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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

THE third arrival of Shoes this Spring
just received. Stock now complete for
Ladies and Gentleman, coarse and fine, and
will be sold on very short profits to suit the
times. A call is requested and you will be
convinced that Dalgsru is selling goods in all
his branches at the very shortest profits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29
Spirit of Jsffersolr.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1879.

Charlestown, Jefferson Comfy, West Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

How TO BE BEAUTIFUL Many hundred
thousand dollars are annually expended by
ladies for "artifcial" appliances to hide the
shrunken or wasted FORM or the sallow skin.
blotches, or liver spots, which are due to fs.
male weakness, dyspepsia, torpid liver, and
constipation. II small per cent. of this
sum were invested in DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, ladies would soon really be
what they now seem to be. 1t readily cor
rec,s those weaknesses and diseases upon
which debility and emaciation depend. 1t
cures the dyspepsia by toning up the system
and when used in connection with DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, speedily
overcomes all Irregularities of the liver aud
bowels. No "bloom of YOUTH" no "beauti-
fer of the complexion" can impart such per-
mancnt beauty of face and form as DIR.
Pierces heath>giving Favorite Prescription.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

BUTTERICK's LATEST PATTERNS for
sale BY Mrs. ARMEsIRouT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29

GEO. 81. HAoLEY has returned from the
Eastern market, and is now opening his
Spring aud Summer stock of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, &C.
The public are invited to call and examine.
s'Bottom prices" is his motto.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-29
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

the cure OF those ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
HAYES TO VETO n.
The Word Two Republicans took Yesterday
from the White House.

WASHINGTON, May 7-Chandler, Logan,
Edmunds. Conklng. Blaine. and the lesser stall
warts OF the Senate are In n pickle over Hayes g
announcement that he will approve the bill 70
prohibit military Interference at elections.
Chandler visit I'd the White House this morning
and applied his persuasive cloqucnce to the
de facto Presidents enr. The leader OF Michi-
gan's political cohosts declined to say whether
or not HAYES had changed his mind since last
Ter simply observed. You iellers who say
in your newspapers that the President Will
approve that bill had better 20 slow. Tho bill
vrto"s II after ALL" Mr.. Frye also called upon
Hayes this morning. The Maine Reprcsenta-
tive said alt"rward that the bill would be- ap-
proved without doubt. Tho vAcilAting char
actrr ~ the occupant u the White House is tho
only basis upon which the stalwarts now hope
1t was intentrd 10 discuss the bill in the Sem
ntr to-day The majority Of the Committed on
Privileges and Elections. however. refused 10
postpone CONSIDERATION of the Kellogg -Spofiord
resolution, Tomorrow the bill will be taken
up and Il is the present intention Of the Demo-
Gratis To- force vote on II.
The star this evening prints the following as
HHyrss views upon the new hill
The bill relative to the army nt the polls,
which IL pending IN Congress. ana winch IL the
result Of thu recent Democratic caucus. y. there
is good reason tor believing. regarded by the
Administration Hs legislation OF a recnartiug
character. II does not propose TO do any
thing more than the statutes at present
on tho books HrcaiJ provide for.
Tho posso comtaius clause In the last Army
bill and other existing measures. already ac-
complish what the bill IN question proposes 10
mnke "A law. The oii.5 d'ncrrHcc betwcen that
bil and the legislation already eA,s,ing ,ies ia
the Tact that tho former makes more definite
what the latter equnliy requires. Ia this view
OF the clause II Is hardly probable that tho Re-
publican party. beginning with Its leader. the
President. will make any grcat opposition TO
tho caucus bill The only point which thoY
seriously consider Is whether in the posse
comitatus clause tho party did not yield too
much rs regards the purpose for which the
army can bn used. But as n Republican Senate
made nothing that could he called opposition 10
the clause. and AS the President approved that
the clause be engrafted on the Army bill.
II Ia considered very likely that without
aud serious objection the caucus roGnaciing
measure will become law The bill WAS framed
t. meet tho rresidcnts objections rs expressed
in his late veto message. II docs not prevent
civil officers OF the Government having armed
assistance to secure peace Ht the polls, and that
WAS tho prlncpa objection that the President
advanced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
COL. ALSTON'S MURDER,
Coz Found GuIIty-nI. WIfe's wild Grief and
Attempt nt Suicide.

ATLANTA. Ga. May THE jury in the
Cox case were out all night They camo into
court at noon to-day to receive further instruc-
tions. Al 3i5 T. NJ thoy came into court and
announced that they had agreed upon a verdict.
An informally in the verdict was corrected.
and it WAS then read az follows: We. the jury,
find the prisoner guilty. and recommend that
he he punished by Imprisonment for life in the
pcnit"ntlHry.'
Cox received the verdict with calmncss and
stOicism. having evidently nerSod himself for
tho worst His wife. On hearing the words So
fatal to her hopes, sat Tor moment trembling
with emotion. ana then started for an open
window near by. with the Intention OF throwing
herself 10 the ground below. AS She reached
her fast. Sho threw her arms around his neck
aud ciung to him. Wi ly cXclqimng; On my
Oudl On my poor dntllng." Her shrieks W,gc
hcnrtrrndcrng, and the occupants Of the
err ,vded court room could not re9train tears Of
nitv 'nX used all his powers TO calm her, and
nn9ily sootn 81 her grlei unlll only her deep
morl- broke upon che solemn stlnrss.
Judge Illycr acntencv,. "A.W- Ho rVunI,ru W., y u
in tho pcn.tcntAry. on such oihcr ""eS W. tna
Governor may direct at hard labor Tor a.. y
during mis- natural liic,"
Gen. G!rtrcll gave notice that tho defence
would make nWOtiOn for q new trial and prayed
for writ of suuCrsrdeas. Sentence was there
upon STAYED for twenty days.
THIS penalty is virtually the extreme Of tho
law in this State, Us an act was pHSscI. with
Cob Al-lon's aid at the last session uf the Leris
mturr. Giviug iurics the right - recommend
life lmprsonmcni IN MI cHs"s nl murder. This
in effect NhOlishcs N" death prNhIiV. toN Is the
u, ~ man who receives the bon IN oi that luw
lho verdict is received with general approval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

story, henrd noises generally about O'Clock in
the morning, when he ros" 10 go To work. He
describes the noise like that Of the tearing OF
cloth.
I"nry was arrested by Can't Byrnes in
December lnst on suspicion " having been
connected with the Manhattan Bank robbery
The evidence being insufficient to hold him
on this charge. he. wins handed over to tho
ilnkertons. who had long hern snnrching TOR
him us one Of the North Hampton Bank roh-
bers. He wis tnkrn to Jefferson Market Court
Rnd committed until rrquistioa papers could
be gotten from Mussachus"tts
Az Detective Robert pinkcrton left the court
with his prisoner on the way To Ludlow street
juil, a well known criminal and former pal -
oi L"nrys steuped before the detective and
presenting "A revolver. demanded I.rnry's re-
lras';, Pnkerton drew his revolver aud tho
Leo Leary was formerly the proprietor Of n
disrrpuiablp resort mt Rcd HOOK. where gam
hl"rs and prizo fighters congrrgatrd He
had many firm friends among tho most
desperate cuss Of thieves. and he seems
never TO hayo doubted that they would
do all in their power to keep him from "A
trial on. the charge against him in Massnrhu-
sctts He has frequently said before and sinca
his removal To Ludlow street jall, that he would
never go 10 Northampton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
yBE VAR IN sourH AMERICA,
A Two-Hours Fight on the sen-BoHvIA's
Troops Marching to the Front.

PANAMA, April 2s.-The first naval en-
counter OF the war now going on in South
America took place on the l4th inst. of tho
river Loa. between the Chilian corvette MaRol-
lanco on one side and the Peruvian vessels
Union and Pllcomayo on the other. The
Peruvian vessels sailed from CRlao several
weeks ngo under sealed orders. but it is APP
parent that they were ordered TO Antofasnsta,
whore at that time the Esineralda was the only
ChliRn VcFs' In the port On their arrival at that
point they found the harbor deserted the eom-
mander of the EsmerGlta having heen ordered
90 Join the squadron at lqu que. The Peruvian
vessels then smiled north. aud when ahrenst Of
the river Lon sighted the Cuiiinn vessel. Sharp
firing was maintained fur two hours. but the
damage done was slight Tho Chllisn vessel
hnrnlng a little powder without effect, the
Chillnn Captain concluded to withdraw from
the hight which he did, running away easily
from the Peruvian ships.
The Chian squadron hns destroyed the
loading apparatus, consisting. OF trnmWNs,
chutcs. a., the Gu1no Loading Company at
Plbellon de Plea. Hunnllos, and elsewhere.
These works cost large amount OF money.
and are the properties Of foreigners. The
tured. although they. NJ well as the loading
works on shore. were the property oi English
b"en ordered 10 leave. There are something
like lify vessels of over a thousand tons bur
den at the, ynriops deposits, and II VIII be
thoir ownprs 10 De driven uff without cargo.
Gen Dnzl tho President of Bolivia, TT the
the territory occupied by tho Chiitus. HIS
greatest difficulties are yet before him, rs, in
order 10 reach points most important Tor hi,
purpose, he mus. traverse 800 miles Of desert.
Ii ls AN almost imuossthliity ioI him to maintain
communication with his base oi sup, Hes. Hui
he must prrforcn rnd"ayor 70 make tho fight
short sharp and decisive. Tho Chillans. ont the
contrary, are well supplied with provisions.
ana through lheir puWrrlHi Hct' Wlil he HLl' %
pr'serve communication VITA their base OF sup
plies,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
Presented BY PRINCE ALBERT
A Petition In Favor OF LrgnIIzIng Marriage
with Deceased Wire's Sister.

LONDON May In the House Of Lords
last night tho Prince Of Wales presented tho
Petition Of 3,25S Norfolk farmers in favor of tho
bill legalizing marriage with deceased wile's
sister He said he believed the measure would
bc Of great advantage to the community ut
large, and he would support il. Lord lloughton
iliberaD mOycd tho second reading Of tho bill
The Government represented by Lord Gran.
brook. Secretary OF State for India strongly on
posed il, and tho second reading WAS defeated
hy a vote of l0l 10 81, The Prince OF Wales. the
Duke OF Edinburgh, and the Bshop OF Eipon
voted with the minority, and fourteen Of tho
bishops with tho nulority. showing that lay
opinion rnthcr iaYpfs The mouhurc.
In the House Of Commons a drclurltlrv resO-
mtion introduced by Mr.. FHrrar nerschell
tLihcral, member for Durham CIV. In favor Of
abolshiuE IN action for n breach of promise Of
marriage, except in cases whore actual pocuni-
airy loss has beon Incurred by reason OF tho
PROMISE, was carried by a vote Of luG yeas To- G5
navs. Tho Sohctor.Gcn"lal.S Sir lIarIngo S.
Gilfard, opposed tho resolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
WARREN COUNTY FRAUDS
The Ex-senator's Crosse n nn,Inntion - The
Foreman of the Jury In Ills Employ.


BELvIDERE May AT the opening OF
court to-day ex-senator Cornish again took tho
stand. ana WAS severely cross-examinod by the
Prosecutor. He appeared calm when the exam
inAtion began. but soon became excited when
questioned about the letters he sent to Mattison.
He said that he saw nothing In them hut friend
lv words ~ savie- He claimed never to have
seen the siO0 note. He attended the meeting
~ the pOorhouse he says, 20 ilnd out how murn
his friend Strader was Indebted TO Cummins.
H. did not know there were any fraudulent pa
IN" meeting. ami then all he had to do or say
WAS 10 advise strader TO pay Cummins all he
owed him.
Prosecutor Harris asked Cornish 10 name
some OF the men employed by Cornish K Co. IN
their organ factory. His answer to this ques-
Jury. MIR. McMurtre. was in Cornishs employ.
The Chirl Justice severely ceusured the de-
fendnnts counsel for allowing Mr.. McMurtrie
10 sil on the Jury.
Cornish confessed 10 having lent money TO
Dean. a witness for the State, a short time ago,
and to having questioned him concerning what
he would say against him. Two other wit
ncsscs were called BY the defence. but their tea
tmony was unimportant AMI then tho defence
rested their case.
short review OF his former testimony, tho
Prosecutor asked him TO state in full what
Cornish told him ut tho meeting in the bOOr-
house. He replied; Cornish told mo, II you
take the note you must swear you do not know
where YOU got it. and, BY Cd Won all stick u
II TIL hell freezes OYcrI"
The defence arc doing all in their power to
break down the testimony Of Madison and
Cummins. A few more witnesses are 10 he
called. The case will probably close tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
THR noLlIsrERyILLE BURGA4BE
Fanny Van Gorder Granted New Tual-
Suspicious Absence OF Myers. her SuItor

HONlsDALE, Pa, May IL. Is. Hollister,
Justice Of tho Peace his brother-lnl George
Burns; W. A. Myers and his sweetheart Fanny
Van Gorder were tried at the February term Of
tho Wayne County Court on charge Of commit
ting masked burglary at the house OF T. II.
Baker, in Hollisteryile. this county. whore all
The parties live. Alter p two weeks trial the
community WAS surprised by verdict which
convicted Myers and tho girl, and acquitted
liulllstcr and Burns. motion for q new trial
Tor Myers and Miss Van Gorder was made to
be argued al the May term. Miss Van Gordcr's
counsel became her hail, and shc induced her
father 10 90 security for her lovers appearance
at court Subsequently, Myers was surrendered
bY his hunIsmHu. Then A. q. Hollster a
cousin of +. j.. HOllister. won't his bail for tho
reason, II Is charged that Myers threatened to
make revolutions damaging 10 tho ease OF H0l-
lister IN oIner indictments arising from tho
same crime.
The court met on Monday. Myers did not ap-
pear. Fanny Van GOrlcr WIS granted a new
trial on tho ground that the Jury mad bcon gov
crnod by outside influence i'm bringing I'm It's
verdict. Assurances wcrn given that Myers
would be- in court to-day. Tho case of the Com
monwea!th against HOLSTER and the other
prisoners under an Indictment for conspiracy
- rob r. II. Baker OF t270O. Is now on. but tho
whereabouts Of Myers is not ytt known. IL Is
openly charged to-day that he hns left the
country. New evidence Of a positive character
aa To tho guilt OF tho indicted persons, H. IL
claimed, win be produced Oh the present trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
MRS SUSAN uNDERWooD's ARREST
Accused OF Forgery-Uer sueees.HaI Opera
tIon In Wheat.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May Mira Susan W.
Underwood. lady moving the first circle. Of society
was arrested yesterday at the instance Of Harvey
Hayden of Chicaso charge Of uterng forged paper
The plant charges thatanote TO the amount 90
sisred by A c. Underwood was made nnd executed by Al
bert Underwood OF tins city the husband ofthc lady
arrested while t purported 20 he the paper o Avian a.
lnderw.od of Milford. Mass, the iathcrnlaw OF the nc.
Cu~cd II Is alleged that similar nuiss g. the amount
SIS p are held hy prominent parties IN this city The
defendant promptly gave bonds tor her future Hpuear
anct IA Gov Luinsfn bee ming hcr prucif ri surety
hrs Underwood. outside o hrr social POSITION l. more
or less rumtu NJ on account Of fortunate speculation
IN wheat some time whereby sic realize lruft uf
$500 hut altcrward met with rcyer.cs losing this
amount and much more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
Tho Treasurer OF tho Loyal Legion n De-
fnulter.

BosToN. MAY 7.-Maior James d. Bell. for
years Secretary and Treasurer of the Loyal 10.
gion, was tonight expelled from membership and de.
posed from Office for irreruarucs his accounts It w
discovered that there dofc.t o 5000 and g 40
u this amount hal disappeared with nothing to show
tnru IL wasa lear dcialcauon Nothing hasNct been
done 10 recover the uoucN or to prosecute the deHulicr
~ u hNs been nemhtT at the New England Guards. a
notary and pension agent and stood high IN the
munHy
Tile Cumm,n hell ts annual meeting atthc Parker
House TODAY ten. Alfred Rockwell presided AZ tho
dnner At ihc huTncs. m'cun; the tonic was the ic.
tlcAtun at Nan~ Nrl n CHARGED that he had inn0
cuuntc' for He'll wont %" prosecuted COT Augusta. r.
Martin elected President lie of Martins bat
iCrA u the wir aud ). commander oi the Anri, M ana
Honorable Artillery. Cant Edward B Robins was elect
ed Re- order llurc of Hell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
The manlan.E EnIolt Hnec.

LONDON. May 7.-HGulan will take a fort
nights rest before he commences preparation fof rho
match with Elliott which viii be rowed the 18th OF
june Elliott strong work, and rarely misses going
over the entire course at top pressure once day Two
one Ianan Is freely offered with no takers beyond
snNl amounts
The sIs tnis sivses English eculcrs N siout the
AWtrcan style, which compr' hrnd- LONGER slide iui
greater use of tlc leg, and hsy thau the Eussi It
says We have carefully noted the pcruiilfiu,, OF
hanan and Rose 40 thcr tcccut mAichos. nni are
Nncri that theN must hc inflated with care II their Icr
rornanecs are To- he emulacl new departure will
have to be takenn English ,culiug ~ our best men are
mold their against THOSE Who have made expert
u.nl. Ana lseAA.l.e-. and Aa-mun.tlalA NA.r NAAA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

LONDON, May The JoTnat de S. P,.us.
hng stys The news published abroad lboyt thc stt,,
OF ahAs at 81 fturshufs is untrue There has bccrno
prohibition aga. . the possession OF arms. but e ns
Jos s'ng arms must inform the authorities NJ f.aHlc
Is entirely lrc and unIuuodrd The smtcmpnt, um!
utrNircS gould hut De- Nsii,d NItiuui oif,ul hermit
al,i f1' tc lt-hts iN Iits Nuu'N inf Or allowed Ir
lruri,ck arr rid 'ulpus Inventions THE RIGS yr. and
work IN r Siuc W1uurr az hf fctnnt. Vscii.
w,ni ani Wdi'iu''cd in d, .' c a''l nieis,uf.,'
Gen Tot "h 70 itr Hrrltri 40 % N,.. tuI assumed com.
rani ot tlt Uoltiunrhp aud thr trin,.a ArI tlr
rr,at,r prr' of s,h Russia ua ler ih, tt.', ut1.r
tHhll.itHs martial Law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

DINGHAMroN. May THE testimony at the
Coroner uqucstin in the pui.ht ca,e CLOSED ui, MORN
Ing Dr. sNinhurue rll hack cu the swoiJul poi,olin,
theory Coroner richards CHARGED th' iury that in a
thsr ~ sulinl firsntNdNun fiH ui.gl us.. must be
tnurd nh one prs1n o the i,cr1sd, ANA tnat uir fc
Sumption t mat I"lsnu ,t UIrnda AROUND man dcs "a
hHtar t,nN. rnl n.dt tie huilViU lluH ir 4 "a AN
me trf,'s 49, proposition Th" lufy irci. lut ldouti
hAu4 A A' lVhIJliON M.thVdt lend1 max yeialeL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
OHIO. nallroad comml..loner Shot A..

COLUMBUS. o., May 7.-George D. Lyon. Vice
President Of the STATE Mutual Ail Association was ar
raisurd th morning char-c OF shooting with intent TO
hA William Bell President of the association and state
Railroad Commissioner He pleaded pot ruty and was
released on a. Lon hail Yesterday afternoon while Mr.
Bel as seated ~ his oncc, the report of pistol was
hoard iu the stat" HHH~r Nari ani n hli crashed
through WinIOw pane near Were lie WIS sitting. No
one was seen near the window. but Mr. Rel
warrant tur the arrest o Mr lyon. charging him Wt
shootui- with ir,di u ALL The two uHd iarl, hni
street Harrtl IN which they came g. blows Mr. Lyon
declare. ihat hc knew nothing nj Tho sbnoung that he
WIS not n thc state II us ward Yesterday ai that he
in his when the shot WIS fired lie SAYS that
\ 81 iasus atcd the charge 10 ruin him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
II. Porter. Murderer Indicted.

MARSHALL. Texas. May Tho District Court
convened yesterday Thc Grand jury presented an in.
dicmcnt aiainst James Currc tor the murder OF B O.
Porter on motion of the District Attorney. this morn
iuf Cgrc'scasc was sot or the 2ii Of June snecial
ituNc u .iNN u,ors was red and drawn TIE first
three weeks u Tie court w hv tIhtu u With oyii hus
ness Crric was hrousht tn cuurt this morning mo
law requires defendant. 90 be present when tue sroi
!ni"r. Hrr drawn Tie Inns cAmcd down, and sccnlsl ~
tees lAc peru OF his POSITION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

As Mrs. William Preston Griffln. widow Of tho
navy lieutenant Of that aud sister Of Mrs IIaml
'on Fish, Mas ras'ns Union Square, seyenW, nth
street, on Tuesday, her pecAe,book was suddenly
snai'hel from ls- ;am sc ,nici as mere wa;
40 police officer ~ sight. it being In Capt wimauss
precinct made good bis C.calr. despite the hur aud
OF III. uuuuorm. pur.ucrs Mr. Grtus uecuninrV loss
was less than f9u but the pockcihuok she valued
rrmlnscencrs The ch fnce Of its recovery however
small she Mas unable % give the police ttugitc
enough description OF the hsEWayman to warrant Huen
nups his cpptIre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
rrarre.. Of ,hs mee,.nna..ros ,Ynlh.r,.

AZ 1908 this morning the slS-dHy too-and-
heel walk in Gllnorr's was hai hustcd Nue ofthc four.
teen who started on Monday morun- were suu oa the
et lor fame and ncboy, although only one tDa,i,I was
ON hr rach the other wcrc mklns cw hours u,edei
rest The score uf tlp-c remaining in the race thpu
stood; Gnyo', -d7 mir>; khroic, 2lifl Ftlcr. .io.
thnpaHa 2i''s. tho his Svrir, 2lu '; srayhoa lel
To-
The management ha, oGyici S5cO extra 10 every man
Who lnaSvs wv Mlies ia 11c sl1 dAyL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
Th. Vanderbilt. Party a, Detroit,

DETROIT. May 7.-Wm. II. Vanderbilt and
party arrived here from Cleveland by special train at
o'clock this afternoon They boarded tug and steamed
up tho river lar as Belle Isle returning 20 the CIT. at
hlinut nrlnnk this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

PHLADELrnIA, May Tho report that Asa
Packer diving without foundation Areportor called
NJ W house To mrht and was Informed that he had ren
better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

LONDON May AT tho annual meeting ot
the Iron Hud Sie.l Institute to-day u' Hcscmcr medal
Vas awarded o. Peter 'o1pcr ot Sew Nofk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08
sP4RKs FRoM ruE rnLrGRArM

Rising barometer. variable winds mostS
lrom north anu cast slightly warmer, panty el0,uJ
weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-08

DUBiIH, iIay AT the request Of the rela-
uNc- ihe mineral O the late DR. BUT viii hc private.
1he remains VIII be inferred IN the family al Sran.
nrRF County Donegal
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Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hariord
(San LuisO Obispo)and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
Bs-The steamers leaving San Francisco
July 3, and San Pedro July z, touch at
Santa Cruz and Monterey.
p9-Passengers for san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3 45 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.