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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18
"a CARD.
To The Editor OF the pemonrn..

To the Editor Of The Democrat.
Dear RW-1n this mornings Issue OF the
DEMOCRAT my attention was arrested by an ar
tjeIe headed THE Botonless PITT" In which
az II implying the authority was Questionable.
appears the following challenge:
It is perhaps Just wet t. publish He aHA
thority for It. and persons who may feel ag@
griovad can take such steps as they SEQ proper
to set themselves right"
simply desire to say that was not the Gus
todian Of the written agreement rs sworn to by
Thomas lynne: neither was | eognIsant Of the
existence OF such document.
| never paid Gatlin or any other person
money on aeeouAt of my such Infamous com
pact, and never testified pro or con- In the
Fifth District Court In tho case Of CaIin vs..
Kellogg. as thecoutt records cited In the article
purpgrt m show.
beg this may be given an equal prominence
In your columns as that occupied by the article
referred To.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
A. S. BADGER.
New Orleans. August ". 1879. auta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18
Washington Avenue Drug Store
CoYnsR Magazine ana Wash1netsn sts.
Npw npY En- Nru

q.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pu-s
Drufs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medsslnss
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc. Coral Tooth
Paste. recorllla nded by all who uee II as
sery snper1or dentifrice. Il beauties tbs teeth
beauty. Alkaline Bouquet Powder for beauu.
tying, softening and preserving tne skin. the
best thing fer priekly heat and all summer
eru,ptions. Customers. city and country, VIII
and our stock complete, comprising many ar.
tlcies impossible TO enumerate here, and sold at
moderate prices. Prescriptions puf up nigh
and day. B. j. MAINEaRA, III, o..
Trnsxias. Phazuaceutist aad Practical DhsaEStt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18

Sherman will scarcely be- able 10 prove bis
assertion that he Ia collecting the customs
dues of this country cheaper than they ever
were collected before. Instead of this being
30, the contrary Ia tho truth. The govern
ment is paying more to colect'its customs
revenues now than at any time In the history
OF the country In 1871 the cost Of collection
was 3.18 per cent Of the amount collected; IN
1877, under Sherman. 1t was 4 or per cent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18

Trade unionism holds tirmer sway among
the miners of Nevada than anywhere else In
the world The miners union Of that State
has for years dictated tine price of labor In the
mines, and allowed nobody to work that Ia not
n mamher
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18
u. "A. BURKE, Managing Editor.
SAVINGS BY THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

With Zach Chandler in Maine and Roscoe
CDnkling In Rhode Island the cause Of temper
ance and morality does not boom as its best
friends would wish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-18

Turkey has an army Of 10000 men on the
Greek frontier This army furnishes some
ninety Thousand reasons why Greece will not
try TO settle the boundary question by a war,
but will leave the matter to diplomacy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27

CALvESTON TEXAS TOUCHING AT KEY WEST
VJStcamer COLORADO Captain Bolger will sail from
pier 20 East River. Saturday November ~, at 3P NJ
Through bills of lading Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northern, Galveston.
Henderson, the Galveston. harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage to Galveston re-
ced 80 $50 cabin, so steeragc.
For freight passage and general Information apply TO
c. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
pcr East River
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CASHED AT
500 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
from x..r Ssw SsS n s7
RTlshy sS.s @ Lotsry the sum M g. FyE - M
drawn by T. Ls Due Forest City. Ca IN Class Q, of
wELIs-rARGo EXPRESS CO.
j. G. Simbeck
NEw YORK. Nov ~. 1879.
rSEs iR D6%sS IN Af $ %
Prize Ticket 5+9 drawn in Class of the kentucky State
ID, II. sCnEIBEL.
$50 I'd av., New York city
s, YEw Yonx, Nov. IS. 1872
ES o 4 M 'S r%,s 4S, NJ R
IN 'i Glass T. drawn November 'ou"s, "
BY Horato q. Coutman
Received from Mc,srs Simmons Dickinson FIVE
Na for q" in s Of sS
State Lottery said ticket being sent to us for coseon
for Second National Bank. Jersey City.
.ir TES
ssss sss % s@s$ p '' '''
for Dodds Childs Express Company
DoExss
Il s7a The ticket drawing said 'i prize s was
AVE. '' J. Mcguire,
DCtLARS being the aTSmnt drawn by ticket
Class ?. September l6 Said ticket held by and
Residence ss E:,r%:aas < r; mhss; AZ:
Baltimore, Nd.
@
NO. 7s7lS drawing July TO- 1873 Eentueky state Lottery
Washington, d. G.
Received from Simmer. Il piskiHson, MsnsgsS, @ Ken
DOLLARS ticket No. ss,s4s in drawing september I0
eE9sS. g &s.sns;ss s wasnsuRs, n.
s5o.7oo
WHICH u1s ssa5IxESf sat S SE$ws srSsss 81
NOVEMBER -.
zHp o s.
For full particulars apply to -
(successor TO Williamson Il Coz,
500 BROADWAY, NEAR HOUSTON ST.. NY.
LIST oy pHAwfGs AZ AtwAyS SS
c6fi 6 Of rE LIST HOLDERS
EEcF pS7 HAS u sEfs IN 2nEf s
4 COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
l4rH GRAND DRAWING.
AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE.
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
HAS ALWAYS TAKEN PLACE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 90
1850 PRIZES.
siI2.4oo IN MONEY
ssoooo $4,000, 5000. 10 OF $1,000.
BE IN TINE.
ONLY TWO DAYS REMAIN.
OFFICE OPEN TILL P. NJ. TO-DAY.
T. j. coMMERFoRD. Ie3 BROADWAY,
or B. IT, PORTER CO., 1.227 Broadway.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
=
GENERAL JUBAL A. EARLY. OF VIRGINIA,
have always personally arranged all details and supervise
the semi Drawing tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company New Orleans Tuesday Dcccm
279 prizes. amounting $5,2.rO including
Capital Prize of x10OO Grand Prizo OF so 90
| one Grand Prize of x2O.trD &c.
Write for circulars send address TO NJ A. DAUPHIN.
Now Orleans, La, same person ut $40 Broadway New
| York.
A -RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
/ ~
There ha. always been held an ordinary drawing
at HAVANA. CUBA. DECEMBER B. 1879.
Louisiana State Extraordinary.
Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Spanish Gold and silver Havana Bank Bills bou ght aud
sold Descriptive catalogues free Address ali letters
!. DuEF Co. Bankers.
J. DUFF & co. Bankers.
~ Nassau st.. corner Liberty. New York,
~ Nassau St. corner Liberty. Now York.
A LII DISEASES or MEN, WHATEVER TiIE CAUSE
| n speedily and permanently cured DR. DYER, AZ West
| 18th st.
| n. THEODORE ZsUHoCU.
Banker and Broker.
81 Park row. Uptown Office, s6i Broadway.
TTENTTON. N.-TIIIRTY YEARS PRussTAN AND
N American practcc speciaties diseases men
suitaton free. Dr. JACOBI. 1851 Blocker ~.
A -sKILFUL TREATMENT WITH ELEGANT Ac-
N .conmodations for ladies. by DIR. aud Mime sELDEN,
| 49, Lexington NV
a.
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A STHMA.n-IF THOSE SUFFERING FROM THIS
painful disease and pronounced incurabe viii place
themselves under my they be permanently
cured in 3O days DIR. GOODMAN. 1856 East 18th st.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTshSsSIsnSrr col L. ana 90 ''
sophss soxkp AND f6bdfSG wxSTED"aD rAes-th and
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR sALEAND TO RENT
BusIXEss oPPoRfUNIrIEs-lirHP PAGE.
B@uSINMEss @ M NoTIcES17Ia I rs, sr PAcErtth col ,..o,
CLERKS cIh AN6 SsA sALEsMsSia1n s P1cr@sth col
PSSsHNS AcHpESIksmlars saff fFAan-sh COL
pSENTISIRY.l2rn PAGEa4th col
B9as ssPf HdasEs n LET AND
EuR6fESS pkSsssF23a Paens.h col
EghopEi17rn EN- .Nri Z rAcT.s!h r.S I. S.s col.
ySSSsE5 s6SSs HSp SSl APARTMENTS TO
-, 2p pAGE-2d and Sd eos
EqfSlvyRH2e EEES WyHNfEbIfsAMssarH fssf.s
H6ks s4 sDd sh coli.
s.o 9s Oh ,ss BUSINESS &C.,
SSs EHxl Ss%fH rdS CITY asD
t6sHt IsT aNS P.sr-ss so sS
MaeHESESxfR M4e#EE sxS4sEs@s1 Esesis Sol COL
MisCEfiANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-sth
NV GpHHSISR4foNs-1nn fssE1n Fl if.c.eA COL
$6s s6FiaAi.s 4qs-s co.,
PROPOSALS-2p PAcE-6th col . ,,,,,,,s
pRopERTY YASt oTT Of THE THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE--1st and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON-2D PAGE-2d COL
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-2d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTJCES-lsT PAGE-1st col.
RESTAURANTS-2D PAGE-6th col.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-1st COL
SALES AT AUCTION-l2In PAGE-4th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALES-l2rH PAcE-5th
col.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-l2rH PAcE-5th and
9th coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-1st, I'd and Sd coils.
STORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
THE TURF-lsr PAGE-4th col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-2d COL
TRAVELLERS GUIDE--1sr PAGE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGF-3d col.
WANTED To PURCHASE-1sr PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES JEwELRY. &C.-2p PAGE-6th col.
WESTCI ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LFT-2p PAGE-lst col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-i0rH PAGK-6th col.
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OLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

For NORFOLK PETERSBURG and RICHMOND direct
TUESDAY, TIL URSDAY and SATURDAY, nt 8 = M
NESpAY and SATURDAY sP ~ do passengers
Steamer, for LEWES Del. and REHOBOrII BEACH
PIP. NJ. =. =.
All except Delaware) freight Will be received daily NJ
per Ij North River foot of christopher and PASSEN
GERS Except Delaware) will depart from there.
continue pier foot OF Beach ST.
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets aud bills OF lading to all
points Insurance effected at "a pcr cent.
General office, 1877 t;reerwich st.
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POST OFFICE NlVrICc..-

DOSr OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday, No
vcmbcr ~ S1 will close at TINS office Tuesday. at
u 40 L. NJ for Europe by steamship Montana. via
Queenstown; Wednesday at IL ~ r. M Tor Europe.
by steamship Algeria via Queenstown tor
France must be specially Addressed aud Mt T. NJ for
France direct by steamship Canada via svrc on Thurs
day, at 10 n NJ. for Europe. by steamship BALTIC, VIA
Queenstown correspondence for Germany and France
must be specially addrcs-ed and at 10 NJ for France
Germany &C. by steamship Colbert. via Plymouth Chcr
boug and Hamburg for Great snd
the Continent must he specially addressed;
at 2p NJ, for Europe. by steamship City OF kcn
via Queenstown Correspondence FOR ermny sne Seot
land specially Addressed, and NJ 2p A. NJ, Tor
Scotland direct by steamship Circasss via glasgow ana
II A. W., for Europe. by steamship Mosei VIA Scuth
aud Bcmcn. The mails for Denmsrk sweden ana
Norway are despatched Hamburg and Bremen steamers
only The mails IIayt Domingo aud Turks Island
leave New York November - The mails fnr hayt and
C,lnuhia leave New Ynrk November 2G The malls for
IIayt aud Jamaica leave New York November u. The
mails Tor Havana New York November ~ and IA
The mails Newfoundlnnd leave New York November ~
T mails for Aspnwal and South Pacific New
y,I pcrenb- The mails for Me xicv leave New York
Snyember ~ The mails tor China aud Japan leave
Francisco December The mails for Australia &c leave
San Francisco December ~
' TliOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OrricE, Nfw York. Now ~. issa
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE.

WANTED rO PURCHASE.
lVANTEp-A SET or APpIETON's CyCLorEDIA
w l6vcl. cloth, new edition, cheap. Address HOOKS.
224 Herald office
WANrEp-i25 FEET SECOND HAND 5INCiI rIPE
w In good condition. No. - Cortiandt II.
vNANTED-GOOD SEAL sACVUE IN ExciIAx,.E
w tor expensive Coral; also Fur Lining circular
chcar. Address l.. ". A.. box III Herald Uptown oce
w AxrED To rURcHAsE-AN UPRIGHT RED N.
w goyd order cheap for cash Address 10, Eat -k 81
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REST FOUR-YEAROLD RYE WHISREY. 81 PER
Dgallon 81 large bottle Best native Port and Ca
tawb at 81 30 and 81 - per gallon.
NJ VAN BELL IS Chambers ST.. near Church.
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TINE TURF.

GRAND HOLIDAY THANKsiivIN1I. NOVEMBER
N1m is'e at the brooklyn Driving park Parky,:,&e & r.
L. ,nree good rotsThc hrst rs class, Tour WI"
amsonrr horses second three south Brooklyn road
horses third rnce. sweepstakes. and also sweepshse
OF 81" each. - mile run. between Thomas Brody. Alex
Mnder MeGivry Abe Fernandez and George Murphy run
10 commence at O'Clock and clock. Adnssion
% cents. HIRAM ". HOWE. Proprietor.
GENTLEMEN's DRIVING PARK tFORMEHLy FLEET
" woodi-Running rnce Thanksgiving Day November "a
NJ :f T. NJ Mile heats. sunlight Hattie J., Ray Rum
CaracaIla and Nipper: no lbs up. same pay-Three
quarter dash. entries. Same Day.-Nnth Ward Trot-
Gray mare Lady sharp Billy Bow Legs Rose Michel
Minnie H. Same Day-Sadde race between John Mnr-
W. II JOHNSON, lessee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE, CONsTIPA
~ tion, piles, stomach, liver. kidney skin Diseases
ncrycns debility weakness loss OF vitality, &c. Trough
tons Invgoranu syrup. 25c. 5v 81 aud 81 Cases
nounccd ncurnbc solicited nnd money returned
Ccnar. aud advice by NATL frce sample bottle NJ ofce
GU West 4th st.
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4 -A-A.-A.-A-A.-A.-
IA NERVOUS EXHAuSTION.-A medical essay, COM
prsng series of lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF
Anatomy, ON the and of premature Decline
show NJ indisputably how health be reganed,
an"rdng cenr synopsis of mpcdiments TO marriage ana
the treatment of and ply steal debility being tho
result OF - years experience y mail Doe ency or
postage stamps Address Kahns Museum, 6eS
Broadway. New York.
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE DIRECT go
These trst class steamers will sail ut T. W. from pier
North River. for Havana direct. ms follows
SAM AGO DE CUBA, CAPTAIN Foote. SATURDAY, Nov ~
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. Captain Van Slice. We'd Dec. 10
For freight passage avng unsurpassed accommoda-
tons apply
I.AWrON BNOS.. Agents in lInvanM
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ok seat ROCKAWAY.
bOuc by !. II. brewster n Co, $tJ0
Ono by u. Manvillc A Co. very light, $3.50.
ono by u. Marsh. nearly new, x,5u.
WILLIAM n. GRAY. ~ and - Wooster 81.
rI,O LET CHEAP-LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK. WITH
without Horses; Horses to lett also STALLS Horses
boarded, $50 month; storage. 3i2 West i6,h st.
MILL EXCHANGE STYLISH HORSE FOR LADY =
w seal Sacquc Address, Tor two days. H. box lis Her
aid Uptown onicet
w ANTkD-A HORSE, i5.3 mon, SOUND AND
w Kind. fast walker aud good traveller match
bright bay. Address j., ~ West 18th st.
XNANTED-A SINGLE SEAT SIDE BAR WAGON.
w in frat class order. Nrcwstcrs Stvers make Ad-
dress stating price aud where IL can be seem r. H. L. Her
aid Uptown ufhcc
vNANTED--A SADDLE HORSE. ADDRESS TAS-
w kER H. MARVIN. 81 First place, Brooklyn.
lSA FOR GOOD WORK HORSE AND LIGHT EX.
SOUprcss Wagon; separately u required; bargain AIS
West 18th vt.
c1nn GREAT BARGAtN.--TOr BUGGY liar.
DIVV.ncss aud whip: cost ftfp three months ago;
also kimha sleigh and handsome bear Robe stable Cv
West 18th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27

COOKS EXCURSIONTST contains fares for over 900
by mail Zoe For full particulars please address
THOMAS COOK \ son,
Tho Worlds Ticket Olico. 2di Broadway. New York
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

PAY UP.-We have of late by per-
sonal appeals, by rendering bills and
by notices in these columns, request
ed many of our patrons to pay up.
Many of their bills amount to less
than $500, and could be paid easily
by little effort on their part. Each
ones Indebtedness is but little, yet
three or four hundred of them aggre-
gated make an immense sum to us.
We have made out about fifty of these
and have placed them in the hands
of an officer who will proceed to
collect them, peaceably if he can,
forcibly if he must. We do not buy
paper on an indefinite, or any other
kin of a credit. We cannot pay
our over worked assistants with
credit, and we cannot live ON credit.
1t is too uncertain and thin diet to
subsist upon. We do a fair and
honest business, giving each man
the worth of his money. The houses
from which we get our supplies re-
quire prompt payment, and the step
we have taken is matter Of simple
justice to ourselves, and if it offends
those included, so let it be, as we
ARE better off with no customers, than
to have such as never pay. There is
no reason why our democratic friends
should not all pay their subscriptions
in advance. On Job work and adj
vertising we are as accommodating
as any office can afford to be. We
hope our friends will please notice
this.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

NIursler VIII Ouf.

A postal card addressed to Fitz-
hugh Il Hunter, Bridgeport, w. Va,
will bring you prices, terms and full
particulars of the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. The White Sew
ing Machine is perfect and complete.
Lightest running, least noise and sim
plest machine in use. 1t is impossi-
BILE for other machines to sell in direct
competition with the White. Exami-
nations courted and competition dc
fed.
Complete revolution in prices Of
Machines, Pianos and Organs. All
sold at bottom figures, and on terms
to suit purchasers.
~ Try our Easy Monthly Pay
ment plan ON Pianos, Organs, DC.
Address, Fitzhugh 4 Hunter,
feb loft. Bridgeport, w. Va,
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Death Of Rev. s. siegfried Jr

Rev. Simeon Siegfried, Jr, died at
his residence in Norristown, Pa, very
unexpectedly. on Monday, Oct. 20,
1879. He was the son of Rev. Sim
con Siegfried, ST., now of Evansville,
Ind, in the SD year of his age, and
who was once the editor of the Greene
County Wig. Young Simeon then
learned the printing trade, and whilst
a resident of this town married the
daughter of Geo, Odenbaugh now
decd then of franklin township.
Becoming converted and joining the
Baptist Church, he felt himself call
ed to the profession of his father,
and was licensed to preach, and or
dained. He afterwards moved to
Ohio, where he preached number
of years. The war breaking out, he
became captain of company in the
AID Ohio Regiment, and served
through the war with honor, having
been engaged in several important
battles. At the close of the war he
engaged in editorial labor, but after
wards became Pastor of Church at
Newark, N. j. where he remained till
1875. Since then he has been Pas
tor of the Norristown Baptist Church,
where he was much beloved by his
Church and respected by all classes.
His funeral was attended by throngs
of people who could not crowd into
the capacious Church. The services
were conducted by DR.. Henson of
Philadelphia, assisted by DR.. Hesley
Of the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Miller James and Rev. A. j. Row
land.
He was So years old, and leaves
three sons, one of whom was recently
ordained Pastor Of Conshohocken
Church.
He had been at Wilkesbare attend
ing the State meetings of the Baptist
Denomination the waek previous to
his death; and had but recently re-
turned from a visit to his father,
where he had been summoned, as it
was thought, to the old mans death
bed. And in the National Baptist
Of Nov. Sd, he communicated notice
of his fathers illness, little dreaming
that he would proceed his aged par
ent to the Waynesburgk Re
publican.
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Suicide OFFS. rreudenberxer.


A dispatch from Evansville, Ohio,
dated Nov. 4th gives the following
account Of the suicide of S. Freuden-
berger. the little clothier who was so
popular here. "a sad and terrible
tragedy occurred in this usually
quiet village this afternoon. Mr..
Samuel Freudenberger, young Ger
man aged 81 years, had arrived here
on the 10 O'clock train from Freder-
lex, Md, where he had been confined
five months in lunatic asylum, but
from which he had been discharged,
the doctors considering it useless to
keep him longer. About two o'clock,
while in the store of his cousin, ia
cob Oppenheimer, he seized revolt
yer in a showcase and discharged a
cartridge into his heart. The ball
entered an inch below the left nipple,
struck rib and glanced downward,
it is presumed, in the bowels, as it
could not be found 1t will neces-
sarily prove fatal, although he is yet
living. The young man was Ger
man Jew, well educated, and at one
time kept clothing store at Morgan
town, West Va. and has an uncle
living in Richmond"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15


AS announced in our last issue Rt.
Rev. Geo. W. Peterkin, Bishop Of the
Diocese of West Virginia, assisted
by Rev. Geo. A. Gibbons rector of
the parish, held services in the Pres
byterian Church this place last Sab
bath. In the morning, at 1O1 o'clock,
the Bishop preached, taking his text
from the 9th Chapter of Matthew,
and the goth verse. There was a
good audience present, and all seemed
well pleased with the Bishops dis
course. He also preached an able
sermon in the afternoon, after which
a missionary collection was raised.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

RANDALL, the fraud and so called
evangelist, folded his tent and quiet
ly stole away lately, and as usual
jumped his board bill. He has for
some time been bawling around here
and painting what he claimed were
Scripture texts on pavements, fences
and other convenient objects. He
was able 10 hoodwink some of the
people but the majority and the better
class of people showed him no coun-
tenance. He is so abominably igno-
rant and SO disgusting that mafy do
not even concede him the charitable
consideration of being lunatic, but
consider him a professional 'dead
beat" who assumes his present pro-
fession as ruse that enables him to
get his bread ard butter without
honest labor.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-11-15

WE HAVE on numerous occasions
earnestly besought and entreated
the Postmasters, in handling the
mail, to make an effort to forward
packages of the New DOMINION to
their destination, and by the proper
routes. While we do not think any
of them would injure us intention
ally, still their slouchy and careless
ways do it. For instance, the pack
age directed to Rosedale, Greene
county, Pa, due there on Friday,
seldom reaches the place until the
following Tuesday. Why this should
be so we are at a loss to understand.
And complaints come to us Of the
same character from other places.
We do hope that we will not be com
PEELED to resort to such means as are
within our power to remedy the
evil, but we can't stand it, and will
be forced to do SO if our simple re-
quest is further ignored.
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University Boat Club.

At meeting Of the University
Boat Club held in Chapel Hall last
Friday afternoon, Sergeant ]. J.
McLain was elected treasurer and the
following committees were appointed:
General Business Committee, Messrs.
Devine, Chairman; Wells and Pearre.
Committee on Constitution and
BY Laws; Messrs Waters, Chairman;
Ogden, Secretary !, Sommers, Morris
and Devine.
Committee on Finance; Messrs
Waters, Chairman; Sommers and
Lewis.
Messrs Devine, Stewart and Hen
ry were appointed as committee to
arrange for performance to be Civ
ell by the Cadet Ministries for the
benefit of the boat club. w
Our club is now fixed fact and
we have but few fears for its future
success. The organization has fifty
members and aided by the substan
tial support of its friends we hope
soon to have it in "full running or
der. GEO. A. Pearre,
CAMDEN SoMMERs, Pres't.
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l have lately taken charge of the
Mackey Mill and with improved ma
chinery and an excellent miller will
spare no effort to turn out good work.
A pair of new and tried buhrs have
lately been added and everything
about the mill is in excellent order.
/ keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of feed, meal, -four &c. Give me a
call. j. JosEPH.