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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

Coming. and will be sold cheap for
cash only, \ large supply Of new goods,
Call anG see them ut the Novelty
and Variety Store.
CELERhATfp,-Two articles have
made the NAME Of steel \ Price celc-
hratrd: their Or, Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder, and Special Flavoring
Extracts, These preparations are
without question. the finest of their
kinds in the world, they will event
ually he used rs \ luxury from one
end of our country to The other,
LoSr.-On Wednesday morning, on
the Linden road, between Paddock's
hill, and Il. /, Read's, silver watch,
Waltham movement 4 ~ ease, marked
with initials IL 4. I" \ reward Vt
s. will he given toany one returning
the watch to the undersigned, ut Lin
den. louN L. TREplNNlCK,
rorrllAE FAvoIlrES.-The Flor
nj Riches Colonge Water. Alista Bou-
Quet and Pet Rose handkerchief en-
tracts, made by DIR. Price. are becom-
ing popular favoriteS, nr Prices
Floral Richer is the finest cologne or
toilet water made, and is in high re-
pute among clergsmen, public speak
ers and mvalids for its fine, agrcea-
BILE and refreshing fragrance.
SrEANEp From my premises in
the city of Mineral Point, on the nth
of May, red COW, (half nurham)
about tive years old, with short tail.
ANY one giving information whore
the same may be found will be suit
ably rewarded. JAMES BEAUMONT.
$15 Reward -Strayed from the
undersigned, residing near the village
of Fayettc. on or about the 18TH day
of April, two 2-ycar old hllies, one u
bright bay with u little white ON top
of head caused by Il halter mark
the other light Sorrel, with white
face, one hind foot white and u white
spot on opposite hind leg about half
way between the hook and pastern
Joint. Any one returning the above
strays will receive SIS reward. or will
he literally rewarded for information
Of their whereabouts.
WV. l.. TRouSDALE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

Gov w. f, Smith and wife, State
Superintendent w. {, Whittoul, and
Senator Weeks, arrived in town on
the 5 p. m. train on Tuesday last. y
public reception was given in the City
Hall from half-paSt eight until ten
o'clock. Attorney General Wilson
was also i'll attendance. Quite 4
large number of our people called
upon and welcomed the distinguished
visitors. Threatening weather pre-
vented 4 greater number, especially
of the ladies, being present IN hour
and Il half was spent in Misunderstanding
and pleasant conversation. All ap-
peared to be in the best of spirits.
The Republican lion and the Demo-
cratic lamb "shook hands together,
and Il Greenbacker could have led
them. No speeches were made and
politics was, rightly, for the time
ignored. The gathering was more i'll
the nature Of social party than Of
public meeting. and everyone was
glad to extend greetings to the Cover
nor and his friends. and receive them
rs representatives OF our sovereign
State. II we remember rightly some
of them ran On Il ticket two Years ago
that came OFF victorious, while Demo-
Gratis and GreenbaellerS We're left
lamenting. But for Ill that we bear
them no i'll will, and would bc right
glad to welcome them again to our
city. Gov. Smith and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo W, Cobb,
and Superintendent Whitfold and
Senator Weeks were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex. Wilson. The party
started on "Wednesday for Plattevillc,
to attend the graduating exercises of
The Normal School 1T that place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
ST. Nicholas for July.

st. Nicholas for July has eight extra
pages and more than eighty illustra-
tons. 1t opens with a country story,
"Dru's Red Sea- Next comes Md
Lodding." summer poem by Lucy
Lareom, followed by an illustrated
account of cod-fishing from 4 small
row boat on the banks Of Newfound-
land. Farther on comes Blown
Away" 4 thrilling story with a thrill
railroad accident. Boys and girls
both, will take an interest in the
paper entitled. "Ilow to make a
Hammock" "Blossom-boy Of To-
kio" tells Of tire curious ways of Jap
anese children, and contains thirty
two drawings by japanese artists in
their odd style. Mr.. Moncure j. Con
way contributes 4 story" Tie Child
and the Image illustrated with two
pictures The Fourth Of July cle-
ment finds expression in a stirring
Patriotic March" a piano piece for
little hands. composed by William X.
Bassford; iii Rattle-to-Bang,' verses
with huzzas and drum-beats in every
line. and in Hay-foot. Straw-foot "
an amusing picture of the drilling Of
IN awkward squad Of recruits. "Glo-
ries." by Sarah Winter Kellogg, with
seven Of Addle Leyard's lovely pic
lures, narrates the happy fun Of two
children in game with morning
glory blossoms. a jolly Fellowship
takes its heroes through m exciting
diving episode. and leaves them
aboard burning ship; and Eye
bright" by Susan Coolide, brings its
chief character to the threshold Of an
adventure ii 4 sea-caye. Funny YER
ses, comical pictures, gay iingles. i
page Of bright contributions from the
young folks themselves, and Depart
ments brinful Of good things, help 70
complete 4 number exactly suited to
summer-loliday reading.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
State Pioneer Association.

AS President of the above .ASSocia-
tion, | wish to call the attention of all
the old settlers of this part of the
State to the same. and extend to them.
in behalf Of the Asso citation y cordial
invitation to attend the meeting to I've
held in Madison next month.
| am especially deSirous that this
part of the State shall be fully repre-
scented. us it Was here that the first
germs of civili2ation Of the state com
menced. l further request the papers
of this part of the State, To copy this
notice. Respectfully,
PETER PARKINSON, JR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

Great bargains for trunks at the
Novelty Store.
One dollar and a half will buy a fine
pair of boots at Deller's.
Elgin watches very cheap at G. IL.
James jewelry store.
They don't 'jew down" worth u
cent, at the Variety Store.
Specialties in Summer Silks, from
- cents 4 yard up-at Dcller's.
Breakfast Bacon, Hams and Dried
Beef at kinn!e Il Spratlcrs.
The ONE PRICE, and to serve every
person alike, is the purpose of the
Variety Store.
G. II. James is selling IIlgin watches
mt prices lower than was ever heard
of before.
Don't forget that boots and shoes
are to be had cheap for cash ut the
Variety Store.
Sixteen yards Of Para Sheetings for
S1.n0-a bargain no other house can
boast of-at DellerS.
\ splendid assortment Of Ladies'
Bows, fol $, 10, Il and - cents apiece,
worth double the money, at Deller's.
Come and see w hat an excellent
trunk five dollars will buy, AZ the
Novelty Store.
Parasols silk and cotton, twillcd
and plain, mt very low prices - ut
Deller's.
4 large variety Of buttons and rib
bons kept constantly on hand, and
always 70 be had cheap at tile Variety
store.
Ladies, Lawn, Grass-Linen and
Linen Suits and listers, also Infants
long and short Dresses, i'll large va
riety, cheap al Deller's.
The high. the low, the rich, the
poor, The bond, the free. buy goods
for the ONE PRICE, at the Variety
Store.
NoTIcE-I am now ready 70 do all
kinds Of teaming. and will furnish
rock. sand and lime on short notice.
All orders left at Penrose's meat mar
ket will be promptly attended to.
3-m ROBERT JULIAN.
John Starks the popular barber, has
a nice soda fountain in connection
with his barber shop. lie also keeps
stock Of tobacco, cigars. candies,
nuts, etc, which lie viii sell very
reasonable, and give good weight and
mearure. JoHS :. sTARKs.
IT Is WELL KNOWN Many grocers
sell Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
at tie same prices of tie cheaper
kinds, and as they pay more for il;
make less money; hence, they never
sell il unless the purchaser demands
Ii. Pure articles cannot III made as
cheap as those that are adulteratcd
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27

\ Dodgeville club and Mineral
Point club played Il game of ball ut
this place on Wednesday. The result
was victory for the Dodgeyille club
fifty tallieS in five innings, the score
standing siNty.eight to eighteen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
\ SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
Disc ASSES
or rllE
Bladder and Kidneys.

For Debility, Loss of Memory, lndisposi-
uon 10 Exerliou or business, Shortness oC
Breath, Troubled With Thoughts uf Disease,
nmncss " Vision, Pain IN the Rack. Chest q,
and Head. Rush of Blood 10 tho Head, Pale
Countcnance, and Dry Skin,
II these symptoms are allowed to ~ on,
very frequently kpilcptic Fits and Consump-
tton follow, Whom tho constitution becomes
affected u rcQnires the aid or an invieotattug
medcno to strengthen and tone up tho system
which
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
The Holman Liver and Stomach Pad

Woytt ~ ntso,tfioa. IS fToo Loh N ~ deficH-
gitn andfakN. IT IL UonSsf. Egscfipr, Haymisis:
IT Is marvellous In its prompt and radical euro OF
every species OF LiyHR and STOMACH dlihcuIuenp
the seat ~ most all diseases.
1T is worn over the vltals, Liver and Stomhch.
1T torpidty Of the Liver, gives tone TO tho
Stomach ayysif,,g Jstm<gfdfioH and rain by giving
II the natural quantity OF bile and gastric juices.
1T also vtaliIes The entire system with Natures
1T arrests all de,eriorated and polls onous nuids In
the stomach, and thus prevents their entering us
system by way Of circulation. ~
1T absorbs from The body every particle Of blood.
poison whether bilious, malaral or medicinal, and
leave, the wearer In perfect health.
1T Ia the most wonderful discovery ot the nine
tcenth century, and marks new era IN The history
1T !. fact. inconte.,ably proved II thou
sands upon thousands oi cases, that fHs mr.
man Litsy and Stomach Pad viii DO an ftsf
u eiaimsdIoy II. n viii csys F<psy and hgnS. NJ
s e R,S,l .s 1s GSrbs ys as. 1 az
S ss@ TIT x s%s zsc % s %e fss 1ess
ssn. sfl 1 If@aSaeis, i".tsse. !S@fSs Ps% Z.
.Sii,, BacI SfomaeA, Shoulder and Asei.S, B4ions
6oiic, Baions Dfd,,Ard, Efc., So.
For safety. convenience and ehectlyeness II COM
nends itself 10 every household.
Send ior our pamphlet. giving extended iniorrna-
CAUTION TO the Pubiic.-Brruay< Of toisonoss
ard ,aHdaiSnf 6sifafieas lo,c,d npon ne mdyA.fby
~ E,stsfaiioa y NJ Ssanias. ny nOns Sl a.
Descriptive Priea List.
Regular Pad eg.oo; Incipient diseases or tho
Stomach and Liver, FIRST stages Chills and
Fever, etc.
Special Pad-sJoo; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, Of every foIm, also Malaria.
Billousncss, etc
xxx Pad or Spleen Belt esno; Is intended
TO cover Stomach. Liver and Spleen, and 10
sovereign remedy for all eh,oaie troubles
Infant Pad-Si.sp, Preventive and Cure OF thrt-
era infantuu. Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever.
Summer Complaints etc.
Body Plagtors-soc. 4 For Nervous and
Foot "pair-soc. throwing "a obstrus-
boz, sse. q bores, Stag 5ica Headaches.
nufubness Of extremitics, etc.
Sent by mall free OF postage, on receipt OF price,
Wholesale and Retail Depot.
I34 Madison ST., Cor. Clark, Chicago, III.
BATES B HANLEY,
Managers for the Northwest -
, 1879-01-17

Another form Of electric light las been atdcd
to tha nIaNy RECENTLY Devised within thu pah&
lew l;sn,t,s TIC !tyritur Is 3lr. n. Il, liruee,
OF Troy, y. 7. The t.nrllt,e Ii simple, not CT.
reutl,.lg live pounds In WsiulIt, And p0Escsses Ut
lruat ul!e novel feature. Tna Troy 1iHstJ Eivcs
tLIs description VI the nppuratus: "0n . cir
rular stAt,d, partly w0o1 and partly brass, are
TlouutcI twl email posts. eighteen und twenty
tnclea fl hight. From titsc two arms
project toward rac', other tor the support
III carbon eaEa'e. Outside ot tho longer post
h brass tata t'etwcrn one an'l Nv" inches y,
.ljl,ncfrr, nIut Twelve tIcsstx lpng. Within It is
Il weight two inches luilg, which II Ina.u tu lol.
law thu sau1 with WHICH tha tube Is t'Ic1 ss u
1uts ulil vi u small orce at The bott1n. AA
.Iu sAnu guvs out tie weight, stnsnis VIII
stow anu regular movement, rasses. ny
lnrans vi cord aIa pulley, sccn'tl
carton tandle In suel! 4 way That
tia upper end Is ~ Gloss prox,
lmty constantly with the lower cnd of
The upper caribou candle, Wires close the cir
cult between tna curbons, aud powerful ay.
uaINu,c electric lnavhtpc supplies the euErunt. W
nltAl.4 vi little tontrtvancc, tl!1 A1xt VI tIe
ot.enlug tor the outflow VI tbs aaud NAV bn III.
creased Or llnItisllcl Ut plea ,tlre The til tons
give cut x1caAy, brilliant light. ptkuat tu .N
cundlss, last acyti luurs, aud n1ay he obtained
light fur this illumination Ut parks, slrtets, aud
| for coast service only.
The san FT4nciseo f'uss says. 1.-THE G,oN
| canlla uEtlsh electric m3rAine plae.d In ths
| Gu!ou Foundry was put. LII operation Monday
! evening, mud found to work we'll Ta!e MeN
| ljxAt Illuminated the w.,uiu Interior VI tht
| foundry, aud, COMPARED with IT, daylight raals
ancr tnu lew Ras-jet burning seemed like ths
| Euahllklts ot tue ulucn ttHle."
, 1879-01-17

On the 10Th Of November, 1881. the he.. Sam"
uel Bealnisl, ct Cork, bclng then In h!4y orders,
went to tho house Of = tnillnet uancd Ann ~.
ons, In the CIV VI Cork, aud there, IN plaes
w1src lie believed there was no witness, le'-
foruled ceremony Ut marflage between htn'
ss!t aud young woman ua.ne. lsateIia fEszsi; H.:
Geon rsyer Mxa tne ReS IT, btanah M ia o:ti
attBg ior himself. No clergyman was pressut
1t INC performance VI the cescmony exceat
the Nev. slr. Beauish himself. nor wil
there, in fact, any one present as
formal witness; bns the performance OF sEs
ceremony was witnessed oy U female uaE.el
Catherine Golfer, wl!o, without tho knowlsi:s
of the contracting parties, and SOLELY FROM Curl
osity, saw It sonz on through window iruIa
an sdiuinln.. bark vard, thou.n sue lid nut hs1s
wilat was sa!l oy elsn:r pasty. lsabellA Frazer
gave birth 10 U SOU III ISL. uul III lsll t6c tIcs.
i. pcalatsh died tn.e.ta.c. IL was thrn COZ.
tcuae4 bya btusser OF tho reverend gcntlc','!a
that the marriage was Invalid. aud that the by
WAS, taorelosr, ilek,silaate, unit could not ss..'
iced to his fathcr's property The question ae'
euu!eA the attention Ut sLu Irish law rocrts los
two YEARS, but It wAS At length aud uually us-
c4lsd ahat the marriage WIS ya41 In l1clauL
, 1879-01-17
male fus their more kindly treatment, and erat-
Ituuc WAS ruuttd firmly A,ll fuynvet In Their

ma,,c fns their more k'nal, treatment, AMI erat-
ItutIc was routcd firmly h'id io7eVet IN the'f
yutlng autl*.
upou The cot1ln wreath intertw!ncd with pale
mink stscnners. Art, too, had come to mourn
for her l,ualcst patroncss, who had heen over
ready With her nnc. cultivated Intelligence 70
servant brought beautiful cross OF dark foago
with while flowers. 1t was tho ciit 81 tIie
Hrand Duke's mother, anxious 10 testify W m
outward sign her lore for her dead uale hteF;
ln gro wing plumbers same ts lnonsnsrs; no. n,,.
which had fallen uison the country Goantiess
werc the gifts VI lore, Of gratitude, Of rrsmcSt,
which, now beautiful and eosi'y. now ellsnt
and simple, arc1.cd evcr htghcr thc hlil 81
flowers above Inc rut.n The ladies OF tho
nciGhhoring towns sent cushions Of dafk wv.
lcta, with chaptc:s Of white fDwers. Two lad1rs
derply ycfIctl brought branches Of palm, froMl
the dark green of which cleaned sFtltte SCROLL
"a poetIc farewell word Of deep feeling:
| A hurricane eh.rtcd with ,lesl rnct!on,,
crus d Wild afshy Leaves. and tore from thee
The tcnItrcst, sweetest OF all.
rhc c1ouas c,esr'd away IN The distance,
The temttest teem'd over and past,
When forth from tha armament faraed
x lightning bolt. acfT and tass.
| II e,suck thee, o noble one. struck Thee!
| II ctuHh'u thee. and now tEuu art 9oNe.
FAREWELL To cur death. dag thine tlnAyd
| SlilI, stl In our hearts shall lire on.
There was second poem, tnelosrd in heart
| ttapet framework Of lcares. Which gave expires.
stun to the grief OF devoted soul for tue high
| hearted lady.
| but now the hour lad come for another ID
takr The post Ut llnnor by Tho tcr of tltc Pri,
cess. silently aud sadly tho two l!icn salutcd
! lie that lGlt t0ok AWAY With hu deep anl Il
grating impression Ut the general lure aud re-
st,ect mid hy the prupfc Ut fessc tn thcir too
early departed prtntcss. AMI the remembrance
, 1879-01-17

The inportattons ,af champagne ahuw s)Irh&
increase, there being ltk}.2Es rases IN 1914 ~, Az
tnczuasc of 1,:IJ cnscs over the import In Isl.
Tho decrease ssnct, 1873 n THO business IN
foreign wEncs In bnIk IL ascrbabic partly t., ths
gencrnl expression following tho panc,, md ia
tho development OF new sources OF supply IN
The vineyards OF California, Oh!o, anu atis.nur;
The following figures niford a fair i.lea Ut thu
lng tho year the arrivals by tic pacInc M,ii
Co1npanv's steamers were 831.:Asi nallon. an,
by clippers Of auttuu 4 Co.'s line, st5's1. ca].
Ions Tho receipts by railrad nsc not IN exec,,
OF =, ,OO0 gallons. Thia gives n totnt rrrefpt II
California Wines by New York during ls;s ot
t,24J,2i1 gallons.
, 1879-01-17
have Just been advised that Corporal Darsant'

have Just been advised that Corporal Darsart'
was shot this morning.
Tr s!arehioncss tcl1 to. to the ground ana
wss carried out In couvutstons. Such Is tltc
story OF rietro Bsrsantt, whom the attending
romance and cclat ninde oyer.zcalous Rcpu5l!c-
nns choo,e ~ martyr to their cause. Inc
feven setrcants who escaped into bw!tzcsifnu
published, In 1870, manifesto, reproduced IN
TAPER ot Lodi, In which OCCASION was faEci ~
7caattert their republican principles and dcelaro
that they wished no. to spill iunocent olooa,
and bestow upon the land the blessings o. hc-
publican form Of Government.
UNDER 4 siARTrRs RAINIER.
The word "c,rcola," which IA the eaace equiv
a1cnt lp Italian OF The "ccrcIe" IN French, IL, IN
It's turn, very puur rendering OF ne ,:nHhsh
n"Ia Sle 90 tSf,e a'p o. ,e Enes ne wr IT,
sclI. corteiltInR themselves Wilt. pr"n0unctnR It
clonb, i "Circoto Daraantt" wnald therefore
mean In English nassantt club" and, trans
aaui.utsu ust t for Inc diffusion and defense of re-
publican principles In the kingdom uf itnly, un-
der the patronage and inyoention ito borrow
from the Catholic Churci'} OF Barsantf. maF-
tyrcd for his adherence to anu ovef'5fsnk express
sion Of these PRINCIPLES. --.....
In a certain sense the word B1rsanti connect-
ed with ths word "Circolc.h means republican
Ism, but as i means rcpuoi1cantsm stalking
abynafl under tho name OF nan shot ~ a trail
Tor 10 bis King and his eolors, It Is certainly 4
most illegal association. THIS fnct fs 20 we'll
felt by tie Republicans that their leader, Al
bcrto Mario, pure AID nnbn figure In contcn-
porancuns history. electrified liis country by
openly pronounring Uarsauti Clubs illegal and
| dctcstab!e.
A" "Barannti Club" holds mich the same feia.
tIon to the Italian Government na "IclIerfon
Davis C,ltt' would hold with relation TO Thu Gov
| csnueut nf the United stasas Il Mr.. ijavi3 hal
bccn shut rs trui,or and his name utc'i ~ IT,
| Tie for club whose obIect WAS accession. Tho
name of Bnrsantt lIas mt yet uia,le "po.ityely
tts Inat appearance" In Italian history, where It
has a'reaty PLAYED Md Ia destined to play no in
significant pnrt. It Is uow. 10 certain extent,
By the reputation received from the republic
cans, IL he rnnkrd with Socialism. 1nternn.!u1l.
pttsn, Nlhllism, and Tie other itn.s, ~i'ef, arc
tho great mud intense topic of every Hat, OF
| tl.o,te ht Ia Europe.
There arc many Darsantl Clubs In ttaly-oves
forty, It Is said. To cracatu thesc fully organ.
tied bodies will be work uf tact mud daring Tot
| the new Ministry, snd mn Important act IN The
great drama Of sucialsm now being played In
| Europe With America as auience.
, 1879-01-17
llaw PouEhkset,sts T1uats 'Fra,nps.

rtughkstLkis tto'rtttnHa,"rs -Itlo tsFs It'ra
with tbs .tnnc-yarI systeni. Altsrhet! to las
C,ty Aiunsuousc is q quarry fr.1n hic, stola
IL taken III powders BY .raupcr labs'r aud cun-
ciusrd " rough shrd. lhis yara Is supplied
with w.udcn tuxes which hold twu, thrca, ur
four feet stuars Ut brokeu ATONE VI The size Of
stoye .oal. Numerous slcl:c'hasnmcts ato
also lytut. urounu tuu.e. A. Lust. tue IoafuK
tyA,np oppiIra fur shelter. liz Il tuI
10 ruti have bunk luF The uiglt II hr
will break threu feet stIuare ut stone. seyen
tilnrs out Ut ten hu rriusss 10 do IL. II ha Gull
scu,s hr IL conucted to tue stOneyart, und
wnvu l,ia task IL intshel le Is given aulicthf,ls
tu u. and led. 1u tlio ns"tniuS hn wants
breakfast. "Wlll you caru i In the stone.ya lard q
aaks tuu Superintendent. II he concludes 10 do
| thc stone liz il Etscu bis breakfast. lu pi,.o
casss uut VI trA b. ugfcE eoulss here a.sin. la
, 1879-01-17
yANDERDl1IT'S DRIVING.

Ills ThorouRhhretl4. LysnndeF nutl Leantnr,
Kun Into a slc3ah-A Woman In1nrcd.
1vt,o York Tribune. Jan. -.
Tho recent fall OF SNOW and the cold weather
that followed have Left Tic uptown avenues In
tlner coudEtion for sleIghEng than has bacn
Park asc daily crowded with teams OF swift
thoroughbreds, among whtci, thuso ui William
II. Vanderbilt arc prominent, md, as n veteran
sportsman saii last night, eeneralty "a little
ahcnd" Of the rest. Yvsterday afternoon
trGtttug match between wull-knuwn huraes was
IN progress in Central avenue, beloT slgComh's
DUN. and the piazza Of cases Hotel. from
sportlng.men. A little It'll rises between th!s
point and McComb's dam. and up this double
sleigh, driven BY Patrick sncclly. liluor-lca!-
CT OF sectlnl nvehue ah4 EightY-t fourth street.
hotcl When suddenly over The brow Of the hlli
Mr. VandcrbIlt's fast team CAME tn slrht md
swcot down the roa'l directly npon ~. sasshy's
sleigh. The road was wide nnd clear hciore
wcli-known cllcstnuts, f4ysander mud Lean
der, sccmsd TO be untna,!a9cahle, and col.
llston took place. Mr. shrchy'. sleigh contained
ys 0sr;oSs ee r.. sf. w{s aa f si yae,ss s ft
aono in his sleigh. The women screamed, and
Mr.. Sheeny hastily turned bis horses to lt.c
curb. lie was within two feet OF It, when Ills
sleigh was grazcd by Mt. Vundcrb!lt's horses
face was scratched slightly br the near horsc,
and Its head struck Mrs. Herman, whn uer,loard
lie rear seat, full in the chest, ard knurkcd her
backwards nut upon tho snuw Both stctalla
were injured, Mr. bheehy's suffering the Great-
est da,nagc. The force Of the collision swung
tic light cutter aruunh anl brought Mr. Van
derbilt's horses to q sudden halt hcloro tho
fence sktttfng tho drive. Tho other horses
started to run, but wcrc quickly caught.
Thc ulen on The hutel p'uzza who had wtt'
pcssed the collision, rar, up ull1 carried Mrs
Herman into the hotel, where she soon recover.
ed. She was prostratcd BY the sl'osk, but beyond
| bleeding rose au,i lorn llrrsa aud badly
bruised shoulder, she t,a4 sustained no injury;
She was removed TO her hothc, No. 11so Second
avenue, where she lay la&t nlKhtr grlcriug ovcI
| the ruin ot her RGu1skin sack.
Mr.. Va,ulcrbllt, who wus rot hurt, nor for {
| moment lost Ills GOODNESS, bus!el himself reDntr
tng tic tujurics to his sleigh and locking ntte
The wreck Of Nj. sheel,y'e party. ilc told Mr.
SL,echy to send In bis bill for repurs to him. Al
O'clock hc drove through the portals OF h
Fifth avenue mansion. nuL, throw lug thu rcu
to his eoaenman, cautioned him to iuox after ~
horses, rs "they had been very wild" On tht
road. lie was not at hoa,e Inst night.