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New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE NYMAy INQUEST CONCLUDED.

The inquiry into the cause of the death OF
John Nyman. at Passaic y. j.. was concluded yeser-
cay. DR.. J. G. Herrick's testimony, continued FROM
Wednesday, relating To the poStmoytem examination of
the body the most produced during the
inquest. lie testified that nine injuries found upon
the outside OF the head. and he produced skin which
the different wounds were indicated bv black marks
The Immediate effect of OF these injuries, which
consisted Of cuts bruises and fractures would be
Of the II. said the witness, and person
receiving them would not he able change his position
very much. One ot the confused wounds would proba
biy have produced death. IL person snculd fall
from height sufficient TO produce injuries
Of the character described. shonld not
expect him 20 change lis position person railing
from the hay'oft In John Nyman's barn would, II Is
most Eely, receive injuries tue crown oi ms Bcad
ana would De found immediately beneath tue place
from which he fell
In to the question TO whether he saw any
thing n the barn by which all of the wounds could nave
been produced. Dr. Hcrrick said that the chopnmS
block found under the dead man might have been USED
The confused wounds might have been made hN the
broad surface and the iucised wounds by the edceS
U?ou corner of the block gray hair was dscOv
cred CORE spending with the bar on NNnihis head
An OF the wounds Thought, could not have
been produced by blow OF fall. -
The given To the jury at ! ~ IN. Al 6;3o ihe
jury found a. verdict that JOhn NYm3n came 10 hls
death by violence AZ The hands Of kOmah NNman Gud
that Kate Nyman, wife OF komSh Nyluan, was an ac-
cessUry before after The fact, or both.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PURE MILK FOR THE CITY.

CONCLUSIONS or 1HE sUB-COMMII1EE-SCGGES-
TONS INVITED.
The subcommittee on the best mode of
securing the delivery OF pure milk IN this city has
decided that abundant proof has been given 10 show
that faithful Observance by the farmers OF the dairy
regulations already published cannot fail improve
the management Of the dairy farms, and insure
IA supply OF milk not simply undilHted, but
also rich and wholesome. These regulations are iD
tended 10 the whole question OF the health
tnent aud feeding OF cows, excluding milk from dis
eased or unit animals They forbid the Of brew
ers grains distlery swi aud other feed OF that char
acer and provide for the cleanliness OF the stables
caus etc. aud sujecting the management to inspection
and medical supervision.
The discussion tended TO show that such milk,
from the dairies in sealed and distributed
arrival Ia the city IN similar sealed jars OF glass tin
other approved material, might with proper manage
nent insure the following results: The milk would
weld the farmer higher price than he now receives
10 the n would be solo from central station
nnccrtihcd milk and moreover, with large demand
lowered
40 enable the committee 20 port ntellgently and to
obtain proper bass Of facts for further action IL
received: -.
Frs,-Tba hospitals clubs, hotels. public institutions
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CmILDREN's GOODS OF ALL KINDS.

Best q GO. hau an Opcnlng yesterday az
their new establishment. No 3l5 sixlh-avc. known
the L'putian Bazir. They intend 10 deal only IN
chldren wear, but in order to get the lease of the
store at the time desired they compelled 10 pur
chase stock OF general dry goods which II Is their
intention to sell rapidly possible TO make room for
the regular stock OF chdrens goods The regular stock
consists Of all articles that are worn nv infants and
larger Children aud these Will he manufactured In the
The dainty knit goods that are away Sn Gemanc
for the little specially, and many des
and styles are shown IN these goods An infants ward
robe, from the smallest thlIg to the baby basket and
christening robe NAV be Ound here TINS store * stu
aed at a very convenient point the avenue, and
already crowded with pnrcnasers.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
nIsCl,ssING PILOTS, FEES.

The committee appointed TO devise plan 10
secure reduction Of the pilotage charges
nj this port. and a reform IN the piotage
laws. met at the Chamber of Commerce Yesterday.
Ernest Miller. from the Maritime Exchange sad
there was a general feeling that there should he
ro,-n to the schedule fees of 1858, which would be
N reduction 327s per cent from the present
rates This vas the first point In the plan he had
to propose and if the pilots should agree To IL thee
would he an increase in their revenue IN many
wavs The second point was the demand Tor haii,
1iliiare in aad out. all vessels Vhat hau llaiu
full-piiotare ontl which might return to port in
distress The third point was demahd
for hafplotace instead of full rates. ON all vessels
ealing M this port for orders. The fourth point de-
manded that only half-pilotace should he re,
un,rcd from vessels returning TO this port
in distress, after having discharged their
outward pilot. The nth point demanded
,he cancellation of that portion OF the
bylaws which cbliges q master to engage
the same nj ot or one from the same boat. 10 take
The vessel out that brought IT in Point slxth re-
ouired that no discrimination should he maze ne
tween registered and licensed vessels. The seventh
point asked that there should be no compulsory on
Pilot Hsrhinson sand he desired time to call
meeting of the pilots 10 consider the plan, and the
meeting adjourned until next Friday,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
CELERY.
AS a Remedy for Mer-
vous Diseases.
What the Medical Profession Say
AbOut il,
AND
The Good Results Attending
Its Use
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, lndIges-
ton, Sleeplessness and Paralysis

CELERY has only into public notice within the ast
few years a nervne scientific experiments and e&pe
ence have proved beyond that it controls nervous
irritation and periodic nervous and sick headaches TO
marked degree
says that Celery contains more nerve fooh
than any other vegetable found in nature Gel
erv was first discovered ami nervne by French
physicians about 1867 combination OF the EXTRACT
OF CELERY ANDCHAMOMILE. which has been but re-
Gently INTRODUCED 10 the profession public by DR. O.
W. Benson has produced marvellous results in curing
and headaches AMI especially nervous ana SICK
headaches neuralgia paralysis indigestion ami seepess-
ness that it has excited public and newspaper com
ments ard my physicians tested the merits OF this
prcparation with the best results quoted below from
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
"Dr Benson's preparation OF celery and Chamomls for
nervous disease is the most important addition made the
maoria medica Quarter of conary"-iDr j. W.
J. Englar of Baltimore
Dr Gcnsons Pills worth their weight IN gold in ner.
vous and SICK headaehe"fDrA A. II. schicer Of Baltimore
"Dr Bensons Pills FOR Of neuralgia are success
-[Dr. O. p. Holman, Of Chnstlans5urs Va.
These Pills special preparation only for the cure Of
special diseases as nam- FOR these diseases they are
worthy o: trial by all intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly to cure headache headache
dyspcpic headache neuralgia paralysis sleep
cssness and Indigestion viii case. PRICE, 80
cents postage by al druggists Depot 1oG NoFth
Euiaw.st. Baltimore
NEW-YnRK OFFICE. 2 GTTI-AyE.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
GEORGE F>TTIS ASSALANT.

The wit of habeas corpus obtained by Francisco
larrile an Italian violin player who was arrested in
Philadelphia Wednesday, a charge of having
caused the death OF George Estey, boy of No. OBJ
Clcrk-st Jersey City Heights. was dismissed yes
teIday, and tie prisoner was taken To Jersey CITY.
lie arrived late in the afternoon. Chief Murphy
sent detective 20 Montreal To bring to Jersey City
AN Italian musician. who has been arrested IN that
city. lie gave his name As - Frank RonaeIna
and claims 10 he the man who threw the stone
Coroner Parslow. of Hoboken. opened the inquest
last evening IN the case, but no new facts were
brought out.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
HEAVY LOSSES AT GREENPOINT.

II was not possible yesterday to ascertain the
cause of the fire which DESTROYED the works OF the
French Cream of Tartar Company, IN GreenpoInt
about midnight Thursday. Ii is supposed TO have
been the work of an ncendary, as there had been
no fire in the corner of the brick building
where the fire originated for three years. At 1l:30
n m the night watchman passed tine spot where
fifteen minutes later the flames burs ont. and dis
covered nothing suspicious. The loss of me
company = estimated TO he nearly 100000.
The stock was insured for Sl3O.ooO IN tortV-
seven different companies IN amounts varying rom
So 500 Ia $1,000. The COMPANY employed from
forty 20 hftv hands. Ii is intended to continue the
businoss The buildings ar owned bv LLOYD AsDln-
wall. The less on them Is from S2oooOto S5V,coV'
and the insurance SOB 600.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
ST. LOUIS AND THE Brazil TRADE.

Sr. Louis, Nov. 21.-The general revival OF
business has brought the Mississippi Valley ana
Brazil Steamship Company to the 'front.' again
new Board OF Directors has been elecie"
and n thorough reorganization effected. Among
he new directors james b. Eads. Ex-Governor
Washburn, Of Minnesota; General william ffrsIon, VI
Kentmcky the Hon Joseph Oglesby, OF New Orleaus,
and d. r. Rowland, president OF The s. LOUIS Soton %
Exchange. The Board Of Directors has cecten, 1eu'
cra Preston president aud Colonel Samuel e. Red sec
retary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
TESTING THE AUDIPHONE.

4 number of persons gathered At No. ~ East
Twenty-sccond-St Yesterday afternoon at the recep-
ton given by Richard :. Rhodes the inventor Of the
audiphonc. the new implement for hearing through
the medium of the teeth. class of deai-mutes from
the Institution present 20 test lis value
All OF them were enabled 10 distinguish the differ
cpcc between sounds, and when they held audi
phones 10 their teeth they enjoyed the singing of
one of the ladies. i;v using the double audiphone
some of hem were able to hear their own voices Tor
the first time IN their lives.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

gone into Winter quarters III Cookies Hppodrome
at Newtown.
Weslbnry have adopted the plan of putting up milk
In quart bottles and sealing them.
HUDSON RIVER TOWN.
BIEwsTERs s-The tracks of the New-York CITY
and Northern Railroad row completed from
High Bridge on the Harlem River to Drewsters. IN
Putnam County
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
A sTUYvEsANT BANK DIVIDEND.

Sixty depositors of the bankrupt Stuyvesant
Bank met yesterday, and John II. Platt read state
mcnt of the affairs OF the bank from March %,
1872 when he was appointed assignee to the present
time Tue items of his accounts were presented
and he said that deposits to the amount of 1867 900
had been proved. He had on hand sd. .663 33.
and felt he could safely divide $4,000 among the
deposltOrs, ami that sum would pay dividend OF
about 3 per cent. Several claims were pending
against hun. and he Obliged to hold back sufii-
Gent funds TO meet them.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
SAVED BY JUMPING FROM A WINDOW.

A cow-shed in Ninety-third-st., between
Fifth and Madiscn-aves. was consumed by iTe yeser-
day morning with and horse, the property
Of A Zuckehwai, that kept In 1t. The fire
spread 10 the two-story house adjoining,
cut of from the upper story Louise Zackchwad
age thirty three years. compelled 70 Jump from
1-stOiy window but in fan she only sprainCd
her ankles. The building was destroyed. and the
on- occupied by ]. MacMahon. was damaged. The
losseg are now more than S0O.OOD.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arcnue Ho.eI-General Thomas Ewing anu
,,cncra a. robinson Ohio; D. Pcrley loote o. Wa,hns
ion; b. D. smaley of Vermont and George u; Mler ou "
omaha Vuds,r J;ofei-JOn Wilson. United states on
sni at Brussels J. Devereux and Judge llanney OF ee'e
land .yuss1 Houss-General Anson Stager of Chlca4o
Krcren Miss Emma Thursby Hoiet , pant
Sunerniendeot Henry l. Lamb OF tbany StuTteranf
Borss-Senator John r. Mcpherson. of NewJcrsey -. w.
froDolitan If0e-A Tnge OF the treasury Dephtmeh
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
A ROW OF COTTAGES BURNED.

A fire, supposed TO have been of incendiary
origin. broke out In row OF eleven cottages in Avenue
+, Bayonnc CITY, \. j. at i3O Il. yesterday. and
the houses we're completely destroyed One OF thclu
occupied by James Grady ana another by Michael
swarts tie others being unOccup.ed. Tue families
had "a narrow escape The loss is about So 500
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE HAYDEN MURDER TRIAL.

NEw-HAvEN. Conn, Nov. 2l.-In the Hay
den case Court has ruled that the statement Of
Mary stannard Mrs stnaiey admissible In TAR
they tended TO show motive for the crime the
part Of the accused
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LAWYER.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Nov. 21.-Peter NJ
Baum. member the Dutehess County bar Is charged
with having procured false divorce. IN virtue OF which
Mrs. NJ. A. Simmons contracted "a second marriage
Baum has been placed under IS. 900 bail 10 suswer
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
MARINE INTELLiGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY .o
ann r,s.. G5j sun sets. 437 Clock slow. l3 d. t2s
Moon sets O:j6 EOon sorths. 1872 NOons ttys,
rODAN--A. "
sandy Hook 2:lG Gov. island. 1903 iei Gste w 45Z
WArEE rO-OAG-'. ,,-
Sandy Hook. 2iO Gov llsni- 326 zen 5iI' Ol'
SUNDAY. - no
sun rises 1890 $3.50 sun sets. 437 clock slow 'm 70.
Moon sets I:57 souths SlI Moons age, day 10
WAFER suSDAY-A. NJ.
SANDY HOOK. 3O6 Gov Island lo2 Iteh 'ate---- o''i
HIGH WATER s. EDlI-r. M -,
Sandy Hook. 1891 Gov Island. 4:25 liel Gale.. oIt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

The following notice has just been found
on tle door of a business firm IN this city 10 our
Crcditors-Wc have busted As everything else u gOns
up we trust you will not feel surprised'-lCamdeh
ntas
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
z. z. r.
Railways Ready Relief.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WONLD.

USE IN THE WOkLD.
ONE 50 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS ASD PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED.
ICINES Or MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Is AP-
Piled EXJERNALLY-OR TAKEN IN1EKNA ALLY AC-
CORDING TO DIRECrIONs-PAINF FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE CEASES TO EXIST.
In all where pain discomfort IS experienced, or
seized with unenza Dphtheria Sore Throat Mumps Bad
Coughs Bilious Cole Inflammation o, the Bowels,
stomach. Lungs Liver Kidneys OF with CrouD tlnnsy Fever
and Ague with Neuralgia, headache Tic DOoreux toDh.
ache Earace with LumDago Pain In the Back Rheuu
atls with DiarrhGa, Cholera Morous, Dysentery or
viii Burns Scalds Bruises with Strai Cramps or
spasnis. the application OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will these cOmulants In
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

We have now Full Stock of
Porcelain and Pottery from MIN
TON, COPELAND and WEDG-
WOOD, including some very Choice
Goods. Also, French PORCELAIN
and FAIENCES in good variety.
Our stock of Cut Glass is full and
the very best in Style, and Of the
PUREST CRYSTAL. Our stock
is very full in all New and Choice
Novelties. Our Lamps are mounted
on fine Porcelain and Faience vases,
are very beautiful and quite mex
pensive. All will be sold at Pop
ULAR PRICES.
Davis CollamOre & Co.,
Droo J,vo,r oo,1,or 81 1rtc+
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

have suffered for years with Malaria, Kid
ney difficulties and weak back. am WELL and dail
recommending the HOLMAN PAD and your Pasters.
T. NJ DAVIS. League Island Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
lAn0uncements.I

WINCHEsTER's IIYPOPHosPHIrEs
viii cure Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis DEBILITY &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

First Cold. then Bronchitis. Check the frs
with HALRs HONEY HoREHOUND TAR. OF druggists
PIKEs TOOTHACHE DROPS minute.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
DIR, RADWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for thD Oi oil t
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kneys ba it lerv)li
diseases headache constipation. cOstyeness geson
Iepss bnousnoss bilious fever nsmmat)n OF the 90 yes
pes and ALI " the internl visserL war
rantcd 10 effect positive
PRICE 2j CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGIsrS
DIR. RADWAY * CO.. 81 WARREN-ST., N Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Davis CollamOre & Co.,
Broadway, corner 21st-st.
NEVER FAILS
RiDWirS SiRSiPiRlLLIlI hESOLVElT.

remedy composed Of ingredients OF extraordinary medical
popert essential TO pnry heal rep r and nygorate me
hrOkeudOwn and wasted body QUICK, PLEASANT SAFE,
ami PERMANENT IN iis treatment and cure
sound flesh and healthy Ibre or hard muscle are
made from blood
by what the complaint NAV be designated
whcihcr -crofula, Con SUMPTION syphilis Ulcers -ores
Tnmors Bos, kIyspeas, or SAT- kheun diseases o tho
kidneys Bladder, Womb. Skln Liver stomach, or
B0Nrls her chronic constitutional the virus OF the DIS
in The BLOOD which supplies the waste aud builds
aud and wasted tissues OF the system IL
blood Is unhealthy the process Of repair must be un'
sound.
The Sarsnpnrillian Resovent not 0nlyis compensang
the harmonious action O each ~ the
ablishes throughout the entire system functional
harmony supplies the bl0odyesseis with ant
life The kim after few days use cf
the Sarsaparlian. becomes clear and beautiful Pmpes
Rlofches Back spots and SKIN krnpt0ns remoyeij
and Ulcers cured Persons suffering from ScrCt
ula EluUtivc Diseases Of the Eyes Mouth, Ears Legs
Throat Glands that have accumulated ami spread either
from uocure diseases mercury or from the use Q: Coos
Sitnd'e rely cure II the Sir-ap1riian ls
sufficient time 10 make Its impression On the
sysiem. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

As light, mild beverage. agreeable to th'
delicate digestive organs the Cocoa preparations Of Wal
Baker e Co recommended to Inv al ds and
cents a well as 20 those IN fun health.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT FAIR is attracting
deserved attention Knoxs shapes OF gentemens Hats
at 2l2 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
.<sa Erz7 "a <,aN SAFETY 81 TEAxAnYDKAI 1 Ll0
. I IL ELEVATORS,
OTIS HROTHERs Ar Co. 3<.s prusduay MI
IERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
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Postage Free in the United States.
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sEMlWEEkLY TRIBUNE. year................. 800
Five copies. 20 one Post once ......... l40o
Ten copies, year, TO one Post Ofce. aud one -
free copy. $500
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Any number of copies above 20 at The rate Addt
tons to cuts may 1c made az any time. Remit by r.
y. Crder or ia registered letter
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

CHEST, LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES,
Emacisfon and scrofua b. completely cured by
PHILLIPS PALArABLE COD LIVER OIL IN combination wit
PHOsfHO- NUTRIIlNE All druggists. Depot, = PlattsG
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

Not a window or door of your house can he
left open opened without your knowledge by using the
Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph 5lS broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

When gazing in your lovers eyes,
How soon his sense OF rapture dies
II there's no sweetness in your breath
II 10y your failing teeth be shown
That SozODONT 70 you's unknown,
And that your mouth Is suffer ne death.
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Rather Green.

A yerdant Irish girl, just arrived,
was sent to an Intelligence Office by
The Commissioner of Emigration, to
find placeof service. She was sent
toa restaurant, where stout help was
wanted, and while. in conversation
with the proprietor he took occasion
TO light !. cigar, by ignitins a loco
foco match on the sole Of his boot.
AS soon as the girl saw this, she ran
.fway yhaff frightened to death, and
when she reached the Intelligence
Office she was almost brcathless.
"Thy, what's the matter with yor,
said the proprietor, seeing her rush
in, in such confusion.
"och, sure sar; but yes sent me to
the old divil himself, III human
form"
what do you mean? Has he dar-
ed to insult a help from my Officer"
inquired the man.
"Yes, SUR returned the girl, she's
the divil."
what did he do to yod2 Tell me,
and I'll fix him for it." said he,
quite exasperated.
why SUI, whilst | was talking to
him about the wages, he turned up
the bottom of his fut, and, wild u
splinter in his fingers, sur, he jiss
give one strike, and the fire few out
of his fut, and he lighted his cigar
wid IT, right before me own face
He's the divil, sure, SURF
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A Former slave Of Jefferson.

Esther Jefferson, of St. Louis, No,
died there recently, it is claimed, at
the remarkable age of III years
The case Of Aunt Esther as she wes
called, is worth more than a passing
NOTICE, not only because her alleged
longevity is authenticated BY very
strong evidence, but also because she
was slave of Thomas Jefferson;
from whom she took her name, and,
with the rest of Mr.. Jefferson's slaves,
was sold at auction after his DEATH
Esther Jefferson and her husband
subsequently, earned money enough
to buy their own freedom. A per-
NIT, signed by Henry Chouteau,
clerk Of the st, Louis Circuit Court,
in 1881, gives permission to Esther
Jefferson, negress, sixty-nine years
of age, "to live in the State of Mis-
souri, as long as of good behavior, and
no longer" II the age stated in the
permit is correct, tho former slave Of
Thomas Jefferson was fully as old as
she is now said to have been.
Fr
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County Directory.

Judge Circuit court-yoseph Smith, Ravenswood
Clerk Circuit Coust-C. b Waggenet.
Presiden, County court-D S. Van Matre
County Clerk, r. r. b. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney-Gco. p. Simpson.
Sherif.C; SEIoM. Deputies--JJ. Jcwett, Jailor,
Samuel ". Somerville, Geo. R. Henry, Jos. n Daigh
and W. d, SOmcrville
Surveyor Of Lands-'Thomas ]. Roberts.
Assessors Jamcs W. Windon, District No. u; f. E.
Baker, District No. 2.
superintendent Of Free schools--clarles E Hogg.
Terms Of Court
Circuit Court-Firs, Monday in April and October.
County Third Monday in January, March,
May, July, November and December.
City oTicers.
Magyar Jamss- II :. Couch, Jr.: Reeerder- -iailJn
Wiley, yri ,CouuciimenJ. ], Bright e. Shrewsbury,
G. M Cole, Henry Fry, john W. English, d. s Sny.
der; ,Sargcant-S, J. Blake. Assesor-Wm. ]. Kenny.
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holes in. Paris Every house, every
room is known, and under police sur
Every stranger is known
and described at police headquarters
within few days of his arrival.
Once within the walls Of Paris, and
historically, so to speak, your identi-
ty is always there. In case ofinjury
to any person the sufferer Is not de.
pendent on the nearest drug store for
q temporary hospital, as with u.s.
In every ACCOMPLISHMENT may be seen
the prominent sign; Assistance for
the Wounded Or the Asphyxiated or
Poisoned" Above always hangs the
official tri-color. say official be-
cause u certain slender prolongation
Of the flagstaff denotes that the es.
tablishment is under government
supervision, and no private party
may adopt this fashion, The French
flag is not hung higgctly-piggetIy to
the breeze like the stars aud stripes,
so that none can determine whether
it indicates United States govern.
ment station or a beer saloon.
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FISHER & HoGG,

A ttorneys and Coutrselors at Lnts, Point Plea
a SAINT, West Virginia, Practice in the Circuit and
County Courts Of Mason, Putnam and jackson coun-
United States District Court for the District Of West
Virginia R6>ofce with Henry Fisher Sr.. tretired)
JAM is79-Iy
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II. FRAvE

ANDREW r. BARBEE. Ed. II. FRAvEL.
DRs. BARBEE & FRAvEL,
Northwest cor. 9th and Main Streets Point Pleasant,
N West Virginia Office hours from to 10 a. M and
3'tsPio p IN. Ijune II MY.