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CTft<}1nd Lk6aeT.
A seedy and forIorn.1ooktng individual was
John Andro"s, who WAS brought up yesterday
before his Honor on the charge Of drunk and
vaRrancJ.
I" Arc you guilty man, joint" asked the
Prosecutor.
We'll. did TAXA a drop too mitch; hut,
Judge. II Jou'!l only let me 10 this tins, you'll
never see my face hero again."
You hare been here before, said his Honor.
"Onrc, or meboe twice, Judge; but won't
come hare again II you'll only let me 60"
swell. III haya To let you 10, l Ruess,"
quietly remarked the Court. reaching for bis
pen to make al entry in bis docket.
Thank ycu, air, thank you; I'll remember
the favor," said the fellow In great Rlec. arising
and looking toward The door.
"sllenceE 8lt down, strip thnndered the
Judge, looking At him sharply. ~ said would
have TO let you go-1 will-to the Workhouse.
sIs+ Sixty days, Mr. Prosecutor" and john
Andrews was hurried into tile side room, very
much stunned and surprised mau.
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Tho knobbiest part Of tho house Is tho door,
It Is a peculiar feature Of the butter market
that bad article outranks good one
The Philadelphia Item speaks of tho turn Of
the orkan-llandlc "a an Italian revolution.
Never .nlnd being matlo fun Of. It ia better
10 b. docr-ided than EoW.biacd.-Baston Tran
seTim.
There 10 great trouble With Mount Etps til
season. The Italians cannot keep tie craft !.
quiet,
THERE'S nothing gives stone to tic stomach,
like ripe cherries, swallowed Whole.-CiactaNot;
Enquirer.
"And the Iron entered into my solo," said
tirayhed. ~ he pulled tho tack out OF The bot
tom Of bis slipper.
The small boy may gct chilled going In swim.
up whuu bis mother 1nds bis SHIFT on NrooE
side out.
"Are you building air-castfcs IN spatn, Mr.
JonesP' said a lnntllady to boar,ler, whu was
thnnEhtfullY regarding bis co1Fre-cllp. "No.
madama; only looking oTor my grounds iu
Java" replied Jones
a member Of Scotch School Board recently
my ba!rns, wor n like hhIps,-soma in port,
totne GOT IN Mid-occan, a1l' s0na ucar this havea.
ie're 1ust lcavtu' tue porti Al for INC, lin half
4 little fellow, crying half tho night with the
"ieGs aells," was much encouraged next morn-
ing BY finding tl1at his head Achod instead Of his
LEGS. "Thc pain i going up, and when It goes
through t|!e top Of my head # Will be all Eoue,
Of eoarae," Vas his logical rcasoulng.
They, wero playing eruquet, aud he scnt her
bal! ht!nE'to remote pArt Of the lawn. Aud
on looking said Il rctnintled hin. Of certain
X klna Of mu'le; ;,, "Whyi" inquired both PLAYERS
Gfpf Aud then yull uuctutne didn't mi, ~
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II 10 reported that during the Decoration. Day
exercises al Bedford. Taylor County, Iowa, ID
which hundreds VI ex-soldiera were participate
Ing, q Rebel IRON Missouri rndu inlo town pp
horseback. mud, With braMtiahed revolver, sworo
he would shout tbs frst Union soldier that tntef-
fesed with him. Iis dashed through the town
at fearful rate uf speed, mud wound up Ills mad
freak b. shooting Ills hores dead and breaking
hIs collarbone as he fell Tho excitabto and
foalhardy aaventurcr was then lodged In jsil 10
order to g{Vo hlm t1ne 10 cool oil.
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The EItult Discovered

Philosophers will bo elad to learn that that
mvases!ous octity, tho tntnd, has beon dlseoy-
cred. 80, at least, proclatmh Dr.. @. Jager, Of
Stuttgart. VINO wrEtes to the editor Ut tic Ger
.nan periodical Husband That, after long series
Of invostgat!ons, he has at Inst caught tlle iT,-
torastInE tnona<l which has given 10 much
jstenre good rnally Of them deny. An aaso.
ciaton Of scientific mcn will soon neet In Baden.
Daden, ind Dr.. Jager promfsrs to deliver up tie
sou! to them ''mathpuatieally ooui1d hand aud
fnrt
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4. a young Mexican womau died suddsoIv few
tI4und TO be covered With contuatone. .Ths
tttN"soerds r. says; One who seemed to ho m in
w aie suporsttt1on lore Of tho Moxicans, and vha
49,. 49, on tl,e 1u.y, explains that tia co1tusiops
SSso IT" produced BY the blows Of wet Asir rone.
.o'ca 10 says Hero given her to- ths puFpoas Of
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4 couple were occupying middle seat Ia tie
1adteB' car, having got on at way station.
Probably attracted BY the Invisible fascination
which nevor fails TO trtuE about contretemps,
a gentleman from rear car carpc In nnd took o
scat immediately bchind the pair. There WA q
shock Of surps,se as h!a eyes first fell upon
them, and a dcathly pal1or oysrspread his eoun-
tenanco. But this was for IN instant only,
Then flush succeeded. and queer smile began
tn play around the corners Of his set determined
lips. An hour passed. Tho billing aud cooling
went on, and the man was patient and eyE-
IDENTIFY nu interested ltssoner. The people In tho
car began to perceive tl.ut something unusual
was going on. Ftna1ly the man leaned forward
with that peculiar statlc still lowering shout bis
lips, and said:
yourselves immensely"
The lady ross with stifcd scream, and,
wheeling nFound. confronted the stranger with
palIhl face and great staring eyea: Her COM
phnIon was no less dtsconcerted. Hc, too, had
risen to Its feet, and stood tlneaslIy looking 1t
tic intruder, Gushing md paltHg By turns.
'My God, 1t has coma At lastl' walled the
woman.
Tie stranger was cool and impesturbab!c.
''You did not expect to sec mo. did youl''
t'Heayen k,lows l did not1h exclaimed the
lady. from whose eyes tho tears lad already be-
gun TO trIckle.
arc on Jour bridal tourt''
Tie lady covered hor faro with her hands and
sauk back 1uto i!er sent. sha bad already begun
10 sob 1ysterical1r.
continued TIC stranger. NJ An going West to
LeadyElIe. thought would try uul do some
ttlfng for the clll '1ren, inasmuch g you have
lett Us. But trust you will not let this acct
'frl Ti!e Woman s Vas n,oau|as @ 10 abiecs misery.
VI wish YOU NIL sorts OF happiness and will no
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A BUSINESS WOMAN,

Htt1 fnrk CbrrespohdkHcs Horsford 71mfs.
Mr. Vanderbilt has returned from Europe.
No one knows why be vent there, aud Il is not
likely that uany will know what be- has been
doing there. There ia = woman 10 New Fork
who had soma thought Of calling on him when
he returns, but IL not quite cortalu that abe will.
She !s . WOMAN Of means with an eye to good
Investments. Not Tery long since she was pass-
INK along Fifth avenue, near the Cathedral, mud
eeelng s0rua men At work ia large lot a. II
preparing the ground for building she stopped
and put some questions to nlAn who seemed
10 asyo charge OF the others:
" What are Jou going to build hereW
IA house, aa'sm."
IA large houscf''
"Yos, ms'am, q pretty 2ood.s|zed house, I
think"
"Welt, de, you know II be wants to borrow
"Can't ssy anth!ng about that, ma'am.''
III he does, I could let him have some. l
haye some money that should like to nut out
as building loan IN this neteiborhood."
'.Well. ma'am, I dunno whether be wants any
You mtaht mention 1t to hlm and he could
"Yes'm; but 1t might be better for you to sec
him.
"Does be lire neasln
Yestm; 'taibt very far''
"Aad you think be mirht want some moneyi''
"Wcli, he might; you'd better sec him.'s
Whats htEnarseP'
"Vandctoilt, ma'am.H
"Wha-a-a-a-tT
Mr. Vanderbilt, ma'an; the man that ovna
all the railroads."
Then that clever woman Of business walked
hastily away. without even thanking The man
for all the information he had glron her, aud
the probabi]ttics are that she Won't call on Mr.
Vanderbilt to oi1er him loan on his Fifth ave-
niue palace.
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;. Two opp1ent 1adtcs, Mrs, Irof. lammel,, OF
Proytdcnce, l. l., daughter Of tho late Il. !.
Ives, said TO ba tho rlehest married woman Ia
our country, aud Miss Catherine L. Wolfe, Of
NsW York, the wealthie&t unmarried yonlap In
Atnssfca. are to summer ct NvwpuEk
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driving out evil spIr1ts that had possession Of
her, or, a. wltclcry Ia called in Rpan!sh, ias
brtilas. The examination slowed that tbia pour
victim OF a l'enightcl su1,cratttion Ind bucu
closely con1nctf in room wherein wns denos.
!tat 0rcat quantity Of Ghilntqu!u, hmntl A'cr-
lean pepper similar TO Cayenne In strength, on
heated coals's $,
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Tha Nult.Fruk Isemody.

6prtaaFsiA tkassl Rfp4ahean,
Canadian Therapeutic aro considered exceed
ingly phenomenal In Holyoko. bouth-Euu doc
tors arc now using frogs To cure scarEet fever,
The reptile ID applied to the paetont's mouth,
and, after tnhsttug the breath for few 1,iu..
utes, s#alla up aud dies, when another irog IL
taken.
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N+F|H 11TY1 ftAr,WTvAT,
9o.ton 7rar,erint.
roiato. mug came In his striped cost
"oh, how do you dot" ha,ieth hc:
''1m tafr'bly hungry "-wIpin9 hia chaps
"1oa'Te planted potatoes, aco."
Came v.dat,oe .lonr III. co,e,dr.
The ttanruisr bues. "I,y gosht.
They cry a. they spy out tbs young, tsnd,. vines,
s.Wo'rs o1sd 10 sea ron bsYe saussh. "
The 0eomssstda climb ths tres
In tho fo.u, Of IN Innocent thing,
Each hanging adown from sitn0,
cuTcg!o Ross 70, The luscious plum.
~. All II t6s s Crane IN I'M IL toe alto;
ouonsosn gardeners Know
rhc ue,.,s, r,o ,re,,t. no-,. ,.,A.
Long ere tho SUMMER il done, '''''
.--...- -...
Then BE- bid them al welcome once again,
VIII s I1!,es no on eeih hars efsw cn1;o ,o ,,t
And they'll hare enough 10 ear, too.
7,.r,rr - -,r,>:>-,.,. n
LITTLE IO1SNi'8 PHILOSOPHY.
"a" fra"efseo AFp"Hanf.
1hese was dog, aud there wAs cat, and
IL scd to tho OF. the dog did:
aThst,s a mttr ri lonr to'i rou oot ther.. mia.
ter, with nice tossto to tue end, but you can't
waggle It wen you maet your master.h
Then the cat It sed to the OF. too:
I'M, IN 1.ed mi von c,n,t hfo n IN ,,ts .
s ~ 1,ts w Wv ~ Wy ''Ae
ploon wen Jou elt maa."
Then the lam II sed:
"You amt able for to trtnk]a II. ather. wan
von t,,tntr ~ aomcthnr frnnvn
Tie NJ hc tf.nt \ ThI1a. mi htme bv h, anil.
nm md sed hfa nwnkeif: ~ 4rS-'
II niaije i,onxy wcn 1u.s a ,tt.ta hov IN
mpch ti.at tdent learp them vain accnmolI.S, Iii ~
msnt. ti,a,s fsc,+. INT On tniahr r,1,9 H.
nsss rdcra *hnn. and 1 ress mehhs hhs ynn E fsia-e
wuie hare to cun 10 mo for 10 hrii,n vnn mt
Il vnr hsi ~ III - ortcr fnr ~ f,,i sonr 4 0"'
Wan Mistcr Gtnnia was in i H.. s is ..a, arr,
n,tif n,gners rich IL called HnttcnTons s,l sha1
ijkes INIT beaf raw. like dogs. and h. % see m
cnt II ~ ~ 4he rattfea wi1e thry was a liz nni
hcirrin. AMI ann al tha rntfles ia hsr cr,
W., ro All th.t wav hut nt 80 Au nns ~ s ius
In Eintr ~ fhe Hotfcn+rns h. sea M,.tn- Gir.I
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Henry Van Atnburg, Of Howel!s. N, r., sold
hts Mlfo to Joseph Wood tor u. ant} that would
haye been the end OF the Matto1, probably, 1t
the woman had not, while drunk, beeu killed by
q ruiIro4d tfail. Both husbands claim tlla riEnt
to sue the rumss'lsf under the Civil Damage
act "a her husband.
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advantages to which tley have 0cen accustomed
Therefore. Whenever It 's practicable, the settler
with sotns Of hts old friends aud nelghtors, or
In the Vicinity q others fto BIZ own seettun Of
country: II hta wife and children SEQ about
them tha Old familiar faces, theg will forget
though growing up In rewer, 3Eeer, and tprEtr
lifc, will 10 eueompaased by their old assoc!a-
tloue.
These things should be taken into serious
consideration by syery ono before deciding upon
charms; but not thu solitude Of the wilderness,
or-ths county jail. 10 uscRs "Dlstaucu leuts
onchantmcnt to Tho ytew'''; and. for all thu
purposes Of society, Northern man might al
Wide WILDERNESS. vi!!. tha "eracksrs" a,ai
,'..moopshlners" Of West Virginia. Not tlAt
these people are Without iatcll!geuse,--foF they
WI ass4ro you that they 10 "know q log from
seyeu dollars and hs!f",; nor wanting tn datufal
shleFdness,--for wo will wager 4 bad hAlt4tot-
Jar that they Gnu beat any Northern wntto man
~ horse-trade or at shooting, match; but
tHey y,st, a5o !amsnMsaely LAT !anorant of tue Atae
eould not hold thelF own, even ID q polltlcal
discussion, with IN average Ncw.RuRluni
noty = * Gs S'Ssty SSsar yss: ssa H. r.
might vel! b initiated BY tho mora cultivated
newcomer, reared under tue dronpjuRs o{
Bronson Aleots, aud Ralph Waltloo Finer
sSs; s.f aa M ...eeasns C. is'; xth n0i i. dt;s ,s
aud dauGhtess. nor uruo their xntraneo
Into tlu Intellectual lssuclutn-saurtoruu where
hs meditates upon Darwin, Aueuste Cosnts, aud
tho ultiMate moleeule to which Prof. TyndaIl
has reduced the Deity. And yet wa would not
advise ths suocrduu Yankee settler to gut upon
stllts and look dowu on the rustic simplicity Of
theau Children VI the pstrianhs. lhey beYefa a
sturdy luaubood that will revolt At any sppcar-
sncr OF patronage; a,M llero may hs teu
chances 10 ons ttlat, when the Great Master
rcckons up ais 1ewals, He may account some Of
these rough nuggets dt quite ss much vsIas n
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has been q mixture OF the most remarkable
weather that Wo haYa ever known. Tue extrstncs
Ok beat aud colt follow &ucA other with sctul-
!nk REGULARITY. Quo day tho farmer Ia swelter-
~ oyefcoat: Yet yegetatlon Is making good
etosth' Ihe cereals sse giving batter pronliss
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
Ann lIal Meeting.

The fifth annual meeting of the p. A.
=. Association was held at the AssocIa-
tons Office, Middletown, on Saturday
last, 26th ult. The annual reports of the
Board of Managers and Treasurer were
read and accepted. Committee on ground
reported that the fair ground had been
rented for another year at reduced
rate. The election of Board of Managers
TO serve the ensuing year was held result
ing In the unanimous election of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: VIM. X. Cochran, M
Il. Walker, l.. p. Mcdowell, Deniel w.
Corbit, T.J. CarveD, +. G. Fenimore,
Joseph Biggs, Arthur Johns, Robert A.
Cochran, Jr., George w. Lockwood, j.
Is. Foard. Two hundred and twenty
nine votes were cast. At the adjourn
meUt of the stockholders meeting the
Board of Managers held meeting and
elected VIM. X. Cochran, President, and
j. Is. Foard, Treasurer. On motion, w.
A. Comegys, w. S. Way, WIN. Green
and j. B. Naudain were appointed a
committee of four TO draft resolutions OF
respect to the memory of Joseph ID
Walker, late member of the Board
Adjourned to meet Saturday, February
list. The report of the Board of Manag.
ers presented at the annual meeting
show the net earnings of the Association
of the year 1873 to be S604 "a. The time
fixed for holding the next annual fair is
September 3Oth, and Oct. 1st and I'd.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
An OverdOne Game.
a Trdrelling Salesman Charged With
Getting Money BY False Pretence.

Two weeks ago Bean & Bro, whole.
sale druggists, AZ and ~ North Second
street, who had advertised for statesmen
for the South and for Central Pennsyl-
vania, were SO impressed by the gentle
manly appearance and business ways OF
a young man who responded, from Will
mingtou, under the name of F. T. Jenk-
ins, that they engaged him. He was fur
nished with samples, $50 for expenses,
and sent southwestward under a contract
for ST 800 a year, he to pay his own ex-
penses. He sent few unimportant or
ders from Baltimore and Washington,
drew $50 more, and afterwards asked for
a telegraphic order for $50 more, to be
sent to Cumberland, Md, stating that he
had been robbed. The firm concluded
that something was amiss. Wilmington
was visited and it was found that Jenk-
ins had gwen false name and had mis-
represented the facts about his employ
ment there. He was arrested at Cumber-
land and returned here, charged with OBJ
confessed that his name was James +
Jeffries and offered to compromise. At
the hearing before Magistrate Smith il
was stated that Jeffries had represented
he had sold $4,000 worth of goods for
Smith & Painter OF Wilmington, when
the truth was he had not been employed
by them. The prisoner said his name
was Jeffries, and that he had said he sold
that amount of goods for Chicago, not
a Wilmington firm. He was put under
$500 bail to answer.-Philadeph phid Sunday
Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
A HANDSOME INCOME FOR AN ENER-
GETIC LADY OR GENTLEMAN.

The Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati
have Just completed aud are now intro
ducing to the public handsomely fin
ished Family Scale, an article that has
always been needed in every household,
and in communication addressed to the
publishers of this paper the proprietors
ask us to refer them to some reliable
party to introduce it for them to the peo-
pie of this county. 1t is very seldom
that a new article steps so suddenly into
universal favor. Housekeepers are loud
in its praise; it is always ready there
are no weights TO get lost or to be hunted
up; is reliable, and will not get out of
order. The description of them is a
handsome base surmounted by column
in which works spiral spring SD scien-
tifically adjusted as 10 weigh anything up
to twelve pounds with perfect accuracy.
On the top of the column is the platform
on which the articles to be weighed are
placed; and they have an adjustable i'll
| dicator, SO that you can take the tare OF
| any vessel you may use in weighing, Civ
ing you the exact net weight. House
keepers at once see their value in weigh
ing fruits, sugars, and other Ingredients
| used in preserving, cooking, etc, or in
testing the weights Of purchases from
| others.
The Scales are made of all brass, are
highly polished and are finished in a
skillful manner. They are very attract
! i've and take the eye of every one who
sees them.
1t seems to us that nearly every family
in this county will want one, and is GER
| tainly rare opportunity for some smart
| and energetic party to pick up quite a
nice little income during the next few
months. The Company has agents in
counties who are easily making from $5
to 50 per day selling them, and we would
recommend prties in need of employment
to drop the Ohio Scale Works, No. 1875
and 1877 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, o.,
postal card, and all information, ETC.,
will be cheerfully given them by men
| tioning our paper.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
feign Telegraphic Eu III nary

+ Daiaure having refused to continue
r'ee' NJ. Waddington has been dele
p TO form a new French ministry
oi the Glasgow Bank directors have
\ sentenced to eighteen months i'm
|onihrnt and five to eight months i'm
Phment-The q lasgow Theatre Roy
r. burned yesterday morning-The
mas been given for the burning of
liAsne-strleken villages in Russia
o'Aek plague" has appeared IN Bra
y ''hv"ntion has bseu concluded by
'N NE Turkish customs will be placed
go0uol of an English, French and
81" '''lllnI'sion-Mr. Gladstone ac-
'Ae invitation ef the liberals of
i''Aan tostand for Parliament-The
Ne III Southern Morocco promises to
iNu' all this year-Afghanistan re-
IaN ibat iakoob Khan intends to
H. "oAl, also that the Ameer, Shere
HIS been poisoned.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
a Bold Robbery.

Sunday morning, the dry goods store OF
William b. Jefferis, No. 508 Market
street was entered and robbed.
How the thieves gained an entrance is
unknown. The only clue that could be
found, was when Mr.. Jefferis visited the
store yesterday morning he found the
window shutter of back window partly
open. Being convinced that a robbery
had taken place, he made search Of the
store and found that the thieves had car.
ried of large quantity of silk, velvets
ribbons, handkerchiefs, feathers, kid
gloves, and had also gone to the windo "
and removed box ofjewelry. They did
not seem to want the more common
goods as all that were taken were the
best in the store. Mr. Jefferis estimates
his loss at about $500 He has no clue n
to " no the robbers were.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
Brief Locals.

February came in like roaring lion.
The Board of Education meets this
evening.
This is the terrapin season and 1t is at
its height
All balls that have been gwen so far
this season have paid.
Three English cricket teams will visit
this country this year.
The Christiana has bean opened TO
Walton, w hann Il Cos wharf.
There were number of baptisms in
the Baptist churches, yesterday.
The Water Witch Ere Company hold
their regular meeting this evening.
Warde & Barrymore's combination in
"Diplomacy," this evening, at the Grand
Opera House.
Council will consider "The Marsh
act" and the "act to borrow S175 200,
tomorrow evening.
The crowd that came down on Satur-
day were chicken fighters. The match
came off at the Columbia Inn.
Quebec is the Mecca for fashionable
bridal parties The hope of an introduc-
ton to the Princess Louise is theinduce-
ment.
Country people long for funerals when
snow is on the ground. There Is such
fun In sleig home and SO much COM
pany.
The insurance companies are carefully
inspecting big buildings to ascertain
| their fire-proof qualities, and to readJust
premiums. The destructive coniiagra,,
lions all over the country have warned
| them.
The tips Of all good umbrellas are
L Ia ..T II hAr 10
mine of IL in the world-in Greenland
1t Is owned by parties III Philadelphia,
and nearly all Its products are taken to
that port for future sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
Neneral News.

rou'ihiltee at Cincinnati appointed
HI, .ue claims OF depositors against
i,n'o furcell have already received
u'ns ~ nso oi Indebtedness amounting to
iVVo,oOO, exclusive of Interest, and
nuoWh that all the claims have moi
Iprr,r presented. The value of the
$,ees 10 "ieady In the hands of the
kgon o"n @ SauSiy the claims is estimated
Isrh,,n,,, anu IL Is feared that the pres
~ ,' 10 secure depositors may fail.
mn, m l'arnes has been sentenced Mt
brco"le, kyn to ninety-nine years
kb,,' ~, nt Tor the murder of Thomas
Inn, a. ne murder was an atrocious
/. M aIr ne friends of the murderer. who
Sn ,cinuy s,,.n twice tried to burn the
,iarmy say he shall never 90 to the neni.
kagnJ at a. threaten to kill everybod v
"seu IN his conviction. 'ouS
"9s, n,s,,I, ,hI,ellSnap, Jr., has been committed
New y, sS9,Oo0 bail to Ludlow W street
hting COO eo[k, charged with misapnro.
Sd, in Li' Lio-,ooo OF some S4OO 900 trust
~ nv ms possession. He was og tha
! Jnly Melciler x Belknap, who failed
kto,S ah' IS son If Thos' Belknan ~
him VINO was accused of mi,annro. ~
e money.
|btbern' n'-uonnd bound train on the Canada
kige no rallroad, while standing an =
Sg, was nu'r Welland, Ontaria, last eve.
6nd ,ra was run into by another ,yas, S,
and n. "a Eighteen cars were smasb'
| the brd Vnd engine, a caboose and mar,
,'%an !, man was fatally Injured in nsG' Tyler a
finr a0on, a oa, Ga, yesterday, while ar
knkiin no,d noiored man named Sam,,e
d fres,pp poneeman O'Connor used In,
hnkhn Sa, Four hours afterward, I'd.
effect" "%s os IL found dead in his cell from
b preva;Iad Ia sne blows. Much indiana
connor .ea is ,os, among the colored peonIe
The daily gazette., 1879-02-03
Mort uary.
The following will show the number OF
deaths in this city during the month OF
January, and the cases:

The folio wing will show the number of
deaths in this city during the month of
January, and the cases:
Accident, /; apoplexy, !; asthma, 2;
angina petoris, l; Brlght's disease, l;
bronchitis, /; congestion of brain, l; con-
vulsions, 2; carcinoma, l; consumption, Z;
chronic gastricts,2; child birth, |; diphthe-
ria, 4; dropsy, 2; enteritis, l; epithehoma,
/; exposure, i febroul tumor, /; fracture
of skull, l; general debility, l; hydro ce-
phalus, /; heart disease, l; henutltis, l;
inebriation,1 i; inflammation of brain,1 lung
disease, /; meaningless, 1; miasmns, l;
neuralgia, 4; natural causes, /; old age. 2;
porotitis, /; pros;atitis, !; phthisis, b;
pulmonary consumption, l; peritonltis, l;
paralysis,..i pneumonia, 8; remlttent fe-
yer, /, sypmtitic tumor, q typhoid fever,
8; typhoid pneumonia, l; premature
birth, A. membraneous Group, l; total, 79
OF the above 13 were foreign born;
United States, 62; male, 40; female, 80
premature birth, 4; white, 81; black, 13
died at the Aims House, g. Coroner's
cases, 3; brought here for interment, Z;
sent a ~a ay for interment, 9. For the same
month last year, there were G6 deaths.