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The New York herald., 1879-09-19
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Ten New Cases and Six Deaths
in Memphis.
AID FOR CONCORDIA.
Myra Clark Gaines Daughter
a Victim.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. is, 1879.
This has been the dullest day since the outbreak
of tho the 9th of last July Main street mas
presented regular Sunday appearance nearly all
the being closed in strict observance OF the
Jewish New Year. No incident OF startling nature
has occurred and night the city is as silent as
cemetery.
Ten new cases were reported to the Board OF
Health TODAY. four of which those OF colored
persons The following are the whites:-
L. Wagner, 81 years. City Hospital.
Thomas O'Sullivan, 40 years. No. 1S5 Second street.
John McNichols, 81 years, corner of Huling and
st. Martin streets.
John Grant, II years, Bluffs Custom House
street.
John Burns, 26 years. Louisville Depot.
Peter n. Donnelly 46 years. No. 307 Poplar street.
In addition to the above the following whites were
supplied with nurses to-day by the Howards:-
W. L. Radford, SO years, No. 379 Main street.
Lizzie Prestidge. 20 years. corner OF Jessamine
and Lauderdale street.
Louis Bedford 16 years. Bailey Station Tenn.
Miss Bedford is niece of the late Julian Bedford
who together with his son Edward. recently sick
ened and died of the fever Bailey Station. Her
dwelling is half mile distant from where her uncle
died. but she visited him during his Illness and her
sickness is traced to the infection Of the sick room
Bailey Station is twenty miles east Of Memphis, on
the Charleston Road.
ROLL.
The following the dead of to-day
JOHN DEvOTO. 25 years. Old Gayoso House.
BENJAMIN CRONE, IA years, Looney street.
GEORGE DOUBLEDAY. 20 years. City Hospital.
EDDIE STINNErTE, IA years. No. GO Third street.
c. s. HAMMER. II years. No. 265 Union street.
F. BRITTANTINE lcolored). weeks McLemore
avenue.
The donations to the Howards to-day were as
follows-
j. D. Anderson. Chairman Relief Fund, Nash
ville Tenn ......................... $3.50 90
]. II. Smiths Son, New York. .............. 100 90
Citizens. Delta La. o. 15
Citizens. Toon station, Tenn. Ii 60
g. s. Shriver, suffolk, Observation-Disclosures. 5 20
Citizens, Tomales CAL. 10 SO
Total .................$43 $433 80
AID FOR CoNCoRDIA.
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FOR THE SUFFERERS.

The HERALD has received $40 for the yellow fever
sufferers at Memphis from Mrs. Theresa Lynch.
The sum Of SIS received at this Office yester-
day from Southerner." for the aid Of the suffer
ers in Memphis.
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YACHTS. sTEAMnOATs. sc.

THREE SMALL, PAssENGER AND FREIGHT FRO
pellors for Sou trade Neanc Lcyy engines now
j. A. VAN BRuNr. 70 south st.
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THE wEArHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date OF year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar-
macy, HERALD Building. No. 2IS Broadway
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The 1000 tckots ending with 10 the samo tho
terminal OF numbor drawing the hrst capital
xltpNp each entitled to -. .. -.
Witness our hands at Covngton, KY. this day. Tues.
day, september 10, 1879. ..,.v
Il dn,,ASMSiSsiEa nAMSSSi;E Commissioner.
Prizes paid in full Glass a Capital Prise $1,000
always drawn the Both Of the month Address, General
Eastern Agents.
WILLIAMSON X co, 800 Broadway. Now York.
Or MORRIS RICuMOND, Western Agent. Covington, Ky.
No. 5000 DRAWING fiis CArITAL PRIZE or
$1,000 and No 53i6 drawing 300. ns we'll as several
VI UVU Prizes sold through tho NEW YORK AGENCY
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uoHTER OF MYRA CLARK GAINES DIES or
THE FEVER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

A DAUGHTER OF MYRA CLARK GAINES DIES or
THE FEVER.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK. Va. Sept. Is, 1879.
Mrs. Jane Y. Christmas only daughter Of the cello
brated Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines. of New Orleans,
died yesterday morning at Warrenton, N. c., it Is
Baid, of yellow fover. She from New Orleans
hbout two weeks ago. and brought the disease with
her. She leaves three children. Mrs. Gaines was
with her.
INFECTED VESSELS ON THEIR WAY FROM HAv-
AsA-RAvAGEs OF THE EPIDEMIC IN THAT
CITY.
The National Board Of Health has received the
following advices from the United States Quarantine
Inspector at Havana
HAVANA. Sept Is, 1879.
The American bark Ann Elizabeth sailed from
Havana on the 9th inst for New York infected with
yellow fever.
The British bark Prince Rupert. whose captain
died aboard in this harbor of yellow fever, LETT
men in the hospital sick with the same disease.
and sailed for New Orleans tho 11th inst
To-day tho American brig Lie Houghton, In
fccted with yellow fever. sailed tor New York
There were AIT deaths here from yellow fever
during the month OF August and l.029 from all die
Gases. close approximation to the total number
OF cases OF yellow fever existing In Havana and ITS
hospitals would be about 100. ID. NJ. BURGESS,
Sanitary and Quarantine Inspector.
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GOVERNOR MCCLELLAN.

average 90
Average temperature for corresponding date last
acknowledgements. 70,
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vIcKsBuRe OPENING HER GATES.

VIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept Is. 1879.
Quarantine against New Orleans was removed last
night Persons holding clean bills OF health and all
freights except woollen goods packed in New Orleans
will be allowed to enter the city.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Stsamers.
lails. lDeti,mtior. Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEw YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF sEPTEMDER AND OCTOBER.
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4otA 9aoo
AID FOR CoNCoRDIA
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MURDERING HER GELD
straneled Because u Cried for Food. and tie
Body Thrown into n Pool.

Catharlne Erickson was arraigned before
Justice Kilbreth in the Essex Market Police
Court. week ago. on the charge Of having dis
posed OF hcr child in an unlawful manner. She
was then crazed by liquor. and she fought with
the three policemen who brought her in The
attention OF tho officers was called to her by a
postal card addressed to Capt. McElwain. and
the woman was found living in her bed help
lessly drunk. Tho child could not be found.
and the woman was locked up.
Yesterday Mrs. Erickson was brought into
court. She was still suffering from the effects
OF her debauch. Mr.. jenkins. counsel Tor the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren. asked for an adjournment till Friday. say-
ing that at TINT moment tRlnncing Mt the clOckl
Officer Chiardi was engaged in taking care OF
the body VI the womans murdered child.
Mrs. Erickson, a tnll, course look ing wo-
man. appeared to be stunned when she
heard tho words spoken by Mr.. Jenkins.
IN the corridor Of the female prison Warden
Finn and Matron Foster, accompanied by ON
Ger Chiardi. told her of the recovery OF her
information he received. he traced the body TO n
ccsspool at l Cherry street. The chld's cloth
ing had strangely caught on n nail. and tho
body had hung there. An examination revealed
u long blue mark around the neck, showing
that the child had been strangled. The body
was taken to the morRue.
Mrs. Erickson. who Is the wife OF n hard
of insanity during which she has an inordi-
nate desire for liquor. Following one Of these
terrible fits. she first neglected her infant until
1t was almost starved. and then, MS II became
sick nnl troublesome. she chOkcd IL to death
and throw It into the ccsspoo
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An English View or the Le,srIer AFFAIR.

TORONTO, April ia special despatch from
London 10 the GbIe ION receipt OF the news that
Mr. MHckcnle's amendment to the tanf resolutions had
been rejected Canadian Dominion bonds tell two per
cent The Leeller AFFAIR is being much discussed in the
London anu country WSpapcTs The Tina SAYS Lord
Dufern mad the same facts before him ana failed dis
miss the Hon Mr. Leu licr The Mackenzie government
ana the House OF Commons winch thHt government con
nlcd took the responsibility Of leaving the matter
ufc to The quebec Electorate The present Government
though pressed took no acton until coerced The recent
vote Oh the House ul Commons was stlcuy party
II, therefore the Marquis Of orne had accepted Tho ATdY
advice hs Ministers gave him. he would nave been adj
ninslcrug ctusure, not only to Them but their pre-.
dccesspr- o the last House VI Commons aud " the late
81
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NEwBURGH. April l6.-Andrew Trautz ST., OF
Highland Falls, died OF hydrophObla yesterday lie
nearly 90 years Old, and bitten by his spiN dog
August last The animal was Immediately killed, sup
posed remedy applied to the wound and believed
that no harm would result IrauM was taken sick m the
middle Of last week and Saturday his Uhyscians de
clared tie case Oi hNdrOpnOia Every effort was
made a. lessen his suffering. but tie man died great
agony alter irOthing and barking.
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As Oflcer Mccormick Of tho Thirty-seventh
street police was taking thief from the Hudson
River Railroad depot on the 9TH inst. Thomas Casey.
Thomas Farrell nnd Robert shore. members the Tenth
avenue gang att lacked HIM. intending tn rescue the pris
oner They used bricks we'll rs their fists upon the
uccr lie beat them oil with his club aud took his
uner 60 the Thirty seventh street police station Then he
obtained assistance. amt arrested Casey. Farrell. aud
shore They plcuird guilty yesterday IN the General
sessions judge Cowing sentenced them TO the pcnitcn.
ofiary Tor nine months.
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James G. Belts is prosecuting suit in the
United STATE District Court before Judge Choate against
Che Spanish Consul, Gen Hippolyte de Uriae Mr. Belts
thc tracing p fugitive nom Spanish Justice and that
Paii Of tr reward promised by the Consulate IS sui due
u MN The reward promised was ~ 90 and money
recovered was $3.50 The case Is sui on trial
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DETRofT, April 16.-The official returns OF the
recent state election though not complete sufficient
" as To make certain Republican majority Of about
900 OF the total vote thus lar recci ed Campbell the
Republican candidate Tor Justice OF the Supreme Court
received 1900. aud hhipnan Coalition 1900
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The Pittsburgh Rio, hin defeated.

HARRIsBURd. April l6,-The motion to recon
Sder the yoo BY which the Pittsburgh Riot bill IN.
definitely postponed last week was defeated In the
ylouse today by vote Of l0l 10 95 Tins acuOn
the bal to- tIe present
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In the Special Sessions Yesterday Thomas
Burke fhuus lchhtrd. Louis iuihert md John worth
We're I'M 80 each tor being present at rat bait at l2i
Clinton place.
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1lrnnnsnls
TN i've
CoNsrKIcrloN OF rIHrrnoor nriLp

Y M FOK NAIIONAI MUNIUN
ShiTlisONlAN lNsruuIiON. OlICk Or Tut SttktrAKf
NAsltNGrON ID. G. April ~. ls7I
Proposals Will be received at this unrc tml o. Iu
the 2lth day o AIril, 1870. Tor cut stone work t
plans OF the work may be seen. aud sptrlNutti. ID
necessary Information, AMI blank form, o pr.p. -t..
win bonds may he obtained at the office of 81 '-- 4
SUI lLIH, Architects turCurau Rudius. Tho prop
~ the prescribed form should be- addressed Nu'i. .d
Museum Building Commission. smithsonian Institution,
once Of the secretary Washington. d G..
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received D., ne
- Trustees Of the New YORK ami Brooklyn Bud... fl
their Office - water st. Bruuklyn until - urlu.A ~
on the 81 day nj MAY, 1879 tor tie manufacture nt lt
hNcty, not including erection ol about i've thuu-tni
TONS OF steel Work, and about eighteen tons u uuuW 4
required Tor the suspended supcrsructure OF a., kni
RIVER bridge.
a. cchcaugns may be obtained and plans scc,at Mo
Engineers ONCE.
Ma. RORBLIEG. Ohet Engineer
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aiOnss fnInIshlnl.


JOHN LYNCH MAS THE CHEAPEST FUR
"a. Nlfl RE CARPET, BEDDING. STONES. Ac, Ac
~ NE city. stock can be ami examined Hi 50
Tliikp AVENUE, second door bcloW 3sth Il AMI WEsl
SIDE MARtRuOMS, 3li EIGHTH AVENUE. near 10Th
It WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PANMEN Is TAKEN
A a L. BAUM REDJC.
a. TlONS IN furniture, carpets, aud b,iln. Mrcky
anu monthly iu,tallmcuts The ARREST cstdhU- hmrut II
It's knd in the city 'l2ani 5l @th NV corner 35tn st.
RAIMANN BKOTu EKS.-Grcat clcuunl mt
- sale PRIOR To removal a. West IAN st. of Furniture.
thrNts and Bedding. at uuhcHri of low prices iIA
mcnts made To suit 22S and 2u Hudson IT cor Brunnc
FURNITURE, carpets. &c, weekly ol monthly
Il payments OlARRELLS Furniture Nhthuus, spI
Buwery, near lloustnn st.
GREAT REELECTION tn prices of Furniture.
VI Carpets Bchbur, stoves &c. Tor cash or weekly
ana monthly HAultnis. at
SPIES BROTHERS, corner Chatham and Pearl sis
~ REID, 3,i Hudson st-furuiure. cara, t. hoi.
". ding cheap tor cash weekly ANA monthly p'y'
M llte taken.
IMMENSE HEDuCTION IN price, Vi furniture,
] carpets hrdilus stoves sc, tor cash or WccAy or
monthly payments. At
cuNfEkruWNIr& 60 IS. 1855 and 1877 Chsthan,t
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&C DoKHR~ nrrrrns." BEST STOMACH

u Blitcrs MISUNDERSTANDING Tor lhrir mellclnnI
properties and Tor their nncness cordial Beware Of
countercits ard limitations similarly put un For sale
by druggists. srocers liquor merchants and L. fuNkk,
l,O29,
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
More Cures OF skin and Scalp Affections by
the CutIcura Remedies.

the Nuticurn hemedles.
. Fred Rohrer, ESQ Cashier stock Growers National
Bank, Pueblo, Colorado. writes; " well plea cd
with its effects my baby that cannot afford be
without II my house II j. wonderful cure and u
bound 10 become very popular Its virtues
known To the masses"
: Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer. St Adams. Vt SAYS
In letter dated May y; IL works To a charm my
habNs face and head Cured the head entirely amt has
nearly cleaned the face of have recOmme ndcd
1t to several aud Dr. Plant has ordered II for them"
NJ NJ Chick, ESQ ~ Franklin st., Boston. says: MY
little daughter. eighteen months old has what TIE doc
tors call Eczema We have tried every thing and
at last used CUrlcuRA, and she is almost new child
and We feel very happy"
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RtrsOml guiItss.

M party wishing laundrymen and carpcnters ad
- ut'ss a ~ sun west side office, 3H West I'D st.
g. FORGE MAYER Of Morrislnia-Fatheri is dead
- N"H'e hVune ~ once JACOB AAYER
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TO PHILADELPHIA

'HO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THR oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINR
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOTS ~ PHiLADELPHlAi
TWO in NEW YORK
DOuBLb TRACK, Tub MOST IMPROVED ROUIR
AENr, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER APRIL T. 1879
Express Ifaihs lehNe New YORK, wa Desbrosse, and
Noruandl streets Fcrrics. as follows. ~
$50, ftNl, = ~, y. 90 Lmitedl. A 3,sO 4
7tl. $50 and 10 r. NJ ~" -"
Boats ot "BrOuSyn Annex" connect with all through
Trans AZ Jersey CITY aiOrling a speedy and dlreot
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel ~ WV NN'
Returning trans leave Philadelphia 1901. 800 T. T.
~, - sso ana II 4 M Himted Express i3j T.
ath,j'oo, \, $50 A. NJ. Z, 7.il Z. VI.
IicAel Offices, 12O ant Hii Broadway Aston House
anu loot OF DE br9Sses and corandt STA Court 81 and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton ST. Brooklyn Id
ilband liz Hudson 81. Iohoken. Depot jersey CIV
FRANK THOMSON L. p FARMER
deHta Manager Gen1 Passenger AGENT
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miscellaneous.

(NIGARMAKERS!- yiciory cigarmakcrs
- formerly employed by Mcssrs WAngcr IAhan ae2
bowcry have come In the conclusion BY meeting held
ON the lih inst. that none OF them shall work IN said
house unless ueN get the prices that aic paid by the
Spanish manufacturers All m the trade Will please
take notice The Commission at H. Vegas cigar factory.
FRANCISCO BOYE, FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ A. b
AlSINA
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Sorsss, 6arrmars, &t.
shipping.

A YOUNG horse dark craY NJ Tor any Kind of
"a work. cheap Tor tie At ~ Monroe At butcher shop
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Amustn,nis.

The present revival has Unprecedented run, having
reached its 5stli performance
For size Of BALLET. NOVELTY Of COsTUM MES, gor'
gcOusncss Of scenery, novel specaltes. &c &C. far
surpasscs al attempts 81 this famous spectacle
A GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT +. VI.
Parties living out OF town have ample time to reach all
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign mails tor
the week ending saturday. April 10 1870 will clos
this office on Tue SHAY at A. Tor Eur5c by steamship
Nevada, via Queenstown, on Wednesday at II A VI.
tor Europe by steamship BUthnia via Queenstown
responicncc for France must be specially adires-,l;
ana at ~ A. w. Tor France direct hv steamship
Ameuque, via llaNre; on Thursday at llk 4 tor
Europe ny steamhip Republic via Queenstown lcorrr.
kpondence tor Germany ana Franco must be specially
steamship SueNia, via Plymouth Chcrhourg and Ham.
burg GORE snundrnCe for Great Britain and the con.
unent must lc specially addres-cd saturday ~
A. ". Tor Germany, &C. by steamship Neckar, VIA
SOUTHAMPTON ana Bnnen correspondence Tor Great
BRIAN and the Continent must be specially addrc ssed
aud A. IL VI for Europe by steamship Guy Of Berlin via
Quccnsown spundcncc Tor Gcrmauy and scotland
must be specially adircssed. and nj ~ tor :. utlaud
direct hy steamship Bolivia via GLASGOW. The mails tor
Denmark. sweden and Norway will be despatched hy
Hamburg and Bremen steamers only. The mails ioi
malls Tor Nassau, r. leave New York April is THE
mails tor Havana leave New York Apr IN aud 10 The
mails Tor Mexico leave New York April la. The mails
Tor Asplnwal and south Pacific ports leave New York
Arm ~. The mails for CHINA and Japan leave san
Francisco May The mails for Australia, sc, leave san
Francisco May ~
fosr otror, NNv YoRK. April ~, 1879.
SuINE removed from diagonal coats clothing Gle.
- gaitlv cleAnsed. Naphtha Renovaung Works Office
80 East IAN st.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-My wife,
Mary Resell having lett my bed and board without
cause or prOVocaon hereby give that shall not
hod my S responsible Tor any debts contracted bN her
Won HANhN, n \. THOMAS ROSSELl.
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IO0,pss

DAILY ave rage 3bp daNs........ 1897
TOTAL papers printed from Jan l. 1876 TO Jan. / 1879
i20, ESQ, stl, making daily average OF 1851 or
the entire
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QltoitnL

CERTAIN CURE Tor headache constipation
~ piss si0mac hNer kidney, or SKIN i,cases, nervous
exhaustion, weakness loss O manhood &C BroughtOn's
lnNigorating syrup 2io Doc and 81 Cnscs pronounced
lncurhle solicited and cured or money returned sam
PIKE bottle. circulars nnd advice free 90 West AIN 81
A TrENrION, pauent,l ~ years Paris hospital ex.
IAheHence consult br fROIlN 80 Bond 81 Zee 81 aid
DISEASES skin disorders, nervous debility, radically
A TTENTION thirty years Prussan and Amcri
IA can praouCo spccaltes diseases men aud loss of
manhood consultation free. DR. Jaooby l6l Beeokcr St
A LLPHIVATEDISEA quick cures Drug
"A STORE W fark St, 2blocksl from Chatham square
nISEASLS OF the sexual ORGANS recent or chrome
- cured without medicines Use Allans Soluble Mrdl.
Gated usles patented Oct, 1876 Send to j G. ALLAN
90, y o box LOSS, or ~ John II, tor circular.
I'm. SMITH, 100 Bast 10Th St, surgeon; mems dis
- eases, strctureA, weaknesses, skin disorders New
Consultation, 81.
DISEASES OF MEN a sneclalty; cure from 9toS
- dAJA DE- DfBR. ~ West lJth St near OIh ay,
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NJELOPHONE in good condition wanted
WI y y. T.. box laS. sun office.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION modlcal ESSAY
~ comprising series oi lectures delivered at kahn's
Museum OF Anatomy on the cause AMI premature
decline. showing IudspuahV how lost health re-.
gained. aordins clear synopsis mueiimcut-
ase ami the treatment of nervous ami phy steal debility
being the result OF % years experience By mail Lie,
currency or postage stamps Address Secretary kahus
Museum, Oes Broadway. Sew NorK
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MUIR DER WILL OUT.

A postal card addressed to Fitz-
hugh & 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 ard 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 de-
fed.
Complete revolution in prices of
Machines, Pianos and Organs. All
sold at bottom figures, and on terms
to suit purchasers.
CO Try our Easy Monthly Pay
ment plan on Pianos, Organs, &c.
Address, Fitzhugh d Hunter,
feb 15-tf. Bridgeport, w. Va
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THREE RUFFIANs IN JAIL.-Tues
day evening last Officer Asa Phillips,
If Battelle District, assisted by Jesse
Phillips and Robert Brewer brought
to town and lodged in Jail three ruff
fans named Elijah Creamer, Cornell
Jus Crcamer and Ellis T. Stiles cbarg-
ell with brutally heating and NAL
treating Melinda Stiles the wife of the
latter. They are all very bad char
acters and moved from Wetzel to this
county at the request OF the "Red
Men," TO escape summary punish
ment for some of their misdeeds COM
mitted while staying in that county.
Stiles is Cornelius Creamer's step
son and it seems that the trio lived
together and were anxious to get rid
of Stiles wife and had resOrted to
numerous methods of torture to drive
her away, such as putting her out of
doors and keeping her out for hours
at time during some Of the coolest
weather of the past winter and beating
her and otherwise abusing her. Last
Sunday they concluded to beat her
to death and get rid of her in that
way. But fortunately they did not
succeed in their work. A warrant
was issued by Squire Silas Taught
and the would be murders were arrest
ed and are Gagged to await the action
of the Grand Jury. 1t is to be hoped
they will meet with their just deserts.
If there is anything more brutal and
diabolical than anything else it is for
great brawny. rufljan 70 beas and
abuse woman.
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NoTrcE.-We desire all persons
who are in debt to this office to pay
between this time and the session OF
court. We have some obligations to
meet at that time and must have
what is due us to enable us to do so.
We viii send notices to as many as
possible and we hope they will re-
spond promptly and cheerfully. We
have earned it all and have urgent
need of it, and no gentleman will re-
fuse to pay his little debts. There is
no one but can pay if he will and a
proper sense Of justice will impel him
to do so if he thinks of it in a proper
manner. We expect this notice to
bring us several small sums at once.
and hope it will not disturb the ami
cable relations that exist between us
and our numerous friends.
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PROBABLY no one preparation has
received so much praise from its pa.
irons, nor is so deserving of commen-
dation as Halls Hair Renewerl We
but echo the voice of the millions
who have used it when we pronounce
it the best Hair Dressing IN the
rorld. 1t stands unrivalled. Those
who are affected with diseases of the
scalp accompanied with itching or
irritation, find relief and renewal in
this invaluable remedy. When the
harris inclined to fall off, moderate
use of the Remover will strengthen
the roots Of the hair, and preserve it,
and if it exhibits a tendency to turn
gray it will restore the natural color.
-Falton No. Telegraph.