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New Orleans, Fsh,ns.sv vaeI

New Orleans, February WE ! r.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. New fris.ss !, !
for Uisneru-'ing Hte IN BnisrSS ~ ilg
Dear ST-After having used tha VIA, 81
cess. for some months, ard given II WI
full trial, We can state that II has r,ro1as. II
most satisfactory results on Dur kill y u
inc p1 tla for tnp atIan sb an sietuay
We cordially commend il to a. ~ N
boilers. ARCHIBALD MTTl1Iiffi.
Sup rtDtendent Leeds, Co.,
HENRY RENNYSUH
LEEDS d co, "
ProDfistors Leeds I'm.
Discount to the trad. Send for cd,ml.. q
Hugh W. Montgomery. 100 Comnan ~
Orleans, role Agent for the bouthSss ri
Island OF Cuba.
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1879.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CRY HALL, !
New Orleans. April 8. 1878.
70 accommodate the public and save them
expensive G SITS and Inconvenience license in
sDectors clothed with authofity IL collect will
call upon those who have not paid and furnish
them the appropriate license under ordinance
NO. 47s9 Administration Series, and those re-
fusing will be enj lined at once.
ar1O ALE H ISAACSQN Administrator
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

rThe DEMOCRAT ID responsible for none Of
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications Will
be printed except from responsible partlesl
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TESTIMONIALS.

cltI SUGAR RS,.xsssSt
New Orleans. January1. - Il! d
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery Aoe,t !. 81. 20 lslll
j. Moore d Co., 2s1. 5s2 ma ~ msae4ssIs. IN
New York. .fpr Vlgier's ImnSrpnDs1L3s oa6
Process for DISTINGUISHING 4, aa ~ zf4
Dear SIR have tried ths disl, nn bQIle
are the {, i agen aav for thoroughly XIV
sonal favor to you, for gansraiIs HIP llS,Es III
Ing experiments. car only Nv "A, usassnlEs il3
th 1t have given the disinef,lstsu,,as WY ~ ~
II has turned out by far The b ssatl Il. VIZ
kind that have ever used. II a,,s .nlns 4 &
f. s ea1m ss on Its sa prd1nt mas circular Il
to use 1t exclusively In their boilarsv an lsn
preference 70 any Other process IN yaa ,s ~
Ing steam boilers. remain, ysr ~ rs ulslnsE
Engineer Crescent City SUGAR k Atasa:
We indorse the above. -
a. THOMSON d, y
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, APRIL ~ 1879

IL fixed for Sunday. May 4/Ths proceeds Of
Ethis and the two succeeding excursions have
been esnerodsy dapated 4theJacksonIsa Railroad
Company TO The MY OH Jams Auxiliary fani-
TRY Committed EvVuT tizen OF New Orleans
lras an Int rest u TIN brk of the COMMITTEES.
aa.i there Is no DdaEay to aid It and Of the
same time get your aaobey baek. than by going
on the com Ing excursions.
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The tmmorta Saub. who holds forth daily Ht
Goldth waite's bookstore on Exchange Alley.
near the corner Of Canal street. has, ms uaual.
furnished the DEMOCRAT with all the latest
newspapers from tho North and West: also with
new periodicals. say Harper's and Frank Les
lies weeklies md the ininitpbls Puck.
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First RECORDEHs COURT.

Frank Williams, alias Frank Johnson
charged with assault with n dangerous weap-
on, was sent before The First District Court
under bonds Of $3.50.
Gus Seward. charged with assault with in
tent to commit rape, was sgDt before the First
District Court under bond( Of $500.
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V1GIER.S
IMPROVED FRENCH ppol,,
- FOB So S
DISTINGUISHES
STEAM BOILERS
POSITIVE ACTION WITHIN THREE M,

hold ID u 11e sna ~ waf gs whatever pnr,
forming. Prevents corrtsinn !, raasyshtsi r.
Prevents .foaming GoBfa}nsa aa tftIs
guaranteed perfectly hnrmIs.a s no aeid
WATTS RS Whatever their Impurities ACC ID
PIN par 70 s Ratsf ags vs, s ~
and tallow. and lessons fha a., palfs, h6d12
sions. Gun be introduced tbr ossf q M
safety ptDs, or hole. Put nv, ~ lsada ~
OF from 10 to 125 pounds. w 10 paeff
Ali infrtngements dealt with aoo,..a.... q
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SECOND nscoa"fa's COUNT.

Emma Thompson, chateed with petty lar
eeny. was sent before tA1 First District Court
under bonds Of $3.50.
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THE COURTS.
sUPRE nE COURT.

The motion TO dismiss the appeal in the
case OF Ernest Stpinhardt vs. John H. Scott,
appellant, No. 74855y, ID fixed for Monday, May
d. 1R7D
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e, Fl. Adams & Brother advertise big bar
gains for this week. A glance at their card will
satisfy the ladies that such IL the case. Their
establishment has Just been filed with a COM
plete stock of new spring goods. and every
thing In that line has been marked down to he
lowest possible price. A little money goes long
way at Z. Il. Adams Il Brothers establishment.
59t Magazine street. and our up-t town ladies ap-
preeiating this fact. constantly throng their
store EA
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The Gu NAnDERs.-Thobe of our people who
design crossing the Atlantic this season we
direct their attention til the advertisement Of
esfe Cunafd Royal Mai8steamers, which leave
ssss'" forR Tor L1Verpoo8very Saturday. These
steamers nave acquired worldwide reputation
for speed comfort and safety, that commends
them most strongly tot B travelling public. Our
friend. Mr.. A. L. steg rt. No. so Carondelet
street. is the agent ps1 ; city.
ine nrst OF three nd excursions on the
Jackson Railroad ~ NeComb City and return
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FINE CUSTOM MADE
REAL REDUCTION
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
BELOW COST,
APRING AND SUMMER SUITS,

In al styles and al na'erials: FANH1ONABLE
FRO Il. SACK and CUT AWAY COATS; stylish
Pants IL the newest and ~. ST elegant patterns:
nnbby Vtsts In Linen. Dfagonals and Fancy
,asaimerss. Also white aud colored Linen
Sbirfs fine Hats and CAPS; finished Under
shirts, DR. wers md Socks: Linen CELLARS. SILK
seatfs aud Ttes etc. III Of which must be sold
out inside Of the above specified time.
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We are satisfied that the art4so&ng public In
New Orleans appreciate thesbet lutiful patent
photographs male by Mr.. LiIielkhal. sine, we.
find among his large collection d brilliant spe-.
cmens the most striking I'LL &nes -es of the
elite of this city. He has lust ndR completed
combination group Of TIN Cr8ce Rifles. a.
picture very large. and in Mbichzbvery face and
position is perfect. ~ spedks Highly. also. Of
Lilienthal's ability az flEs&cllss artist. No.
such work has ever beea atom td by anv other
artist in this city before. ghis picture will be
on exhibition within a fey Gays. and We under.
stand that Mr.. LilienthaIs intentions are ia
make similar groups Of all The respective mill
tary companies of this cIs. At present he ia
making combin alton group of tie Pickwick
Club. and over 100 members of tits clnb have
d I'd their pictures taken already, E
Picnic EXCURSION TO THE JEr1Es-There
wilt be on the sixth of May rahd picnic ex--
cursion to the jetties. under tha&uspices Of the
Carondelet Street Methodist ghbrch. For that !
occasion the favoritA steamboat John W
Cannon has beer engal I'D. an& the tickets fors
the round trip have beed<put tt the low rate of,
50 SO. The Carondelet STINT & ethodist 0huroh
Is thirty-six years OIL. ana ~ is the first time
IN IL history that it has appealed to the public
ior AID and it is now irfpelled thereto by the.
Iact tnaf 1t has hanging over it a church deb.
10 providing the means of raising the reauisite
amount TO meet this liability the trustees have
hit upon plan that will bs agreeable and re-
muneratiye to all. See advertisement in another
column.
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Art Loan Exposition De- to-day from 10 to
The First aud sistA C& npanies, Orleans Ar
tillery, will compete No\bA for a handsome silk
q g at the French Bsny plsnt Association pic
mic at the Fair GroundE4
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I'm weary Of the foodf eat. Try shadInes

1tBoH UIIt EHRHVWHW7IsH SHlB pIBHBHnt
inyikorant for delicAte iemaIes.
Art Loan Exposit$4 open to-day from 10
to 4 o'clock ~
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+ Art Loan ExpositiarAou&n TO-DAY frono IL r.
"a o'clock,
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Art Loan EspdsN pen today from 10 to
4 o'clock. SAl
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nd excursions on the
eComb City and return
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The first of thyeekr
Jackson Railroad 10 ~
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o'clock
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
SHERIFE'S SALE.
The Bcllaire & S. W. R. R.
= VS.
Christian Neuhart

+
pY virtue Of certain order of sale
u issued from the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe. and
State Of Ohio in case pending in said court
between the above named parties, and to me
directed, I will offer for sale at public auction
at the east door Of the court house in
woodsHeld. on
Saturday, the 20th day Of December, 1879,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. and 4
O'Clock p NJ, Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit;
The southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section seventeen (l7), township
four (4) of range five, (5), containing forty
acres.
Also, all the southwest quarter of section
seventeen (17), township four (G of range
i've ~, except sixty 40 es more or less con.
veyed by David Barber, Executor of Levi
Barber, to Thomas Morris on the Sd day Of
November, A. D. 1853, by mstes and bouuds j
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap..
praised as follows:
First tract at 400.
Second tract at 1000.
and may sell for two thirds Of said appraise-
msnt. Terms of sale, Cash before confrma.
tion.
WIN. READ,
novis,79w5. Sheriff NJ G. o.
spRlees & DAIecs, Att,ys.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
r.s.day Dsse,nber ? 1879.
Wouldn't Bet on . Sure Thfng.
Detroit Free Pres. J

Detroit Free Prsss.)
At an early hour yesterday morning
Randolph street saloon-keeper was
called to wait tupon customer who had
lost an eye, suffered a broken nose and
was otherwise spoiled to take the part of
Apollo on iife's stage He was stran-
ger. but be was very easy to get acquain-
ted with. LsTk8 Ia
-sWhat kind Of folks have you got in
this .wnf" he suddenly inquired as he
s:ppe1 his bee-.
.wrl', purity good l. t, I guess" was
the reply.
"Rasher soft guess" continued the
stranger. Il might have made Sl0 just
now II it wasn't Tor my cor founded con-
scientions scruples Hang it.! ! wish
I could be little off, ike most other
men, but can't. II wasn't born in me-
to be tricky a. - -. Z
.Hows ths p said the saloonis,.
"whv, there'sa chap in saloon just
above here who thinks hes smart. He
wanted Is bet me that the windows in.
the back end OF the Board OF Trade
building contained siA panes Of glass to
q window. He bluff me all around
the COON and shook ten. right under
my nose, bot my conscience wouldn't
Let me bet on sure thing. III hadn't
been str city honest / could have taken
his money % slick as grease"
sHoW 2"
"Why, my pa tner puitied in alb that
glass. and there e'seight psnes to win
dow. knew It all the time and could
have bet on sure thing, you see. /
s5rnetimes wish I hatin I heen brought
upso striet, but perhaps II was the bes,
way" e., - ,v~-
Just chen i second stranger dropped
In. Seeing No. he hauled cut a $40
bill, shock it at him and sneeringl,
said: ,fHNU siIl
"Y'n must be taffy sort OF q chap!
When i say q thing IN willing to back
il, hut you sneak around the woods"
II ineverl bsson sure thing" calmly
rspI ed the other. III I took your bet
should simply rob you Of $40, and
my conscience would never let me
rest -
-sai'll tell you what I'll do" said the
saloon.keeper, carelessly; I'll make o
little bet WITH you. | think there arc
eight psnes to window I'm willing 10
bet go there are"
After considerable "clawing of" The
money was rut up and the two walked
down to the building to coun, the panes.
There we're only four to window, and
vet Il took the saloonist an hour and 9
h,lfto get the trick untangled so that he
could compretend it.
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Z Jonah diilt care for any more fish
breakfasts when he got through with the
whale.
One San Francisco jeweler sold $26,-
900 worth Of gems for uss at Senator
Shsfen's reception to General Grant.
An Iowa farmer fred at quail and
shot tramp, and the Boston Post thir ks
that what Iowa waits is more quail.
Licutensnt Governor Tabor, Of Col
oradc. has bought 6400 acres Of land
near Chicago. the price being $1,000
600. Isste
Olni,lloloeical: Colonel John Buz-
card ~ss married in South Caroline last
week Miss Eleanor Crow, by Rev.
DR.. Rehip.
i AsSenstor Chandler left no will his
widow and only child, the wife Of Hon
Engene Hale, Of Msine, will receive bis
esta.e of from $4,000, 900 to $5, ,000,.
COO, s1i 4s
President Lincoln once listened pa
tienily while friend read long manu-
script 10 him. and who .ben asked.
what DO vou Jhink OF ~ How will
1t take ?" The President rtft cted q lit.
tie while, and then answered: "W ell, for
people who like that kind OF thing. I
think that that b just about the kind of
thing theyd like" i. s
A minister once told Wendell Phil
lips That il his business in life was to
save the neerot he ought TO 60 to the
South, where they were, and do it "Tha.
is worth thinking Oh" replied PHILIPPE; !;
!. and what is your business In life r
ITO save men from going to bell" re-
piled the minister. .Thep go there ard
lrttpnd T., your bnsiness' said Mr.
PHILIPPE.
There died a few days ago in Kansss
Nicholas Wykert. who used to be .
clergymsn in Berks county, Pennsyl-
vanis. He made it rule to carry
$1,000 in cash around with him in al
old carpt satchel. keeping mp the habit
until his death. He had read the Bible
throughgfrom beginning to end just one
hundred fines, and knew much of it b.
beart...ss@ - -
The iiioms OF . strange language arr
always difficult, and it is as unsafe to
: suselhems Us it is for lady to attemp'
TO barress . couple OF fiery horses
Something is very sure to go wrong. A
Frenchman thought he bad learned the
slsng expression. II have q thtr 6sh to
q, rby hesrt.and coul master it al will
When invited to attend whist party he
responded mo, ! Thank you, | must
Try some hsh."
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TIMES OF HOLDING co URT
FOR THE YEAR 1880.

We, the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the Eighth judicial Dis
trict, in the State of Ohio, hereby order and
direct that the several terms of District Courts
and the Courts of Common Pleas, within and
for the several Counties in said District, shall
be begun and held ON dates hereinafter named,
for and during the year. A. d. 1880, to wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
Jefferson county, Tuesday, April 6.
Belmont county, Tuesday, April lS.
Harrison county, Thursday, September Q.
Tuscarawas county. Monday, September 8.
Guernsey county. Friday, September 10.
Monroe county, Thursday, September is.
Noble county, Monday, September 20.
Morgan county, Thursday, September %.
Muskingum county, Monday, September 81.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Morgan county-Tuesday, January 10;
Tuesday, April 90, and Thursday, October i4
Muskimgum county-Monday, February q;
Monday, May 10, and Monday, November 3.
Noble county-Tuesday, January 20; Tues
day. April 20, and Monday, October 18.
Guernsey oounty-Tuesday, February IL;
Tuesday. May 18. and Tuesday. November 16.
Monroe county-Tuesdsy, January IL; Tues
day, April 20, and Thursday, October IA.
Belmont county-Wednesday. February 4;
Tuesday, May IL, and Tuesday, November 9.
Harrison county-Tuesday, January 13;
Tuesday, April 20, and Thursday, October IA.
Tuscarawas county-Monday, February q;
Tuesday. May 4, aud Wednesday, November3 g.
jefferson county-Tuesday, March Q; Tues.
day June /, and Tuesday, November 30.
The terms of said Court shall commence at
nine o'clock a. NJ. on the several days named
It is herein specified that the said several
terms of Courts of Common Pleas In said
Counties shall be held by said judges, as fol.
lows
Muskingum. Morgan, Noble and Guernsey.
Belmont and Monroe. by William Okey; Har-
rison. Jefferson and Tuscaiawas, by James Pat
rick. Jr.
We order and direct that certified copy of
this order be forthwith, BY the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Muskingum county,
transmitted to the Secretary of State and to
the Clerks Of the several Courts of Common
Pleas in each of said several counties, to be
published therein according to law.
Done at GAINESVILLE, in the county of Mus
kingum, this 7th day of October, A. D. 1879.
W. II. FRAZIER. EI
JAMES PATRICK, JR. Court Of
W. n. BALL Common Pleas
A true copy by order of said Judges
Attest. FRIEDRICH GEIGER,
Clerk Court of Common Pleas
of Muskingum county, Ohio,
The State of Ohio. Monroe county, S.
l. Joel T. Judkins, Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
true copy of the times Of holding Court,
for the year 1880, received at my Office, from
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Muskingum County, Ohio.
Witness my name and the seal
sEAL| of said Court, at Woodsfield.
this g." day Of November A. u.
1879.
1T. JUDKINs, Clerk.
By ASHER 0xEY. Deputy.
novl1. .79H.
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Not Born In De woods.
detroit Free Press J

He wasn't member Of the Lime
Kiln C Nh, hat he had whole wheel.
barrow fall of philosophy and logic
Under hie ancient looking plug hat as he
entered the Postofice and said he would
like to rent b. 4 Tie chief clerk was
ready to accommodate him, when the
applicant said !: l -
de terms an cash, spose Z"
"Yes, sir I"
'.Is dar any trust -
mo sir; you must pay quarterly In
advance.p
.sJess so. sab. Make out o deed of
edis yere box an your quarter am ready"
"The price is twenty shilings per
quarter on three months" explained tie
clerk.
The colored gentleman fell back at
the rste OF mile minute. hut slowly
advanced, after recovering from his
shock OF surprise. and repeated:
"Twea,y shillings ebery free months
and no trust :"
sThe ssme."s
Tie man took from bis coat tail pock
ct broken two foot rule and measured
the diner sions Of the box Then shut
ting up the rule be swelled out and ex
claimed:
aDoes dis pose ffus take me fur fool,
sah2 Does dis ienoble guv'ment imag
me dat I'ze gone crazy,sa r 8
Il eness NOT
"Den ~hy, sah. does dis ignohle guv'-
msnt try to rob me, sahP Lock at de
ideah! ! kin rent hull hoss-barn- on
Indiana street iur 50 month, sab, an
sit dis jpnoblc gup'mtnt pxcs me to pay
twenty shillings quarter FUR posofrns
hox not half as blg as one end OF a
1maneer! Iwasn't bon in de woods,
sab--no. sah--an' on kin keep dat box.
sab, and dis ignoble guv'ment kin pass
my letters fIew de winder, sab ]"
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wEEKy.Y ENOUIRER.
DAILY ENQUIRER,

0he copy, one year ................$l 10
one copy, six months ............... IS
Copy free for Cubs OF Seven.
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PAINTING and GRAINING.

A. IA. SCALES, the old Painter Of
Frame Brothers Carriage Manufsctory Barnes.
vile, has opened shop in Beallsvills, ohio.
He is prepared to execute all kinds of Paint.
ing and Graining in the best style. Painting
Carriages and Bugsios speciality.
iec25, ,T7m6.
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

MISS F. "A. JONES M
TTAS Just received new supply Of Spring
i'll Patterns for Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren, and solicits the patronage of the ladies
of Woodsfeld and vicinity. She is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ct for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere;
Patterns of all styles for sale-aprl, ,'79m3
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Specimens free. AGENTS WANTED.
FARM & MCLEAN, Publish ers.
oct7 10. Cincinnati, OHIO.
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The merits of It's Editorial Agricultural,
Political, Correspondence. Literary, Tsle-
graphic News and Commercial Departments
combine to make it all that is required in an
A No. !, frst-class family journal.
The New York herald., 1879-07-28
DID HIS WIFE KILL HIM?

FATAL ENDING OF QUARREL BETWEEN AN
OLD MAN AND HIS wIFE-CoNFLIcTING THE
DRIES AS TO THE CAUSE OF DEATH
stapleton and the surrounding villages Staten
Island were startled yesterday by the rumors that
man named Thomas Tully. an Irishman. eighty years
of age had been murdered by his wife. On nvestiga
ton Captain Blake, of the Staten Island police
elected the following facts :-Tuly, who was la
borer, lived with his wife, Mary, who is about forty
nve years OF age at Concord, Clifton. For years
past he has been man OF very excit
able temperament. and had been frequently eau
toned by his physician not to allow himself
to become excited, his heart was affected and no
one could be answerable for the result. About half
past seven O'Clock yesterday morning Tully quar-
relied with his wife and angry words were freely
used both sides. Iuly nnally elected his wIic
iuto the street and returned to his apartments lilo
had scarcely sat down upon chair before he threw
up his arms and expired. Coroner Gaffney sent
for and jury WAS enpanelled DIR. Feeny was not-
ned to MAKE an autopsy. the result OF winch win not
be made known until this evening, when the in
quest will be held. Tuy and MS wife, who have
been married twenty years. 1t Is said have not Of
late lived happily together. Mrs. Tully worked
time to tune tile residences of families near
Concord and it IL limited that the cause of yester
days quarrel was jealousy on the old mans part
When found by Captain Blake thero was slight
scratch on the side vi deccaseds head There we're
! reports to- the cffeot that tho old man had been
beaten to death with stick Of wood
| by his wife: and. on investigation. the police
seem TO DO Ia doubt rs to tho rciu cause Oh ucatl
The wife says that her husband seized her by the
HAIR aud threw hor into the street, but not before
sho had scrapcd his face with hcr nails. He then
threw stick OF wood about three feet long Ut her.
/ and she picked it up and threw 1t into the house
| alter hun. When she again entered the house she
/ found him dying and SUMMONED the neigiibors.
1t is said that years past the deceascd has been
subject to fits of excitement, which were supposed
generally to have been the result OF his natural tenn
permanent.
Altogether the case seems 10 be In which both
] the Coroner and the police are unable to decide
whether not IT y murder or that the man died
! from over excitement, caused by the wranslo with
his wife. 1t In expected that ut the inquest this
evening ell the facts viii be brought out aud the
! real cause OF death asceriainod. .4