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The New York herald., 1879-08-22
DIR. JEROME VAN cRowrSsHrELp SMITH.

DIR. Jerome Van Crowinshield' Smith, author and an
eminent ply sician. died last evening in Richmond.
Mass. aged eighty-three. He was born at Conway.
N H.. graduated at Brown University, studied med-
cine, became professor of anatomy and physiology
ct the New York Medical College, and then settled
Boston. He edited the Weekly Nc,cs Letter in ls25
and 1876. and the Medical fntetyencer for than
26-49 and Mayor. 1884. He published travels in
Egypt, Palestine and Turkey, and many scientific
and miscellaneous works. Tho deceased gentleman
lately resided with his son Edward. In New York.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
prIEprEnnK, THE BELGIAN HISTORIAN.

A cable despatch informs us Of the death of
Joseph Octave Deicpierre. the Belgian historian and
antiquary and writer macaronic literature. Ho
III his seventy sixth year and born ut Bruges.
Early in life he was in the diplomatic service of
Belgium. His works are exceedingly numer-
Gus. among which may be mentioned His
tore du Regne de Charles -le Ben" lin col
laboration with Perneel, "Annals of Bruges."
LA Belgque Ilusree par les Sciences. les Arts. ct
les Lettres, 'Gaorie dArtistes Brugcois." "Maca-
roneana, Melanges de Iitterature dcs Differences
Peuples do Europe" "a Sketch OF the History OF
Flemish Literature and its Celebrates Authors. from
the Twelfth Century down to the Present Time"
'Macaroneana Andra, ovcrum Nouveaux Melanges
de Litteraturo Macaronilue." Sc.. &c. lie also re-
printed various texts and macaronic compost
sitions. The King of Denmark conferred the knight
hood OF Dannbrog, on M. Delepierre in 1873.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI. Ohio. August 81, 1879.
To THE EDITOR HERALD -
You are authoratatively informed that none Of tho
Archbishop's fund in Bussing's Bank will be lost
1t does not amount to ssOOO stated The assignee
does not lose anything. The larger part Of money
given to the Archbishop in New York was left with
Father Quinn, V. G..
]. +. CALLAGHAN d. D..
Secretary of Archbishop Purcell.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
MURDER BY A TRAMP.
TOPEKA. KAN, AT

TOPEKA. KAN, August 81, 1879
J. W. Cotton. station agent and grocer. at Will
iamsburg Station. on the Kansas Pacific road. near
this city. was murdered to-day by tramp. Tho
tramp called for cheese and crackers and while Cot
ton reaching iuto barrel to get the crackers,
the tramp struck him on the back of the neck with
nearly severing the head from the shoulders
A man has been Arrested on suspeion.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
SUIT FOR A LARGE SUM.

SAN FRANcIsco CAL. August II, 1879.
In tho Twsnty- third District Court to-dayaJohn
H. Burke brought suit against j. G. Flood and
James v. Coleman. executors of the estate of W. s..
O'Drien deceased to recover S26O15 900. This Is a
duplicate of the suit against Flood Fair. Mackey aud
others. pending aud is brought to prevent q
distribution of the O'Brien estate.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

NORFOLK. Va, August 81, 1879.
Tho negro. Milos Whitehurst who. with Bar
bara Gordon. wife Of the murdered man. was In
dcted for the murder OF Max Gordon (colored) near
Bowers Hill. Norfolk county, on the 10th of July,
tried in tho County Court to-day and con viced
OF murder in the second degree. He was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for fourteen years. Barbara the
xuifo will ha tri. to-n
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
CONDITION OF BUsSINGS BANK.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. August 81 1879.
The assignee Of the suspended banking firm of G.
H. Bussing & Co. to-day made a statement of the
firms condition nearly as it could be at present
ascertaned. He gives total liabilities Of S1140s6 %;
assets, sos 500 II. Among the assets is Chi
cago property, upon which estimate of value has
vet been placed.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
A LUCKY ATHLETE.
lBY TELEGRA

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August II, 1879.
Professor William Miller the athlete. has received
Intelligence that he is heir to s15. .0o0 left him by
uncle. Mr.. Hatten. of England. In the same legacy
his mother, who lives in Australia. is bequeathed
$4,000. and each OF his three brothers the same
amount as himself
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
GILBERT ]. HUNTER.

Gilbert ]. Hunter. well known republican politl
clan of the Ninth ward. died yesterday at his resi-
dencc. For several years he took quite active
part in local politics. Quite recently. when the ex-
citement at its height concerning the probable
successor to Mr.. Wheeler In the Police Board when
IL generally believed that the Mayor would APP
point republican TO succeed him. Mr.. Hunter was
strongly urged for the position by influential repub
I,.at
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
SEARCHING IN nRooKLYN.

Search made in the italian quarter in the
Second Ward OF Brooklyn. last evening by Detec-
tive Howard. OF Boston. for Saro Chevarro. alias
Larry ONeal, who is implicated l.. the murder of
Mr. Frye in Boston by the Italian. Nicolo. and the
Greek, Ardito, tho murderors.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
Run DOWN BY A TUG.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE uEnALp.l

BALTIMORE Nd. August II. 1879.
Jacob Wiegand. aged ffty-two. ferryman. while
crossing with party of four in small boat in the
lower harbor run down by tug. Three of the
chung to the boat. which hoated bottom up
ward, and were rescued. Wiegand was drowned.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
TILE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
CRUISERS FOR RUSSIA.
OF CRUISERS ORDERED BY RUSSIA FROM AN
ANERICAN FIRM

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS ABOUT THE NUMBER
OF CRUISERS ORDERED BY RUSSIA FROM AN
AMERICAN FIRM.
a 4so lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 21, 1879.
Berlin despatch to the Daily Nccs says that
some persons put the number of cruisers, for
the construction Of which in America Russia is
negotiating, as high as twenty two; but five or
less seems the more probable number The
Berlin despatch to the London Globe, published
yesterday, stated:-"The Russian government
is ON the point of signing a contract with the
agents of certain American firms for the con-
structiOn Of number of cruisers at an aggre-
gate cost of %, 900, 900 rubles."]
PHILADELPHIA EXPECTS THAT THE CON-
TRACT WILL BRING TWENTY MILLION DOL
LARS TO THE CITY.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 81, 1879.
Concerning the reported negotiations at St. Peters
burg tor the construction Of several additional
vessels in this country for the Russian
government but little that is authorize
tive be learned in this city owing
to reticence on the part Of those who in cor
respondenee with Mr.. Wharton Barker. Mr. Abra-
ham Barker states that he is in receipt Of letter
from his stating that the latter about start
ing from home for st. Petersburg, whittier he had
gone to advance American interests at that
place. The impression here the part Of
those best capable of forming judgment in the
matter is that Mr. Barker has succeeded in obtaining
a vast ship building contract that will bring nearly
900 to this city, divide that sum between
Philadelphia and Chester.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
EUROPE.

rJ,RIESTE AGENCY WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND
/ experienced of business to represent New York
the sale of American produce OF all sorts
highest references London and trieste Address u 10,
g. H. May Co.'s General Advertising Office, rs Grace
church Il London. EngAnd.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
NEW PURLICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A rPLhroysS, S,3E eENEGAL & .Ls GufpE Pm c,x,n,
& new oSsS s Map I the ana a..
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rhE RIstsEh NEW WE ENGLNSD AND MIDDLE STATES vol.
THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES. vol. 2s4
Iandbook pos all the best eharactor-
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A. Mans Mission on EARTH
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the the ksrSPs % "Sa sS sussps ssR WfE
can be had tree ut tue depot ~ broadway New York
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
Pnhlic neht Stntement.

WASHINGTON, March six per cent.
bonds, SG4O lOj. .2jO. five per cent.
bonds. SOS. .966.OjO; hour AMI uur-hJlt
Der cent. bonds. S9jOuOO.UUO: four per
cent. bonds, 500, 10000. Total coin
bonds. =. .IOi.27l ,9OO.
Maturcd debt, SG,5iS5,02o; legal ten
dgrs, SSl6.74@.9il certificates oi deposit,
S6IuOOOO; fractional currency, S!5,-
g>6. .4l5; coin and silver certificates, Sl",-
u>T $50: total without interest. Sl-1,9lr-
OS}. Total debt, S2,+iS,5Gl ,S63. Total
interest. 81, ,95S. .l76.
Cash i'm Treasury, SiG1, ~ ,+9S,
currency held Tor the redemption
redemption of fractional currency.
SS.5I9.74l; special deposits held for re
drmptiun al certificates ot deposit,
SO, 10000, total IA the Ireasary, 4t',-
~. igS..
Debt less cash i'm the Treasury = O26,-
2O7,j4I: increase during February
S.ill.4ll. bonds issued tu the Pacific
Railroad Company, interest payable IN
lawful money principal outstanding,
SUl.62G.jl2; interest accrued sni not
Vet paid. 500, ~. interest paid 10y the
United States. Sil1.777J.1i5; interest rC-
paid hv transportation ot mails, &c,
SlO65S. .O7I. balance Of interest paid 10y
the United States, Sil.ll5.6oS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
TIE TRUNK MYSTERY.
A Clue Discovered.

BoSToN, March 1.-The detectives
claim to have discovered. by label on
the trunk in which was found the body
oi the murdered woman at Lynn. Mass,
that the trunk was carried to Everett
about the first ui February by Emerton's
express. Emertou positively identifies
the trunk ~ the one he took from the
house in Essex street, this city, between
Harrison Avenue and Washington
street. This was done by order Ol -
man named Osborne, who il employed
in restaurant here, and the express
man, after OBTAINING the trunk day or
two. because ne couldn't get his freight
on some other baggage, finally delivered
10 to Amer Buzzell, at Everett. During
It's detention both BuZzell and Osborn
exhibited such marked concern and
anxiety as tO attract the eXprcssman' :
attention. The eXpreSsman fully idcn-
tiics the trunk.
The expreSsman upon close examlna-
ton, this afternoon, concluded the
trunk containing the body of the woman,
only resembled tho one he hal carried
from Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
MARTINS FERRY.

Last Thursday was pay day AT the
laughhu Mil
The mill shipped a thousand or moro
kg-, ~ nail, la>j W,ek 10 California. ami
Wc understand have orders enough from
tha; state 90 keep the mill running for
tb~vC weeks.
Tho temperance mCCtn-S last week.
I'm Commercial Hall. were wei. attended
and quite number signed the P.v,lrC.
\ petition 90 TIE Legislature asking
Tor a iuyJl option laN Is beiuS circulated
IN town.
The baptist aui A. VI. +. churches
have both bcc1 holding pro;rsc:e Inject
Jus~ irr the last wevk.
JaurS Core, Oi Pennington, e., al
irys>o,i the Temperance meeting yCS;cr-
GJy afternoon IN Commercial Hal
Tie friends ot temperance have cou-
r'u3ot q Alil q festival THURSDAY AMI
Friday nights ~ aeNt week. in Cuw"yr-
yial Hall Tie several committees have
hctu aVpuiatCi tn make the proper ar
rlngemeDtS The arrangement u u
have dinner Syrve,l in the hall each lay.
One OF our prominent younc men i
expected to take unto himself 4 better
halt SpDu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
FOREIGN.
Death oftho Ameer of Afxhanistan.


LONDON, March 1.-The Niceroy Of
India telegraphs that he has received the
following letter from NakOOb Khan, son
of Shere Ali. the Ameer oi Afghanistan,
dated February 10Th: News has been rC-
ceived here OF the death oil my father on
the 2lst of February. As my father was
an old friend of the British government,
| send the information out Of friend
ship.
PapaI Affairs.
RoxE, March l.-Cardinal FilippO
Guidi. Bishop Of Palesta, is dead, aged
81 wears. The Pope yesterday held 4
coEsistory and raisei Cardinal Nina,
POntihcal Secretary of State, TO carlidal
priest, and nominated Cardinal EdvardO
CarrUmeO CamerlingO Of the Sacred
College, in place Of Cardinal Fcrrieri,
whose term expired. His Holiness also
recognized thirty-iour Arehbishops and
Bishops. No cardinals were created.
RoNE, March lit is said that the
Pope sent DIR. Newman an announce
ment that he will be created a cardinal
at the consiStory Of March 81.
Wants to be Friendly.
LONDON, March "A telegram from
Calcutta saws the NicerOy Oi India has
received a letter from YakOob Khan.
dated February %, making Overtures Tor
a renewal OF friendly relations.
Marine Disaster.
LONDON, March 3.-Thc spanish
steamer Guilleumo, from Baltimore for
Liverpool, and the British steamer
IStrian, from Liverpool for Boston,
came into collision yesterday SUNDAY
four miles southeast of SkErries. The
GuillermO afterwards took fire and
sunk. The majority Of the crew were
saved by an Irish steamer. The captain
and several of the crew were injured,
and a number are missing, but are sup
posed 10 be on board steamer bound
fpr Dublin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March /.
SENATE.

The Senate resumed consideration Of
the sundry civil appropriation bill. The
vote was reconsidered by which was
struck from the bill the appropriation OF
$4,000 for the purchase OF Mrs. TassePs
painting OF the Electoral Commission.
The bill was little later reported to the
Senate, when few unimportant amend
ments were added and at midnight the
bill passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Spencer, the Senate
took up the river and harbor bill, but
without proceeding with the considera-
ton, took recess until 2P.
The Senate reassembled at ? O'Clock
Sunday afternoon, and resumed consid-
Grafton OF the river and harbor apprC-
priation bill.
An amendment of the committee ap-
propriating $4,000 for All ice harbor at
the mouth OF the Muskingum river
Ohio, was agreed to. The committee re-
ported an amendment increasing the ap-
preparation for the Ohio river from
500 900 TO S250,OO0 and struck out oi
the House bill clause prohibiting any
portion OF the money from being ex-
pended on the Davis Island dam. Also
the clause authorizing the expenditure
of $4,000 10 remove distractions be-
tween Pittsburgh and the mouth OF the
Beaver river. Agreed 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
Me.,h.r Indications.

WASHINGTON. March al A. N.-For
the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather, north
10 east winds. possibly shifting "a the
south during the afternoon, Slightr rise 1t
temperature and rising followed by fall
ing barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
areas oi light rain, followed by clearing,
slightly warmer weather, slight Ms
followed hy slowly falling barometer,
north 90 wes, winds shifting 10 the east
and stu.h iurin. the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
virginia STATE Debt.

EI-INo~U. Va, March lin The
Hou-. the state debt paying party gave
up the tishI and voted Tor an adjourn
mrnt The liii j. thus killed for the
ure~su; session. and the chAno-s of is
finally h-vpming law depends entirely
On the Governor calm. an extra session.
Il : generally believed he Vill DO -,
hu, that he viii probably postpone It for
o. ~ - r----.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
SATURDAY SESSION
or THE aAGI OF WEST VIRGINIA.
I.,.-,5gs Ease Of the Senate while Pas
srg House Bills - The Convict
BH in the House - Not
through with the
Normal Bill
rpr HOUSE CALLED TWICE IN ONE
DAY.
WHEELING, March l.
SENATE.

WHEELING, March l.
SENATE.
E.vJ. J. Jenkins, OF the Reformed
r.. ora Church, made the open ny
s.r.
r. reading oj the Journal and re-
-. o.. committees over, :. b. No. 3
,a. ra,,eI with some amendments
.q.. by the House.
>..ns,e B.u NJ. l73; Senate Bill No.
r-- .iar the NOR, cdrctuII protection
.sL..,rs i'm timber" Senate Bill No.
- "thaugiu, q part OF the line hc-
,.,..r Fayrrta ami kauawha countless :
r..-.. E.-' NJ. -. 'tY CstIbiI~uaCUuuty
..-,, r.r tine county Ot Preston. were
.- ...,,..l with their respective titles,
.- v4~..u, senators instructed 10
r... tar House oi Delegates Of their
r4--I-v.
number ri messages were received
,.....n. House concerning their action
uu ...-.
,.,~1I l.iI, were real a second time,
.v after amendments were uftlt 10
-,...i ,urir provisions, ordered 0" their
30. .-..-mru, tur final action. In the ease
..Il.r,. E.I Nu. l2l, "A bill tu lrgalizo
,., .vtIfiratpn uf certain officials
,r......i a. The last general elections the
r,... were suspended and the hiil pass
Il arH 20 resolution that % take elect
Immediately
i-yr~-.
rUr AFTERNOON ~E~>IvN
Vl. .r.g.,.t rn,.r,'y to routine prrlim-
...r. r...Iu-- uj h.l,s and the like. The
,r.v important or noteworthy doing
.f rEr session Wa, the offering
.f substitute t.r tine House
E .aug.r. tho manner ul
....uu. tg, stat" University,
I, V.~uurrvr. when 10 was upon IT.
s...nl reading Tie substitute offered
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-..".'.
N.-u'rI.k. airrr Industrious day,
,.. senate. uu notion pi Mr.. Baxter,
a'.mrL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
Toledo

ToLEDo. Marrh l.-Whest-StsAiy;
W. 3 white Wabash 81 cot; No. white
Michigan 81 OH! No. ? amber Michigan
spot 81 03: seller March 81 OFT; seller
Aprl 81 05; seller May 81 COT; No =
red winter spot 81 O3; seller March 81 05t !;
seller April 81 O5, seller May 81 o't.
Corn-Steady: No spot Sc; seller
April S6ic; seller May Csc; No. 2 white
35tc. O1ts-Dul and nominal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03

Il va drzggsz! down NIth debt. pnY-
erty and suffering fDr year. o4u-1 by
8 sick family and large bills iof ,le'eiT-
ing. which iid them no good. was
completely di-5pursg-l, until 0ne year
an, by the afyioe Il ny pastor, ] pro
curei bop Gtiens anil cDsnnIebUssl their
Use, and In one mOnth Ne Were all well
and none Of u bzy. seen a sick day
since, and Szn; 70 say 70 all poor men,
you can your keep families sell . year
with Hop Hiiers iOr is-ss than one doc
tors visit Hiil onsi--I knOS H.
A WokKIxoHAx."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
Ar,tr, Of Archbi,Ao, Puresll.

CIxCISSATI, March The Affairs oi
Archbishop Purcel, we're further com
plicatei to-day by n suit being entered
against him by his crclliiors II j,
thought be all make an assignment
next TUESDAY. when a meeting OF al the
priests in the dioc,-sa Eili - he'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03
PARKERSBURG.
Forgcr Captured.

CIS,INSArI. March III. Curry,
changed with forging aS4HOOnot on the
Eatrsyillc Bank, Oi Batrsvillr, o., and ob-
tanning the money, was captured with
=. 500 uf the original sum uu hIS person.
at Parkcrshurg. W. VA, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-03

SAVE time and money by early resort
ing 10 Dr. {. McIAne's ; Celebrated Worm
Specidc or Nermiiuge, - il never fails
In the most ObtuSe cases. Only he sure
70 read Fleming Bros, - Wood street,
Pittsburgh" on the Label, or YOU will
6s cheated.