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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
HOs3S C0uIAG FROu LUR0PE.

The capacity of Castle Garden for tho accommo-
dation Of arriving immigrants was fully taxed
Yesterday and if the arrivals continue to
increasc it 10 feared that the btil,ing may
not prove largo enough. Ms. E>linger who
has been there since 1879, said ~Nester-
day that she had never seen such crowds Of i'm
migrants in March before. The total arrivals yes
terday were $50 OF these the City of Berlin had
11s1. the largest number brought on any one
steamship since tho Board of Emigration
panized with the exception OF one instance IN 1873
when the Egypt landed about ! 400 The SPAIN
from Liverpool, had on board IN, and the Mas
from Rotterdap 254. The immigrants generally
were robust aud Of q better class than usual. On
the two Liverpool steamships was large number
of Irish families provided with inland passage tick
cts furniture bedding, etc, and going vest 10 set
tie Many % Ire passengers on tine Mans were from
Holland and their costume was picturesque, par
tIcularly tho leaddress of the women. They wore
either fine need worked lace cap with Il collar
falling gracefully over the shoulders, or hand
soncly embroidered cloth cap, aud an ornament on
either side OF the face, of spiral conc made Of
hrass OF silver wire. There were also many fami-
lies of Scandanavians with children OF various ages
and a large number from Baden Baden and other
parts OF Germany.
There have arrived at Castle Garden lately more
than a thousand SlOvaks all of whom are utterly
destitute. For all excepting l2O employment has
been secured through the Commissioners. Those
now at Castle Garden are being led aud other MISC
cared for out Of the Emigration Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YOKK......NARCG 20.
ARl,fVEn.

PORT OF NEWYoRK. MARCH, 30
ARRIVED.
str spain tBr Grace Liverpool March Il Queenstown and
SIR 70 Bristol r cymon. Briqto 70 days 70 Morgau
str Cty Of Londen tbrl. Mso1 London II days 10 " IL
str Nedersnd CBelg, stokes Antwerp &c days to Peter
sif Mas Dutch Boujer. Rotterdam March 49, Tonch
Str slytivne r) Racoa Trieste %. Mcs.ina March
Str castor tDntci Movers Cst,na FEB ~. Me.sna a.
tii '''.' & co. o. -''''''' ~ '''" '','
2 prruamnco II. Para ?. and - Thomas a. TO Chf's II
ST. ctS Of Macon Kempton savannah to Geo Yonge.
VIM La vrtnce. Marsh Bttimnrr, % Hel II Gio'cr.
ship Derry CEN forn9qn BTrn X ao N.Y. Win emp"
Gustav GER Rber loIo ~ DAYS with md'e to II
BaTs Jolann1 cNou. Mcndera Maceo A. a,y' with sugar
BARK Haroiomro -nn,pe Ira) IioDa Plymouth % days
B@re Rcc@ycry cook Antac 80 days with mdse to order
Scer NJ r Anderson. IT John y p. to scanned Bro.
WIND -sunset-A Al sandy Hook, fresh, NE cloudy At
CITY Island, the same ,.,.n
str Cyru. b. lioward I9.i19 ben 9 Hgyg'f lsS
a. % T In'po, -, 3rG y, ,r, ,;o n t,iovcr w
Garrett Foster Baltimore. Krems kemoIa, bfasg'
8ark- Maria Clt-.l narkinan Queenstown or Falmouth
fgr orders. Bockmann, orleln g. 'o hanOow I9"e CO.
AZ ~ Ear,ct Er tIh Piorreso 'fcx + Richard. Mot
n5r; Mlt'lnTI Co." Bay y, b''- Troii q So caro-
~,hrs CHra lcRyitt Lombard tdIdrnas, bret 20" ~
Caule Richardson. Rclnid-on. lagnna " ison * o.
FOREIGN POHrS.
LovDoy March 2e-AIr E,l.ol STR Arraeon from Sow
YOrL: ar Il Rotterdam ss Gardena ard Hrlmsedt both
from Dreane Bremen, SIR NO from ~aVahnah
L1Fgroof, March - Ar strs buEaiian rom BOSTON,
Prince Edward from Ncy orleans
ortF,,lOW.. March g cry OF Chester from
Nev-Nors for LverpoOG Moryian. from Baltimore ior
Liverpool.
HAVANA March os.-Ar- ctr city of Ncwioik. rom Vera
cruz. wlu sal for YORK the 3lst inst 10
LoND1N March 29.-Saled 18Th INST Wala 2uth lnst
Robertson tao NcwNorf ~ablai - iusb Glhcld
ariInna ~ the Latter Tor phiIicipa 25th INST prosper
dld FOR savannah, 27n INST End mon Tor Nrwfoih "tn
~lep, Boston: ~tgck and HuCsOn
tnuta. OLGA r. Pl,ladcS the lait.r Tor portland.
Ar d INST Fdo Rosario. 2ith inst Hnrs, tho lai'cr on
Startlo.ut IfaZenuIsi, Scy 24th mt, ELIMINATES,
GeunIvoni 24th lnst NnA Madc. paase fattOnt lnOno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

A large mad dog created much excitement IN Tot
tcnvillc, : J., yesterday. II attacked nearly every
thing il encountered. and severely bit two pigs
belonging to David Van Pct. 1t also entered the
premises of David Johnson and catching mp little
sptZ dog carried him into the road. The little dog
was auo. torn TO pieces before u could bc rescued
number of persons tried 10 dispatch the rahli anl-
NAL With clubs. but To 10 purpose Finally Nil
johnson appeared bpon the scene and shot the am
nal four ines ID the head. II then ran bowling
to "A brook into which it plunged. and In short
time died. The dog. which wn- n fine animal. had
been kept by :. Smith, Il resident OF 1ottenyille.
and wns owned 10y London theatrical company.
IL had been trained To perform tricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
LINE OF FREE STAGES.

Frederick NettcT, a North Newly orker. started n
line of stages carry passengers over the annexed
district free OF charge. His philanthropy was not
appreciated, however. for Saturday complaint
was made TO Sergeant Armstrong of the Twelfth
Precinct that unlicensed line OF stages was run
ming from Harlem Bridge to fordham The ser
rcant Immediately investigated the charge, and on
crossing the bridge found of the stages referred
TO. II contained a money box. to which was al
tached card with tie WOIds This l. free lhr.
All who wish TO contribute 20 aid it, progress Will
please pat money in this box" The sergeant
rested the driver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
REPORTS oF wREcKs AND STORMS.

The steamship City of RIO Jauciro, Of the Ameri-
can Brazil Line. arrived yesterday from Brazil and
the West Indies, having on board Captain Samuel
Stone and wife, and part Of the crew Of the Ameri-
can brig Tubal Cain, which was wrecked on Packet
Rock at the mouth OF 81. Thomas Harbor. The
1ubai Cain was bound from Marscillcs to StIhomas
for orders.
The schooner VI. p. of st. John. y. b., arrived
f.9 s.! John yesfTSeY Ard re9oTiS tHat u M W
encountered from north-norhwcst. lasting three
DAYS. The seas broke oyer the vessel with great
violence sweeping oil the cargo from the dec@,
away the anchor and chain, and doing other
damage.
The eteamship Mas from Rotterdam. net violent
snow squalls and high seas and on March - passed
several large iccbcTgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
HOME Ne US.
PQONr~TTi ARRIVALS.

rim Arcpnc Hoid.-PresideDt Hqves and wife ::
Secretary Ramsey: George W. Clds, ~ Phadd phi Con
gressGa jay A Iluhbcl. ~ NiclIgan General \. j.
Mver Thief signal laccr. L. : A - patt carpenter OIL
Ho BrUnsickCount Beust secretary OF re Gtrm1h
Legation AT Washington 'f'nr foL = countess q"
Iesseps HoVe-The Hon T. F. =. Foster, oi Con
hectic B,c,OOf HoNs-Wlllam Henry Ttc-cot 81
SOnh Carolina 'rfcrdW r(ieurral Afr'i IL
Terry. L. = Nsfop0ffdn Uoffi- Professor W l.
Knapp Of Yale College and r. r. BIidecs PIc,drnt oil Tue
Wilmington Weldon t.lrpad Coninanv BUrkip0aid
IOfcl- GOyeTnor Inland Hall of Vernon Aen l0rS
HoAlcn G. Beach, Of NatcftOwn, " " aad e1 MAJ OF T.
W HUTCHINSON. OF ltel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

% ot his store. No. % Water.st proved that The
shooting was an accidcnt. 10 was shown mat MI
Smith was happy III his family relations ard pros
porous ~ Business apd when lasl stch' J1S pcloIo
hi H,lcath was IN the best of spirits. lie had car
RED the nj .n to the the day before his death
10 prevent accident in moving,his furniture. IL lay
on an upper she'll in the Office aud IN reaching for
something Mr.. Smith probably puShedit down. ana
II WAS discharged IN The IAIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
scHArrER,s FINAL VICTORY OVER HEIsER.

The last of the series Of seven games of billiards
played at O'ConnoTs rooms in Union Square, for
the benefit Of the Ish sufferers occurred lat
ing The contestants were Schacicr and Hcscr, each
Of whom had won two games in the regular tOur-
nament last week A large number Of persons wit
messed this game, which WAS Won 10y Schaclcr by
score of 900 10 ilclscls 81 ia iwcntyone innings.
Schacfcrs best az points, and Iiciscrs 81.
The 500 gold medal offered to the winner of the
was realized from the tournament for the Irish Re-
ief Ennd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

b47 H22 Clo"S faSi An US
Moon li5 Moon s11thq By NONE age days ~
WATGi TODAY. "
Sandy Hook. 1925 Gov. Istui .llO7 Hell Cato O3S
WAFER TO-DAf-P. "
Sandy Hook HOS Gov. Island ll.3S Hel Oltc.. VJO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
CLOSE OF A METHODIST CONFERENCE.

At the session of the Newark Annual Conference
Of the Methodist III -copal Church at Paterson yes
tcrday. the Rev. Ralph :. Arndt, the Presiding IL
der Of the Elizabeth District, and the Rev james
" FtZgerald. the Presiding Elder OF the Newton
District read their annual reports. Both districts
were represented - beng In flourish nVcoudliion
II was decided 10 hold the next session Of the Con
ference IN II. Pants Church IN lmrd-st.. jersey
CIV The Rev John = Porter, u. D.. the oldest
member of the Conference. delivered his scmi-ccu-
tcuuial Jubilee sermon.
In the afternoon memorial services were held in
memory OF Mrs +. 4. Campbell, the wIteof tie Rev.
l. T. Campbell the Rev. DIS. J.. Lct,rangc Me
KoWn Jonathan T. Crane and Robert J.. Dashcll,
and the Revs. Thomas Walters and James Ayfcs.
In cresting accounts were read of then lives and
lahors and the scry closed with an address by
Bishop Wiley The anniversary exercises ol the
Womcn's Foreign Missionary Society followed. the
addresses beng made by Mrs. kcrnard Chandler, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. Harriet i. skidmOrc, OF ,hIs
cit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

MNNNFRs-Mastcr George "a very naughty
bov H. nc ~ French nurscl Caroline, comprenny yous
l'Onglay :" Caroline; Non. Monsieur Geor9,s'
Master George: Qnrl dommagel Pas IN mott" Car
ol,n. pa. in mot Monsieur Georges" Master George
Alors npporiy moi mes bottles 81 vOus play, you Oh
lenaf ~ IunnIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
MOI A Suicide.

The inquest, yesterday, in the case of William
Smith. the produce. merchant who was found dying
from pistol-shot wound IN the Leart OF March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

Mr.. Donnelly proposed amendment that MI Gerry
appointed chairman Of the committee, and the amend
ment was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

Cursr, LUNG AND THROAT DISEASES
Vmarafion aud scroula be- p'-'y cured by using
prulttr- P,lATNWE COD LIVER ON. on combination Win
pu,rJ- UlRIINE AL drugg-ts. Depot, flatst y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
IN MEMORY OF CERvANrEs.

An entertainment gwen III Booths Ihea're
last night for the benefit of the fund for raising
monument TO Ccrvantcs in Central Park. over TWO
wears ago committee was formed for the purpose
of erecting this memorial to the man who iaughed
away the chivary of Spain" and this is the third
entertainment given for this object OHe OF inc
committee said last night IN reply TO questions on
the Inject. that they had not vet began to collect
subscriptions and tina. these ENTERTAINMENTS were
more for the purpose of celebrating the uaS M pi
Crrvautes' death than for any other onlcc'' Inc
theatre Was tasiefuliy decorated with nagS. Inc
audience which was not large, was pr1nclpahy CON-
posed of Spanish residents OF the cliN' anu hnons
them wer, noticeable the bright UNI" OF ON
modore Marian and the officers OF the war ssnIp
Sanctez Barca1ztequi now lying IN this port Man
Marctzek acted n conductor 81 the orchestra ana
during the evening had frequent oppor'uhit'cs VI
giving musical selections, for the waits were
many and long. 1;..o
The performance began with n one act com'mnleC3
in Spanish called " Tn EspaGOl en- Boston. ana
written by f. Godinez, which appeared to nave
heen written to introduce the Spanish Studcnl7'
The music of the modern trGnbadors received an
enthusiastic encore and after a long wait the cur,
rain rose on a rcprcscntion of the cTOWnlng OF
Cervantes bv the MUSES.. poem written by MIS-
Elizabeth r. Porter Beach. was read nv MiS. t""Is.
Nandcnhoff a SOup-turrcn without Il cover
adapted from the French by Joseph sydney: ana
Spanish farce entitled La Casa de campo were
next gwen after which u mono oguc on the ii'reh
uuzzle was recitcd hV Mr.. sydney. Ihe Spanish
Students cone uded the entertainment win poi
p0uru of Spanish national AIRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

STORAGr-MOrgan Brothers Storage Ware
hou-c- - and e3 West am near roaiwly Sepaaie
for furniture 60 W gIi charges paid o1 goods
consigned house from art 81 America or Eu"p"
packing boxing moving and shipping Inspection collected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30

II Won have prescription 10 De prepared or medicine Y
uv go KKER sos the oldest ed dr0girts OF 80,
bel 21d 70 get CIV
-fyhng the best and puros M most reasonable prco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
DU, s,DWlY'S REGULATING PILLS,

Perfect asteess, tty cOstrt or "a, cire)t ~ ~
gfouarh y hpN.a llegs Ot Ter lss'11s
dara,e. b,h,rhe ION r-yrr,1s geition Tvs
fcpsia. hNuuSnoss blols ever nIlnntlh tls D te'
rirS and al ralgralrut ~ tls l;rrlt Ntlo't We
rauci Ia effect i~-tY, cara fiic" - cents P'i oVh
Sold by all DrugList-
DR.. RADWAl 4 co, sS WhERf.N->i' " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
Sterling Silverware,

IN Rcpo3sse, HaDmeyed, APpliT'e and
other recent styles, embracing many ar
t;cies Of uew designs t0r Jj'eidiRg and
AmircySmy occasjoas, rs 'ceH as o.
namental Table Scrice-aH at mol
crate prices. Visitors, mjh or mith-
ont mtcntion<to purchase, ARRAYS rel
come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
z. r. 2.
RadWay's Ready Relief.
THE CHEAPESrAND REST NEDtCINE FOR FAMILY
USE ~ THE WORLD
IN = - IL 1 Il L IL Il

WILL CURE MORE C0Nri NNlS ASD PREVENT
TIE System AGAINST ~CpDrE ATTACKS OF EPi-
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS Di~E ass THAN oNE
UUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINES OK MEDiCAI ATTENDANCE. -.
THE MOMENT RAuWAlr m Ny EtLitF - AZ
Piled EXTERN ALlN-OR rAkEN lNltkN NllN AC.
COKDlNG 10 DIRECIInNS-PhlA. IKOM WhAIENEH
IIsl, CEASES 40 EXIST
I'm Ii GA - hero pln 81 discomfort "a experienced. ~ =
seized with inducnIa Dphtheria sore Ihoit MnnH' bi
Congs lIOsrsencss ioIs Cole ih uGT2'on ~ the Bowels
stomach Lungs tvor kidneys, san np 9dns feNs'
with Ncurgi, Headache, The DlorclN io'u'
ache, tare Nervousness SecpisSSuess, on Win LnmDig"'
Pam In ~, Back. Rheumatism Or Win DIrh ~e thoei"
Mnrhu. or Dv.entarg or slib Pugus -guis or buses
with Strains Cramps. SVasms. ,hc Application OF NM
WAYS READY RELi IN WI. cutcyJl oi mo W0.stO 'he's
COM . lpafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
A RECEIyER,S sALE OF TOWNSHIP BONDS.

A RECEIVERS SALE OF TOWNSHIP BONDS.
Willis : Paine receiver Of the Bond street Say
ings Bank, who recently sold $4,000 OF bonds OF
The township of Woodside, y. j., belonging To TIE
bank, Is absent from the CITY. AT his once II was
said by Mr. Adams. who has charge Of MIR. PaInes
husiness during his absence. that the sale OF me
bonds was negotiated by NJ. Ialcou. OF h1hdniph
d Ialcott Jersey CITY. who had been retained by
the rec iveT's counsel, Barton Oney, in the SUIT
brought by the receiver for The payment OF the
bond The suit had been begun about siN months
ago Mr. 1alcott. 1t SAID. had made NJ different
times offers for the bonds, ana they were hnally sofa
10 hin at 100 The chcci ia payment WIS gwen 10
Receiver Paine at the United States Trust Com
many and there deposited to s credit - receiver OF
Inc bank. Nh Adams sad that Mr.. Ialeott was the
only person who mad negotiated win me rccciNet,
hut he did NOT know Tor whom MIR. 'alcott might
have been acting. The sale had been considered ~
both M Paine ana himself ~ one very iayorahie
to the bank. They had been informed that the SUIT
would be contested and il was thought, Therefore,
eypedcnt 10 sell the bonds al what was considered
fair price rather than 10 run the 1isk OF long ana
cXppIsiXe lawsuit.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

John RUFF, who resides In the State O.
u West Virginia and whose possofice ad-
dress is Wellsburgh, Brooke County, West
Virginia, Mary Tolbert and John Tolbert, he,
husband, who reside in the stats of Yves,
Virginia and whose postofHce address Is Short
Creek Brooke County, West virginis, Ann
Davis and Samuel Davis, her husband, whose
post office address is unknown, but who are
supposed to reside near the City Of Wheeling
In the State Of West Virginia, Six Ruff whoss
postofice address is unknown, but who Ia
supposed to reside In the State Of Indiana
George Ruf Jr.. John Ruff, Jr., Isacc Ruff,
who reside in the State Of West Virginia and
whose postofice address is Wheeling, Ohio
County, West Virginia, will take notice, that
on the 2lst day Of April 1850, William T.
Hurd. IS administrator Of the estate Of MI
chael Run; late Of Monroe County, Ohio, de-.
ceased, filed his petition in the Probate Court
Of Monroe County Ohio, against them and
the widow and other heirs of said Michael
Run, deceased, the object and prayer of said
petition is to obtain an order Of said Court
to sell the following described real estate
situate in Monroe County. Ohio. being the
real estate Of which said Michael Ruff disd
seized to Wit: The notheast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirtyfour
township three of range three. containing
forty acres, more or less. Said petition asks
to have ths dover estate Of the widow Of
said decedent assigned to her, and that SUBJ
jsot to said dover, to sell said premises to
pay the debts Of said decsdent and costs OF
administration.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before ths 26th day Of Jaue, 1880.
WIN. T. HUkD.
Administrator of the estate Of Aichael Ruff,
deceased. april27, ,'S0t7- 4
By Hunter aud Mallory, his Attorneys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27
MALAGA.

Malaga has made an unusual number
OF changes this spring. l.. W. Jones
has moved his store into the new build
ing Of I. Fowler, at the north end oil
town. He. now has the finest store
room in the country. He has also pnr-
chased the new dwelling house OF DR..
Foster, built this spring.
Messrs. Andrews Il Jones have dis.
solved partnership, and Mr.. Jones will
continue business as before. Misses
Johnston and Armstrong are setting up
millinery store in the Hatdestv room,
formerly occupied by Andrews d Jones.
We hope this community will appreciate
such an establishment L. j. Mann is
building new dwelling house north of
town by the pike. W. C. Mann, of this
vicinity, contemplates building new
house this summer. In fact, quite, a
number of people purpose building du
ring the summer.
S L. Upton is teaching our summer
school. Miss Lizzie Fowler, an accom-
plished young lady OF this placa, i.
teaching the schools at Jerusalem, Mon
roe comfy.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNrS and vouches have been fled in
q the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Administrators aud
guardians, to wits,
First aid final account Of Michael and Anna
Mary Burkhardt, Administrators Of the
estate Of Thomas Bufkhafdt, deceased
Third and final account of John Yants, Ad-
{ mtnistrstor with the will annexed Of the
estate Of John Ysntz. deceased.
First and final account Of Daniel Fankhouser,
Administrator with tha will annexed. OF
the estate Of Rudolph Sieber deceased.
First and Anal account Of Anon Moose, Ad@
ministraior of the estate Of John Dough-
erty sr., deceased.
First and final account Of Isaiah Cosn, Guar.
dian of Mary Matilda Coen, minor.
Sixth portal account Of Leonard Jackson
Guardian Of John T. Craig, q minor.
Any person interested may nle writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
Of, on or before the 22d day Of Ma,
next, whom the Same will be. finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
r. X. WALTON,
spr27 .'8ow3 Probate Judge n. C. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27
FOREST FIRES.
Family of Five Persons Burned to
Death.


NORFOLK, VA. April 22.-The tidings
of the terrible work OF the fires that
ragged in the swamp region Of North
Carolina, last week, have reached here.
Life and property are destroyed and
houses and woods devastated. zacha-
riah Owens was engaged in getting
shingles from the swamps on Alligator
river, and lived there in house surroun-
ded by woods Saturday he left home
on business. but had not gone far before
he saw the flames approaching so rapidly
as to imperil the house and family, and
he fastened back TO save them. He
hurried the wife and three. children away,
hoping to reach the main road beyond
danger, hut they were all overtaken by
flames in the swamp, midway between
their home and place OF safety, and the
entire family was burned TO death. The
bodies were found the next day by the
ineighbors, the, mother clasping the in.
FAINT 10 her arms and the father and other
two children lying near.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27
Meeting of the Democratic Count
Central Committee.

Meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee.
The Committee met in the Clerks OF.
fice on the Oath inst, and decided to
hold the Nominating Convention. on the
Popular Vote System, on Saturday. May
29th. 1t will be conducted as required
by the provisions Of the Primary Elec-
ton law.
The officers to be nominated are, Re-
corder, Surveyor, Commissioner and In
Urinary Director; aud one Central Com
mitteeman for each township, to serve
one year, to be elected on the day of the
Convention.
The Committee appointed the follow
ing delegation to the State Convention.
and instructed them to support the can
iidacy Of Senator A. G.. THURMAN for
the Presidency: JERE. WILLIAMS, G. W.
HAMILTON. J. B, DRieos, H.. R. WEST,
DR.. j. WAY and Dr. G. W. STEWARD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

EThe Board OF the B. 4 s. W. pro-
pose to place another mortgage on the
road to the amoaut Of 5000. Woaid
it not be as well to submit that proposi-
ton to a vote of the stockholders We
are informed that resolution was adopt
ed by the Board soHse time since to sub
nit the matter to vote, Was that
sctiou reconsidered, and II so, why2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

We sincerely hope the board will sui
coed in securing the services of Prof
Core for many long years to come.
Upon the whole, the entertainnie ri
was characterized by sentiment and hu'
NOR which met the desires Of the old and
the young, such variety as must always
result in harmony and which is instruct.
i've as well as entertaining. General re-
gret is expressed by those who failed to
attend. and another such an opportunity
will not he allowed to pass unimploved.