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did He was fur from being rash but be sas was
never ready to do anything. He could almost
never bring himself to the point Of attacking
In the battle OF the Antetatn, the soiitnry in
stance in which he attacked! Is force, be lost bis
arny by his failure to !Inako burnside
obey his orders on the left. The comnandcr
who moved his great army up' the Peninsula Till
the spires of Richmond we're III sight. and spent
the best part of month in covering: it's front
with defensive lines: who declared that he
should bo In perfect rcadiness to move forward
and take Richmond as soon IS Mccall rived
and the ground would adrnit'~the passage of ar
tlllery, and ss!so waited for days md days after
Mccall hnd arrived and the ground had become
hard; who then received THO attack Instead Of
making 1t, and got beaten with fraction OF bis
army instead Of winning 4: victory with the
whole; who failed to crush Lees inferior army
when he had him between his own great nrnny
and the Potomac; and who did not got within
striking distance Of him again for soven weeks
of tinp autumn weather, may have been un-
fortunate. may have Ind enemies, may have
been ill-treated,-but lliB career had been such
that there was ground for grave doubts Of his
capacity to lead Il great army to victory.
These articles will not benefit Gen. Mcclellan
with those who IRE familiar with his history.
, 1880-06-27

On June 3 may = Q. S.. the day the Czarina
died, the Gar Issued the following ukase:
and Autocrat OF all the Rus5ias, Car Of Poland,
Great Prince OF Finland; etc, etc.
We declare to NIL our loyal subjects that Al
mighty God, in tho tnscrutabio ways Of His holy
providence. has seen good to send upon us a sofe
afh1cdon. causing Us and our house unmcasured
sorrow. On this ss.d day Of May our deurcst wife.
after a prolonged illness that h,is filed Us
with anxiety ALL the efforts OF the most
ski,lea SKI q, physicians ps to restore her health
those waiting upon her, inspired by the warmess
and sinceresr devotion, proved. to our deepest
sorrow, powerless against tho sickness that has
now put an end to her precious life, which sha
sacrificed and devoted till the Inst day to the
high duties OF her vocation. and to deeds OF
care OF the deceased Empress for the soud Of
the numerous young orphans OF the many frsti-
tuttons TINT have been under her immediate SUI
pervtsion and her heartfelt sympathy with the
victims Of the last war and their families, a SYM
pathy that was not bound by the limits OF our
Empire, hut was also bestowed on our far Dis
tant corelig1ontsts-thesey virtues, we firmly be-
Heve, will forever remain in grateful memory
and will be duly appreciated by tina guod and
Just Judge m ~ another and better world.
"This belief being our only consolation, We
feVerently bow before the will Of the Almighty.
and call upon our beloved subjects to offer with
Hs hearty and sincere prayers u the Hsayeoly
deceased IN the Heavenly habftations Of eternal 2
It ts noteworthy that the Car admits, though
Indirectly. that the late Czarina did not take an
active part in ruling over all the Kusslas aud.
1n fact. she always had an aversion to politics.
She devoted all her attention to the education Of
her own children, and used to spend d great
deal OF money for the support Of orphans,
widows, and invallds the victims Of war. Not
Wlthstanding the warning OF the Court physi-
CLANS, the Car went to Czarsko SeIo, where be
learned Of the death of his wife. OF the nu;
mefous maids Of honor and servants, not oE8
stayed In the sick-room to witness the last mo~
nents Of the Empress
, 1880-06-27

you visit next spring, with sergt. r7,no,
Give my love to my Brother and ali inonrteEr.. ,rer
friends. Ishould be glad II you would wrifa ts
me every opportunity: and. II you send nv ,ato ~
Col Bonds regiment, and in Capt. FelIa..,.99 FlI. ~
company. which Is the company that hnins,
to. serRt~ Timer remembers his love to ynr ai
and 81 al bis uncle's and Aunts family. No mora
PH1L1p.
And so We leave them. mother and all. In +,~
dear shadow Of the oltl-timc home, God o ~.
thanked for the memory of 1t, and God nraDe ~
that ours to-day may be as hallowed and tenda.t
ELlZABETH pQppLFr0V
, 1880-06-27


On Monday night girl baby, about month
OLD, Was found On the .stoop OF No. 2s9 East
-Ninetieth street. 4 policeman curried her II
cared tor By Marion Webb. Eariy yester3ayy stn.Ts,y
morning, as is customary, girl carried her To-
the Office OF the Commissioners Of Charities and
to the Nursery, on Kandalrs Island. The nursa
carried the baby to wagon Of the department
and on the way to the pier, at the foot Of East
Twenty-si1th street.. the infant g:lsped. had =
convuision, and appeared to die. The wa1on @ =
stopped ut the Morgue, the bell w,.s run1.
and an attendant who answered the summons
was handed the child with the Interrogation
:. a baby that died on its way u Inc Island.7
Deputy Coroner Waterman was in the dissect.
ing-ruom with DR.. Finluyson, OF Intl1ann and
Dr.. Nolan, Of Georgia He was cleaning hts IN
post examinations. The attendant laid
the child on slab beside dead body Dr..
Waterman saw the baby, and asked Drs. Finlay-
son and Nolan il they could determine the asoof
u baby By examining the unbilical cord. They
said that their experience was limited in this re-
speet, and Dr. Waterman, sc.ipel IN hand,
Eoughness, pushed away the limbs OF the baby
and its little night-dress to show abdomen.
fanf sasp came from the Ps and Pr Water
here, he almost shouted, as he untlid The strings
Of a tiny hood that covered the chiIas head.
=" Here" cried he to an orderly, just arrange
tor'-to Dr. Finlayson-"help me to yet IN
art1acIal respiration"
Dr.. Finluysou got cup OF water, and while
Dr. Waterman moved the arms OF the babT to
introduce air into the lungs. Dr.. Nolan COM
pressed the ribs ind Dr.. Finlayson threw the
water on the chi1ds head Several minutes Of
energetic work were rewarded BY gasps from
the supposed corpse, and DR.. Fiulayson, wh;lo
holding the girls tiny hands, fell the baby
fingers grasp his. The child was carried under
the showcr-bath, then plunged into warm
water, and the treatment was continued untIl
she began to CRY plaintively, then u nurse vas
summoned from tho hospital. and within an
hour the baby was taking nourIshmenl Last
evening she was well and hearty, and there Was
a dispute between several chfldless gentlemen
as to who should adopt her; the girl Is a pretty
brunette. But for DR.. Wateru1an's desire to
show Drs. Finlayson and Nolan how to deter
mine the time of her birth she would have flled
4 little pine coffin and been buried In trench
IN HArt'a Island
, 1880-06-27
THE PUZZLED CENSuS-TAKER.

"Got any boys:' the Marshal said
To lady from over the Rhine:
And the lady shook her taxen head
And ciyilly answered, - Ninel''
" Got any girls?'' the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine:
And again the lady shook her head
And c1villy answered, "Niney'
~ But some are deads'' the Marshal said
To tao lady from over the Rhine:
And again the lady shook her head
And civilly answered, ''Niuev'
Husband. Of course7' the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhire:
And again she shook her da1on head
And cirilly answered, "Niue!'
"The ID yon have!" the Marshal said
To tho lady from over the Rhine:
And again sho shook her daxen head
And ciyilly answered, 'Ninel
Now what do you mean by shaking yuur te>d
And always answering Ninc?'"
1ch kann klein Enslisch!" civilly setd
The lady from over tho Rhine.
John g. Sdkc.
, 1880-06-27

Miss Alice Bevans leaves the city to-ulor-
row on Al, extended trip through New En-
gland. She will visit Newport and Rye
Beach, returning In two months.
Miss May F. Hayward, Of Joliet, Is about
to leave for an extended tour through
Charles T. Otis sailed for Europe yester-
, 1880-06-27

If the bowels are torpid, it piles torment, II
ney- Wort, and be cured without more suffering,
In diseases Of tho kidneys or liver a cure ]s
worth nothing unless radical and permanent.
Kidney Wort has just that e6eot
, 1880-06-27

1~3H1xCHl6 LONtHEftEl% a.
At II Garfield was at work at carpenters
bench.
At 16 he was boatman on the Ohio Canal
At II he was studying In the Chester, O., SEM
mary.
At II he was teaching In one Of Ohio's come
mon schools.
At 20 he graduated at Williams College.
~ g he was Principal OF Hiram College.
A. Giei ispce y u tne Onlo ocnate. po,as
meut.
At 81 in command of brigade and in i'm"
portant engagements
At & Chief Of SrAff Of the Army OF the Cu1s
beriand.
At 33 in Congress-
a. y elected to the United States Senate
AT ~ nominated for the Presidency.
, 1880-06-27

F0r half century the Shakers Sarsapar1la
ms been the standard blood purifier, liver ano
Ktdney remedy OF physicians and drugslsu
throughout New England.
, 1880-06-27

ana also Tor curtains OF chambers.
"Silver Threads Among the Gold'' has
been superseded by "Tender Eyes Of Blue" !"
A school-teacher,. who had just been tell,
ing the story OF David ended with, "And all
this happened over 900 years ago" 4 little
cher,lb, its blue eyes opening wide with wol-
der, said, after q moments thought, "Oh,
dear, marin, what memory you have gotp'
Something new in jewelry are the Egyp-
tian sets, just received by Giles Bro. & Co,
People had much rather be thought to look
i'll than old; because it is possible to recover
from sickness, but there is no recovering
from age. :,
Jules Ballenberg sailed for Europe Thurs
day last per White Star Line steamer Baltic.
The amount Of candy manufactured i'll this
country is far greater than is usually thought;
the A1nericans-the women, mainly-eating
more, 1t IS said, than all the rest Of the world
combined.
!. The parasols In London this year are par
ticularly pretty: Some Of those at Sangster's
are. made OF black broch&e bordered with
Rlimresess 9arguertes buttsreups M and
II have never behetd''
"Shoo-Fly,'' the patent dy-fan at Dalton's,
1872 State street, does it effectually.
Mrs. William Gammell. of Providence, the
daughter Of the late R. Il. Ives, is said to be
the ,yealthiest married woman in America,
anu HISS CAtHdfl}t l.. W0lIe, OF new 1OTk,
is the Wealthiest unmarried one.
TenderI Tender Eyes1! Tender Eyes Of
Blue!ll
The career Of the unsuccessful dramatist,
81 Al work, and no play"
Mrs. Gen. Sherman has gone with her
youngest daughter to stay at st. Catharine's,
Canada.
Ladies' will find the latest styles in French
patterns at Nine Morse's, 125 State street.
a week from to-day will occur the 104th
anniversary Of the" Yes, that's 1t.'' ;;
The Prince Of Wales used, at Truro the
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
Useful and Ornamental.
VaIenffnes. l88O.

Valentines. 1880. A LARGE assortment st wholesale and retail. All A the Monthly Magazines for bruary. Full sets Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries now on our Stationery Goods. Eagle Penci Co.'s cademic and Automatic Indefibe Pencils We selling SteeraGe Tickets and from Europe at the low rate of s26. Drafts pa able at sight as 10 vast rates.
 For saIe by THE DOwNES NEWS CO.,,
 Exchange Building. aEo; ganEs N; ! DooWNEs' osRR '} Proprissors. 1T
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
SIaTIn's iaM llaval TTanspaTfati0a I.In3

h14E
 Commencing Wednesday,, Sept. zth, 1878,
 ss5sr'@> a The JOHN H. 4TARIN, Oapt, HcA.. Sfstar, will leave New Haven at 10:16 D m. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Leave New York at pm. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday The ERAsTUs CORNING, Capt. Spoor, has recent. ly hsd thirty rooms added and is in ArGt-cass shape for carrying passengers, will leave New Haven At I0:l5 ?. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Leave New York at p. m every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Only Sunday night boat from New York.
 llFars reduced to s1, including berth in cabin.
 |" S1.S1. |" e |" stateroozn. Tickets for the round trip, ST.50.
 FREE COACH leaves the dapot at 8:l0 p. m. Leave corner Church and Chapel streets every hsH houf cornmsncins 8:30 P. m.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia. Freight bis6 to the Vest 8. New York rates. specis freight rates to Phiisdaphis Baltimore and Wilmington
 Beats iand foot of Cortandt street. close to Penns ani New Jersey Central B. B. Ferry. Baggage trans ferred free
 Tickets and staterooms be purchased at Tontine Hotel at Ed. Dowues' S39 Chapel and at OowneE News Agency, s5I Chapel Street.
 StRteronns fer Sunday night boat can be obtained v. A. 5paulding's drug store, 89 Church street.
 v, B. MILLSR, Agent, New Haven. V. .. KGBRT52, GeIesrsl 5ssnt Pier IS North R,- yer New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
ssFeyv OF she Ills of Ltfe,,

are more prevalent and distressing than bili- ous disorders. The symptoms are low spir- it's, want of energy, restlessness, headache. no appetite, sallow skin, costiveness and other ailments which show the liver is in diseased state and needs regulating, and the proper way to do 1t is to use 'tDr. Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Their effect on the liver and blood is wonderful, removing pimples and all eruptions, leaving the complexion fair and fresh as in youth. Price 25 cents a box of thirty pills, or five boxes for $1.O0 Sent by mail on receipt of price, by Dr. Swayne & Son, 330 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
Mothers! Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by sick child suffering and crying If so, go at once and get bottle of Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup. Twill relieve the poor little sufferer immediately-depend up on it there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it who will not tell you at once that it will reg ulate the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operating like raagic It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best fe- male physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
 m1M W S1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
From, the Hanks of the Hudson.

NEwBUReH. N. Y, Oct. 20. 1879.
 H. H. WARNER & Co.,, ROCHESTER, N. Y. -GENTLEn1EN:-f'A lady of over seventy years of age, in failing health for over year, has been using Warmers Safe Bitters on my recommendation. She feels very grateful for the benefit she has derived therefrom, and says that until she used 1t her stomach could bear no vegetable food for over three years I believe it to be certain specific for dyspep- sia. [f2O eod2w2tw1 J. T. Jos1YN, M. D.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
How to Adorn the Human Hair.

All that art can accomplish in beautifyipg, thickening and adorning the hair is effected by using London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. It stimulates new growth; if gray, restores it's natural color, and renders it soft, silky and beautiful. Cures keeps the scalp clean, cool and healthy. No toilet complete without it. Ask for London Hair Color Restorer." Univer- sally used by the fashionable world, both at home and abroad. Price 75 cents bottle, or six bottles for $1. Sold by druggists.
 CHARLES SABIN, Rockfort.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
CLEVER DITsON & CO.,,
FRESH SHAD.

Pickerel, Whitefish. Halibut, Cis- cOss. Perch, Halibnt, SmelG, Steak Chickens. Turkeys. CapOns, Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Shoulders. B @ a k fast B 8 ID, m 0 k ed and Dried Beef, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Parsnips, Let tuce,Spinnach.C .Cabbages, Turn1ps.
 HUDSON BROS.
 Provision and Packing Co.,, 595 and SO9 state St,, and 354 Grand Ses
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03

complete digestion, their digestibility evident ly depending upon the readiness with which they are reduced to pulp.
 Such are few of the many facts concerned in the process of nutrition, process or series of processes on which health, strength and existence itself are dependent
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

ENEMALE weaknesses, common to our best fe
 l1 male popufation, are generally manifested by the uneasy restless sensation of the patient. The stomach and nervous system all sympathetcaly dsordered in most diseases or the uterus There is dull heavy pain constantly felt in the lower DOT tio1s of the back burning and sharp pain that is almost uncomfortable; soreness through the Joins, pubis lower portions of the abdomen, and through the upper portion of the thighs; in the stomach is of frequent occuHrence pain and gid diness in the head of confusion weakness, and com tant running from or both eyes, some times follow sympathetic symptom of diseased uterus and with the weakness of the muscles 8 constant bearing down pain, pulling from the bowels that renders it very painful to walk or stand for any length of time.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-03
List of Unclaimed Letter

List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the New Haven postofice. New Haven county State of Connecticut. advertised Wednesday, March B. 1s80:
 LADIES' LIsT B-Mrs Robert H Bowers, Mrs Chas Burwen. C-Emma Canban, Fannie Cobb, Mrs J Campbell. F-Cstharine Pagan, J. ssie Flemming. H-Kittie Hayes, Mrs go M H." J-Kate Jabins. L-oelestine Lee, Mrs Liesman. Katie Lapine. M-Nellie Mcoarthy, Mrs M M Metcaf. 0-Mrs ollia. Mrs Jam. Osborne. R-Mrs " Raymond. B. Maf gie AmIth, Matte Smith, T-MTs O Thompson. W-Mrs John Wagner Mrs Georgie White, Lizzie A Williams, Harriet Worthin ton, Jennie E. White.
 GENTLEMENs LIST. B-oerrence Bannon t2>, John Brennan, Chas Brock C-SamueI Carter D-Patrck Dungre. E-Reinhold Fsnglan, William Fuller. G-Charles Giroy, J Hector Girard. J-Eugene Johnson, George Johnson, H 0 Johnson, Joseph Johnson. M-Matthew Monarch, Muslin. Mos Nelson. P-Willlam Pardee, Lapage Printers. R-Master Frank Reed, J " Robi6son, John Roche, Master Rufus R gers S-s M sh1ppey, " H shippey, lawrence Stevens. WY Whttlesey, Christopher Williams, Wm M
 MISCELLANEOUS. MI A Madison & Go. P-Messrs B Peet & Co.,, No. s9 Hyette st. Persons calling for above letters please say "Ad- vertised," and state the date thereof.
 N. D. srEnnT.
 List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the Fair Haven postoface March 2,
 LADIES' LIST. M-Mrs Mahoney.
 aENTLEMENs LIST. TO Ihompeon, William Torpy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
BURIAL VAULT CAVED IN.
Exposure of the Ghastly Con-
tents.

New YORK, April 3.-The vault OF
the Westley Methodist Episcopal
Church caved In to day, exposing to
view an immense dumber of bodies, the
rotten coilins being broken by the fall
ing bricks.
Twenty or twenty-five years ago vi en-
the aye of sanitary reform began the
health authorities caused the vaults TO
be closed and their use abandoned
They we're then full. II was estimated
that fully 5000 bodies had been deposit
ell in both. AS shelf after shelf rotted
away and fell under its CHASTITY burden
the cutiins were more closely packed.
The space at the top was
great deal larger and room was
made io. more shelves. The top mast
had reached the roof Of the arch when
the entrances were seated and the earth
was filled in on top. Again and again,
in after years, rain made holes through
the ground, and at the old entrance
arch caved in, but the holes were
stopped and no more thought OF IT,.
A big shed was built over the vaults in
place OF smaller one that once stood
behind il, aud fifteen or twenty tons OF
coal we're dumped in IL. This great
weight weakened the arches and they
fell with crash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
BELLAIRE BULLETIN
Local Politics.

To-day our municipal and township
elections occur. There are 50 many
candidates that We opine there Is danger
of voters getting mixed up. To straigh.
ten them up, it perhaps would be well
ior us to repeat the tickets, which will
be in the held to-day. There are 50
many good msn nominated that there
will be wholesale scratching, and the
b.st posted politician will shrug his
shoulders and say, Its mighty doubtful
who will be elected. }" The Bellaire city
Democratic ticket, which follows Is
made up OF good men, ass Perusai OF
IL viii abundantly show:
For Mayor, Geouge Crisswell; Tor
Marshal, WIN. NJ. Drugan; for City Sol
icitor, John +. Kelly; for City IreAs-
urer, +. c. Husbands; for Water Works
Trustee, s. Q. Hamilton; Tor Street
Commissioner, John Gallagher; for City
Council-first ward, William Harvey;
second ward, Joseph Beatty; Third
ward, d. W. Cooper; Fourth ward J,
a.. jennings. For Assessors - t'gt
ward, Z. B. Kennedy; socond ward ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
THE HARMONY STRIKE.
"Scabsv Assailed by a Mob.

NEw York, April 3.-The Euopgtg
Poas special from Cohoes last night
says; Two Harmony mill tenements,
occupied by French operators, called
"scAbs," were assailed by a mob Of
strikers, and doors and windows wreck
ed. The police force was wholly insult
icient to extend the needed protection.
aud special officers are being sworn in.
The company have made arrangements
for supply OF filing, which, in addition
10 what Is furnished at the mills, will be-
a sufficient supply 10 keep 1000 looms
now running in operation. Mr.. MELON.
nell, OF Patterson, y. j., the orator OF
the meeting to-day, arrived this morn
ing. The weather Is unPropitious Tor .
parade.