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California;.

MAYOR KALLOCH's LATEST PROCLAMATION.
SAN Francisco, March 10.-Mayor Kali
loch has issued the following proclamation
81 deem il my duty to the city over whose
welfare have been called TO preside and to
the public at large, which is being infl-
mously deceived by incendiary mSreDre-
sensations as TO OK situation, 10 declare in
the most emphatic aud public manner that
there is not and never has been the slight
est reason to apprehend any disturbance,
riot, or lawles>ness whatever from the work
ing classes of San Francisco. IL trouble
comes TO us it will not come from them.
Most ineXcusable and outrageous means are
being used by designing men to g0ad them
into riotous demonstrations, but they will
fail. i hey are, as they have proved them
selves 10 be under the most trying provo
cation, the law-abiding and peace-p reseIv-
ing portion Of our population. youch to
the world for them that they will so con-
tlnue, and | further declare, however peO-
pie abroad may be imposed upon, that the
people of this city see through all transpa-
rent humbus gerry OF military interference,
police increase, and inflammatory circulars,
and will wait their constitutional day OF
Judgment 10 pelceably bat effectively COP
sign their authors to political infamy ana
oblivion. WHICH tney most TIcuiy ueSeI'c.
(Signed1 -. $. KALL0CH, Mayor"
PRESS COMMENTS on THE SITUATION IN SAN
FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, March 10.-The CdH this
morning, Wi, hout anv special reference to
the proclamation OF the Vigilance Commit
tee, disSuades the community from violent
measures as unnecessary TO either party.
The Chronicle strongly CONNER d. the yigi-
lance organization, and intimates That the
first blow should be struck at the lead
ers OF the a.italors, and not at the rank
and file. The alta scouts the necessity
for the concentration OF troops here,
holding that the Vigilance Committee
is amply able TO cope with the Sand-Lot
crowd, and concludes: Let us have
peace; and we mean TO have it inside OF the
law If we can, Outside If we must" 1t
also denOunces the Mayors proclamation
rs an insult to the people.
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baltimore Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church south.

FRONT ROYAL. Va, March GA mission
airy meeting, at which able addresses were
made by Rev. Or. A. w. Wilson and Rev.
Bishop keener, was held last night. The
Bishop also superinIended the collection,
which amounted to S454. At the Confer
ence TO-DAY Rev. DR.. Head, presiding elder
Of he Winchester district, reported bis
worn. as having proSpered. There were six
new churches built, the collections We're in
advance Of last year, there bad been about
I'VE hundred conversions, and most Of the
charges have comfortable parsonages. Fa-
Nofabe reports were presented from the
Roanoke, Lewisburg, Moorield, and Rock
ingham districts, in all Of which there were
large addNons TO the membership, increased
collections, and The Sunday schools pros
iefing. Rev. DR.. Wilson, missionary secre-
hfy, addressed the Conference. and stated
thal there had been an increase in the entire
eo'lections for missions nearly $4,000 the
past year. I. J. Magruder, president OF
Tue Joint Board OF Finance, read his report,
ssowing that there was collected for The
bishops fund, 81 ,267; sUperannuated fund,
$1,000; educational, SLIGO; and the amount
PAID Tor Bible cause, SPAS.
lne committee on the ease OF Rev. W. X.
neNeer reported, through its chairman,
heS. william III. Wilson, "tbat they lind
MN guilty Of the charges, and declare him
Expelled from the ministry and membership
" The Methodist Episcopal Church South"
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge of the ribs,
icreases on pressure sometimes the pain Is In the
1T side the patient Is rarely able to lie on the left
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and It frequently extends to the top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism I'm the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of appetite and sickness the bowels in general are
,ostiye. sometimes alternative with lax: the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There is gcneralya
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. sllgnt, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning and he complains OF a
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low;
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet be can scarcely summon ZIP
fortude enough TO try IT, 10 fact. he dlstruss every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend The
iisesse, but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death hiss shown the LIVER to have beer Extensive
ly deranged.
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The TeIegraDh War.

New ORLEANS, March 10.-In the matter
Of the petition OF the American Telegraph
Company, filed in the suit pending IN me
United States Court 10 foreclosc the mort
cage on the New Orleans and Mobile rail-
road. praying that said telegraph company
he allowed to build along the railroad, and
asking the Court TO Tx compensation there
for, the Court denied the prayer 10 allow
It TO enter and build, but authorized said
telegraph company to prosecute any suit or
legal proceedings OF appropriation against
the trustees and receivers to establish any
right which they might have under the law.
In the Fifth District Court the summons
against Messrs. Gaylord Il. Clark, attorney,
and J. II. Allyn, manager OF the Western
Union Company, to show cause why they
should not be attached for alleged violation
II the Injunction issued at the instance OF
the American Union Company, was heard
on Saturday last and taken under advise
ment. 1t is thought the rule Will be dis
charged.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLES; AN EN-.
PHATIc PROCLAMATION FROM MAYOR
KALLocu = FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
ON THE MISSOURI RlvER-DEsTRUCTIvE
FIRE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-
CEEDrNGs AND WASHINGTON News
TRIAL OF A NEW ORLEANS BANK CASH.
lER--A 100000 GoLD-BULLIoN ROBBERY
IN NEBRAsKA-TaE TELEGRAPH WAR
PARTIES CHARGED WITH wRECKiNG
THEIR VESSEL TO SECURE THE INsU-
RANCE-MoSEY-TnE POLITICAL EXCITE
MENT IN ENGLAND VARIOUS OTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS, &c, &C.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Arrest Of Postmaster Bigelow. Sr An.
mapOlla.


Annapolis, Md, March 10.-specInl
Agent William r. Henderson to-day ar
rested Postmaster W. o. Bigelow, charging
n'ni with The robbery of the post-oiIice on
.ne morning of March LIST. On that day
the back door Of the Office was found broken
open and the Office robbed. II was alleged.
oi $4,000 worth of postage-stamps. Special
agent Henderson was Immediately put 10
WORK, and to-day his investigations ended
IN me arrest Of Major Bigelow. The Major
alnrms bis innocence Of The matter. He
WIZ be taken 10 Baltimore this afternoon.
lie mas considerable property here, and has
many friends. He came here during the
war, being an officer Of the Federal army.
tie married here, and has a large family.
The Office was turned over to the bonds.
men OF Major Bigelow. who In turn have
put the Office in care Of Grafton Monroe, as
sis'ant postmaster.
Heavy Robbery OF Gold Bullion.
CHEYENNE, NEB., March 1O.-A bold and
successful robbery OF gold bullion occurred
at Sidney, Seb., to-day, while the Union
paclfic express agent, SNYDER, was at dinner.
The amount taken il estimated at from
Sl20,000 10 100000. Entrance was effected
through the floor OF the express Office.
Prosecution Abandoned.
Nyw ORLEANS, March 10.-Milton Ben
neT, cashier Of the lite Citizens Savings
Bank, who was indicted last November,
charged with embezzement Of $4,000 Of the
deposits OF the bank, has been on trial here
since Monday. After bearing the testimony
the District Attorney to-day abandoned the
prosecution. Bonner il still under indicf-
ment charged with wilful concealment Of
facts.
WrecIksng Their Vessel.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-L. ID. Fetch
er, part owner, and William Ray, master,
OF the brig Mariposa, were charged before
United States Commissioner Quintiers to-
day with having wlfully wrecked their
vessel on the 18th uItmo for the purpose OF
securing the insurance thereon. They were
each baled in $500 for trial.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
ST.. LOUIS, March 10.-A boiler in a grst-
mill of Solomon Zeigler, at Broiherton,
opposite 81. Charles. Mo-, on the Missouri
river, exploded with terrific force yester-
day and tore the mill to atoms. Simon Zeig-
Ter. the proprictOr's son, who acted rs engi-
ueer, was killed outright, and a colored boy
fireman 50 badly injured that he died about
an hour after the accident.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Engl nd.

LONDON. March lO.-The Stock Exchange
showed the effect OF the approaching DISCO
luton Of Parliament yesterday in sharp
decline in consols and most OF the home Sc
entities. on the theory that general cleo
tion means an increased demand for money.
II il calculated that the expenses OF the
candidates will aggregate over G2,90O,OOO,
which amount must mainly be withdraWn
from London and sent to the provinces.
Lord Uartington's forthcoming address 10
his constituency at Raidnor viii be sub
mitted TO q conference OF the Liberal lead
ers to-day. ,,,,,.
loNpoy. March l0.-Ri9ht Hon. William
T. Forster. one OF the Liberal leaders IN
the House OF Commons, has Issued an az
dress TO the electors OF Bradford, ID repH
70 Lord Beaeonstield's manifesto. he de-
MES the charge that the political opponents
Of The Premier seek TO dislntegrate the
limited Kingdom, aud intimates that u Is
made i'm the hope Of diverting attention
from The mischievOus foreign anu lDuiah
Motley OF the Government. He agrees WIN
Lord Beaconsfeld that the slrength OF Tue
nation depends upon unity oil feeling, Out
believes that the power OF Enganu can
only be upheld by a wiser foreign anu col0,
NAL policy, and home policy when VIII
increase the public welfare
France.
THE FERRY EDUCATION BILL IN TIE shNAis
PARIS, March lO.-Beiore the Senate ad'
journed Yesterday three articles Oh .n'
Ferry pducation bill were adopted. Inc
debate, for its second reading was pXeu ioi
Mop,Iay next. The Courier du oor say
in consequence OF the defeat OF article
o. The education bill in the Senate, NJ
Ferry has resigned the Ministry OF Publ
Worship.
| defeat Of Tekke TurcomanS.
Ioynov March 1O.-A dispatch Tom II
heran to the Daily Ne,cs, dated 9Th instan
saws General Mouraylef Aurourskps ca
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I'm AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OOLU4V I'm y IO ONN y ~ TIT
RICHMOND. March 10, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, bushels. Red. 1884 bushels.
OATS-l $50 bushels; OF which 63S bushels were
re- exh bi ed.
RYE.-32 bushels.
BLACkEYED PEAS.-S Bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-6 bushels.
OTTAGRAsS SEED.-042 bushels.
BEANS-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White bushels choice At 8 so. Red,
20 bushels very good amber ~ 81 40; 10 Du,nels
very good Lancaster at 81 .43; % bushels prime
Lancaster M = Az bushels mi Xed al 81 fG; So
bu heis mixed Al Sl44 go bushels very good Fur
al SLAB; 20 bushels good Full at 81 A 10 bush
els common Fullz 81 30; s bushels prime Fu1
al Sl.45 30 bu mel, very rood Fultz at .43; ~
bu shels good FuliZ AZ 1.4O-totai, BIO bushels. ,
OATS.-lO0 bushels prime at 46Hc.; SO bushels
win, at 60c.-'Otal, les bushels.
RYE.-2O bushels On private term.
BLACK PEAS.-6 bu-h els prime ut soc.
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Fatul Roller ExDIosiou.
FIRE RECORD.
Elevator ana POrk-Packing Estab.
lishmcnf Burned.

CINCINNATI, March 10.-A Washington
Courthouse, Ohio, special. dated midnight,
says james +. Ely's large elevator and pork
packing establishment caught fire at II 1870
O'Clock, and is a total loss. Other valuable
buildings are in danger. 90 The fire is not
under control. El!'s loss is $4,000; in
surance, 1000.
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ny Telegraph

NEW IOkh.
NEW YORK.. March o. NOsH.- Stocks irregu ar.
Money on call. 4M6 ner cert. EXchangc-LODg,
4s44; short. 4S7la. Stale bonds unclaimed. Gov
efnmenis quiet.
EUeafng.-hopey. Jm6 per cent. EXCHANGE
4SiH. governments weak and lower: neS 5's,
1922: AZ per cents. lI7h; per cents, 1905.
States neglected and Aomual.
BALTINOKE.
BALTIMORE, March 10.-Vrg.nla 6's, consols,
54T: second series 20: nast.dGe coupons, 81
new I0.40's. Az. Bid today.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine. are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
ca,hartc can be used preparatory to or AFTER taking
lulnine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
satlye, they are unequalled.
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u. W. Petty is appointed postmaster at
sssesandoah Iron W. rks, Page county, Va,
NC ). 2. Houck. resigned. James Il. En-
TSe'ieG Is appointed postmaster at Cross
rre,s buckingham county, Va, vice John
- - heheberger, resigned. X. T. Scott Is
sappolDied postmaster at sydnorsille, Frank.
az ~, county, Va, vice w. ID. Garvin, de-
elihed. james j. Williams Is appointed
postmaster ut Williams Mills, Lunenburg
signed.
The dancing that prevails at present with.
.ut meaning to puD) stands on different
,oetlng from other SO. called worldly amuse'
msnts.- Central Presbyterian,
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

DEW AXE UF IilI n IOtFos
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has a red wax seal OH the lid, with the
Impression DE. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G.. MCLANE and FLEMING EROS. on
he wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh Pa the market being full of limitations
If the name McLANR, spelled differently but same
nv 12-deOw1y
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WFDyrsDAY. March no, 1880

WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1880.
sALEs.-l0,000 Virginia coD,ols fold at 554
600 regis,ered peeers at "a: 1900 peeler coupons
at 10; 35 shares OF Richmond and DanvIlle Rail-
road stock ut 6j; 32 shares of Richmsnd and Dan-
Vile Railroad stock at 80; 30 shares OF Richmond
and Danyille Railroad stock at IS; 80 shares OF
Richmond aud DanylIIe Railroad stock at 81; 20
shares OF Richmond and Danyl'le Railroad stock az
67k; 10 shares Of Richmond aud DanyiiIe Balrcad
stock at 6Sx: 100 sbareI Of Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad bonds ut 35; % sb'res or AtInDp snd
Charlotte Railroad bonds at Al: aud 3 sbIrss Of
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Company
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s,E Telegraph D

Fine, $50; euperfne, s5.50@s5.75 extr
s6.75; common isnily. s7@37.25. ,@1Dg hran-
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airy escort have surprised and defeated y
force Of 400 Tekke Turcomans near Don
sonloum, killing thirty OF them. Nine tbou'
sand Tekke Turcomans are concentrated nj
KrII Arvat. 49,
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, March 10.-A Vienna dispatch
reports that on the Austro- Russian frontier
near Dxikow the river broke through the
dixie and flooded thirty villages-some OF
which were completely destroyed. Thou
sands are without food or shelter. Many
cattle were lest.
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SEINE-TRREAD.

r ENSTEIN &>U4Dyms
lie SONS, x.>N~>
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERSIN
NETS.
sEINEs and TwlNE,
COTTON ROPES-al sizes:
PATENT and SOFT SEiNE-TWINE,
LINES. YAWkISG,
CORKS,
WOOD, &C. &C. -
Sole importers OF LION -BRAN ID SEINE
THREAD warranted 20 give perfect satisfacli0n),
and importers Of other brands.
Dealers and fishermen Invited 20 call. no 2S
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MONTGOMERY, March 10.-The Republican
Executive Committee to-day selected Selma
as the place, and May 10th as the time, Tor
holding the state Convention. There were
Grant, Blaine, and sherman men 10 the COM
mlttee, with the first named In the lead,
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want this case taken up, although they voted
against so doing some time ago. The rea-
son is~that they expect TO make political
capital out OF II. Senator'S Herman, Eaton,
aud salisbury are TO speak In the FIlz John
Porter case II the debate goes on for any
length II time. Senator Jones has the floor,
and will address the Senate In reply to Gem
cral Logan.
FEDERAL INTERFERENCE WITH STATE ELEc-
TONS.
Mr.. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, will in few
days introduce bill TO prevent Federal SUI
pervIsoIs OF election from being present at
State elections. To accomplish this It will
either provide that congressional and State
elections shall be held on separate days, or
that, II held on the same day, the polls shall
be some distance apart.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Some members of Congress say the Mon
roe-doctrine resolution means war with
somebody, and that we are in no condition
for war.
The debate on the politicaI.assessmen
bill was very warm in the House to-day.
The Fire Board OF the District has re-
signed because the President has requested
The recognition OF w. u. Reed as a fire CON-
missioner.
The Negro Jubilee Singers were at the
White House to-day, and sang for Mr..
Hayes.
The spring races here promise TO be very
attractive.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis.
patch.l
THE PILOTAGE QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Tbe House
Committee on Commerce to-day heard dele
gates from the pilots OF Boston, New York,
Baltimore, Savannah, and other cities in
opposition to the passage OF the bill abol.
ishing compulsory pilotage.
CONFIRMATION.
WASHINGTON. March l0.-The Senate TO-
day confirmed the nomination of Charles +.
Daily, OF Virginia, to be receiver of public
moneys at Florence, Arizona.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Magaie ID. Marstou, BIackiBGton, Haf-
mons Hsrb,r lee, Mr.. Jane Kine.
Schooner Catawamteak, Kennedy, Orient. l.. Il,
gaano, ". q. Crenshaw.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Gibbs. New York merchan-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen Co.. agents.
Schooner Lucy Graham, Smith, Boston, coaJs
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston March 9Th. schooner r. n. Furber,
O'NeIi1.
From New York. March Glib. scbooBers NJ. =.
simmons. Campbell; ). }. Phsro, FaIkenburg; and
FavOYsis, Eieridge.
From baltimore March 9th, schooner William
Magec, Ramsay.
ny TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk. March 10.-Arrived: Manhattan,
ReeuIstor. City OF Atlanta, AusfIa ALA. ArixsDa,
Rotterdam, khiwInds. Sara,og,. Arrived out: Mel.
son, Agers, West Vino. Martin Luther, City Of
New York. Braunschwg. Homeward hound:
Amanda. for Wilmington BRAZILIAN, for Whining.
ton
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d. YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. McLANE's
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
HEPATITI OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs-
PEPsIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
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uAvIsG REOPENED AT MY ~, OL bs
II STAND, No. 10 , easa 's AND Inc public gene
gan 90 q, flo HoUsE-BUIlDiNG. RErA iRRiwSSSas 6 s.
r ~ ~ 10 au,s he tines. II, D, WVppWahh'
nh 6-eod3is
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DIR. ncLANE's LIVER PILLS.

WHY BE SICK and ailng when HoP BITTEEs will
surely cure You?
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1890 NEW SPRING STYLES. 1880.
yME. DEMOREsT'S RELIABLE PATTERNS OF
the latest spring fashions;
DEMOREST's WHAT TO WEAR and FoRTfc-
LILO OF FASHIONS
Just re eiyed at JULES MEYER & SONS,
6O3 Broad street.
Catalogues free. BOOKS and PATTERNS sent
by mail, postage paid. nh Q OF
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Washington.

THE TOBACCO MONOPOLY 81 FRANCE AND
ITALY-THE CLAIM or THE NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD FOR TRANSPORTING TB00Ps--PER-
soNAL-THE INDIAN PETITION -LiQUOR, To-.
BACCo, AND CIGARS--vARl0US MINOR ITEMS,
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DEATH OF MRS. HENNEN.

Once more has remorseless death invaded
the household OF the Hood family, and now
are the orphans Of the late dead chieftaln loft
desolate indeed! Bereft last year at one
blow of both father and mother, their helpless
ness awoke the sympathy of the whole ooun-
try, but there was one left who had loved and
cared for them from their Infancy. and who,
as nearly as might be, Allied o mothers place,
ministered to their wants and watched over
them with tenderness that was at once
beautiful and touch pg. The aged grani-
mother accepted tn care of the bereaved
little ones as holy charge, and every energy
OF her life, every pulsation of her warm and
noble heart belonged to them. Her very ex-
istence was bound up In these, her precious
but unfortunate grandchildren, and the
thought OF parting from them or of seeing
any of them removed from the dear, warm
nest of the home where she had watched over
and sheltered them so long was anguish to
her.
Stricken with age, with grief, and with
many intirmities, even her great love for the
darling little flock to whom she was father,
mother, everything, could not stay the re-
lentless hand OF death. Yesterday at Q o clock
a. m. the soul of Eleanora Robertson Hennen
was called hence, and the labors of devoted
woman were closed upon the earth RI there
be truth in Immortality. then from her celes-
tial home blessed spirit will watch with
angelic love and tenderness over those dear,
desolate children, who were the only tendrils
that bound her to the earth-the only flowers
that blossomed in her heart.
Who can measure this loss to the orphan
children of the lamented Hood! Who may
dare to fathom the depth OF even their child
ish anguish. left as they now are without
natural protector-ther last prop and stay
removed. and face to face at their tender age
with the hard world The winds of adver-
sity have not been tempered to these lambs
of our fold, and In their early youth have
they been made acquainted with grief"
Mrs. Hennen was the widow OF the late
Duncan N. Hennen, the distinguished iurist,
and tho daughter of the late DIR. Robertson,
who WAS an eminent physician of Nashville,
Tennessee. She was the first white child
born In Nashville, and has been q resident Of
New Orleans for more than forty years. She
was woman of many noble qualities of
mind and heart and her death will cause pro-
found sorrow not alone In the immediate cir
Gle of her home but wherever she was known
She has gone to her rest after life we'll
spent, leaving behind her memories which In
warm and loving hearts will be her best and
most fitting monument.