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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-18
"OSTETTER'S BITTER'S FOR SALE AT
n Locher's Drug Store. East King street.
DIR. GREENE

Is exceedingly happy to announce to his nu.
safely returned from nearly a seven weeks
tour through portion of nine estates, riding and
sailing nearly LOCO miles. DR.. Greene is now
ready to help all sick persons to regain their
health. His attendant says in one week of his
absence l07 patients called to see him at his
ofices. Tho following appeared in the Col
umbia COurant of June II, 1880:
FROM THE BRINK or THE GRAVE.
As nearly everybody in Columbia knows
Harry Long has not for two years past been ex-
pected to live from one week to the
other, nearly all of which time he
has been in bed or propped up in an
arm chair. During this time he has taken
medicine enough to kill q dozen people
pounds OF pills and powders and barrels OF
liquids, Mr.. VIM. PaxsOn, and Others who had
been looking after the wants of Mr.. Long. pre-
vailed upon him to try DR.: c. A. Greene, of
Lancaster, and am pleased to say the effect
of DIR. Greene's treatment is magical. The
sick man Is now almost like one raised from
the grave He Is now out visiting friends, and
few days ago was in Lancaster city to offer
congratulations to DR.. Greene in person. Well!
well!! Wonders never cease. SIS.
DIR. O. A. GREENE,
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Trains connect Mt Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettyslu.e.
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ. WILSON. supt.
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Hallcaster ftltelIigencer.
EVENING. AUG. ID. 1890.


Tho Outlook Over the Country.
The following statement, showing the
condition of the cotton, corn, wheat and
tobacco, was issued by the department Of
agriculture:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, Aug.
16.-CottOn-The returns to this depart.
ment since August l, shown an increase in
tho condition Of cotton since those return
ed in July. The average condition for the
whole country is 102. The following are
the reports by states:
Forty counties in North Carolina aver
age log:
Twenty counties in South Carolina aver
age 90.
Eighty-four counties in Georgia average
90.
Twelve counties in Florida average 96.
Twenty-cight counties in Alabama av-
erage 80.
Thirty-seven counties in Mississippi av-
erage 80.
Fifteen counties in Louisiana average
90.
Seventy counties in Texas average no.
Thirty-sevcn counties in Arkansas aver
age LOG.
Twenty-Five counties in Tennessee aver
age 1O7.
Timely rains arc reported in all sections,
rather too much in the states bordering on
the Mississippi river and Texas.
The stand is good and some ten days
earlier than last year. Worms, rot and
rust arc mentioned in every state, hut no
material damage yet done.
Corn-The general average of the corn
crop shows some decline since a month,
and is for August 1, 9S against 100 on July
1. As compared with the condition report.
ed on August 1, 1879, there is an increase
of 5 per cent. iOf 1 ,s4s counties reporting
the crop on August 1, 1856 report full
average, 4sS report above, and 400 report
below.
The New England, Middle and Atlantic
states as far south as North Carolina each
show a very high average. South Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama show the effect Of
drouth. The whole Mississippi valley
shows an increase over last year, except
Illinois and Indiana, where there was too
much rain early in the season, followed by
a severe drouth in June and July.
Spring wheat-The returns Of August
show a condition of spring wheat of SO
against 81 last year. The weather during
July was favorable-mOre so than during
the last two years. In Minnesota tho re-
port is very high, but in Iowa and Wiscon
sin it is not much better than last year
The damage is attributed to rust ant
chinch bugs. In Nebraska and Kansa!
the early months wcrc very dry, and thu
rains which came were too late to restore
tho loss. California and Oregon report
the highest condition since several years
Tobacco-The general average of th'
whole country is &c, and was in 1879, a
the same time, n, and in 1878, "a. Their
has been no change reported since month
except decline in Maryland and Ken
tuckey, owing to drouth, and an increas
in Virginia, ow ing to favorable weather
of per cent.
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III On and after MONDAY, MAY lOru lSSO
passenger trains will run on this road Us foi.
lows:
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r OCAL Mali. .ARHANGEMENTS
HOJIRS E(.n CHASING, T1Ir 49,.

HOURS FER CLOSING THE MAILS.
! BY RAlLROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL
7:So q IN; ESQ p IN, 4:l5 p m and ll:sO pm.
| WAY MAIL, cast, 7:J5 u III.
| GoRDoNvILLE, DOwningtown, Leaman Place,
| Gap 6pm.
| Place, 7:30 u. III.
PHILADELrHIA through mail, $50 and s4s u
| NJ, l2:3O, Ais and ll3O III.
| HlTTsBUR0H and west, 1:30 and 1l:3O d IN.
| HARRIssuRa MAIL, lO:sO a m, l:3O. 5:l5 and ll:39
pm.
| WAY MAIL, west, 1870 m.
| BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON via Philatlel-
phta, 4:l5 m.
BALTIaoEE AND WASHINGTON, via York, LEO p
| BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
11:30 IN.
CoArEsv1LLE, 4:l5 pm.
COLUMBIA, lO:3J u III, l30 and Sis m.
YORK AND YORK WAY, l:30 and Il:aO p III.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 1880 q III, LEO and 1l:3O p
READING. via Recalling and Columbia Il Il. 7:3o
| IN and 1880 pm.
r.. kEADIse; via Harrisburg: SIS and llso m.
East HempfieId and Ephrata, . m.
,,Ua UuAEKyydLIE, WI. Cnmarg1, ReftSn, New Provi-
yie mithvle, Buck, Chestnut Level Gartns Grrens
Peters Greek, Pleasant Grove, Rock Springs
lakewood and RowIan'!sville, MI, 0I5a In, and
NEW HOLLAND. Churchtown, Greenbanx.
Blue Ball, Goodvilie, Beartown, by way OF
Dswnhgtowm, ssrn ut x1 7S ons, m and M
Z ia
WILLOW STREET via West Willow. at o:l5a.
BY STAGE-Millersville and slackwater- II,
safe ne Ha.arbor, a.,I, daily, at 40 pm.
g, Binkley's Bridge, LcaoocE, EareviI}e, New
handls valley, oregon. West Earl. Farmers.
vile, uinklctown. Terre Hill, Martin1i,Ic,
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and Wheat.
Land Mills. TO S.r:lsburs, daily, ut pm.
Neffsyille, daily, at p IN.
New Danvf'lc, COncstoya, Marticvil,o CS;s.
manvi!ie, Mount NebO. Rawlinsvillc Eethes in
'' WHfES Sss; GPEN "5S: F6E DEIi9EEY. 81 IL M
ARRIVING BY RAIL.-Eastern mail a ~,
1920 IN, and GO m.
Eastern way mail, ll:30 m.
Reading, via Reading and Columbia. s:3o ,,
Western way mail, $50 m.
Reading way mail, l0:U q III.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOm Safe H,,rlfI.
and Millersville, at u m, daily.
From Millcrsville, 7and 9 a m, and pm.
From New Holland, at $50 q m, daily.
Reading way mail, at 1910 III, daily.
From Strasbnrs, ut $50 IN, daily.
From NeffsviIle, ut p m, daily.
From Rawlinsville at II . IN.
DELIVERIES EY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by ,etf.r nm.
riers each day, and on their return trina &Sn,,
take up the mail matter deposited In the Ieffcy
boxes.
For the first delivery the Carriers leave ,h.
office at $50 m; second delivery at 10 u M:
third delivery at ii q IN; fourth delivery Mt 2 :,
m.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the pOstOnice Is open from Anrt
to October ], from to 9a m. and from 6 TO :
4 m from october toApril from to 10 m.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JACOB STOTT, LATE or
u Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed Auditor, appointed to pass on excep-
ti0ns filed to the account and to distribute the
balance remaining to the hands Of william w.
Stott, administrator Of said estate to and
among those legally entitled to the same will
cit for that purpose on TUESDAY, AUGUST
81, 1880, at 10 O'Clock g. M, in the Library Room
of the Court House, in the city of Lancaster.
where all persons interested in said distribu.
ton may attend, H. C. BBUBAKER
augl0AtdoaW Auditor.
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MEDICAL.
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. H. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Reigart's Old
Wine Store, by o prominent practising physi.
clan OF this county, who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to in his regular practice.
1t is commended to the attention of those af-
fifcted with
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FTNHE ACADEMY CONNECTED WITH
i Franklin and Marshall College offers su
pertOr advantages to young NEIL and boys who
desire either tOprepare for college or to obtain
ceived Ht any time during the school year
Send for circulars. Address
REV. JAMES CRAWFORD.
ctll-lVd Lancaster. Pa.
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letter from s:acisnlond.

Correspondence OF lEe Aleyandris Gazette
EICiiMoND. Jan. New Vests calls have
becn The 0rGor OF toe day 10 Rchmoat. Fhu
yourg LADIES', instead IT resolving by thamseirus
as has 0oon customary, this year c lived 10
cfcHds together. lo scne houses as mary us
.wevo we're together, aud 10 none were there
less ;han four. Io-morrcw uigbt the great
Leap loag bail takes place at tie MOSAIC
Club 4 big crow1 giIi be in attendance, and
he ycung ladies arc even now running around
ctfering 20 escort gentlemen there, and if it
rains provide hack, &c. The gentlemen like
this Part OF the chEn.t. Last ogft nj the first
nsrty gjvan By tho "Nlislc;ce Club" the Lean
cGr scEculo was begun ST y clock Wher
tae clncE; struek that Eour ell pr>vi9us engage,
mcutS woro declared carcci9d ami the ladies
teen had &c ask gentlemen &c iaaco viii!
the!a. Thls week has htoo Unc Of uainteuop
cd g,yey. The Misses Barrett, Gsugh.t:s CT
Lawrence i:afrai', tbs: trsgeGiau, r,cli7td IT,
day. They wilt 5qaaG several weeks 10 Rich.
mend.
The ri: to-day is sfost WITH ruo?.s IS t.;
VITO vii DC sc:tct,d i; c!c;bs IL ,h3 Cam,rl
but noth'1g dcEune cau tn lcsrue;i. [; is sal.
't@S ~. !a' i>li lI!u VIII pr It'ElQGC &
clerk id tno Auditors oLfi.c, Mr.. 6, II. TsSlor
10 the Fgeasurer's cfic2, aad Mr.. j. L. Sb:cs,
ctGrd !G the Second Aniit9ss cities. [. tins
razor Is true then i; you'd seem ;ast lie whole
Ias> mc0t Is ia sia'e ct tua,uT ND the oan-
ems 'i'e Is t. ne cbcyt,i - aoEe III thc basement
tt1lcer". Al ct 'us icriIcuieu bOvo mentioned
ere old cl tS:.
|! is IS, very .cp, rally eircu.rd that Nj.
OF e2urso hr 81! o.; -:sica lis pos,soo as Scr.
.;Gr il ne is uot G.c,,t; Gavaiurr. Ii is under.
s0id - Re TGats % ,:i2k? Ger. Williams OF
W,",n:t,cc, Sayst1:.
Ia statistics ii l;chnoSd fer The year lust
euGcI !Ga:c..c that ntl tusiness ard matefla
prOapv!l.. h"s gre@siy 'ncfcsscc. Another good
sign Is tie c.nra:anve!y small aumbrr OF
business :Fuge7 aun0Uuced iu-day, ana mosi
c! these a:ncuuced ore simply tic ,ak!ng into
arms Of ytuY2cr s2as. and that SORT OF thius.
lie middle actd clIZ Us Ct Richmond all
have !IV j. recollection of Geor.e. he Cou1.
johannes. Poor Old fellow He is az las. The
crush d 9r:g dian" Before the war, when
he had charge Q! tie theatre i vas 10 lis psiny
dHy'. Tux ct sock cimEa1y chose urlu
bcrs ger" sEch actors IS Joe Jefferscr, Heyrv
Psceiar, Edwiu Adams Jrr!us Hru.us Eoottr
I'D ha'5 ni such map. U,d cii;z>as delight
&c dwell cu The foe aciug Ct chose DAYS
George the Count built the ;t.@3!re n Norto, K
and also tao one in Peter bIrS sad when bis
D;g ventures broke him, lis wi;s csr:: 4 IN th e
lieatre here With fac sto,l !; yom1suI. Biz
daughter, Miss Av"E;a JnnoS, .i!er~.rde sn
actress OF great mfT.... WIS educs,e,i ia iyh
.a0Ed ;. A:r. teiietI: schuG).
Tuesday next is tGe Dry Gx.d fuc TIC T.sSis,s-
;uTa 10 meet. il hey have quorum. wh!ch is
d"rb:tui, they viii! crccoed It o..cct1 ju4ga ulak-
ing-Lhsi Is the mrinrtJ will g. 81 ;h.t w"rs witt.
INC via OF if@ih! gTcaiiaesa. ETR9,aB?v.
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.: EsGff:S.3 NE as.

Rev. D.. }. Wa. james Las been e!acted
secre;aE" If Toe les MoHna,cnt Association 10
Place Of Ca, 5, bsssott Free CT rcslgued.
N, K k'nuac. CO.. died a, his Is,o res.
icnco, 10 Frederick c1lr!g, on Tuesday O. lest
wc2k. b:ft.e the war nc rcrrcscntoA Fred r
RICK county Ia be Ga,ctal ssemb!g OF Virgins,
L Y. George ". Nelson, vic will Occupy the
pGil i: es II ~ IS. James' ChurGa, in War.
rpp,op. toI 'hG t:s: time OF SucGay, is grad
use # the Theological S,nnusry. Hc was
Vaptsln .! artillery lii tho Confederate army,
snd served vi distirctiou.
The arguments 10 the Poin9cxtrr case wore
submitted 70 the Court of Appeals in Il CHI
mcnd bel, re its urnmunt. The Judgment O.
ne Court II is rXpeUlcd sill be announced upon
III reas'cmb!lbg stt@r the Christmas recess. The
ACCUSED IS represented 10 b, quite hopeful Of e
favorable uprl0n tcl0g rauuerei by the SUI
pEetne hcncG. |; tho mo.ion r a aow trial 10
rtips &. the prisoner will &c removed to the
peLlcntlatE to serve out Iis sentcice :ur killing
{. O. Cuc;is
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Th3 =
~ z EsA,v .T"EH-S.
njae Ia nCr.hr.r p,;sis - iic

aijac il atr.he.l Ptgsis IS tic CASH.
i, /, proposed 10 Re ) :, 20 c1ac, Iec Ell pu.-
isSiheH:S Il; blhl'.ss d tiia army.
kGs Ai..:!sl Las I:7ec 10000 marks for tie
5su-ti o: lie ;.G,iaH :: c-cn IL Upper Siesia.
Ts-n;y ,hc1sur & 'ops 5f s'esl rails have ia. t
024n 1Fdes. 4 IL IS pTsli5 Tor The American
market.
tie mas &c. raging ?97 nc 1eys a; Grapda,
SFaln, 10 .te 0righnolh sod CT the Celebrated
A'hauo!e. A number Of houses have been
bu,oad.
Bf!gadisr General Sir Eeo7o Wood. one Ct
Inc ctmnatd IS OF the IA'r war, BY Tie
= icG:. : desire val scc u play the * Eup;cs.
huRenio &c Zaluaud II February.
The gZau.5a,i 70 Of Gotzaicn, The wuulG &c
Spanish T"sicidr. elected no ;Ei1rm!!ioc tend.
log to snow that il,o utte'np5 "a: i'll. &c po.i.i
cal aGimcsi'y.
| The Sonie;y Of S.. Viuc5o. d. 2.u. il France
has resolved TO heVe gcvial :cl.eetiun 10 CAST
! 0: It's cO"i";cyc-s - rc,i-se LIE diatresS il
lrerd.
Diving il tie lay at tha soeus of The rese:
t!llSe disaster hsa beea suspended cwtag tc
! tHc ooistefars weather The r.;lxay n rites
sly there Is llt'e 1oCb5 ;has toe b.! It hsv'
| becE washed i"Aarhr,;, AID boat expedition /:
| being ofealIZal 10 gclrch for ihen,
! y dispaGcb 'c2o: Jaou rnc0r:s tnst AMOR.
! TIC st!pE. t!en5 pres ated o! Macomed Jan q,
= basis tor yrscc We're H. ,elur0 e. lati. d
! che Bfltis!. .cro5 81 Gabai, snl that prolnist
be gwen 70 send D:ck lHu Ant.r. two Bcitisl
o,h.cc' e r""-::a CT Cabui as hostages for tx
! tuiEI!mcat 0t the pECusc.
! A. q review of sam" ef tie regineuts 0! tht
! RUSSIAN guard yesterday the Emperor made
! sp9ccn &c the u"U0s, eXD;; s:lHg his oou2lCii0I
Iast they WCui& sc.yn inc -z,rt7itch IS faith
! fully as they raj -cIyoa him. The EnDero
then salu!nd :n9 CzaFe9i,cn. At dinDur civ
! en- 90 tic aGr l11i,ary 0! tne crossing of tn
! Bskans the Emperor nntaret: The la!i ccGin
! The IzaI,yaa and accompanied by the Czare
| vi.Cl.
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1,rfyCr from a'rsroDpr,

Noncompliance OF the Alexsndris Gsz,.te
h1,rr;rrrT's Station Y, I'm 1881
,..,,;- .'u..',
-. '"''' S.'' "a 'n' p'''oo'' '''ps'' u -
Gnu Drj"r, ae19%Sci' on Aooday' DC 'mbcr
Z"ih uH'' tDei@ we're very large number OF
j. r9"n3 LiHSsot' hnu the Giauirg was quite
S:!lco. 90 i,!o' cry Was Io!o np crsaif q SIX
MOUTHS, 90" !;-.c' 3p''ii'' 81 l'I9Ws loI:eS
ION -" q 40, eot's = years o'a ron Sc
90 E1' co., 20 :: yc.'S ,,'H i" 20 coy hoHs
sGD's ''o'. S'9 .'% ~ = w per nreu' cows
"!'to". v".,1s 80 - 20 ytS.'.His 'Aot' I'D
c%'7es 4-.oy 1" 49, sho'p s:"csl lfom - 20 q
- % Per Hea1' ooEc iEum - ID to - 20
pr ujlY h 70 'Io t"1, oS,s 10 eopte per oushei'
n"'1' y" W S''iV pr ~, &c 10 many
ao 80, '"u ps'a cssil'
I 49,, "a, q" ~ uIH' Any
- o' ,.';. S''v1 ~ ~ "'!I''te 'h'a
,...S S'-,,i' SI''1'' Wv "'""'o'" c'''tAeo! o.
va ,I':.' :! '.'.;, r,.
lt%'E ."2.D'h'r II GS' q "ooa lem p!afS al
',!> page DsS k'o"' 10 :e" n'n'nS rom less
th2o Coz'o chor. or 19uocfS To- above ioF'y
e2foH7'' e2.'? ana !'u2 zen ana %emfr' as
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Sem 4 u" Nyrtet0 exchanges nut cntiro'y
too much stT's5 up0D tho effectiveness Of the
gcar!Dant against lsc ,srlsm in his o95ntr7.
Ia tie Grs; place tho sentiment doesn't txi t 10
anything Ike tho extopt reported. sDd in the
scjoud, Il !: did, it would be cuter.aipCd By
pcogiG wise opposition would DO impotcpt
against the tod, Inscriptions, sud reckless
efforts OF hCao favor. b to inperisiism. sup
ported, as Aoy would be, By tbs vast uumb,r
Of goot o. Z ls who hago become thoroughly
discusto. With he IT sent order of things aud
WHO naturally imagine that any clspgc mus! be
for y;e bctt0r.
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Ii now appears That the imminent war be-
tween China std japan about the prcttcioEstip
Of the Loo Cho3 l,laud. which General GRAFT
was bcsjuGat bg tbc rnlsrs Of those resp i've
c,Gn&i3s 10 ayr by hi4 vie counsel, Vas a
nclc ftmort Ct lie Imagination Ct Mr. JOHN
Russell Iuugg, AID i=s aeger caused the pa:~
ties who Should DC BE mast coucarncd q M,
Inept'5 uaecsiacss. But Mr. Young YES Ger.
GCen!j Boswell, though a BAD oDc, aud had 10
wyi:c something. ard 10 such mau, especially
in the c3s. I; > county SO dis,art as Chi0e, q
fictitious H.r is eilcsane as ~ actual oDo
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Tno J.oug< number 0; .nc S,r,ar,o soc;o.,,
vIisioricsi p,p..s oaota,os At Ar, c}o h., Ror
Ji,r,ep Fd,s,rd Har1cr. .: rrounsy,IIs Pan,
s,,,,i. ,y-;,,, ...-i,.o,;v. ,:.r.,.,,, ,,i ,,;,b
;-.,:,o.,f.I, ,,i,Iooco o,ot,,a;,.s no >.,nt;,,.
ma, - str i,s.i-,g IN bia p.c.,r;s, u;s.or,
Q; The Civil Var, thgt s5r CopGca eratnz naoa
ooisoocd .,d Explosive bcIcts. Bat The rcc2rd,
0; tha pa;eos OMcc 1t Washiagtoo show that
srch hs~bar,us nj ,.;,cs y,.a ns,o,icd 10 rho
Halted S;s.es government l,,;oo ,hn ca7 erd
uh,t Is uorsa fer .hc .cn,tst;,n rf,ln o,rnfrr
fla r,cor6s f n. Wv u ..sc,r,n, .bor ~,
.,,,r, ,,,r, ;..,,.4 r. ID ,.o3 -, -. ..oo,. -
-. ;, 3.-.r....,,.. Tv.,o otI,.4 cats, III ,s;o,,
o-,, - I'm ..,,.} .},,o, -, ,;rif ,or :, -,
,,.-;7. p. .,.,, :t..,f .-ss,,;I,. l. was nall
Lr,c.r wi o,.,y - ,n .fGc,.s t,, - o,,,,,
rr;v,tc T. ,fe Toof,ac,a;. e,ro ;b,. rboo h,
. g
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A1TtMpTtD RoBBhRY.-On Monday night
Mir. Albert Fletcher entered bis store at the
depot sitter il lad beer closed for the rig! t.
% going bah!nd The COULTER, his f,ot eano 10
ntsc, a a uan coocaalad Hereunder, but
b4Iore !inht could De brought he made lis es-
cape The rogue had sawed bar out ct the
cellar window aud asooudcd through the ir.p
Goor ii tho foer, through VII c. be &C ,peo.
He had Elected quantity 0; groceries to
cary al III The rveur Of oos being Giscoyeled.-
EQIr1itO2 .SOln .S1uth
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CHILD RECOVERED \, ne years Heo Mori
mcr Hayes, CT Cleveland, Ohio By the sudden
death Of his ato. TsS Left with two chidrea,
both girls, ore Two years Of age aud the ether y
two mouth o!d il!ant. He temporarily plscad
them IN at orphao *s?!ur; but bs7ipg made
trfsugem-nls 70 take charge 0! ;hcm, he tou5d
tina, the Youngest hsd been eiVec 20 u Ieputed
wcsl:hy family two days after is ebtFaJcs. All
his eifortS to trace the missing chiid proved
uoavslllng uDtii recently, wheo be tcand lis
child vas atttnGiDe the GeFman GatIc &c 5 ho0t
ST Mass'il3n. Shs wa the adopted daughter
of p1or baker naned Gobbiy, aud wa cruelty
treated. rs Gohby refused TO give her up,
legal steps were Instituted, aud she was restored
10 her father. WHO bG5 removed her to lis OWE
hcme il Cleveland, where she is con:e1ted snd
happy.
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Horrible Tragedy.

NEW YORK. Jan IA Nashville, Tenn,
special says: "a horrible tragedy occurred civ Ei
miles from Nashville "Wednesday night. RICE
ard Battle, coiored, and W 70 had separated
clock D. m. of the day mentioned. He VS.;
going to church with four other r.gresses. DC
commanded her pre,emtorily to g0 with him
She ratuaed. Selling he- roughly by ths arm
he dragged her leo yards away from the crowd
OF Wcmea, placed the muzz Of doub!s. barrel
ed shct gun in her mouln and fred, blown.
of her head from the mouth upward. Battle
escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

Tie attempted ass4ssins'i1u Of Senator SIC
&aG's soa 10 y ashicgton yesterday suggests tna
p!oarissY Of !npEassiag yo1og womoa th the
fact thsc aLon they have Il her real or mGs
ioary TConxs rtdcess against he stronger s. Y,
the lsas! # u! method they can prrs,io is .
resort & phys.cG fgrca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
arrival of ParneII & 80

New YORK, Jap. p % ooard the s!osu.
skip 81, It's ghieb droppgd anchor If Oar
al lac this morii 6 ere Aics: rs PaT1cIl. Dillon
ard D"Viit tue LISA a2ilators They &C oeipg
sree!ed his moruiOc by the Now York recep.
uoG committee aud party Of iIlents have
goae down to q 4aiautiuo to meet them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
Give STnr En-7

LONDON jan 2.-The bars W. Il Je1 k7s,
from Philadelphia for Hsmburg, has sErivei in
the Downs. She lost five Of hei crew over
board she hiss also been ii collision
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
The IRter-0ceau,c Canal

NEW YORK, Jan. "a PansEis specisl of
EcS;etdaS says: ~. do Lrsseps ssys no hiss
made sErangemen:s fer s complete vsrifcat,on
OF the surveys. WHICH will require six months, ID.
tie end OF WHICH time tie w.rx o. constructing
the cAnsl will begin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
tDc:aIistIc ( S.igreSS

Pl1TsBURG, Jan. Tho Socalsiio Con-
er IS he'd lis last sossloH here =. sterday and st
II 80 adi urned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

ZYMoTlc CoNTAGJoN. Professor Tyedaii
asserts that diseases sre pr0pegated 90; %
ehuvia or saver gas, but By solid par ,icIcs dis
charg d uto tho atmosphere by clircots OF air
or gaS. Tais ho proved by the following *,
pertinent:
lie cut rp piece Of steak, sccpcd 10 water,
healsd it at a li;t!o above the Temperature CT
the bod. thea strained III the liquid 10 a
ST or. ;lpe thls fluid became rurbid, uud, when
examined through micTCsc )pe, rsas ionD2 70
be sHarminS with living organisms: b. The ap-
picstloo + heat these we're killed. aud, wheu
;te soIulior vas filtered ho oh.aincd perfectly
Elre liquid Eticn, ii kept free from par'icics OF
dust. wruj remain pure for an unlimited pc
tloG Ia. ii a ti7 were 10 dtp s as il fuid en-
tar leg living orgabi5uS aud theo int tho pure
tquid the whole you'd De sw=rmirg WIKI ani
u4s!cu 10 Is hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
CUTTING GLASS WITH scissors Mary DEF,

CUTTING GLASS WITH SCISSORS Mary per
scns DAY 40; be aware, says 40 American oou
temporary, that glass can be cut uodrr wafer,
tn great ease, to ALMOST suy shape. by ,mply
usog a pair of shears or 5rong scizsoss L.
order to insure SUCCESS tao poiats muss DO st
tended to-6rst, aud noss mpcr'euG, The glass
must be kept quite level 10 the water while tbs
| scisscr5 are applied; and seeoudiy, 10 AVOID
r SIX, 1t s better to begin the cu;iog BY laaioe
OF snall pieces at the corners. soG gloay The
edges, and 81 rcduo, tbs shep, gradually to
that required as, il sry attempt is N de TO GU,
the glass all at oCce to the shape, as We you'd
Gu! piece OF cardboard, it VIII most Likely
break jus; whtrt it is not wanted. Some kinds
of lass cut q uch bette than others, the scf. er
glasses b-iug the best for this purpose. Tie
scissors need not be at all sharp SIS .belr acton
does not depend 90 the state of the edge pre-.
sentel 10 the glass.