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belmont Chronicle.l
The 9TH Census District.

The work Of taking the census is now
fairly in progress throughout this dis
trict, and, we presume, in all the census
districts of the country. The appoint
ments for this district we're approved by
telegram from Superintendent Walker
on Saturday Ia the meantime port
fulios, containing the blanks to be used
by enumerators, were rapidly gotten to.
gether ready for the mails aud ON Sat-
urday and again on Monday very large
mails were sent off to the twelve coun
ties composing the district. Fur seps-
rate packages had t, be put up for each
enumerator, one package containing ten
or twelve different papers. and others
from four to six each Monday NOR
ming a dray load OF mail was sent vie
the Baltimore & Ohio road west, and a
very large amount to the Pan Handle
road, at Wheeling, by omnibus. The
large amount of work necessary to pre-
pare such immense mails, in such short
time, and the further work Of examin-
ing and answering the large correspon-
dence OF the Office, can scarcely be ap;
preciated by persons who know nothing
about it, and it is altogether likely many
mistakes were made in the hurry, al
though very few are yet developed.
The district is composed of the eoun-
ties of Athens, Belmont, Ccshocton,
Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe,
Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry and
Washington. With the exception Of
Monroe, all Of these counties we're visit
ed, the territory in each laid of, and in-
qulries made as to the fitness and char
acter of applicants for enumerator. The
district was laid off into 24l sub-dis-
tricts, in each of which an enumeratol
was appointed and com missioned.
Heads OF families can help along the
work very greatly by promptly and
cheerfully answering such questions a.
may be put to them by enumerators,
touching the census. The government
has arranged to take the most complete
and accurate census ever taken, and it is
very desirable, indeed, that all persons
shall cheerfully aid in the work. Many
persons have erronec US ideas concerning
this matter, and may be disposed to re-
sent the inquiries put to them by tht
enumerators. 1t should be borne in
mind that these enumerators are not tax
assessors nor tax inquisitors, and cour.
tesy should be observed and good nature
preserved on both sides.
The blanks in the hands of the emu
merators are complex, and their duties
intricate and difficult, and we assure all
persons who may become yexed at the
questions put to them by enumerators
that the latter persons will have much
greater cause for .vexation than the,
will.
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From the Steubenville Herald, 1st inst.)
A Card.

EDITOR HERALD.-We hand you for
publication to-day, certificate of au-
thority from the Superintendent Of In
suranoe, which is issued after careful
examination Of our charter, and this is
our answer to the malicious and false
statements Of certain persons I am
happy to state that the Company is in a
most fiourishing condition and doing q
steadily increasing business, and will
compare favorably with any Mutual
Company in the State for the same length
of time. JOSIAH CREAsEY,
Secretary OF the Woodsfield and Stpu-
benville Mutual Insurance Company.
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eEA brutal exhibition of hard hit
ting came off at Golfers Station, West
Va, on the 1st inst. between JOE Goss
and Par. RYAN for o., 900 and the Cham
pionship Of the United States for heavy
weights. RYAN won in eighty six rounds
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The Bellaire and southwestern.

:
The Committees appointed at Bellaire
Armstrong; Mills, Bealisville and
Woodsfeld met the officers of the Com
pany here on the 3lst ult. and adopted
the following:
Resolved. That canvassing commit
tee consisting OF twelve persons be ap
pointed. whose duty it shall be to make
a through canvass for subscriptions to
loan to the B. & S. w. R r. Co., or for
the sale outright of second mortgage
bonds of said Company, and that said
committee be furnished with blank con-
tracts which shall stipulate that the
amount subscribed shall be loaned to the
Company for period of two years, on
its promissory notes, bearing 8 per cent.
interest from date, interest payable an
nually, said notes to he secured by q
pledge of second mortgage bonds as
collateral, at so per cent of their par
value, or that the amount subscribed be
for the purchase Of said bonds at so
cents on the dollar. When the whole
amount of bona Sde subscription, exclu.
Ieive OF the amount of indebtedness
which the Directors may be able to dis
charge by the sale of second mortgage
bonds direct to creditors, shall reach
, the sum of sac, 900, then the subscrip.
ton to become obligatory and payable,
and not before, s s,ras
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
We, the committee appointed to rep
resent the stockholders of the B. & s
W. Ry Co., at a meeting to he held at
Woods6eld, on the 3lst day OF May,
1880, do report as follows: @
We have ascertained, with tie assis.
tance of the Secretary of the Company,
that the floating or unfunded debt OF the
Company, after deducting the credits
available from different sources, will
amount to $4,000. Now in view Of
the double liability of stockholders. as
provided by the Constitution and Stat
utes of the State OF Ohio, and in view
of the danger Of losing the ownership
and control of the read, we have re-
solved to adopt the plan that will ap.
pear in the subscription contracts which
will be circulated among you for liquid
ating the Indebtedness. F..
We would further report that we have
taken occasion to look into the official
management Of the affairs Of the. Com.
pany, and believe that they are being
we'll and honestly managed. While we
think some mistakes have been made in
the construction and operation of the
Road, and while we see wherein 1t might
have cost less in some particulars, We
also see wherein it might have reason
ably cost much more in others. We are
of the opinion, taking all things togeth.
er, that our officers are entitled to great
credit for their fidelity, economy, great
| personal sacrifices and devotion 70 the
interests Of the Company.
The foregoing was unanimously adop-
ted by your committee. 80
Attest: WV. McMAsTERs, Chm.
T. A. WELSH, Secretary.
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In a low state of the system, as indi-
Gated by dyspepsia, nervous prostration,
loss Of appetite, headache, boils, etc.;
use Nichols l. Co.'S Bark and Iron. q
safe and effectual remedy.
The composer Of "Grandfather's
Clock" expected to make fortune, but
the profits Of the publication stopped
short at $ll 500. ~e>
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The Chicago Convention.

The Republicans assembled In Con-
vention at Chicago ct noon on the I'd
inst. Senator HeAR, OF Massachusetts,
an anti-GRAST man, was selected BY the
National Committee to preside as Tenn
porary Chair nan. The light between
the friends of GRANT and the anti-GRANr
element for the control. OF the several
committees was desperate. The BLAINE
men waged the most aggressive warfare
against the 'sman on horseback" but
they we're backed right gallantly by the
friends Of the other candidates. CoNK-
LING, CaMERoN and LOGAN run the ma
chine for GRANT and started out to run
over alf who refused to join in with them.
The contract yss one Of huge dimen-
sions, bat they ieh thai they were equal
TO the task.
The several committees were appoint
ed on the a inst, when the Convention
adjourned to IL o'clock on the Sd Late
In the night OF the I'd the committee on
permanent organization decided to report
the name OF Senator HoAR for perma-
nent Chairman Of the Convention, and
decided by Is to IL to report against
the retention Of the unit rule. II the
Couvention sustaias this latter action II
wiz be greatly to GHAsT's disadvantage.
On Thursday the Convention assem-
bled and the FIRST tussle Was had on 0
motion 10 have the Committee on Gre
dshtials report before that on resolu-
,ions. The fight was made by the GRANT
men TO kill the effect OF rule adopted
by the Committee on Resolutions limit.
Ing ssch speaker TO dve minutes debate
on one question. LOGAN and CoNKLIxo
fought the battle OF the "man on horse
back" bat the motion was defested by
l0e nsys to 3lS yeas. While the vote
was being tsAen delegates claimed tht
right to cast their votes for or against
regardless Of the unit rule. The Chail
decided that they had that right. Under
this ruling Mr.. CoKKLlsa. when Ne'
York was called, cast ~ votes for and 2;
against the motion. The Committee OF
Credentials decided In favor OF 1S contes
tants from nine Districts in Illinois
which weakened GRANT that numbe
right st home. But the report OF tn
Committee on Rules against the unit rul
weakened the GRANT crowd worse thai
any other action taken outside or insid
the Convention. The Convention ad
journed TO IL o'clock on the 4th inst.
The Convention met at IL o'clock Of
the 4th inst, and proceeded to wrangl
over the report OF the Committee Of
Cfedentiale. Tie recommendations con
tanned In the majority report were par
TALLY adopted after 6erce and prolong
ed contest against them by the GRAN
leaders. After this business had beel
disposed Of the Convention took reces
until 7 o'clock, at which time the battl
was renewed on tue report of the com
mittee, on Alabama contested seats Th
report Of the Committee was adopted b.
40 yeas to 306 nays, the latter repre-
senting the GRANT column. At 2.l5 A
Il. the morning OF the 9Th an adjourn
nent was had until ii o'clock NJ a
short time before the motion to adjourl
was made. some one called for a chee
for BLAINE, add the Convention wen
wild. The large audience eheered ant
applauded for over thirty.five MINUTES
and the Chairman had hard work X
sgsip obtain control.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

WThe latest Democratic slate is
RANDOLPH. Of New jersey, for President.
and MoDosALD, OF Indiana, for Vice
President. Broken slates will be plenti-
ful In Cincinnati after the 22d inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-06-08

H7CA WRKk. sl2 day .. honseasilv !.
W. made. Costly Outfit free. Address
Taus 3 Co, Augusta, Maine. dec2;'7sY.
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TUESDAY, JUNE s, 1880.

IA union Of hearts, union Of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A anion Of lakes, union of lands.
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER" I"
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ss BEALLsvlLLN, i va
N NoRMAL SCHOOL,
The 9Th Session Of this Schoel opcns
July 10, and Closes 'Ecpeen-
Y'9 ber "a, 1850. 9a svsrscs I

We take pleasure in Offering to IL Patren.
izing Public superior advantage ovsr any
other School in Eastern Ohio-amone which
are corps Of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations. good and cheap Boarding.
moral and social Community. . first-class Lit
erary Socity. thorough course Of Lsctasss !.
AND. at the Close of the Session, The sAss
COUNTY TEAcHEFs, yslslrs ExAH.sA!loE.. AH.sA!loE..
u TEXT BOOKS. ssfgff.t.
orthosrsp hy..........., Wright md others.
Geography-........... Taught By tebiss,
Physicai- Gecgraphy. y...........s.. :. cornslt.
Grammar. ....................H HaTveY.
Aiso prsesiosf dfamnsr Class for the sISA
x cial benefit of Teaohsrs. - -
Composition. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .evintsn.
Analysis ........ :. ....... 0sseaD.
Reading g............Applston,ssd Ae0uAsy-
Arithmetic and algebra .......,.... RAY.
Geometry, Trissnomstry ..,s Dsvtsgsss-
Philosophy. ......... oaashsAhes.
Metric System and q. 8. Bonds wil rsssivs,
special Attention. -"
.. 8. History sry............... ...sy TOPICS.
nnetono.. ..-s.ss- Hatk
Logic. ................... .Schuvlsr
Latin ...................,H Harkneps
-, - = stA.yP,otSSJ, eyeXnSss sse s.VuH9t
Civil Govefnment. i. 80. -. "a. .Mark3e
%Also Glass will be formed ID S6Sk
KshrIKa.
LECTURES. q sfas
Theory and Practice Il rsaskiss cssti e..
= srnmsnt, Astrouomioal ssd PhysisAl &C.,
rsphy, ......... Pno1. b. uCyRfs
Theory and Prsetos Of Teaching. Hsyiie-,
msntary Law, Rhetoric, q. 8. Histssy, 90
Psychology y.....-.-..... .Rxv. L. B. KING. !
Didastics. Histaricsi asogsapAy sal eshssl
severpnsnts. - .. sRV. p. AsP0NeLN
49,. BoARpINe. .y-,
Good lbeaFdIns ssaa - shssiusx Z. 49,.
$500 tos25e per week. Rooms, fsr. sglf
boarding can be obtained st lev safss. i
| g q rUIroM = Z 9s&'
Higher Branches -. 80. g. .......... .S7 60
Common Branches .'.... ............, B. - 4
Tuition required in advance. No money
refunded except in cases Of protraeted nj.
ness. For further psrtiSulsrA Gallon, or a.
disss, D. MsvRY, Principal,
Beallsville, Monroe County Ohio.
mch33, 'S0td. - se'sse ssrsisssfrs HH,l
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EXPENSES,

Good boarding and roons y tosssa -
per week, ~ . 80
Tuition -. ...............s....eo - or
Tuition invariably in advance. For par.
| ticuiars, Apply to1 ~ - wv
q. ". HAMILTON }sy 1s.:ssgss
Lecompton, Monroe Co., OF u-......,.r' !,
G. o. DOUGHERTY, 1
Granville, Monroe Coo.
apF2hsona, y7 sgfaT
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THE CALAIS SCHOOL.
BRANCHES TO BE TAUGHT.

BhANcHES To DE TAUGHT
Orthography-Wright and others; Blseu-
tion-shoemsksrj 6sosrsphy--by teriss;
Arithmetic-Rsy and others; Algebra -0iAsy,
Gramtnar-Bullion, Holbrook, Harvey and
others; U. 8. Histofr fr-Ridpsth aai vsnabls;
General History-Thslheimsr; Khstoris--
Boyd; Civil Government Martin and Towns.
end; Literaturs--staw's English sud Amsri-
can; Geometry-0fnsys Philosophy Steele,
Physiology derman--Peisner, win
Warman's Grammar for reference; Book Keep
ing, Single and Double Bnsry-nshfsr, ea-s
mer, Meservay and others. - s
Special class will be formed In RSslisk
Accommodations IS good here - elsewhere:
We will aim to make this term Of ecAes4
interesting and pleasant.
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THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Isaac Wisener, late Of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this 3lst day of May. A. D. 1880.
junes, ,'SGw3. JOHN KEYSRR.
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AN ANTI-GRANT VIEW.

The Chicago Tribune of tomorrow
will say The Convention met yesterday
and so far progressed in the organization
and in the interchange of sentiment
among the delegates as to show that
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Nfbo A0bertisements,
Pianos and Organs.

A LII persons who desire to take advantage
n of the latest and best improvements In
the manufacture Of first lass instruments
by puro hasing will do we'll to examine the
"Palaeo Organ" the Weber, Stsinway. Knsbs
and Fischer Pianos.
For terms and descriptive catalogues call
on or address W, M. WILLIAMS. Ag,t.
Round Bottom, Monroe County, Ohio.
juneS, ,'S0tf,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Isaac Wisener, Deceased.
, 1880-04-15
SMALLPOX.

nv NEW GhSEt ttHlkthbh1s
Tho stnal-pt,x scare, II Is bci!srcd, Is substan-
tinly over 4 few inoro eascs nrc cxpcatcd any
.lny, growing out Ut surne pf tho lntelyilnfectcd
houscs md tho ecattcrlnR OF tho lato inmates,
but thpro Is no npycr Il Likelihood Of tho disease
extending. No new cnses were reported Sestsr-
dny, and the ono from No. I'll South Halstcd
street proved to bo a clear case Of sncus!os.
Tho featuso Of the siay around tho Health De-
pnrtmcnt WIS II private consultation between
Dr. Dc Wolf aud DIR. Uarrctt In reference to tho
ht..,si,s wltfa tho disease hsld nppeared. They
api,estion of public policy, and tho cnulpialnts
no.tt Injury tn business. otc., On acco,lnt Of the
ss 9St IT, ~ or tqE .S % III 9sIfSss 5
e. ss x,s 4 ef :r,sate aS tht
Would @ Is sa ten NC yers r. honro whcrens b. 'o Wof
hMtl been Of tho ilen thAt, while tho phatlnE Of
ns 1 I'D sprs St y ~ L w", e. s
sxi,st nlscts.l ,iistrle's; md t. Inform soa as
easca eaS II 's @ho saSs stSoy VII iea ss
tsa ta nSqy aa 5 so ,e noss L s'
AtsnEEp TT HEMoyE THE CARDS
from nil houses where theru wcro M patients.
and whcru the premises hal been Thoroughly
ing Of brilnstol,G ind ,,leohul, l,-tho lnntorinls
nsc'1 IN dlssnfceting,lls ,ona BY tho officers Of
the Dernrtment n dsintceti,ns, !F., oxtar'nnnt!eFs
car,ls, h4vc 4tmn'y t'lsagrord on tho nucS!nn Of
fnrtler trshlo III this direction, and carls will
only 10 tlisrtnysd " sKnal's Of tla1xer' nnd r. o
8ntion OF tho Promises.
ANOTHER DEATH
wns reported from tho 1lnspitA! during tho tay,
the Victim pcns 5 sausl A1boiat ~ y es , y, % inc
n ! aSnk m fn4itHv H.,
, 1880-04-15
TIE ClTY-IIA,LL.

a{c ,cnoivnI frnuo
A'sta Atc"sMre. SteMt1'.s " na ~. vyn
tho City COLLECTOR, S-.tUt from tue "alcr be-
parstnant, and xlsl from Tho Controller.
CuyrRotAEn GuuHEY was ut Frcoport ycstor~
,lny. l,ktnr ftcr the interests Of thu lodge, md
~, ,,.'ns s,,"a ~ n,trnv ntton,,i,r Tho rnnor,.1
OF MMy0r Rogers.
JAvp. n. TMtr. nf Inn Efxtccuth Wnrd. Tas
insn""tnfr f, iii Il rntncy. i(ia untno rUcs u1,
fhS nar.r,lt to-iy.
~. '"' ..L
AN ptfNrt IN TO he made at thu "sctinx 0f tho
Cnncil td.1narr!,w ttening n Ut :, nss tue vOtu
GnAt nt tho lnte Glttinl, hit wllnt VIII lf tho Fe-
stIlt of tho movement l'n t'lln can forGtell.
, 1880-04-15
OLD PEOpIIII'S HOME,


Tie management Of II charitable Institution ts
hcta1etl about with many trials md pUrploxiltes.
md tho enrlcst cndcavnr on tho part Of It's OIL
ccrs to administer tho duties pertaining to such
an institution Ia often mot with spirit OF cotn
plnint and fnlt-iintltng n,lUnH tho Inmates;
Thu Old InOp?u's Home seems to l.nyc hcc1 pnc~
ttcMlurty unfortunate Ut lnto lii thta respect, ns
several letters hNyo bcen written BY membcra
of tho fRmlly whnroin charges Of lll'tfcatmont
iii tho pArt Of tho Matron and her azslstants
banded About tn the Gtfect TINT tho old ladies'
hMyv tcen compelled to work, and that thoy havo
not been property cared for.
All GplstfH Of fhla character f0unN Its way to
tho Miles Of THE TRIBUNE yesterday. A1ld Il re-
porter WIS t)ctAtlEtl to got Ut tho fACts In tho
matter. Y took hut y short Tina to ASCERTAIN
that tho Old 1.astles' flomD Is not onty u worthy
Its inception, hut also tn AHccrtnIia that tho H.
n,ntcs arn nIways trented exceedingly we'll. Tho
tnble compares very fnvOrth,y with that OF tho
MAJOrtty lt Peppe, Atsd tho nked poopl0 ire not
required or requested To do Hny inMtln0r OF
work: Tho complaints originate With y
ure entirely Irresponsllls from tho c1roets af od
nf Indy MnnnEors havs experienced groat dill.
Guilty III securing tho servloos Of MatroM who
would or could Gnturco the hnuse rules Unlor
thGs0 GlrGtinatNHcuh certain tnntIltcs hAVG
,lsrpcil tho Mntron's dntics to s0n,e extGnt aud,
INV that q wonintl Of 1eclsnn III tho pcrs0n Ut
Mrs, Sllnpklanls hna hron placed jn rharrc, Do
terrni,ial to curry out hur Instructions, opns,s.
ol,ns. Tho pllbiu sht,uld pay no partlel,lnr 1T.
toDtion tn thbso hslyntBo reports, but rest rs.
Rured thNt tho institution IL worthy tholr Sup
port ami encouragement,
, 1880-04-15
MODERN MIRACLES.
Making tho Sick VOL, tho Dumb Talk,
tho Dcnf lIenr, the Lanle Walk, Etc.

D!spatth 10 the Cincinnati EnQu{FtF.
WyrnEvI1LE, Va, April 10.-For some
weeks past the people of Scott County have
been terribly excited over the miracles wllicl,
Ilave been performed by Richard Miller, Of
that county. Ills fame has extended all over
this section of the State, and hundreds Of the
afflicted are .dafly visiting him. Miller IS n
nlddle-aged man, employed MS tho keeper OF
McAlullin's mill, near Estlllville. 1Ie II deep
a month ngo In which the itlcn was inl-
pressed upon him that, with Gods help,
he could perform wonderful cures simply
through! faith. Ho states that tic next day,
by touching hl!n. Tae Intelligence Of the
miracle. went nl over the county, md the
afflicted OF nil kinds ctme to him, and were
l'enlei slmply by Y the touch Of The hand; =.
A xsstfpey yy|sS G n Witt Ms, II ph9ogrSD9@y @ %
q paralytic uncle, the seat Of paralysis being
In tho mouth, Which deprived him both OF
the, powers 'of speech and hearing. Miller
looked nt tho afflicted man, and after short
night, as Mr.. Wcrtz entered the door OF his
house Oh his return, his hearing and speech
came back to him, and to-day heis apparent
" sIss a's irene Hfea f NaWon beautiful young Indy
Of bristol, Tenn, helpless from rheumatism,
was brought to Miller last week, and when
M attempt was made t., lift her IN the car,
rtagc She rose from the scdNn chair aud said
she was entirely well.
One of tho most wonderful miracles Of
Miller was tho cure Of 1lr. Peter WtifteseI!,
who llns been Tor some years afflicted With
cancer. The cancer WIS touched, aud In
three days lind disappeared. ;.
The mlracle-worker is an exceedingly mod.
est n,an, anti always Indignantly declines
my compensation for his services, alleging
that tlo is but the humble servant Of God.
liz tnkcs no credit to himself for. the per.
formanco of these miracles. All the people
III Ills section believe flrmlyin his miraculous
power.
, 1880-04-15
WHO WAS HEP

THE heath OF WALTER NEfEn. =.
The body of Il young mai by tho name OF
Wnitcr Meyer Ia nt,w lying ut Eitony, OIL Stntc
street. The ouso Vi this yoslnk nun, who died a
week ngo to-day, ut Mercy Hospital. Of ple,lrlsy
and typhoid fvynr, IL Il somewhat singular ono,
anA apparently deserves Investigation.
lIe catan here frt,,n tho Enst ah1,,t n year ugo,
and h!rctt r,olnB ut M. s1al North Clark street,
hut etnid thqrs very litt!u sometimes not being
thore moro thnM twtoo week, apparently,
simply for tho purpose OF changing hs clothes.
lla hull also hired ruo,a ut M: saI State atreot,
nnd wnH tn thu hAhlt Ut spending p,lrt Ut his
t,ne thuEt', elrsurtlnB with tho psctllnr WOMEN
xta mnG H. ' ~ m a. aitS trl. rnaa '@n Wa
Jne S.l!ts, @ who ke0ps saltnt1 ard rcstnur:t "
n NJ w s's% sfsses ~ a sss there Ko dssi
frSss, ri Ill., NSr.h Cisrk strrot pIaoo ittio "vcra
asko isr lii satchsl aid eothos. Ths nun min ssid @
thAt Moyur WIS sick " the hospital ana WANTED
hssS hs sss afs o a s no aty, y fSi s II asyis w
mt hnye delivered thc,lr even with nlse. Hho
we0t t,ts ttext ttors!i,g however. to tho iost;
sluit 10 hull not nsktA this tntlIyitna!
Y call f!r bis possessions, and Insisted
ess @ 'Sq @aa sqs s syso he % to ts s. e e Hs
NV 'isy4 u is t"isy .,ssi sl ss''
wa,tsd i. 10 ss't % his ciarR srset so,'.: bur. IT.
inx ls ergf Eerl4 1t &, sickness ho ~ so,..o lna,,.
tfpt HflL rA ~ flu hs1 Aitu HAtU nttur IlllIlgy
which he hui, antl his witch. After Ills dunth
lila sATcuEi. WAs UrENkH
BY tho lally with whom ho Nulr,lptt, mud was
tnuIal IL eontain over taE. tho ron,ains ef u
$l,u4l packnKu whluh liz huu ha.l. Ho h,td
MnrkeA IN tue hnnl tho nnt,l.rts which ho ha.l
which ny tts'k them. He Gnd mule, either
whilD atcltraus Or for tho PURPOSE Ut tcatlnx
with tho i,Nlls sktlials who surrounded him Whti1
that hb had sntrs btl.s In his satclleI and MlsO
Patstt right which brought HIN IN *l60 y wcek,
Aud thta wLa probably tho reason why tho iuli.
yllual wtl0 cNlleA ut tho houAo was 10 sncltous
to got tho sutCheI.
hut lttao la knoWu ~ to who hp ras. lie
which thoy do not reeoleot. aud sumo ot which
t1ly nut be true. It 10 believed, hpwcycr, that
he was OF German birth aud had nn rclativca IN
this country. aud only ono III Europe. lila