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, 1881-04-19
THE, COUNTY BOARD.


Tho regular weekly session 1T tho 1sonrtl of
CotiMiy cotna,tssInncrs WIS held yester,lay af.
tcrnoo1l. All tho members wcru present.
Tho .1sunl routine matters having been dis.
posct! Of nnIler tho hcat Of unNhts!1e,l business
Commissioner sennes resolution regulating tho
admission Into tho County Hospital ut attcn,s
s.iIeslng from nect1Iiar dsonsrs, wAs brought
np. Tho resolution was ndoptcl. liz object IA
TO onforcc existing rules ard to compel tho otty
IN mako ARRANGEMENTS for tic euro OF s'icll
cs.aes. anout III pcr cent ", tho pAticnss being
'et Aass 1s ts II 'S S rca wa.
ono frt,r, u number Of culhre.1 t,cnpc culntiHIr.
luz thnt thplr raco ttutl mt rcqGlvcd share Of
wi Wam s. Jon.o s1s s ayen e to tEpSh ea eaAs 81 s1.
Ming M elevator In tho ncw Cof1rt'liol1sc. Rc'
Tho l}atliRs In The shorla's Office sont In n PC
ttton lsktt'E for III increase Il salary 10 meet
tue n.,ya,,eo In tho cost Of living. Mr. Ch!rk @
4 recommendation wMs tnntlo by tic Commits
teu uon F9Gnee @ that e:x.sher!.I Ilatfnnnn 10 Y.
Tho airalrs Of Ills o.,Icr upon tho explratiui, ii
ILLS terift. Tho recommendation was isIoptctl.
WOMEN PHYSICIANS rttnscn1nEp. +.
Tho ,'A.ncs ,nt Frnnk Killings and Mnry F,
pg'ninsn|s'' III ae report Of tho commIttc0 on
* discussion arose III to tho alvteabiiity Of
sn,er WoI i,lnvnd thas lie rseoriitle H: @ n.i%ton
be stricken Unt Of tho report.
To nronristy o. nppp1atIna MsSy F. nntes M Is
llrvetl that tne 1D1ect!on WIS ,nerely based IN
prejudice. aittl ho w.ntet tho 0naril to Dreak
oxn M m II S 1 1nrsss m o sa@ ta, 5H IT. ths wama
Of w.,nlen In, tho Hospital would purify tho nt-
ir'Sts; 81. Void, on tho other hand, thought won,
MI should rot be chosen for such I1ncc.. Her
prcscMcu there would ho.u violAtsou Of all MIR
iner FeelIngs. '1ic did not think IL woman could
, 1881-04-19

Mr.. Fawcctt, the postn,astor.u General Of Tn.
Nlnndt hAs ttRdo atlotler report cqpecrnIng his
fnvOrit schetno to encnl,rleo petty sHvlnKs
among th9 poor by Tho aafo III postnl orders Or
eartia with twelve bunk spncer, into cnrl OF
Which M T. TO he K,intnea penry stump. REGIONS
good dcal Of Qalos rdcutu throu4hout EnEaAd
Mt tAo zealol,s blind p1stsnnster's ex petye, wun
tho p!nn WIS llrst slKYcat1d by him; aIid 1t ,Yas
set .'lown a. n:fAninst!o phlanthrnpo frcnk
which the british worktn0mnn would trent With
ct'ntgmpt.e 1ie WIS not likely 10 spNrc bis
pennies from h!s yin TO Invest them III sxpetlce
savings. Hut Mr. Fawc0tt hns tho laugh on
hta sitlo now. Tho worktnxulan. Ills wife, aMi
children hGve ngfs hasto IL invest III Tho slX-
penny cnrtla. unt4 tho amount which thoy hMye
aait ~ n tnem alren:iy nyorAges over half a
tRln'seller poorer and tho English abursr rIohsr,
not 0ny m money, but In sclf.ruspect md self
control; Whit With Ais Froasness, his drunkon-
hu Inns mt heretofore bcsn ub1n to cnjny tloss
virtues g my Ercat extent. The thrifty. Vor-
.hs Hh1'n,;cl. whom hE !splaes. buy 'n,luh
o1ttS simple lttlo DAG tends tu rnlse thIs clnsa
pv!n,nnuItly in tho soa'e OF humanity, 1t Is III
the conquest OF II new territory for England.
, 1881-04-19

Kuhn, tnad boaks: Carson, rir1u, Scott & TO-,
cttae hosiery. cases linens. !. cnses dry p,us;
q. t'lanz, caso .klns: f Il. schmldxnIi Il cases
wine; Lyun& ftpaly, o cnsus tm,islc9! lnstrn.
fnutta: " lsstr l3rns. & oascs cnttnns, ElYin NJ.
ttonAt Wntch Company. packages crookery, F.
1 .. JncEcr 4 To-. III pdckaxes chrthpnwMrr;
.lot[oi Htc1l Comlatiy. 81 stce! blooms. C0lcc-
tlDns. 2B,::,a1.
tiEN. SruntfSu, nj tho P4,st- Office. haa wnkc,1
ur n cnso Af clever swtntltllH, which f,llA heeii
prncf fec,l m neechantf IN ChlrnGtl md 1t. Ilta.
Jllc lnspeGtnr saturday Mrrnttta1 n8t. JO4Gph.
Mn, Emil Wcn., whD went u 1nl ftn ,ecfault VI
Ei.Wm ball. It nprrnrs TINT Wenz ~ Into ne
April hMd somu lcttcrl.ehds ~ Intel rrpre*.,Nts
itK b. piaco VI bt!sncsssus ~. l6.3 Froiarlck.
nscnue. at. 1nscnh, NO.. l'ut tho !ettcrs at,sf
nrdnrs which t1n scnt nit fnd this !'tllrcts
ecr1stchet! ai,tl 1Us ttcs<antn struet tanrioG It
nrpcAr8 that n few tlnOts fr0tii tho Frederick
1vcn,o Htttre WAR mo Eltus WGitx whDsG rnNtltn.
TIM sEt,o'f cItlHl t. src'lrc fNtOrnblr rh'nE
frutm tho commercial nRrnuics ny using tilo
simple fhittal In his ORDERS una srcllre nnl,t,
credit. nthl bu1Rht revcral hundred tltAllsrn'
worth NJ ,Rtn,us. tnntlknrolstcfs. u,tions.' Mltl
jcwrlry. n, receives, tho uoufs mud TRANSFORMED
them to his plac0 ,n MrssahlE street, where he
wis nrepMrtnY ~ sitp ti1cM nlit Of the cptit,trs
when Rrrcstr!l By sho Special ARcnt. It IA not
kilhWn tn whit extent liG has clrrtcd TN ha
swIihlling operations. Asitl business men WIN
havr i,ccn vIctimtze!l sllntill cOmmnNicnto the
faGts to 0u,h epurlinR ut tho Chicauu Post.
, 1881-04-19
THE C1rY-ITALL.


ALp. CuLtERfoS' VINO haa hacn hast s'nce
electton-tlny, returned yesterday.
wo,.x on tho new Ci,y-'inll will ho COM
'"e"ce" !" e"'Acst 'ue '''"'i'A "toA'
TnEnE .wero twonty'essht burial permits
tsscd yesterday ny tho lsex1s1rar OF 'i"1 s'a-
1lrdowcll Inst week. AID. isor.lan,, ssnysh, and
rse each Ind ,.. ono 81 pe", ,s'. reesse ,,ox ,
1w ef fesG ha wsk % SfsSSi e.
'''. 'so "'AN ~ ~
n ssv19or @ neFnnS an"p 5ss n"'ins M n meat
which was an't TOR tooa'
Inv I bspa!tn,ea, b T. i: j f.sh4", to srses o!Is
story stors aIdtion. 1lg l y feet i, ~ Tho rear
of Into lao to 100 o. s Dearborn street. to cost N'o@,
ttm N.tio, Il nSo.vGra IT onw"%tinn 10 tiia ciiv
ma an9 ~ vii so uresent n. t,o recention to e.
iyen vt 1at full or !ho 1qtI ,' # ~, May and ut
''o oa"uu's V" tAo ''e"* =. :no ."s1''
'ne ' nssnr % Hut i et s Mas.in @ iiayos as. To- d..
T. o nr snp me-, aki hns n,seea aa
~ his ci,ai. ba viii iio tionGt rut IL, A'
" rurnr w @ W.. - s,Soo ~ rakon In Yesterday for II.
sess . al ssts', saSSS aF iS; I'D r.
Te Thtrs iavu @ ] o!y oee" III oE i @ ss,ie d
tlato. Tho ptiea aro tluw after tho dogs: md
thnsu owning t11c!u hna lctter come ,n and eut-
tholUss OF valuable auln,aLs.
Turr,. were ,,yo t,cntbs fri,m smo,l-nnx vcs.
teriay.1oae as ' she hs.pisa%! 4 aaa ons It 90
aps 9f9ah ss5ce1 WeFa Se nGM Sasfs scsa
isropn, 1H Sorth Iinlstei, II iiarber streei, and
% %sst SsFs Tsfs ~ F Y%;ss of
atrcmt. srs rntIun NJ n t}rcrt,. sos IN North Wes
, 1881-04-19

cOfAhaFAaNNG*i hhHkATb* flEWH+
Tho question af tho physical wrll-b being Ut tho
pnpis In tho pMbsIn schools at Chcn9u Is one
OF tho Hrvatrst Interest 10 tho ctt!zons,
mud anything which 0pernlos ngnlnst this
deserves aud receives pubIio rcprobhtlon.
Within tho past fdw ,lnys son.u statements have
l'ccti 'nato tind luticrs wrttun on th!a subject,
mud ycstcrlny. with Wow 10 getting thd opIn.
Inn !F sir. George Rowland, tho Srhbol snpertn-
fe,l4nt. Il reWstur chttrtl ,sl,un TINT Ronlutnnl.
ia:. iMr: tto"lanas statement Ii nrpouled, ns fol.
"rIere Z no uniform pan, hut ut most or tho
low tly rrcltat!ons: ;rhls is Tastu,iinrly tho
rr chilarcn Il, s.,.nu rciioos tlloroearo 'noGe.
ss Tys xvsrs' srs sfs faS ss fSE I'll S {{s S;aS
So ssaa se. x sit asss te ashoa es ,S
ps y sSe u asrS 5sG 70 a sat 4S II yons ns
e!,ilsircn ars f. ouy shroo anil hat noifs
a9a 1s io To sy 4t tMsy tsf &
tl,o Chcag2 i,nbllu sclonla i about 4jy6tO: tho
1eS ~ s Fl y. hss a Eis nonE n%ut s'Ga
,nf'r'gcc f'ax g Hnyth!1y mnTa n the WY ii nhysin
Ge',ef Re, .s 1 tn tne sp1l: Tho o th's o could
Cd 10 iii :a sois. TltS = ;yo'I yoanser @ el,ijiron
r Sas. y r. Tue psMSry sn r u, Kr.lSS ro tso to- z
an.l 70 yoars up 10 IT, rhe qhiitire;, aetsi iron,
y ~, 70 II l. ysata r. are M n sGhnai from to lo.l H. M
rsatF. anl ,loat Think tSoy y s,ifcr @ Gtass ,,ty.
+ y !. !s %!,,tss i before t5oy resume
i;'s i;: ny % sS'''$ 's . :ssss - ,l:s$a 'sss' VI
scaest @ at hs to pupis MGs who S ouo 1t aS 9
Il tho 'system could Be- enuti,ued. lit i,6w
there H. re- y pnty me school whuro tEi4 proyls.
phint nf too long t'irs or ton much sltl Inr at
my one session. Tho .nattcr ut ventilation md
, 1881-04-19
IN CHI.
!. CAGO.
CHIA


A Chapter on Western Competition
How II II 1tsxnrdci by a Lending
Now York. j Jobl,cr. ,
Nep Fork Carpet Trnlf
:" 11GalQuArtcra In Chicngo," said lcail-
Ing Now York carpet a1,t oil-cloth jobber, In
discussing that subject with tho writer re-
Gently "don't pB, on general principles
tint Is. so far us the ,ntre keeping OF sales
man thera with samples n concerl,ed."
"Nhy not" qucfIcd lilo writer. ST..
Because" eepltctls the jobber, "tlcalers
who bny Ia ,Cllicngor aro pril,eipally snlall
dGnlcrs who want to look through stock
nil! have their gno,ls shipped as s1on as plr-
c'lnsed. or largo dealers who wnlst to MI gong
special or,lcr or mattel, up sona particular
carpet, md must hive the goods at once, so
tsat TO be successful Oil general principles
lilo Enstern jobber or manufacturer WHO Inns
n Headquarters Mt Chicago must curry stock
.thora as well rs here" {
,s. -" How mally, Eastcrn tobhera and, manu-.
tae55Nrcrs l!a now l'ave HEADQUARTERS Mt chica-
.."Asitle from A. r. .stcwnrt s. Co., who
!inyc largo store there mud cnrry n stock IN
their carEet ,iepart,ns.,,t, Gal' rccall only
IL i: tiailln i g., ilSnpi!Ill, iiamlin t L C".,
gE!i D: Powers Il Sons, uf Nov York, aid
oen e. n39rsX sf iisiois \ SoI'S S oornan l'rota5s
53ar,rs 51gSS,c or It 'antastnrer is' having ''eaa-
."Well, It silnply keeps up n connection
Will tllg western ten!els, but Is OF ITO very
Ereat advantage ,lness tlo party represontel
kosffs y Wl.s . Is anxios to movsau(ckIy"
"fes, tho EXPENSE is large IN proportion 10
thc slna'llless of tho benefit derived. 'Take
i11r1n mot tF t,s,tb -
, 1881-04-19
sICWER-PIPE RINGS,

COMMISSIONER WAlN,EnH FIttliT.
TrtE rnlnuss hna shown up tho fact TINT
tharO IL suwoF-l'fpe combination formed
against tho City OF Chicago. Commissioner
Wnller, Of tho Department OF Public Works, and
City Engineer Crotger hnvo endcuvorcd to )Rht
this tfnst bllt unless tho Council eunlcs to their
rtltos, they viii tltd themselves powcrloss Tho
East and tho Weat each has ita RINK and thgs
nKscomont ia that no bid shall DO below 60 nor
cent tFntn card rites. II al outsider comes Ii,
with lowor bid, tap combination hus nun to
put In hid bel0w lfvinK prices, and thu Assocn.
ton u,akes up the 'luss to him, thus ytrtuulIy
driving tho competitor out OF tho marxvt. This
kIils tue ltttu lehlpre whu haYG st1al atocka Of,
land a!ld who pra willing to soil as INV ~ d uUr
tho monopoly, Mr. Waller Is nlixious to uGtait
tho M Iisht 70 purchase IN the upcu narkot. lii
IT, wy bee 30 o. y 9rcak II up ne tnot,1poiy a save
apthorS'ng !ho Gon.n,ssIonar to ID ID @ he 'su. DO.
Ss H. "ss s1aans ' $Ss Sy It,
=, ;si i; ~, 1,ts"s;;as, 9s lqxer aud cay coune
formed " ono Of tho partIes Comprising ,i,s
combination. that tho acwer',Ko- ppo innp.lfaots. s
thvy hayu bound thoi1scIvas hot 10 bid ioWSt
nia,s' y cnntrAet with th!s oily than 60 psr cent
nn l 1ron eash ~ rates. while ttlo same auulity II
.%tttescneo % q ~ per cont .. tho cost. tested
IL lSs y ys a 'ss s Sy ywsss sS'SssF Ell tss s
aloHt N pdr cent Oft frnn. oalst ratas in yiuW
q tAo altqattqn, anA Of tho sact that tho CITY;
w! 4hyp - }'llruhnsa y larEo tluantity Hf thla
aRalnst tlo combination, rectln,neli.i uil.i
rt,slMcttnlly re1uu}t thEs paaaayc Ut the 10.
conpahylux emergency order. !ospoutiully,
GllAHtE8 b. WALLEli,
Il. C0muitsslonur Of ruh!a Works.
Iortllnt ami should recctyn prompt attention.
alld tho Commissioner ~ Nralitp4 tho n1wec he
aska, ~ It. VIII say0 tho oily u vEeat dual Uf
money and break up rlug.
, 1881-04-19
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

sitr ttrar1 T,trv vcafrrf1nv nnssoI ,,pn,, nt;.
e.,.,, ,o.,,,,.|',s 80 I,.1n. 'IS.a" ,."'.H @
McsaHa soinpla'nh os 'ascehy' om'RMfy ete4e
nnd found Tho itslanl nlllnbor Of bills. =
TuE csso Of Enanue, 1saacs was set for trlul
,,..a.s.s ~. -" .,.,s... ~, .nA 80
ycs.eruay, Wt. h'a HtutheyA oe!hg ehga9ea Ut
a1otAer case IT. wont over w'tnoat unto :.
10 taI vcs.cr,lox n charvs or r"cclvlno ~ hsnn
Solvea i confy bond Witch ws sua,' IL;
weeRs Ro r villa 1T o 81 he s9S Ms
,. nsIus.su' ~ pnS "as E@inSo @ netll ulgchIrVGd,
o%evor Il vi sh w5t 2, IN na9eas sgrpus p u ta9
~ .itt,nsaca a. "n''n N"s" a"u o'o7oa oo1n "xpfea
u "'1Eesses'
,T1lH r,lle which APPEARS TO hnvo boon adopted
BIZ tho Judges Iii tho ErltnInal Court OF allowing
Ieraat,s drawn OIL tho Jury to bring In "rcsEc1-
ubi0 sllhstttcs AMI bv pxe,lssi docs not work
very wulI. il resulted yesturtiuy in inakirE u
some reputation ii tut line of work. md, Il
i,ia,ly uf lilo old "profyssionals =" sYho wors
drvon out lter u long I!R1t.
~, Tl,a sIocx.fAhi's CONSPIRACY CASE.
alryady attr!.otqd considerable attention
Ind seems destfnoa to tattract ayon n,!fc,
, 1881-04-19
THE WEST PARKS, -

uNHAfpf coHTNACT0HS-pAY OF ENpL0Yxa.
Tho Wpst Pink Board met yesterday after
noon, .
A comtnuRioation from tho Wost Town Col.
lector showing TINT he had paid out 2l,uH ,uate
thau h0 had collected was Ic(orrcd to the FL
naioo C01ntntttco with power to act,
a communication fruln tho, contractors who
aru grayelinx tho douglas PnEk bou!oyards
offering 10 !lnish tho work for II confederate
OF 10 cunts per cubla yard Ia addition to the
or9alnal contract, urging that they would
he put to greater expense Ia dniahmY It nuw
than thoy would havo... bcpa bad thpy
been able to tinish It last year,
which they were prevented from doing by thu
men who were aaytnY tho foundation not Keep
Ing out Of'the way With lhoir work, waa referred
10 TIC Improvement Committee.
a resolution was adopted lnstructtng the Eu-
Gluees to cxAl1lna tho a<eea Rlpuz Warrington
, 1881-04-19
ALLEGED lNFANTlclDE.

Matthias Troirst. OF No, vi CnrnolEa street, yes.
tolrlay morning found the bDly'ut II newly born
lnfant 1T prlsy eRult OH tho prem|sos, and Mt
niica reported tho fact to the police, O1tocr
satt'crs, who was sont to investigate, discovered
t1ldt nhry achultz WIS tho mother Ut tho Infant,
and toHl her sauk Abed III tho house Of her
ssi Is yers II f';u aue D. n oniy so soys nobs HI
tho country. Thu child WIS born aolne tl,o Fri
dny night, but Khe rbf1lses to toll wl,othoril Wna
alive ar still. .hnT1I Tho fNthur il nav t[u
Poland. Tic Coronur will Investigate to-duy.
, 1881-04-19
WHAI,A RuIION DID.

sefKt. NuFy HFr0sted young man yclt0n{ay
AFTERNOON unu took him to tho Armory, whoro
he gave tho nama OF Charles ,llobb,. While ha
was standlnE beside the Statloukeppers desk
waiting to bo "booked," Duty nottood that one
Of the buttons waa gono frotn tho prisoners
.nt. ooa5; ,v91 Tar sfmainnx buttons matched pro.
t!ot,r OF Jncob's hnt sOro, on State E0ar ltarr-.
sn. street, nno morning lhout Two weeks ngo,
wnrth ot gp8la. Tho .nlaaIu9 lSks III tie
chnln % o. ey!dence axa'Pst Up young mpa viii
, 1881-04-19
BEAT HtS M0TNER.lN.lAW.

william Cayauuugh,a a une-arlpo<i man 90 years
OF ago, was fihctl SlQ0 Tor va9fauUy and so,lt sb
deadly weapon upon tho pesson OF Nrs. Ilense,
bin own mother.In-lu luw, with whom he bus boon
living at the cort.sr Of 6onth Clark and Nfpu,
t0onfh stAetS. CayauauRh hAs Ut late bce,,
0aRgO1 Ills wlf9f mother on 4ha bolA With j
chllA c9tlco-oup ho will try !lfe ut tho Apuao at
, 1881-04-19

OVER IS YEARS PAPER.HARalRo EXPERIENCE,
Which coats no fu1rs 10 employ than Il slQes
lnoxper'enoa3 WorkE1p,l. a chotce, rarp stock
Of anest art hangIuga aver shown }YeAt, lrtm
full Ut new l,attosas, and repa1batien TOR doing
tsrst-c'ass work only, aro. u soW OF tho reusons
why you should employ 8. II HllyoF 4 Co., w
Wabash RYenuo.
, 1881-04-19

md r.,l1ic.l Latcr. slo:!i,x At $lsTsfsltBo.
S1sbs.fdnisst Lard wnt strt,tlK, u,iti 4o:5 esnts
higher thntt laat Saturday. selling ut stlh.H4b
l!.6J. eltslrE ut $l1.h!s6h1f.G3. SHIRT ribs foi-
Nnnclng l59DlT!t cents per lMl nu4ilds.
, 1881-04-19

HKouglI on Elnts.n
Ask druggists for Tough OH Hats, II clears
out rats, mice, ruachcs, led bugs, etc. 15o boxes
, 1881-04-19

The universal. verdict Is that tho New No. la
th2 alinpest M!ld most ltrallu sowing. nlnchlng.
Wheetor & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 155 State.
, 1881-04-19
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, 1881-04-19

Horsford,s Acid Thosphnlo for physical and
nervous debility. Try 1t,
, 1881-04-19
Tho Cleveland " "LeA1eFN Sues 4 Con.
Temporary fur Mbels

CLEykLAat'.. o.. April l&-Abuut o'clock
Leader. couuahcel suit in tho Gomuou Pleaa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-07-08

Hon. Samuel j. Tilden, in an Interview
with Tribune reporter, expressed his great
horror of the attempt to kill the President
and said this in reference to it from hatioG-
al point Of view:
"Our yUnng American civilization and our
system defective constitutional government can
not afford the frequent recurrence of attempts
10 change the administration ofgoyernment and
the possession of individual political power by
the act OF an assassin. don't mean to say that
our fifty millions Of people can in any way be
made responsible for the crime of single inte
ger OF that vast aggregate Of course such acts
may happen in any country or any age, but the
consequences are none the less calculated to fill
with dismay and disgust the whole community
and to weaken the confidence in Il system like
our own, where they are less eXcusuble than
anywhere else in the world
"At present we are all filled not only with
concern for the public effects of such crime
but with sympathy for the distinguished victim
his family and his immediate friends. 1t is too
early to moralize upon the subject, but two
things are so obvious that they cannot escape
consideration even now. The first is the great
peril that attends the enormous and increasing
power OF the chief executive magistracy. 1t adj
dresses temptations too strong for public safety
to the interests and passions of millions of per
sons"
"Do you refer to the civil service ~ he was
asked. He replied
Partly only. More particularly this: The
putting up periodically ut the end Of every four
years OF the vast power of the government of fifty
millions of people, the enormous expenditure
that it involves and the redistribution of the
100000 offices at rattle in which the whole peo-
pie actively participate must be fruitful ofcyils
yet unseen. Civil connections, fraud and vio-
lence are the natural results"
what Is the second consideration to which
your rctcrrcd?''
"Ihe second one perhaps grows out of the
first 1t is the unbOundcd RIGHTEOUSNESS that
chancterlzes our party competitions and polili.
cal disscnsions, the assassination of private
character, and the inscriptions cllods resort
ed TO TO influence the public Judgment All
good men of all parties ought to do their utmost
to limit and restrain these mischiefs. The I'M
due stimulus to bad passions arms the hand of
the eccentric individual who assumes to himself
to work out results perhaps under the insane
ambition for notoricty Of niamy. But / turn
from the subject with feeling that now, when
every public sensibility and every private SYM
pathy is deeply wounded, | am not equal to
drawing the lessons which the dcplorablc event
suggests to our people. Let us hope that Presi-
dent Garticld's recovery will reduce TO Il mini
mum the public evils of his assassination, while
it will remove the weight of the private bcrcave-
ment which fills us all with concern and sympa
thy"
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Madonna.

The funeral of DR.. j. Il. Nelson took place
from his late residence, near this place, ON the
29Lh OF June. He was 60 years of age. In his
death we feel the loss of friend. He was kind
at heart, a good neighbor and Il skilliul physi-
clan. He was ever ready when summoned to
minister mt the bedside of the sick and afflicted
He was known 10 say during his last illness
he was now called upon To realize what he had
witnessed at the bedside of his patients. lie
graduated AT the University of Maryland in
1896, and was Il resident student of the Aims.
house OF Baltimore City and County. The in
terment was at Bethel Presbyterian Church, of
which he recently became a member. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Joseph Nelson,
Pastor, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Dyse. BY rcquc> /
OF deceased the Iall-bcarers were Drs W. C..
McCudy, A Price, j. 4. Payne, NJ l.. Jarrett
f. Turner and Mr. Alfred Garrettsun.
few days ago Mrs. WIN. Rutledge accident
ally fell from the steps of her home, splitting
upon her arm quantity of hot starch which
she was carrying. The arm was severely burned.
The wound was dressed hy DR.. Frank Turner
Bethel SUNDAY School is in ilourishing con.
diti0n. The roll contains us scholars. NJ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

M. u. Church-Rel Air lO% A. NJ, and " p.
NJ. Mt. Zion 81 p. NJ. Rev. H. &. Mcdaniel,
Pastor.
Fast Hartford Circuit, NJ. f. Church-Thc Sec
Ond Quarterly Meeting of this Circuit will he held
at Calvary, July 9th and 10Th Preaching by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. w. II. Chapman. 4 fun
attendance of the official members is desired ut
the Quarterly Conference. II. McNemar and C..
a. Jones, Pastors.
The Rev. G. A. Jones will preach next Sunday
at Gunpowdcr 10y A. NJ. Abingdon 81 M
East Hartford Circuit, Southern Methodist
Church.-Preachng next Sunday. Aberdeen l0s
a. NJ. and Sacrament of the Lords supper
Preaching Mt Perryman SP. NJ Subjcct-"Fret-
fulness.' j. w. STEELE, Pastor.
SPECIAL MEETINGS AT AYONDALE.-GOd will
ing, there will he Il prOtractcd meeting at the
Avondale Chapel, commencing Lords Day, July
10th, and continuing every night during the fol-
lowing week. except Saturday. and over Lord :
day, July Eth. There will be three meetings on
each Lords day, viz: At 1910 A. NJ, BID +. NJ,
and p NJ The meetings during the week will
begin at p. NJ. II. ID. Clark pastor of Puca
street Christian Church, Baltimore, will preach
during the meetings. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend. Albert Norton, Pastor
Strength. VigOr, Chcerlulness. Il good square
meal is what }. NJ. Laroques Anti Bilious Bitters
does for you; if you doubt, the proof Is easy. Try
1t, the cost is only - cents paper. or 81 bottle
All druggists sell it. w. Il. Thornton, proprietor,
baltimore, Md.
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and shoulders. He was unconscious for some
time but is now able to attend TO business. Mr..
Ford on the following day was also kicked on the
hip by Il horse he was shoeing, but not seriously
hurt
LUNG FEVER.
Mr.. A. Cooley lost valuable horse, from the
above disease, few days ago.
MAIL ROUTE.
The mail stage from Darlington via I.apidum is
now changed, and goes via Webster, reaching the
latter place at $50 A. NJ, and ON return at u
O'Clock, NJ.
MORs OMNIBUS COMMuNIs.
On saturday, ID, at about | o'clock. the sad
news OF the attempt to nSSaSsnatc the President
reached us All work was stopped for the rest OF
The day, and messengers might have been seen
Fastening from all quarters to points where tce-
graphic communication was to be obtained. II
was not until a late hour that ray of hope came
to lift the gloom which had settled over u.s.
Ill "