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The daily gazette., 1881-07-11

Nh. CoNKLINo's PRESENT AssocIA-
rIoNs.-The New York Times says;
Ex-senator Dorsey 10 . irregular visitor
20 Mr.. CoDkling,s rooms In New York,
and ex-Assistant Postmaster-Ge enerai
Brady Is also on intimate terms with
Mr.. Conkling. Mr.. Price had Just re-
turned from PhiladeIphia Thursday eve
ming. where he had been on brief visit.
Mr. Copklng's companionship with
much commented upon'in the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel last evening. Silas B. Dutch
er, State superintendent OF Public worke;
Arthur b. JohnsOn, of Utica, and @. NJ.
Dennison, OF the same place, also visit.
ed Mr.. Conknpg. Mr.. butcher cast a
shade of gloom around him that startled
some very attsnuated staIwarts who
smoked cigars and swung their canes
outside Of Mr.. Conkling's door. Ii is
thought probable that Mr.. Conklipa
will not again go to Albany until the
senatorial fight Is over.
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Adelina Patti.

LONDON, July 9, 1881.
30 many rumors and exaggerated
staten mis- have been spread abroad
respecting Mime. Pasti's proposed visit
to America that have felt justified in
p ocuring an interview with the ia
mous Diva. / found Nine. Patti in
her beautiful London home in Prirh-
rose Hill road, which is fitted in style
Of exquisitel taste and luxury. Nine.
Patti ssid that she had quite made up
her mind to visit America, and tn t
passage for herself and M. Nicolini,
for her sec etary, NJ Franchi, and her
persohal attendants had been already
taken for the Servis, sailing October
%. Mme.A Patti said, az shall not
delay my visit. which has been long
p ojcc'e i and anticipated. I wish 10
visit The home of my youth while my
voice is still at its best. They will
henhgar what Il am at the p,esent
mofnent and Judge for themselves the
truth Of what has been said about me.
! would not like Americans to say.
Pat has come merely t. ge. money.
Nine. Patti desired me expressly to
con raaict the rumors that she would
demand such exfravagant prices as
$50 seat. To carry out her Ameri-
can to1f Wme, Patti has made some
financial sacrifices and has refused 20,-
O00i: per evening at Monte Carlo, and
Ct Madrid for the wint r season, TO-
OOOf, fpE thirty nights, with splendid
mans on, valued a. 300, ,000f., TO be her
own property and decided forever, so
as to induce her to repeat her visits
$50, !" added Mme. Pati lauRhingly,
II don't think ] shall be charged with
visiting America simply for the pur.
pase of making money"
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The Cinclnnatt Fire.

i-ClNciNNATI, July, s A revised es.
Innate OF the losses by the fire oririna.
ting last night In the Msrque and SONS
carriage factory, will make the sggre
gate reach 81, 100000. A portion Of The
kesor foundry was consumed. There
are DO additional faeis copcernina the
loss OF life. The police report that there
have been no inquiries for missing per-
sons, and the hope is entertained that all
Of Messrs. Marques employees escaped,
Several bremen' were Injured by the
falling walls.
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SIKH i'm the workshop.

To do good work the mechanic must
have good health. Ii long hours OF con.
fiuemeDt In close rooms have enfeebled
his hand or dimmed hissight, let him at
once, ami before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty of Hop BltteIs.
His system will be rejuvenaled, his
nerves strengthened. his sight become
clear, aud the whole constitution be
brIlt up to higher working condition.
"OfaIl sad ords OF tongue or pen,
Tue saddest are these, ait m ight have
BEEN"
The above qnotation was forcibly
brought to IN ind the other day by hear
Ing n young lady remark that she would
not now be dying with Consumption II
she had taken Sine's Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and HOrehOuud, in
No, mber last, and cured her colo, as. a
riend of hers did.
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Singular Accidental Horse and
Colt Killed by q Wire Fence.

Mr.. ]. Martin, living on the Lusby
part OF Mrs. Dodd's-farm near Chester
town had mare and colt killed by be-
coming entaDgled In a barbed wire
fence OD Tuesday night last. The colts
throat was cut from ear to car, and The
mother cut SO badly that she mad 10 be
killed after becoming eniangled in The
fence she dragged five or six panels lilly
or NOR, yards, aud all the thick parts
Of her fore iege We're eashej to the bone.
II is known how y occurred
but 1t is supposed the colt got en-
tangled IN the wire and the mare at
tempted It's rescue. Farmers using
sneh feuces are warned by this 10 take
every pfecau tipn against such accidents.
The loss above noted falls very heavily
upon Mr.Martln.--Kent Neps.
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HATDOCK'Sssk
KIDNEY PANACEA.

LEAR WHAT Is, SAID.
ut has made me new man."
DIR. Hayd0ck's PanAcea hils Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
my wife would net be without IT,
.our little boy Is much better, ! enclose
one dollar for another bottle."' -''-
nnd IL as easy TO take az milk"
ave have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozea peIl
~ my I M morning agony is sons-lhanka
II find IL a splendid sppetizer.s
Any INVALID or sufferer afflicted Wilh
any Kidney disorder who viii write ne
~ TO their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. II IL my in0sl
earnest desire u Investigate oil forms "
diabetes, and give reiiei al all times. u
you are TOO poor 10 purchase. write me
anyway. and your case will huve 'nnie-
diute attention. HN
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
Haydock is across the mouth q eaeh
bottle. Rf}f5E ftGb 90 ~
Price-one dollar for large. aud my
cents for 'f'al''sehi ehiAypock ! 10, =
pOHl-eodkwIy. 80 Piatt H.. N. '.
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A VESSEL LIBELLED.
A Conflict Between the Pilot Laws
Of Pennsylvania and DeIaWare.

On next Wednesday Judge Butler OF
the United States District Court, Phila-
delpbia, will hear argument in the case
Of Robert q. Chambers against the YES.
sell Clymene growing out OF conflict
between the pilotago Laws OF the States
OF Pennsylvania and Delaware. Cham
bers, wL0 10 b pilot licensed under the
laws Of this Stsa. boarded the Clymene
and piioted her y % the port OF PhiIadel.
phiar He subsequently libeied the yes-
lal for 1910 fees for his services under
the Delaware ,,.w Of April, 1851. Pay
ment OF this is refused upon TIC TIC ground
that the Pilot boarded the ship while ON
the high seas, aud, az she was bound for
the port Of Philadelphia, the Delaware
law has no extra territorial virtue and
delphia. ~ n -.
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GUrTEAU Ann HIS CxKaE.
Reading the Bible I'm tIlis Cell Un.
disturbed by His Crime-The
Theory Of an nAccOmpIfce.

Theory OF an -AccompIfce.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1881.
Warden Crocker, in charge Of the
District Jail, says that Guiteau's an
petite has not waned a particle. and
although at first restless in the MD NJ
he has quieted down and now sleens
we'll. He has no intercourse with
any one, even the guards being pro-
hibited from speaking 10 him. He
is much inclined to talk, and If en-
couraged would keep up a continuous
prattle. lie is always up before sly
O'Clock aud takes his breakfast at s
o'clock. This consists of regular
prison diet, and he relishes it. Pre-.
vious to this, however, he sweeps
out his cell and makes up his bed.
He again sweeps out after his meals.
He takes his dinner about three
O'Clock, after which he walks up aud
down his cell for exercise.
what does he read pn
"The Bible. This is all he ia al.
lowed to read. He says he intends
reading II through, beginning at
Genesis. lie says further that he is
fond Of reading, and 1t dlyerts his
nind from what has occurred and it
gives him great deal OF relief.n
lie sees no newspapers. Since the
second day of his confinement he has
been kept In ignorance of the result
OF the assault upon the President.
lie does not now know whether the
President Is living or dead.
"Since reading The Bible does he
show no signs of remorsep"
None whatever. lie maintains
the stolid indifference he assumed
from tue FIRST. He is just as quiet and
uneoncerned as auy prisoner in the
jail"
docs he make any inquiries con-
corning matters outsideYn
We'll, he did at first, but find ling
II fruitless he has desisted. The only
persons he has seen since he was
brought here have been a very few
district officials, his brother-in-law
who was accompanied by District
Attorney Corkhill and the photogra-
III "a tls - l-
"Have you herd anything more
from the lady that called here when
he first brought inf"
his LADY VISITOR.
mo: She has not called since we
refused her access to him at that
time. lie had only been here about
a hall hour when she called. She
SIMPLY asked to see Mr.. Guiteau, He
says his family have always rro-
nounced his name "Getto."
AS to his physique, one of the
guards said thai Guiteau was what
he called "a little big man." that
was quite plump in form and COM
pactly built aud a very deceiyiug
man with his clothes on,
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A New Railroad from baltimore IA
the West.

CINCINNATI, July 8.-Hon. u. w.
thompson, ,ex-Secretary of the Navy,
has been elected president of the,
baltimore, Cincinnati and w estern
Central Railroad Company, an or.
ganization to build a new railroad
from Baltimore to Cincinnati over a
route projected by way of the South
branch OF the Potomac and Elk riy-
ers aud Great Kanawha and Ohio
rivers. ~. ~
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THIRD EDITION
5Errrnsea .Axa.es sUIrEApa


CRIME.
Louisv1ELn, Juiy 9.--The Courier
Jourakl prints The III owing:
BEAuvoIR, H&rristonCo. Mica, July b.
Mr.. Endfsv'6 8. C0ltins.
sDEAR Sin: u have received yours of
't6e 4th Inst. and thank you for the kind
IMPRESSIONS It contained. The evil in-
!. Anspcss 10 y hich. you refer % causing
the biiternsss felt towards Southern
men, 1t may fairly be expected, will give
Way 70 the sober sense Of the people, II
they shall, like yourself, detect the sor
.Aid motive for which the stimnlants are
administered. will not, like the teie
gram you cite In regard to the attempted
Astenssins tIon of the I'resident, say am
sohnnkfuf the sssassin was not aSouthern
man; but 1 will say regret that he is
m American. A crime, black enough
N flselL has ssdeepsr dye from the mer-
ifSh6sy motive which seems to have
prompted 1t. / sincerely trust the Pres
tdent msy recover, and that the startling
event will arouse The people to the con-
Esiderstion Of . remedy for the demorali-
zation which wild hunt after Office is
creating. I am very truly yours,
49, sse .JEFFKRsoN DAv1A.
Pm HILADEIPHIA, July a9.-Jeferson
Duvis 10 . loug talk with Press cores
popdent yesterday spoke Of the assault
on Pr, sIdent Garfield as a horrible
crime, . calamity aud blow at our in-
bthstiots which halters all prejudices
and hushes, partisan thought. He calls
Aha crime the outgrowth ofthe greedy
scramble for Office and says that the
South had much 10 hope for from Gar
nelHa Administration and JOINS In the
natl onal sorrow. Turning to Other
matters be attributes the spoils system
70 John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay,
who removed the public printers, and
cenies that Jackson was the originator
The daily gazette., 1881-07-11

The number Of vessels plying between
the United States and Europe Is 5,210, of
which 1865 are sailing vessels and 555
steamships. The sailing vessels are ais
tributed among the various nations as
follows: 1,278 are British, 1,025 Norwe-
gian and Swedish, SS4 American, sos
italian, 1876 German, 165 Austrian, IS
spanish, "a Russian, 81 French. 40
Dutch, 20 Danish, 26 Portuguese and ,
Belgian. or the steamers 447 arc Brit-
ish, % German, 21 Spanisb, ID Ameri-
can, ID Belgian, 8 French, g Dutch. h
italian and s Danish. =
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The "Newsv For Sale.

The Morning Nsps, of this city, is
offered for sale to stock company, by
its proprietors, Messrs. Conrad &
Pennypaoker. through Messrs. Robin
son, Chandler & Co. The proprietors
hold tho present valuation of the con-
Germ at $4,000. for which sum they
propose 10 sell out to a stock company
organized on q basis of $4,000 capi-
tai, or 5000 shares at $50 each. The
circular inviting subscriptions to this
stock states that the profits of the
paper during the month Of April
O mounted to S98.05.
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rhe Arizona SAFE.

New York, July l0.-Steamer
Arizona, from Liverpool, arrived of
Fire Island at 10 O'Clock to night.
LONDON, July 10.-The Schulz
Coast Guard say they think that the
package Of letters picked up at
Threecastle Head, on the southwest
coast of Ireland, and supposed to
belong to tho Guion Line steamer
Arizona, from Liverpool for New
York, was cast overheard as waste.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

frises, amounting to.......... $40. 4OO
fesponlsl6ie corresponding agents want
sS4 ZION wDl be paid, oo'hpen-
n i1rtper Information, write clearly.
giinu iq,l address. Send orders bv Ak,
* Lv ~ aegistered Letter. or Money Or
al Wy msii' adnrssged only TO
N. a. DApPHIN.
:. New Orleans. La.
orN,, A, pAUPHIN q.
No. 2l2 Broadway, Ne,y York.
III our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
trS under the supervision and manage
msnt Or GEMEKALS q. T. BEAURE-
lunelS d&~fv,
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sPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the a.
rors and indiscrettons youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss oi lnaniiood,
&C., will send a reel pc That will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remeoy
was discovered by a missionary In Soulh
America. Send q self-addressed euvelops
TO the REV. JOSEPH r. IHMAN, St0it0,. l.
NsW York Citv. May ,-eodD.wlc
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Ind,casions for To-pay.

For the Middle Atlantic stases, fair
weather, winds mostly southerly, str
tionary or higher temperature, falling,
followed by rising barometer.
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Fro. s.s-r&.y's Las. Ea,slon
DEATHS THIS WEEK.
Thirty-Four Reported to the Reg
fstrar-seven from small-Pox.

Thirty-rour Reported to the Reg
fstrar-seven from SMALLPOX.
During the week ending at noon, to-
day, 84 deaths were reported to Reg
istrar 3. b. Frazer, classified as fol-
lows:
Born in the United States, 81 Eug-
land, /; Germany, 1; male, %; fe-
male, II /; white, 81 black, B.; under
one year of age, ,18 from one to five
years, 8; five to ten, / from ten TO
twenty, Q; from twenty to thirty, 2 \;
from thirty to forty, a !; from forty to
fifty, O.; from sixty to seventy, Q /;
from seventy to eighty, from eighty
to ninety, i; died at the Almshouse,
/; Coroner's cases, 2; still birth, /.
The causes Of death were Small
pox, Z; cholera infantum, A puer-
peral eiampeia, accident, 3 CON
gestion Of brain, l phthisis, en-
teritis, 2 angina pectoris, l teething,
1; consumption, .; paralysis Of heart,
1; pericarditis, Il; heart disease, Q !;
meningitis, Q; old age, l hemorrhage,
1 marasmus, Q; dysentery, l; still
birth, / total, "a. III
By wards the deaths were as fol-
lows: sla-
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WOODLAND BEACH J!
BOMBAY HOOK, DELAWARE BAY.

Beginning with extensive everything
fresh extensive grounds "a magnificent beau
shady drives overlooking the bay splendid sandy beach,
delightful bathing fishing shooting and boating hotel with farm
attached vegetables FRUITS milk and served fresh and pure
oysters Immediately front Of the house.
Music Grand every day. Grand Hop Wednesday even
ing Accessible daily by CLYDE" and BY Rail-
r connecting Clayton Railroad 130 and 24O
TERMS, 81 to $1,000 PER WEEK, So PER DAY.
s&s u GEORGE "A. MILLINGTON.
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EoTICE.-Dr. Klina,s g. \ .-s
kesiorer Is .he marvel ~ ~ Sureat Ners
Nerve Dlseases. All A. s.n Lo age for ali
eenu :" sSl Arch .streeti 'Pb ky H. iEeA-~
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PHILADELPHIA MARK Ers.
WEDNESDAY, Jpiy arp 4

w EDNEsDAY, July Q. s P. IA,
FLOUR II In fair dem and and stestiv-
safes OF $50 barrels. including Minnsssit,
and at S52 aj 80 fol. .straig ht; ;Penusrlvania
extia family at 80 5Ua5 6lLf Western uo'
10. At y, Ola D 90; and patents al sj 80 NJ
S5a5 121& a1'Oe
GRAIN.-Wheati is dull and unsettled
,nd lc. per bnsnel lower. SALES or 81 0ts,
bushels No. red elevator, nj Al 22al Xi.
5000 bushels Aug usi sold at 81 i9x Al y,
was 81, 61d lor July III 1s5s for August, and
ma ~ nominal al e0c. Coin is IN liIir re.
guest. Sales Of II ,OU0 bushels, Including
sail, yellow, grain depot, al 5sc.; do
Inixeed az 651zc.; STEAMER AZ 4a'5c' !:
ry ected at 53c. Oats nre dull. Sales oI
0OOJ bushels, including white. at sOat9c !
anu rejected and mired NJ Y7a53lsc,
a, ,WHisKY-Western iron.boufid : els al
Sl IL PER gallon. ~
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u UTTER ON THE PEACH.

II To every housekeeper and peach
growei cultiyatinga a single tree or IN or
directions ipr preserving health prosina
tiyeness and prolong5J life. specis,
remedies against that fell disease. m.
y eiiows." Book s1. BY mall postage pre.
paid. !nf9rmation given II desired,
-.,cA cAadress, j. RU1TER.
6lsotW. West Chester, Pa,
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI, El
MONDAY. June q I'm

BEEF CATTLE were in fair d emaud ana
prices i. ere, sady, 1900 b cad srrIye,I ,sn,i
s1,u sp =. the oinereHt Yards at 5atJSc, per lp.
7the latter raIe for exIra. 49,
SAhEP were dnli and rather lowerI a. a
nead arrived and sold ut the differsnI
yeids az 3a5ssc., aud lanbs 5asISc.. Ter n
Hoes were In fair demand al forma,
,. ra.es. 900 head arrived and sold at s.gc
re Cattle Market was dull this ueeb
and prices v ere a fraction lower. g550 NM
arrived and sold at the din. reIit yards al
tH @7c. per h., as to quality, a'
SHEEP were dull ann rathgr I,,,,.,,,. ~, M
head arrived and sold at Tie dliisrsn,
yefds al 5059sc. per H. and lamba vi Ia
sc. per lb. as Io Condition. 80 Tvs
HOES continue in iair demand .320D
neal arrived and sold at the different
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-. Lsdles are especially inyitaa., :.
suit DR.. Todd. Office oa sSa 70 .cou.
street. euz Market
Dr.. To,,,, iane III
oay aud Friday 1t s02 Markst :. ~, laes.
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DR. HAYDOCKys
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANAcEA,

The extraordinary eject of this panaees
as prepared by Dr. Aaydock, UPON m
Kidneys and Urinary Oreansis withonts
parallel In the history OF medicine. ana
its results far beyond any Of the Kldney
remedies Of the day. Itsllmuiates Dlpes
tion, adds tone TO the system, ibyigorstea
the Debtlitated, and Is infaliible fof tGs
cure OF Diabetes In Its worst form,
One trial OF n teaspoonf1f ina wine
glass OF water viii convince the moa
sksptical within irop ten 70 twenty MN
DISORDER OF tn . KIDNEYS.
whether they sscreie TO ID ucn or Us HI.
tie water, or whether they be AFFLICTED
with stone OF gravel. or with aohea and
pains settled IN Che ioips over The regions
MXYDSSKs KIDNEY pAsaCes
WIN give almost immediate relief, wnep
all other means have failed. The mos
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
OF female complaints. Fifly years a.
perience incontestabiy prove this remedy
unrivalied for the disorders incidental p
the female sex: No family snouid b
without WIZ plt 1t. spd y nay be taken py yeans
every other means prove unsuccessNiI,'
To the stomach we trace dyspepEla
headache and general debility; 10 tho
liver, bile, jaundice and yellow fever: tJ
the bowels, diarrhea, dysentery, constl-
Patton, piles and fistufa; 10 tue lungs,
consumption. etc. 70 the blood scrofula,
scnryy aud all entaneoNs ernptl9ns. III
and healthy we MAY saieiS deiy tie a,s
tacks II disease, and no medicine YET
action OF iF i"'
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PARK DRovE.YAnI
=" H'1AhD'
FVfy-second and Lancaster a,e .,,A,a,o

SHEEP-Extra, 10 to I30 fbs.. 5sS eood
TO TO los. "a To "a fair, 70 to s5 -lbs'
W 70 3; stock theep, IS TO ss I2lS eooa
iaMos, ~ ha ~ 20 va common lambs. SO 10
es too high In toe West. Good de,i,,,no
for steck ewes. A rivals 500 i,esJ 'o
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EJlRST NATIONAL BANh ~
i OF WILMINGTON
REPosIToRY OF THE PUBLIC MONET
FINAh TAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES, tii5zll
EDw ARD gEYsrs. PkFsrpENr ~ ~
GEO. d. AkMSfH0N6,O OAshIIssHE hIsH.
Paid mp Capital, .'|Fs Soo0soos
Philadelphia, New York and Roston RostI,a,s
change furnished TO regular Depon"'f
without charge, ..tsAas
DIscountdays, Mondaysand Tnurs's'
NJ $40 A. III. ga. .5-5.
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p,;,a uss s.,, dispatch to the New y.,.
= rniladslphia nnd and Baltimore mo,s,1. se't,
papers pa! in reference to the smaI'aaa morning
sn,.. sn,s city Is grossly exaggerated a.. .as u
false IN nearly everything Il ,.ss and
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" iIn,sugson rs atsEoss.
w,t.,no,-.,- n., ,,,,co -.
rne Ciiy MA riless

'"ae following were the ruiing p,, ,es
10 itrket this morning:
kuL.Er. fresh. t,ssr pnuI.u IAN A,
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King Dolsev n...

k'ng Dolbow, for manv
KNOW butcher OF this citv years q we'll.
at hls Um rssaous business. died ibis mosey mecsaty
Fr.,s,n sss,'aence, southwest orninR, cn'n
FOURTH aud Orange stresls corner Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-17

JUDGE Cox, before impaneling the
Jury in the Guiteau case on Monday, de-
fined clearly the law as to the qualifca-
tions of jurors, and summarily disposed
of the silly custom of rejecting jurors
because of their having read newspaper
reports of the case and eonyersed about
the case. He took the broader and more
sensible view that man who Is able to
conscientiously hear and consider the
evidence in case and form an opini on
and make up verdict in accordance
with the facts presented at the witness
stand, is asafer juror than an ignoramus
who neither reads the paper or discusses
The events of the day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-17
LEWIS MILLS.

The Wesley Chapel Sabbath School, and La
mira Sabbath School. propose holding a joint
convention, on Thanksgiving, November "a.
Speeches and essays will be the order of the
day. This, no doubt, will be a very interesting
meeting.
Miss Sallie Brown, from Logan county, is
the guest of Miss Julia Lewis.
Oliver Kinsey, of Topeka, Kansas, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Mary Lewis is visiting relatives in
Morgan county.
. We understand Miss Mary Sumption was
brought home from Mt. Union, very sick with
the fever.
Osborn Fisher has been very low with ty-
phoid fever, but is improving at the present
writing.
Will Kinney, son of Jas. Kinney, ST., accom-
panied by his sisters, Belle and Emma, started
for college, at Lebanon, last week.
Our Young Democratic friend, Daniel Holahan,
has been given the position of telegraph opera
tor at Alta, on the Lake Erie Division of the
B. & O. Railroad Dan has the best wishes of
of his many friends in his new position.
Mr.. Nelson Fletcher lost valuable horse a
few days ago, with lung disease.
Mr.. James Graham has about completed q
fine dwelling ON his farm, one mile west of
town.
Geo. Hall is building a dwelling on his lot
near the station.
A.P. White is teaching at Orchard Grove.
John Wilkinson is the teacher at Buckeye
school, Both schools are in o prosperous con-
dition. VEBIrAs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-17
In Menorialn.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the NJ. E. Sabbath School of Flush
ing, November Is, 1881:
Whereas, God in his providence has seen
proper to call from among us our esteemed
brother and schoolmate. Henry NJ. Kirk-dying
October 81, at the home of his brother, Spice
land, Ind; therefore
Resolved, That in him we lose one that was
recognized as a faithful and useful member OF
our Sabbath School, and devoted Christian.
Resolved, That we, the members of the
Flushing NJ. Z. Sabbath School, tender to the
bereaved family our heartfelt and sincere SYM
pathy, and pray Almighty God TO help them
bear their sorrow with Christian resignation,
believing as we do, that what is their loss is his
eternal gain.
Resolved that acopy of these resolutions be
placed upon the minutes of the school, and pub
lished in The BELMONT CHRosIoIE-also, copy
be sent to the parents of the deceased.
J. G. BETHEL,
J. V. CoxLEY,
MATTE HoLLINeswoRTH,
ELLA THOMPSON,
Dorm FISHER.
Committee.