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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-15

gY'"What will be the difference be-
tween the present chief signal officer
and the present occupant of the White
House after the 4th of March next ?
One will be Hayes in Hazen) and the
other will be Hayes out"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-15

pEMNANTS OF PRINTS--of these we have
IN large quantity in good styles.
In addition co the above goods we have a nice
assortment Of Ladies Neckties COrsets, German
town Yarn, Zephyrs, Shoes for Ladies and Chill
dren, and thousands Of other articles
f. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-15

CB-A prominent dry-goods merchant
in Boston worked half an hour on this
proposition, and failed to give an an
swer ''If four men build stone wall
in nine days, how long will it take five
men to build q like wall In six days /?
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-15

aB- Young Swell" / say, boy, what
do you do with your clothes when
you've worn them outS" "-Wears 'em
'ome agin," replied the boy
, 1881-07-04

oSea II ,a u n!oVn n tNo g!il!Gai ir',n1 +,
IL H., e'o ETt,'umtiy u Iu Il'su uaen w. ott,,t EI H.
hnuea,v ,nc1S , waS TO GM1iIcout GMes11iiI a!ahinct II
t'0"~o''' "''u iio ""o '1'"n..''so'''
II coi~ l!1cAnr. n.y., ..u .,,.. .o,..,
will be. tllink Gambling wl!l am Bccratary
Of State, nt,tl Will tlsnigai'lt Kreat many
wien e cpfsics Ia nsstinl,Qraspohsiblltty.. lin
~ cl!rntntlc, pro,ttAplrtetl l1!Hi!, nl,tl VIII
ao wllnt l,e thinks for tile lcnelt Or tliocnni.-
ty. aDnt know aliytninR AZ, anpiis , AttnMT. LINT
i,ess n parlclc, D. tle tllAhclal nttalra of tho
country, though u n'ay tho price ol pohus
for few days." 49,
>, -. C11ARLEY KEisN.'
urt ia "A nrrnt cniontty. Arthur will bo
rroai.tn,,t an lint will crentu considerable
frs,iit. as believe, III tllu l,reaklnK ,lp 0f lie
Kspal,llcan pnrty, because llts n,ll tomklin
tnnsn, nrI, tieSncf.ntu md tt,,scrtiiUloiIs,
iihn fnct tlist (illict1 shOrtet inst utter tic
alnnfinr tint lie was n StaiWnrt.' shows
thnt tilcrc Was n preconcntted plan."
:, HENRY n. MONROE.
conRt'tia w., Ieatay ny o. @ snG tfGsent f;;nt,
no tTeas aHni i,iof0 III y! Io ~ HgSa 1hHnase t a.,
ton !lism Dta!l,o Was ~ darneins. niia i!e
WnulN 3,s,t 3Mss ~ 5 enn ~ ~ .to @ III ~ ~
Nl,.. |Mh !.i ,xaisn ~ A9 MY tuto a, ~;
du!o WI. tpuaoy ~ Hat nh,y VIZ,
e'cs coai'tfy Wit i've i've thro!,e @ IL tlio,'. : iases
a"t, ;,,,.s aiie,, Ill ~, t,aIrt ~ oa,, v n Sii III
Somkfi!me nut1!Iy M!u l'ileEtIty' a"i ~ w. w.
sio mgouI Will ~ s, .h hu ~ ~, nM,c t;,s
,n. @ III III, r,,i .rins ~ ,a ~ v ~ 't0
velEe VI i,.in; IHole msny no Mha,y tIn am
business Atld tn9 tin'efnneht ~ seonrtsns nay
'hnht!l nt so dnnHs @ w! go oM as isaFal F,,
re- fftt.-
, 1881-07-04
STREET TALK.

~. fao shooting of the President istl,reat-
en{np tn tia fnstitutiuns nj the co,tntrvt M
matter whether Gulteaa Is crazy Or not II
man emit be ELECTED President, and live
through his term without being shot, soule-
thing is wrong. Gulteau Is undoubtedly In
~: and NJ 'nenta! condition Is = mitieat.
ny circumstance; put us acs sho%s taat
more care should 10 exercised ln looking
after men. .Yho are,aonolaanlacs. 81, The effect
on the country will v! benad:" ,i,e.i:',,
.i.,1.,. : w. =. ~ NEa. i.
le's aWl''It aha must nave been the act OF
=. crazy man. i don't want t. think any
thing olse. 1t would be terrible II political
sa,,nts,, s,na ,,,H.usa, a1saa ss;..1. Az tnss
eo9n.ES. iMo uh1YeGsa! seht'ihe1lt Ut TIE
people VIII ~ olla OF horfor anu sympathy
with Garfield and his family. and, MS to the
go'tsa s,ee think t. win b. to M unite The
1aepup'lcan pa,ey. l aon't th!nK hls ucath
Woala afeet the basi!loss interests Of tht
eas satb 1 co1ka & sns %t aa
tile tllrone,' wmether ho sits Us tho visible
Premier or not" =.
IT regard 1t az one OF tho most bloody
mur.lers syer colnl,itted md. in nv ot,,mi"n'
9uitsau ought to be sIaiii as tl@ss ~ Dnks DDn,t 81
+. LIZ was q peculiar fellow, anu blacklllnxttt
When l!e lived lerg. Hu put up two Jobs oil
onH ot Chlcago's morning papers, aitd rhen
s4sa the .d dapyr pn.n14u S a sto II ts back
III, III I9,, - WYE !ocGca lp n tho COuhty
awyr aI fsnr y. ~ nsy Il ovsr a2m9y ',s tSs ~
Grand Jury taIsd to iad it hh.. ,At 2at that hut
Was inaon VI Silc n ws Til y. tnas tat No.
GuIis nreitv " wnn,an In 1 "av flS''eu ~: oy
fiss hartman Il, ;yorlinv tha sin.,;Was MiMur Was
husbpnui racket Hh9 ltved fat n ehnt"I
On Clark. street, where hu used to rops III
mall, Rsld, when one was In tho r0onl with
Aer,: :Wonld nuke ltis appearance aud be very
angry q. the OUTRAGE 81! h!s wife,, but
: Geons!defatlon. 1ls was dvad:beat KenaralIy.
murder, however, OH Ills ground OF insanity.
: Ha Is undoubtedly enlotl0nally insane, aiit
the doctrine Of Lord llalu ought to apt,ly in
hts case. lie should b0 killed like mad
dog: 40 haS lost tlls rcas0N, aud ts not con.
trolled Ny Ills Judgment, but sls on a level
With to BEASTS, mud ought to bo treated ~
one OF theltl. IN the Oxford caso--Ox{Ord
sElot qt ,,, Queen Victorla OH Constitu-
ton slllll-the Cotift held that the
< exalted character OF her Majesty made no
differences; 0xf0rd Should not be executed,
but confined tn aa asylum, for his natural
s1lles ana tfeatea ~ al unfortunate iusane
@pars0h; And that Is probably what will bo
done with uult6Au." ~
, a<;ff'',s.s ':';:'' ", ". STRONG, sst H.; :
II IL awfn1 In mi man ,to,vn thai ,,,o - y,
1u,ti,c'@t swsrnirv ti,,a n",.rt;aro ,,.,st r. Msy
iusatlc Il Il iisrl tn ts]l wat ths etIsct W W'i i
, 1881-07-04
FRANCE.

PARIS, July S.-All the journals andnll par
les condemn tho attempt 10 assasmate Presi-
dent Garfield. President tirAvy telcgraphctt
Ills condolences to Washington us soon ~ l,o
learned OF tho attempt. as did nlso tho Minis.
tar OF Foreign Affairs. Prayers were sald
tor President Garfield In tho two American
churches and all the English EyanRelleal
churches to-day. h1ax Outrcy calied ut tho
American Legation and expressed Ills coii-
dolences to pomeroy.
. 8, THE "F1tAxcE." =
!. Pains, July 3.Arlio Fr1acc snya: "Gul-
teall, tho nssastn, avenged himself on tho
most honest, loyal, and virtuous man in tho
whole Unfo,l."
, 1881-07-04
AUSTRIA
Ca1t1.AHXlQN.

:; VIENNA, July 2-Many prominent per~
eols, and almost nil tho foreign rupresenta-
tives, to-day visited Minister Phelps to
express coincidence on account Of the Mt
tempt upon the life Of President Garfield.
Newspapers Without exception. .deuonnce tllo
deed. ~ - -
, 1881-07-04
ITALY.

=. ! CUN1IVl.ENVE.
ROME. July 3-Siguor Manclni expressed
coincidence to Minister Nlursh on behalf OF
the Italian Government,
, 1881-07-04
"TIcro Is no percentage that ! hive eyCr
computed. III my rec0llectt0ns Df ths
HGA0iCA1. 1lECoNps OF TILE WAR.

cases which rgc"yffed fro,,, woi,n,is III % tho
liver. fIlr. UliY rrcot1ls ihlriv.twn-IhrnT
or f%o s SESr hsnrr fn1 % sHnh t nanai r.a
c,i,tiitjm OF lin i'resItie,it-j,nt1N1iIn nt,d
rtt,ntr. Nav. ii wiilit w.cm tn mo. frrt,,
tho ret,nrts (lint ,lnyU ren,i .i,ts cyentrlr In
iInjd i 'N l,as rs uscata,u u1 trs,,I '' n,o n' I'm.
i,letlata callBcE, which hre tie
sllock. the cIfcct on the nervous
system, at'H lielnDrfliage. tho liver N,lig a
very large vasc!tlaf44tknli, and !thyinR trts.
t..Gt;tlotls y. f,,pl,iy H. VII probabIy escape
canatsr CO. sss to ys fpo.a Ha assr NV Ws @ icy Wy s
nreat,--.inlnely, ihilanlnln!!on which Is liable
to sGt ~ HOW at my time"
"nut tlle pi!yatcialis attending h!in have
fasas S?st?; TIM s 'Se''' entirely 'h'' III
mo, sIr; ilo wl.l llNyo so11ie Inflammation,
nf cnltrsn but whether 1t Will chlne ton tlegree
that VIII cause teatli - 7 question can,l0t
nnsW1er: ,'1 ~ ~ cerainly hope and pFay that
NH "!low ,', isr w"4|d 4, such Inflammation bo
!lnD!o 70 extenu
~ could extonI 70 tho orgnns, and tlle
eomte]s ~ ,ast te ao@. ns say, wheh
DO KY tltss!efsiaid ~! % tllqt other Vital
organs besides the liver are Injured by the
pusiet hov, e.o,, u s.o.o, 4,,,. a., ,,,,,a,. :,
- nave seem j. stateu that t9e k'dneys are
not W0nnNeu, from tle 1act that thu l'r9si.
It. IT kubWt1 MI the titer huttI that thh ktff.
neys cail ne % W1tli'dc!l aild tug tatient not
pass 1ooMy y,rIr Mme; koW tiat iad
n"ycr nss s Sloiy mrne nrna Sm se1s; I'LL M HIM. e
puI Nn aisa. a,u nght lllortenl exantinntl0n
rsgeclei t9 iaeIs feisens VINO arc 1ufoa
yn ,fonr t1An1r rr rrcovrr =
.,or ,,,oso .Y,,,, ora s,t t,ra,.s,, UTh .In ,,,,
LUNGS or bowels. Thore arc ,s ii,any c}laIlces
.! n,, .SGDvGS, 4, sS u. ~. sG ;, "gpnus ~ WHuae
n'nn ~ si!t,t III tiin n5aln. nave y mtleht[
~ ,,a;,, i1ia "o WI sloI tnsougH
lMo 3ta,i. H. ls ii ,,.tl u iot 70 CIGAR Us "
ieSs 9n oa.. aa,W"nMe1 ~ t,,, ,, Myshei aMehuea
leI!lole case ~ Hta s%uM.atX % ia9spltal Wnero
!n!. ms,t.mnt1sM 70 fnnts SHeiuS 9ecaIso
81 tainoy tt"aniesi aie S!!ot .ftselt atfectiy
thali tWo WeeKs l.e naH n's eloa'ics a."
t,,o pus ro,orfor uoa'' oaiAe'u7 easof 1neesposoo
ING Teporls;s. pnn';,. ,,,n ..oos ,,a,, 4. .. .,,.4
Coy performs s ll'ofE & ntIacies than tue med.
icni ptOleSslo1l. Ing kldneya commences at
tno oor ooIaop ,, 81 tns H. etave'stl rio aaia ex
| !enas uoWn ai1nostto 10 t1e GFesl I ulo NUN. of
are 7 llttIe !!letlsets.i, through! striking rlG,
| allN tae K!aLGy lneRht pe injured II l,fesl-
aSlat 1afl'elGs ~ ease: s, aomt s9y that u s,
remember. iaI a9ht KnoW merely cite
TleEe nr 3tller isttr!tictrcs also IN tn line
III i!i!s o.i!!o, Ml.acm iny nAso peell lIljnreu'
snc!l as the ascen;llng colon or inrge !nteS, !;
Hae, aao taere q, y .,a als9 .... H. hTst small
in iGisMc toc1iea t III f. ts i2Sally. t9 ,.ts Rat w.
lnel!1na!to 70 s!n',k, 4tun s!,e leltuits VI His
tnw i' M In u i,to ss,;sf terans ~ u
Ins;,ernia cnnditj1n nj tha cass. II ''" t''o
Nnw lnrr ia thu Tresijcnt l;abIe IN
1fnrnr In ti,is ,rnv Ilnntnr Gt, ''"'o ~
"Not tongur, perhaps, than three or four
, 1881-07-04
OPINIONS OF TIE SURGEONS
1aAs

OPINIONS OF TIE SURGEONS
]. ADAMS ALLEN.
"The stinging sensation Ill his feet" said
DR.. j. Adams Allen, "lndicntes possible i'll
Jury to the splne,-nr obstruction to tho re-
turn circulation FROM soniethlng."
"1lnvo you ever known man with q bull
let In his liver to recover?"
4, mo; but lave known people to recover
from wounds to that organ. Ind case,-
that of young man Of IS or 20, who was
gored by nh OK, thH horn running through
tho middle Of his liver. That Is the only
lacerated wound where there WIS recovery
that know Of, but have knowledge Of q
good many cases Of recovery from incFsed
wounds. But It would not ba impossible for
a man with bullet In Ills liver to get we'll.
! hnvo heard Of instances Of tho kind. So
far us am informed Of Con. Gartold's
wound:' ,-r.....-
FELT ENCOURAGED
until tho Inter rep orts, and should want an
explanation Of them beforo l could give a
favorable opinion. There Is, not much pu!n,
usually, unless nerves arc injured, and that
is not likely to bo the caso from wound iii
5een Injured turng lis passage q ti Tie iiC Jill.
Pn!n Is likely to come on with tile occurrence
Of Inflammation. Tint Is dangerous, but, ut
the present time, tile means OF controlling
local Inflammation are much superior To whit
us much on that account. 'rhoro
Is ,, aamgas, @ % LOO. ot na nerlLon!t!s: Il any
will, as alu Is III the best hnl!ds that this, Or
amy lily, uSl1,, y ", GnMHS ~! hotu. II. HnoH-
eal Association. og ths aatlor @ ot sho slea Mea
cal and Surgical History ot tho War OF u.n
llebollton. SurKeon.0snaral narncs has, Of
gn;irse !,;. hau yUIy AtRo eSpor!ohc9, alla Dr;
nSS os ~ III % s.p ~ rn m ,o - nnGa
rfeslooht dafuelo Will Got ,the pulieht ot
them. ....'.,
WOULD RATHER TRUST stY LIFE
n the sh ands n,sh 2, te ns wIo aro attending
ni.W -
-. nR. roLLEn. ,, -. -.
a ,r,,a ~.r,x+e ~ ira s,,rr,oo,, - y.o,,t n.
Ro)1rr' asea,a II Ia ma II, h. % 'ss,coHrni1nv n.
tWHn. ,,,ot SSm.,,,etad III liz avun,n't nsk
t tot !" 81, ~ int nph' III mtnI ~ osR sss.a ~
wv aoSt n I ettt H., ,1, IT, m.st. ~ shnes "
h"s naesiai III hn.sWnrd tnw"r, @ '''tt Tia v sniMn
n.,su,1,, tnM pII,s'" = o'eA"' e"""" ''o ep'""'
nnsa trn',nh St 1iH ta fvary ss''oo "'cs' pa''
have kr9W Of s9sss 'Sa ~ s aa aFmy wGre
~ oa psssS ~ .si;iarsa az ..x,"M vSt liz
men refavsssd ht n @ tle Krsat iajorIIty q
a'ld, i not illut, from resultant inilamHia:.
tloll." ~ -.
."wnAT DO COLD FElr lNuloArE?"
"That tl,e circulation IL falling, 1t III not
lie pt,ss 6eliE Il seSsn into conslIslation, M il Il
Of i'd t,Nrt!vliiilr sfgliicnl,co, il lllS p,,lso
WeTs t.iI,ng rapidly, aud tic feot were cnitl,
il woilil bc nj, Iniilcation tllat llu wis sink.
iu. II tllorc IL Injury Of the spinal cord, tho
circulation ul,sy Ge nilectcd sithoflt aiiInunt-
ilg IL d surlUllb symptom. . Aiy oily llppo is,
tllnt tha hall fY not Tia liver anil
hut hut lie lie iiyur @ W tas @ Sot 6.el ssriousiy ijrsa I
, 1881-07-04

Gnccd surgeons Of the country. II Is said
that, beside Dr. Samuel GrOsa, Of phi1ndci-
phla, who, perhaps, hns had a more enlarged
field Of operations within the last few years.
perhaps no surgeon, IN this country at least,
Granddaughter.
A. soldier Of the lato War, connected witt,
4 Now Jersey regiment, stool In front Of
TIFF ThtnuxE Building last evening, and,
nnon readfng tho rival opinions OF Drs.
Darncs and Bliss, 10 consplcuytsly. pla-
carded, Is :? tho c|lSltces Of the prcsidents
me telegram, az receivUd. said "Dr. Bliss
stakes his reputation tlnt the President will
live" he believed That death would not en-
."Why?" asked thd reporter.
"Beca!lse my man who WIS a sick or
Wo.!ttled patient In Armory Sqilaro Hospital
~ tno c0hcitGtIlg years 9t the War will bear
,ys.9y vssy x I'D 3f a Tf ~ s eoy le was o@ The
kindness, In word and physic. lil* l,alli
Was as softns sy3,nan's, his Heart rs terdar,
i!!s sy!npathy at all times overpow owcr!ng; ant,
presence II tho various wards Of tie 1inspi-
tai, OF which he WAS StlrgeUn-[n-Chlef, was
LIKE 4 SUNBEAM
Pig tllas dafiela s6ai Ilse, i i ian!a'no,nt
ssSsy1 L ssy1E IND tSt st. s, question us between
You arc somewhat enthusiastic"
"G0ud reason for It. Two surgeons said
that my left leg must come OF, arid tl,at the
bullet III my bnck must kill the anyhow. I
roundabout course, III ambulance ai,l cars,
which need not explain. / was necessarily
wenk, and prepared y, 20 the lung Journey
but Iii. Bliss said, aly boy, your [eg WORT
and az 0t heros Oh my anf hand o for Wot rfo's a's
lint mompnt'1 l began 10 improve. Tho very
presence Of the Doctnr, Ills almost wonanly
devotion, saved both life and limb, and to-day
my general health aid physione.s ' "
a." How Was the Doctor esteemed at that
'aAsk any OF the survivors Of the War
Wlo, were fortunately under his treatment,
tell you THAT, When It was necessary to pull
n bullet, or cut leg or an arm, everyone
asked for Dt. Bliss. II lle snys tllat Garfield
will live, that settles the nlntter."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

rcd up oven tho mountain guns Had wo
had thom tho result might have bcou dit.
rorcnt. The whole force reached tho sum-
NIT before daylight, and about o'clock
hogan firing. Tho Bocrs had no vidolice
posted, and woro completely 'surpriscd, bat
prompily returned the fire. Our mon had
ituo coyor. Tho number of Doors nj tho
base Of tho hill was shout 1000. Up TO
midday their loss wna certainly heavier
than ours General Collcy wna conspicu.
oua for coolucs md courage llo kept up
constant communication with the camp by
signal. Shortly after noon tho iloor FIRE,
which heretofore averaged about fifty shots
pcr minute, increased to n terrific vollcy.
our mon woro unable TO withstand it. They
wnvcrcd and wore rallied wnyorcd again,
aud ran in general saucc qm pcH. Tho
Ioors climbed 60 the summit of tho hill
and followed thom with terrible fro. Aa
,hoy went down tho ether aldo this cor.
respondent was captured by tho Boora who
treated him woll, and gave him pass To
return TO camp. lilo identified tho body OF
General Colby ON the fold.
Tho six performances of Madame Sarah
l}ornhnrdt during hor aocoud week nj
Chicago produced $50, 900 gross.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

A Cambridge mother sent her small boy
into the country, and after a week of ankle
ty has received this letter: 81 got here all
right aud forgot to write before; it is a
very nice place to have fun. A Teller and
| went out in boat, aud the boat tipped
over, aud man got me out and | was SO
full of water didn't know nothing for u
good while. The other boy has got to be
buried when they iiud him. His mother
came from Chelsea, and she cries all the
time. boss kicked me over and have
got to have some money to pay n doctor
for fixing my head. We are going to set
an old barn on fire tonight, aud | should
smile if we don't have bully fun. lost my
watch and | am very sorry. | shall bring
home some mudturkes aud shall bring
home tame wood-chuck il | can get 'em
in my trunk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19

DEST QUALITY OF PAIAI MAN
I'D ufaetured constantly All orders allied with dis
patch. H. II, BAILEY,
SLY Wailukn, Maui
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-03-19
Direct from Boston and New Bedford

b baFk Amy TufheF We have TtceiNed
l0rfOA DlCk NOh. I TW 40 CARTON
~ Ravens ox. TO 10 Cottonsail Twine .. .. and
ply. New Bedford Manila cordage, sizes from "a.
Inch sisal Rope, u. and ~ thread. Spunyarn
= yarn and Z yarn toaselin Selling q, Q g and 10
All of which Vii be sold low as can be bought in
his market. 3l 10 BOLLES co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-17
RaiIroad Meetings.

THE PORT ROYAL AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
AuGrsTA, GA, November 1G.-The an
nual meeting OF the Port Royal and Au-
gtlsta railroad was held in this city yester-
terday. w. G.. Roane, vice-president oi
the Central railroad Of Georgia, was elect
ed president. The road is now merged
into the Central railroad system.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Memphis and Charleston railroad was hcld
at Huntsville yesterday. A report from
r.. r. Wilson, the president OF the COM
psnv. was read. 1t showed that four
wears ago. at the time the East Tcnnes-
sec, Virginia and Georgia railroad
leased the Memphis and Charleston
for twenty years, the Memphis and
Charleston was bankrupt, anc It's stock
wa, selling Mt ) cents Oh the dollar; but
through the exertions OF the management
of Fast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
the physical condition OF the property mas
been restored. aud is stock has advanced
10 its present price. T.. W. Coic, NicC-lre,
sidcnt Of the Memphis and Charleston and
president Of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia, stated that his connection as
yico-pIcsidcnt had ceased, a the memphis
and Charleston would in future be opera
tea llreCtil DN TIE olnt'iH VI wv i>'e7' -
ncssee, Virginia and Georgia in conformity
to the terms Of lease. There was no con-
test over the election OF directors by the
Memphis and Charleston.
TIE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
NASHVILLE, November ia special 70
the Americdn from Huntsville says: The
stockholders Of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad at their meeting yesterday
unanimously elected the following Board
OF Directors V. h. Stevenson, Charles 4.
Swan. and Daniel Evans, Of New York;
w. r.. Rison, Of Huntsville; William Far
rington. Il. a. Hayes, and r. ID. Frazier,
Of Memphis; G. VI. Fogg, William Dun.
can, james d. Porter, ard Jere. Baxter, OF
Nashville; and c. ii. Phinizy, OF Augusta.
The directors elected V. X. Stevenson pre-
sident; .Jere. Baxter, vice-president.
The directors will decline TO recognize
any claim Of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, or its lessee, and VIII
Immediately take steps TO obtain control OF
the road and run it in the interest OF the
stockholders. The gross earnings show an
increase OF 50 per cent. over last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-17
THIS STATEMENT IS MADE AFTER YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE IN THEIR USE.

They have been tested time and time again. ana
always with satisfactory results. This preparation
inst meets the necessities Of the case These diseases
asa al neyvous diseases. Let me say just what my
nils are made to cure, and what they have and VIII
.o. ,rcur,lpia. Nervousness, slci.-Hesdache, Ner-
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The Fire Vnderyritcrs.

NEW YORK, November 1G.-The National
Convention OF the United Fire Under
writers i'm America. as already announced,
met in the hall OF the New York Board OF
Underwriters. No. lis Broadway, yester-
day morning at II o'clock. The order Of
business. as already outlined, was observed
bv the Convention, save in one nOta-
bic particular. The original programme
provided that the report OF special
committee Of seven, appointed October 9TH,
on the question Of rates and commission,
would be the first step in the proceedings.
But realizing the fSet thGt underwriters en-
terrain widcly-dillcrcnt opinions on the
oue.ticn. the Executive Committee decided
to rCarrange the programme so that matters
less likely TO provoke heated discussions
should be first disposed OF by the meeting.
Harmony having thus been presumably as
surcd. for Il time rs least, the proceedings
Of the first day were less exciting than had
been anticipated.
Among the questions debated were the
insurance Of commissions, which relates to
the insuable interest OF commission mer-
chants in merchandise intrusted to them
for sale ly manufacturers the question
whether or not Federal, If constitutional,
is not preferable to State supervision OF the
insurance business the subject Of taxation
of insurance companies in all it, essential
points, and the value OF cooperation on the
part OF the insurer and the insured in pre-
venting unwise and promoting sound lcgis-
latIon. Another question on the pro-
orammc is the danger Of electric lighting
and the hazards OF petroleum and its pro-
ducts.