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A Virginian,s Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9-S. Frank HUI
bert, resident Of Salem. Roanoke county,
Virginia, committed suicide at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon by shooting himself in the
temple, at the Smedley House, on Filbert
street, near Sixteenth.
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fore it, and they were all cold, wet and
hungry The temperature was there 81
Fahrenheit, which on being worked out,
gave height at the summit of Chimbo-
razo of 20,545 feet. They descended as
hastily as they could to the camp before
darkness made descent impossible,
and they got back at 9 p. M,
having been out 16 hours, and on foot
the whole time. Altogether he spent II
days on Chimborazo at 1000 feet of
altitude, 16,500 feet, and 1000 feet, and
went up three times as high as 19,600
feet, and when he quilted the mountain
all trace of mountain sickness had disap-
peared. Mr.. Whymper also described
the ascent of Cotopaxi, and said that it
was impossible to conceive more dra-
matte spectacle than that vast crater pre-
sented, illuminated as itwas below with
ruddy subterranean fires and above by 9
brilliant moon. The height of it was
10, 500 feet, and the camp was 130 feet
below. They remained there 26 CON
secutive hours. He also described q
7acond ascent which he made at Chin.
borazo nearly five months later, and the
height. as tested in the same manner az
before, was ID This instance found 80 be
20. 4Sg feet, being Sc feet less than on The
previous occasion, the mean height oi
line swJ bei4e &c, ,5i1 feet.
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Simultaneous Calnhnstlon.

n H. ET'3ce CLY1e5@E
The frequent fires in cotton laden
ships, which have been generally and
probably hastily attributed to inceudia
rism, may to some extent be caused by
spontaneous combustion. In the case
of the bale discovered to be on fire in the
hold of the Peer of the Realm, such was
manifestly the case. Had it not been
for its emitting the odor of burning cot.
ton, it might have remained in the YES
sci and caused disastrous cOnfagration,
but led by the smell the watchman dis
charged and placed it ON the wharf,
where it was opened. The important
fact was then revealed that while the
outside was warm from the lncipient
internal fire, the heat towards the centre
of the bale was so intense as to prevent
handling. OF course there could have
been no incendiarism here, and the
cribed to the staple being partly wet and
damaged. A Holmes county CORE
spondent of the Pjcayune suggests that
such combustion may be caused
by the practice of using coal oil on the
roller in ginning to prevent the saw
clogging. This is clearly matter for
exhaustive scientific investigation and
experiment. Not only property, but
life is endangered by such combustion,
and no means should be spared to pre-
vent it. The underwriters are the most
directly concerned, and might well take
the lead in the investigation, but it in
terests also shippers, factors, shipown-
ers. and cotton pressers. as well. 1t is
alleged that in the case noted the bale
was shipped through mistake of the
clerk of the press. Such mistakes should
not be allowed to occur; but if they do,
corrective measures should be adopted
by the ship. What is specially needed,
however, is a thorough scientific inVesti-
cation, for the purpose of discovering
the cause of such combustion, and the
best means for its prevention.
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R,e RIaxe I'm PhtladeIphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9-The Belmont
OIL Works, at Twenty fourth and Miff1n
streets, In this city, were destroyed by fire
to-day, together with the extensive Lubri-
eating Oil Works and several dwellings on
adjacent streets. Loss, 800, 900.
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Dividends ON Telegraph stock.

New YORK, March 9.-At q meeting Of
the Western Union directors TO- day a quar-
terly dividend OF IA per cent was declared
on Western Union stock, and also on certif-
Gates of indebtedness issued to the holders
Of the Atlantic and Pacific. American Union
and Western Union Companies stock.
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OF Purifying Large Quantities. Of
Water.
NeO orleans TINES


The publication of water is a neceai
ty in great many industries, but con
sidering the great differences il the CON
position of river, well and rain water
and their manifold uses, ii can easily be
seen that their purifcation must ia every
case be made the object of 5 special
study, and that it can be Of real service
only when effected in a rational 0r per.
feet manner suitable to evt ry particular
case.
From this point of view, the system
invented by Bersinger and stingl seems
10 unite all the requisite conditions of
simplicity and effectiYenesa Whiat
other inventors have e0oeavofed 10 con
struct convenient filteriug anparatus.
these fixed their atter lion epen tbe
chemical aspect of the question.
The chemical agents, however which
are employed to form The Dreeibitates on
solid bodies, held in suspcnse br wa1ar
have to be separated from Ii Many
things have been proposed for this pur-
pose, some leaving the water to attle n
large reservoirs, requiring an extensive
and expensive plant. beiue, nevertheless.
incapable of supplying large masses Of
purified water for steady consumption,
without too much delay
Others tried to solve this difficulty by
filters, (which also had the inco0ven eacs
of being cumbersome and expensive, be-
sides rcquiI ag 70 be cleaned frequently
To avoid all these objections the be-
aforementioned inventors eD6eavcEed ,o
reach the same result OF an entirely dis.
tinct plan, which has been pTactcs y
applied with most perfect success
The apparatus consists OF g nuulD.F 9t
cisterns or decanters of suitable dimeu
sions, according to the amount o7 water
to be purified in certain time. These
vessels are constructed equally alike diff
fering merely in diameter or sizes. bu
not in height.
The turbid water enters through ap
upright pipe fastened in the centre Of the
first cistern, and is discharged into a
small conical vessel standing upon the
moor and in the centre Of the reservoir
As the water strikes the bottom Of the
cOnical receiver it glide upwards Ia q
slanting direction, oveIdoWiue and ex-
tending into the surrounding space. X
this has a sectional area Of ten square
feet, while the feeding pipe has only one
OF ten square inches. AZ zsssg sgf
current, 10 tisirg lfl1ss 81 .is lsAssse
OF The este 4 Is fSdues
4GsandfndA BsiAa4azf -.saaaSss
4s ra vi of tfie lIch
esn be removed F Of
4aucet
w hen thl 6rst e. and
whore 7t-gcvse.zs7' s W.t
asse s5e
-4-s-s 1850 -sesH--rE-sI7 ~
in these decanters consl OILY ii lilF'
diameters, are
three or fcal ta nat
Conseque y tle .2o
passing IL ough as 'i
tanks is eael tu n
duced in speed.
But it stands 80 reason s aR ssRV-
series O. cistcrns ouc A.ed. the ms
charge 81 purA,d Waget vill be eQual to
the intr0dueU0n Of muddy water into
the first one re- wing it, And after that
there wa. 0e d. continuous stream Of
clear water Invested o. lis mechanical
impurities BY he sim ie mechanical
means imaginab,9.
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Another Wreck on the Baltimore
and Potomac.

BALTIMORE, March 9-The 4:20 train
from Washington to Baltimore, on the
Baltimore and Potomac Road, was wrecked
this afternoon by a WashoRt near Winans'
station. The fireman was caught under the
engine and killed, but none of the passen-
gers were hurt.
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FIre and Loss Of Lie In Paris.

PARIS, March 9-The extensive drapery
establishment here known as "Le Prin-
temps" was destroyed by fire to-day. Sew
Guiding two fremen, were seriously hurt.
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In the New York municipal el ons
the Republicans were successfu in
Ithaca, Oswego. Auburn, Cohoes, New
burg, Elmirs and Utica. and the Demo
Gratis IN Rome. The Republica gen
orally gained.
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Temperance ..Boom,, in Tex,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 9.-The bin to
submit to the people constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the importation, manufac-
ture and sale of intoxicating liquors In this
State, except for medical and sacramental
purposes, passed the State Senate to-day by
a vote of % to q.
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New ORLEANS, March 9.-The Ollie B. =,
with a cargo of five hundred bales of
cotton, has been burned near Point Pleas
ant, on Bayou Bartholomew. No lives were
lost.
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Speaking OF coughing" says Mrs. Part
ington, "some viii cough till their faces
gets black and blue and never think of buy
Ing bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
mh10-1t
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CLIMBING CHIMBORAZO.
Mr. Edward WhYmperss Account of
His Ascent-2O.0 900 Feet Above the
Sea Level,
Pail Mall Gazette.


Mr.. Edward Whymper, in his lecture
last night to the members of the Alpine
Club on the ascents of Chimborazo and
Cotopaxi, stated that he took with him
from home two well known Swiss guides.
Jean Antoine Carrel and Louis Carrel,
from the Vue Tournanche. The height
of Chimborazo, which he ascended first,
was about 10000 feet, and up to that
time no one, so far as he could learn,
had assembled higher than from II, 900 to
Is, 600 feet. He had to provide his own
food, about two tons of the most porta-
bic condensed provisions being sent
out in tins for the expedition. His as
cent of the mountain began on the
23d of December, 1879. The first camp
being pitched about $1,000 feet above
the level of the sea, they afterward
ascended to height of IS, 500 feet, where
they placed provisions enough for three
weeks, and fuel enough for several days,
water being obtained by melting snow.
AT that height he became feeble and
feverish, and was unable to satisfy the
craving for drink, added to which he
had bad headache and gasping when
he was swallowing liquid. Under these
circumstances he used with great benefit
chlorate of potash, which he had OBJ
taiLed by the advice of DR.. Marcel be-
fore starting. The camp was near a
rock of trachyte, which rose to about
18. 800 feet, there being on the east of
the ridge conspicuous glacier, entirely
fed by the ice which fell from above
When they occupied a new camping
place, about II, 400 feet high, his health
improved. On the I'd of January, 1880, an
attempt was made to reach the summit,
but owing to an intensely cold wind they
wera oIlige' 70 |fT back - 70 r~-1&sssal
AfterW ard, encouraged by Gus
and continuous aun5aip( s.s8 1@a "
otheE attempt tsssI fase
ed w5aJ 81 so D. eh
in tn sf fs.se
titsa !, !, ss. IS gsi Aa VS.
anoth ~ 81 Sfss {ee1 NO
point, apon
ah 1a ! ate iaS 8d Of gre
eIev ssr doing i0r I'VE N a
fore. beasts. The wind was
at the ate of 6lry miles an A0 s3i3
tho nC7f aAcaf end driving fine 80
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The honest public sentiment of the peo-
pie of tie United seales Is buaninousl- =,
tavor VmH'a Cough syrup TRe
druega # to be the snlg stand
$50 c0u rnh1Q-lt
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE CHAIRMANSHIPS OF THE
NEW SENATE COMMITTEES.

Levi p. Morton 10 go TO Paris
EVartE, Thurman and Howe TO be
Monetary Commissioners = The
Banks ana the Treasury-The
GreeAbaekers Seize an AppOrtuni-
tV--The Democratic Caucus.
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0-..,e-ea a;sus Foss onee Ia Sa-
...-s a. seeona class Matter.
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The Only medicinal soap adapted % sssy
shaving gUticpr2 Shaving Eoap.
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Magnolia sugsr cured eaa be ubtainedg Every
ham guaranteed. See advertisement.
mh1nlf
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Nutrition ilaprnv5a, arcogta restored and
disease arrested bg Ma.l bltters.
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The Uu,on Pactac nIvIdend.

AMU UWHUA Il dCAAU AVA'
NEW YORK. March 9.-The Union Pacific
Railroad Company to day declared divi-
dend of ! "a per cent.
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FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

A Wonderful Freak of Nature-A
Fresh Water Spring In the Depths
OF the Ocean-Large IBflux of Wis.,
ftOrs-Talk About the Weather
Florida CurIosfGIes-Railr News
An Encouraging Outlook.
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According to NimmO's report, the

from this country during the twelve
months ending January 81st, 1881
amounted tg 98s2, ,010,Q94
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i, augusta Chronicle: ''lir George Cornwall,
g,.eW NJ NeW York who went Up 10 the Magruder
-. i.-S ~ nun Major George T. jackson and party,
- -. !, thursday, and remained. after they left.
tTrna9 ~ purpose OF examining the mine, re-
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unbewubt. rod mddtis auf lbre llmaez
buus Write, 70 bab itre 6reunrinnen uno
Der aliidlide Yater meintsn. Slle ncd ME
10 bitid, 10 ber35ensnnsno freuaelid Se=
feben ,u bobsn.
Uie selaoenen aiiniiler waren ldon
lineit 3ur Stelle unb barrten NIT Srdu=
lein ypatcmps in ter Wabe bes Biancs,
einltweilen nit Betannten, muiitfreunbz
liden San,ilieu per!earenc. Au1 bic
Ueise Yclters mar aa5elanat, bod er
lelblt bate iid nod niht se3eist. trctosnl
bic @dfts gum srSbien 2teil beiIaalmen
wa,en uno bas SrGeitcr bereits smel
Gin3ussmirihe seIpelt tatte. Aud
ties 3Ssern Yclte,s seid,ab auf Warsots
bsimldes Nurathen. er iclte srDbtmos=
liditen gFett MAIDEN, uno bic RluSc bat
te ifd in ibler 8erehnuns nidt setauldt.
Guolid betrat Uslir Zen erlten Sa'on uno
bic grIdeiuuns oes Der @eie0ldaft ftem=
ben uao 10 auff1aeno ihSuen iunsen Vtanz
nes, in einem an,ua p;e ibn teiner oer
anweisnoen 5erren elesanter tru3. errss=
te belonbers unter Der Damenmelt elnea
fSrmIisben Nufrutr.
(gortltbuns fulBt,)
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,tnt.rsuh. o,nnu unb mdhle

- 1nterfude esnau unb tpdble+ bas
Befe. Neufaepter's uDeut d.
es6tn nbermeb (paebutropbine)
tpurtt Bis jebt BON fsinem &inosrnabe
runssmittsl iibsrtruftn. Der grfpls III
tpunpsrbar. Mattsr, bic Sbr guh Der
@e1unbbsit unb bss @ebsttens Cures 9leb.
ltngs erireuen ppllet, madt ben 8er1ud
unb SIR perbst es nte bereusn. Or. s.. s..
Wsyer BON New yorf fdrsidt: Sd BABE
pDeutfbesR tnber metl" tau.
fig ansemanbt 'unb 3tsbe es alien Qlebts.
fden Yrdparaten Dor. Sa alien renom=
mitten Mpotbsfen 3u tabfn.
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Graffu8 Nece.

Das arSbts W bsllagtr Der
Staet III ratisntJs bto 6errn s. Resp.
W6bsl allsr Att fnb tolslbli In erSbtsr
auswabl gu ben nistrisaen Dr,ilsn ,u
babsn uuo In Der lbat fam isbsr Sc.
ltmad b.irisoiat wsrosn. Yarlcr- unp
S6laiyimmsr.Ssts tauit man bel 5srru
6. 8eeo ,u Gabr,tprsilsn, ba ct lstns MS.
bel btrstt aus ben sr0btsn Jabrilsn bee
Qanoss bejtebt. 5err Nesb bat auBsr.
bem sinsn srobsn 8orratb BON asppinsn
unb Natten unb autn Ia biefss Sad etn-
(&laesnbtn Waaren. Dsr W5bei iraenb
wsl&sr art setrau&t, ttut wotl, Fa an
6errn Nfeb 3u ptabsn. Bonn @sm6bn.
lt&Ren bis gum aaerfsinfsn uub 1bsusrz
fen III @aes in isinsm Stcrs ,u fnten.
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- Cine 50us auf grbea iiae Sdmcr'
tolbtr. Der, welasr ntAt paran ldbet,
elauSt ss niht; wer its aber bal, peritsbt
uns. Darum pas er;cen psrlan3srn, 70
laase ANAKESIS, bas bsrnbmte 9sil-
mittsl tes Or. g. Slebe., In Deiaer'
gerh III? Du braadf fsinen @crrat4
bapon ,u fuafen beuor Du es ieiber erprosl
baf. p. Nsuifaebisr & &c., 8cr 3946
gsw yorf. fsnben Dir auf @erlanssn TO-
iltsnftst cline Yrebs. BenuBs bas msnlhsn
frsunplihe anerbistsn Der senannten Str
ma, Did BON Geiaen Qualsn gu befreien.
ober Du perlierlt oas 8eat sa tlasen.
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balf Die Staot 6riebri6sburg auf=
bauen. Ser Serl6ieoene erreibte eit1
9llter bon IS Sab,en uno mar berelts
ltrgrobbater.
: Ser 9llamp Surnberein in gren;
bam feierte am bergangenen Sonnabenl
iein Sti ftungsfef.
- Wdbreno bes Sturmes am Z. be
Galpelton rib Die slnferfette bes S9o:
ners Senrietta uno bas 6aDraeug murOt
Bel Yeliean Spit auf ben Stano &C.
trieben.
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Detroit Gree Yreb pom l8. San
Gt&teimer 8rss. babsn ioebsn ttn Gar.
loab BON Neebs Silt Gese Sonte ertalten.
Dieter artifsl psrtaufl ftd letr RAID uno
70 mub IS AUDI iein. benn es III otne 3pei.
fel rsr bsFe Mrtitel ieiner Nrt, Der ie ein.
ssfutrt murbt, uno bat ni&t ietnes @iei.
Gea. Sur bas bette Material miro 3u
&eebs Gilt GbSe 1Onie per,paubt.
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(gortltbuas fplbt,)

8abula. Wo., 9. Tebruar 1880.
Sd fauItt 5!aiden Sares 6opfen
8tttters bel S;1top & 60. ia lsbten
@srbii fir meine 80 otter uuno i'd BIN nit
bemielbsn istr sufritDsn. SO bat itr mebr
eenubt ale aae Mtti,!nen, Die Te felt ben
lsbtsn 6 Monaten t,nnabm.
gB NJ :. Wie@lure.
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= Dan,en ,perben oarauf aufmerfiana
semadt, baS reidbaltise' 2aser bon
9erbfz uub Wintermaaren aller Nrt beS
Serrn y. .. Traut, 9lamo= Yla3a gu
inipi5irea, ele Te anoerswc taufeu.
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: 9ie Santa Sc 8abn 1T iebt big
auf % Weeilen bon Sort Wortb oelen=
bet. Sie 6ur6 ben lebten &egen ber=
uriabte ueberi6wemmumg bat mebrere
ibrer 8riiden peggepai i9en.
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nmfer GDoAenblatt.
Bir ienben bon ieet ub unier vBodene
tiatt1 fir ben Yreis BON $500 auf eiu
Sabr portofrel rad DeutfdIanb.
Die 8eber
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Sbiaes ia BON ein, N uertrautnsnertttn
s5ar her, beiTen 5ohi:r ~ II bis s -Satren
tranf war uno IT IL. u Zen 0sbrauh
usn Dcpisn Bitter csbsilt NJ.
Us. . 5,ltOp & 60.
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= Gin melterer i'm 3u6tbaule Be-
finoli6e 9ieb, M. Giaanepa, 1T pom
Gouperneur ieines boben Differs tpegem
begnaoigt tporben. HfE }g
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Wan fann @elo iparen, menn man
lsin, Strumpfwaaren, 5anbidube, Ea<
identiider &c. bei >. @renet fauL
im 9t(amcse sebdube, cine 9reppe bod.
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Cine fro BE N a dri dt fir Sail.
fuhtide!

HW &c!
Guf Seranlahuns oeslr Oeutiden 5eil.
inifituts", Sc. II Clinton Ylaee, New=
Ocrf, wirb ber befannte beutide Nr3t,
Or. Shulb, nod im Qaufe bieies WRo.
nats mad 9few=Yort tommeu. I'M Tau.
fudttrante gu behanbeln. - Der Dottpr
1T betanntlid Der einSiae Ar,t Der Belt,
benz es bic Jest selunsen 1T, ieben Baa
pcn Sa(liudt, icwie periSnlid ale aud
brieflid gu hetfeu.
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9u berreute1t.

gint gorm. sslesea on ben Queuen bss San
@ntoniO f}luifse nebea Breckenridge. snibatisnb
30 Gdsr, einsefsast. wsscn 70 gdet ,u Gtlo unb
@arieu. beipnbers ftbr eianst am f}luITs lu
@artsnbau. @ud tsf,rbeI I'D tort tin aftr
rrober 9ttrii6sarttn i'm beilen 9uifanbe. &c
f6nnen aud einiee sne NJ ibtibs iur 9srdsuus
ubnlafsn wsrbsa. Nutsufrassn bsi
O. Qied,
Ratustp6ssfraes, San anipuiO, Sc H..
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