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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23

BY n. seIdoa Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
oa,ce coruer Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Esistc Agent and AuctIoneer,
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
DMrNIsTRATOR's SALE OF ELE-
N CANT MAHOGANY HOUSEHOLD EURNl-
TiigE. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. TApE.-
try CARPETs. PIANO. LIBRARY CASE AND
iE iDsSsn tIiHiSAWA WARE &C. &C.. Al PUBLIC
AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree OF me Cnancefy
Ceurt OF the city Of Richmond entereh on inc on
day Of January, 1881 In the case OF Jones' trustee,
cs. Aliens executor. &c., viii proceed 70 sen, AZ
public ouction at the late residence OF Mrs. Joseph
Allen, deceased, corner Broad ana Tweiiin Streets
=" FRIDAY. JANUARY 2s. 1881,
commencing at IOx O'Clock A. NJ. all or the excel
lent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting In
ENGIfIsH-BoDY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, and
TTRFE-PLY CARPETS and RUGS;
i R0sEwOoD-CAsE 6s-oCTAVE WORCESTER
Mahogany sOFAs. pIyANs. ROCKERS.
ARM-CHAIRs. aud PARL0R.CHAIRs, of the
best make. upholstered In hair. cloth;
2 FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS in gilt
MARBLE hI.fs P ToPs OVAL. and ROUND CENTRE
rEN6ERs, FIRE SETS. oANDELEBRAs, &C.
The chambers are furnished with
Sets OF MAHOGANY FURNITURE, with MAR
BILE TOP-PItCEs;
sup,sriCrr wIIIdE;: GRAY and BLAcK-HAiR
FEATHER REDS, HOLSTERS, and PILLOWS;
TOILET SETS, &C.
In he dining. room VIII be found a large lot or
Elegant CUTGLAss GOBLETs, WINES and
TUMBLERS; -
CHINA CROCkERY-. and sTONEWARE:
9 sets of FINE MAHOGANY DINlNG.TABLES
SIDEBOARD. SIDk-TABLE>, WATER-COOL-
Frs. PERPETRATORS. HAT RACKS, &c. {;
l BEHRING'S IRON FIRE-PkUOF SAFE.
ALSO.
/ very handsome MAHOGANY LIBIARY-CASF,
containing about $50 volumes of desirable
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, the greater part oil
which ar" In very expensive binding:
Together with any other articles useful IN hOu'e
keeping.
To lovers Of old fashioned mahogany furniture
opportunity Is now offered very seldom met WIN
to ARTICLES made 10 order In the best manner
aud Of the best material.
TERMS: All sums OF $50 and under cash. and
credit OF ninety days Will he gwen on all sums over
that amount the purchaser to give his bond SAILS
factOrty endOr ed - -
JOHN W. WRIGHT. sheriff,
and as such Administrator of Joseph Allen and Mary
H.Allen.
JNO. 4. LAUGHTON. Jr.. Auct0neer, salesman.
e.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NOTICE.-The undersigned gives nolie,
~ that by virtue Of deere rendered Oh me 'vtn
of December. $50, Nv the tireuii t'uii '' ~ ~
city of Alexandra, in the cause - Graham y 20,
Washington Guy, Virginia Midl1uh and go
Southern Railroad Company. b. l. BoN ri't"l'" ~
paw out the FUNDS IN M, hands as follow; oh.
~ To the holders Of bonds aud coupons "i POI
first MORTGAGE orange aud ALNandTlt ha'i'''
COMPANY, the principal and Interest ref'"" 30
CuH % January |. 1851. rho
! (2l 10 the holders OF bonds ind coupon, ui 'u'
second NOR gage Orange aud Alexandra hslI''
COMPANY. the prtacto0t ORd interest Weiep" %
|nft TO January |, 1881. go.
| (3l To the holders OF bonds and coupons "l ..r
Mapas sas-tisp Railroad OinDaD': Ne Dft",s
and interest thereon IL mi 10 January l. a..
a. 10 he hoideTs OF bonds and coupons az '
| third mortgage Orange and AleNtnlf hAlit''
Compsny. a dividend of 81 fZ5 pr cen 'un W
| the PRINCIPAL aud Interest thereon 10 Jahu1i} Do
1881. , ,l,.
| Ibl TO the holders OF boads aud COUPONS 81 'ho
| 6rst mortgage Orange. AlrA1uOria aud Maht, -
Railroad company a dividend OF 72..2 per ctntnm
upon he principal and Interest thereon 10 JAuu''
| 4. 1851. 80 ,.,l
| Each holder OF bonds cr coupons 81 The ni,t (,
| second mortgage Orange ana AleNanhila IA 80
| Company and the Manas>as.6ap Railf"ad 'tn
pan, must produce the stine, and upon "''f,,i-H
| the money therefor SURRENDER them iof ''h'',,'.
| ton. Holders OF the third Oraase and AirN 'nn' y
| Railroad bonds aud coupons tpd nrst Ofanst' ny
| sndria and Manassas Railroad BONDS ana co"p'n'
who, As stated above, will receive dhNidsnds mere
must before receiving such diyidend' pto"n'e wv
/ SAME that such creclt, NAV he rD0Ots Il ltnh'
| JOHN :. BARBOUR
| tommlssiontF'
| ALEXANDRIA, Va, January =. 1881, ,..
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By II. j.. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l03 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE "a y
"A AND TRUCK-FARM, WITH STOCK.-We
shall sell on the premises, on MONDAY. January
"a. 1881. beginning ut ~ o'clock NJ. me NICE
FARM owned anJ occupied by cr. :. J.. Ihlein'
situated about hIee miles southeast OF Richmond,
between the Osborne turnpike and New Market
road. 7ntainiDg about l65 ACRES. with the i'm,
proveinenis thereon Preserving III. cropsl the ANA
is susccpi Llc Of division, ard will be sold In one or
two tracts and at rhe same time VIII sel, l
MILCH cows. l JERSEY BULL, L HELPER
also FARM INPLEMFNTS, &c
~. l.. STAPLES * CO.. Auctioneers.
a
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By Frank u. Hll Il Co, Auctioneers,
HOS Main itreet.

HARNESS AND SADDLE-MAKERS'
III STOCK AT AUCT1ON.-On
MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1881,
M lOH O'Clock A. NJ. we will sell at The store No
8l2 east Broad street, recently occupied by c. w.
Emmenhauser. a lot OF
RtDl>G-WHtPS,
LEATHER STRAPS and REINS,
UORSF-BRUSHES. GiKTfiS.
MARTINGALts, BITS. SIIkRCPS, PADS,
2 sets CART-BREACHING,
BRIDES. HAMtS. -
NICE SIT BUGGY. HARNESS new.
RREAST-CHAINS. DRINING-HEINs,
62 boxes RINGS, BUCKLES, TACK. &C;
| STOVE.
The stock is all new aud the articles made w are
In good stvle and finish.
TERMS: Cash.
FRANK - HILL & co, Auctioneers
Sale conducted by JSo. T.. LAUGHToN, Jr:, Anc'
,ioneor ja2l
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,J,UTT'S HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR oil
4 WHISPERS changed TO GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE, IL imparlsa Natu
al Color. acts nstsntaBesousy. sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF u.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
fmy 29-eodtAp2Ol
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RArLssAD LIN ~.


Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. A. Daily.
cave Richmond. $50 4 Y
Arrive Burbeville.. Il:30 A.
Train No. "A connects At Burkevilie with At,r.
tie, Mississippi and ohio railroad for faruyif.s
Lynchburg, aud ALI sourbwesirr points
Trains Nos. AZ and AZ connect AT >utherlns ,gi,b
Milton and sutherliu Narrow Gauge railroad r.
hilton.
Train No. As connects az Salisbury with We.'e--
North Carolina railroad for Asheyte and all pYr,,
In Western NCrgh srOlD1.
Trains Nos. 80, AS. and AZ connect az Air.Ift.
junction with Atlanta and tnarlO IT, Air Line rail-.
way for all points South and southwest, AMI \,
~ connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Column.
and Augusta railroad for ali points south, >ou,s.
east. and southwest.
Train No. so stops only IT Jetersylllc. Driss'.
Branch. Barksdae's. Dlnville Greensboro, and
salisbury.
Trains from the above. named points arrl,. b.,
Richmond 4:43 L. NJ, 437 4. NJ. AMI 1888 T.. S.
Train on North Carolina railroad leaves Gr,su..
bOrO' daily at $3.50 A. ". for Raleigh and T. ,.i.
boro' come ciing a. GOdshprO' with Weldon s.l
Wilmington railroad Tor Weldon ana Whining.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-WashinPt0n. Richmond
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmopa .,
Danviile and AtlsDta ard Dluvilie aud savannah
on Train No. 42-Wdshingtou. Richmond. su
Danyille. and Dauville and Augusta.
Tickets sod 10 al points sD0th, sogtheast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given Oh iocd tickets
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
7. VI. X. TALCorT, General Superintendent.
ia
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nm EARLY STRUGGLES FOR A NAME AND
now ue ACHIEVED sUCCEss-A LIFE OF
HARD WORK UPON THE sTAeE-sorHERN
A. .ARMANp~ AND "DUNDREARY."
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EOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF On
IT ifDRsEs-a bay ano gray. Also. s%SH-rr
hana ONE NEW CARRIAGE, With Two sSes a"V
one trout sat, satin ininss, aud has been o''"
only f,w times. Apply to.,.,,,,
'' John ENnERs ROBINSON.
hl9-6,s lis south fhlrd street
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SALE OF

HIGH-CON ST a b l. ELS SALE OF
IL FURNITURE, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. SHOWCASES, Oh JARS. OY >TEK-
COZ TEr. DOIBLE-CAsE q J. - WAIIu,
SILVER WATCHES. Clocks, STATIONERY ,
&C.,S6.-l will sell al public auctiOn, on MONDAY
tie 24ih day ofJhnuary. 1881. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
al my office, 1906 Frankln street, me iouowlog
nroneriy 10 ga isfy sundrv writs in my hands
WarGrobes. 2 Cabinets. 2 Bureaus, Bedsleans, l
Single Bedsiead. Enclosed Wasnsiands, Marble
Ton Washsiand. Looking GLASSES. 1rnnts,
Press ! lot BOOk-Shelve,, ] Oi Cr0chery hilcheh
Tables. / COokng-StOye. lie ting Stoves Large
and Small Pictures. Clocks. water coolers
Show Cases 20 Ga IS Jar. 2 Sets scales ana
weights, Dyster-Counter. large Lantern, Meat
Rack. oyster. sign. Cutains. Mattresses ana Bed
ding. ! Round Table, ] SdebOard. Chairs. Benches'
Inn Pans Books. stationery, Pipes. Slaies, Lamps.
LOT shelving. ] store Counter. 1 BOOK -SiGn.
Checuucr- BoarCs. &c: also very superior Double
Case Gold Watch tDatent lever, several silver
Waich-s ara pairs Spectacles. .,l..,,
TERMS: Cash. 4. HOLI!NbEh,
/, % II. G. T.. Il.
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By George 5. Vashon & son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. 7 Tenth street.

vVRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE FOURTH
1 Undivided INTEREST ~ TIE REAL
AND Personal. ESTATE OF WALTfR i.
GRIFFIN. DECEASED.-By virtue OF deed OF
tust from William A. Griffin ana wife 10 the under.
signed as trustee. CONVEYING one fourth UNDIVIDED
Interest in The personal estate of Walter L. biiin.
deceased, ana like interest in house and lot on
The west side ef Laurel street 6et"een cary ana
Cumberland streefs 2SXl04 feet. TO secure the pay
ment of a note IN rein mentioned. aud default
having been made IN the payment thereof VIII,
being thereto required 10y the beneficiary of s1ld
deed proceed to sell at public auction, IN front VI
the property on Laurel rect. OH
THURSDAY. JANUARY u, 1881,
AT O'Clock L. NJ, the said one fourth undivided I'm.
terest in The persona ana a. Oye-descriUed real es-
tate of which the said Walter Il. Griffin died seized
and possess ed.
TERMS: cash as to expenses and a sum sDfhc ent
to pay off note Of 800 due January 9 IL. 1851
balance as nay be announced al hour OF sale.
GEORGE :. NA>HON,
ia % Trustee.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.
TUTT'S PILLS.

VI
Loss Of Appetite, Nausea. Bowels CostNe, Pam
I'm the Head. with dull sensation In tue back par,
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; fullness AFTER
Eating, with a dissemination TO exertion Of BODY OF
mind; lrritability of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness Fluttering at the Heart
Dots Before the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, Highly -Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 10 srch
cases. Que dose effects such change Of feeling as
TO astonish the sufferer.
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By Jno. r. LsuahfoiI, JF., Anctioneer'
1905 Main street.

rr,uE CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE Law
Ann nIsCELLANEOu5 LIBRARY oi inc
late Hon. william Green, Ill. d.. WIN oe sou ~
suct,on by Inc subscriber, commencing
JANUARY Is. 1881,
~, A o,cIock p. NJ. and continued daily at 10 A.
AZ and 4 y NJ uptiI the whole II Hold mt the store
No 900 Main street. undsr Lee Gallery.
The RoUKs will be ready for examination 'anu-
CATALOGUES VIII he furnished on application.
JNO. n. LAUGHTON. DR..
Auctionecr OF Literary and Persons, proner,y. &C.
IA 20-ts 30. lzOo WIN ,eIees.
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By Sutton co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuetioneerE,
No. IlOs Main street.,
LJno. T. Laughton, Jr., AuciiOneer S1e'manl.

(JnO T. LaughtOn, Jr., AuciOneer, Sile'inahl'
ATOK'S SALE OF PIANO
N AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC'
1lOS.-On
TUE>DAY THE 25TH INSTANT,
NJ lOH O'Clock ! will sell at the lale residence OF
Vr. Mary H. Burgess. deceased, No 1OlS west
Marshall street, the HOUSEHOLD FtRNlTURE'
consulting of $4,000. ,, $500, <n,-r,,
| ROSEWOOD PIANO, STOOL: aud GOV En-
| UhIR.CLOTU PARLOR SUIT,
DIVANS. CNRD.TARLES,
GILT-GRkME MIRROR.
MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLE.
BEDSTkADS, BUREAUS.
WARDROBES. NA>ilSTANDS. CHAIRS,
COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES,
PATENT WASHING-MACHlNE.
and MANI other useful hOu excepting articles.
=. &. BEACH.
Administrator of Mrs. Miry II Burgess. deceaScd'
Salr conducted 10y JNO T.. LAUGHTOS, Jr:. Auc-
tiOnPpr. u %
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BY Jno. T.. Lauabton. Jr., Auctioncer'
1906 Main street.
r Asst DAYS SALE OF BOOKS.

The balance Of The catalogue sale Of MlsCELLA-
NEOUs BOOKS viii be sold on
MONDAY EVENING THE z4TH INSTANT.
commencing at 4 O'Clock. no>, f..
q, % Auctioneer.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

For further details. apply at $40 Min street. W.
Chesapeake ana ohio railway depot ticket Office.
CONWAY T.. now ARD
ia - - T.. ana I. Age.f.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16

paratively shallow water. But here they found
a new difficulty. Both Of them could swim
but neither could use their limbs in walking,
and they found the greatest difficulty in crawl
ing along the bottom till they reached the
shore, and placed themselves on the dry sand,
beyond the reach of the tide. 1t was judged
that they had landed about nine in the morn
ing. full twenty-four hours from the time they
left Lahainu, and they both fell into profound
sleep.
The day of examination came, Mr.. Richards
and the princess, on high double canoe, such
as only high chiefs possessed, went across the
channel to Lanai, bat on ARRIVING we're as
tonished that d. notice had been given to the
schools, nor had anything been seen Of the
Governor and his family. Two runners were
started Immediately, one to the south to
traverse the shore, the other to the north. The
latter found the two sleepers on the sand so
overcome with sleep that it was no easy mat
tsr to bring them to consciousness. A little
extra care and feeding, however, and all was
right
The Governor lived many years after, and
appeared somewhat aged. His wife ouiliyed
him and never appeared the worse for such a
dreadful trial. u. b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16
General .2Hrrrlrandise.
EMIL FR@SE'S
HA M 3 U r C T E A..

T IS IMPOSsII5Ilb TO "a I % y Z II ~
praise Of this good old standard Famiiy Mealelhe
1t cannot be too highly recommended, as 1t Is truly
Marvel of the Age, and no household should be
without it. 1t prevents as well as skin Dis
cnses Govt Rheumafism, Gravel and all Tid-
Hey Diseases. Affected Liver, Headache
Nausea. Bile. Wind, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton. Feyers and AEue, sIeePleSsness, Lassi-
tude. Foul Breath and every disease brought on or
aggravated by dsordered stomach.
purides the Blood, Cleanses the Stomach and Bow
els and gives the whole system Healthy and Delight
fol Tone. There medicine for the Nursery
equal to it, and being composed Of Herbs only 1t can
he given safely to infants. 1t is triumph IN medicine
harmless vet eficacious Invaluable in the family,
the road, at sea- and everywhere.
For sale by all Druggists and at wholesale by
sto MCLEAN BROS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16

TT is NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
II that First-clnss Piano (Which means a sTEtN-
WAY or WEBER, De bought here in Honolulu
rnueh cheaper Than they possibly be purchased IN
San Francisco Will convince yon Of the truth OF Tins
statement II yuu wish 90 purchase a Fine Piano
There are hnc Piauos here which have been pur-
chased in san Francisco by the present at prices
ranging from $50 10 So above the price would have
charged them for the same Piano.
Query: Why do you buy your Pianos IN San ran
CiECof
Being Sole Agent FOR these Pianos in this Kingdom,
and buyr tbcm direct OF the Manufacturers for SPOT
CASE enables me TO successfully compete with any
larre dealers on tho Coast elsewhere II you would
lfl good American Piano for less price ] fur
ui-h Won with the FISCHER UPRIGHT. which Is
too well known require anything suid by me IN
their favor refer you several parties that have
purchased them, including oahu College, where you
will iind TWO In constant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16
GEO. F. WELLS,
innn GALLONs OF SPERN 0lL.

rr7rrR PURE Article OF B0DT OH. JrST
: On shore from the Tropic Bird The OIL is
eisa ned aie s. clear and white as water For sale by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16

Let rs now turn our attention to Mauae and
his wife. They had each large bingham
bucket" They threw away the clothes they
contained, except few which they tied around
them, and with the buckets as buoys they
started on their watery journey. During the
Sabbath, they had three young men near them,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-03-16
A FORTY MILE SWIM.

The first work of the early Missionaries at
these Islands, was to preach the gospel aud to
establish schools. in every district on the
group. The Missionaries at Lahaina had the
oversight of the schools at Lanai, an island
separated from west Maui by a channel nine
miles wide.
Missionaries at that eafly day always had
the favor of the high chiefs Nahienaena was
a young princess, of the highest grade She
and Mr. Richards had appointed day TO eX-
anime all the schools on Lanai. So hapaleau-
moku, then Governor of Lanai, was ordered to
| go over the day before the examination, and
summon all the people to come together at me
appointed place Re started in canoe, with
/ his wife, Kamaka, and two little boys. They
met the wind the sea was rough; the lash
| incs of the canoe so far failed that the canoe
| filled with water. They were now about three
| miles from Lalaina shore and strong cur
/ rent was moving them north towards MoloNal
/ The Governor was obliged to Jump overheard
| to tighten the canoe, while the woman ana
! children remained in it, though full OF water.
The strength of the current made it hopeless
/ to return to Maui, so he decided to push the
water-logged ,canoe before him to Mookal on
| the north, full tWe nty miles from Lahalna'
! They had left Lahaina at nine in the morning.
! About or in the evening, they could see
! by the lights on Molollai shore, that the land
was not far of, and he said to his wife, that
they would soon be all right. But soon, as al
ways happens, the current turned the other
way, and the lights on shore grew dim. ms
wife asked what hope there was left the Gov
ernor replied there was only one hope lett,
/ that was Lanai, far-away to the west, about
the same distance as Lahaina but they never
could reach it with that heavy canoe. SO
/ they stopped and unlashed the arms and out
ricger of the canoe, and abandoned the canoe,
while he bound together, with tue eocoanut
cord, the three pieces of light wood he had
| left. and by this bundle so dashed together,
Kamaka and the boys were supported, WINE
her husband swan and pushed the whole be-
fore him. In the course of the night, the
Youngest boy began TO fail, and soon 1t was
perceived he was entirely dead. They must
pray at a funeral, and so they stopped and he
prayed, and then let the body go. Not long
after, the chill of the ocean had overcome the
older boy. and he died the same as the younger.
The same ceremony was performed, and then
his body was abandoned to the deep. Now
the two were left alene to take care OF them
selves as best they could. The labor still de-
volved ON the mar, and he still seemed fuli
of vigor for the work. 1t was broad day light
before they had reached the high and fear
full surf of Lanai, and it was quite doubtful
matter whether they could ever get through 1t,
though Hawaiians will live in surf where a
white man could not survive a minute. But
his strength held out we'll; they seemed to
have taken it calmly and patiently, and soon
found themselves inside OF the surf, IN COM
, 1881-09-26
SUICIDE.


Nellie IfuBhos, a sewing. machine operator
boarding with Mrs. tliRhicy, Of No. 3ii West
Washington street, died at .:l5 ycstor.lny MORN
Ing In consequence Of u dose OF sumo form Of
opi,u-~.nornhIno Il ia thnught-takon With
suicidal Intent. Tho motive for tho net
Ia not known, and her relattvcs profess
to bc unable to think OF tho most trivial rcAson
for 1t. The decoasetl, In n short letter Of tnrc-
woll which she loft for hor sisters, made no al-
lIsIou to tho cause, except thnr It Is q sccrat.
anu will tltu with hcr. Miss Hughes retLrcl to
hur ro0m shortly after ten Saturday evening,
aud Mrs. IIIyh!py, who slept with h1r, upon
retiring Bom0 hours lutur, 'fuuun bur in n
ssupor and breathing lln,lnturally. Drs. ForInnn
and CArr3scr9 called III. but they wor9 unnhi1 to
cuutItcract tho eIfuets OF the poison. Ihe Curo-
tier hGltl Ill Inquest during tho h'!y. md yoF-
dict uf suicide wls returned by the Jury. Tho
tlcccasetl wns - yoarH Of nRe. and hailed from
Wntcrtown. Wis. whittier tho remains havo been
taken for iHtHrulont.
teu1.,e.l BY all VIM know ber. She
bnared with Mrs, iign!ey rnr four years. during
m,st ot which tit,,u shn hn4 found employment
with Miss ltol,nnd. "A Washington street Grrsa.
makcr. Tile latter rceently went to Europe, ind
Miss Hughes worked for HascnthAl Il Fish, No.
III. Wcst Mul!son street. sho earncd good
wuues, .lt%alwMya enluyed good heAlth. 1t l.
likely ttnt tho caitso for tho Act dates bacA
SUING yers AS there IL Il rliinor. which WIS n0i
denied by two sisters Of tho deceased living "
this city, that Nollie bud unco botore Attolnptct
8u5u{dc.
, 1881-09-26
Medical DuluB&0na.

iftItt HfA[ths
Medical dnlnsiOls ArD M ne" tnlnk. GeorKo
WAshlngt<,sl, 1t must DO udnitt0d by usery Gun,
did physlulun, wlls bled to death. 70 wis l.urA
Iiyr0n unl hun1 1fads OF 0thera. Hundreds Ut
thousands Of fhuman ,bolngs have bctn
destroyed by ttho use VI caibael. h!ll.
ltnns ut su[dlers suffering fFnn Kunshot
wounds wcro kortuEeti W pouring !ntn the
wounds boiling oil. lf tA!a Tragedy hnA haI-
pancl t!fly ytAFa ago tho Frcs!del!t would hare
hcpn stliiaa lit a clNs0 fUUn..' WHIRLPOOL III hot
blankets. pled by t4e galloi,: und tnrturusl
beyond uEturanr0 by 'dapItrWlon Ut water TO
drink nnl Air tu broutho. !. Whuuoos INT Fe!netu-
1ur the or.lulty Of medical PRACTICE whlch .enled
water tu the thirsty faSer pattApt, aud cut hin
or from the G0ul air OF AenEen!
Thcse 1elllsDns huyo, lApp,ty. passed. aWays
bur u uu less destructive utae, tho AlcAhoo de-
luyioll, attIlpts thu msdica! profession iodAy.
w ehnrgs upon tho physicians III attendl,lcc
upNIl Tho President Il nlolstrOus error, 3hlch
threutull. bis lite, The low temperature aud
raplt! pulko ut the pal[ant, which nave causo1 80
great alarm, arc the result u the
brandy and whtsky they ,4ra feodlng
ha. 1heY scet4 not 10 bo conscious
OF tkie Will absurtllty Ut striving TO keuu np Z
patitut'a strength by means Whleh " anAst II. nt
aluylnI Irritation by lneuns which exs!to y, OF
reducing inflammation by noans which proiue0
II, Uf preventing fvycr by fncans which ls!truas1
il, OF saving life ty meaas wh'eh destroy
1t. Shall President Garfield be udded
TO the long LIST of V!cttms Of the
tho victim Of brandy, tho result at theory Of
troatnent tho very oppos!t VI that which wAe
iu vogue twtatY ycRrs before. F11uea Albert