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JUSTICE JOTTINGS.
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A cAso OF small pox, tho victim being a lttlo
gIrl. was reported TO Tho Health Department
Inst Saturday from No. 10 Front street. The
first iloor Of No. y being occupied ns snloo,l,
tho proprietor, Joseph Drolnbrowski. was duly
notified by an otlcer TINT hp would havu to close
up his business t,nitl such tllno us tito dread
contaglon should Layo boon drlvon from tho
ycstcrday nornTns:' iie,. TOOK cbangc
e &c 'ae1 puIsR Rs9' bo by prossss Tnsa
Of tho tr!nl It was suddenly announced that tho
father Of tho sick girl wns III tllo courtroom.
ioltcrcrs ali tolting FOR tho door, and rushing
down tho sta1rwny Six steps ut u tftno.
EMMA vKrHE AND HER TRUNK.
T., AbGt ten aays aso there yns orxan!zed 4,
on thO boarsIs IL Emlaa Verne, WIS enRaged rs 8
ssf R ne ssa ss H. sss %t hs oc f II e. sfg Ig s m se S
left ut TINT house bunrtl till Or npnrIy 40. and
nlso her trunk and Wart'robo valued at $An, tho
aud beforn sho signcd tho contract with Batlor
and Jarows she induced tham to rc,lcem
esr r. 81 Gs ssko az PE br I r to en-
turned over to her. which re'tucst WIS rort,scd.
SasuSt a as she ha snnouncsa !or ntottq q
sbolt to start oi,t "a the roi boins Iod i, 10
Loea,lso she bud not paltl buck tho I'D oxPSdndcd
nF11D4rkYa hfIfNFNr,
that Tic bl for $l5 was tuoro thin oiYsct by hcr
survices rendered In drilling tho eotr,,any md
4a'ss s the as p s NJ , ss w
Dotoctiye Hartman utt lowycr Faync. md fhoy
Ind Mr. flntl1r and j. q, Curtis tho bus1noSa
tnnnawcr Of ti1e cuInnat1y nrrcatGti IN n Wnrr,ts
charging them with larceny MS baItuc' It bninr
cjWimcd by thc prosceiition TINT tho trunk hms
icon surt or, to Ill jnc. The neciisctl ;ynro mr..
Dmytot,. ma thoy pavo bonsi 10 nnnear for az
animation ttaIs morning. @f'~''N ava w.
OFFICIAL nhuFAL1Tx.
a nntld-manncrcd and lnotfonsfvo. looking
younK man nnMetl Philip Cos Appoare.i bcioro
Justlco anmtner yesttftlay tnort!inE with ono OF
ats oyos had!y blAckcled aud blinged up. and
VIII VIII ono q PIG arms swollen ana t'ruiso!, aud
WIN als shirt alcovo statt'ed nll over With b00.
police officer mud privatc watchman. Cos
stated @ ta9t It. MsntnFt!W tllEIf ne ws1s stumbling IN
front OF Nn. - Snl1th lialstca street waiting
& ior 4 cnr M when Mcer @ I!rl9n eanle up aud Or;
uGrGu him to m0v0 OIL" BCCaueC he fpftI.ed
, 1881-08-16

UNITED brArEs SENATOR JONES. OF Florida,
HaS Ut tho Clty.lJall yesterday,
THxKE wcra tifty-tuur burial. permits lasucd
Yestorday, and afty-two deaths reported In tho
city.
TifERE weEo eight pardons Issued By the Mayor
for prtsouesr from tho l,r'dowell last week. Two
sick unfostunates weso Transferred to tho Coup-
" Hospital. -. a,
yesterday: WttouRh6y, !llll l. Co., onG.story
brick addition, 70 By 100 foet, D!ua Island av.
seass oss g sS 61 1
fsst. Ma ~ TNenty-seooaa atFeat, to oost
thNQ1 ~ Asttls, tvostory dHalllax. - BY "
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1 warning carl trotn tho wnli and were not quoted
| untlL Lieut.. HtGolu aud 4 atl1ntl Ut IUGo C0tno

warning carl lron tho wn, and wcre not slu!oteti
utitll Lieut.. HstoIu aud atlnnh Uf police cntno
,l,nn tho tcunc.
Bubscqucntiyl,romb WIS arrested, and yes
tortlay hc was tukcn l,cfOr Justice nesnnrs
md p!cndctl tEnorslnce Of tho lnW. Dclnars to,k RI
It seems Tint tho child Gelunga IL tho Murnvski
faniy. nil TINT worthy, frosh frDn, tho lo!tsItlo
around lie was nrrcstcd. ami T!l tnvn M ux-
Ni1ltlMt!o1 to.tlny. Thcsn people arr all Ill.
tintur.tli&cd utIzune. They nrc lgnornnt. sGpor-
s'rtmo,rlc.l follows who. kuow lustrr. 1.onsnnuy
wEcro tho public hcaltli af the community ia
eo!,ccr,,o.i + 'nstakG. onl tho itSals Depart.
IT. nnttcnvor to. crtish ont thls hursI-
bio Illscilso. Thcre wore. two dnaths and
wcru from M. 1:sl Woott strcut and No. 4sI
North Ash'ain1 nrcnlla. Tho tlcw cnsos wore ru-
ported frt1tn No, tfE milwaukee, nvcntlc, No. 187
clSoa 1f ln1Aslts were sop0rtctl, and n Gust Ut
diphthGrln from No. 90 tctIorson stroot.
, 1881-08-16

Indigestion, dyspcpstn, nprvous prostitution,
ard NIL f2rttss Of EeMetal debility feltovod by
tnktng A1cnsmans Poptunlzud leef Tonic. tho
nutritious propurtles, It s not moro stinit1-
l, lSni lise ilo e1trlots Of heot, but sontsIns
taIniug prnpcrtles;, Il Invaluable ID nil onfet.
bleed conditions, whother tho result OF oxhAi1s-
ton, npFvous rrostrntion, nrorw0rk, or nputo
nMry complaints. Cusweil, Hazard t. Co., pro.
prtotOtg. Now York. For gAl0 by lrugKlsta.
, 1881-08-16
UNION VETERANS,

THEY AuH Q0Isu TO THE BLOOMINGTON REUNION.
An adjourned meeting OF tho ChioaRo Union
Veteran Club was hell at tho Grand Paeho last
n'ght fos tue specla! purpose Of maklps further
Asrepkeneats In ths matter OF attending thA
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: :IRuAtotl.

..Nttp rnrk Eknttss. +. e..
nost1n !a vol Of. Her .prprosty u valued at
bor t,t votofs oQ0v. Which Rlyea ~ to cach
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Worccommcnd Eltlretlgc gcsowing.,nacl,Incs.

Over 180, 900 Howe scales sold, f]nr1cn, solIcok
& Co.. cor. Lake ind Dearborn sttccts, Chicago.
, 1881-08-16

Wells" Health Ncncwcr-Absotuto Qtlre for
nervous debility and wcnkncss ot mental or
physlctl functions. 81, at drugRIsts. Depot, u
Like atrCut.
, 1881-08-16

DEATHS.

Observation-Disclosures i, u. r, Hammer, for
me.ly Of tIttabnrE. Pa, md Miss MnEgo u. MOr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

waiter, the lamp-lighter and even the
clerk. who 10 generally woman bu,
when there 10 no: . continue; chanSe
e here, and fresh Get If wolves r.
not eel on every dsy. Then YOU will
have . regular charge Of abou, .
quarter per dsv in your hill CIR serv-
ices. aud in Paris and Geneva. the
worst robbing cite. in The xnili. you
vii. 6nd all tn. innsates @! the house
drawn up in . :ow on Your departure.
ali waiting far q coip before wishing
y"u bom r9ya9e. la one re-pect the
Traveller il America will always be
free from one s,urce 1t annoysnc-
ard expense. ia which he il c3mttaniiy
sui jet io IN the old coaatrv. ard tina;
is the checking aud transfer OF bsg
gage. There is no sysien 1T checks
'sh.lever. aud personal wsichiu!ne.s
is always required. in addition {" I-,s
tiers dues. But sfier all would
about a. ieSv. travel there ~ here, 81
tar ss the feeling is Concerned. When
me 81 our unders,rapuers d.,es brcom~
iB."isnt. he soes the full length q. the
tether. ani il MIR" over:,esringly in
sul.iny than his European cnmpe~r
dare be. There the servant waits on
YOU p''itsly, Knowing that uIr,u ihst
depend. his fee; but here you need
expect nothing unles. The cash is pro-
.iuced In ADVANCE"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
Church Mus @.
Me- York Letter {. Cine nna,i s;s.-,ie

Nr~ YORK Letter {" Che 'nnatG ''ax-tte
Speaking Vt Lent one is naturally
led {" church music. aud need hnrdl,
adj that congregational singing is oni,
found in churches of the plaine=i char
aeisr. Among strictly iashionsbl,
Christianity more artistic style pre-
vsiis. sni this is only sitsiuabie
through the uss VI chairs. Tn. latter
being naturally annoyed BY the later.
ference oi the people. adopt style Of
music which cun hot he fuilowsd.
While the choir i. renlerin. the hymn
in The u.usi artistic .tyle. the cuEsr--
Cation NAV either listen or pass lh.
time in wandering thoughts. In either
it IS q very poor preparation tor a
srrrnun. Tney srners:Iy tai in,s a
f'''ns ~ quiet thai it induces sleep
g .oirs are very expensive. Trinity
. ,ufch. with lite tOnr places Of wor-
hip. pays So. 900 Annually for this
s+rvics. Beech~r'. church, it il
said, paw. $500. aud there
are few or2anis's who do Iot
receive more than the average salary
paid the Country clergy. The erect
position Of congrsgatI,n while the
choir !. rendering the hvmn sfnds q
tisp'ay of fssl,i ms bic dresses. aud ihi.
Of observation is generally
imprnved. Many diamond shoots lis
gliiteriDg cluster acruss the pews,
Ehiis dIsmond earrings are brought
more visible before the sdmiring e.z.. |
! eirict comparison Of j-weIry often
axes place. aud sometimes the meludy |
Il sscred song falls on hearts sadly !
AIRED By Jealousy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
The Fakir of Ava retired from the

The Fakir of Ava retired from the
show business several years ago with q
fortune. He was q good. sleight-of
hand performer. but his great success.
was in inventipg the attraction Of
gifts. He Was the frst Snowman to
give prizes to his audiences. He was
on . tour in the south 10 1857, and
business was very bad indeed. 81
happened to attend % auction sale, /"
he says. land was astouisbed to see
how the eoIored people bought the
cheap jewellery that Was put up. /
thought the matter over, and the more
/ thought the more I could zee money
in it for me in my business. I came
north and went to . friend of mine in
the jewelry business. He said he
would cell me . bushel of sleeve but.
tons, studs. brooches and earrings for
% nuch-a few dollars. 1t was
mighty nice looking-all brass. of
course. 4 figured that my sleeve but
tens cost me three cents . pair. my
brooches and earrinss seven cents per
ct, and % on" The haiti was eagerly
bitten By the people. and tho F.kir,
whose nans i Hughes. i now worth
Slo0, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

Divorce has become q steadily in.
creasing feature in continental coun.
tries Of late years. Statistics re-
Gently presented TO the societe d'econo.
mic politiqus of France showed that
in the four years between 1910 and
1874. inclusive, the number of divorces
in Holland had been one for every
83,605 inhabitants; 10 Belgium. ore
for every 196 502; and in France, one
for every 1882. Comparing these
proportions after IN interval of thirty.
three years. We find that the figures
are: In Holland one for every 25,.
449 Inhabitants; in Belgium, one FIR
1907: and in France, one for every
1860. The formula of proceeding
10 France u classed under the head of
''separation," hut is practically d.
v0rco.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

M. Muntz. \ French scientist. hs'
lately examined spring, river, sea and
rain water also snow. He finds nj
cohol in all, except in very pure
spring water. By comparison with
water holding known quantities of al
cohol, rain water and the wafer of the
Seine are estimated to contain aabou,
one gramms per cubic metre. Snow
and cold rain seem to contain Q little
more. The proportion in sea water is
much the same. There is evident
reason to suppose that alcohol exists in
the state Of vapor in air. This difIu-
sion of the substance in nature is
easily explained BY the destruction Of
organic matter BY various agents of
fermentation. % this hypothesis one
should end good deal Of alcohol in
the ground.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

A fashionable dressmaker tells ths
Cincinnati Enquirer that the chic
trouble With Women's forms 10 theiI
irregularity. The number whos<
two aides do not correspond IL wonder
full. Sometimes one shoulder i
higher than the other, sometimes one
hip i bigger, and sometimes the whole
figure 10 awry. Women's dress. in
this err Of clinging garments, reveals
every imperfectioD, unless art comes
to natures help" Pads ore often suf:
6cient to produce symmetry. accord.
ing to tins expert, but STOPPING is
something that the dressmaker's art
cannot remedy. ut is . common de.
feet IN American girls" she says"
Ground backs are distressingly nu.
merous. and what can We do for them I!
Nothing At Ill. / feel sometimes like
putting them asoak. and then strap
ping them fat on board. pappooee
fashion. in the hope of strengthening
them. Parents ought to look sharp
after their little girls in this particu.
lar. and put braces on them if neces-
sarv"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

Sore Of the members of the opers
companies are not singing in bar.
nouy. Byron and Chatterton. of the
Strakosch and Hess troupe, had q
fight on the stage Of . Toronto thea
tire. the trouble being about . woman.
Laurent and Greensfelder Of 40 "OIi'
vstte" company bad IN alteration be.
hind the curtain 1t Providence, the
cause being eimilar. The prima donns
of the Peerless opera company
whipped the tenor. at Columbus. Ga
because be Kissed her in too realistic d
fsshlon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

Won BuIow. the pianist, sud now
director of tho orchestra Of the Duke
Of MeiDingen. is reported to be train.
ing his musicians to commit their
scores to memory add to play them
them without notes. German critics
ridicule the idea, and cay that even il
such . performance were possible. it
would be . purely mechanical feat of
no value to compare with the labor
uecessitated BY il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

Mr.. David Plunkett is credited BY
Harper's Bszar with having said tina,
''some parts Of Ireland are so damp
that even the snipe have neuralgia,
and nothing but green plover and a
dispensarv doctor can live there"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

fupc.,r Illustrated back i:oo PACE, -
naNEooDi WoN,sEcop! MsRK;scEl
Impediments 70 Marriage; tie Cause nS
cure. Sent ses~'s.y ss.GH. poss.pa:j, 70. 60
cents. b Oa. {. WHITES, 5I7 s..
Chssles Street. s.. Louis. So. he S.ea
nsciaist Rcd his vps&
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

A pit lbs feet deep has been dis
covered in the Mammoth cave. lis
mouth is reached BY crawling on hands
and knees through long passage.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
GRAYy SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

oof Memory. uni- A4s0 AakW&
,sr-aI Lassitnde, p, n IN the Rack, pmness Of
Vision. Prcmxtui. Old Age, and many other d,s.
ess~s that lead to insanity OF consnmptson and Q
premature gave.
desire to send free ~ mail to every one. This
3psci1s Medicine - sold BY 81 druea sss 81 q per
PACKAGE OF s'1 pack 'zss for H. ": NJ free
BY mal on reccip ut OF The mon. v. bv addrss AinR
TINE GRAY MEDICINE co.
PufiaIo, ny
Sold lie eedalia hv Aug. y. Yleieehmsn nm conner
- Ond xnA One ssr~ete. &5asvly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

The Corliss engine At the new Pull
man works at Pullman, Illinois. was
started SATURDAY..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

JUST RECEIVED.
: Envelopes-2S.000 All
kinds. stzss and grades for
mercantile and circular pur.
pcsss. Cheapest in Sedalia.
J. WEST GOODWIN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

! ua,.ts tsOa. = -s.lF.r Trrrb.sl Leaf OF N.--
Nsi-s.-. -nsi = POSITIVE .tsr1edy for al
~" '''-s's-"> a'' Sst-c pins ~ "a. ."r-r part
- as. H".'yl"T TORPID tV...is ~ l~.-Is;r
s.e-!' s<ils-s. ''rssrl, Malaria. AZ all di...si
- oi 'lir Kidneys. ilsr- and Urinary organs.
-; Scnl,ls Diseases. hcnthly HsnsiTUs-
is'is's, INT IU-Ir: prr t1rv. y. rs- -s,s.i. II
r-~i'T's ne organs tt.f make tnF h'ns,.i. ANA
h-l-s 20. bot blood Purifier. IL - rte oniy
ks'.S remedy that Gu Rights iFs s-A. Ior
iFs'S'ies, use Warmers safe Diabetes
Cure.
fas -aI-'5y druggists and all Dealers at 3, a.
:~- tot'I~. lsrx->, hottie In IRE market. Iryx
n. II. wARNER a Co,
Goche-ter. y. =.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
APRIL DRAWING.
I'D NERVOUS ScFfERERS-THE GREAT III
ROPEAN 1ENEUY-UR. J. u. s1NPSONsN
SPECIFIC MEDICINE

Weakness. lrspctsrcv srd all d,.~ss. . r-.n;rtu,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
BENRY's cAuRoLIc aAI.ve

DR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the o~.. cs,har.
" kesa s,ors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

hYcLAH MONTHLY uaAWbS6 ~ The
Commonwealth D;.sri1ssiDm CAaps~,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12

WI ss&"s NV sSS"s'"k sSsS sC'-s oou Nv
one is compelled to pay If, but custom
has sanctioned it. aud even the closes,
, travellers reckon in porters' fees rs
inevitable expenses"
THAT custom is good deal stronger
than law. too. said gentleman pres.
ent. especially when a man is sit
uated as was the other day. Twas
returning from the East. and had Just
ten cents left in my packet when the
Senagambiau made his rounds. I
was reading my paper and handed the
sum 70 him with a sort of Q suilty
feeling and without looking up. but
he didn't move ON for q moment or
two-it seemed ~ hour-aud act.
ually felt him looking at me through
that newspaper. l imagined that he
held the little coin up to the gsze of
my fellow passengers, and was almost
certain he had when I ,hought they
looked ut me afterwards in . contempt.
nous sort of q way. He, too. kept
casting chances at me curing the re-.
naming tew miles Of the journey. a.
though be was considering the pro
priety Of giving the dime back and
and telling me to buy . cup Of coffte
with it. a. he didn't want il. selt
that l had fallen 10 my own estima.
ton, in the estimation of the stran.
gers about me. and that even the
'uisger' despised me, and before the
car stopped at the depot I sneaked oFI
and went to my Office"
Hotel guests in general. Il they give !
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the customs of the country. the to-
tai j. not - large. But the American
won't do that. Where an Englieh
man will give 'suppeEce. the Amer.
lean will never tnss down less than q
.ixpence. and in Paris, where il il the
almost invsriabls rule to give the
waiter pour bOire 1t tho rate Of one
SOU for every franc spent for dnner.
| have seen an American pay six
francs for his meal and Eve frsncs to
the waiter. As consequence, every
American is expected to pay at least
three times - much 10 any one else,
and the regular tender l. regsr.ied
with . shruy and . smo,hered male
d,c,iun. That is no worse treatment.
however, than l received during the
Inauguration at the Riggs house in
Washington. One day at dinner !
banded the waiter tweniy-ooe Genie,
aII the change had. the money con.
sisting Ut dime. . nickel aud s;x pe,,-
MES. aud he pushed It back saving.
loud enough to 10 heard all over the
dung hall: I'VE don't take ccppers
here. sir!' Then there are some ad-
vautages over there which. when j,
comes to . question Of iees. can never |
exist in this country. You Tip the |
quad on . railway train to put you
in . compartment that 10 not crowded |
you must Zip the porter every time |
hs touches your baggage. but when
YOU arrive 1t your hotel and are %.
signed to your niche in the vail you
BOON end that you are in charge Of
One Get Of servania II vill b uec.
essary TO Zip the messsnger Who brinea
Jou yeUs nail, 10 shaabeenaid, IL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-07

defence that it Is not. And here it becomes my
duty to present another view of the case. II,
when the parties came to the old field, the pris-
oners not knowing it was the Indians whom they
were there meeting, and you conclude that the
deed was committed in heat and passion, when
the judgment was overcome by it, and not in
self defence, and that Duffy struck those blows
with the knife In excitement and the heat of pas
sion, growing out of the sudden conflict, then
your verdict will be manslaughter If Owens
did not strike the blow. but was present, aiding
and abetting, he too, is guilty; but in no event
more guilty than Duffy.
The prisoners are entitled to every reasonable
doubt but fyou conclude there Is no reasonable
doubt in their favor, your verdict will be murder
II reasonable doubt as to murder, and no such
doubt as to manslaughter, then this should be the
verdict; and if any doubt of this, then 1t should
be not guilty. Any reasonable supposition, con-
sistent with all the facts established, the prison
ers are entitled to- Take into consideration all
the facts established, and find your verdict &C.
cordngly. His Honor then closed with special
directions as to the form Of the verdict.
The jury then retired to their room, and
after being out two hours and twenty min
utes, at 3.2O P. NJ, returned verdict Of
NOT GUILTY. ......
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-07
cHlIRCH NOTICES.

There will be services in the churches next
Sunday as follows:
Methodist Episcopal Marion Dargan,
Pastor. Morning service at Kings Mountain
Chapel. No evening service a Yorkville, ow-
ing to the unfinished condition of the building.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev Il.
Latham, Pastor. The pastor will fill his regu-
lar appointment at TirZah next Sunday.
Epscopal-Church of the Good Shepherd
Rev. r. P. Johnson, Rector. Services at the
usual hours, morning and afternoon.
Services at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-07

At about noon on Monday last, the dwelling
of Mr.. Clinton McCarter, who lives about two
miles from Clover, was burned, and with 1t
his kitchen and smoke-house. The flre was
the result of accident, and is attributed, we
learn, TO defect in the chimney. A high
wind also prevailing at the time, hastened the
work Of the devouring flames, and prevented
Mr.. McCarter from saving any of his furniture
or other articles, except small quantity OF
bacon, which was in the smoke-house. We
were unable to learn the amount of the loss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR.. Joha May, Agent-Now for Business. ,o0o
n A d Neely. Treasurer-Tax Notice-lSsO.
w. J. Jones-Steam Saw Mill for Sale.
J. r, Gardner-Guano Notes.
F. F. Smith-Livery and Feed Stables.
j. w. Brown & NJ. NJ. Brown-Land at Auction.
J. A. Mclean, Judge of Probate -Citation-Mrs.
Emma Kimbrell, Applicant-Edward Duff
fy, deceased.
Latta Enthusiastically Groceries and Plantation
Supplies. o.
Kennedy Bros 4 Barron-Up for Trial this Court.
Wthers Adckes-Coffee, Etc.
Fl. f. Adickes Jr.-Grand Central Hotel, New
York.
Hunter Oates & Co.-Before Purchasing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-04-07
DWELLING HOUSE BURNED.

Hunter, Oates & Co.-Before Purchasing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The special
committee of the House upon the
interoceanic canal held meeting
to-day to consider the bill which
provides for the incorporation of the
Maritime Canal Company, of Mica
raugua. S. S. Phelps, representing
that company, app red before the
committee and made a statement in
support of the proposition. He
questioned the accuracy of the re-
port made by Mr.. Nimmer, chief of
the bureau statistics of the treasury
department some months ago as to
the tonnage that would probably
pass through an inter-o oceanic canal,
and showed errors made by Mr..
Nimmer in his calculations and that
the tonnage would at least be s.
100000 tons. Assuming that 3,0OO,~
900 tons would pass through the
canal annually, the traffic would Fro <
duce with a toll of $3.50 per ton;
$7,500,000 a year, or net gain OF
100000, equivalent to six per cent.
on hundred millions.
Mr.. Phelps was engaged in re-
spending to the members Of the
committee on various points in the
bill when the hour of the adjourn
ment of the committee arrived, and
the committee adjourned until Mon
day next.
On motion OF Mr.. Wnitthorne, it
was agreed that ex-Secretary of the
Navy Thompson, as representative of
Panama, shall have hearing next
Monday.
Mr.. Eads, accompanied by his
counsel, Mr.. Corckoran, was present
during the meeting to-day and will
probably be heard also by the COM
mittee on Monday. .-za