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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
THE EFFECTS OF RECENT STORMS.
RAILWAY TRAVEL INTERRUPTED.

TRAINS DISCONTINUED TEMPORARILY OR ABAN-
D0NRD-SEvERAL ROADS REOPENFD FOR TRAVEL
FLOODS sUBSIDING CENTRALLY.
CHICAGO, Feb. lathe lines Of the Penn
fylYanla Railroad Company not much affected by
the storm. The PittsBurg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
trains all running time aud the tracks are in good
condition. The PIttsburg. Cincinnati and st.
Lonis or Pan Handle Road is all
right hut the damage to the bridge Hamilton the
Hamilton and Richmond Road, requires trains for Gin
cnnati to be run via Piqua. The break in the Lake
SHIRE and Michigan Southern still continues.
hr LOUIS, Feb 14.-The deepest SHOWS seem to
have fallen Kansas AMI the roads in that State have
suffered most The Kansas Pacific and Atclnson, Topeka
aud Santa F. Roads badly blocked, and trains are
scattered al along the line The storm is over now,
however and every exeriOn is being made to clear me
tracks ana get the trans moving regularly again.
NEwBUEG, n. Y. Feb. 14.-CrOssing on the Ice be.
tween ihl, c;y and Fis,kI Lnudng s yet considered
sair but the II the terry has contracted 10 have
100 men cut a charue thrOlgn the lee of mic IN
n r7 ~ i 10 run 'Ie -, Mn
d"reTs Cr'rka' Moodnl on Saturday sw"ot awhy tho
stOuc dam st o. Whlt"stlc ucn-nl. Loss 5000 SOn3
damage was caused to bridges aud aOu,ncns at other
factories on this stream
CHICAGO Fen IA special dispatch t. me Ncocs
from OIdna. Neb., says Il began sorAiDg again ina
morn-, though thc fan or snow Is night, wi'h i'tle
Wild. Several roads were dug out ye tArday. but no
IRAN mas arrived her. yc, for three dnyS over The Rock
ISlai a. !he Norlhwe't"rn or the Wabasl in"'. Iue
Burlington road wdSUp ed about 0co' this morning.
r interruption 10 buinrSs IS the most serious ever
known.
MILFORD. Penn. Feb. 1I.-Che Buckley family re-
ported ID have been On an sand IN the aware tr mo
pst trrc days. surrounded by Ice AMI water, VII n0aC
n"i has been res"u"d. Tnc loss to umOermen ~ this
fool In. brn imm0n.c.
FREDFRICK BURG, Va, F'b. 14-Iho freshet has sub
sired rHviHS fnr lYr Tree oic' n Op,h 70 havtltO
The Newly rk letter NAL o. Frbuqry II arriy today
re 2crn "a tran - itmpHrary anGo ,r ON tho
Has iigS al Drkota ana sioux City ana Dikotl D'l
sion' oi ne Ch'as M wark"r ana 81 fin KllIFoad
are .uspeudcd behved Eere that the blockade VIII
c0htinu" week
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coNFLAGRATIoN On LONG ISLAND.


Middle lSanu, Duchlnghdm IdidCc, W Wv
j. A .rsoii, L. l., the home OF william o. Bartlett new
YORK lawyer, burned at o'clock yesterday mora
Ing. Thc furniture was saved Ihe place cost over
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FATHER GILLETr AOT MURDERED.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-7he Picdyune has
received lcitrr Iat,d British iiondurs' February u
from III nv Henry Glett, =. j., IN winch he ""yS ne
WA intensely interested with the precise deus OF n'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
sEoULLS or LAST WEEKS sTORis.

There was decided change in the weather
SUNDAY. The rainfall o. saturday washed away much
II hr nth that lad accumulated In the streets III the
l1st two weeks and melted the ice ana snow, but sun
days cold stopped the good work which n" Street
Cl'lmns Bur an has efficiently neglected. The streets
uptown dry aud almost free from lee aud snow.
Ff-yo. suGci ntly clean TO attract great crowd
he afternoon ana many persons sirol,cd IN C'n ri
Park Tnc nearly free rom ice aud The ferry
boats made their regular trips without INTERRUPTION.
SLps aid vessels coming IN met M AIM ulty
In the by. strong mouth VIVID swept
over the civ. u bean early IN the morning
and travelled - the rate NJ from fifteen 10 twentv-one
niles hour. the tn'rnO meter nj %. M recorded
2So. and the temperature tlnch cVel MN! Econ
In ibr afternoon ne mercury rose Ia 81 Du a D. ~ IL
rad len 20 80 Tn weather fair all day,
bu ~ 1915 y. NJ u hight snow bsg1n falling.
The Ialu week proved more destructive IN West
chester C'ultV than wa ut first suppOScd Di1dge
over the Nam ron'rk RIVER ~ the EO~eile crossing,
Vas CARED lg4y; also bridge over the same stream,
lrar ru o; lGlau q Heliri. Two bridges over NJ
Bronx River, one By-tg,G'S taunrry, near MlIte
I''In.. aud Sclrsia!r. were carried awdN Two
bridges al Winlorkyillo aud Kht0nah and a dam we're
GrIuO i-hrd hDlug sad 10 % HG"u' tElr'y
inrh"s cE dam ri 'n>icO was likewise demolished
Ivy M, +
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pApoN M KIrDRFRG

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 14.-Baron Andre
Dc Budbtrg, the Russian diplomaIist Is dead IN his
siXty-hfst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15

described in the American papers OF January 2.
Father Gilett states that he never IN Guatemala
ana knOW9 nothing about the politics OF that STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15

Repnhiicap Central Committee Regular monthly
M" AZ Dsnnioan Hail No West 3;dst tins Tues
uI asotos 81 ssirI, secretary. Temporary Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
ArnANANnnrr nNr-Loss. s2o. 0oo.
4 ''7'7'-' =
GANANuoUE, Feb. 13.-A fire to-day total.
,rfoyAL CHURCH BURNED.

we'd the names factory skinner Co. Tue loss
u 500 900; insured ~ tue yil Tor 10000 seventy
five he sous arc thrown out Il employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
r RICHARD e. MUsGRAVE.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Sir Richard {. Musgrave
Conservative Member of tho House Of Commons for Eaa
CumbeI land, Is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15

..., n.ssarv ann starvation" great many SEN
perooca 1s i6inS that Faueu Ha might be put 10
s stsr ases than ths attempt 10 show lreian"
nov, NOT 10 redress her wI0pgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
FLAMEs on TnE ORANGE MOUNTAIN.

The house of A. Cross. a Ncw-York banker
OIL the Orange Mountain, n. j., burned lust mig "
the iurnlture ia the story saved The loss Il
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15
ALEXIS T.. PARIS.

PARIS, Feb. 14.-Alexis PAulin Paris, the
author member OF the institute Is dead.
lie was born in France in 1900. He trans
lated ByGois works and asJ MOorc's memoir " that
poet He was deeply yrrsed In the early literature OF
France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-15

A CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BURNED.
AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 13.-The Congregational
Curcn here was damaged y fire last night TO tue extent
of S. 600. Ii 49, iugurei.
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rRlrrNE LOrAL OBSERVATIONS.

Ie diagram h bs1gn ,.si !" ni' sty ~ t1",h.i
pIsee aI nns. To rrssul,f vh as fsp 'hs os.in.
IL" bf0a hoti Tei
Ina rr.ur Indicated by the Thermometer at li
nut. pharmacy, sis Broadway.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-23
NOTICE.

Michael Hoban's patent chimney cleaner, re-
commended as the only thorough chimney
cleaner in this country. Parties wishing to
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in, will be accommodated by leaving orders at
Mr.. Dowlan's wood Office, corner Fifth and
Wabashaw streets; and also Lewis & Smiths
wood Office, Seventh street.
All orders will be promptly attended to.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-23

July 80, from Edwin Hughes, recording
part. REL, 81.
July 80, from Sarah Shepherd, recording
satisfaction of mortgage, so cents.
Total, S714.55.
July 80, paid Thomas Kerker, deputy
register of deeds. ..................$ 10 90
July 80, paid Richard W Bell, re-
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July 80, paid Julius Faber, record
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cording clerk. ......-............. 10 Oo
Total. .s22s 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
i, Otto Dreher, do solemnly swear that am
the Register of Deeds of Ramsey county,
State of Minnesota, duly elected and qualified
as such, that the foregoing pages of this re-
port numbered to 10 inclusive are correct
and true statement of all the money receipts,
and of all the uncollected charges of said Office
during the month of July, 1881, whether
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ed S77 exhibits true statement of all amounts
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Register Of Deeds, Ramsey Co., MINI.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST
Cay of August, A. D. 1881.
| J. B. OLIVIER,
| Notary Public, Ramsey Co., MINI.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
FRANK LEsLIE's POPLAR MONTHLY.

There is o most excellent display of articles,
stories. sketches, poems and miscellany in the
August number Of this popular magazine, and
the artistic display Is equally attractive. "Our
Immigrants" is the title OF the opening article,
by II. W. Domett il is replete with exceedingly
interesting reformation, and ha. eighteen capital
illustrations. Among the other articles are !:
'"The Darkest Day OF Constaptpople," page of
Turkish History; 1.-The Chaudisre by Paddle and
Portage" Courts of all Countries" "Woman as
q WARRIOR" "Jewels, Jewelry aud Goldsmith's
Work." "Ths History of Hens Egg" etc.-all
admirably illustrated. Besides the continuation
of Frank Lee Benedicts great serial, "a Late
Remorse," there are short stories, sketche., ad-
ventures, etc., by j. g. Austen, j. Esten Cooke,
and other well-known writer's. There are nu-
merous poems of great merit by Francis 4. Hav-
ergsl, j. Francis Walker, Jane Dixon, Hugh W.
Griffith, etc etc; several Of them beautifully
illustrated. The miscellany abounds with enter
tanning and instructive reading. The number
coutaips l2S quarto PAGES, nearly 100 engrayings
and O beautiful colned fronuspiece. "At the
Fair Ones Door," from the famous pointing by
Erdmapn. A single copy of The Popular Month
ly is only 25 cents; the yearly subscription, So
sent postpaid. Address, Frank Leslie's Publish
Ing Houe, IS, IS and 81 Park Place. Now York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30

t SUDDEN DEATH.-Our town was
startled on Tuesday morning last with the
announcement that Mrs. Margaret Nc
HEWITT, widow Of the late John I. Nc
HEWITT, decd, and sister of |. Thomas
Ch2pline, decd, had died suddenly i'll her
sick chair, at her residence in this town.
Mrs. McKevitt has been terrible sufferer
from asthma for the past few years, and
sitting in her chair on the morning stated,
her son Thomas, lad of about 10, MOTTO
ing her condition as being something UNI
usual, started at once for her physician,
DR.. w. p. Manning, who he found to be
out of town, as was all the other phys-
clans of the place, and on returning to his
home found his mother Il corpse. DR..
Manning arrived shortly after her death,
and from statements made to him pro-
nounced her death caused by violent pull
monary hemorrhage. She leaves an only
son, allowed named. Her age WAS about
3S wears. Her remains were inferred in
the old Chapline burial ground on the
farm now owned by Mr.. John o. Aglion-
by, about miles North of this town, OH
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J.. r. Mason,
of the Episcopal Church, OBLIGATED at the
funeral services.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
THE HUMAN METEOR.

Those who will witness the grand
street display gwen by old John Robin
son on Wednesday, August 10 will no
lice monster cannon and will perhaps
wonder what this colossal piece of ar
marat is used for We will tell them.
The cannon is a part Of the big show.
At each performance i. is brought out
n the ring and loaded with powder in
the presence of the audience. Then
human being takes the place of the
cannon ball, and at given signal this
human cannon ball is whirled with ter
rife force distance of over one hun
bred feet. The most sensational and
startling piece of artillery practice ever
witnessed in the world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
Frederick City Mutual
Aid Association
FREDERICK COUNTY. Mn

THE following article is taken from y.
L Daily Times, of Frederick city Of !, VIZ ".
cent date:
INSURE AT HoaE.-Those WISHING Z. 4.
sure in reliable company should iooL
their interests by insuring in their bo,s'
company-the only company tha, nav, ~
losses promptly.
The Frederick City Mutual Aid A,.
citation agrees to pay all death loss,, {.
forty days, rs Will be seen by the reso," -
ton adopted by ths company and pphli.S
ed below. No enormous salaries are n.ss
its officers. 1t insures none but sound r .nI
healthy persons. 1t insures on the -
ment plan with the endowment ben.s,.
whereby after certain age the insnr,r.''
is paid, during the life Of the insured !,
is purely mutual. Not dollsr sss.s,st
for death risks will be used for any Or.
purpose. The funds are held by IN. 4,
sured themselves until death occurs.
Eight dollars will secure 4 policy r..
one thousand dollars. The conlpsnv q.
sures to the amount Of 81, 900 Oh one no-
son. The company hiss adopted the ~.
lowing resolution:
RESOLVED, This fourth day OF July
1851, by the board of directors ofthe FreG.,
crick City Mutual Aid Association ~
Frederick County, Nd, that immedi,t.I,
upon the approval Of death of any mem.
Der Of this association, the association
shall issue their assessmentts pay said Io..
the following Saturday on its membership
payable in thirty days, and that the .,,s,
citation pay the amount collected 10 III,
beneficiary within ten days after the col.
lection thereof less the per cent. for coll.c.
ton. Z. Ii. EChSTE!N, Sec'y.
The officers are men well-known 10 ON,
citizens President, l.. T. Macgin; Vic.
President, A. w. Burkhart; Secretary. {
III. Eckstcin; Treasurer, 4. n. Harwool.
Medical Director, DR.. Thos. Turner: Gen.
eral Agents, Chas. L. Darner and HoratIo
little. JOHN ii. TONS,
District Agent for West Virginia. Ad.
dress him At Middletown, Nd.
ID. ). RENTCH. Sub-ACent.
Shepherdstowl, ". Va.
July sc I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
AUGUST 10 THE DAY.
A GIANT OK.

On Wednesday, August 10, the citi-
zeus of Shepherdstown will have an OPP
portunity of witnessing one OF the
greatest natural curiosities ever on e1-
hibition in America. IL is simply n
wonderful freak of nature-and is to
the animal kingdom what Chang, the
wonderful Chinese giant is TO the
human race-except that in proper
tionale ratio it is greater freak OF ma
ture. just think OF it, common breed
of OK, having attained the mastodon
proportions Of being twenty hands
high, and weighing nearly two tons,
uDquestionably the most colossal speci-
men Of the bovine race in the world.
The OK is with John R1binson's Great
Show and has created the most un-
bounded excitement among all who
have seen it, The veteran manager
claims that it is the great feature Of bis
Biz Show
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EsrLER HorEI-MAJoR HENRY HAGAS
PROpRIYTOR.

EsrLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAS
PROPRIETOR.
J. S. Snyder, Richmond; Daniel Getz-
endanner, John Kantz. &. f. Lamar, A.
w. Byington, John +. Foley, james
Moler, J. NJ. Ilessey, X. &. Lamar.
County; l.. White, L. b. Mitchell, W.
Ii. Bell, III. G. Frazier, BALTIC; REM. +.
Crabbs, II. w. Blunt, Washington, G.
koogle, Fredericksburg; Jas. K. War
field, York, Pa: G. A. Warield, n. T.;
+. b. Perlett, G. w. Thrush, Shippens.
burg; J. ID. Ahalt, Burketlsvi!le, Md;
J. Z. Holmes, Rohrcrsville; f. 7. Elem
ing, Salem, Va, J. d. Coughlany,
Washington; Jas. II. Grove, Leetown;
John Ward, ID. f. CoffIman, w. NJ.
Cromse, Jr.; Edward G. B:ggs, Sbarps-
burg; Alex. Weir, Piedmont; Everett
Porterfeld, Berkeley County; ID. S.
Eichelberger, Msriinsburg; John i.
Robinson, America; o. J. Boyd, b. T.
Cullen, g. Murray, Ben Harvey, w. +.
Thompson, Ed. Z. Cullen, Agents Of
Robinsons Circus; J. g. Jenkins, Gin
cinnati. B. G. Washington, Charles.
town; John II. Toms, /. J. Toms, Mid
dletown; J. II. Bolts, S. V. II. r.; S.
T. Dickinson, John Reed, Philadelphia;
E. b. Saum, Hagerstown.
VALLEY HoUsE-B. +. GRAVES. PRo-
PREToR
Persons stopping at this House can
have access to the Livery Stable st
reduced rates.
WIN. Ii. Granger, J. A. Stewart, j.
Moorehead, Ballo.; z. G. Hover, NJ.
p. MoNer, J. 4. Smith, Z. A. Uenne-
berger, e. w. Sebold, J. b. Secbrist,
Hagerstown; w. S. Climbing, Lynch
burg; John T. n abs, Alexandra; VIM.
J. Feiser, j. F. Eagle, 4. l.. Etchison,
g. Hopes, Thos. Webb, j. Ed Duke,
Gustave Brown, Chsrlestowp; Samuel
Needy, C. S. Needy, Waynesboro. Pa;
H. Rucker, N. Y; S. E1~ard Grove,
Z. H. Barnes, Seymour Baker, Sbarps-
burg; d. G. SimDons, Lewis Kogel.
scha,z, Marlinsburg; w. V. Phelps and
Wife, Lewisville, Pa; Mrs. A. Lipptt
and daughter, John Williams, Charles
Russler, Penn; J. K. Echsrd, Staunton;
John Mahoney, Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
HUMBUGGING WON'T SUIT.
TIE PUBLIC KNOW OLD JOHN.

Wednesday, August 10, will be the
occasion of the 35th visit of old John
Robinson with his big show to Shep-
herdstown. During all tbese many
visils he has never promised what he
has not performed. The public got tired
of the blatant mendacity promised in
the fulsome advertisement of other
show managers. They have been
fooled too much, and the time has come
when humbug will receive the treat
ment it merits. The only way 10 find
remedy to Offset this persistent mode
of deceiving the people is for them 20
attend only the exhibitions they know
to be meritorious. We all know The
Robinson show therefore We should all
wait for it, aud by so doing patronize
one whom we well know has been ever
truthful. His big show comes We'd
uesday, August 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-30
ONE HUNDRED PONIES.

A feature which the Old John Robin
sou Show, which exhibits here in
Shepherdstown, Wednesday, August
10, is a herd of small Shetland ponies.
These diminutive exuines are the most
petite specimens Of horse fesh in
America, some not larger than a New
foundland dog, and are driven in the
Golden Chariot Of Cinderel, in the
grand street pageant on the morning of
AurnSt 10
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EJ SHEPHERD CoLLEGE.-In answer

EJ SHEPHERD CoLLEGE.-ln answer
to several inquiries we are authorized to
say that this Institution will begin its
next session September 5, 1881.
The Preparatory part of the school is
discontinued, as the Graded School just
established will supply all needs in that
respect. 1t was never intended that
the College should take the place OF the
primary school, but TO carry on the pu-
pills in their education beyond The
branches usually taught in the primary
schools.
Those only will be admitted into the
College who are prepared tostudy Frac-
lions in Arithmetic, the larger English
Grammar, Manual of Geography and
History of the United States. The
Normal Department is continued as
usual.
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A HUMAN METEOR.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST III.

A feature with the Big Show which
exhibits here on Wednesday, August
10, and which attracts great attention
in the street parade given with the Old
John Robinson Show is q monster can
non from which a human being is
hurled, after this wonderful piece OF ar
lerv has been loaded with powder in
the presence of the audience. Remem-
Der this is only one Of the many features
with this Big Show.