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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-15
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, July IL. 1881,

rCsttle are sold at these figures live weigh,
Hogs sold At net weight that il 20 Ter
cent generality OF frcm live weight. Sheer
are sold gross. that is live weight, or 10th.
ing Oh.
BEsy CArrts. The market is reported bv deal.
ere generally as fair, aud without any serious
change in prices since last week except FROM
The middle to the close of the market during
which time some few Of them though there WAS
decline of s(Dlc as compared with last weeks
bguiss The tops this week were fully equal in
quality TO those of last week, but there we're no,
SO many Of them, the line Of middles beiog lar
ger than last week. We quote At s OO(SS6 80.
with mos, sales at 5G9s6 DER 100 los.
Mitch Cows.-Good stock is quite scarce and
IN good denaLd. We quote st 2o93s per head,
wholesale.
Price, to-day for Beef Cattle ranged "a fol.
lows: Bes, Bceyes at 3 73mS6 SO that cen.
orally rated irst quality 5D(a)s5 as medium or
good fair quality 75@4s4 So {: ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows OOCS)S3 IS extreme
range OF prices 00@S6 SO. aost at the sal q
were from , 90 to So 90 per 100 lbs or
the receipts 20 head came from MARYLAND
1874 from Vest Virginia 7II rlni Viz.
ginia, 935 from Ohio total receipts for the
past week were 1915 agaiast lila last week
aud 209J head time last year or the
offerings s35 head we're taken by Baltimore
butcb,rs, I53 sold - cJuutry dealers. 1876 10 Eas-
&. q speeulLt RS and rs ~ Washiug;on butchers
Total sales Tor the week 1906 Lead asnio.t sol
"Ss "NeNt 'NN A-.O i''t s''hS N'tit iRSt year.
SwiSE-lhe Cfetihes are quite light ia num-
Der this week, about one-thiId as nany as last
week. 2 he quality is fair, equal TO that of las,
week offerings. There has been generally a
good demand, with the light ruu. We quote
AT 74G}ni cents per 10 net. Arrivals this week
1921 head, against 1910 last week and 42IJ head
! slime time last year.
SBEsP ASp LANES A large proportion of the
| receipts this week were reshippei East making
lie offerings here rather limited in number -
The trade Tor nj! kinds Of COOL stock in cons,-
qnence has been fairly active, and the best were
s"'d out eaely. We quote Sheep ~ 3iG15l Gus.
aud Lambs OF 4O1T cents pet To- gross ns Ia
! quality. Arrivals this week 1925 head against
.3s9 last wick, and 1887 head same time iast
! year. -SnH.
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america" is an eight page forty col.
umn monthly Journal. published n,
Washington, ID. c., is brimfull OF good
things for the citizen as well rs for the
soldier.
Ii opposes monopoly. favors equal *
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champion and defender of the soldier,
his widow and orphans: every soldier
should have i. to keep him posted. Ok.
Lr TWENTY-FIVE CENTS year. Sam
pie copy free. Address, GILMORE &
Co, Washington, d. C.
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W ~ lions for conducting The most profia-
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are co SIMPLE and plain uat any one can take
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MARRIED.,

On the 18Th inst, at the residence
Of the brides mother, by Rev. G., w
Finley. Mr. CHARLES r.. JoEEs to Miss
BELL lIoRN, all OF this county.
On the 23td ut, by the Rev. 4 = p.
Neal, at The residence Of the brides mo
ther in Stephens City, Frederick county,
Va. Mr.. l.. IL. MCDoNNLD. of Hanging
Rock, Hampshire county. West Va, 60
Miss ELLA 9. WEAVER.
On the 29th ult.. IN Cumberland Nd.
Mr. DENNIS llAUrmAN, of Mil Creek.
this county, 20 Miss SALLIF. laughter
OF Peter Hartman, Of Cabin Run, Min
eral county.
ln keyscr, on the 3rd inst, by Rev. n d.
Hoffman, Mr. gEo. s. NEFF, of Frankfort
district, Mineral county, to Miss Lucy
A. DOwDEN, or Ohio,
IN Columbia, Ala, on the 21st ul,..
by Rev. A T. Asliurst. Mr.. GEo. G.
WILLIAMS, formerly Of Moorcfeld, liar.
dy county, but nov publisher cf the
Columbia lAla) Enterprise. TO Miss MAT.
TIE A. CLARK Of that place.
In Elkton, Rockingham county, Va.
on tho 30th ult, DR.. LoRINa TUnNER, OF
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution,
Stanton, Va, 90 Miss Gertrude BEAIl
daughter Of Mr. Adam Bear, Of that
place.
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LOST CuILp-ExcIrEMEST at MEYERS.
DALE.-Ol Moniay forenoon, a little
child OF Mr.. John Arnold. n we'll to do
farmer OF Greenville township, about
! five miles from Meyersdaie. was lost ia
the woods. since which time. To the
present, no traces have been discovered
of the missing one, and fears are enter
tanned by the people of the neighbour
hood that it has been carried otf by
panther. The excitement in and around
| Meyersiale and the vicinity of Mr.. Ar
nold's home is intense, aud hundreds OF
men arc now out in the woods, securing
the country. for miles around. tor the
missing child. The affair is OF very
distressing character. and enlists the
sympatl,ies of every parent here. The
particulars are rs follows: On Monday
| morning Mr.. Arnold went to distant
part OF the farm TO potat patch, and
took her little daughter Emma-two
and half years old along with her.
Mrs. Arnold having occasion TO go TO
the house for something forgotten left
the little chill Mt the potato patch, tell.
ing her to remain there until she ran
to the house, and that she would he
| back in few minutes" She then bur
ried to the house, and returned To the
| place where she had LEFT the little girl.
TO her Consideration and alarm, she
could not find the chill. She called,
| and searched the place around, hut
could discover nothing of her baby.
Frant. cally she ran hIthcr and thitber
searching here and searching there.
| calling in piteous tones for her Emma !!
but in vain. She then FASTENED to
| where her husband was and told him.
Together they retraced her steps and
| searched again, but still no traces Of
the missing one The alarm was given
TO the neighbors and as the news spread
! from farm to farm, men, women and
| children joined in the search, but still
nothing OF the child WAS discovered
AS night approached, the anxiety of all
increased the poor mother became al
most frantic the father never rested
for moment. He headed the search.
anil all nigh, long, he, with upwards of
one hundred men and boys, formed into
n long line, systematically searched c.
very yard ofground within mile of the
place where the child was last seer.
All of Monday night and all day yes
terday, hun Ireds oi people were on the
bunt. a large nunIire. OF men went
out from McyerSiae yesterday noon,an
rs this Is written. they are searching for
the lost child. Every hour the excite
mcnt Is increasing.
The mystery Is how so young chill
two and IA half years old-bareheaie,l
and barefoo,ed. and slightly clad, c,ul''
have wandered off and become SD en-
tirely lost.
Many persons believe it was carried
or hy a panther, "a one OF these nni-
mails has lately been seen in the neigh.
borhood. Cumberland Times, July Is.
The child was found two miles from
its home on tuesday, evening. appar-
emily we'll and upLarmed.
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TO the creditors Of Samuel Largen,, decd:
IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Hamrshire County, West Va made in 3
cause lh'Tein pending to 81 jet the real estate
OF samuel Largent, dec d, 10 the pay Elent OF
his denis, y"u are required 10 present your
claims Tor adjudication To u. Giihesln, Com
missioner, at his Office Ia Romuey West Va,
on OF UtfJre the isth day Of August, 1881.
Wines, ' N. Poliug, Clerk Of said Court,
this 9Ih day ofJuly, 1881.
V. M. POLLING, Clerk.
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a special term of the Circuit Couit
for this county will be held. commencing
on the 10th OF July, Judge CHARLES j.
faulkner presiding. No grand or pc
tit inries will be summoned. as it is a
term for chancery causes only.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-15

Tie house and barn of NJ. y. Carlisle,
Randolph county, this State. were to-
tally destroyed by FIRE on Monday morn
ing last. The loss is about $4,000. The
Gre vas caused by the explosion of a
kerosene lamp.
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DR.. WHITTIER. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
it j. well known, has for many years
stood ut the head of the profession in
his speciality, all chronic and blood dis
eases, nervous prostration and all dis
astrous consequences. See his card in
another column. Read his works and
judge for yoursclE-tf.
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The County Court OF Hampshire Couu-
ty viii meet on Tuesday. the 2Glh day
OF the present month --JoHs II. VANCE,
ESD, presdent-F. W. HErskELL and
s. IL. WILLIAMS, Esq'rs Associates. 1t
is G5cl! term, devoted mainly TO the
allowance Of claims and fyiug tic local
rate Of ,axotion. See notice of c. s.
WHITE. Clerk. in another column.
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Commissioners y office.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, To WIT:
Alan Kayl~r 6 wife, plaintiffs,

Nahala Largent, &C.. defendants.
IN CllANCERY.
pY decree entered in this cause on The 2sili
ID diy Of N'y, 1881, by the Circui. Court o;
Hampshire County. West Va. 1t was ordered,
that il be referred 20 one OF the Commissioners
VI This Court, who shall
lst. State, settle ADD adjust the accounts Of
Inc Administrator OF SInuel l. lent, dec a
Fad. Asce' tain and report The vnlue and An
nuil value of the real estate Of which the said
samuel l-afgenI died seized aud POSSESSED and
BID. Ascertnin The debts ng ,inst said Samuel
LarEent, together with the liens binding said
real estate II "Dy, with their priority, and said
commissioners shall Hsceft,il AMI report any
other matters deemed PEE tiuent by him or re-
quired 10y any party interested
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Two adventures. John Traynor. an
freshman, and Olsen, n SYele, sailed
from Bath. 6iainc, on the 9TH inst. in q
boat II feet long. q inches deep and 5
feet wide, the smallest craft in which
passage across the Atlantic has ever
been attempted. They are both skilled
seamcn. and so provisipned for GO days.
A water spout at Marshalltown, Iowa,
Oh Monday morning last. flooded the
place and put forty houses anoa;. A
number Of manufacturing establishments
we're damaged. The meadow lands u
long the Iowa river were inundated, and
the farmers hung out signals of distr
from the housetors. As far as ascertain.
ed no lives were lost.
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ySySy'S'h, rssl ~ cMlNs- ~
n Cd II q e. e. .
To persons having claims against the
County. Overscers Of the Poor, and
persons having business before
the County Court.

TESHE levy term Of The Comfy Court Of fIsmp-
shire will begin the last Tuesday in July
All persons having clims against the Coanty
are required by law TO file the with the
Clerk VI the County Court, FULLY Getting forth
the items, and, If for services the number Of
days occupied in performing tue same /; aud the
Clerk is required TO present such claims TO the
Court. Claims should be 6,ed with the Clerk
ten days before CouG when possible. Such
claims as were formerly allowed by The Bcar'
OF OyeTseers OF the Poor must now be presented
10 the Court. All claims must be proven or
certified AS heretofore.
The Agent aud Overseers OF the Poor are re-
qHled to make rrpoIts TO, and settlements with
the Court At this term. (See acts 1881. pages
II. &c)
Surveyors Of Roads are also required to make
reports TO the OurI AT this term See acts 1881
pages l5I, &c
The business Of the Court will be conducted
in the following oIder, viz:
The first and second days OF the term will b.
devoted 10 the settlements with the uverseers Of
the poor and their Agent, an1 To the Auditing
o. Claims against tie Oyerseers Of the Poor and
for services, &c 10 paupers.
The third anl foIrth days to the auliting OF
all other claims against the County.
Abe f,ih aud succeeding days 10 the consde-
ration VI road business and such other matters
ne may be before tie Court.
The atten ton Of persons having business With
the Court Is specially called 10 this order Of bu-
siucss 50 that they may know on " hat DAYS
their business can lie pre- ented 10 and receive
the atleaUon " tie Court
G. =. WHITE, CCcmC.
june "a, 1881.
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REESsSWS

DCoCURE0 for all soldiers disabled in the
K u. y. service from any cause alsu for hesa
OF deceased soldiers The siigaes; disability en-
t,lrs 10 pension. PENSIONS INCREASED -
Bounty and new discharges procured. Those in
doub' as 10 whether eGtiIe1 10 anything
should send two 3 cslI stsmp' tyr our citcu "a
OF infOrmstion." Address, with stamps Srop-
DAFT Co, solicitors If Claims ani Patents
Washington. u. g Lock boz 623.
July s, 1881 i'm.
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n OTICE

Is therefore given to tie parties above
named and all others concerned. that on
The 18TH day o. August, 1881, will pro.
ceed TO execute the said decree at my
Office III ROmney, West Va.
ii. B. GILKESON,
July 10, 1881. Commissioned
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n . lC z

WHEREAS. my wife SARAH A., las
" left my bed and boarding without
any jnat cause, hereby give notice 10
tie public not TO trust or deal with her
on my credit, rs | will not hold myself
responsible for any liabilities she IL ny
ncur.
STEPHEN d. KTNBLE.
Mill Brook. Ilamp, CO., July /, 1881.
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--latest Bulletin /!

Washington, July 1+.-l:3O, a..
M.-The Presidents favorable con.
dition is unchanged.
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lew Advertisements.

the Man JchO Spends HOHcU
For advertising In newspapers Co these times
without hrst obtaining az estimate Of ihe cost
from GEO. 7. HOWELL b CO.'S. Newspaper
Advertising bureeu. 40. 10 Spruce 81. New
, ork, is likely ~ Pay $40 Tor Whist might De
ootntned fJr s. Such estimates are fgfaishcd
% 81 applicants gratis. send 30 cents Tor
loo.page pamphlet, eiihNst q newspaper rates
anu feiGcuccd. July s
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Fiuh, Our citizens were aroused
from their slumbers between four and
FIVE o'c.yck on Yesterday morning by
tlc cry OF iire. IL proved 10 bo in the
kitchen attached to the residence of Mr..
II. e. JACKSON, ON Gravel Lane street,
lnc FIRE had made such progress that 1T
one time it seemed almost impossible
that The flames could he arresteI, hut
through the un iau.tad energy Of some
O., Jar &C iyo yourg men. tie flames
,ucrguL through the win 'oHs. were If.
'or considerable fl prt suhiued, AMI the
ire nN,inguishoi, leaving the bull ling
however qui'e wreck. Tue family
were no. ~ and il ia not known how
the fire originated; but there being
shes in the fireplace, it i supposed
tie ashes contained Ere an the lfreboard
must have caught in this way AMI
hD-nci slowly until it reached the wall
81 the building. The damage sustained
We presume, will not exceed the insur-
arce upon the properly, which, we un :
1yr~tpnd, IS $500.
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July 10 1881.

10 The creditors of Moses Robertson. de-
ceased
10 pursuance Of decree OF the Cir
CUT Court Of Hampshire County, West
va made IN the foregoing cause 90
SUBJECT thc real estate Of Moses Robcr.
son, dec'i., 20 the payment Of his debts,
YOU are hereby required to present your
claims against said Robertson Tor adiu.
dication 10 II. w Daley, Commissioner.
AZ his Office in Bomncy, W. Va on Sat.
urday The l3,h day Of August, 1881.
Nit1css, V. NJ. Polling. Clerk Of said
Court the l4th day Of Jolly, 1881.
V. VI. POLLING, Clerk.
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AGENTS AND CANvASSERs

Make from sos TO $50 per week
selling goods for q. RIO8oUF & Co, 10
Barclay Street, New York
Send Tor their Catalogue aud terms.
ADJUST 20, lSSO.-ly.
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BARBER SHOP.

TINE subscriber desircs to Inform his cns,o.
4 mers and others that he has removed al,
Barber shop 10 the trick house frsi door nboy.
the store house of Mr.. l. u. C. Pancake and
nearly opposite ihe Court-bonse, where Won can
get your Hair Cut aud Shampooned in S,ylc
aud your Beard shared scientifically. Call and
see me ia my new quarters.
GEO. a. JOHNSON.
Romney, April /. 1881.
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Col 4 MoNRoE, left bis home in this
county, on Monday last, for the Green
Lricr White Sulphur Springs.to join the
Legislative C9mnittec on the Revision
o. The COMO.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Amos Robertson, Agent, &c, plaintiff,
Us.
Moses Robertson, Administrator, &c.
defendants, IN CUANCEKY
IN pursuance % decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Hampshire County, ives,
Va. in tue above entitled cause. all par
ties Interested arc hereby notified. That
! will proceed, at my Office in Eomuey.
West Va, on Saturday, tho 18th day Of
August, 1891,
lst. To settle The account Of Harvey
Daueherty, Administrator Of Moses
Robertson
Pad. Ascertain and report Tho in
deblcdncss OF said Moses Robertson.
decd and ans liens that may be bind
lng upon the real estate OF which said
Moses Robertson died seized and pos
sesset and their priprities.
3rd. To ascertain The yalpe and the
annual value OF said real estate.
r. w DALEY.
Commissioner in Chancery.
July -, 1891.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE..

Rev. ;. UMsrcT, will preach in the
Southern Methodist church in this place,
next Sabbath at II, A NJ. Prayer
meeting % night
July 10, 1881. &. 4. JOYCE.
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West va. University.

NINE departments OF strdy-tex,-books fur
y nished ~ Cost calendar arraoegd to suit
lf'chers-eTpenscs iDr one year from Sl75 -
3)p-nou-seciafian, liberal, thJroush Faii
Term begins >epie-Dber 7ih 1891 Attendance
last year from p c,gnties VI West Virginia and
irom 3 States and Territories Number Of stu.
dents larger than Tor ten years previo1s
'efF0r catalogues and other Information. an
ply 20 the Acting President, D. rURlNTON
Aiorgantown West Va
june a. 1881 SIN
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$1,000 A YEAR G GsG s si

home by any active mau or wom4n, boy or girl
You wiz not be obliged 10 leave YOUR own
town, or be away from home over night. Any
one can conduct The business. 1t requires no
capital.
We WILL START YOU WITH AN OUTFIT
WORTH 81 sH-ss- FREE ~tg%
u yOu are employed during the DAY you can
make from 81 10 - an evening. Some OF our
agents report profit Of sos ia - single day
Write at once for full partcuiars to
+. G.. RIDEOUF.
20 Barclay Street, n. Y.
April %. 1S9l.-Gm.
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Kenmore University High
School.

Amherst, g. H., Va. Highest a-alc.
Select Limited. Preparatory TO the Universe.
y OF Virginia. Session begins Sept. 9Th, 1881.
For circulars apply to
ii. "A. STROBE, Principal.
July 10. lSSl.-2m.
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din Sc 20 week in your own town
10 S1U3 g. Outfit free 40 risk 49,
" Reader. Z You want tusi.
ness at which persons Of either sex can make
Great pay al TIE time they work write Tor par.
tisulafs 70 IALLETr q co Portland.
Maine. july 10, 1880
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IhoP PROSPECTS IN EuHoPE.-The
ia'orao'e crop prospects in Europe is
confirmed by the London Standards
vienna correspondent under date of
June Is. Throughout southern Europa
cercai crops are, with few exceptions,
IN very satisfactory condition, with
prospects oil more than an average har.
vest IN most districts. In por,uoel a.
zone the yield promises to be below the
average. In lower parts of Bulgaria,
Servia and Roumania spring floods have
"one damage Ia central Europe gen.
orally satisfactory average harvest is
promised. In Germany the only short
provinces will he east and west Prussis.
On account OF wet autumn, severe winter
ana damp spring. the case also in Rus.
STA Poland. Western Europe, includ-
ing France. Belgium and the Neither.
lands, has satisfactory crops. only in
some parts of southern France tho Weld
being below the average. Holland ex.
poets more than the ordinary yield. As
regards eastern Europe the Russian
harvest VIII be very unequal in parts,
but tho general result will be an aver
age harvest. In some governments the
severe winter has killed the seed, end
spring sown crops have progressed
slowly. From most districts. however,
the reports arc satisfactory. AS whole
tic harvest in Europe will he more than
an average, due partly to Increased area
SOWn.
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HEE - Yourselves by msking money
LLb when golden chance is offer
On thereby always keeping poverty from your
door. Those Who Hiw.ys take advantage Of the
good chances for making m0ner that are offer.
ID, generally become wealthy while those who
Do tot improve sucb chances rrm4il ig poverty.
We want many men, women. boys and girls TO
work ior zoe right DO their own localities The
bufine5' viii pay moro than tcn times ordinary
vHgn1 We iYfGisu az expensive Ogtft and ail
that Jou need free. No one WhO engages fails
To make money very rapidly You can De
vote your whole time 10 tne work, o. only your
spare moments Full Information and 81 that
IS Decded sent free. Address STlNSON 4 Co
Portland, Aaine. Dec %, SOY
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Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad.
sUVuER SEIZED VI e.

Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F.k a. ~, meets
Oh tie 3rl Friday in each month.
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The DEADLY Toy PIsToL. - William
a. Mackenzie. aged 10 years, son OF
Mr.. Francis Mackenzie, of Kennudy's
lane, Woo lherry. died yesterday from
lockj caused by wound in the left
hand inflicted by n toy pistol July 3 !;
Edward, aged ii wears, son OF Mr.. w. N.
Thomas. No. IS Nor.h Wolfe street died
on Sunday night from lock jaw. the re-
suit of toy pistol shot in the left hand
July 3 John a. Rowey, aged % years,
son OF Sir. + lward l. Row!ey, Waverly.
died yesterday from lockjaw induced by
Il wound in the left hand from 4 10Y pis-
tul July 4; Edward Muiln, agei lG
years, No. IA Pearl street, diel ycs'er
day from lockjaw, resulting from slight
wound in the hand by toy pistol on the
4th of July Andrew Singer, No. l.
Harmony lane, was yesterday taken sick
with lockjaw, having shot himself in the
hand on the 4th OF Jnly; John Vance,
aged II years. Woodyear street, near
Cemetery lane. who shot himself in the
left hand with a toy pistol July 4, died
at an carly hour yesterday morning from
lockjaw.-B Baltimore S"n, Juiy II.
The same paper OF the 18Th inst &,
notes two more deaths Of boys from
lockj"w, consequent upon wound, from
toy.pis;Ols,