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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
Mrs. MeIyIlle's Insanity.
i'uLAprr.r,,rA. September ID,

iibADktriiiA, September IL
Mrs. Henrietta H. Melville, wifeof Engineer |
iieorgo W. Melville was taken from her homo |
ut Sharon IiIll to tho state Asylum for tho In. |
sane at NorrI,town to-day. Tho certificate |
upon which shs was dcpsiyei Of her liberty |
was signo sundiy by Dr. N. Fisher Long. |
strcth, OF sharon IIil. aud d. samuel r.
Iiarthson Of Clifton. The former hps long
been her medical attendant. Ihe certificate
sets forth that tho examiners are convInc u
from examination that Mrs Melville Ia not of
sound mind; that shs WIS brought TO IN II con-
dition through alcoholism. and that she was
the proper person 10 receive treatment ni m
asylum for the insane. Tho parting between
mother and childran was most affecting.
After making all necessary provisions foi
the comfort OF bis wife Mr.. Mol,iIle returned
to this city, whence he sent the children homo
early this even nv under tho escort OF two Of
bis frcnds. lie took tho ile0 y. M. train for
h0ine. Prior 10 hisdcparture reporter called
upon him 10 obtain his story Of tho facts con.
nectcd with this distressing analr lie said
"hy wifo's insanity has manifested itself o..
oaslonnlly ever since our marriage. but has
become more violent Of late. have heard OF
her drawing q toy wagon along the street and
asking passcrs-by 10 look al the new baby that
was TO bc surprise 20 George that's y upon
his return, whom there was not even rar.
baby In tho wagoni still, ns her hallucina
lions were generally harmless, I felt no
fear Of hcr doing anything violent ] would
rnthcr have had nothing sald publicly of this
SAD affar but since II has got into the newa
papers want tho truc facts 10 BIZ sct forth.
One Of the members of her family died In an
asylum for the insane. Another Il a simple
and third passed several years IN confnc.
ment because Of insanity. Her story. which
rcwi this morning. was tho nving Of . do
Inenfed mind, but, Ike many in.ano persons.
she possessed tho faculty OF speaking very
sansibly aud coharcnty. even with her mind
unbalanced, 80 that cannot say that tho
writer Of the article had any intention Of DO
| Ing mo harm. His mistake was unc OF jtldg-
mont, aud not " inieBtioa. Iie dId not know
that he was talking 10 cruy woman. Many
of my fnends KNOW of IN. troubles have
slpcri.snnccd n my domesio lfe. bat none
Win rcEarf % the story as 10 the troubles
about money. chief Engnesr Able, an inti-
mats friend, saidl According 10 the rerslls-
figns ~ tho navy, nn oiilccr NJ sea can unIy
allow his wife oBehnlf ~ bis salary. Th's NJ.
this. he owned tho house. VII Oh vas well fur
nishcd, laid In stock of coal sufiicient for
three years, paid the taxes and the hool ex.
panses Of tho Children for tho same term, aud
paid on tho dolts that she had contracted
whlie he was siih the Asiaiic squadron To do
this he had 10 ut special order frvin the SEQ
his whole salary, ero;pt ei6 month. 10 bic
wife. ON this pltiful sum hs had TO live for
long time"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
nrllaioua asp rmtsrIosii.

fhsfe afe asly Melheilst ehuftlsss
IN Nfw fgfh titfl
lnlnrlloh IN held Ansi aafdeu wmt
" be gisen ia The fifAl schools q
Iusala
fIfiy mn NJ Ire seveatyihne slHs
dfMs In iaffa t0lItge, tsylun, hasn
fcn1nsd IagahIsm igr christianity,
rhffsftaa THigf.
II fouf son has M brains. du MT
senh him ~ tolleHe You ennnf nmAu
baiiuon 1891 ~ ahahiy bY treating 4
" french roof, lfhaehoA fme'
d. Joseph W. JayIof, = Quaker.
hns left s1Ul0O0 a. fuuni ~ institution
~ the education " wOuen VI byn
Mawf. near Philadelphia. 10 be Under
tho control " the Quakers.
"A religious paper mskes The state.
neni iha, mir IN every fiye persons iis
the lnitrd States IL member " ns'ins
evangelical church. and one IN esefy
hfiy.sls u y gsahhath-scIiooI ieaehcf.
The English Church has established
q Christian mission a. tinxa, . town
which reaches further baek than the call
Of Abraham u was on the wa, 10 tiaya
that Philip baptiss'l The eunuch OF
Ethiopia
The will of the lntc Rev. DIR.
George Musgroye l~luraihs $4,000 tn
Princeton College, $1,000 10 the Prs.
byterian Hospital Of Philadelphia, aud
$1,000 TO the Theological Seminary Of
Princeton.
| The authorities OF Cornell Univer-
sIty have negotiated the sale Of largr
part NJ the institutions Western lands,
| by which about 10000 will bc real.
| kcd. A few months ago sales wee
made to tho amount VI sb0o.0O0. Tho
land undIrposed cf belonging 70 Tho
University arc 10000 acres Of pinn
lands and $1,000 or 10000 acres OF
farming lands. M Y. fines
Tho Baptists are extending their
mission In India and Burmah. Recent.
" tho following fnissionaries sailed
from New York: Rev. u. X. Rayl aud
wife aud Rcv. l.. Chute and wife, who
nrc to reside In Ongoil. India. Rev
h. p. Cross aud wife. Rev i. j. Dench-
, field and wife, Rev. J. Y, Case, Mrs. N.
G.. Douglass. Mrs. v. II. Evelcth and
Miss Bum 20 to Burmah. --Chrstian
Union.
In Mr.. Spurgeon's inexhaustiblo
) fund of illustrative stories Il onc Of q
man who Used 10 say TO his wife
"Mary, 20 10 church and pray for ~
both.n But the man dreamed on,
night when he aud his wiIo got 10 thu
= gate Of Heaven Peter said. .'Mary. ~
a In for both" lie awoko and made VI
!. his mind that II was time for him 10 be
. come Christian on his own .ccount. :
y Chicago Herald.
J 1t Is reported that during the three
. years In which Mr.. Henry N. Stanle,
d has been conducting the Belgian Tx
d ploring Expedition on the Congo II
u Africa, no has neyor had quarrel will
n the natives, and has succeeded In o.
As tablishing four trading stations. Thi
N affords fresh evidence that cxploratio
'" pmong savage tribes can bc conducte
q, on Christian principles, and that III
IA golden rule Is morr potent fore
40 toward civilization than Calling gun
Of or steel bayonets. IS. y. Tines.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
CONDENSED TRLEGRAMs.

GKN. Woop reached Damietta on the
23d. Abdellah surrendered, but the negro
garrison fed. The khedlve has issued
manifesto declaring that England has great
interests In Egypt, both In regard TO the
finances and traffic through the suex Canal /;
that for the protection Of those Interests she
was compelled 10 interfere. but that she has
no intention Of annexing the country. He
has authorized Gen. wolseley 10 represent
him In restoring order and Furnishing the
rebels.
The steamer Neptune, which was
sent with supplies for Lieut.. Greslsy's Are.
tic exploring station. has returned 10 New
foundland. Solid Ice was encountered with.
In two degrees Of the station.
The steamer Edom Is reported lost In
Q collision with The Lepanio, from Hull, on
the 2isi. Two sailors persisted.
HEAvr rains for two or three days
caused destructive ffesbe,s In Penn.yl.
vanIa. New Jersey. New York, and hasss.
chusetts. Quite number Of railway bridges
were swept away. much min property wAs
damaged. and many farm, were submerged.
A BRAKEnAs, conductor. and tele-
graphcr have been held 70 answer for the
collision In the New York tunnel.
PoKrKR WHITE, Of Sedalia, Mo-,
took 10 drinking. some weeks ago, and
treated hi. wife 90 badly she lefs him. On
the night Of the al be paid her visit and
killed ber. lie then put bullet In bic own
brain, lingering but short time.
MATHEW CoNLr. Of Clafemout, N.
H.. aged n, was reprosed by bis mother The
other day, whereupon he went Into q wood.
she'd and smpiisd The chambers Of revol.
vsr Into biz heart.
A Train carrying Austrian soldiers
went through bridge spanning the Drase.
near Eek, on the I'D. Fifteen husssr'
were drowned and some thirty injured.
TnE Chinese quarter Of susanville,
CAL. W. fred the other morning. Los.
eiso. 90.
Mns. JAHx Hrcxrr and chrisiophe,
Csrssn were drowned In q eansi lock neal
New Brunswick. n. j.. on the ID.
WIZ. McGKARr. aged 10. went coon
huutlss near PainesvIIle, Ohio, the o,hel
uixhs, and Lost bic life while Telling . tree,
Nm bodv ua- found By some wsfkmsn whs
vsrs led 10 the spes By The bcy's dex.
| Mns. Elsa Mills and her daughter
flsstis. u yssn of ~. wese thrown from |
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
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wv NHHHHfH W#HF y f#FffF"f
rHftsasnm Tan Hftifmhm n
u 4 flHhh AHt thfltaia Aan Hafna y,
fupfHfi " b. iha me fHfsitnH ~ ~
ffenH N NJ stfamff ass afhtel hHfel
fiakH itppfla lhsl b. b aHls=l TN Aala rear
uw a amnH, NJ tulnpahy with \ N fiHkis
thi Il Y ualiagheN W MHn tHH The ss~#Hf
% wHa ffiWded ~ ne fals rrana Nefn
fun ~ mang . sssnsefa eefe ifiHa m silfai
aHi an lhe oitln floor Aluui elesrn Helsft
fhHfsHit inpfHu3 . slufH slfuHk ihr euszel,
y finkH Jumped up ani saa thr bal Nai
dbumed lfihfa spi ehuifs uee nyina IN ~.
elf dfaei ON fAey len ~ eltan, and tauni
itieuliy ~ STAYING ~ ieet l'roanse iile lsmi
was tullns ~ heavliy finAia sul lifepfe.
softet and rut hun Ihe laat fall lnin iha
iftmsh N ihu srH and woala npi obey The
hhimi ~ folha heavily fef alpui twenty
mihuiea, whom she was alfuek ~ heHsf seFI
and funnlor'd and sent duun with Tho en-
ainea wofhlna. aiuh u lD Ualuth. The Asia
was inahina fnf ffrnoh Iilsef AMI hsh ar,i.
hrszea. anil lunlburncn's supplies fuf the
shantes. 1lnkls saw ihfoa lsmis loaded and
was In the iifat boat About eisin insa we're
with hlmi Az first, more not N Until The haai
was overloaded and turned over twice. People
oluna 10 hls llie pfoaoiycr whlrh wa displaced
nnd he ihruw II ulf, lie then lett tho toal and
swan ~ The Captains boat, which Nes near,
and asked John McDouTnli puricr, 10 help
him H. iio said n was but lltlo us,, but
gave ism his hand when hc Tut IN there
sefr eiHhiccf In thu boat Ily Tint limo thcrc
wna lafao h,mh.r olInTius ~ tho boat
hh had lofi. he Knows nothing N tho third
buHi. TIE boai he WIS N ruled o,ct and ne
ihissei McpouHall, People werc hanKina On
10 spars and oihef pioccs of tho wreck. Tho
Captains boat WIS full N water, AMI a scn
constantly breaking over H. Onc " thu FIRST
TO die on the boat WIS the cabin hoy. lie WIS
dying, and being supported by onc or tho men,
when q wave washed him overheard. The
next 10 W wis q hont hand who jumped out
iIe could be- seen padding around IN the wutcl
form oirly ono hundred yaris. The numbol
was reduced 10 seven ilyo Of whom died be-
| furo reaching the beach. Captain Savage VIII
| wis thu lnat, died In Thinks arm. about mid
night Thuredly. John Little, ~ hault Ste
Marie, Mate Mcdonald aud two others, who's,
| nnincs nro unknown, also died.
The boat finally stranded NEAR Point nu Ilar
Tie about day yllaht frldny, with MA, Morrison
| aid Mr.. Tlukis the only Oncs surviving, 1lnki
| put tho bodlca out IN Tho beach aud prIed III
| h.lat on with ~ oar, but dh not hale II oul
hiss Mnrrisun went down the bpuch ~ the boa
20 the derrick, about tive. piiies dI.tant an
laid on the bsneh all night About olght u eloe
faturiny morning nm Indian canc nlUng an
wns ciiTagcd 10 brinE tbd Two 10 Parry hoiins
| lie would not briiiy tho bodies. Tho sfeamc
Northorn Belle " The saihe llnu, while
nchchcd hero N = morning, has i,ucn fufnHhu
wlh H.. nnd collins and has gune for the bodie
Theo wore probably about onc hundred po
aons nn board tho Asia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.


l0ase Asp f.atisn visited The Chl.
hese lHeaief snd restaurant IN san Vtsa.
elacu and ialled ~ tlcinfla,
TITS Massachusetts, Democrats have
h',nlhsied heh y. iiuilef 10 Governor.
Hhv LAwhtses WAtau, treasurer
of The Land League In lhe linlled states,
w. received fnfNg In contributions since
May !, Aad placed Il 10 tho efedlt Oh Treas.
nfef Eean, In Paris.
htv, Al lIHAr. formerly N Mon.
lfcal' Quebec, hs. ofFanked In I.ondon 4
colonlkalIon society for tho Northwest Tef.
fllofies, with acapltal of fl 900, 900.
l'onkRt H. I'isnor ls the Republican
NOMINEE for uoyernor of Massachusetts,.
TiiHrE men have been arrested at
Venice on suspicion Of being connected with
those who threw bombs Into the ranks of
the Society Of Veterans NJ Trieste, August
y They belong 10 a secret society spread.
Ing from Rome aud Naples 10 Trieste. The
italian Government Ia anxlou. 10 assist IN
apprebendInR the persons connected with
the plot, and sent agents 10 Trieste for
that purpose.
The Car Of Russia has gone 10 Mos.
COW. II Il supposed the coronation will take
place secretly.
ARAB PAsuA says all his acts were
at the inslIgation Of the Khedlve and Sui.
tau, and that he was unable to restrain the
Egyptian army from fighting. His war
office has been searched aud important docu
ments found. Thirty fanatlcal sheIkhs have
been placed In the citadel.
A CAUCUS Of tho Republicans Of tho
Oregon Legislature nominated John II.
Mitchell Tor United States Senator. The
Democrats have selected Judge I. p. Prime.
ACArnoLic clergyman has been fined
300 marks for libellng Prince Bismarck In
an article on the Chancellor's attitude to-
ward the kuturkampt.
JUDGE IlAYNoR has granted Mr..
Chrisiiancy divorce from his wife, on the
ground Of dcsertion.
EMPEROR WILLIAM talks to the King
OF saxony Of the great Importance OF keep.
Ing his army ready for war.
The President has appointed James
G. Reed, II. B. Fry and Henry Blackstone
TO examine the Northern Pacific Railroad.
JUDGE FoLGER, Secretary Of the
Treasury, has been nominated by the Re
publicans for Governor Of New York.
The Connecticut Republicans have
placed Gen. W. II. Buckley at the head o
their ticket.
AHMET RIFAAT PAsHA, removed
some time ago at the request OF Europeans
has been reappointed Governor Of Alexan
dria.
In Arkansas the vote for Governor
was; Berry, Democrat, s7,G75; Slack, Re
publican, 30,3j2; Garland, Greenbacker
lO,l42.
THE Nebraska Republicans hav'
nominated J. W. Dawes for Governor.
The Democrats Of Colorado hav
nominated james b. Grant, Of Lake County
for Governor, and John X. Powers, Of Ben
County, for Lieutenant-G Governor.
The New York Democrats have nom
mated Grover Cleveland, Of Buffalo, 70
Governor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30

"if care verc not tho waiter
Iichind . fellows chair.
when engy xuIilf sinners l
III dawn 10 ntirhmond dInucrh
lly Jovc. II wouid l'e rarol
lfcars were not The water
IIahll,d 4 frllosta chaIrn

Iichind Z fellows chair.
when eagy rpinr sinurts
ritdown 70 ltichnond dlnncrA
iIy Jovc, u wuuid IL rarol
lfcare were not the water
behind fellows chsIr"
Care may not be m ugrsrablc waller
behind ones chair or clsewherc, but ho
will not spill hot soup down your back
nor leave the print Of bis ihumbon your
glass, nor put his elbows 10 your eyes or
IN any way disturb tho natural rcpose Of
your outward bsing.
There Il only ono thing can make q
peraon wreichcd In both mind and body
at once. That h pair Of tight bcoss!
Then lci tho waiter be eare. II he vans
20, but don't drag in amy deaths heads
st our feast Let u eat. drink and bc
merry. for II . feast where friends arc
assembled aud the viands are good
every sense l. gratlned. and Il u wise
70 forgot tho past and take no thought
Tor the morrow during the brief hours
Il will last. Given that rnro snd sem
suous atmosphere iIIled with the
heavenly breath Of exotic flowers. the
odor Of dainty coohing, bright with tho
sparkle Of light rviIecls I'd from FURNISHED
glass and cleaning china. the blended
sweetness Of pstchoulI and jockey club
and white ross, the admIring gIanccs d
well dressed men. the dasIIIng Jewels
and kmilos Of beautiful women. tho
sympathetic glances Of social happiness
and The pride Of strength and enjoy
menL and he would BE- worse than o
cynIc who could lind no pleasure IL such
Q picturel But ihere viii b. deaths
head u the feast II Il Inevitable.
some ono will recall the fact thnt Il v
the anniyeuary of the death Of some
friend OF scquaintsneei or . carr-
less guest will spill the salt
and make an allusion to ~ be-
Ing unlucky; or smother viii discover
that there are thirteen 81 table and
wonder which one win be dead beioro
the year Il ouL Had luck 70 such mala-
propos people. L Il likely that thirteen
would sit down together nnywhsru with.
out there being possibility that one q
the company mIgk, die In ikeooure ofs
yesrP Table supsrslitioas ars = strung
In the best society = among thc iKnor-.
ant and unre6ned. II one chances 70
catch glimpse d hls lice h nI7cf
when ne Il eating be must q ouce Ieaso
the table or he Will b unlucky all tho
year. II two forks sre taken up Instead
u knife snd : Ioek Il deaoees . ved-
ding; two spoons. you VII b lucky IN
love. 4 guest q > dlnnor vas cerS -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-30
The New osId Certificates.

WASHINGTON, September n
Tho gold certificates which have beeu for
some tlme In preparation n tho Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing are now fer on tho
road to compilation. and By ncxt "Wednesday
nil tho denominations will b. NJ press Tho
denominations are ssp. 80, tioo, ssol ei,mo
fsirp anf floo0l Tho - ccrt fsaic has
head of 0srfeli on tho right. AMI ON tho lcft
h lafbcwork counter. In tho ccnter OF which
10 the nnv n Tho story Il - follows;
.This ccniiss that twenty doIlau Of gold
coin hss been deposited In the Treasury ofshc
United ststess that sum Il repiyahle IN sold
ssoln On demand on the presentation hereof n
Treasurer II New york.r Over tho portrait
Il the at nniar which these certincat are
issued, ss foiio~st "unicr chsptsr ~ scc-
iion 70. Of the act of July n I'D" Ths %
certificate has tho head of slIss Wright on
Tho len AMI 81 denomination lathe
wort counter 90 ihs left Tbs eiop hss the
head u Iscnion II the left and lm counter =
the riabt. The soo has the hoad of Lincoln on
the left aud the upper dessomInatioe
epunirr on tho right. The ei.@ eertincaie
ha. tho head of Hamilton on the right and on
she len an oval counter with the ritter y and
the fsurs@ Inp ncruss n The o5.m1 has the
head n Madison. and the gien0 hss tho heed
| ~ Jscksou. both on the left of the crrsIncafe.
with the respective denomination cpuutrrx On
| Tho right 1he story u the same for III, vnry'
| ing usiIy n 10 tho sfnnuntn. but the lcttefinG
ssanrs' % saa they hey ali hsss : densminsiiss les u
| Iafhr-woFk counter. and an cage with ~
| wursl~. limited 0oid Hsatrs" The eaaies nrs
ali different. snion some q them ~ ovne,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. 2z. 1887
II


Steamer Helvota Br Liverpool Feb -, Queens
town g. with mdsc and passengers to w Hurst and
nassen@ers sssdIaer to Jas L ward & Co.
Gg Stream in@ m Wt%stSG SyIa e con- NJ u'
Steamer Mcclellan, Biups Baltimore, Win muse anu
Steamer General whitney Haett, Boston, with mdse and
pasn 9a 1 o PoTtIand souc Liverpool days. with
salt TO = IL G Robinson vessel to Benham PICKERING
Bark VIM Batemaq GER wcnssl, Bremen rs days. with
Bark MaTt,o Ceno da3 1ayaTGse ss o oas'eam0re % o'
Swan & SON.
sUNsEr-wnd at Sandy Hooz. light sw clear. At City
Island. the same.
~ The following arrvol yosoriay too lato for IN
sertOn in shipping news
mdse and pas5ens GERS to Funch, Edge & Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Assyran Monarch CBr), HARRISON London-Pat-
Steamer Alycna Br Forwool, Kingston Aux Cages JAG
steamer wyanokc Conch. Norfolk, City Point and Rich
steamer Aibemarie Maett West Point va;old Dominion
steamer Ma'abar ter, Dixon. Balhmore-seager Bros;
Breakwater IIulphers Lcwes. Dcl-old Dominion
snip Lyra Br,. sweet, 2anzlhar-Iohn Zttosen. ,,..
ship homas Kcillor OBJ Tnslcy, London-Funch Edye
Bar, Roscuus Nor, Morland. stcttin-Benham, Picker
Ship vtcra VI ta Basite Gibraltar for orders scager
Bark Arcanseo Padre Gtap Mancino, Marsoies-seag
BARK r Lopez Leland Carlcnas-Millcr & Honghton:
rOykaIp tNOrl, Olsen. NcWark-Funch, hdyc q Co.
SAILED.
steamers Meicliin cruz; hbemaric West Point,
s11,r'c, f"I Voitrrlam "
Also silcl-Va Long Island sound-steamer Francona >
for Portland.
IKE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN ports.
Loynov Feb 27-AUiycd steamer Juliet Ur), williams
ffon NcW.lcra Feb H. ,,...-..,,. ,c..
Sc,.rnscn from New Feb 10 her to Hamburg
via Plymouth a1d Ch"rbonIs ,or ,,,o,, ,rr, Graham
nom NcwYoik .cb II.
WfsT HtaIGErooL Feb 27-Arrved. steamer Golden
BRISTOL Feb 27-AIuycd. steamer Acadia Qrl Hafse!n-
HSfwEar. Feb 27-Arri5e, steamer De Huytcr lBelg
Never. rom Nrw.York Feb H..
QiFfysfGvy. Fcb 2d-Saei steamer Scytma (2r), Muir
ply, from Lyeu,0Oi hence for NeW-GorL.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALIFAX Feb 27-Arriycd steamer Prussian (Br). Ste
plcu, from Ola LOW on her way To iioston
HAVANA Feb 27-Aruyri, steamer city 0f WashinSton
Ecyuod from Mexican ports her way TO NeWiOrA pIo
$jtn-Saied steamer British Empire (BD, Fawcet New.
VERA Cruz Feb 2G Arrived. city Of Alexandria
Zimmerman, Ncw-lork
boston Feb 27-Antved steamer Iowa Rr, Walters Iiy
erpoo; Carroll Wright, Ha.haH Johns iopkh', liatt
Norman. Gooyus Philadelphia; attesuake swain doi Eliu'
Ccafcu steamers Cassius GER, Heckt, NowYork; Nep-
DELAwAGh BRrAEwArgR Feb 27-Passcd inward, steamer
PHADELPnfA. Feb 27-Afuvei. steamers Roman, Nicker
son, BOSTON whiting, Briggs, Providence; Equator Hnk-
Sailed steamer Panther, Fail River. ....
BALTMoRR, Feb 27-ArsiVcd steamer VIM Lawrence
Cleared steamers Tunstal CBr. Macsle Havana: Glen.
sailed steamer IL Miller Boston.
Also arrived, steamer blackstone, Taylor New York NIT,
New York. and proceeded 10 Hrunswic6, Ga
Also arrived u steamer fnterprse Commander Schcpel
NRW-ORLEANs, Feb 21At the Passes-Atriyei steamers
Commander Liverpool Tueona Liverpool via Coruuna and
Havana
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
IMPROVED CARS FOR CATTLE.

100 men 10 90 10 Plainiield y. J yesterday to in
spect some patent cars TO be used to transport
cattle i'm a more humane way than the present sys-
tfIn hesc cars are divided into sixteen partitions,
30 that each animal will be entirely epaTated from
the others Feeding rOughs are placed at the SIDES
while D. pes from the top of the car conduct water
be fed and watered without being unlOadcd
A dinner was served Tor the guests at hotel near
the station after the cars had been inspected.
Among the persons present were Samuel j. LeaVIck,
secretary OF the Pennsylvama Society for the PIe-
VentOn of Cruelty to Animals; b. OdiO, Robert o..
tral Railroad Colonel McClcan, W. W. StcarnS,
James McCrea Gilbert IL. Hawcs, Thomas A. Cole
man. of Philadelphia; t. Nj. Clymcr, &. 4. Gerry
and n T. Baldwin.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
YDHA <. PINK n A NJ S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
IS 4 POSITIVE CUKE


for painful complaints and weaknesses common 70
our best female population.
II will cure entirely form Of female complaints,
all ovarian troubles Inflammation and liberation falling and
dspacements and the consequent spinal weakness and Is
particularly adapted TO tho Change OF Life.
It will dissolve and expe tumors from tho uterus in an
early stage development The tendency to cancerous
hunors there is checked Yery speedily by its usc.
1t removes ainuess Aatulency destroys all craving for
snuans and relieves Of the stomach 1t cures
b0ang headaches nervous prostratOn, general DEPUTY
sleeplcssness depression and Indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weight and
backache, is always permanently cured by its use.
will times and under all circumstances act In har
mony with the laws that govern tho female system
For the cure kidney complaints OF either sex this COM
pound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Il. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND is
prepared at 233 23j Wcsernavc Lynn, Mass Price 81
Six bottles Sent By mail in the form Of pills. also in
the form OF lozcnge receipt Of price, 81 box for
either Mrs Plnkham freely answers all letters Of inquiry
send for pamphlet Address above. Mention this paper
No family shoud be without Lydia f. Pinkhams Liver
pills r cy euro constipation, bOusne3i. and tOrpiiy Of
the liver. % cents per box
II sold by all druggists. II
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
loss OF AN AMERICAN SHIP.

The American ship Constantine, which sailed IRON ON
This port for London on November IA, and for the
safety of which alarm has been felt for long time,
has been heard from. A dispatch was received by
John Zittloscn of No. 60 Beaver-St yesterday, mat
the vessel was abandoned on February H. in latl-
tude 42o north longitude 30 west, and that the
crew had arrived at Falmouth, The vessel was
commanded by Captain W. L. Godfrey, who had his
wife and two children with him. The crew con
sisted of eighteen men besides the Captain. Inc
vessel had cargo of $780, gallons OF reined pe,
troeum. She was owned by John ZlttloSen ana
WAS of l.2Sl tons capacity.