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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

g ESsION hegibs on she FIRSTOF OCTOBER.
~ and continues nine months Apply for
catalogues to the Secretary of the Faculty, P.
.. Uniyersity Ct Virginia, Albemarle Co., Va.
JAS. F, HARRISON Chairman of the Faculty.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
w GEN. G. w. c. LEE, President. Thorough
instruction in Languages. Literature and
Science, and in the Professional Schools of
Law ana Engineering Heathfnl location in
the Valley of Virginia Necessary expenses
for whole session, exclusive of books and
clothes. need not exceed S225 to g3JJ. Session
begins sept 81. For catalogue address J. L.
GAMPBEIlL. JR.. Clerk Lexington
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21
TIE GRAFTON OF HON. j c. c. BLACK.

Eleven o'clock a. m. to-day was the hour set
aside for the delivery of the annual address
before the two literary societies of the Uni
versity. In anticipation of that event, even
b fore the professions from the Phi Kappa and
Demosthen9an Halls united and filed in each
with It's standard full advanced, the spacious
chapel was filed with expectant hearers a
large proportion of whom were of the gentler
sex,
The speech OF Mr. Black wss almost wholly
extemporaneous, and he completely captured
the attention and hearts of his auditory The
writer who is no stenOgrapher can only essay
a brief SKETCH mainly from memoir.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21

MRS. sYLVANUs REEDS English, French
W and German Boarding and Day School
thorough Preparatory and Collegiate course.
Special students received in Music and all De-
partments. Rooms light and well ventilated,
and Aealth record without parallel Re-
opens October I'd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21

CIVIL, Mechanical and Mining Engineering
- at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N. Y. The oldest engineering schoo! in
America. Next term begins Sept. 18th. The
Register for 1852 contains a list Of the gradu-
ates for the past IS years, with their positions;
aiso, course OF study. requirements, expenses,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21
asantea.

WANTED.-A good boiler maker o.
w steady work at SCHOFIELD'S Ipgss
WORKS, Macon, Ga. AhOS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-21

WANTED. an Office boy. Apply - -
w ROYAL, 125 Congress street. " u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

Is u never lhllluH luft
for nervous debility
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness
spermatorrhna, Lost
MANHOOD, impOten-
cy, paralysis, AMI all
the terrible effects OF
self abuse, youthful
.fOllles and eNCesses Of
mAturer years such as
oss of memory, lassl-
tuhe, nocturnal ennis
sion, aversion Of sucle
ty, dimness Of Vision,
"a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

stparo.r--''i s,v Mister RlF Head, vow 'san
g.. r.. aIt1s or Whst sis 'Uui"
mn Head -" Welt, ysss ypn SEQ 80 .ft
eIll ThH tslra l.st night. Ant = tIudst WihH l
sfraaOsr-' II sppssia - hom hs '9'a' -
D 100 heat
mo mead -nIl DON'T fssI sr,et'y Ike rt1 heai.
'Tvsts g. Ne slnieT 'sHsll"i uV sai - n a. Del .
lutt.r IN tust.' snf tho PAW 81 tsftiils.'
stranger " ttyuu ~ili got tnlilg m Ht.. e
RaIn- Atgusut, QUO uf toe does Nlll so tees
o. T.u.' int Tuur fftsnIs would Gee suifTI -
nlD Mead 80 IN do ANY tu.ug @ grt ui OF an
Tue p=iY auf suffering
srtss ciaaussH the stomach. uuluata che t""ftf!
uHi0cks the lTsr, relieves r'uauIaiHu Al 90 o." snA
gives ths tils Chaurs g. ~. u has iegHhf ~"
Iotuisf sod stantstd remedy &c constipation hl-
ia4tnsss. $50 headache. hTsfttufn. aei Of me- .
end 81 isaassa requiring fosi 1ice ana p'sAas1'
IIfsauVH 90 phIale ..
t.4fs. md 70 Just aH d-llstu aud tsifHaLIHs
df.uk thai EyuTvbn.ir likes %.
tunolnldz .ui HUsl. the tfa'n, qntHis ne ntf'ssi
arf - q nns .aH Ha1 fHf 10. iHHiarlv 90 JAN.
% tuiuEaifa the TsugF g f'rumatf-m atl I'VE
rsitsrss kiiugY aUi urinary trHuhi'-t anI pa'n "a
tAataIk. 20 dTsrHptr- tt rr'a lie g D.. 'Hs tHl
hes uu squsi ga ,uUng c1Hfifl'ttf Aasi. ~. 70
m.trbants, ulsfss. mot hanIr', tteHfy h,Hls ~ q.
dauis t.a-hsfs aui 30 Isf-yna wh. lei l.'-'.t
SnAnsi hfv aut sIa Hahl'i O. 10 tl-ohr liti ne.
s4f tfrii L4gyls % you gGn E.ublHi sul
ru.iai tongue. Soul heath. Tree nt spr"nf" re gen
srslalls.1snutzs, usIEy's faiIaH Ap'uFut aiI ,lla
Yoa. Il pvli0tws better wus lhtp rl.s a. .l..,
Isassnt God paiatsbla, sni UuHh cnsNpef in iacs
ltt.a rs.1isr hrly .i.eiuo Chest within haHlt
slsfklss GOD f.sua luHt lac siasa ~ s.iA
vs'sf' 80 "a lu'' - 's,s,n' o. ,Il ~ ava '''l
sttfJ-uhsfs. > D. l'a'ss. ptt 80 .
Iropnstois, Luulssilie. kT'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

BY Mrs. j. T. Anderson Ninth street
between Austin aud Washington streets,
Waco Texsa am pre- AIRED tp cnt ht
and make dresses, III the lHte-t and most
fashionable styles, on short notice and
reasonable terms, and respectfully ask
the patronage Of the ladies Of Waco J
make a specially Of fine work, / also
have a stock of Butterick- patterns Tor
sale az reduced price NJ ront, at ~
ceots each. Mus. j +. AspFE9oH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

All theatre gOcf7 iD Nacn remember
Seth Cram, WHO wts here last season with
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
TIE EN- AMINE Err
waco, OCTOBER Z, 1882.
I.OCNI uIsESIIIES.
Stems Of Interest From Hur kc-
pUrI"r-' Not" Book.
LOCAL TRIBUTES.

hV~lh'rN l-hl NihtiuhNs
-lh.rmpmc'or IS, and hot day.
The cumprc-sc, are squeezing up the F..
cotton from day to day.
Tho crop ol burning cotton gins is re-
murkahIy late Tor the sra. ON.
There /. o stcady ncrcs ,ion to the mum
der of strangers seen On our streets.
Only two cls,s before the recorder
yesterday morning, both charged with in.
obrntiOn.
The Missouri Pacific train came in
huginE yesterday at 8 o'clock only live
hours late.
The receipts oi cotton we're light
Yesterday. owing to the rains, and selling
at Thursdays quota ions.
The red rise il sill coming down the
riyci us guiIy a. it 1t were the month OF
June instead Of o tohcr.
The blnI OF the llorso Shoe thcut,r
gave the EN,NiNrua scrcnnd,' yesterday,
rendering several selections In excellent
style.
shipments oi drugs In the ncighbor.
| ing rountry, hIr remarkably aud ustoni ~
nglN lmgc, every express taking ont big
qumtltic-.
The first how oi the season to tall out
Ola uecun tree and break hi. ann Ia. not
mNdr appearance Yet, though he may bee
Expected lua few day. at most.
A complaint was made Yesterday
usuiust yplorol man Ton nnmrrrimlly
hDhngt Woman, eleven milcs down the
river. nIrh % horse whip.
--rnr L.,-..",,ro ,-,utnstnnuKs 70 Mr.
V Alexander iHf mn rhgint cake sent to
Ihc oilI ycs'rId t,t reminder II ~, leo
lNni ni T. coum utll the previous night
The p can crop Mi year i, large and
liner nnd fnr p1nn- of unusual -iL,. The
ucc- urr 'oaIci nnI the ANAL boys lIc
imra ~ bringing them INTO HE market.
fire programme OF service at the
t.r-' Is pt-t church tomorrow IF pub
II-Nrd Im- WuI.i ing. Ton the iulDima len
"t the congregation md public generally
Mr j. D. Bolton. retail grocrr, on
Austin e'fcrl. nnnuuur's HE intention nj
having Waco 1ni q ring new busln,s.
in tlc town ui Tempe.
Tho ted rI court y,strd,y w,, or.
'rupioI wih lhr uiu OF tie 60,
Rr,nolI. w. liam, It nscupi lrou
Iylu ou trn-prs- o. Try inlet To Lands 10
Lion county
- -rHr Golden Dramnfr Troupe 10,
% urw pHIHiE in kHn-s and Nill be- b.
.IrN ,- ,f" u.uy weeks. Tiny have one
d ot un uu..l companies and lnr bo-. bn'
4 ON the loaL
d The comet n going to get ltscu j.
truuhH.Il n come, 700 u'u lANa-, Ten %
g. -urr b- " I.rt be- land gmbbrrs "a b,
n have n.urlY subbl'd up an IeNs WlI
.t.f. D.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
10 the Public! Beware of I'm
ItnIions

II has come to my knowledge that a
cigar maker in Waco is initiating two
brands Of cigars which 1t ia wcll-kuown
am the sole agent for in this city.
These are Marrow Gaugc' and Sweet
Sixteen" The limitations have these
uames on the labels, but the only gcuu-
inc ones are those supplied the trade
through me, and each box has the name
NJ the manufacturers IN plain view
Frey Brothers, Factory No. 49, New
York. The same label may nlso he
found inside each box My goods are
tho genuine aud the best, and ! warn the
public to beware Of limitations.
A. HER, TubaccuulHt
Austin Street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
AmoMAA,a RlMrnY.

~ certain agvs sni psTois u ~omtn's its, Tiers
cgtBss certain Ioubls-t e. hsa pam. anl sun int..
Th.-. sotaulsnt. .aA utsgIisnuvs isUpaItiitu The
RtIa lie 81 siAtsrn, Aud follow up sill hAuhA me
maTfta1 uutnan until afsT the t-fu o. lus
tl1ms base bsAischsa, sNlu,miuF Of ihs heAhi
usGta aud nsTuoua pluHtf.iieni tiant hf1 elTesHs
Needless NQs. Nfsisas oyss. ciuulei man NhN"
ttbsts suusf vlth pznful itsgul .rtiinr' Hts "
placements sna uigafs, hJsisficaA ~ afnss ihfseA
Vfu.tfa8n chrome tsuel hanA ehlefi-i. supptes-
sua. les q Appetite utsIian dssases ellhsf AHees
tang - shSh m numerous rss-s end IN fiiuph1
ia eulsai,,ora Insanity and DEATH. Ihsls 49,
ssp.,s All, tts tssuii of tnaitsnuuu, Az tsmalet
7 80. az ~. n com plaluts We allut -. hCN,
isi,.s ~ ths-. troubles eAn 10 ascftvi sol cured
". have pfo9f ffuHl thgussn1s-
,ju .5asi and wsu-sdl mgks you hraiihg 400
I.ppt-rill tnsks Ynu Tel lie a new woman Ani
a. N stare sold hy Al utGEgtsts Al li o., send
Ygaf address, faf copv q Or ptougooit's Familf
k.f.d.I AIussI, pc T. tAs sgtlsifd.
~ psasgootH 90,
tgopflslegs. Lsulsyilla, "a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

The McClslland house corner Aust
md Fourth At acts has only man.
tanned its prestige acquired b' }"ar. on
publio service, but has ia the past IT,"
months added 10 It's appliance i1r tho
comfort OF travellers. The Mrtlolland
ia frat class 10 every respect and 90 the
popular resort for the travelling public
gpstI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

X. ?. S,urgis has removed from hlT
old stand TO the large and hnuIsoWe
store on the corner 81 Fifth aud Anstln
streete, formerly occupied by Sullivan
Co. 4 boot and shoe store, where he oilers
to his customers very largo new stock
of goods, one II tho best 100 the cltyand
solcits continuance Of their ihvors AT
his new quarters. -lUldlw4t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
Ifafl Ia

We guarantee that Conrad, Bud
welser' il brcwed especially Tor oar
trade, according TO the Budwei-cr
process, OF the best Saazer hops and
Bohemian barley, aud warranted 10
keep ia any climate. Az your drug.
uist for il lWiSt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

We mean the old reliable photopr pm
gallery lnr tWo II them now ut W u
Jackson. Years OF good work ana i'h
treatment have Convinced The pc PIE o.
us excellence. Mrlacks son keep mp WI"
the times, employ the best shii' ma IN,
Hrest materials aud hi. prices al a ay- u.c.
any competition, Wh'n YOU want plc''
me. g Ill on him.-g2lfc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

New Muskstairo gloves III all the new
shades, extra quality Of Mlk plush lined
gloves. Fosters KID gloves can only be
found a. Levine Bros 93Otc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

The largest, best assortment ana
latest .tyls OF clothing. n. we'll hH the
lowest prices can always be found at
Sanger BrOs-lOOltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
DEATH re- ANTS
= f"ri""i nnd t"rtnin In~"rt-
eide Compound.

Mcurs Tucker 4 Wille. our live and
widc awake FUND street irnsglgt' huyr
recently pnrrh med the state agency for
one IT the most noyci, certain aud lie.
urublr Inventions over produced m tlug
ngr ~ wonders. II ia compound 10y
which yurls and gurlcul ran me- onoctu
nlly nud permanently rid of our rrohtcat
pcstH, ih" large red aud snull Nuts Tho
directions Tor lts usc urr almplu mud 1t
cuu bo applied 10y my pvrun, without
trouble aud IN IL very abort space ~
tune. We hive seen u tricd IA 10 gntdcu
IN thlT city und there ccrulmly
wns newer anything like II
A reporter ~ the ENANuSrW puw tCnR
~ Thousands Of ants Lillri 900 % few MN
utcs by Huglc application of tins won
dcrful cumpuuui II will Kan anything
that burrows m the ground. IuIi di-
roctious Tor ITS application Will ho gwen,
and one dollars worth wul mmrdutoly
crrtituly mud rlIuctumly rlI amy yard or
garden uf ants and other destructive ma
sccia II he certainly matter uf con
gutumtiou that thig valuable discovery
hW hcru made, and its introduction is u
credit Ia the enterprise NJ Mcssrs. Tucker
AZ Willis, who control ts -nlc under heir
exclusive agency for the state N TeNus
-s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

Zoo uumeruu, To mention, but every
fhiny that IA gpoi In the liquor linr, lot
s,lr byl 4. Goldstein -gIJtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

I IANE h., ia different parts Of tur riiE, lr-trb-
1 BILE building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser Is alyIrul tu luuk ut before uuruhHz
ing. Also choice lands m small Dr large trIrta
IN iii Hcrcut Cuuntirr, 1t prices 10 -ult. blIt
cdgetitles ltlH To your interest tu -tr Wr u
You want either city or country property I
choice localities cheap.
OIOgtf GEO. EAENABD.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07
RECENT COLUMN.


Advertisements will bo inserted in this COLI
unu At the following
RATES.
-Four lincs or less, one time ............. .96
four tines or less, one week ........ 81 90
Pour lines or less. one fnnutn ..... 90
FOR each additional line, Five cents Tor first
Insertion, and half price ,or each subsequent
insertion
Transient advertisers, not paying cash, will
Ne charged DurHtf tht above rates. We can
not Adori. save with regular advertisers, Ia
open an account for twenty live or luA cents.
wall until the Nr-t OF the month aud then svul
3 collector around after these little amounts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

Just received, new line Of parlor
suite. Al W T.. MARTIN 81 Ern.- INlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

,, ih,. head, the vital MUD passing un-
bo's' " IN the urine. and mans other diseases
ot',stt,.sJ 10 insanity and death. The medical
uogl.Iun,. ~ the beet colleges OF Europe and
srslai',,rtry. ami have had large experience In
thu t,u,u,iir, and will agree to forfeit FIVE
Ms $>REn nohAHs, e case Of hi: hind
heN ~ trpatmentl will not cure, or for any
sN',T ,,,.f,re OF INJURIOUS found Ia IL. We treat
mrs ,,at, ill .rasrs successfully without mcr-
sill WN S"oNStiLT ALTON FREE. Thorough
un Nan and advice, including analysis NJ
haln' e. Pre-, OF VITAL RESTORATIVE
grn'' ,tlr. nr four times the quantity, slU
W. T., sny address upon receipt OF price, c.
SEM .,,,,,rr from observation, AVID In private
o. III - Ir,-I, by English Medical Institute
nshT niiyy street, st ouls, Missouri Post
~ i.n lt61 fucker II Willis Wholesale
cui R.tniI Agents Waco, Texas --OIU@iwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

A MODERN twu-st.t, htt,l r.,tItn,. lu
N one vi the best uriEhburhupd- ul The, cuts.
VIII be- ,uli at a d-,'ulri hAr.,gu. Arph Go
}. II Downs. at law unico OF ,ltrk \ liyrr
WEOln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

EOIt REM.

A DWELLlSGuf moons. ug Num Ibid.
~ street Apply to Nj lultn Nutr. at
Levine Bros Iuilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

go .et.ts az Halt ttrNts 81 ~ u'Aes
"u''' ~ AGO 20 teket- ~" ,., ar
Remit money or BaGt Prat IL ~ RfFG,
send ~ ET apes, a D8 On rn5ETi6iffitE oE-
nv Orders Of % and upward, 9l t'lt's 80
'anS- cent at our eIpsn.h A1Hnt tsg - io1I-
80 10 Il VI. BOAhDhAN; Nos'''
nal Building, LoUls'ihs'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-07

The west hound train ON the Central
road due here In the morning, dill MT
reach the ci'y Until p'cl ck 10 the alter
mon etgut hburs lat. Tine DELAY wa
nNIng ~ trouble on The main linz. caused
by he wreck Of a freight tram near Ham
mon I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
PERSONALS.

FREDDIE GEBHARDT took his Lily
Langtry into Philadelphia jewelry store
yesterday aud bought her $50 fan.
ROsETT1's life, it is suggested, teaches
that poets should live in the open air,
and much on horseback. Unfortunately,
Pegasus is the only steed usually at the
beck and call of this gentry.
REV. JOSEPH Cook, after rather disas-
trous experience of the world, during a
trip round it, now takes an encouraging
view of Christianity which, he says, is
making great progress.
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS, the actor, whose
"hOme" is six miles outside of Baltimore,
had a reverse in Arizona mining specu-
latiOn, but retrieved his losses in another
venture.
PRINCESS LOUISE, after visiting some of
the cities in the Southern states, will en-
bark at Richmond, Va, on British man
of-war and proceed to Bermuda, where
she will remain during the most severe
portion of the winter, as her health suffers
from the intense cold. 1t is expected that
when the weather becomes warmer she
will return to Ottawa.
VERY Rev. DIR. BENSON, who has been
selected as Archbishop of Canterbury,
lately became somewhat unpopular with
tho non conformists of Cornwall, who first
considered him conciliatory. The cause
of offense was sentence in an address
delivered by him at a DIOCESAN confer
ence, in which he accused the Liberation
society of issuing crafty forgeries and
printed falsities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22

IT is claimed that the Stalwart lie
publican state senators arc assured of
the CO operation of enough Of their So
called Independent colleagues TO eject
Reyburn, of Philadelphia, president pro
tem., and it isalso given out that another
bond of union between the two lately
hostile factions, if not cOnsitlera-
tiOn of the above agreement, is a
common purpose to seat Bosler rs the
senator from the Cumberland-Adams
district. Bosler, who is Dorsey's part.
ner in Star Route contracts and B!aire'S
in politics, is rich and daring, and
Blaine is anxious above all things to get
him into the Pennsylvania Senate; just
why it is not yet made plain, but it
might be supposed the reasons were such
as would make Cameron equally desirous
to keep him out. But as the Camerons
Just now are anxious to heal their party
troubles in this state they may be willing
to make some concessions in order to be-
gin The work in the state Senate. BE.
tween the inception and the consum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
= DESTITUTE MIi.T,
4 Widow ard rive Cri.dren Homeless.

n i,:nw and rive Cci:tren Homeless.
The INrELL1GESCER this morning
learned thar there was stopping at tie
Black Horse hotel. in this CITY. 4 widow
named Rsbecca Miller and five children.
aged from to II wears. who were wit,,out
home without friends. without food and
without a change of CLOTHING. A re,pr.er
was sent TO interview tho mother, aud was
shown into her bedroom. she bein, too III
to leave il. She SAYS her name is Reoseca
Miller: thai her maiden name was Davis.
aud that she is :, distant relative Of LETTER
son Davis, a lsinsh;p in which she takes
no pride. She was born in the eastern
part OF Virginia. removed 7, k,;;.;.ky.
and married Richard Miller, :. merchant
and Gairymap. of Henderson. Nv. Here
she lived happily for :, number of Wears.
uutil her husband tool. sick va, :. pul.
monary disease, na-lr,..a, :,i, busnes $
and finally failed. il; ;;., advice
OF friends he weas - California,
i'll hopes of recruiting b,th his health AMI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22

nation of the scheme to seat Bosler,
however, there stands the deliber-
ate processes of the Cumber.
land county court where his contest
is begun. The sitting and ascertainment
of election frauds and illegal votes is a
matter TO be conducted by due forms OF
law the decision of legal questions that
may arise upon the facts disclosed must
be upon the well-settled judgment Of the
courts, and a conclusion thus reached
cannot he disturbed, even by an alliance
of Blaine and Cameron forces, without
re-acting fatally to both.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
(SuIte0u'S Brain.

The american Journal of Neurology
continues the discussion over the results
of the examination of Guiteau's brain.
1t shows that the thinning of the ccrtex
of the brain, the pigmentation of the
nerve cells, the alterations in the struc-
ture OF the blood vessels of the organ,
and the hyperplasia in Guiteau's case
were exactly such rs are associated with
settled insanity by the highest autlori-
ties. They are not, however, conclusive
evidence of insanity, as they may one
and all occur in sane persons or those
declared sane, though with unsound
brains: 1t seems to be conceded that
Guiteau's brain was not 4 sound one.
The dispute is as 10 whether it was so
unsound rs to make him insane, to the
extent of being irresponsible for his ac-
tiOns. A man who is uncOntrOllably
imlelled to do q thing should not be
punished for it rs crime the
difficulty is to determine the uncOntrOl-
liability. 1t is question in which the
benefit of the doubt should be given to
the accused. When a man, who las
deceased brain, commits an Offense with
out adequate motive, it will be safe to
test it as the act of one insane. AS we
have often said, it would have been both
more humane and more creditablc to the
government to have decided the doubt
in Guiteau's case in favor of the conclu-
sion that his causeless killing Of Gar
field was an act of insanity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
Not TO he I'aralyZed.

A Philadelpnla meeting OF iron manu-
facturers, east of the Alleghenies, yes
terday resolved that, while not approving
of all the changes proposed by the tariff
commission, they believed that in the
main such reductions will not paralyze
the industries to he affected by them.
We should think not. The tariff COM
mission did not make any rcduc-
tion in metal products of much &C
count, save in Bessemer steel rails. and
as English steel rails cost, to lay down
in New FORK without any duty, thirty
dollars and fifty cents ton, the
reduction of the duty to three
fourtbs cf cent a pound still leaves the
English rail at cost of about forty
eight dOllarsin in New York. AS Ameri,
can rails are sold at forty dollars, it is
manifest that the steel manufacturers at
the Philadelphia conference had nothing
to growl about. 1t is not English iron
that threatens to paralyze their trade
but home competition. In view of the
enormous extent of our railways, which
now exceed in length those of all Other
countries, the rail manufacturers have
not much need for apprehension of con
tinued depression in their business. The
mills that cannot make iron rs cheal
as their competitors will he idle, but
they ought to he. These proprietors have
only their own lack of sagacity to blame
for the result. They should not have
invested their capital when it could moi
he advantageously used. Where they are
we'll located, but with an inferior plant
they are unfortunate rather than un
wise. The discoveries of science will
come in to destroy the profits of ancient
methods.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
She Farmers Cubs Dinner

Tie Farmers club dincd yeste.d.y even
ing a. Au-ustin's, Eleventh and Walnut
streets. Philadelphia. Mr.. Justice Green
was the hos: and the invited guests i'll
cludee! se:eriI Of his brother judges. The
farmers present were Messrs. John Welsh.
Craig Biddis, James Duffy, George Blight,
Frederick Fra!ey. Frank \. Comfy. Sam.
L. FELTON,, G. ". Chiids, &. B. Roberts,
Hayward Drayto1 aud General Simon
Cameron. Previous to the dinner. which
was served 1t & o'clock, the club held i
short business session.