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CAN | OBTAIN A PATENTp

Send rough sketch if you cam model of your
invention to GEORGE 4. LEMON, washington.
ID. c., ard Preliminary Examination will be
made of all United States Patents of the class OF
Inventions, and you viii be advised whether not
Patent can be obtained.
The National tribune., 1883-05-10
The Peninsula.

By ALExANpER $. WEBB, IL D., President of the Col
iege of the City OF New York; Assistant Chief of
Artillery Army Of the Potomac, 1s6-'62; Inspector
General Firth Army Corps; General commanding
Second Division, Second Corps Major General AS
signed, and Chief of statf, Army ofthe Potomac.
The history of McClelanis Peninsula Campaign from
his appointment to the end of the Seven Days Fight
The National tribune., 1883-05-10

A TfENfION, Veterans. You make from ZOE to
~ zoo per cent oy manufacturing Is articles any OF
which viii sell in every household EGll Instructions
for 81. Address DR.. r. l. NEt FELD,
Bs.st.v5S y -. MssiInoPeiSn1 10, n.
Mention The National Tribune.
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yyTANTED.-The address of Lieut. VIM. Shelley of
w battery b, 18th y. Y. independent artillery by
John Purcell, North Lansing, Mich.
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WANTED--ADDRESSES.

Advertisements Inserted ander This head at The rate of
sgue oetsJo three lines Address replies 10 advertiser
81 The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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The mayor and corporation council Of Brook
lyn agree. with the mayor and corporation
council Of New York, that the trustees have no
authority under the existing law 10 make the
Brooklyn bridge free even tc foot passcng-s:.
bill giving tho trustees authority to abolish
tolls in the case Of pedestrians was passed hy
the Assembly. but the Senate refused to consent.
The tolls viii not exceed one cent
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"EADQUARIFRS for c. A. f. Goods Charles
III Nayior. NO. 81 Nertli Fifth street, Pliladel-
PIMA, PENNSYLVANIA. Post lea) Send fcr Gaia
l9sac. s2-Iy
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Prescription Free for the speedy cro of Nervous De-
t.ty Lott Macleod and al disorders brought ON Iy
iaeise-eti0ns cKcesses Any Druggist has the in.
gradients. Address DAVIDSON 81 co., No.
10 Nassau Street Acw YorfS.
The National tribune., 1883-05-10
The Shenandoah Valley in 1864.
The Campaign of Sheridan.
Grant i'm Virginia.
THE WAR IN THE WEST.

From Sherman's first advance into Georgia, in May,
1884, to the beginning of the March to the Sea.
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yEyANTED-Tbe address OF Corporal T. c. Wells or
w James Ross of company X LIST Mich engineers by
TIE NATIONAL Tribune.
The National tribune., 1883-05-10

WY ASIED.-The addresses of General Jesse Segoing
w Major Isaac NJ Lusk, and First Lieut.. A. D. Soyer-
III, of company +, i1lth N Y yos by Emerson Love-
low.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

AMONG TIE JUSriCES.-Alf Smith,
color"d, was b>turc Justice Ncil on
Tuesday, on the Charge OF burning: the
house OF Duchy Mitchell, also uolorcd,
about three miles from town. The fire
occurred about one O'Clock on Sunday
last. Suspicion resting upon Smith,
he was arrested on Monday. After
hearing the evidence the Justice com-
lniltcd Smith TO Jail, to await trial at
the ensuing term OF the Court Of Cen.
cral ;"!&'cns.
On Tuesday Bo!in Grcgoric, some
what noted ncg''c politician Of the
Jcnkinsvillc section, was tried before
Justice Cahcart, charged with CON-
hitting an assault and battery upon
the person ot one Suclicy Nelson, also
col olJrcd. TIE State WAS represented
by ,Ino, S. Reynolds, ESQ.,, and The
defendant by MesSrs. Ha@Sdalc Il Rags
dale. The jury rendered verdict OF
"Not guilty., and the defendant WAS
accordingly discharged.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
ON E = r r: ZOE !

Many buyers have an idea that they nnhvcr
set the worth of their money in apurclasc
Than what is asked for it by the merchant.
This is drlusiOn, for it is the business of
thc merehant to study his customers, aud
a,!iiS is point that he studies WE'LL there
iore i, When one of this class calls, he sets
the prices with due allowance Cor the re- Z.
duction thatswill ho demanded. If u mer-
chants aaks too much for his goods do not
buy from him, but 20 to another who sclI;
Ht more reasonable price Fortunately
Tor You there is competition enough i'll our
Town to protect you. If you are not
rely upon the honesty Of your merchant,
YOU had,hcttcr get some one who is judge
to maze sour purchases for you. Iii tic
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
DAN.i.. =. r.!.ri.hHo,
y. {. T. y
iS,9.iI laj


Is thiS IL shows That 0ut OF tiiS lnrcc
Ninoa:t Of faxes r, ;G2S9 is distributed in
Our own District.
There ar" about l,G7O taxpayers, and in
that number we have one taxpayer who
OWNS about 400 slaves and over l3, 900 acres
Of land. There arc six taxpayers who own
ever 250 each; ten who own over TOO. and
thiny-thrrc taxpayers WHO own 80 aud 100.
II will appear by this return that the in-
crease among our slaves, compared with
last years rCtnrn, is l3O. Last years re-
firm showing the number to be 1l,Sl0.
This may seem Strange to chose who Wit
ness the very large numbers taken from
our own District annually; but such is the
fact, and must, think, he accounted for
from the Kind and humane treatment
which they receive.
remain yours, &c, %. Il. X
In the WiMnsborO News of August
3, 1868, we find an editorial giving the
valuation Of lands in tho different
counties of the state, compiled from
the census Of 1860, as follows:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

F:rNNoNF. DER .rH NioErMrNr.--T The
>la,''2 - 'ir t.",rdrIn!r u,unumgul
W, Ey'ai.,.,, Al ,jir state House in II
hH=" 'rNi1-i:I,c box. Ii WAS on"r"d
anG The n,uvhlr LL,rcv Cd. The stntun
i IN exact duplicate ui' the oriwinui
which WAS struck hy liIhtniAw last
year, being mHdr out OF tnn same .na-
'rTial (FHtr""a mnrh;r) by The sculptor
Hirnli Irnm Che %ltlr nuIrl. The la-
die. Of the NcnnrioI Association aSI;
i!fit ii h" Hn..ouirr,l that they will
rUW Gladly receive subscriptions to-
ward ,Ici,;.yi"w ila cos, of the monu-
lu"ni. \ considerable sum is vet re-
n"; q, and these who wish to aid the
car,c are irforn.rd lilal .Ais is TIC time
I'r thrn 10 art.
IL is prulnhir l.a! The Statue will not
be placed ON the rrlr>la! iur two or
three months, anl there is Il no,Sibili-
Is that before ihia i dome the lie of
the nlr,un,vni will be cl,umcl. Some
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

DoN'T You FONGEr Ir!-A fresh
carload Of tie celebrated "$tiulrbaker
WaTon', Just received by W. Il. Doty
" Go. Yea take no risk in buying
the "Strdrbakcr". a poor wagon is
dear at ANY price. Beware! the repair
bills ave sure to fellow if you purchase
So~rn;irh "rhrap" wagons. Buy the
celebrated "Stndcbakcr" and gct your
moneys worth. a large assortment
always on hand ri W. r.. Doty s. Co.'s.
iHNl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
4 Real, ne: nc: :E1D EIY1DEIE:I)Y J
EG:y;.E3 SlYST:ahl H94 IHDill BBY cGIE2-


Il.!c Avs SpEalSi1.
T!T "Ie a. a.ms NsS's a'axding and yyo-,
T. i;S4:S%DV cm'icSscti by tho lest rhysiciana
~ W}i l,,y; IT,, q. i! IT, G"G o,o,u coo,y,tor
AMI IN nc!cvcs snrtdncrifc.
crcn soa q, GGn wG ET1eSaa reS aoo Asana as sooa
a. wo Id II u icl;c for whnt Two bottles OF your
Sn, "a II for %c,IS my SianSnh|diri ;o SMhiri c,sso,s
e'n rtGali :, !nsiances in which y afforded saij
A A:"MI:i;Y about when DR.. L. s. rerrcll, H..
Grange Gn.. writes ~ hnyo used for the Inst ~
consider it the best combination ever gottc:l
t,Ee'hcr for the diseases for which It Is recon-
4 n'1Ni fDI of which pr. Joel Brnnham, Atlan-
to. SNia: "ihI"e f1lmi;nGi The 7rcipc. and have no
hs,ii.,ion in advising its use, ana confidently
a NE"'i EDX which The Rev. II. b. Johneon,
near Marietta. On. fhys he has used IN his fam
mordti i. 20 three families "wllo found 1t to DO
.1:,,;, 1M$ "hat !! H. IS rccoinincmled :"
pen!#on say: eve have been selling 1t for many
yrGrS, with conHiantly increasing sales. The ar:
S P9 c Yhn W1 q% amar one 2anin smsr
gay: 1--WE sold 5oGrossi in fourlnon,hs, and never
Eo1 itip,n ,nmY place bit whit was wanted again"
T. k;E.i"iI by which DR.. BHNBh, OF Ln(irHngc,
Ga, &h:S: Il cured ono Of the most obstinate
CASES Of yfcAHinus MEHsTRUATIoN thct ever
~ ~ hintWIeoef' YIN ~ Il icW Dotlies.
al H.. says: aii fully convinced that 1t is I'm
rTh]ci' tor that clna9 OF diseases which 1t claims
tOrnrr."
IL RftiE HDX about which Mai. John C. Whitner,
OF Atlanta. well and fnv0rGby known all over
tic Unite, states az q General Insurance Agent,
s.ya "i used this remedy before the war on q
large ptMtAlrn on great number OF cases,
Gi'"I.3 pcifh GhSolltie sUCrtss." =
4 &iti;aiiilsY about which Mr. J. w. Strange, OF
CuHCrSril!c, ca, ccrliheS that one bottle cured
"! mc;nhers oi his family OF menstrual irrcgu-
'Hri:y nf lG0nv years Standin3. z
q HEHii;i>N tn:il is CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
MEDICINE OF lis kind In the world, because OR
z puTrLES WILL CURE TIE MOST Ors9lEATE CASE.
. TINS GREAT POPULAR REMEDY IS BRADPIELDS .
F&IAL3 kEGuLaToR, (Woman'8 o Best Frlenl.) For
sale eby a. Druggists. Price: Small Sizc rs cents.
I;,ir" size 81 80 =,
5JIc Pr .pr.c:or and Manufacturer
J. HRA DTIEED,
10. 1893. Pryor street, ATLANTA. Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
. EI w 2GElEsY.

thHrc must he but one price. No one can
:rii the value Of an article in this line by
rs appearance when new; therefore the
merchant who has learned its value from
It's maker must say what it is worth, and
%tick to his price if he Loses Il sale BY it, 70
90 otherwise is dcmoralizing to the bust
ness; for customers will soon conclude that
the lcWcicr has no settled prices and no
much as possible for an article without re-
gard to its value. When thi.; conclusion is
reached his trade is gone. We have, in
some eases, yielded 10 the importantly Of
customers and gave thcln goods at reduced
sons for doing so, perhaps the goods were
Ettc out Of style, or tile customer was an
ohicrt OF charity, Or we wished to do them
Il favor
CONNOI2 s. CIIANDI EI>
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

DEATH OF Mas. }. i. MCNIASTEH.---
Our whole counnuliity was ;Ircply
shocked, "n "Wednesday, lo hear Of the
sudden death "f Mrs. Kittv r. NrMa>-
ter, which took place " EAIfpnsL nine
o'cloc!; on that morning. Mrs. Ne
EiaS;cr was Il Gauwhtcr OF Cui. and
Mrs. J.,s. IL. Rion, and was in the
twcntv-i"urth year Of her age. She
was held in the warmrsi affection hv
the large circle of friends closely
drawn to her by her sweet disposition
and her uniformly pleasing manners.
She had been married but short time
Oh y since February, 1892. In This
sad alll:ction the hearts Of all go on; in
the deepest sympathy fer the stricken
husband and household. The funeral
services will take place at .hrcc-quar-
tcrs past three o'clock this afternoon at
the Presbyterian church. The friends
of the families arc respectfully Invited
to attend.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
4 Prophet IIonorcd in His Own Country.

Some people are welded to the foolish
notion that there is 40 excellence i'm any
thin" HAT does not bear Il foreign. mark
"'Ih distance that lends cnchantmcEt to
the virw.' BUt we are living in practi-
cal age. lligh-snllDdin" names were once
Of much avail, but thcy are found now to
be empty things Merit is the guinea
stamp tI!at indicates true worth. IIrrois
remedy That stands the tests Of experience.
hs cold crows Brighter by usage, SO is this
medicine thc more appreciated aS it be-
comes bette? known. The large and in
c!c&sNT sales 0i N0rnan's Ncu!raiizing
C0r,iinl effected in the little State of South
Carolina, the home of this wonderful
remedy, is the S,,rcst proof that prophet
is honorcd in Ills own country. !"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

There is no under feed g = . =:
IT has fewer working parts than any
The old method of feeding below is cn-
'lrelN done away, ANA all the complicated
connecting machinery dispensed with in
this new Machine. 49,.
! 1t is the easiest running, because it has
fte least number OF parts to move, and
consequently, there is less friction and
wear.
All its parts are made of the finest steel
and tempered hard. - =, ..
Steel rolls and pivot: are used for bear
InrS, 10 prevent irictj"n and insure liGht-
ncsS Of running.
, All the work on this Machine is of the
highest grade, and will compare fayorahly
with tho workmanship of II Winchester
rifle. .r.
1t is a perfect model Of ncatncss
1T is modern idea throughout. .H;
Ihc mechanics are enthusiastic.
The cranks and Old fogicS aStonished.
The ladies delighted.
Elegant styles of woodwork are made cX-
prcSsly for this "NEw iIIGu ARM DAVIS. !"
Ladies', come and see it.
IaiiorS, come and see it.
ENprIt Is, come and see it,
Mechanics, come and sec It,
Everybody, come and see it.
AND LEARN WHAT IT WILL DO.
Twenty-Five NOR, Of these Machines lust
arrived, and for sale by
J. O. BOAG.
Machines delivered at yotr"homcs and
iull Instructions given, y guarantee with
every Machine sold. Over 400 of these
Machines now in use in this county, and
giving universal satisfaction after five
years trial
Send in your orders for u NEW iIIGII
Arm DAVIS.
J. o. DOAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
COTTON-SEE5 OIL MILLS
ia vi Els ADAGAN.
nDEINTAH1 NOTHGEG.
May 17-tf

nR. }. B. PATRICK, Jr., of Charleston,
~ S. c., will visit Winnsboro on the
10th Of August, and will remain one and q
half weeks. Having all of the latest i'm
proved appliances ana long experience,
July 2G-tXtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

y RARn CuANCE.--I oGer,ior sale or
rent the store | now occupy, on the
north side OF Congress strrct-o,ic CT
Tic very best stands IN town. | will
also sell the stock Of goods TO the party
buying or renting The store. Terms
liberal. l NcuN business.
TlNZ Is. SIGTNNEIMEH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

DENTAL NOTlCk.-Dr. J. R. Patrick,
DR., may. now be found ut tllc Winns-
hAro Hotel. lie will remain here
about awcck.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
orr = IISYJCE.

Soin" Figures Shnwin: the C0nhit!on az
Fairfield H"io"c ihr TTarand .Iu.i Anr..
G'iv f'"isJi,iN j!csij'| ui' Auwust T.,
1871, contains tir lDlinwimm cummuni-
cation ironn ID. l.. Kirkland, Esq, TaH
Collector:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

These tables furnish much food for
reflection III connection with the taxa
blc values affixed TO tho lands Of this
connty.at tho present time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

Our GRANlrE.-E1I. S. a. Pcarac,
of the Columbia Granite Company,
has returned from the North, where
Inc had been il, thc interest OF Colum-
IL and Ninn@horo granite. lif found
New York anh Philadelphia. and that
II freight rates could be made rGaSorD-
Lie cnon@h it would compete well with
-Norilicrn rock. AS to tho base OF the
Bartholai st'i"c, be is uow seeking
freight rates which will enable him to
make Il low bid for ;nn contract.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

Charlotte, Columbia d Augusta r. r.
PASSENGER DarARTmENT, }
COLUMBIA, $. c., August ~, 1889. !
ON and after Sunday, August II, the fol-
lowing Schedule will he in cilcct
GOING NORTH
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
r. s9T'TGE1 'TaD ,EnI.sGHA gIQsS.

4 PpTICATION& for Lady Assistant
"a Teachers at Mount Zion. Institute
will be received until the 10th cC SCptcm-
brr next.
49, JAMES II. RON, o.,
rS JAMES y. BRICE.
Aug 30-iXtd Trustees.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30

What Some of the Ncwarnpors Say as 10
Ji. Er-rit.i.on.


f%om he .ivA@r&on MjcNwMcerJ
Tnc announcement Of tie Ncwbcrrv
Ob1crMf' upon "Yool authority" thrt
Wh'ir &"nalor Hampton would prefer
to retire To private life, ESQ ihat lie
cou'N drNot" mnr" time to his private
business, yet While thr people want
his services h" j. at their cn,nl,anI," is
taken as an indication that Senator
Hampton is Wi'in.: to he h;~ own sUc-
crSSor in tlc Senate. This is all nou-
sense. If Governor Hampton wants
TO be rc-rlrciru to The Senate he OUGHT
70 COME "ti l'Mc Il man and say so,
bat if he really has privu'c business
that it would better, promote his iulcr-
est to attend to, let him stand as;Nc
amt PERM! some. Of the equally abe
and patriotic men in OR State TO enter
the race for the Srmtt0r>hip. The Dro.
pie OF or .Sta4n homer Hampton, and
doubtless nS l"rg as he wants to be
Senator aud represents the sentiment
Of the people, he r::n continue in the
SENATE, bu: W" think the people Ike
him too we'll e" force him TO neglect
his private affairs to represent thr;n in
the Scna;c. This style Of political
dacivlicS will not serve Senator lamp
ton il this ease, for hc is not q better
Sena,or than Judge Wallace, Culoncl
Sim"nl"n, Governor Thompson or
Judge kcrs!,aw, or 4 dozen other mon
in the Stale would make, and ihHrc IS
10 reason why the Safe should f3rcc
him to make Il sacrifice TO serve her.
Let uS have no more OF this Wush. If
The Senator wants TO continue in the
Senate nc can be reelected without
opposition, but il hc docs moi, chem we
ore in favor Of relieving him and send
ing Judge Wallace, or some other
good man, to t;.kc his place.
From tie h,~15,7V O6ssyrcr]
The ati"mr. OF the Anderson Tptcl.
EHG"Ccr 10 portray Senator Hampton
as il schrm;ny seeker after Office, and
its advice TO him to "comc out like Il
man. and say whether he wants to be
his own successor, is supr"mcly ridcu-
louS. Every one knows that Senator
Hampton has never been ?n Office
seeker, and that there has never been
time in his career when lie did not
"c"n!c out like Il man. Neither he
nor his most ardent admirers have
ever Imagined that his place could not
be filed by another; but there are !.
great many citizens Of South Carolina,
The great. majority no doubt, who
would ra'h"" sec il occupied BY him
tlIan by any one else. There are
others who, as we previously anlA,
''iNvc %"uirationS' for Congress, or for
other places, and would like to see a
Vacancy in thr RANKS, s. that by shift
iii! arnIna,, !hr0uwh S1nic means or
other, th"y ni~hi ill up the gap thus
HlAdn. BAT the great body OF tn" Dco-
r'o az" not concerned about a>pirjnm
Statesmen. Iti"y prefer Il man :, i:u is
lr.r,i am'i true.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY. August 80. : 1899.
>"w advcrti ti;cmrnts.
Notice to srcachars.-.Jamcs II. Ricn,
James ~. Eriae, Trustees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-14

DUBLIN, Jan. l3:-Is is positively
staten that one OF the prisoners is Q
member Of the municipality who was
arrested at midnight in his own resi-
dence, at the south side of the city and
conveyed to College station under q
strong escort. The prisoners will be
privately examined to-day before q
magistrate, and possibly afterwards ar
raigned in the Police Court. The Pc.
hce are reticent regarding the causes OF
the arrests.
DUBLIN, Jan. l3.-There were a
number Of arrests last evening and this
morning under the Crimes Act. Some
If those arrested had arms in their
possession. The arrests were Effected
in various parts OF the city. AT
O'clock this morning prisoners were still
being brought in, principally of the ar.
risan class. Fifteen persons have been
arrested thus far. They viii be charged
with conspiracy to murder.
ROME, Jan. 13.-The police last
evening made domici;iary visits to 1875
houses and arrested l25 persons. THY
also seiz 81 newspapers containing
revolutionary accounts OF Overdank :
SC. called u,artyrdom. Il is believed
these arrests will lead to the discovery
of Important infnrma.:nn in the trials
for high treason impending.
PARIS, Jan. l3.-Severai newspapers
affirm that France is resolved 20 uphold
her rights in Egypt and say the ques.
ton will probably be submitted TO a
conference.
General Sauzsu.i, Commander OF the
troops in Algiers, has been appointed to
succeed General ChanZy in the com.
nland of the army corps.
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch dated
Portaierry, County Down, Ireland, says
the British ship Wild Deer, from Giss-
cow to New ZEALAND with 200 passen.
gers, went ashore at North Rock,
Cloughey. and will become a total
wreck. The passengers were saved.
LONDON, Jan. l3-Ihe Prince Of
Wales to-day unveiled the statue e. the
Royal Military ACADEMY at Woo'wich,
erected To the memory Of the French
Prince Imperial, by Subscription Of
%, 900 officers apd men Of the British
army.
DUBL1N-4 p. M.-The arrests here
last nigh. and rhis morning were IN con.
sequence of secret information received
last night that number Of persons be-
longing to secret societies had held
special meeting in Dublin and resolved
to assassinate certain Of the more active
members of the police force.
BERLIN, Jan. l3-El~in Boo:h's
second appearance was ano!ner brilliant
success. The Crown Prince Frederick
William was again present. and joined
in the freqlens applause bestowed upon
the American act'r.
Moscow, Jan. l3.-Persons frozen to
death are found Ia tie streets he!e
daily
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-14
TEsxEGHApHIC sOIts.

All the Berlin papers praise
Boo.a's rendition oi Hamlet.
.Tne receipts from water taxes In
Chicago last year were over 81, 000,'
900.
The Passion Play case will be
heard in the New York Superior Court
on the 18th instant.
Gladstone viii start for Cannes,
France, on Monday. He is advised to
take complete rest until the meeting
Of Parliament.
Rev. Joel Burlingan father 81
Ansoa Buriingarne, was buried last
Thursday at Arlington Nights.
In St. Louis yesterday John Shee-
han was Looked up on charge of having
murdered his sen james, a lad oi
seventeen, IN 4 1t OF drunken fury.
"A fund has been started in Du'
buque. Iowa, fer those heroic tirems II
who labored at the servants quarters
OF the Nvwhall House lire and saved
eleven or twelve hives.
80. a parcel containing dynamite
was posted at the Limerick Posto.tice
Yesterday. Not being addressed II es
capped being sam ped, whereby an eS.
plosion was avarted.
DR. Samuel A. Madd, the mar
who set john Wilkes B,osns broken
leg after he assassination of P.esiden;
L.ucolu, died Yesterday at his Residence
in Charles county, Maryland.
The Senate Postal COMMITTEE
Yesterday agreed to report fAvoraby tbs
House bill for the issuance OF posta
notes, for the Transmission in the nall'
OF sums below So, for which a. fee Of
three cents will be charged for every
note issued.
In Lynn. Massac husests, De-
Wan. A. Mcdonald has brought sui;
Tor SO. coo damages against Rev. Pat
rick Strain, OF s.. Nary's Church, wht
charged that the ply ,lcian " - nn>ki!i-
fu', ans! advised the people no5 10 en-
ploy him.
The Chicago Times says The
North es.ern Railroad Company pro
eoses To discharge all employees in it:
running departments under ,wenty-ont
wears old, IL cider to SCARE greater eli
cieucv and TO prevent accidents from
heediessne S.
-. The steamer City If Gcsenvi'ls
c.,l,lded with the pacse: L .usa Lee last
| evening OF the Mississippi river, nine
-y-six miles above New Orleans. The
Greenvil.e Sank and is q. total loss. az is
also her cargo of sugar. Loss, Slo3,.
900. No lives lost.
-. In the Esscks.ag, yesterday, the
annual morton If the Social Democratic
par:y for the abo.is OF the repr-s.
sive laws. WAS rel -cted. alter debate, in
which Herr Lribkecht was sharply
called 70 o:der Tor describing the anti
SccIa,is, laws as eXecrabie,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-14
FOREIGN EEWS.

ROME, Jan. l3.-Itaiy has deman led
from the Porte redress for the atfront
to the servant of the Italian Consul at
Tripoli The Italian Embassador al
Cons,an'inopie has been Instructed TO
make representations in regard TO Ger
tain false reports which caused the
Porte to demand the recall OF the ltal.
ian COasul,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-14

A number of leading citizens
in White Pine county write to
the Eureka Sentinel protesting
against the report that Neon
key committed suicide. The
citizens of the vicinity where
he met his death strenuOusly
hold it to be a foul murder.