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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-07-06
trustees Sale
OF
Steam Engine, ,S0tO MN,
IhreSheP, Separator, SC.

by viz ne OF four deeds Of trust from Alfred
ID Moore one of which is d4,ed 18th June
l5i3, end recorded in decd book No 80 page
lilr in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
vt Hampshire Couaiy, 10 secure to g. & G
Cooper z Co SlSi5 90, Of which about SIPS 20
remains unpaid Another OF which !. dated
lo'h October 1879, and recorded in said deed
nook page 243, tn secure 10 q. & G. Cooper T.
Go : 100 OO-of which about $50 % remains
uapaii
Another or which is DARED goth October.
's'l, and recorded in said OF g in deed book
No 90, page 1902, 10 secure to Seymour Salim
90 the payment of three notes of Si3l 90
each.
And the otFer of which il dated June 18Th.
1892, and recorded in said Office in deed book
30 81, page 29f. 10 secure TO ~ y Guthrie
$500 90 aud to secure TO Edward T. Blackburn
about 500 90, And hfer The said debts are
ilIy PAID to ray r"tab'y whatever may be left
on az " his debts.
vii alec sell at Auction, before
The D1u-i'hDu7e dJor in Epuuay Htmpshirs
t0U ~, West Virginia, % MONDAY, the 23sd
day Of July, 1888, tae fJIlowing property viz.
ONE TWELVE HORSE
Portable Traction Farm Engine.
y ioch bore. ~ inch stroke. and all ueccssa.
- hH'1fes-Aiso oneJ2 inch Pony Circular
SAW MILL,
wth Saws Carriage k necessary - run the
same Also a lot % Lnmber--Aiso one Ninna.
sofa Gil - L. 30 inch Cylinder Separator,
complete with all belts and selves and attach &.
rIoufs complete
TERMS % SALE-Ons Third Cssh-one
iaird in six n1nih5 --.su1 ono thirl in twelve
months, with iaterest from day Of salo Note
VIII ni !es't Two good securities ~ be given
Tor deferred payments.
e. $. WHITE. Trustee
and Agen; K Attorney f,r ,, p Kirk, Trustee
Hsmp. Co, June b, 1888.
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Clears ont rats, mice. reaches. flies.
ants, bed bugs, skuak5, chipmunks, 60
piers, l5c.
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SKINNY MEN.

Wells Health Remover restores
health and gigor, cures Dyspepsia. I'm.
potcnce. Sexual Debility. 81.
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DIED

On the 2lst ult, Willie SHgArRr.
infant son of w Wellou & Kate Hor.
ness, aged about 10 months.
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STATISTICS recently collected at the
Eastern Pennsylvania Peniteniiary show
that OF $50 young men received there
under 81 years of age. 755 had no
trades There was plenty OF education
among thcm as 572 were graduates OF
schools. From these Rgures tho chica-
go Tribune draws the folio wing conclu
sions: Such startling figures rs these
are an unanswerablc argument in favor
OF manual training schools. They show
that our public schools are turning out
boys who are not prepared for any occu-
patton or any form of useful manual IL.
Dor, and shat mere book education is
no protection to society against crime.
These boys. untitled for any kind of
manual labor, naturally drift into the
easiest occupations they can fird, and
there is nothing easier than drifting in.
TO no occupation, aud thence into crime
The Cumberland Times says: Rev.
Ii. L. WEST. formerly of Romney, but
now Of Berkeley Springs, is fond OF
chickens. Us we know and as many of
his friends know. About day break re-
Gently he heard his chickens making a
big fuss and suspecling there was n
chicken thief about he made an invcs-
tigation. and instead Of finding any Of
his fowls missing he found that some
kind friend had deposited box con.
tanning one dozen lnc spring chickens
in his yard.
DR.. Thomas Wall, VIC regret TO learn.
was visited by very severe paraly,ic
stroke oD Saturday morning last. lie
is now doing as we'll as might be cx-
pected under the circumstances
chester TINES. July 4.
WEDDING OF MILLIeNAIRE.-At
Berryville, on Monday last, Mr.. John
Stevens, u son OF the late Edwia O..
Stevens, said to possess 5000. 600.
made his own Miss Mary Mcclure,
daughter of tue late David MeGnirc.
Tue young lady has heen reigning
belle OF Clarke couRty, and leaves some
sore hearts TO envy their successful Ii
val. The bridal couple will pass the
summer in Eurcpo.-Ib.
The best tonic medciu conc tha. is
not composed mostly OF llchol or wills
KEYS Browns Iron Bitters. 1t IS
guaranteed to be aon- iutoxic ,,inp an d
will absolutely kill all desire for whisky
and other intoXicants. 1t has been
thoroughly tested and proven itself in
every instance never failing cure for
dyspepsia, indigestion. biliousness.
weakness, debility, ovcrwork, rheu ma
tism, neuralgia. oonsump,ive disease.
liver complaints, kidney troubles, etc.
Oh Production.-The West Virgin.
Ia transportation Company on Tues,
day last made cold test OF the oil
produced by the new well on the Ia.
vennor Lease, near Parlersburg & The
results are satisfactory in the highest
degree. A specimen of the OIL which
is OF 80 40 gravity, has been ex-
posed all day 10 II test which registers
D below zero. and the oil is as limpid
rs water. This is much better than
the celebrated Franklin oil of Penn.
sylvania. which has been worth from
81 to SO per barrel, with our oil bare
~ worth 50. This will enable the
public to form an idea of the import.
ance OF this new field which has been
opened up at the very gates OF our
prosperous and growing city, and the
day is hot far distant when Parkers.
burg will be recognized rs the oil me.
tropoIis Of Ameria. Cor. Wheeling
Register.
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DR.. Thomas Wall, VIC regret TO learn.
was visited by very severe paraly,ic
stroke oD Saturday morning last. lie
Is now doing as we'll as might be cx-
pected under the circumstanccs.-Win in
chester TINES, July 4.
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Inc Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
viii be administered in the Presbyie-
ran Church in Springfield on the 3rd
SABBATH (the 1871 day of July. Pro
psratory services will begin on Friday
the 18Th, at o'clock, T. VI.
G.. W. FINLEY,
July 6, 1883. Pastor.
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I will preach at Barrcttsville I'D. VI
on sunday, July Sth. at 10 O'Clock. A.
W., aud a. Mt. Zion tho came day at 4
o'clock, l., NJ.
WESLEY HAMMOND.
June %, 1888.
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s6Sc Practical llfe. lE...si,s., = r.,,.
49, 80 u - a1rei hlr fias 20 Uisrtretlssr-
f-,''T wAt 40. sts q 600 - n ,-.sE
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER seized UEE.

on ana AFTER May IL, 1913, train, vii, lear
Geeen Spring Run. as follows:
EAST Bound.
No. i3 Passenger. .....737 A. NJ
Az 90 Freight & fasseng'r 9.l2 AN.
NO. o. Freight q Passenger $50 z. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
-. ~ Iassengor -....... 2.30 i. NJ.
NO. 81 tr't & Passg r.... 1853 A. M.
NO. oo Freight & Passg'r.. 7.l9 A. NJ.
ES &c & 81 Daily.
E I. u. c. NORTON. AGENT.
linton Lodge. No. II, A. r. h A ", meets
on the Ord Friday in each month
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t5f received lot 81 nice Ridng Ssdaiss.
- I.ices from 81 - 10 SO 30.
GIBKESON5 & PUGH.
I,DmHey April T., 1888
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The latest swindling dodge Two
strangers, apparently, meet at farm
ers house, manage to stay over night
If they can, and make n trade before
they leave in the morning, in which
the farmers name is wanted as a wit,
ness to the contract; which afterwards
turns up as a promissory note fixed
up in sum satisfactory TO the shar.
pcr5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-07-06

a terrific explosion occurred re-
Gently in the North Chicago Rolling
Mills. ThirtyYfive tons of molten ir,
ON were scattered in every direction
Two men were horribly burned and
fifteen were more or less severely
burned. The accident is Beloved to
have been caused by defective fue
i'll the steam blast.
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ROUGH on RATS

June %. 1883.
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Fresh Arrival!
OF NICE GOODS.

Having recently returned from Balti-
more have ,eeeTe bea%tiiaI line Of Millinery
med all kinds OF ve.veis Ribbons
variety and anything aud everything
OF
soas Dolls. Guns--in fact almost everything
Nice Fresh Confectionery.
Call early the opposite
uIul hand FOR both
Louisa HOuSer.
Romney, j,
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We acknowledge receipt Of Cata-
talogno of West Virginia University.
for 1928. Among the students in
attendance, We notice the names of
Charles G. Harrison, of this coun.
ty, and Jas. W. Hartigan aud Ros-
cncrantz Workman, of Mineral
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-07-06

Eggs are nov sold in tho New
ork markets imported from Den.
mark, Germany, and even from Tur-
key. The freight from Danish and
German ports are not so great as by
rail from the western States.
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PAssEnGEz Lrsgs.

OMAHA, Mach 65h.-Left here to-day, to
arrive IL Sacramento March 10sh John
Muir, Miss Carrie Muir, Portland, Or; j. J,
Cohen. Richmond, Va; Thomas Bennett,
Mrs. 2. E. Butler, Frank n. Drake. wife
and child, San Francisco; s. i. Holien,
Napa; II. l.. PilkiDgtou snd wife, ST. Paul,
MINI; j. +. Moody, Miss Maggie Moody,
Truckee.
Twenty.one through emigrants left on last
rights emigrant train, TO arrive in Sacra-
mento March 13th.
NEwHALL, March 6th.-Passed here To-
day, to STRIVE in San Francisco tomorrow !:
W. II. Castle, Lewis Getz, b. Getleson, Mrs.
j. w. Belden and child, William Barney,
San Francisco r. Nadeau, w. G. Ksrrick.
off, Mrs. 81. Spencer, Mrs. S. Daily, Los
Angeles; l.. S. DIS, r. 4, Barton, Salt Lake
City; Henry Darling and wife, Buffalo 1;
William Curry, E. Rosenor, Tombstone; W.
B. Aver, @. Cine, Charles Schell, Z. Wei
bashal, a. Flegenheimer, New York W. C.
Retenlung and wife, San Diego; D. e.
Greenwich and family, a. L. Maine. Oak
land; Miss b. E. Hobbs, Hiss NJ. 3. Hobbs,
Vallejo; @. j. Wimple, Tucson Thomas
Brown, Arizona; 4. Wilimann, Germany (;
j. Bond, Colusa; L. Haas, Denver; J. 81.
Daniels, TEuckee; Z. Yurgesen, WiImiag-
ton; Mrs. J. RusssD, Riverside; @. FL. Bur
gle, Sonora.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.). March 6th.-Psssed
Topeka to-day. to arrive in San Frsncisco
March 18Th J. Cooper. Pittsbure. Pa; A,
B. Taylor ard wife, England w. X. STAN
bury. New York 3. NJ Cobb, Lakeyiew.
Or; S. Leonard. Chicago H. o. Ketchuuo.
John Porblea, Portanouth, o.
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peopie yho peIude rbem,s,v..

With the idea, born no doubt of repeated
failure 70 obtain relief, that dyspepsia is in
curabla. are not to be found among those who
have tried the sure specific, Hostetter's Storn-
ach Bi.ters, one of the finest oorrectives of
acidity Of the stomach, fatulence, coustipa-
tion, and the various symptoms of chronic
indigestion, obtainable in any land. Simple
persistence in the use Of this medicine is the
sole condition Of ultimate recovery in The
most obstinate cases. When We recall the
harrassing symptoms produced by Q fit of in.
digestion, we can form some idea of the pro.
tracted missry endured By confirmed dys-
peptic, whose tortures have been aggravated
and prolonged by unSise treatment, and we
can also understand tho thsnkfulness which
relief may inspire. Such relisf is within the
power Of all SO troubled to obtain. and tbe
earlier it is sought the batter. The Bitters
is also q remedy and preventive Of fever and
ague, liver complaint and other ailments.
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EeginnIng of the WigsIas Storm.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

George Parker. a laborer, was found dead
in bed on Tuesday, supposed from natural
causes.
Frederick Olney, boy, fell two stories
through an elevation shaft Tuesday, and
escaped with fractured arm.
The dead body of William f. Hall. a clerk,
was found on First street early Tuesday
morning. 1t is supposed he fell over a forty.
foot embarkment during the night.
It is reported that G., Hslpin, an appreu.
tice on the British ship Bslkamah, which
arrived from London last Sunday night, fell
overheard on December 4.h and was drowned.
He was native Of County Waterford, Ire
land, aged 10 years.
The body of Cherries Farris was found in
the bay Tuesday. Deceased was sailor and
came from the East recently. He had
considerable money with him in belt
around his body. When found he had
several cuts and conclusions and his clothing
was cut open. As no money was found on
him it is supposed he was robbed and muir
dered. He wss native Of Ireland, aged 20.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hear what enc Member of the Profession
Testifies Regarding the seieatItic Pre-
paration of Brother Member.

Mr.. Dawley has been in the drug business in the
city of Providence twenty-five years as clerk and
proprietor in good standing, and knows whereof he
affirms.-[ED.
Mr.. D. says "For many years have suffered
intensely at times-with what is generally called
rheumatism. When first attacked was confined to
my bed and could not walk step. could not bear
the weight OF the bedclothes, so exerueiatil g was
the agony 1 endured. always noticed that before
these attacks came on my kidneys were affected; ;
before there would be any pain in my limbs, or any
swelling Of JOINTS or limbs, the color of the sscre
tions from the kidneys would be very dark and the
odoT strong snd fevsrish The last attack was very
severe about five years ago, and was confined to
the house several weeks, and unable to attend
to business in three months Dur1ng the time
was confined at home and at the time my convalez
cence employed four Of the best doctors that
could obtain, but none Of them gave me permanent
relief for they did not 20 TO work at the cause o.
the trouble. Having been acquainted with the pro-
prietor OF Hunts Remedy long time, was il-
duced by him to give it trial. hoping that it might
reach the seat of the disease and after taking
bottle 1 found myself very much improved, and
after taking the second was feeling better than
had after any previous attacks During many
months previous to taking the Remedy my hands
and fingers would be much swollen and stiff every
morning my left side in the region of the stomach
and spleen was very lame and sensitive, at times
would be taken With severe cramps over the spleen,
and be obliged to cpplYmusa or cayenne for tenn
porary relief; l was very nervous nights and could
not sleep; was Obliged to be very particular in my
diet, and my physical system was sadly demoral-
lied. Since have taken Hunts Remedy systemat
ically all these things have changed have no
swollen hands or limbs, no pains or cramps in the
SIDE can eat all kinds of food, sleep soundly and get
thoroughly rested, and my kidneys are active and
perform their functions promptly thus taking out
of the system all the poisonous secretions which
contaminate the whole system where the kidneys do
not act efficiently. My friends, what Hunts Rem
edg has done for me it will do for all of you be-
lieve it to be the only sure cure ali diseases of
the Kidneys, liver and urinary organs.
I Respectfully, E. R. DAWLEY,
n61yMWF&w1y a54 Broad street"
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The Secret

of the universal SUCCESS Of
Browns Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
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GrNRRAL BLACKsMETmiaG.

"ENRY AINsWoRTH IS PREPARED TO Dc
all kinds of Forging Tool Making, Repair
ing and General Jobbing. Steel Work speciality.
Alley, Third and Fourth, P and Q streets, SaeTa-
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William J. CoughliD. Of SomerviIle. Ma,s
says: In the. fall of 1876, was taken witt,
bleeding of the luugs, followed by ssvera
cough. lost my appstite and fissb, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 1 was admitted
to the hospital. The doctors said l had a
hole "a ny lung as big IS q half dollar. AZ
one time report vent around that T va
dead. Igsve up hope, hut friend told me Of
Dr. William Halls Balaam for the Lungs. 7
got bottle, when to my surprise, / COM
mencad to feel batter, and to-day / feel better
than for three years past.
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rHE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE

Eteedat he Pos oeea sacaea.o as see0aa ea.. teE
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THAT wonderful casholicon known ss Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound
has given the lady worldwide reputation
for doing good. Il is like living spring to
the vital constitution. Her Blood Purifier
viii do more to cieanss the channels of the
circulation and purity tao life of tbs body
than all the sanita-g devices Of the Board Of
Health.
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backbone of a Rebellion Broken.

ST. LOUIS, March 6th.-Advices from H.
dian Territory say that General Porter, chief
military officer of the Creek Nation, recently
captured Sleeping Rabbit, second in command
and influence in the rebel faction headed by
Spiochie and half dozen other leaders. The
same party now has them in confinement.
This viii probably break the backbone of the
rebellion,
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I'VE Children Burned to Death.

LAWRENCE (O.), March 6th.-The son and
daughter of Azarish Williams, aged and g.
respectively, went into hay NOW with
matches, and the boy set the NOW on fire.
The girl was burned. The boy escaped, but
died of his injuries.
A California Wool aIan Receivers Damages
CLIsToN (In.), March 6.h.-John f. Knox,
of California. by his attorneys, Moore &
Warne, of this city, has wen the case against
the Wabash Railroad in the United States
Circuit Court, for cargo of wool destroyed
in 1881 by the Toledo floods. a verdict was
-sortarad fo- Enav of S5 00n
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HOME and ABROAD.

nance in Real Life-Tbc star Route
Trial-NOrmal school Buildings Burned
The Flooded SectIen-Carver ana B0-
sardus TO shoot keain-Treuble with
Creek Indians-Eatal A1ffays-items OF
Foreign News-Etc.
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RuBBER AND o., Goons.

6 S6 En- Sa-S2 OLA Gz%O1Gi
Tbs SGEsa FeEcila and Rubber EsaRuf2ss
J.ring Company Manufacturers Of Rubber Goods
os every description. Patentee5 OF the celebrated
First and garket streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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va EErERv BRIGGS, M,D.,


OCULIsE, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FoR
: Diseases OF the Thioat. Office, 1924 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Csl Hours-9;80 to IL 4. Il; 70 P. 4 Sunday 90
$3.50 to II A. n: to 4 P. n. mt-S
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MONROE. Mich. Sentambsr /:

MoNRoE, Mich, September q. 1875.
Sirs: have bean taking Hep Bitters for
inflammation of kidneys and bladder. Il has
done for me what four doctors failed to do.
The effect Of Hop Bittsrs seemed Ike magic
to ne. w. L. CARTER,
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DENTISTRY.
w. WoND.

II ENLIST, QUINE'S BUILDING, O.
4 northeast corner Fourth and yifffs=5=ssSS
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on allNOIIID
bsses. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction Of teeth. fe25-1
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Inquest.

New York, March 6th.-The jury OF in.
Quest finds that fourteen children were
crushed to death during the panic recently in
the German Catholic school-house on Fourth
street. Tne jury add that the school building
is insufficient to accommodate 700 children,
the average attendance. The stairway should
be provided with hand rails on both sides.
They. recommend that frequent and syste-
schools, and in order TO enable the Superin-
tendents of the different schools to avail
themselves of all experience in this matter,
the attention of the Board of Education is
called to the expediency of appointing suit.
able person to superintend the false alarm
drills.
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The subscriber desires c the attention Of lawyers, authors,
and business generally throughout the West to TIE facilities
the VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
He viii maintain eminent reputation long attached to ine
house Tbs cost Of elegant and perfect printing not greater
than that which dsazreeahls eye snd hand. Address
H. A. WEAVER, 5s7 St., Sacramento, Cal.
m2.Aplpl
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FOaEEGN NEWS,
Tic situat.on In France,

PARIS, March h.-The majority by which
the motion of Clemenceau to adjourn until to.
day the debate on the proposals TO revise the
Constitution, carried in the Chamber Of Dep
uties yesterday comprised some antiTevis.
ionists, who we're merely anxious to give
Clemenceau hearing. The division, therefore,
il not considered criterion Of that to be
taken on the main question.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Glenn
enceau argued in favor of revision of the
Constitution. Ferry declared it impossible
az present to make the question a Cabinet
one. The President of the Chamber read o
motion declaring that the Chamber having
confidence in the Government, rejected the
proposal TO consider the matter Of revision.
Ferry aces ped the motion.
affairs In Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, March 6,h.-The police have
seized number of rihss and bayonets on the
premises of shopkaeper here. The discovery
was effected while the officers were making
inquiries concerning the doings of Fenians.
DUBLIN. March 6sh.-FTeeman's Journal
says 1t is believed that the French suthori-
ties will to-day release B7rne, sn affidavit
proving gu alibi in his case having been fer
Bsraed to Paris.
Dennis Field, the juror in TIE Hyhes case
who was sick abed after the conviction Of
IcSs LAS AoiGSA CtdAitl kOE S-1O,OOO as GULF
pensation for injuries.
Famous Racer Shot.
VIENNA, March 9th The famous Hurga-
rian raee-mare, Kinessm, winner of 81 races
and never beaten, was shot Monday. having
the CHAMBERS. She was with foal. Kinessm
was withdrawn from the turf, being unable
to CORY the extra weight with which the
handicappsrs loaded her.
An Earis Country Seat Burned.
LONDON, March 6th.-Wrotham Park, the
country seat OF the Earl of Stafford, was
burned to-day.
Beginning Of the WigsIas Storm.
LONDON, March CHA severe gale, with
snow, has prevailed the past twenty hours.
Two vessels and three men were lost at Dun
dee, three vessels at Marlborough, one at Isle.
man, aud two lives were lost at Whitstable.
Two vessels were wrecked at ScheveniBgen,
Holland, and fourteen persons drowned
HALIFAX IN. 81, March 65h.-Signals are
hoisted all along the Nova Scotia coast. A
severe snow-storm prevails tonight, and the
wind is blowing gale. Some fear veriGcs-
ton of Virgins prediction, but the meteoro-
logical department of this city consider the
storm only March blow,
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