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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
TROUBLES OF ENGAGED PERSONS.

Fannie Abrams, age nineteen, and Samuel
Moressor came TO this city from Miedn Austria last
summer with S75 and it is alleged under an engage
mcnt 10 marry. They 10 save their earnings and
were to be married october 10. MOessor did not APP
pear however and the wOudbe bride began suit IN the
Supreme Court for 3d. 500 damages, and MOrcssor was
arrested John r. Cav, referee took testimony on
motion for writ OF habeas corpus Tor the release OF
MOressor and yesterday Justice DOnOhuc granted an
show why MOressOr should not be released
plaintiffs counsel asserts thar Fhe Il under 10
obligation marry MoressOr but that she Is entitled 10
The $4,000
Judge Nehrbas of the City Court has appointed Schee
6odberg guardian OF Miss Annie Goldberg age nucteen'
OF No 62 East Broadway that she may bring suit Tor
breach of promise Of marriage against Harris SpelI-
handler Miss Goldberg declares that che became ac-
Guanted with Spezhauder last spring, and that she pc
came engaged TO marry him on November L. Inc pflde
groom not however, and she thinks herself 0am-
aged in the sum Of $4,000 - -,
Louis Baer whose writ Of habeas corpus against lhe
Parents OF his alleged wife, Jennie Netzner was dismissed
Saturday by Justice DOnOhue In the supreme Court
has brought a suit IN the City Court for $4,000 damages
against Mr. and Mrs. NetZner alleging that he married
the young only condition that she should re-
ceve that amount her dOweIy. Tho defendants deny
this alleging that Baer induced their daughter TO marry
him the prctence that the ceremony only an en-
gagement. The alleged marriage was performed by Al
dennan Fnck In May, but the parents, being Hebrews do
not recognize the marriage.
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C1yDIly HlLEBREEDS CAPT CRED.

CT PrL. Nov. 13.-COlOnel Whistler, com
ordr AZ Fort Bufor, Dakota has reported to Depart
mont Headouartcrs that Lieutenant Bell OF the 7h cav
airy succeeded in overtaking the maraudng Canadian
hafbrceds near White Earth and had brought into for
Buford the entire band and outfit The party was com
posed of eleven men, twelve women and thrtyelsht ch
drcn Colonel whistler further reported that they were
sent across the line without transportation he feared tho
women and children would die OF exposure and starN
ton General Terry directed that they be sent ~ once
propcrtyi as would prevent actual hardship ana snner
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, Nov Is, 1883.
Bullion valued at $2j, 900 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.

Bullion valued at go 900 was received IN TINS
city yesterday from the mines.
STANDARD Consolidated official report for the week
ending November 3 shows: Ore extracted and
shipped to mills l325 TONS crude bullion received
XII ouuccs IIpraise from south drift No =, 1000
IcvrI ia mn III feet and shows vein feet wide,
which looks we'll North drift. 700 level is 397 feet
long North drift No. 2, 900 level, is so feet long
and shows feet of vein Upraise No. 3 from south
unrnise No. /, from north drift No ], is AZ feet
high, and is all in ore. North upraise NO. from
sam" rft is ND SO feet and is all in South drift
from north upiaise $50 level is IL 80 feet; vein
feet wide. North drift from north upra Use is in 100
feet all in ore The Slopes continue TO look as well
as usual.
Tho Uomestake Gold Mining Company of Dakota
has declared its G3d dividend of $4,000 for the
month of Octaber payable ut the office of the trans
fer agents, Louns6ery ~ Haggin, No 10tBroaGo,si
Total of dividends to date, 81, 262, 800.
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made all around; but at the close the stocks that
show gains of more than ls per cent are few. Gen.
orally final prices are unchanged or are a shade
easier Union Pacific was specially weak and
closed per cent lower than last night. The mar
ket closed feyerish and unsettled.
moderate amount of business was done in Gov
eminent bonds and generally at the bidding fig
ures. The final quotations are unchanged as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
AN INSURANCE SLIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-The suit of the
Peoria Sugar Refining Company Of Illinois against The
susquchanna Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Harris
burg recover 1900 on policy Of insurance, put
upon trial the United States Circuit Court today Tho
Court entered nODsuit, with leave TO plaintiff
move 90 take II of The refinery destroyed by In
Octobrr. 1881, involving loss OF half "A million
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


the United states Supreme Court to-day follows
M lO-Origna and No IL original partc the matter
Of George A. Lngcn and Others petitioners Motion
miles 10 show CAUSE submitted.
No 7aS-Dee ST. T. J. SInoOt plaintiffs error
All ihe Kentncky Central Railroad Company
CTcut Court the United states for tne District OF Ken
tucky, Dismissed with costs.
H. Kellogg, appellant at tho United states;
Claims, Dismissed pursuant to 10th
rule. =.
SAFES Submitted for appellant with leave u counsel for
appellee 81 file brief within ten days.
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sUNDRIEs.
corror MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov 1880 p. m.-Coton duh and easier
,t,ddiing Uplands III; do Orleans Cd sales 1000 bales
Including 500 bales for speculation ann exports rIsep ~
oOO bales Including 600 American. FutuTrs-u pals Low
Wddlmg clause November delivery 5654dt also oo6sdI
DO November and December delivery o02-9loi 90 ne.
February delivery Sed DO February and haGn a.
do April aud May delivery, 6004d Futures hat. -,
500 p m.-Futures-Uplands Low Mddnng ehuss 5sn1.
ary and February delivery 6204d do February an haIcn
delivery 5I6idI do March and April delivery 5lgaa;
do April aud May delivery, 6OO4di do. May ana Juno
delivery, 3D. Futures closed quiet ..,,,, a.. -
GALvEsToN Nov lS-Cotton easy; aidding US Low
receipts 2947 bales; sales o75 bales s.oen
Low Mddng 9Tc Good Ordinary, 99l6c net receipts ~
O56 bales gross receipts l272 bales exports 70 aes,
stock, 6,413 bales.
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WH0LEs4LE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the seven days ending November -, 1888


Receipts FOR days 81 2 pgs Exports for week O23
pkgs The market has steadily advanced on all Tine fresh
grades and closes finn quoted The proportion Of Fancy
Creamery still small and such good demand
Egin reaching Soc and Extra Iowa and
sold vi Sac Qualify 10 inspect extra rsts IL
also inquired for and spangy offered FiTsts and seconds In
good supply and show much less improvement than The
higher grades. much Sweet Cream Creamery arriving
Held Creamery frm but not moving with much freedom.
Fine state Dairy In comparatively Hight receipt and meeting
prompt sale at full , rates: Fresh hair .Sos
qualities grading down rapidly the poorer the quality
harder TO sell few Extra Delaware County entire dares
have been sold at bat the quality must be exceptional 10
sell above 25c the bulk of the daes going at 22a2e
strictly Choice rkns cell fairly but other grades have very
little call except from exporters and their bids az least c
below receivers Fine Fresh Western Dairy Imitation
Factory I'm light supply good demand and
strong. Medium and lower qualities qulet aud steady
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw.YoRK, Nov. IS.


There were free sales to realize profits at the
Petroleum Exchanges to-day. A higher opening than
the figures at the close yesterday and rally to 81 ION
brought out much stock that has been held for sae al
~ 10 The price dropped to 81 1l aud in the afternoon
touched the lowest quotation OF the day Yet while these
from the taking of profits largely the
market easily rallied every time TO 81 TO- anu Tue
80 ,,s Arm M ~ l5 gain OF &C. from last night.
There was 10 news Of Importance from the oil fields
Tine range prices and the total dealings here were
asf follows:
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No i4-Edward Keyes appellant ast the Un'Sa STATES
submitted ,, .,o,r,,s an arror art Philip II.
Sheridan, IN error the Circuit Court OF % costs
for the Southern District OF Ne"-i"A' N
pursuant 10 18th rule, ~,.,., r,so rrsuranee Com
rsnv natntid In error AIT S. r. WoOdwortn, aumihiS'
Etc Passed on account OF sickness Of counsel AFT the
0No 1ooMrs a. g. Mccullough, widow and otheIs az az
NJ orleans Gas iight Company. submitted for appeee t
NJ WIiam Flash and others, plainuns IN error, Sl
Aana g conn; and No 1921. l. Adams and Others pn"
in error AIT Adna @. Conn. Argued o,,o,s art Amos
No ll8-James and Charlotte behuy' "PPo''"i''' 49,
Townsend nd others. Argued
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There is no change in the official quotations. OUT higher
rates are being asked.
BRADFORD, Nov. 13.-Crude oil steaiy runs for past
tire days, 1889 barrels shipments, for the same
time, 1s1 O66; charters, 609j2; clearlnce, 1i90Ooo.
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 1874 and
closed at 81 ISIS; highest price, 81 loH; lowest
81 14l2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
THE ATLANTIC CITY LAND SUIT.

TRENTON, Nov. 13.-The Supreme Court
Of NewJersey has set aside the verdict of the At
lantic County Court In the cecmen suit of the Camden
and Atlantic Land Company against Edwin Lippincott,
of Atlantic City, and ordered new trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
POULTRY AND CANE.

Lighter receipts Poultry have helped the market
and prices considerable advance gOOt stock Most
Of the arrivals OF late have - been poor and and
such IL hard 10 sell at any price.
Dressed Poultry has been large supply and e warm
the close OF last week caused most Of me stock ia
transit al that arrive IN poor order Many lots O very
inferior Chickens and Fowls have sold at Toe and
downward condition Choice bright fresh receipts IN
perfect order Ia fair demand and about steady turkeys
sell slOwy unless very fancy Ducks sty Geese M I2
fancy large Philadelphia Chickens In iair reques All kinds
OF game except choice quail cartridges and Rabbits are ex-
tr. .nnnlu hn md
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pupopr,N pRoDUoE MARKETS.

FUhUFENN IIE0IOO1. - 40 rart
IIyRRrooI Nov l3-Beef-Extra India Mess ees "a
American a0s Sd. cwt Pork-Priine Mess "o'' wv
barrel - ~. ,.,o A,,artcan et
francs maid and sellers. Wilcox's Lard closed ~ ioo ~
per loo kA0s. -, -. .,o..a on 50 fraaos rs
eentimes per 80 klos
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THE clearaures elsewhere were follows: on Clty,
. 300 OOO Bradford, l2,s06,000 Plttsburg s,4l7ooo
w Iae refined markets are strong here and abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
INSULATION OF ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.

INSULATION OF ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.
Judge Ingraham listened from III a. III. to .
p w. yesterday in the Superior Court Special Term To the
testimony I'm the suit OF John s. futile against the Brush
Electric Illuminating Company compel TO remove its
wires from Twenty-hfth-st., between broadway and
sixthayc. On cross-examination Edward H. johnson,
the Plaintiffs witness shown 10 be The vicepresdent
Shy courtesy of the Edison company He testified that
broken electric wires were dangerous performing
their duty Mr. Eyas wished 10 know II this statement
applied TO burglars and the witness said the wires would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAfhElN'
LONDON Nov. 1880 p. m.-Atlantic and Great West
crn first mortgage trustees certificates, 0l Erie, 3O
do second consolS 9sa; NewYork Central. 12ll Illinois
Central 1864, Reading, 26A Mexican Ordinary, tOj Caaa
paciAcs. oAL: -. Paul common lON4. ,o,-
D. m.-Consos lQl 1915 Tor money anu III 2 Ior
Western nrst mortgage
tees cerdcates 81; do second mortgage trustees certn
Gates l39t Iris SOs Illinois Central $50 - pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific 81.
hc Of bullion withdrawn from the BANK OF hglahu
on balance to-day Is 10000. - ,---
Paris quote three per cent Tentes at q francs
cnmrs the account and exchange on London at 20
franco confines for checks.
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BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for seven days Beans bb state 604 bags
California Lima fsa sa 5 b his pe s BUSH P fs
quiet for all kinds and prices have further
aScp steady the the S c Weather snd Indications Of lighter
GgRts giving receivers little more co9nIehs IN %
are freely offered at the decline Green Peas dull southern
Beans. Marrow, do small Pea So 81 =.
ch9ice g 80 g Do Marrow Pea sss 9ooS2955
DO Medium, choice 00G2 95 Foreign 1882. O8215
Red Kidney I ISS3 5SsS 20 soBE PERI bag 25ss5o
CHEESE
receipts for seven DAYS sol boxes Exports for week
Factory Cheese There S. however little demand from eX
market for the holidays and this class Of stock is in moder
rates. f pHB aIss perfect lots Of White reach
l2e but 12c is the top price cqlorcd The october cheese
"es @o'S Ohio 81 Fets ssIy a "a
grades going u exporters in ne range Of 2q3?c
Fqney. $780, @rsA 20 .l Fair % Prime. Si0s
DO. October, Fine il r2sIIIi'. penn; Good to
DO DO. Part Fart SKINS s. hasuy 81 Do Poor 81
Receipts seven days POST pkg. last week ve aaysl
9i79 Fancy freshlal very scarce and higher small
2i l FasY %S ae more are or %
Sre aG a AZ @ inferior a very a
Lined hIIner but very quot, ca1i. ,o,oo 40 400
Htast, ITes ~ W ls M 3l a az fcehause 20 G2S
western choice a; ' % S28 Lined % a24
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH
Apples in heavy supply winter fruit is going
into store and held ABOUT steady but poor qualities are free
" offered dull and weak Pears and ounces about du.
Grapes extremely duh aud lower CranbeTTes quiet and
steady very slow sale outside quotation
extreme for Wholesale business.
Apples. Baldwin, $1,000. DO, Concord "a
Dbl. S3 00d3 % Do. Catawba 0D d
Do. GreenrnQ 3O0HS % CranbeTries, cape
Do. Winter uliXd 2I5d3 % Cod per DBL SOJdiS ~
Do Fan, fancy. jCd4 90 Do Jersey crates ZJp15Z1
Grapes, Delaware, oranges, fIap box 5OOd4OO
o.
FRUITs AND UNPRECEDENTED.
Receipts for days. 1853 pkgs Exports 6SS pkgs
Very LITTLE doing and the market without strength Inc ue-
confined closely positive requirements that any
pressure sell would result in further reduction IN pces
Apples EvapoTated 30 nnpeeled y gii?,
Do poor TO choice 100 al3l2 DO No TO No 10 alb
DO c sliced Fey. a 81 Do Ga peeled tancy, ok
DO No 3 Ia No l.. Cha 3D. Do No. to No l.. Gl5
Do Kentucky. qrs DO Va peeled GIG
Do Tenn and KY. Do halves. ........ a. SO
bags ............... 52d q lsaspberres,
Do chopped "a 4 Cherries .-...l6 dlo7
DO cores and skins. a Plums-Dams0n .lZl2g x,
Peaches EvapOrated Blackberres, -., y,ad, gb
peeled ..-..-Zo dEo ftu'kleOeiIIes' -.--'iV7s~AA
HOPS.
Recepts for seven DAVIS 4OO9 bales Exports week.
$50 bales Imports baie Choice stale Hops in light
supply and fair demand, both from exporters and
brewers prices held firmly Good grades have some
movement az steady rates Lower qualities dull iearing
pretty California meet fair demand az 40
25c other grades quiet London adyces Indicate better
market for choice Americans. go.
state Choice, 1888 Pea DO Yeariings Od22
DO Fair to Prime 2Od25 Pacific Coast. .2Oa25
Do Common. ........-.IodIo
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NOVEMBER 10, 1883.

THE GENERAL LIST.
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. FSem one end of the land to the other,
wherever these famous remedies have
/. been used, there is but one verdict4that
they are the. only medicines now or ever
| before the people that gave IN tlin5yaryingi
satisfaction in the treatment Qfldiseasedi,
animals. They arenot expefineht but
have been tested by many oflthe largest
stock owners in the eotntty, and when,
onceused,, have established their merit !
No farmer, livery, man OF rs tockBssowper
should be without them .theyowal save
thousands of dollafsifi property asedp ~
1--WE have many certificates; Of Wonder; !, |,
full cures effected by this Eminent Of
such dis Gases as 1spfnts, Calls, $ptratins,,
Bruises, Lam ness, + leshW Wounds, iSweita
ings, Stiffness, Bighead, Wihdgahs, Fis.
tuia,i tPollb rBvil Ring Bone, 1sprain,,
Mango, Cracked Heels, aGall6us, tSitfast,
Cole. Rim Fotrm, and external mi uries,
- - z
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Tx CHANCES or 4 CENTURY.
AN4Ade more than a hundred years
ago. there was aot Siagle While sman
10 wAsa & now Keetdrky. OHIO, indi-
ana AmMIHiuoisJ Then, what Is now
tASniAst hourishiug part Of the United
ststes was almost zs1itfis knOWurf fae
heart Of Africa Itself
7, va not ill I776 that Boone left
IA. hOa,s in &srth Car0liDa 90 beeams
d. fae arst wiiite settler 10 Kenincky ,
Aud lie first pi neer Of Ohio did not
settle thets tiIl twsniy years later iiil.
A litne more than one Auadrei years
ago. CauGdA bslbngod 70 FrAnee. add
Washington was avfrgfniAcolOnel, and
The United S ates the most royal part oil
t6r4Rritish tmpir e; and scarcely q speck
$50 me pohsieafl horizon Indicated the
struggle that in a score or more Of years
was 10 lay the foundation OF the greatest
republic Of the world.
Yes, think Of it, century since there
we're only four small newspapers in
-America: sre1m-engines had not been
4Fnartacd; locomotives, and steamboats,
sGnd "a. rDAds. and telegraPhs, and pos
taI-cards, and frictiOn-mAiches, aud re-
volvers. ard breech loading guns, aud
E stoves. and furnaces, and gas for ght-
ing dweIIinss, and sewing machines,
and rrapers, sad mowers, and hOrse-
-raEss, and seeri-d1lls, and steam-plows,
and dia-TubbeT shoes, and an-
thrAcite coal, and photographs, and
chrome paintings, aud kerosene oil, and
The safety lamp, and the compound
bIowpipe, AM the free schools, and the
spring mattresses, and wood engrayings,
Z and BRUSSELS carpets, and lever watches
AID cotton aud wooden factories, In
anything ike the present meaning OF
these terms, were utterly unknown
Think OF II. we repeat. a century
, ago the spiuning-Wheel was in almost
every family. aud clothing was spun
. and woven, and made up in the house
. hold; and the priniiug-press cumbrous
machine wOrks Ell BY hand; and anal OF
DrlGAa Ct NttftFt u ~ pm -
8 Otti&ers or n rSE0r, or a woven pair
Of stcrkeus, or an axe, or hoe, or shovel,
= ora lock, or q key. or bar OF rolled
Iron; or a p1ie Of glass Of any size, was
not made in what is now the United
SlStes. Even in 1870 there were only
seveniy-hve Post-ofaces In the country
and the whole extent OF our p0st-routes
was ICES than nineteen hundred miles.
Cheap postage was unhearl Of and
had ally one suggested the transmission
messages with lightning speed, he
would have been thought utterly in
sare.
will another century see as many
discoveries and Improvements in the
science and in the arts. and in the APP
plicatiou Of both to the progress Of civ
lization. and the enterprises of bust
ness and the comforts OF life We
sometimes think we have almost reach
Ell the limit Of these wonderful i'm
proveTaenrs, but who can say that the
next century will not witness as great
advances ON the present AZ the present
has on the past ..-.
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NEW RIVER DIVISION.


+ AtReANoREy with the s. w r r. sfor Luray,
Hagerstown, Baltimore, Philadelphias and New
York. Through Sleeper on No from Chatta-
,noOga to- New. York via jHarrisburg Leighton
Sleeper on No. 2, Memphis to Lynchburg, r. l.,
u At LFNOHBURGJ Awith Richmond & Alleghany
RR. for Richmond. and with Virginia Midland
Railway for Danvilie and North Carolina points,
for Washington, and Eastacn ,cities9i Pullman
Sleeper on No A, New Orleans to Washington via
Iynchburg sd 1o1 hSdh1 aAH '4
80 At BQRKEVILLE connect With Richmond l.
lDahSille +. r. for Richmond. = T.. N'-f,,..-,.,
:, Throuthear from Il ynchbure 70 Richmond.
~ AtPEfEBSRpRG, with Il: 8 Il. iR. for weldon,
Raleigh G0Eas6s0gro, yIlgHHiPgt0Pus and Abe South
AT Hs;csOk pdrR pusH BAY slime istsarasts isiy2,
except Sunday, for BaltimoreA henceTail.te PILL
adelphia and New York with Old Dominion Steam
srs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays for, New York, and .op TUESDAY andF
dsys with ~. ESai5itsi iOF 'sSSap ffh0s
4 rx1anr inquiries 2ss 10 ,satas, R6ttteS, SC
promptly ,ansSeredl IN vi ,.un3i saSoSaI11
! r. WRITE, FOB & TIE TIE lSUAfadER. GUIDE
Pr Y Won Gfe going igtteF9 Of pos
tai to ALLEN HULL,
- Passenger Agent, Lynchburg, Va
J. H. SA NDS, Gent Supt, Roanoke, ,Ya-zy f,..sui!
A. POPE HgPz g. 4. A., eRhbanoke, VA :. -
,m Odw sbi7d 9df Tli&ioSss5 s3ini5 Stl lsNs
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TIKI KORRISTOYN. GAZETTE.

WEDNESDAY. ocT. 81. 1883,
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SMIT:':H.::;;HO!U!SE,,,

- Of PErER SMITH reesrEroai bah
d,RoGERsvf T. y JUNCTION, TENN. a
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kzs3ifes 4s.aaIs ns9d sysd s2i79 =
d. nd1L III s;safaSaslL aossseA sdi
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murderers bad been hanged the
remaining forty-five murders Would
probably not have been commItted.
: The speak rhadsoften~ felt thank
full that no one had ystcdissaFered Q
a scheme to make moHey ont of yel:a
rdrvc faver Ind smallpox. If it were
tb5siDle To make money in this way,
people woald Be found peddhng.
smallpox in quantities a. suit sthet
purchaser, and urging tAat-a SMALL
fndnl ganceinlyellow fever would
do no harm. Men were rushing
ahead intent on making moneys
-reSatB6ss OF life or tepntation,
wearIne themsalves Outpremat1re-
ly, until death stepped in and ferc-
edN o ON u takeO the rest they
would not hl2 thealSelEes.
What n A4erds Of swine in ex1
change Tor a human soul ? Let
Christ cast the devils. OUT even if
il is al tho Expense ldfgyurr swine.
-PhereIfs nbt roOih for them both,
and the decision should be made
in favor of Christ.
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WsTwAB1 pAILYid
.gA.r.J, sSo.y 8. bN0c.&. l
: 70 CONNECTIONS

At PETERSBURG, with r. ,&P. ,RR. for Rich
mond Washington, the North ard AA East.
Through Pullman Car from Petersburg to New
York. Solid trains Petersburg to Washington. -
sAtiBURKEYILDE with Richmond Danvine
RI for the South .saaE ss sgsya.l 1syOl
At BYNCHBbRG. with Virginia Midland Rail;
way to and fromthe South pad North, and with
Clifton Forge and scs 40 Ry. points 70 sTTf77
/ At BRISTOL with E. Tenn :, Va. i Ga. Railroad
for Kno xville,i Dalton, Chattanooga and all points
Ne. has Leighton Sleepers from Lynchburg,
to MeInphis.tO Tad lNoA Sui @h'hhA'e''i''
No.3 has Pullman Sleeperfrom5 " asbingtj ions via
Knoxville and Atlanta to New Orleans, without
change conpectingat Roanoke with Sleeper from
New York via s. V. r, B., to Chattanooga without
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31

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