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New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
BODIES FOR MEDiCAL COLLEGES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The trial Of DR..
Forbes demonsraor OF anatomy at the Jefferson Medi-
cal College charged with being concerned in the opera
tions OF grave robbers. continued today. DR. d.
Hayes Agnew testified that ho familiar with the
OF the various colleges In reference TO the recep
ton OF bodies. He said that 1t usual for the
demonsraOr OF anatomy In the best colleges where the
business being pursued legftmatcy. TO inquire or
trace the source from which the bodies came Bodies
were generally brought IN the night time avoid giving
offence the public The persons bringing them usually
had keys To the college. Many unclaimed bodies wers
furnished by underakers who brought them IN secretly
because they did not wah TO Inure their other business
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TOPICS RELATING TO IRELAND.

LONDON, March 15.-lhe Press Association says
it IL stated on good authority that James Mullett
one of the murder conspiracy prisoners has given
information duplicating Patrick Egan and several
others in the Dublin crimes The information is
said to be sufficient justify the arrest of Mr. Egan
when he returns from America.
DUBLIN, March 15.-The Catholic clergy of the
diocese of Swincford, County Mayo, have passed a
resolution in which they charge the Government
with negecting the distressed people and condemn
the remedies offered. namely, the workhouse OF EN-
iuatOn,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
OPENING o. NAvIGATIoN IN DAR

OPENING O. NAvIGATIoN IN DAKOTA.
YANKTON OAK, Marcn l5.-fhe ice went out
and the river was opened 10 traffic here yesterday.
pREsIDENT OF THE BANK OF MOBILE.
MoBIIE Ala, march 15.-AlOert Z. banner has
been elected president OF the Bank Of Mobile 10 succeed the
late W. IA. Pratt
THE STEAMSHIP MARIPosA LAUNCHED.
PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-Ine 3 cams zip Mari
nosa which stuck the for than
was successfully launched NJ Cramps yard ths morning
PARDoNED BY GOVERNOR CLEVELAND
ALBANY Sia. ch 15.-o0vernor Cleveland has par
doned Wheeler sentence for forgery In
the Auburn state Prison. Wheeler formerly County
Treasurer OF Onondaga
PREPARING TO RECEIVE GENRAL DIAZ
ST. LOUIS March l5.-Ex President Dla1, OF
Mexico his party viii arrive here tomorrow morning
elaborate programme for their entertainment mas 1eeh
prepared
WOMEN GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.
PHILADELPHIA, A.arh l0.-At the annual COM
mancement the Womens Medical tollese Oh fennsyve
mia this the OF NJ D. was conferred upon
thrIyive women Ono of those was from rstslson htee
from Ohio from the District VI Co
um3ia and remainder from Pennsylvania and other
states And TeiLiloTiea
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
LARGE soDA-ASH FORKS TO BE BUILT
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IKIBUNE.T
WARSAW, n. Y, March 15.-JOhn ID. Wing,
Of New-York, representative Of the English sodaAsh
Works. has to-day completed the purchase OF the entire
works. land and property OF the Warsaw Salt Company.
Thrtywo Of additional land have also been pur-
chased ami paid for The works to he increased I'M
medatey Ourold preparatory To the erection OF the
immense sOdaash works, which are to employ 1000
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
LOEGFELLOWS BUST IN WESTMINSTER.

BosToN, March 15.-The Longfellow Memo
rial Association has received letter from Mr. Bennock
I'm London, which that all tho preliminaries for
placing bust in Westminster Abbey
now arranged sufficient capital having been
subscribed, the sculptor engaged and
the position for the bust selected The latter column
standing between the memorial niche of Chaucer and
the Independent bus OF Dryden, with fu and unnter
upted stream OF light falling the position, that tue
bust will occupy central aud conspicuous place the
POetg' Corner.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TELEGRAPH UIRES Nv PHiLADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March l5.--In City Councils
this afternoon ordinance permit the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company TO Its wires through this
city, was amended TO require the company lay
its wires underground In the buitup portions Of the
city. This IL acceptable 10 the company. The Mayor
has signicd his intention to veto bill granting the
right TO erect poles and wires in the streets.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, March 1.-The movement in favor
OF peace IL increasing in Peru Many Chilians desire
that peace should not be made but the national leaders
in Chill are dsgused at the proceedings OF their fellow
counlrymen and openly declare in favor of peace.
General Barrios President OF Guatemala, strongly ad
yocates the establishment OF the confederation Of the
five republics and declares that he does not aspire 10
the Presiueney Of II.
Mr. Partridge United States Minister to Peru, is ex
pected here by the steamer due, on the 14tb.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
GOVERAOR BUrLEKS ExTRAH1GAACE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrbuSE.l

BosToN, March 15.-The Journal reporters
have looking the Auditors papers the state
House and find that Governor Buffers practice Is not In
keeping with his professions economy. vouchers
show that the State paying at the rate OF S3,650 for
Butel's clerks aud messenger where his Re
publican predecessors expenued only $4,000 = year.
Governor Longs expenditures rom May 1882, until
his term expired were ut tde rate OF 81, 100.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
REPORTED DEATH OF KARL MARX.
LONDON March 15.-NothIDg Is known here con-
cernIng the reported death of Karl Marx.
r11NERAI. ms pRINCE GnRTSCuAKOEF.

FUNERAL OF PRINCE GORTSClIAKOFF.
BADEN BADEN, March l5.-The funeral of the late
Prince Gortschakoff took place from the Russian
Chapel here yesterday.
The physician wno attended Prince Gortschakof
states that there enough grounds for suspectng
that the Prince had been poisoned. The evidence
of the Princes mistress and of his valet confirms tho
suspicion. In his will, made on his deathbed the
Prince requests tho authorities to suppress any in-
quiry as TO whether or not he had been poisoned.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Iarte as promoter IN Of formation estab
the authority or the Roman Catholic Church In the drec
ton OF education and 10 support the Jesuts In their
oiaiIn n ior recovery or ther connscated lands.
OTTAWA. March 15.-Entries for the Kennel Club
Bench Show are coming in fast many being from New
YORK City Albany Hornellsyle and other parts OF New
YORK state. The show promises to be Of the best
ever held In America.
ST. JOHN ~ b.. March 15.-Mrs Downey, of Lower
rg ton, was frozen to death iu the OF Saturday
last while returning from village two miles distant
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
EXPLOSION IN WESTMINSTER
GOVERNMENT OFFICES DAMAGED.

AN ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
BOARD oFFICEs-MUCH DAMAGE DONE BUT NO
ONE INJURED-ALARM IN THE HOUSE OF COM
MONS.
A heavy explosion occurred last evening in
the Local Government Board Offices near the
Houses of Parliament. The cOncussion was
felt in the House of Commons and caused much
alarm. The noise was heard distance OF
several miles. At first it was thought that an
explosion of gas had taken place, but later
investigations indicated that either dynamite or
gunpowder had been used in an attempt to
blow up the Government Offices. Much damage
was done but no one was injured. An un-
successful attempt was made Wednesday night
TO blow up London Times Office.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
PLANNING no BURN HIS BUILDING.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 15.-Andrew
Madlson owner of a tenementhouse which is occupied
by two families with severai children, arrested
night for planning To the building in OBJ
tain an insurance of 81, 900. He made cOnhdant OF
Peter flanagan, who dlvOlged the plot sbaYngs ETC.,
saturated with kerosene, found under the stair
ways ready Ia ignite.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE COUNCIL UF MkTHODISTS.

CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, March 15.-The
Baltimore of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south to-day appointed Board OF Church Extension to
serve years. with the Rev. s. X Cox OF Wash
ton a. president -Four preachers admitted on
trial The net receps OF the Wesleyan Female Insti =
tuIe, at taunton, for the past year were 1886.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
WORK OF INCENDIARIEs.

OCEAN PARK, \. j., March l5.-A small
unoccupied here, owned by Theodore Bennett
set fire by unknown person last night and eu
tirely destroyed.
SEA BRIGHT, n. j., March 15.There Ia no doubt that
the new villa Of William A. Street, Of NewYork at Rum
son Neck WAS deliberately set on fire. "a
running from the building just before the flames broke
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
DEATH PREFERRED TO PRISON LIFE.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-H. +. Crocker, a
horse thief committed suicide day two ago IN the
Granbury Crex JAN. lilo let written paper stating that
In Texas iu 1873 he killed three aud woman,
ana hc regretted he had killed Two more
who had Injured him Being without monev or friends
ne prele errsd dealh 10 a life IN PRISON.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, March 15.-At large and iniiu-
cntial meeting held here resolution was adopted favor
ing repeal of the customs duty all books not pub
llshed In Canada.
\ 10 ststsd that new political party with Iirael
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE CANON BERNARD CASE.

BRUSSELS, March 15.-The Court OF Appeal
has decided the Of Bishop Dumont against Mon
slgneur du ROusseaux Bishop OF Tournay The decision
acknowledges fact that the Bishop OF Tournay cease
all Opposition 20 the surrender to the delegate OF the
Ieyan Government OF the money and papers deposited
by Canon Bernard In America.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE TALLAHAICHIE RISING.

YAzoo CITY, Mss, March 1,s-The Talla-
hachie River ~ snarkey ON saturday six feet
below the record OF 1882 while yesterday IL only
seven inches below and rising at the rate OF two inches
a duy Tne swamp5 OF Tallahstc tchie and Yazoo being
dry will absorb water There is serious apprehen
sion or au overflow.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
TILE FIRE RECORD.
TWO WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.


Hartford, March 15.-The house of Hannah
and Elizabeth Judson in Ea,t Hartford burned this
morning. Both women perished In the flames The
bodies found in bed, which had fallen into the
cellar In the ruins OF the building Suspicion prevails
that the women may have been murdered. They lived
alone.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
julius MARCUS RELEASED.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 15.-Julus Marcus,
the abscondng York whiskey broker, was released
yesteray on writ OF habeas corpus he Court deciding
that the had not been made according To due pro-
aanf lazy
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Since the establishment OF University races therefore.
there been forty contests, OF which oxford has
won twenty-five and Cambridge seventeen, aud there
has be, II tie.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
WHAT WAS SAID IN THE COMMONS.

LONDON March 15.-The explosion being the
subiect of consideration in tine House of Commons
Sir william Harcourt, Home Secretary, said he did
not think it would be right TO say anything about
the matter until an Official inquiry had been made
He had heard that an attempt mad been made to
blow mp The Times Office, but that no injury had
been done.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

invited to subscribe About $1,000 was raised, Mr.
shearman giving $500 and II. B. Clain sending SUD
i rl..AIo.. o..-afS0
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07
Onions as Medicine.

II there were any way Of avoid
ing tie lung continuance Of the odOr
OF onions aitei eating them, the con
sumption. OF this vegetable would
be vastly increased, great as it is
at present. In addition TO the all
most universal iondness tor them
(which 10 some European nations
han tecome q sort Of passion,) they
have always been highly esteemed
for the.I medical properties. There
is not, in the whole vegetable world
a mole effective anIi-scOrbutic.
Sailors at sea ale projected against
scurvy when having plenty Of on
ions, aud scurvy Is driven away
when tley come upon them. One
WHO Iught TO know, says: Taken
regularly, they greatly promote the
health oi Tie lungs and digestive
organs. An extract made by boil>
ing down the juice OF onions TO Il
syILp. aid taken as a medicine,
ansWtrs The purpose very well; but
fred, !, asleo, or boiled onions ale
better But, oh If Sc could only
obtain me antldote TO the odOl
when cur neighbor sees fit to in
dulge III them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07
Refreshing simplicity.

A very respectable appearing mid
die aged lady startled the depot OH
Gals from center 10 circumference.
the other evening, by inquiring how
lose to the depot door the engine
came, and if there was any danger Of
being run oyer if she stayed inside p
What did | understand you to say
msdn me?' inquired man win a
lantern. now -r..rtts .rs ~
Why, when the CARS come do 'hey
come right up here so a lady can step
into them without getting out 10 the
rain?'
wei, hardly, madame. Not quite.
They dou't make a business OF dry S.
ing into the kitchen. They may do
it on some special occasions but
don't think they will to night. Hard
ly do that tonight, madame why
How close up here did you expect
them to Gomez 4l
or, | don't know. | always
thought they run right up to the door
like an omnibus. DO you really thiOk
they DON'T?
| DO Nv wake or g.. dream
ing. Good evening, mada. 'e, have
10 see a man around here and the
poor fellow went around the corner,
and leaned hrs head against the WIN
dow casing and wiped the beaded per-
spiration from his brow, with the
handle Of his lantern, He felt bad
but his symptoms became greatly ag'
gravated when be saw that woman
FIVE minutes later gather in her OWE
the arm of neatly dressed gentleman
with a plug hat and gold headed
; cane, and sail down the platform aLt
! into the sleeping car fer Chicago.
Sold By Jack, was all he conlc
say, and he hasn't looked at an elder
ly female since. Harrington hawk
eye ,,A-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07
spring Garden Crops.

Mr. w. ID. Philbrick, a well
known gardener, says in the New
EuglsLd Farmer The best variety
OF early cabbage for general use is
the Her derson and should be fol-
flowed by the Fottler's Drumhead
whic is only few weeks later
1t is not much use to put in tomato
seed Leiore the first OF March. Egg
plants may be sown at the sann
time al d in the same bed. TIT
ted for this purpose needs more
heat, the seeds being tropical IL
their nature; about ten TO twelve
inchts OF good, hot fermenting dung
covers d with six inches OF fine loan
will answer the purpose much bet
ter than the two feet or more Of
manure oilen advised by old fash
ioned Writers in the books and al
manacs. Too much heat in a hot
bed is the hequent cause Of failure
and loss ; it drives up the seeds 81
tender AID weak that they drop
down With the first breath OF all
or SUI shine; thermometer plungeO
in the loan will assist the novice
in judging OF the right heat. For
hardy SEEDS such as lettuce, cab
bage, rsdish, etc, temperature Of
500 10 600 is about right, while tol
tomato es and cucumbers and egg
plants The temperature should bt
800 10 7O0. Ii the plants look
slender and come too quickly, al
he +, d FULLY in mild weather by
lifting he Ssstes one or two inches
high At the back side by day and
at night leaving q bit of lath fiat
wise under every second sash. IN
less tie washer is very cold and
windy, wien they should be shut
clost. ;, hen tie bed is too hoi
marking temperature OF so to
go ~ lie IL am, it will he well t.
wait few cay telore sowing seed,
and air fee y allowing the heat to
subs &c 10 100 or less before SOW
ing: rake the ted well 10 kill the
termination seeds OF weeds after
this delay, otherwise the weeds
i'll lave The start OF the plants.
little practice and close attention
are rteHed 10 iun a hot bed well.
No onc should expect it to take
care Il itself. A single hours neg
lect will lo;l it when in god ruh
ming o',ei, reducing good, thrifty
plants 10 litiiul mass OF offersiv
lulp.
Tie care OF the hot bed, how
ever, Is Seiy attractive aid ihteres-
ting ~ ,hcse who have a taste and
the Tine 10. IT. There is natural
cra,il'g i'll our Leafs for something
gieeh 10 walcn anu cherish ailer The
long aha frosty winter, the very
Lirds o. wnnler delight in the frienu
" ST., Der OF the hot Led fence. and
cheer lie gardener with the promise
Of sfihg in their merry voices.
while picking up the stray kernels
OF I'VE that shake out Of the hot
bed mails, The hot bed is also very
useful IN starting the tender flows
ering plants so as TO bring au early !
crop OF flowers in your gardens, the
dahiia may be TINS forwarded be-
fore setting out, the seeds OF the
tender pants started and transplan
ted SO as 10 give flowers fully al
month earlier than can be doro by
planting tie sane out Of doors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

Tie New Orleans Picsyune has
discovered that picnics are healthy,
and that il is the lemonade thai
kills We have heard the same re-
mark riade in connection with lob
ster sslad until the HOLSTERS became
30 &C rec
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

Spiiis Of iurpentine is now made
from sawdust and refuse OF the
saw mill. 1t is extracted by a
sweating process, and yields tour
teen gallons OF spirits, three to iouI
gallons OF resin, and a quantity OF
tar per cord. The spirits produced
has a d.ffe. cut odor rom that pro-
duced by distiIIation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

DHEc Wars News AND Brain TrrlfrrsT era7sa
ted stec Or Hystsra Dznsis. Convuloui, fu Naf''',
Ne.rie He,dacne Nervous Proraon caused by s rie q
.ieohol or sokaco Waene Mental Depression, Sct1ns q
hs Ban rssrag insanity and ieadns 10 Misery decay sal
death, Prensiare GA Age, Barre1ass Loss Ct tor ~ s
Invcsay Isses and sre-sorrhaa caused by ossrsssf
Ion of de brain sabus oycrndugncs Zach er contains
ore treatment, sI0o hor SIX hoHf for $500; SER
s With each order received by for x hores
eorpanss With $780, will ynd the purchaser written guar
.-s % refund ihe money The frea1sn DIS not ehset eue'
ya,.,,ss issued saiy - BODEEER BROTHERs Dsuggiaa
--..hrnsri, Va
Nov. Sly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

P..ie.Ds in carpets should defer
, general eject, so that their slight
relic, OF color will not strike the
eye at once, but rather gently re-
mind Il Of Ilelr existence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

Do not overload your rooms with
ornament. A superabpndsnce of
even tie choicest ofiahents will
weary Il E eye and obtIude unpleas-
anti. III on the notice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07
IT !. BRYAN &C0.,
L. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
2i6 lWEST PgAT STREET,
Between Charles & Hanover Street.,
AfTTAnDE MfRXIAN

I I T :
Solicit cor signneafs Of all kinds Of country Pro
duce Prompt returns made.
Also candy N inUiactu ers and wholesale desi
CTS in foreign and domestic fruits.
ISL west baltimore and 1913 German Street.
We refer by permission to the TO lowing well
known Baltimore firms: Danl. Miller & Co., John
sou, Sutton Il Co, Wm. Deyres K Co, Bruf
Faulkner K Co. Lry Goods, Rouse, Hempssone K
Co. Sicksl Helen X Co. 4. W. Pouson & Co.,
Notions; Chipley, Roauo & Co. II. & Z. Hartman
: co. Ciething Cariin Fulton, Albert Bros,
Hardware: Morebesd Temp, man Bros; Stone
burner s. Richards, Grocersi stevenson slinguh
Bnck, HeiHebower & Neer, 'arron, Adams Co.;
4. q. Lumpkin. q. 5. Howser, Hats: Sneeiinger x
Co Tobacco; Gilbert Bros. Co. Druggists;
Haines & Robinson, wiow-waie; Day, Jones &
CO., Harness; Armstrong, Cstor 60. Straw
goods. &C., Commercial & Farmers National
Bank. Jas. Beatty 4 20. Cracker and Cake Bakers.
Sep. 3l--lyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07
Precious Hope-Peruna.

Precious HOpe-Perunasf !.
One morning while he Cher hns
baDd) was holding her up in ordel
that she could breathe more eaaily,
after having struggled with a<bad
spell of coughing he made the remark
that he did not believe she would
ever get well, when she, in her weak
uess, said: Yes, | will, if you will
bring DR.. HARTMAN.' The doctor
was brought. He prescribed teas
poopful of Peruna every hour. She
began to improve from the first dose
she took. Sue told me to-day she
has never felt better In her life than
she does now, aud that she cannot
say too much for Peruna. A. j.
MILLER.
Her husband writes: South Chica-
20, ILL.,, Dec. 10. 1881: | have q
living witness Of the virtue Of Peruna
in my wife, who was saved from
death by it. l certify that Overy
word Oh page 80 in DE-. HARTMAN
book on the the Ills of Life is true
in every particular.
T. S. EBERLINB.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

DR.. W illovghby, the attend ing physician
at the Sisters Hospital and one Of BuHalO's
most prominent members o { the profession
has used it for years, and says
~ BUFFALO, Aug. II; 1882.
DR.. Rush's Medical Association;
Dear Doctors-l unbesitatingly add nv
name to the long list of prac litoners who
have recommended your "Specifc for Con-
SUMPTION" l'have used it for many years
in my practice for all pulmonary affections
and have always been more than satisfied
with the results. | consider il the bsst com.
pound known for all diseases.
Yours,
N. WILLOUGHBY, ND.
Dr.. Howard, Professor of Anatomy, Col
legc OF Physicians and Surgeonf, Buffalo
N. Y says:
Dir. Rush's Medical AS socia ton:
Dear Dcctors-I have used your Specific
Tor Consumption in my practice for year,
with the best results. consider it a sur,
cure for consumption, it taken according t
directions. Yours truly,
-.'. CT. HOWARD, MD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

Wm G. Osgoodby, ;bc .well-known cafe
manufacturer OF Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Newark, and Atlanta, Ga. says
OFFICE OF OsGooDBY's IMPROVED sArrs o.
IL s. Broad Street.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 18Th, 1881
Dr. Kush's Medical Association
Dear DOctoTs-1he three bottles OF DIR, Rush's
Eesulat9rn / ordered we're received BY express
last week, l have taken nearly one bolt and
am thoroughly satisfied with III result. For over
TWO years have been troubled with sharp pain at
my heart. My physician, upon examination, pro-
uounced Il enlargement OF the heart, and was
unable y give me any relief. The trouble grew
worhe. until had becOme. convinced that could
not be cured. " hiIe III New Ybrk City, last week
called on one Of the most prominent physicians
there, who charged me SIS for an examination
and then recommended your "Regulatyr" Know
ing you 20 be regu ar Medical Association, and
not patent medicine scheme, o. dered the three
bottles. ! have not been troubled since COM
nenoed taking il, bu. shall continue and take the
entire three bottles 80 as 60 obtain 4 permanent
cure. You have my sincere thanks. am, gem
tleInen, Very Respectfully.
WM. q. OsGoODBY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-03-07

We often bear Of q man VIDE be-
gan life With nothing, dying worth a
m lion. Poor fellow, and ne has got
to begin all over again 10 the next
world, just as the man who began lite
with a million and ended with moth
- o. Qm.fa lII sd
mr..