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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Spring Without Blossoms.
Late tn life to LooA: for .Joy-Id Neyer to
LIEe to Mc,ld

Readers of Hawthorne's "Housc of Seven
Cables will recall the pathos with which poor
Clifford Pynchcon, who had been unjustly i'm
prisOned since his early manhood. said, after
his release: My life is gone, and where is my
happiness? On! give mo my happiness
But that could be done only in part, as CLEANS
OF warm sunshine occasionally fall across the
gloom of Il New England autumn day.
In q letter to Ncssrs. HISCOX & Co.. Mr.. L.
Il. Titus, of Pennington. N. J., says ' have
suffered untold misery from childhood from
chronic disease of the bowels and diarrhea ac-
companied by great pain. sought relief at
the hands of physicians of every school and
used every patent and domestic remedy under
the sun. Ihave Mt last found in PARKER'S
TONIC u complete specific, preventive and
cure. AS your invaluable medicine, which did
for me what nothing else could do, is entitled
to the credit of my getting back my happy
days. checrfully and gratefully acknowledge
the fact"
Mr.. E. s. Wells. who needs no Introduction
to tho people of Jersey City. adds '' The tcs-
timonial of Mr.. Titus is genuine and voluntary;
only he does not adequately portray the suf-
tering he has endured for many years. He is
my brOther-in-luw. and know the case well.
He IS now perfectly free from his old troubles.
and cnioys health and life, ascribing it all to
PA3kER'S TONIC.
Uncqu;lled as an invigorant; stimulates all
the organs. cures ailments of the liver. kid
neys. and all diseases OF the2biOod.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13

MARR1ED.-On Wednesday eve
ming, the 23rd of April, 1854, at the
Methodist church in tEis place, by
Rev. Abe. NoIen, Mr. J. R. G: Coe,
junior editor of the Bandera Enter
prise, to Miss Mary L. Tanquary,
both of this city.
May the sunshine of their conjugaI
happiness never be dimmed by the
slightest cloud of dissension. May
the golden wings Of prosperity
ever hover over them and the spirit
of true righteousness guide them
through long life of usefulness, and
finally steer their barges safely into
the home of eternal joys.
Bdnderd { (Tenas1 Enterprise
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Book Notices.

HARPER PoR MAY.-Thc cosmopolitan cllar-
stetCT ofsoUs 4t1lteficaii alnuyu hfs never
been better illustrated than in the announce
mcnts of the May HGTpa'S. Ccrtuinly Amcri-
can topics, authors, and artists nrc thoroughly
represented, but there will be also papers OH
English. French and German subjects written
by Englishmen, Frcnchmcn, and Germans, and
Illustrated by English and French artists.
William Black, William Sharp, Alfred Parsons,
\. L. Sacassy, md DR.. Moritz Busch nro
among the contributors in question. Yet
Hd'1't9's is commonly counted the most Amcrl-
can of our magazines.
Fun ToR ALIVE have just received
handsome little book with tho above title,
which contains the material for much fun and
homo amusement in the way of Riddles. Co
nundrums. Enigtnns. and Hints for Acting Cha
rades. It contains 100 pages. with Handsome
paper cover, and will be sent by mail, post
paid, to any address. upon receipt of l5 cents,
by.J. s. Ogilvic & Co., 81 Rose Street, New
York.
OUR LITTLE oNEs.-The May number of
this beautiful little magazine is on our table
II Is profusCIy illustrated in the best style of
art aud the stories urc simple and charming.
Published by the Russell Publishing Co., Bog
ton, 91.5O year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Oflate there have been freouen

Oflate there have been frequent
illusions in several Northern Repub-
lican newspapers to what those papers
are pleased to call the uncertain po-
litical complexion of North Carolina
and West Virginia, and to the prob
ability that those States will go Re-
publican at the next Presidential
election. The mere fact that by a
forcible and unconstitutional a0t a
third of the territory of Virginia was
taken away from her did not change
the opinions, character nor feelings
of the people of that territory, and
they are as true Virginians now as
their kith and kin from whom they
have been severed and being so,
they must remain part of the solid
South until that solidity can be dis
solved without the danger of negro
rule. The same reason will prevent the
white majority of North Carolina from
dividing yet awhile, and both the
States referred to are as sure for the
democrats next November as Ken
lucky or Texas.-1lerdndria Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13

THE DREAM OF YOUTH. The dreams
we so fondly loved in early life may
just as quickly pass away and leave
nothing but a scared and desolute
path behind. The proud hopes which
spring unbidden in tile human heart
may die and fall as fell the plague on
the sinful man. The monuments of
beauty and art which have. been
reared by mans creative genius may
crumble and turn dust, but yet Pc
RUSA the great remedy, will still be
acknowledged to be the greatest of
all medicines, and, will still receive
the praise which so rightly belongs
to it. Thousands have received bcne-
fits from it, and have shown their
appreciation of it by their testimonials
to that effect. Ask your druggist for
this great remedy, and for the pam
phlet called the $ Ills of Life" or
address DIR. S. B. Hartman & Co,
Columbus, Ohio, and they will send
you one free.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
NEW sERIEs, VOL. XLX, NO. 20.
POETICAL.
Evening.


It is that pale. delaying hour
When Nature closes like a flower,
And in the spirit hallowed lies
The silence of the earth and skies.
The world has thoughts she will not own
Whcnshades and dreamswith night have flown
Bright overhead, the carly star
Makes golden guesses what they are.
II.
a Light lies here, shadow there,
With little winds at play between;
As though the elves were dclvtng where
Tho sunbeams vanished in the green.
The softest clouds are foeking white
Among faint stars with centers gold
Slowly from daisied fields of night,
Heavens shepherd fills his airy fold.
[Joitn Taacs Cheney in tie Century
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Cubic Inches On!

Nlu MS report, inc Government Chemist says:
g regard all alum powders as very unwhoIc-
some. Phosphate and Tartaric Acid powders
liberate their gas too freely in process of baking
orundcr varying climate changes suffer deterio-
ration"
DIR. II. A Mott, the former Government
Chemist. after careful and elaborate cxami-
nation of the various Baking Powders of COM
mercc, reported to the Government in favor
of the Royal Brand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13

a charter has been granted to the
Chicago, Parkcrsburg and Norfolk
Railroad Company, to be run be-
tween ParEersburg, West Virginia,
and Clifton Forge, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
COUNTY ITEMS :-From the Shep-
herdstown Register we clip the follow

herdstown Register we clip the follow
ing items:
Mr.. r. S. NJ. Hoffman has under
way large workshop on his lot near
the railway depot.
r. Rion Lucas G Co. have put up
a shed near Snydcr's blacksmith shop
for an agricultural storage house.
Mr.. John Keplinger, of this vicin-
ity, undertook, on Monday evening
last, to lead young calf with hall
ter from the stable, but as soon as
the calf cleared the stable it started
off at full run. Mr.. Keplinger
tried to keep up with him, but he soon
lost control of himself, was thrown
violently to the ground, and remain
ed unconscious for an hour or more.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13

FRS: AuFits stopped free by DR.. Klme's Great
Nerve Rcstorer. No Fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial bot
tie free to Fit cases. Send to DIR. Kline. 931
Arch St. Philadelphia. Pa. Mar. 1s-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Special Notice.

HAvING sold my stock of Goods to the
IL Shenandoah Milling Co., have placed all
my accounts in the hands of Forrest w. Brown,
Esq, for immediate collection. These indebted
to me, therefore, will please make settlement at
once. NIMROD TRUSSELHI.
May 16, 1SSo-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Kitchen Economy.
Interesting Tests Made by tie Goue,7eme
Chemist.

DR.. Edward G. Love, the Analytical Chemist
for the U. s. Government, has made some in
tcrcsting experiments to the comparative
value of baking powders. DR.. Loves test were
made to determine what brands are the most
economical to use. and az their capacity lies in
their leavening power, tests were made di-
rectcd to ascertain the available gas of each
powder. Dr.. Loves report gives the following {:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-05-13
Hamilton Easter 6 Sons

I99, 2OI, 2O3 Baltimore ST.
April s. 1Ss4Sm.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
ArFdlHS or THE SECURITY LIRE.

The WORTH yesterday In n dispatch from
Albany gave tho reports OF some difficulty with tho 10
cchorship OF the Security io Insurance Company Ix.
Mayor wilinm H. wckham of this city. s tho receiver
The authority Of John A. Mccall, state superintendent
OF Insurance, given 20 the statement that there wa,
shortage IN Mr. Wickhnm's accounts. aud that many
complaints being received from policy holders who
said that IL was impossible 10 get their diy
donds. An Investigation had been ordered, Mr.
Mccall mId by Attorney General ODrlen
This Is very strange" said Mr.. Wickham, last even.
ing; had not heard, until II to me through tho
press that there had been any complaint against my
ceiversp do not know OF any action that has been
begun against the company myself. Occasional IN
stances occur OF oversight In the caso OF small policy
holders scattered widely the country. These COM
plants are forwarded 10 me and are Immediately at
tended 10. Attorney General ODren to have boon
IN New-lOrk Saturday, and certainly should have
heard of II had there been anything wrong The truth
Is that the affairs Of the company being settled Inst
rapidly possible aud they viii be AL settled during
tile present winter"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

cvorythinc likc malice in the banter saved Inc
Candidate from tho damnation that certain'y
.hreatencd II IN tho beginning. saw THIS nrs',
night performance, and I never saw snccessnui
p,sce come 80 near being wrecked. Inc
ordeal once passed the very qnalities
which endangered the play contriou'eu ~,
10 It's good fortune afcrward. Don't you see they
arc ali Jokes |" cried an auditor from the pit az
critical moment The town tncils agreed TO ADOPT
this philosophers view, and Tories and Radicais
flushed ID see the play IN TACT It served az pre-
Hde to the era Of peace shottt % be tisheted IN.
A iHysteft vas AZ first hiad0 ab6tt tho ttang,lai
iiBH 81 " ie iiepHie Ne BBHbiFrtt.' nov adihit'ft
Ia bs ibe W8fk ~ Mt iHsiH H. htcaftht' Ire
tgHHsef Netafiht. sAHdty bHSish taptf4 taliil,
u lSNgpns A iiisgsA as the Niittts w fftHth
pAya AVS e8 Rlgn ienWel w iAtBf w WV teie
Iruaapg anpRuneeA NJ AeiaHNy Aa lNe aNlhsf
l,ui hp, hpngh parneIiiie ~ T., Hs9s ~, wv
us hons. rarrg Irish dlclrnpa ahlnl plspplN} WV
lhe damain Vt literature. No doubt he N9N'n w
tho Gls 10 give due credit io " l'lstpn US "'lp
tation shows signs Of real talent ordrama'le NV'N'
ao much talent In fact that ho has career hs'o'u
him ho choose 20 embrace IT, lie could not nav ~
better opportunity 10 elop out of the mle W '''"
poilios, put Oh tho livery of Mr. faInoll' ou'
loose from party stained with crlme, ana d''o''
himself 20 an innocent and honorable pr"'oSs'o"'
a, ". n.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

"thc dream Of my HE since became your
pastor. Ia rapidly approaching wonderful fe,iimtion"
said Mousfnor Ducoy. ofh inosiumau Catholic Church,
NJ the O'Clock high yesterday IA The cOacy cdlnce
III Twenty cRhi.st just east Of FlfthRvc "'iis only
four years ngo Christmas morning since started ont
with debt OF 8tJb 900 10 pay FOR this temple Ia cod
the site being The c0slcst m proportion to its size ~
any Catholic church in America. ana yet next Christ
mas morning viii probably US entirely relieved Of
this financial Incubus In answer To my cNhOrtutOn this
Christmas that eleven members OF the congregation
would come TO thc rescue with subscription OF 5000
each aud thereby pay of the $4,000 remaining dne am
appy 10 bo able 10 Inform you all that though but three
days have elapsed each day has brought forth sub
ecflber II sh luld DC mentioned, however that one Of
moi member Of this congregation bnt is Protestant
TO lis honor be it said Al this rata tho other eight
necessary subscriptions ought not To- be.dcut 10 obtain
will whole year abe al OF US wherein to do IT, and thus
ly final blow knock OF Tue shackcs Which prevents st.
Icos from being COnseclated'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
TIE AMERICAN EXHIBITION IN LONDON.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 IHE TRIBUsRI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-There will be held
In London. beginning Ia May 1856, an American EXIT
bition, To be devoted exclusively To the dls-
play of the arts manufactures, products
aud other resources Of tho United hlatus'
The success of this exhibition seems Ia have been as
sured by tho prompt subscription Of all tho capital noe
essary to mako 1t crsdtubla exposition oI the hdlA'
tries this oountry, IL has been Thought desabln mat
the United htatei ONernment should embrace tla "p
portuuty n effuoo The repruaoh earned by
previous exhibitions held abroad, notably
Al Parts and Nionna, by Inadequate display >
nni iuiudoinuA management \ FORMAL l"uHhlllnh ~
tha American Exhibition hbd pinolh participation ~ "
by the uONfrumfut has been nuHgnslnl hA lln h'si
method ~ OhiWu this result WIN lhla tn' ~ view
There has been introduced Ia Congress JOINT resolution
mnhlng nn application f0r ihn transportation
nf Tho hctl0 lRu 0f the V9y'lhnnht
,.hIbt NOW nt ihn New orleans Exposition
n inndon ihoo 81 bo nshbtod IN la4d ~ tho olelil
rshlhit ~ the tnltni states iiiHr s Di money ~.
hrrn expended IN getting the Nov orleans 'Nhpt
together and we're n once tepiiriod wVnh be lpac
enhlo perhaps 10 get n, rt ~ lko, togohct again
At tho aiino lima that tho American exhibition VIII
be oppnrd Ia innlOn, Ia 1850, thoio win
bo held ,hofo gfont Colonial INllblll0n.
rhe nntrfnl nrleVomcut Of the whole Ehglsh speaking
world viii there lee displayed m friendly rivalry lbo
onpoful'y offered 10 ihll country 10 compare ts own
dIr,a,s with those of the British Colonies WIN enh1o
her to take advantage of her lost natural heidS Oh '
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

WAsHiNGroN, Dec. 2S.-Secrctary Chandler
hasssucd the following general order to all employees OF
the Navy Department with regard to the absence OF any
provision for their pay Jincnt after December ii
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsniNGTON, Dec. y, lSSi
After December ~. 1851 untU action bY Congress,
there will be- currcnt appropriations Tor he pay o h
Navy for pty miscellaneous FOR contingent expenses v
thr Sy fl the work O the Bureaus Of the Department.
for the NHSd Academy, Marine Corps or NaN,nl
Asy luu. Tho Naval Service must, therco!e "
maintained without such appropriations All lho ptVia
and s,amcn OF the Nayy VIII continue TO perform 'Ier @
ru-pecti,r dutrs under existing Ofdcti ana !lyF pay
nnf cnouwcnts viii constitute awfu debts oi Tue "2N
eminent. all necessary contracts apd puIittasNs t iv
t.ln for The crrcnt yct viii be duly maze, AVS V0uqh-
trs viii b. ssne1 ibetc0r Int the h9ldets mist le "
rrAiohs fol the hurpo9c. ,l.li u,,lL r.aAtoA - "a
Eaplojes iof 2Noie taylpanl AitGy pegepD2f ,tighS
IfYlt ~ ~, hSs Ii EiieA IAy Ate RiB4kqi ,hih
IiS SVff45ff ils BqdliA aIt SE IA PI8hb RBEs'isS
iby' TBik ySiaitia3 'aEt EisNUHs sOH'tas'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
MR.. MLEANs VISIT TO ALBANY
SUBJECTS THAT He DISCUSSED Win TIE pREsr-
nENT-EIF
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrnU'

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfRUSEi
wAsuISerov, Dec 29.-John X. Mclean, of
The Cincinnati Enquirer does not to relish the re-
ports which have been sent to newspapers about his re-
cent visit to Albany The statement that he had been
snubed by the presidente has evidently made him
very nnhappy Speaking with reporter Of The capital
he said: called on Governor Cleveland last sunday at
Albany and spent about two hours with him at the
Executive Mansion. Nearly every topic OF the
day was talked about by tia, and, OF course, poll
tlcl were not ignored We discussed What the
De,nocrnts would do their prospects and their hopes
want to ton sor that Mt Cetcland thoroughly IN nc
,h hts nsttc and as fat AZ can find out rfoposes 70
att M Ms nnt.t iie krowi that Ne was eected bg
Ien8rta,ic ana Understanding tobs, AMI, belibtbi
tNBtBNrhit tiittstthts thb HisrBsiii5 sHt bFNe W
~ Ns8Af ~ NBih Batiss iiH *i fiHkH s88i fftsi
lsnl HHA Nii Ve iNR ,fHsiHAt HAHst 80 efeNNs'ANees
NsNi 4pH N8n, lNa'N BNlF t8NNP ''s H"'tF " e8';
WNat lMl lsl9A id gA eliau alaNt Air SeyeiaAds
UiIf cleveland Vas most distinct about qne ihing,
Iie tdld me at he lad not said 10 any man lnat Ae should
be IN tho Cabinet OF member Of MS Presidential
Imiy Ito said thal be was sd to meet representative
urn Of All shades of politics lie was glad 10 become
acquainted with Tie leaders OF Tue Dompclallc palli
and lie was glad to sct Information from any ana al
Mr Mclean upon being asked whether he himself did
ally that there official position that he desired or
would accept a. amy man would readily unuerstau VINO @
had newspaper which afforded as much ainuscnot ana
required as much attention as did me Cincinnati
Enquirer. A..
When asked what his opinion was with regard to the
policy that Governor Cleveland would pursue, Mr.
Mclean answered: "I can tell you one thing,
don't believe that Mr.. Cleveland Will permit any
man TO 40 into his Cabinet to organize Presidential
boom for himself for 1883. He says that 1t Will bo MS
ambition do the greatest good to the greatest number
OF people, which precludcs the idea OF Individual ad-
vancement at his cost" -.
The delicate question as to what claims ONO would put
forward in the organization OF the Cabinet, ami the rec
ogntiOn that II would receive. Mr. Mclean met as f0
lows: III Mr. Cleveland II as shrewd man a. give
him credit for being he will come very near To avoiding
Ohio Ia making his Cabinet because there IL suc an
In the parry there And yet ohio next 10
New York cast Democratic votes than any state
IN the Union ,. -. A., o.,
MIR Mclean added as his private belief, that Mr.; Gar
land Mr. Bayarl and MIR. Villas, Of Wisconsin, and MI
Whitney, of New York, would all DO members OF MI
Cloyelands Cabinct
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

or asreerent that they shall bo paid there,o.
nnd IN such case they will be given ccrtfcates sss
the time and character OF the services and that e
were voluntarily rendered without contract or ANY
ment and that the holders Will have no claim Tor Con-,
eensation unless Congress shall mako an api,rop,,,;.
therefor. Ff'P'iauon
No services Of employees not appropriated for win \.
stipulation ,l-.'..'-- ''''s0'hs
WILLIAM f. cu.vptyp
Secretary Of the Me-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
an EtfoBf 10 ASSIST ekskRAt esist

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2s.-Gebefai WliIsw
r stetiHan, tieotes " ttiii5 aAd 4 J. bfe+a Ns,a
cotistcHcs this aiietAo9h Az NC h5ss ~ teHsfs ss
ttah's s8tih.idw. iisHieh8Ht tiackAta ths fesHl q
ths YNtfttes 8as AH eBsAsseHt fBf Wa thfes IL an
lBstihst i8B8ft9s NJ fts4sg iiaAsiAs h9Ass isg ls
tigsfllsY iSe yt9SElg hHHa, E1HAs8il Y, h sss3
baaAal ahGf ,pP \ ,gaughaN lfslglEAFptiNHla
h3bl tfiAs pip9RBi l8A'altHg lliIa ata Va Ms
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
INrINa % ALoN 90 N0olLrN MLL
lar rtLKsB,rn 30 run rnlnuSsl

PirrsrlELp, Dec. 3s.--A dynamite plot IN,
boon discovered 10 blow M rlunketla wooen mnl
NJ kInsdale Mass. Tho explosion was heard at u M
on sunday. Tho dynamite was put IN sack and placed
undor tho loor ol tho oioe by unknown persons Tho
explosion made small hole IN the noor above, dolns
little damage, u supposed 81 have been done on N
hptr against tho proprlNiora for not dsehar4ng th,
EuppTiutplfdput of the mill. -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
4 srypitsoHooE oE1EBRAnox.

The Sunday school attached to the Italian
rpiscopsi tutci hid the eleventh anniversary u rs
ofganizaton lh Grace chapel 30 todroenst last even
ihg one iihdtqd aud nftI scholars were htg3et Each
vas ttesebei wi'h A Gltftpns c4ri. uni inf Aq1Il
ut tiG AullJ EbIlany ieslti, 4 iectiie Rf le efel
lSsgSii 'IEat,t6 tlSis iR' itfiRH 'taa ltt58fdhgd
iifbsSif Ht8h lile 8lPAH.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29

lcnty ptotlc Co5per TIE til0r was ar
taired beiote jstlcc ractsoh i iig Jefferson tiaIhei
focs toht jcststiiJ chitsei aith ii'orierJ coddct
A sSe fpa titit i4r ieteftis 25irAEsf pYS RIB sA9
EIlhf E9RAYNh. Ilis MNiIi. I" -O'p "-' ll- w.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
1HE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In yesterdays issue of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were numerous features Of interest, including let.
tcri from regular correspondents In Washington,
London aud Paris letters from stan correspondents
in the AdirOndacks aud AZ the Now-Orleans Expoai.
ton; musical, dramatic, art aud social royiows Of
the wook review of Captain liourkc's Snake.
Dance of the Moauis Of Arzonapj "Iho Story u
Mary; Some Men about Town Broadway Note.
Book the Tcncmcnt-llousc Problem, Life IN tho
Navy Yard and many other letters, skotehca,
poems sclocions etc. Besides the news of the da,
wns fully given. Tho following IL u briei summary
of leading topics:
FOREIGN. Change IN the route Of Lord Wosc,.
property damaged by earthquake IN Spain. ---:
Successful production of "Iheodora1 In Paris.
- MADAME, lrohqn, thc actress. has been dl-
yorced. - ar. Sala sailed for New-lork.
coke-makcrs in Pcnnsylyana; - The jury in
the contest over tho will of Ealeria Stone in boston
failed to agree. - The Shoe and Leather rrado
of persons interested In tie Atlantic fisheries at
Gloucester, Massachusetts, adopted resolutions or-
posing the treaie1 n9E II f9Tce with Great Britain
Boston. - fhe leader of a clarivarl was killed
in Missouri An internal machine was found
on the track of the New-Jeiscy Central Railroad
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-NO action taken by tho
Grand Jury regarding Aldermen; additional sub.
arrested for stealing watch; - sgiscida s,t,
Of retired r,erchant Tisi,.M Navy y M haibbship b,
Zen Orphan Asylum Gre buricd. - Brooklyn
otgaust declaieh insane. III L. s Grtpt IT,,
testfet IN the Uhaiiee-Waft suit = failurS %
Ewer Brbthets ration broke,s III Fola tglrt
hf tie lesal-eitet siitet Hbilat ti2iS rtais,
60 7 tbnfs -= St5cks vbte isttcsSh1, BIT laieI
tni8ttt shatp ttr1tstt 81 cBtetine ~ sh5fts si
NHtflt #tte Hesk ~ iiettrS
eegiea iaay stli be 8btaHed A tAis saies 81 "
naI t,iee . eeHla