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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13
INDICATIONS


Mr.. George MeCuly, member OF the
Board Of Education from Union district, and
late Lieutenant Of the city police force under
e1-Chisf Sweeney. died yesterday at the State
Hospital for tho Insane at Weston. Mr.. Nc
Gully had been in bad health for some time.
and after the flood In February his mind
was seen to be affected. He became rapidly
yorse, and finally WIS taken TO Weston q
raving maniac. His treatment there did not
improve his health, but he became worse and
worse, until HI, illness had fatal terminn.
tion yesterday forenoon. Mrs. McCully re.
ceiyed intelligence Sunday evening that he
was in critical condition. and left for Wes.
and several small children. He was q soldier
In the Confederate army, and evinced
bravery aud devotion worthy Of better
cause, he WAS competent police official
and an honorable man, and q large oirols OF
friends will regret his sad death.
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Tho Fire DcrnrtIucnf.

Tho Fro Department Committee met Inst
evening, and audited the regular monthly
bills. The annual blister again came up for
aiscus;;on i'll the ehape of tho yearly bill OF
The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
for 500 for two fire alarm wiren which cross
the bridge. How to get the wires oyer on
the Island and avoid the paying OF this e1-
horbiGnt toll is wha. worried tao com mit:co
ever aimee the alarm teleel aph ives s:ar,ed,
The committee to asctrs1in what can be done
In the near future In the way OF r cable mr.
dert river, OF, wireo string across the river
on very high poles. : {,..,,. 4..7s ~
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Committed IL, a fanatic.

James NJ. Bulger, an ex.Justice OF the
Peace, whose family troubles aud eccentrici.
ties have attracted considerable public atten-
ton lately, was yesterday committed 10 iail
by 'squire Arkle to await the result OF su
inquest In luascy.' This action WAS taken by
his daughters. 1t has been anticipated fol
some time by those best acquainted with Mr.,
ibulger. His mind has been unsettled for u
long nme, and his behavior finally became
snch that bis family were forced in self
defense 70 take steps 10 place him where his
acts would do the least harm, ". IL. y =
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bseyastugs sad proyisious,

EET ioRK, May l7-Eour dull; rccelpa IT,
oSrrcls exports 5000 barrels: super nc State aud
western s. O0.S Is: common 10 good 81 5OaS IS;
hlnnes9ia pateat process IS I5a6 Is. Wheat tpot
shade stronger but soon itiiei easier. and btoks
fully EaSt$c tloslrs steady with recovery OF IA
lhc receipts i6t0 hnshels: exports 1866 bushels
No. Chicago 9Sc; No. 3tprInc 81 Olaf OK; No. .
Saes 10 90 bushes Il esIal o., losing at Vl Qal
June, sales 200 bnEhs8 at 81 05al OK cIos.
Ing a. July, sales 202i go bushels al 81 Oh
W9i closing a u CHI August sales 46i, 600 bush.
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, A LndS'n Sudden Death.

4 few days aiuce Miss Halle, daughter of
Samuel Jsoob, residing near Wells5usg, and
sister of j. G. jacob. Of the Wellsburg
Herald, went 10 Philadelphia in company
with her sister. Miss Sue, to receive ,nedoel
treatment. tHhs died very suddenly In tina!
city last Sunday morning. Miss Jacob was
very estinlable lady, and her sGtdsn aud
untimely death will be source OF regret
and sorrow 10 all who knew her. On the
receipt OF the Telegram, aGn0Uncing her
death, her brother, Mr.. 'DsnieI JACOB, left
for Philadelphia. The remains are expected
home to-day. and the funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at . O'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

T. 3. e.: ::.nos: 1SSHu 5. new ..w..l22jS
RAILWAY HoIDs-weaker for West Shore, which
were sold down 10 SIX.
STATE SHcualrIEs-Dull aud weak.
r rsefs g o. TEX rag land g.s -
E Eea aaSe DO Bio Grande DIV cox
Lsh!sh %iiEcs. los g. F. i Iana e a,ts
Louisiana consols.,.- rs u. P. sinking fund Mid
~ MISSOURI es::::."lo6 Virginia 6s........... 10
s. 5oseG z 4 Sr;s VirsIn!a ccnsols, e.
Tennessee old.".-- 4 Virginia deie,red... Tx
Tennessee Is. now r. .0, Extra Interest. asked,
sroGEs-Markct opened lower on the announce.
meus that uniou Pacific had cut pakscpge. ,aies
from Denyet 70 chicago. II was also It ported that
this rtasepens was met by q prompt denial by lie
treasurer OF the company. Prices dropped Z tol
percent the latter Central Pacific, which fell c 10
IN; me othsrwcak stock, were Northwestern
81 Paul, iacEAwanna aud Union Pacific
Before the dist call 1t was officially announced
from the Union Pacific Office that the rates two en-
Caicago anu p nvcr were being strictly msin,aiu.
eI. At THIS time sharp bJrrowi3g for s.ccks set
for use, Missouri Pacific ut Hs1,,, lscka%atlpa st
l,6iaH, Readi'G 6: l.39. Lake Shore and S;cs,crn
Uhi0u l:Gl, ana New York reutral and Northern
racihc preferred l1t to Isl percent Other shares
ctals and 4 scarcity OF stoes iar borrow Inc NM.
poses ied 70 heavy purchases to cover shot Ton.
trace, and priccs r0se percent Laciawannu al.
vanced 2percent 10 III. Missouri Pacific tx prIcent
TO o., Je'fey Central X percent to SO. SuttheI"
pac!t!c nieicrtei " rcCent TO 5,5E Reading LEI.
cent 70 VIZ, Union l'acilG ~ percent 10 81, and
western Union ~ percent 20 6iis. Subsequently,
southwestern broke to l033a and St Paul to 7G;I
THIS unsettled speculation nuce moro aiir
geEtr Al decline took place. Before r, a.. North.
wcseFn rallied TO l0.a, St. Paul 10 Nv and Uuion
Faeno 10 Ok. Later tho mstkct became i1repnisr
but at :. II. Union Pacific became very veal and
broke under the large offerings TO 49, ST. PAIL WAS
again freely pressed for SAFE and touched 81
Aitsr delivery hours better cling prevailed md
number Of shorts werc bought in ''uucer the
rule. Tor non.delirery. About 700 thsrcs of Mis
s6uli Pacific, Reading, Lake Shore. Jersey Central
and I-Ackawanna we:e bought In for this ACCOUNT.
There WIS d difference Of Ha1S percent between
sales SECULAR and CASH, Pri1ea ro.p Xsi perceni
but near the Glrsu weaker iecllug SET In and th,
market left of steady. "a =. - 49,
As compared with Saturdays closing prices arc
3]s percent lower Tor St. Paul snu for Union IA,
ellie and Quiruy, az Tor Genital pao.lIc, 3 for
Omaha p,et:rrcd, ~ tor Wabash preferred, TX 10.
Reading, ~ Tor Oregon d Transcontinental, ior
Louisville d Nashville, Lake Shore; MICHIGAN
Central, andSwabath and X toN other ac'iye
shares. beaver Is u .pe,ccnt higher at liz, The
Western Union transfer bcs&s snow that Tor the
week ended May TO- investors bought 10, Os3 Shnrus
and sold l,2s3 Al. ares showing gain OF SEQ shares
for the week. The Stock EIchspge Reelected
President Hatch. = ',sr2,-.7 - ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

Special attention is invited 10 the nav
schedule on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad taking effect My IL. Under he
new. arrangement passengers can leave Bell.
ARE at S:25 A. NJ. and Bridgeport at 1854. ".
and arrive at Cleveland at 2225 p. NJ. the sans
day and Chicago at $50 A. NJ. the next NOM
ing, The afternoon train, which formerly
started from Steubenville, now starts from,
Wsllsville, making direct connection with
the morning express leaving Cleveland at 5
IN, arriving at Bridgeport at 2:lS r. N. and
BelG!re at 3 p. M. =
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Ghe. .:lQ,tttelkiaanee1:
Onice.: no.. 70 ana ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

For Sale-Wellsburg Gas Stock. r.
The Genuine White Mountain Freazers. ;
Wapted-1.adies, Young Men. Boys or Girls
For Rent-A New House OF Four ROOMS
Head Of Local. sfy-rl 81
Wheeling, Marietta and Parkersbure
Packet-Chesapeake. ~. = 7isT''
Wall Paper and Borders-Joseph Graves,
Notice-Members Of Virginia Lodge No. 4,
A. A. .&S. W. s''-''
House and Two Lots For Sale. Is "
The Biggest Thing Yet.
We viii Open To.Moryow-E. NJ. McGillin
l. Co.-Four.h page. .,aaIi. 77 -
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GREAT ASSORTMENT OF trimmed aud IN.
trimmed hats mud bonnets Tor ladies, misses
cad children, al popular pricaa.
~ y NJ. 4 OGILLlN n Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

FoE slightly damaged csrpsts call on ].
". Ferfel, corner Of Main and Twenty.frst
streets,
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HAND Garden Flows, Cultiyators, Seed
Sewers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. . 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

II interested in msde.up slits for ladies,
misses or children, or trimmed and un,
trimmed hats and bonnets, visit McGllliu l.
CO.'S tomorrow or any day thereafter,
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GREATEST Hoes, Rakes. Spades, ehoyels
NJ stocks, at s. f. BoYG'u, Market equsre,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

Nav YORK, May l2.-ce,ton steady; futures firm;
September ll6Gc; October lila :; November 1866:
December 10 98c; January loC2c; February II Lie
CINCINNATI, May l2.-Cotton steady; middl!ue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

Bargains in furniture at Riverside Furni-
ture Company. rrHas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

srtLL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets Loft, at iwo.,hirds their frs.
cost, + w Fynprr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

) RErAlMSa furniture at le,s than Wholesale
prices at Riverside Furniture Factory. s
So S.F TrRk3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13
ODeSssltE.

An unuaually lne line OF millinery goods
and Made.up suits for ladics, misses and
children ct Il. n. McGillin Il Co.'s to.mor-
rnv E~gl ,a M. ..Hr IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

DoN'r tofgst the cheap furniture sold at
retail at Riverside Furniture Factory.
..-. TTHaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

New York, Msyl2-Thc msrtetwag quiet In nil
Dep 'rsments. tho only inquiry being by orders irr
ialr assortMentS OF a miscellaneous character; the
tolc o! the market IL unf hanged, = - 'o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods ond Notions for
sale at half price by J. ". Ferrel, corner
Main and Twenty.firut streets. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13
EAKiHG POWDER.

, WHITE Kid Opera Glovea at &c at ]. ".
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$4,000 shares,


Adams Express, ........la5 Nash, & C!,ct, A.,
kileltcan Express. D5 New JcrgGy Central. liz
Canada Sou heru.... 4l1f|Northern Pacl0c...' 92I
Central PlcIlc........ AL dop,cterred, ..... mI
chesapeake & Ohio. 9lIlEorthHesteru. IN
do LIST prctcl,ed.... lyt do preferred, ...'.iSi,.
do % preierred.... ll1. Nov York CentrSi III q
o., a., @. { L....,... i0h IOhio Cvatral ..,...t
Dsnver Il Z. G......, 1lLIOh!c 4 Mikslsipnt''' ,sk
Er1e....... ........... 1i4l do preferred ,., AZ
do preierred.... rs Pacific Mall aSL
Fort Pittsburgh .,,,,..... 1Sis
Han d ST. Josoph... ssh Rcadiny. i'll.
do pretor1ed...... sskl5t. L. &H. Fn.,,.,,,.'. 0g
Esnsas d Texas....... ltsf dop.eicrrad sHE
Lake Erie & W....... 1oSss. paul-.,.,........ nc
Lake Shore .........,... 9S1s dopreferrod IiS+
L0ViIsille& Snsh.... 44XiTeaas Pad no,....N itI
L. \, 4, 0,,,,c......... Is Union PatlfiG:.' III
a. i @. lst prefd,.,.. 10 iUuited States e. N
do ID pre!erred..,... s w., st, L, s -. ~
Mem. d Chas....... ... So do preIcrred N"
Michigan CeutYal..... g Wells, Fargo Rr..'..ino
No PaciGc.......,,,,,, LlWestern Union. s0,t
sE1.dly, tAsxad. -, - :! '',-''''' WI
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Diamond Coul md Coke.

To The Editor Of The Inte.igeacer. r.. p T. 4 x
SIE-Tho Diamond Coal & Coke Company
will BE- prepared to ship coal from their shaft
by rail May 20. Consumers viii do we'll ii n
give it a trial as to quality and pric,s At At
which 1t can be delivered at Wheeling bv car
lots. Parties wanting TO contract for flitnre
delivery will please address, Diamond Cal <
Coke Company. Wheeling, ". Va, Wa
claim 1t as good white ash gas and cooking
coal as is in the market. I'd. 4 80
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HEADQUARTERS for MI kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Seeds. g.. E. Boyd's, Market
square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

BEST Galvanized Fencing Wire, price six
cents per pound, 1t Boyds, Market Square,
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Misses aud childrens school commence.
mont suite. Now is the time to buy them,
u. M. McGiLLiH & IN
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e For phaetons and buggi.s, great barealny
30 10 t45. ]. W. FERRHIs,
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RELr.nLE sEEns that never Iail to grow,
re sold by Boyd. No old stock offered,
Everything New and Fresb Cropat Boyd's,
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New Truin for CIevcInud aud UhIcnco

! AtsiGNEE's retail sslo OF furniture at one.
half price at Riverside Furniture Factory.
I. Nj "a .s.al.r' TTHIS
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House, yesterday: Il VI -,li1l !
1858 1884
7. A.X.l2A.SE h.1rx. 7A.N.12A.Sr.H.7r,H
81 ca Is e. A 60 70 &c
INDICATIONS. ~
WASHINGTON, D. O., May l3.-l:s0 A. NJ
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, in.
creasing cloudinesa, local rains, southeast.
erly winds in the northern portion, southerly
winds in southern portion, stationary fol.
lowed by slight fall IN temperature. b
For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloudi-
ness, local rains, winds shifting 10 easterly,
stationary followed by slight fall in tempera.
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iE'oR sALE-C0UNrRY SEAT.

h,e leu sGres q choica high bottom land. nix MID
im roM ymnneecns on Ohio River mud i. 4 D. RE
Kitchen mud outbuildiDes, si;uated IN r,o s n
iIi aHp sgat Snd poplar trees. Also tocd ,Slss
orr ~ H %;H. Hose 4 BRO, 1900 aatkc. Esr
-- - n. Y. MONROH, On The pIanises, mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13
TEix DAILY MANAETS.
Tho EInnnclHl XnrlI..

new YORK. May,l2.-Money market Gal percent,
closed at a1sa3 percent. Prime mercantile paper
iaots percent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills
barely steady at 81 81: demand 81 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

Buy your furniture OF ono.half the retail
price at Riverside Furniture Factory, l. :.
" * ~ fra.. % II. ~ -.;. aas!.a r. TsSlfi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13

An 0pportunityS to VISIT tho MusitaI
Festival Mt Pittsburgh nnd Return
Homo the Sane slight. -si,2 ". =
. Arrangements have hesn made With tbe
Panhandle for special train from B.euber,
vile TO connect with the train leaving Pitts.
burst after the performance Thursday
night, May 10. Round trip two dollars. Ell.
curslon tickets and admission tickets 10 the
Musical Festival will DO on sale at F. W,
Banners music store, Monday morning,
Snv tsd nubsr o iii ~ sd Ct once
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-. U NINUkELAND, !
lTellsJlrg, ". "a, May Is, 1854. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-13
{. M. N|c2IL.L|N & CO.
mya ri .H-
FOR sale,

HON SALE-AlULEs, WAGON, &C.
aa,,S One il;s:'cas, work mule. eight years Old
sorE One SUea m,,c 400 s,g gTnnnSs soSd s W hca
gooo ior moderate work only. Also oas b rSt IN
a oeod wagon one cart and one dray, All u
G02 }a rs new. BELLAlRs GOBLET CU. pcIisIs
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A letter from Dennison, Tex, announces
that Miss Mary MAXWELL, formerly of this
city, is lying dangerously Ill at her home Ia
Dominion. Anxiety Of mind over the recent
death OF her father, overexertion and repeat.
ed attacks of malaria have broken down her
constitution, and che can DO sallied with
difficulty and the greatest care. $3.50,
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Cotton.

sssss>sc '''''' a''s'' '. -"
o,s hSw YoaK. May l2-Peholeum quiet; United
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

nm LnnRNA
t.sm rns1I100p,l iyn

Pom me NIffNn pee ffff9 A.. "a.
when the doctor rtWn 1uNu s,llh ilVh ~"
tifl t0iih nf hfs Naiaihii Tho Wpln lhlk "tine" W
have nttnhafd ihrhistiyps ~ lin lul 30 Wpmi him Ia,
iiDN saUn vii mamma dll Wen y hsh'' h'He 'V'e'
aii nihmnn come down snlts ,htt Woo4 afHon
Kniy ihp oldest daughter nu1 he hlut nWisi Ia.
% 30 yUd lnd my wiir much better hshl nnt nint nn. @
thni tntrfit. M wha tall grave man. p'o WIN 'hN
lots and nights Of Watching a., . ..,, ,,, .,
answer thclt questions. -, h ,ooL bts M,
nn in great hurry" he snil as he tooR nls nn
"t tiiisf eo to "A patient who is dnngor0usN III lns
evening vii call again have lett lMlructon' WIZ"
the nurse -. 81 ..o,oorrit Il, +he
conf,rl ~ tho patient she Wa pfQiessonhul u ei.t
aud Silent The children playing ON tue snits Nee 'u
to make no noise Tho gloomy day wore on % el We p
tient slept and was not disturbed. But that nlgh .s
tIey went 10 bed they were allowed TO go IN hhn NJ
tIelr mother good night This privilege h1d peen ue9u
,h,, stsiv ad tbelr e hearts responded Win Joy TO
he Invitation Mauma vas better or sle eV11 nV @ 1.e
them The doctor lad cured her They would lo'e MN
Size vas Seiy Pale but smiling, and her nrst words to
them we're ...,,
1in 1ianfFget fF,, !" etisd the children "w you take us
"ho d Long, lonh lq.rptSy, ..,s ps,, Mo sos.
tot h oflefeA Ael TO- she VIII get ven IN the ora 60
e%faR t6lBs x tAttistAHt codhttt, mosc bcsttitt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
tRlrrtnlL tDKE.

JfQW inc Il OlHD JtTIts' u.. . ...l
Nr eh1fcr was eugaggt 10 the stunning np of .cNc
before Judge Maryin when splth eitetet nc room 20 ~
on tapd 5t te trial sn of his 6wp Sa.gS vhig ii
the natural gis possssel b3 tie lnfiet Yl5n YlNNsI
iils st1,,fstisH tsii1 E8Hi Ne fifl 8Ibrk F6h ihf
t5ftt8i, aht htr Ne ti6se rs eStft 'tf e6iit 6,b
rlrf rise thi ibai AZ ~ ets thiiftt1g. HI ftMifh
Ms EfsaHaffs} ttg ,ht3 sttH tTi liig tl'sq'
iuahiNs Va Als ~ Hfsf3 tiNihte- l'NN7 tff- tilfsh
/ rs l@4A Ia ma. hs 4tH'Hirtl " AtNthtf iets. Y
sAitt u g4Le " i4ee ~ efiis iy tNstt 4 'ffl "
WA3 T. het4 " hMfss wa " v . ttigt NA4 sl-eii
GQAtlQs tie i 3D. aAlNg iQtf AeW si.4i ~ lN. rNI
sneaked oyer w sh lefa slle aAA NAnpe4 u 7 Sysgs
i0utll. Air 5AllerN % 5t dgNN l0N lNieN4' ilNt y
sA0lti sLaip ~ aA au-ly lAdf4tuHe i-r e4s.i ~ !
hardly rasHnei Aii eeai hneN Switn t3il", ~ ~ ~ III N
saer doesft speak louder. u Ae doe, not he VII lNss
tlc casa beyond o shadow ol duupt,' Again del lne
client pu at thu tail Ol saIer and npule lim 70
sneak louder and more di the aaAcl shA4ei ps'
der lill tn his scat Wltl-a blessing,
SWith made third essay III the fuehls htillis
q, sbafer Is beaten; DO might as Nei throw np lbo
suouec: the deaf iryman has decided upon fettl as
he is gazing Xcdy the nOOr and he won LOOK up l
les, he hears more then he does al present. "nO1d
heavens, do YOU think so ~ Cllculiel the citht tei
family do" replied Smith. The lOuse l. cooA,d'
THO now thoroughly frightened man jumped mp ia =
chair so as To command tho attention OF lne Court ad
with a roar like that OF bOreal blast lie drowned even
the voice OF shalcr, and impOrcI the JUICE " compel
Mr. Shafer 10 speak louder in order thaI ie foreman Oh
tbe Jury WHO was deaf as stone, nAsht near hlh
sLrieks OF laughter and perfect tornado oi miilh
brought the trial OF the action 10 sudden Termination
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

than even me lovely South" said tho mother fa'n'y'

than even the lovely sout' said the mother fain''y,
aud will not come back"
80 You are going alone, mamma j. asked Katy .L--
no" said the mother IN n low, sweet yoic' I" am
not going alone. My Physician goes with me. Kiss me
goodbye my dear ones for I'm the morning before you
are awake shall he gone You will all come 70 me when
yol nro made ready but each mdst mako the Journey
aono." l.t lid. t...r.u
In Tic morning she was gone. Wien The children
awpkc their fahet told c of the beautiful country NJ
which she h'd safely agrlyed while they sHpt;.. ,,
"f s sSI eliial OF iraei and NE horsecn thctcor"
tlrr iaiel iod tlcu s0lenlly. ID l.tnnl...s tEIl...
re,iic sota9r lIiic peaff AID lapflfc a eAf8sel
~ tle ln rs % these iDll fless CN dgir NBe u5Ntl
Ai,ui theiE inaief iieY suy Sitc liza eohe "a loN
Joy" auiat.y Niett ai1 hi0uihg thNI real Va liar
ht6li l i1 aSrS f f''t aI lbd %i'tlc tiSt
i'iIls6if siiii l!e Iiiliie feits ig0lL S5es
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
A ToUOHINg STORY

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when, 70 1904 NY niece MIS- Jane, ~ - wsa,I,IWW waI,W
she had essOns w painting from NJ III ~ NE be-
innnH Of the Hessnn ho told my lneo tow al, lu"s
about his litlla hnnio terrier called hodnp in was
0bliRnd tn leave rnIlA fnr in and n1l buing hba W
tnh0 the dog with HIM lofl n W ehnfse ot lnen' w
s0ne ourlul, ohlnoe tho friend was called suidepy 10
~ rolnfslllg and, not knowing what ~ hn WIN lhp
lltila creature nok n win HIN iinih man hlil dog
reached l inlnrsburg safely hit shortly nri lhrr AZ
liyn the dog wns lest, aud, though every ennri was
made 10 recover n, NJ, Ills fflnni was ohlkrl W
write and any that AeOrn" was hOppnsHy lost Abiut
ihn end NJ May m0ntha after The letter hai been
received NJ II N cne ~ usual 10 giyo hs lcsaon. iio
aered ia great grief aud ~ broken nrcens asked 10 bo
excused from giving the lesson, ~ hr wts niu inrnp
able of t "My poor little dog my loor llttlo hVgV
was nil that nc could sny for sOinr time,
At last, ioing encouraged ly his pnplH ynphtly no
told her Tho whole story. For some tlmg inlscsanc,
hnliatnryrd dog covered with Hcara and bruises hal
pcrliscd IN pcrnplng NJ ila door AMI thr Hrfynhs.
being annoyed by s persistence, hrhol thn doE hpwn.
Alnta repeatedly Bnt ~ aoDh ~ " tccDirri rom ll'
fall n returned 90 tho door nnd r'newrd tho scfnthnR.
Whruryrr Nr In entered or left tho house, the dog
kent jumping upon him and trying In every way 70 ~
rnct hs attention At last an idea flashed acrqis his
mind Could this disrepnahlq looking animal be ny any
posaible chnnrr the dog which had been lost Mt ~
botnrsbirgl He lxed hls oycs upon II, nnl snli
Mcdoro I" The dog gave piercing cry, nud ieil y!
his feet lie picked II mp. carried " into the house and
iaid N gently on sofa. Iu Mtioro was dcad Any
ono who can fail 10 appreciate the Intense pathos OF t!
little story the cruo trial 10 tho little animal VINO hai
travelled alone those thousands OF weary miles 10 hnyq
to plead 40 long TO his master for rccognon ana
tho feeling of the poor master when he realized the sur
fering he had caused to his faithful little dog suffering
hundred times more hitter, ge yenuIe 70 anirnl mn
heart In his bosom with blind side tor tho annnl world
round him,