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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-21
The Superior Times.
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iberia scourge.
We have had some genuine hot
weather this week
Nice fresh eggs at
NEIL Smiths
1t is said that the trout fishing in
the BruIe river is excellent.
The Badger Band boys are talk
ingup a picnic for the glorious Fourth
i New Prints Of the latest spring
i STYLES, at RoY's.
Mr. Warren Potter, of Chippewa
Falls, was in the city on Friday, and
called.
/ Mr. Ansley came horne from
Mora last Saturday and spent Sunday
with bis family.
Nice Maple Sugar at
NEIL SNrrHs.
The Rev. ". Benson preached
i two excellent sermons IN the H. E.
church lust Sunday
Duluth is to have three circuses
this season. The people across the
+ bay have our symDathies.
Mems seIf-adjusting rubbers, at
Rows.
f The first cargo Of single shipped
! this season went out on the schooner
Belle Stevens on Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Robinson, lake man,
and brother Of our ALT Robinson, was
( in town one day this week.
The largest and finest line Of
Gents boots and shoes in the city at
Rows.
The Rev. c. L. Sieight took his
final leave of our town and his con-
+ gregation last Saturday morning.
Mr.. Thomas Dunzmore, Of Moose
Lake, }Iinn., was in the city last
Thursday and made US pleasant
c;IL
Fresh oranges. lemons. etc. at
NEIL SzTHs.
An Ill unocctpied baHIing near
Common Point went up ia flames and
smoke last Friday evening. Loss
small.
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I'LL, o..,r
,-
Roy'e.
Mr.. Waldo : now ready to sun
DIV Won with anvshiag YOU wan. in the
hardware line 1T lis new store on
second street.
Il nice line Of ladies' and Misses
shoes IN all the leading makes, at
I,'f =
The Episcopal Mite society viii
meet with Mrs james Newton, next
ae@,iaF evening. Al cordially IN
Flyed u attend.
Seine Irvine and Swiss Embroid-
cry In ala eoiors' Tor tidieT at
no
Dr. ). II. FOX has moved INTO
oo.-'s a. '''1 - 49, 80 ''-1
.r+ =. ~ - '''' '''" ~
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ven = ana boys canvas SHOES
-Ar Neil Smith went to ~. Paul
last Tuesday on business. He went
down to see why these things are thus
y at the Y. P. headquarters.
Straw Hats, 1T almost your own
price at Y. Rows.
Mr. Rrool-s Skinned ,no+bey. scow
load Of brick to Duluth last Wednes-
day, He viii start the fires for the
new burn in about two weeks.
-Forananub : Tarbox' drivino
boots and shoes. at Rows.
Superior Hook and Ladder No.
l. is the way the good looking SIGN
reads. which now adorns the front Of
the building used by the company.
Coo Holeon,b i one Of the boss
F gardeners Of the Northwest. He has
our thanks for b0untifuI supply Of
pie plant sent in one dav this week.
IF van want = Good Organ chem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Official Call by the Executive Com.
mittee.

Al meeting Of the member Of The Denerstk
state Executive COMMITTEES, held ct cbsslciss -
the 18th day Of April, 1854, Q Convention sn OILED
TO mcet nj the
CITY OF WHEELING, On the ~
day or July, 1854,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
A sad Drowning.


HANLIN, W. Va, June "a sad case OF
drowning occurred in Mud river, at this
place, to-day. Andrew Holt. a young man
twenty.three years ofage, son of Mr.. Harri-
son Holt, in company with several town
boys, went up Mud river some two hundred
wards from Hamlin, seining. The young
man while in the middle Of the stream car
rying the net stepped into a deep hole and
sank to its bottom, to rise no more in life.
Two of his companions, Messrs, Warren
Holley and Charles Thomas, Immediately
plunged in after the young man, but soon
became strangled and would have losh their
lives had it not been for the timely arrival
of Rev. Thompson who succeeded in rescu-
ing them. An alarm was soon given which
brought the assistance of l. +. Curry, who
succeeded in recovering the body of young
Holt with a graphing hook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY.

TINE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEW
i eral districts Of Ohio county, are requested 10
assemble al the places hereinafter mentioned, on
SATURDAY. JUNE II, 1884, between the hours Of
and O'Clock D. m, and elect three delegates 70
the County Convention 10 be held at the Hall Of the
Honss Of Delegates, In the City Of Wheeling, on
MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1884, al 10 O'Clock a m, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates. for the dii-
ferent county Offices, and for members Of the House
Of Delegates and for the appointment Of conterees
10 the Senatorial convention.
The following places and judgts have been selected
or the purpose Of holding aid election:
Washington District - yigilant Hose Hou.e
judge Michael Edwards, and Georye Bhodenbsush
Fulton Dissatisfaction School House. judges
Edward Hamm and August scbeuizner.
Madton Distriet-Market House judges DAME,
sehambta and J. B. Sheppard
Clay Distriet-Court House Judges August Rolf
and Michael Reilly.
Union District-Atlantic Engine House yudge.
Clsper Hell and Peter Perrell
Center Distriet-Hose House. Judges Lewis De-.
brugge and VIM. Myles
Webster Dissrict-Uniied Engine House. judas,
J. N. Todd and Charles Rice
Kitchie District-Hose House Judges cha,ie,
0tte and Lander Nix.
Tnadeiphla District-LAxson's Hotel Juaz.-
VIM. 7. Chambers and Daniel 5. ThornburK. Toll
Gate, Judges, PiztoT Zane and NJ T. Carr Robin
sons, Precinct No. 3, judges, James Robinson and
Samuel Mcconnell.
Richland District Richland School House. Judse
Peter DelsplAin and William Conneiley; and Glea's
Ran School HOuse, Judges J. W. McCoIioch and
Thomas Garden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06

is able to be out again. Charley Chambers
has began clerking in the New York branch
store. The sheet mill and night turn OF
the plate mill at the Etna are of. but viii
resume on Monday The c. d 7. railroad
is having a gravel walk made from Trips
shoe store to the depot An effort will be
made to secure the pardon Of Dan Stewart,
now in the Ohio penitentiary for outrage.
Yesterday the morning accommodation on
the C.. & Z. killed fine COW above town.
Mr.. Thos Lennehen and wife are at Steu-
benville. the guests of friends. The Buck
eye and Elson glass works are doing well.
Charley Selby. who graduated from our
schools last week, is learning to lay brick.
The way the kids carried on at the the CLAY
land Griffith wedding on Wednesday night
was simply disgraceful. About fifty OF them
appeared about I O'Clock and kept up a
fearful racket for fully three hours thai.
could be heard for several blocks away.
The fences were torn down and the house
pelted with stones and tin cans, breaking
windows and making it unsafe for those in
side to appear The officiating minister
came out once and attempted to quiet the
BOYS, when he was pelted with old tin cans,
etc. This serenading thing is becoming
monotonous. The authorities should stop it.
The Standard Mill is only working three
heats daily, ON account of the heat Mr.
John Pennington, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks, is again at work In
Spencer's shop. The work OF laying the
brick on the large warehouse at the Laugh
lin Mill is being pushed forward vigorously.
Martin Ferry will be well represented at
Beaver The sale of tickets began on
Wednesday. Give us a new depot. Yes
terday Ed. Brown, living in Bonleys addi-
ton, was arrested and fined s. and costs for
stealing strawberries from Judge Cochran.
MIR. VIM. Greer of Milton, Ill, is the guest
of his brother Mr. Thos. Greer, of this city.
Yesterday wagon loaded with casks be-
longing to Mr. John Clifford broke down
near the Sherman House. A little boy OF
Mr.. Beyman, the jeweler, is laid up with
typhoid fever The Ladies Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. Johns in 4Etnaville this
Friday afternoon. A fine new carpet is be-
ing put down in the I. p. church. There
will be strawberry and ice cream social at
the Second NJ +. church on Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Geo. Vennum has bought a lot
on Broadway in the Garden Spot" Tor
$500 Great interest is manifested in the
convention.
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A MIRACLE.
1t VIII Require One to Defeat the Man
From Maine.
Spsridl 10 N, Register.

IT WIFI Require One to Defeat the Man
From Maine.
lspccial 10 the Register.
CHICAGO, June 6-An adjournment OF
tie convention was had at 2 o'clock this
morning. 1t is Blaine victory over the
combined opposition. Nothing less than a
miracle can avert Blaines nomination
SOON after the opening of the convention at
IL clock this morning. The Blaine man
ayers claim he will be nominated on
the third ballot, with votes TO
spare. The anti-Blaine people think
they will yet be able to defeat Blaine
with a candidate yet to be developed.
Blaine did not want ballot tonight, as a
combination of Edmunds and Arthur men
had been made to push Arthur ahead of
Blaine on the first ballot. The Blaine men
want at least FIVE ballots in succession
when they begin. The anti-Blaine people
still boast confidently that they can defest
Blaine to-day even if they do not succeed in
making nomination. Jf. B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
REPUBLICAN, ORAloRY.
CONTINUED from First Page.]

agreeable to the mob. The nominating
s1eeches could hardly be heard within short
distance from the stage, owing to constant
confusion. At times there were strong indi.
cations that the alleged convention would
break up owing to the great confusion Una.
bour the outlook is still uncertain. Blaine
is forging slowly ahead and odds are in his
favor as against the field, Opposition to
him has not been able to concen-
trate ON any one man, and unless
thew do so before many ballots are taken
MulHgan Blaine will triumph. bob Ian,
coin still looms up as the most likely dark
horse to down the Plumed Postum. The
convention will most likely come to some
conclusion to-day, Friday, although it is
not unlikely that the dawn of Saturday will
come before a choice is made, Beer and
whisky flow more freely than the waters OF
the Ohio. J. ?. B.
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4 CLEVELAND CRANK
Entertains n Select Audience at the
Mcclure House.

Entertains n Select Audience at the
Mcclure House.
A well developed crank styling himself
Professor Zedicker, Of Cleveland, O., held
IN enthusiastic Seance at the Mcclure House
arlorS last evening. The Professor, who
registered early in the evening, was taken
charge of by Col. Harrison, who introduced
him to the boys at large, to whom he kind
" presented numerous autographs written
on the back of the Mcclure House advertiz-
ing cards. After the card act was over, he
invited his new friends to the parlors where
he entertained large and enthusiastic au-
dience by various musical compositions Of
his own manufacture. scrceched out in Il
style that was original to say the least. Sev-
eral poems were also recited by
the poet, his insane gestures bringing
down the house A funny feature Of the
entertainment was the introductions of va
rious persons during the exercises, the poet
pauSingin his song orrecitatiOn long enough
for the introduction to be performed and
then taking up the thread Of his song or
poem where he had been interrupted. The
professor then in order to combine business
with pleasure sold a round number of
pamphlets at ID cents each, containing his
unprecedented answer to Bob IngersOll.
Eighteen thousand of them he had sold
during the past week" he constantly reit-
Grated 10 the audibly smiling. audience
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Democratic majority ......................
A LITTLE SCAMP,
Caught Stealing, Gives Wheeling "a His

Caught Stealing. Gives Wheeling "a His
Home.
Samuel 4 Seigle own a store on Main
street in Little Washington. On Wednes-
day Mr.. Harry Samuel was standing in front
of the store talking to some one and observ-
ing boy standing in by the counter he
asked MIN what he wanted, when he re-
piled he would like to buy handkerchief
and as soon as he went home and got ten
cents he would take it, When the boy
went out Mr.. Samuers suspicious were
aroused and he looked in the money drawer
to find only a few pen,
nies.- He gave chase and caught
the boy near the B. 4 o. water tank,
When he saw Samuel coming he dropaed
the four dollars he had taken, in front OF the
Adams Express Office. Samuel got his
money and made information against him
before Justice DonehoO. where he plead
guilty but said his father was in town and
told him to steal the money He was COM
mitted to Jail TO await his trial at court.
He says be is nine years cid and gives his
name as John Rider and his residence as
Wheeling. An effort was made to find the
father but TO no purpose.
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LIFE m THE CITY.
Some of Yesterdays interesting
Town Happenings.
The Sptz Assigpment---A Character at
the McLue---Some fsany
figures---VariOus FOwn
News.

A member of the Pittsburg firm of the
Famous Hatters." which made an assign
ment the other day, is evidently misin-
formed. He makes statements that are not
the same as those made by the officials
here, in regard TO the attachments issued
and the available assets. The creditors
will be glad if what he says is true. Last
nights Leader says.
Dispatches from Wheeling this morning
state that the firm Of p. Spitz i Son. en-
gagged in the gents furnishing goods and
Eat trade at that place, made an assign
ment. Yesterday statements were made to
the effect that attachments had been made
bv Wallace, Atkinson 4 Co, OF Philadel-
phia, for $SOS; Harper i Bro, Wheeling
S32l; Wheeling Electric Light company,
SI5. and Trimble L Lutz, 81. The same
firm has an establishment on Smithheld
street in this city which it was said that the
assignment would cover. The Wheeling
concern began business about three
months ago but lately it has been sus-
pected of being in a bad financial shape
Ibis morning the Pittsburg branch was
visited but none of the firm could be seen
The store was open, doing business, and
from a relative Of the firm the following ey-
PLANTATION was received: 1T is true, said
he, that an assignment has been made but
the affair has been hugely exaggerated by
Wheeling correspondents Of the press. The
attachments ma lie would not foot up to
more than $780, and the stock in the Wheel
ing store is worth from 81 900 to so, 000.
The attachment made By Harper L Bro, of
Wheeling, amounted to something over $50
instead of 1921, as the papers have stated,
TIE fact is when the firm saw they were get
hing in deep water they made an EFFORT to
secure an extension. The creditors whose bills
an up in the thousands readily assented 20
the extension, but the small creditors began
to be tricky and instituted suits The firm
determined to prevent the FESTIVE creditors
from making a haul; hence the assignment
was made. Had tn extension been granted,
The firm would have tided over the difficulty
without trouble. They showed no DISPOSE
ton to defraud their creditors as they paid
out large sums of money a day or two be-
fore the assignment W made. | suppose
the trouble will embrace the Pittsburg
house" The informant declined to give
any figures in reference to the assets or liza
bilities, but stoutly held that the creditors
who had been'lenient with the firm would
.eceiye dollar for dollar.
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The Great Cut
MARTINS FERRY,

Poor Police Authority-Church sociaI-In-
dustrial Notes.
Yesterday Henry Thesis and Miss Mag
gle Porter, daughter of Mrs. Anna Porter
residing in the Garden Spot were married
at St Clairsviie, quietly by Rev. Miner pas
tor of the NJ. Z. Church, of that place.
Mr.. James Mcintosh is the happy father of
q ten pound girl Yesterday Mr.. Ed.
Grossly. of MingO, was in the city. voIl-
hardt's barber shop is closed on account of
the death of the sister Of the proprietor.
George Yollhardt, Thomas Fury, Of this
place, is at Sharon, Pa, visiting friends.
On Wednesday evening two RtnaviIIe boys
and two well known girls of this
city while out skiff riding
upset and narrowly escaped drowning.
Win Blood, who has been laid up with fever
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06

pieces which were thorougiiyenjoyed by those
present During the afternoon G. & Stiiei.
Rev Eisenlohr. DIR. Ulrich and Rev. Krum-
dick all made fine speeches on the origin
of the society and the great benefit to be
derived socially BY the forming Of such So
ciety. which brings into close contact all
our Oldest and most prominent citizens.
The speakers were listened with the greatest
attention BY the immense audience The
reunion was grand success and everything
passed off in fine style Artist Myles was
on the grounds with his instrument and
took photograph OF the entire society in
group The Opera House orchestra was
also placed before the instrument.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06

If you ore suffering with low and de,
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility disordeCed, blood, weak constitution,
headache, orany disease of bilious nature
by all means procure bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters Sold at fifty
cents q bottle BY Logan & Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06

PITrsBuRG, June 5.-A Somerset, Pa,
special says five hundred laborers employed
by the Collins Bros, contractors on the
South Pennsylvania road, struck yesterday.
During the evening a number Of them got
into free fight on the Diamond, and one
man was fatally injured by being struck on
The head with a stone The contractors
will pay the strikers off to-day or tomorrow,
when trouble is expected, as about two hun.
dred Italians, who appear to be the leaders,
will he DISCHARGED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
Committee on Cred

CHICAGO, June 5.-The Committee on
Credentials concluded its labors at two
o clock this afternoon and voted to admit
the Malone delegation from Virginia, in the
Fourth Maryland district the sitting mem.
bers r. W. Jordon and Ii. w. Rogers both
for Blaine seated. In the Sixth New York
John j. O'Brien and John II. Brady
seated. In the Nineteenth New York Jas
Lamb and Henry Houk seated. In the
Twenty-frst Pennsylvania J. f. Ssyres was
admitted: In the Twenty-second Pennsyl.
yania Chris J.. Magee and Vim. Flynn were
admitted. The Tennessee contest was held
over for action this morning. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
BRIDGEPORT.
An Interesting Budget of News Gathered
Yesterday.

An Interesting budget OF Ne"s Uahsreu
Yesterday.
A new schedule of C., l.. & W. trains
will take effect Sunday, June sth. A crowd
of young folks had picnic at Ridgeways
Grove, yesterday, and report a very pleasant
time. Will Higgins is quite sick. A little
accident occurred at the Standard yester-
,lay throwing off the mill about an houI.
Mr. John Robinson, prominent business
map of Warrington, W. Va, is in the city.
Considerable excitement prevails here over
the Chicago Convention. James Wells,
Secretary of the Bellaire Window Glass
Works, was in town yesterday. Heinlen :
building is rapidly approaching completion
and will when finished add much to the APP
pearance OF the town. Sunday is children's
day and great preparations are being
made by the Methodist + piscOpal
Sunday School to celebrate the same.
A number of Bridgeportcrs have received
invitations to attend the Beaver commence
ment Mr.. A. Hammer is the happy father
of a fourteen pound baby baby VIM Nc
Collough, of New Athens was in the city
Yesterday. Engine No. 50, demolished in
the recent collision, is again on duty look
ing we'll Mr. Frank Tppon and Miss Mag
gle Gilmore, who were married on Tuesday
evening, were serenaded last night by Bos.
tons band. A fine repast was served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
OF Greut Value to vocalists.
KNOXVILLE, WESTMINSTER Co, MY.
A.. % 1909

KNOXVILLE, WESTMINSTER Co, MY,
August 90 1882.
had carelcssly exposed myself and sns.
tanned a very severe and tight cold on my
chest and in my throat. ] procured ALI
cocks Porous Pasters and applied one on
the chest well up on the throat, and relief
came readily the soreness of my chest was
removed, and my vocal organs were kept
clear the entire past winter, enabling me to
fulfill the public engagements in different
parts of this country.
No more NAV be said than that Allcocks
Porous Plaster, ifapplied by afflicted vocal
lists, will greatly assist their local rendition
in public B. FRASKLNG CHURCH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
Yesterdays SUPREME COURT.

Large Number of Cases Argued and Sub
mitted or Continued.
John Robrecht VS. s. W Wharton, Ohio
county, continued.
n. Stansburg VS.. R. Henderson, ct al,
Brooke county, submitted.
+. Marling, ST.. W. John Robrecht, Ohio
county, continued.
The following cases were submitted:
State VS.. c. A McCsnn, Brooke; Daniel
Lamb. trustee, vs. Alex. Laughlin; same
VS.. PannelTs administrator; Thos Fawcett
4 Son VS. P, C. 4 ST. L. r. r. Co, Brooke;
WIN. Sodiker, vs. Lewis Apologize, Brooke;
NJ. Reilly, ct al, VS.. +. ". Oglebay, ct al,
Ohio; I. L. Hornbrook VS.. c. Y. Lucas,
Ohio.
The following were continued Simeon
johnson, VS.. B. 4 o. R. r. Co, Marshall;
Cynthia Stewart VS. Samuel Stewart Han
cock
J. G. MARSHAL, EsI., Of Hancock, /.
C. Wright, of Brooke, II. c. Showater, Of
Richie, were admitted to practice.
. Francis j. Hazlewood vs.. City Of Charles
ton, writ of error allowed, bond 81, 200.
No order will be made until to-day upon
the writ Of Nj n'amus by Auditor Miller, for
the assessor Of Brooke county.
Ad burned until 10 A. n to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
Roane County Democratic Convention.

SptcldI tOTr5spoHdT1l6T y FH1 hfyIa'T'
SPENCER, W. Va, June 3.-One of the
largest and most enthusiastic Democratic
conventions ever held in Roanc county, as
sembled at Walton, the 3lst., inst. Jesse
Roach and Andrew Park were nominated
for the House of Delegates by reclamation,
Roane is for Hassltr for Auditor. The
Democracy in this county was never in a
better condition. She will give five hun
dred Democratic majority this fall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
Advice tn MOtherH.

Mrs Winslow'S Soothing Syrup, for chill.
!ren teething is the prescription of one OF
he best female nurses and physicians in
he United States, and has been used for
orty years with never-failing success BY
millions of mothers for their children. Dur
ng the process of teething its value is in
alCulable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
Ures dysentery and diarrhpa, gripping in
he bowels. ond wind-colio. By giving
hralth to the child it rests the mother.
| rice 25c a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-06
A Startling Discovery.

Mr. VIM. Johnson, of Huron OAK, writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for. many years, and that al.
remedies tried gave no permanent relief
until he procured bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which had magical effect and
produced permanent cure. 1t is guaran-
teed to cure all diseases Of Throat Lungs
or Bronchial Tubes
Trial bottles lOc. at Logan h Co.'S drug
store. Large size $l.00.
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The Singular Vow 81 n Swiss Gentleman.

The Lonnon correspondent of the Irish
Times to-day reports the death of "A peddlcr
who sold knickknacks on tray on London
Bridge and pretended to be deaf and dumb.
Though clothed in rags he was a Swiss
gentleman OF fortune, who, stung by re-
morse, had taken VOW that he would not
open his lips for ten years, and that he
would go bareheaded and barefooted and
forcgo for twenty years all the advantages
which fortune had bestowed upon him. He
stuck to his vow, and was in his fourteenth
year of voluntary servitude when he died,
in Southwark Workhouse on Tuesday.