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q uhinn,n,nn Fln,eI,sl.

I Jim Lee, the Ghinanan who runs the
laundtyon Market street above Twelfth,
was Yesterday arraigned before Squire
Peterman on q charge oil assault and bat
terry, preferred by George Bennett the
Young man who was fined on Monday by
Squire llrklel for an assault on the same
,Chinaman. The evidence yesterday was
all for the prosecution, and the SQUIRE
lined jim 81 and costs, but raised the flne
to soto allow him 10 appeal to the Cir
cuit Court, which he did, Judge Gram
mer and City Solicitor 0'Keefe represent
ed Jim, while the prosecution was In the
hands Of eounaellors Marshall and Girls
WALL
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Shortly after s O'Clock last evening OH.
cers Cronelian and West made descent
on boat house lying q short distance
above The mouth OF the creek and just
below the r., W. & Ky. freight house, and
captured two women aud one man. They
were taken TO the lookup, where they
rnye the names OF Mary Williams and
..Kisp Walton and Charles Emmett. The
women arc said to belong to the Wooster
house ON the South Side. The boat has
for some time past had bad reputation
% q resort ior evil disposed peIsona.
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.rlieNalL.hitN.
meeting Of The iysstera soeiasian At PIT.

hutgh.
There was a largely attended meeting 4
the Western Nail Association at Pitts
bureh yesterday Mr.. George Wise, Sec
rotary; Alonzo Loripg, Benyood; Alexan-
der 'Lsushlin, Martins Ferry; w. +.
Hearne, j. D. Dubois, H. NJ Priest and
CD. Hubbard, Wheeling Samuel Laugh;
lin, Mingo Junction; w. Il. Wallace,
.s.eubenyil!e, andrept tstiyes 'front.' tie
mills al Ironton,s Ashland and Bslleyille,
were among those present from outside Of
Pittsburgh. PfesidentJ. N.iyance, of this
city, Is sill in the East and was not pres
Little could be learned last night after
the Wheeling represent lives returned to
the city as toiwhat was done, except that
the following resolution was adopted; alter
some discussion: x
WnIRRAs, There Is nothing in the con-
dition Of the nail market TO warrant o
change In the existing nail caro-, therefore
belt ii ~ 4 ~,
RSso.red, That We hereby reaftirm the
So 25 card with the customary discounts.
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Aneiln,lt n,I tnaI,. q q.

AtaJs.e hour Monday. night in coming
down yelling grade, between Bolton and
Cameron, the rear part OF 9 freight train
broke loose and the train hands on that
part being unable to man the brakes sui:
ficiently strong to hold IT, It crashed into
the forward section. Three or four cars
were thrown from the track and badly
broken ,iip and other cars were broken in
the wreck. The brok ken cars were brought
into the city Yesterday. II
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atmospheric at the Psrkthia evening.
@6msriage license1 we're issrea yea
terday.
GHiEf OF PcLIcr sMiTH got homo from
Cleveland last evening.
TINS Council Commit Zee on Real Estate
iscalled to meet this evening.
A PEoMisESF young merchant Of willow
lsland, w. Va, viii soon lead 70 the altar
onelof Wheeling's most attractive bellies.
DANIEL WEsr, Captain q the new 6api-
tai base bail club, Of the East End, issues
4 challenpe TO the Standards or Riversides,
toplay q match game next Saturday on
tie Tunnel Green.
WIN. HALPiS. q typo on the 1aTGltl-
aRScER, left y yesterday for Columbus, Ohio,
10 attend the Deaf Mute Reunion. Messefs.
Frazier, steenrod and Welson leave at
9o'clock this morning.
WtLI1AM McKsIcHr, John Co.'s, Robert
Bunch and Robert Finley were brought
down TO Martins Ferry from 81. glaira,
vile yesterday by Sheriff sedwick and
were tried before Mayor Mitchell Tor
stealing. They were Iemanded to jail IN
default OF Dali.
GEORGE PRICE was yesterday the victim
Of an as anlt at the Junk shop in which
he Is employed on tue South Side. Els
aesailent was Abbie Klatterbuck, who az
forwards went before Squire Davis and
plead guilty OF assault and battery, aud
paid s5 and costs.
JENNIE EKs was yesterday released from
the county jail after serving thirty,da
sentence imposed. by the Police Court tol
keeping q house OF Ill fame. She had
Thirty days additional TO serve for selling
beer without q license, but she took en- ap
peal 70 the Circuit Court on this charge
and gave bond. Z.
ABour 5 o'clock Inst evening tha Island
hose company was called out to extin'
enish a bIsEs on South Huron street
There was plenty cfsmoke, but the fire
did not amount 70 much. The content.
Of a large tar kettle used blythe men who
are resandinp:. and tarring the street hao
caught fire accidentally.
TnE recent numerous rains have
thoroughly saturated the ground In this
vicinity and grape growers say that q little
warm weather Is all that is now needed T.
produce the finest crop Of grapes known
.Iior years. Apples were never more
lplentiful; orchards in every direct ion are
filled with trees laden with the fruit
almost to the point Of breaking of the
limbs. /.
II. ]. FRLBER yesterday swore out awar
Irantin police court for John Murdoch, lr.
for last driving in the alley opposite the
Cathedral. Squire Felber says younE
MuIdoek makes 9 constant. practice Of rid
ling through this much ffequented alley q
q dangerous pace. After the warrant wa
served Mnrdock took the complainant L
task for II, and il is alleged abused anc
threatened him. Fort hisconduct a peace
1 warrant was issued by Squire Phillips
both cases Wilt heard to-day. !
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clneInnnii ana .Rstnrn q on.

The Pittsbursh, Cincinnati & ST; Louis
Railroad Company will sell Tor trains
leaving Wheeling, Ftiday, August %; al
1928 a. y, city time, arriving at Clncin.
natl at 45f ". aud al s:40f.lrl, affiy.
ing at Cincinnati at 8 10!A. n ,,round trip
tickets at the rateof 500. Tickets good
until August 81. ,5l
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alne gatslIissassl.
New Advert Isonasa.s.
wanlpd- eIIlto as IIoa.ewo.k.
1E1iO Main st.

ollses M. esi,na "a foufteeatli streai.ll.s
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wanted flto 40 Homework.
ionnS,YRnted - " -, -
Fallstyies Nnbby Hlts-DIngers'. -
Wanted iWashefWoman- lIeLnte House.
ASlsfloattpg Castle 81 I'D. II I. BehIenE. ~
Notice Nail tee1efsh Onion q = l',i
New 1mpotte 4 MAJ atonl-A MechcnAt.
Dihmordt ~. g. Hon. ~ & + III =. y Il
hand Music-.f. w. banner. q :. s "a
Forslla r. denee aud City OF heeling Bonds,
inktfietsons GU Piano Ms Hntehlrs.
Prof. IL u. afbenz- Mtsieah Instruction.. sS 4
StfsyeG-tawEeJoh ohm AfbenS; II ]. h ~
ateiia eolle glaze ilustit Tor Young Ladies and
Isssc stock q peeEsts &c, Stanton q
Davenport ~ g I - l4lt 4
FOR Rent and For sala-Fafms and Houses-'
James a hents- tsufthpage.
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whseiine isaishts.

Units account Of the K. Of 2. eneamn.
ment on Rocky river, near CLEVELAND, tie
Lead Il OF that city Gays
about 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon q
division marched into the camp that at
tracted considerable attention. II twas the
GWur de Leon No. Of Wheeling, Va!
The ne3, who were tall, well Shaped
Knights, marched finely TO the music Of
the Wheeling band, which accompanied
them. They are located In comfortable
tents near the brigade head uarters.
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GEORGE PRICE was yesterday the victim
Of an assault at the junk shop in which
he Is employed on the South Side; His
assailent was Abbie Klatterbuck, who at.
forwards went before squire Davis and
plead guilty Of assault and battery, aud
rna;d az ond noafa y Q -, j
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coianbus, OHIO, state Fair.
The Baltimore & ohio;will sell excur,
sion tickets on August 81 and September
i, 2, 8 and 4, for 81 round trip.
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SILVER PLATED Knife, Fork and
Spoon for School Set e s's z
JACOB w. GRUBB, Jeweler.
DEDUCTIONS.

10 make room. for our incoming Fall
StockWe shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Snitings ut greatly
reduced prices. O. HESS q SONS.
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IYnrIs On enc OltrHnl,.

The special Joint Council committee on
fitting up and furnishing the City Hall
met last evening to op6n bids for builds
ing the lookup cages and kalsomining
and alabastintng. There were q large
numberof bidsior building the cells, but
that of the Wheeling Hinge Company
was considered the best, and the commit
tee decided TO award 1t the contract lat its
bid Of 81, 1855 20. The works. to be com
plsted inside Of sixty days from the time
Designing the contract.
The contract for alabastining, etc, was
awarded to Sam yoltz, al, his bid of $50
/ He has done good work Of this kind in
theb building in the past and will fix up
the new Council chambers and other
rooms in nice style.
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9TnEBELLAlnH GLAsswoRKERs

Z. 7kli 60 lfii
And o her News from Bellaire2No Start
Made Yet.
Judge st. Clair Kelly was in town yes
terday. y
Mrs. Peter Peterson arrived here from
Cleveland Yesterday. ~, Sc
a German canary bird peddler was
abonttown yesterday.
Mr. George Alaring is moving into the
Mayer dwelling on Guernsey street.
The Benwood ferry boat burns wire in
the stove Of the waiting room these cool
days.
MayorsD D. w. Cooper is moving into his
new residence Of the head Of Belmont
street. Is,
Superintendent B. n. Jones got back
yesterday eyeAing alter his summers
vacation.
k George Robinson, Republican candi.
date Tor County Treasurer, was In town
yesterday.
iowingito the total absence ii aeuster
now, every rain floods part Of Thirty!
eighth street.
Mrs. s. R. Wells, Of alasssllon, cameto
iBellaire with her children yesterday fora
visit withrelatiyeg.
The Bellaire, Evansville q Cincinnati
train did not 20 out Tuesday evening, on,
account Of a washed out trestle. Tie train,
inyesterday foreno ION was therefore some
hours behind time.
The Council has no money to build a
hose house on the now lot In the Fourth
ward, unless one be built that would cost
les than many would like 10 see ex-
pended for that purpose.
a Jury and Engineer Norton, with the
Township Trustees and others interested,
were at work on Rose Hill yesterday to
determine about the disputed location Of
the road past the cemeteries.
On Tuesday evening one Of the street
car horses broke the pin coupling him to-
acar and ran Oh. In galloping down from
Gravel Hill he broke several OF the large
flag stones Of tho newisidewaIka.
The narrow gauge road will change
time Sunday. The mall vii arrive AL
1910 a, N, and leave at 2:S0 r. N. The
local freight train will leagei the morn.
ings at 6:l5l and arrive ut 8 25P. u.
The Cleveland q Pittsburgh railroad
will have a decided change in It's time
cards next snAday. Some passenger
trains will be dropped, throwing back to |
the freight runs some eonductors and re-
ducipg freight ductofs 10 brakemen.
Aload Of extra long timber was hauled
down from Bridgeport Tuesday evening,
but could not turn from Crescent street
over the Baltimore n Ohio bridge. After
driving around by the freight depot q
wheel broke on Union street but yestef-
day morning, after driving around BY
Thirtythird street assip, all the turns
were made.
Thereiwas an unusull number of men
on the streets yesterday, oil eagerio some
news that Sworld allow them 10 hope for
work OF tbs Rlass houses. The commit
tee OF the manufa lecturers, Messts. AIaring,
Gorby and Roe efef, and the commit tee Of
the workers, Messfs: Archer and Pence,
with PresId dent Smith, Of The Giasswork
Union. held O meeting in the forenoon
and endeayored TO come TO tertns but un.
successfully. Finally it was agreed to |
allow the manu- ctutera 10 draw, up termsl
for the resumption OF work and submit
them 10 the wosk men; and this viii be |
done as soon as possible.
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s WHAT can'tbe cured, must 30 endured
Is O saying ct only for AEahommeaans,
who believe in fare. No lialtef how bad
acough may be, Il need not be endured
now that Red Star Cough Cure has been
discovered. i' ~
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suHAs. HouaHTos ESQ. lawyer, Is State street
Boston reports o. case o. Eczema under hla obser.
yAtion for ten year, which cnseted the patlents
body and limbs and tow ieh all kn6Nn methods
,oi treatment b d bAsn applied without beneft
which WIS eomple telyi cured solely by the Cuti.
enrl Remedies leaving o clean and healthy akin.
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago j broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rherri I'M.
4 Since then have been unable 70 DO aboute AL.
NY liver became hard Ike wool; my limbs were
'plded up and ililed with, wafer.
All the bet physicians ed that nothing could
enc. Iresolydl 70 IN Hop Bliters; 4 have
used seven bottle the hardness has Ill gone from
my liver, the swelling from my Limbs, and Il has
aorted aaisaest in my case; oshcswile j would
have been now in my grave. NV. MoaIY,
: Buffalo, Oct ], 1851.
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wILuMcpoNA1p,2 s42 peatbon street, ciiicaso,
gratefully acknew . cure OF Rezema or sali
On head, ngcs nee arms f9r sey.
aud knees for ono yoatt not able to help himself
for eight yeafl; tried hundreds Of remedieE; doc
TOYS pfonounced his case hopeless: permanently
cured by CutieurA Resolyent (blood punherI Ia.
lterpAlly and igutlcnfa and cuticnfa Soap (the
gteat skin cures externally. a
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rIin AnioN Picnic.

Rssosred, That We hereby reaffirm the
S225 card with, the customary discounts.
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Concert and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS az the faF1
To-day.
This afternoon and evening, commenc.
ing at 8 o'clock and running till midnight
the Arion societyswilI give a picnic, con-
cert and smms,naettsfs. at Wheeling
Park. The Opera House full brass band
aud orchestra lllfurnish music for dane
ing and give q promenade concert asswell..
In tho evening the park viii be illumi-
mated and there will be a grand display Of
FIRE works. The park isnowatitsloyelie
season, and there can be no more attrac.
tive place in which to spend the afternoon
and evening. The most enjoyable event
given there this season will probablyibe,
the one here spoken o., aud the attend
ance should be large. The fact that the
entertainment is under tho auspices ofthe
Arion Is sufficient voucher for its high
standing. , 81, si.. ! <. Z b 4,
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on ONO couNrY ro ne rANEN
on the rsoponasnto occupy oae.hais Of
tic ciis,s Pablo Baiiains -Allths same
.hs Negotiation. 90 Islsh. oa-rhe

The Board Of Commissioners Committee
which wasinsEracted 70 negotiate with the
Council Committee and Ascertain upon
what terms the county could occupy one
half Of the late Capitol building, met at
the Court House yesterday. Considerable
opposition has been developed since the
last meeting Of Che Board d Commits
sioners, amongthe members Of the special
committee, to the joint occupancy Of the
building on any terms Agoud deal of
quiet work has been done by pponents OF
'the proposal, and members who have been
regarded as friendly 10 Joint occupancy
have developed strong feeling Of OPP
position. {. Is
There was a good deal of discussion yes-
terdsy, and the committee was found TO
stand four to two against joint occupancy.
In view OF this fact the friends Of the
scheme compton, sed on a resolution re-
commencing the Board OF Commissioner
to snbmitthe proposition made y Council
for the sale to the comfy Of halt OF the
City Hall, to o vote Of the qualified voters
Of the county, and this resolution was
atioDted. $. x -, ~ I. ~ H. n =.
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,FOR lSAIE.

60 Acre Farm in wetsel county. I WIN sellscr
exchange for city property
$50 Acre Farm al Bolton, W. Va, u will sell or
etchsnge for city property, and will divide IL II
% Aero Farm on Bogss Run, two miles from
lfofty.eighth street. 10 * ,si q =
Small b welling, No 1910 Eof street. x
No. aus Alley u i've roomedi Cottage Franc IN
seed ord :, q. 80.
ground 20 feet frJnt running back 1872 feet.
Five pief property on fifteenth street. rang
Ing IN pffos from 81, 100 10 IS 90. ~
No II Twenty.thtr street, e 80
ons.Iot on Eo1 stree, south Q. Twenty elghth
street, 2 j. Is & -. u
For further Information INQUIRE Of
JAMES A. HENRY, Real EStAte Agent, ~.
" Collector and Notary Public,
{ ian27i u 9 E6Hl6 itafset STREET
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TO ApvEHTI8ER5.-Io Lowest Rnie-1 for Adyer
king IN Dos FOOD newspaper sent fee Ad
dfe.. uho Y kowKtL q Co., i0Hpucc st., n. Y.
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fSpicATfoNs.

WAsHtSaTos, August q. ~ A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, tionary Temperature, easterly
winds becoming variable.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, nottheflS winds becoming
variable, slight rise in Temperature.
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7.iIiRRDl M a CHINe7MUscl
EPISCOPAL FENALE INSTITUTE.

Rry. J.c- WHEAT. DID Principal
Assisted by full ccFpa Of veii qtiniliied md az
pcfienetd Teafhera Location hraitnini. Teffis
fcafouahie Number 81 BonTdem limited The
18th Annual session bcgina aEPTEf SIR ii. ifS5.
For 81 icuiafh apply 10 the prin lpai Reiereac -
The Dl.hopa sud ciefgy o. virginia, Welt VifRIlla
Eaitnn aud Maryland
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oeaees. ana somastaa atfs.t as .i,e POI
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no Cincinnati and return, Friday, August
%. Tickets good until August 81,
Through sfains without chan ge, leave s: i5
4. ". and 1923 .. u /, city time.
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sisss osi.as Wsssr sas !atsssasass q Inc
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adn,f,,fstrator,s san.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

"A x.
Z Having been appointed administrator With WI
annexed Of Ghas r. Bulger, deceased, NillolsE
for sale on the premises, No 1909 Market S!see5
(Beck,s BIockT ut public auction on MuNpAl,
AUGUSTA 81 1855. at o'clock !. ", one lot shaw
ing, one Counter four Tobacco tables, one Pntt'
pey, one Burnside stoye, one lot 81 Vile scfeens
one once ptak also, the lease Of the store ioOsA
until April u 1856 Terms Of sale, eaSh. d,
All persons having claims against the eAAte Wy
"a - Az RGRRTkR
: 'au2i I AdministFator Of q. X. Rulglt.
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cInelnhnliIllI nhd eeinrn d oo.

Friday, August Is, the p, q. q st. Is.
Ry. Co. willsell excnrsionl tickets to Gin.
cinnati for train leaving w Wheeling. at $40
II. /, city time, at the rate Of s. 90 for the
roand trip. Tickets good for return pas.
sage until August 81, inclusive.
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ale,,, Aduerti set,te,tts.
100 IRENE.

No lssa Jacob street. ltose-room and dwelling.
: No 80 Alley 15s y. U n u y
Two Roons, No. t0if EoH street. :. ~ 49, Z 4
Thfr6 Rooms, 1873 Main street. ~ ~ Il
No. 80 Market street, II 81 %, b.
THEA Houses on south side Of Tween tySeyenth
street, between Market and Main streets.
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The following ahows the range OF the,
thermometer as observed ut schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
{ !. 4, M y, y 9 2, n,
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;9,!so. ~ g,rooa & 90.
IGEO.M, SNOOk&GO.

All Colors Of Novelty
Cloths and Tricots for La
dies Tailor Suits just
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Take allinlall.


ets.eS
-Tatcall the Kidneys and Liver
I Medicines.
-Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all The Dysppsia and indigestion
e caitss,
-Tate ailithe Aeus Fever, and bilious
peetaes.
=Tate al ths Brata and Nerve force
81 y v n ftrites. X 4
Take ali Tho, 6nat health festotess.
IN saot, take al the best qualities Of MI there
and the-tt1t,
-osaliies otaiI the best me icines in the world,
and you will and that Hop ~.
i itsets have tie best curative, qualities and
o. all-eoaeeltr tsd In them,
And that they viii cure when my OF all Of
thee. sngly Or combined. FAilllii
thorough ttisl viii positive proof Of this!
Hardened Liver.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-22
RALEIGH. \. c.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1850

relief, TO her TO give up general society.
among her friends and in the literary
world If known at all,It was as Mrs Lcwc~,
and a such she was received by Queen
NIctoria's ; daughter, the crown princess
Of Germany, and tS some Of the best per
sons who visited her on her reception
evenings, she herself never paid any yis-
it,.
Il IS to the influence Of Mr.. Lewes that
the word owes teorge Eliot novels,
she says that she doubts if she would ever
have attempted fiction but for his advice
and encauragcment. She was al rythInr
but masculine, except in the power II her
intellect and the grasp OF her mind, ~
all c'se she was a most dependent per-
son aud 1t seems TO have been absolutely
ne 'esSary TO her to have some one on
whom she could lean. This probably ac-
counts tor her marriage with Mr.. Cross
after Mr.. Lewes death. He died in No
yember 1879, leaving only one son. two
others having died before their father.
This son, Charles Iewes, had the ten
dereet affection for George Eliot, her let
tiers TO hun show that to her death she
regarded him as son, and he gave her
in return the affection and respect Of "A
mother
10 May 1850, She married J. W Gross:
Esq, an old aud valued friend OF many
years standing both Of Mr. Lewes and
herself. She seems to have been cordi
ally welcomed into his family, but She did
not live long to enjoy their affection,
dying, in the Decemb following her mar
rage, Of violent attack brought on by
cold, 10 the full possession OF her facul-
ties and without protracted pain.
Whatever harm she may have done to
herself she has in her books and life dono
untold good 10 humanity. VI. 3 e..