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tFFtCE IX f ARRISH'S BLOCK. FIST STREET
TERMS, asraircst On jry, fcj Sti
taeath, S; Three Month, ft ( Q Month, 6(
want Sing! Copt, IS) null, f
Carrettwndenti wrtllne r mel '
tare or unooramnal. muat ake (no we tbeir
prwper sain tn tae r.ittr, nr na Mention will
aa irn t Ueir eBnittneetkiaa. I .
BTJSINESS CAfi'DS.7
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Physician & smGtoN,
Tro-iitlbin, KenMene on Ttilri trtree. two
Of on Main 1 tw4wm erwr an J
tmu eaafc, or bulow, ti Method at Cnurc.
VBitt&f. j
Tl. A. JO HAS,
ATTORNEY . AT LAW,
ALBAXY, ORECOI.
"KVOfflc tn tn Court ne,;
W. G. JONES, W. D.
ldraorcpathic Fkfstclan,
LB A XT, OREOOj, ,
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V7n28yt.
. 4. BeawBTB.
Cereal IU.
t. a.
- 14aa C.
CHENOWETH & SMITH.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Cr?allis, Oreg-oav.
-Orrrc a! the Coart !!. ' 6d?7
JOtlN J. WniTKKY,
inCIXET ASD C0C5SEL8& IT L1W
ui Notary Pnblic
5ponlsl artaatioa irirea I llarlioBS.
Orrice 1 stain ia ParrUa' Brick.
a I bu7, Oregon. TSaXStf.
&.X. JOMBB. I J.I.BUJU
JOAES & WILL,
PHYSICIANS k SURGEONS
ALBANY. 0REC03.
T. TT. UAURIS, 91.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ALBA2TY, OREOOX.
WOfflcoon Main Wreet. onrTanrlll Ptoee.
eteala-nce on fourth aueei. tour l.toca w ol
Court Uouae. vaolfiyl.
TT. C. TWELDALE,
MAUI (X
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
Tobacco, Cigar ad Yankee Kotiona,
AUAXY, ORKUON.
I will ctrtve to kwp on band lbs beat of
rytuin in my lute, and to merit ptiblte atl
nma$B. vsn-ayl.
aT. W. BALDWIN,
AUORUEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Will pradiee In alt the Court la the Id. ad
woo u Juauoai lMauv: la toe iiin
Court ok ureguo. and ui to L'ntt--a Make lu
UtcL aud Ctraut Court. tMDee up-euur n irut
. I'mj, I liu-K. fcirAfe AlLrtUOT.
GEO. R. HELM,
ATTCRXEY AND CCUKSELCR AT LAW
WiU fraction ia all too CoarU vf taw Suta.
0FFIC2: ALBAXY, 0RE60X.
ST. CHARLES KQTEL,
CORNER FKONT ACD WAS1UXOTOX STa.
A1BAKT. OHEGON.
K. S. LUS3SS. - - , PROPRIETOR.
Tbts bouse t tb ronvt eommod!ou in tt.
ettr lble aitinl wiib lue bral tbe maxart
attufda. tree lMcti to tbe tujuae. fal lot
vaJ until. of CnrralUa Btasa Company,
. I. IIUIMtl. TBCO. OWETB.
. EOUSSER 6 BJRMESTEn
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No. 89 First Street, -
ycaravAKP, , - - osegow.
Cpacialattaatiua s'" natter ia Balinit
aad all baaiuea ia Catted ijtates C'varta,
; G. F. SETTLEfIER, : v
rc-sit and Apothecary:
DEALER ITS DIICG3, MEDICI5ES, OILS,
faint, Window Ula.. VjetXut. LiqpvTi,
kaaej Soap, Snubat, f erfamerie, .
. Trtitilftisu Carefnllj CentpoDRded.
AH art cio v4 l)raf In var Haa warfaatad
f iba Uert qoaiily. '-."..
f irt cuaet, fvat 0So baildicg, Albaa.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
OrEU BOC8Z BLOCK, AtIllt,!?i
2 KS. A. J' BIE1.V, Prprietar.
Tbt. bmise will be kept In flmt elan order. Bod
wilu atteu ti ve aiid ot-iiging at-rvaut. -.
1Im prepared to furnish good aeeommod
Cloa to"tu traveling public, and will us ev-ry
endeavor to rn ni tue ixarounee ol toe public
feeguiar OoariHag m very low nwa.
. -lies Coach to tin Eonsa ' ;
- 8nZ7tr.
fXBAY BATH HOUSE 1,
C5DERSIGXED WOULD SESPECT
JL folly ioforai th eitimn of Alb.ojrand vi
cinity that b baa taken eh.re of thi Eatablitb
amant, and, by kaepiag eloan rooau and payinf
0 trie t attention to ba.ioe, expeeU ta luit all
tboc who may faror bim w.tb their patrooaf.
Baris heretofut oarried on notbltig boi ;
First-Class Hair Drsaslng Saloons,
ko expect to giro anftro latiifaetion to nil.
JsarChildien and LaUr' Hatr neatly eat
Ud thampooed. JOSEPH WEBBER.
... r3n33tf. ,'
CETK1?3 mi IN DENTISTRY !
r7T- F!. "S STTaTTT. II!XTISX-
TTTT LOCATED IN ALBAXY f 11
IX. and baa the new invention vii ( v . v .
iapiata work, wbichr eonsivt. in li-LX-r
intartiog U-eth ia the mouth without corerinf
the whole roof, a heretofore. .It cire the
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. mm .WW . UD. HI III, ' 11 JC UO . U I'M awv. -
tb month in tsikiDj; aad taating. It i the
Smith & Parritie patent, :
L&Teelh extracted without pain. Plate
Blended, whether broken or divided. C3ice one
door cart of Conner' Batik, up (tairi.
7n45tf. . - .
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HAT DARET!
. J. K. ntr.XEX, Prop. .
-"rTL KEEP COVSTAXTLY OX HAXD
V ii!t-si meat tr.a market afford, and
wisl alway? rxj (ound rwiy to eenommcidtile
w r f, vr t owithaeaij.
VOL: VIII.
ADVKUTISKM KNT8.
CRANE & IUCHTER,
FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKERS I
Am aay, on ceo jr.
PRICKK RFAWJX ARI K AND WORK WAR
. It-twinnit rnitry and aatlto
mniy mm at .iiortoi mrtltic. vsnwyl,
BOOTS MADE TO OHDEIi
' At RKaJIO!ABia BATCa At
ALBANY, OREGON.
aw-Work warranted to r'v aUKfactlan."VI
IS. K HI LI A; $orv.
DHUSSISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
ALBANY, ORECON.
iw .... 'i ii t.i ..'-ii nun pfir, i nunf.
atwoti.m irtven to euontrr onl. ru and li.
etana iin-Brrlptiona. buda water IrvkU frura
th Arctic rottitme.
Nr on Main etraet, oppoait" Cnnner rank,
vtmautf. it. c. 11 1 ll. a box.
. HKMOltlUIOlDS.
A CAROTHERS C0'8 "PILE POL8
Ai- OINTMENT" bar n-w beeat aue til
the rUailard preparattun f tb day U pre
par4 aad ro.i meadyd for PUe (wltetber
ebroni ar reeat). rutcrer may drtwod up..
It, that thi remedy will ait I boot tuvraaaent
relief from tbi. trvuMatota and daeagin(
plaint.
tett povtpatd In any addree (within the Col-
lad State j apoa receipt nf prior. 1 1. 40.
A. t-AKOTHEKS m CO.,
atUjl Albany. Lien Co.. Oieoa.
DK C IV. CRAY,
ALBANY, OREGQN.
OFFICE IX PRRlSH-8 LR1CK BIjOCK.
rornerot Ktrat and Kerry atM. tntta-
nnura imin a to U o'clock A. and Irom 1 to &
o'chiek r. m.
tleatdeooa z Corner Fifth and Ferry atrecU.
vauttf.
'mm
mi
ateat
The and are). It haa alt lit I,
rewwit. nt m-re nrat-laM tuarhinn. b.
Hi- a alawM aaatiavi iwht'-h no utti'-r baa.l
s-trlnca faat nr alow vd to tli knll- nr
ici an tinpnrtant utanup. icea l'T It
Inxtn.t'Hl Pamphl t, and dnnt tall In - the
ai.- o-ior-- uuyins. r t ui-' oiiiy oy .
TREtntri:i.L a o
Sole AirenU Paotfle Mute. Old Kti,d. yai
ai-t, bead ol r runt htri. into t raucixu.
mariiu4
THE PARKER GUI!.
co stamp re ctacuLA
4 PARKER BRCfS
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
' n.ltf.
COXSTIBLE 410 COUIL COILCCTUI,
Nortt rrtlai.d rttttatt." r
Reference by emiti a ta the fctkreiai
Senikajiea .-.- ... ,
Hi Honor Philip Wartenaaa, Mayor of the
City of Porttaadi Hn. (-. Featpb ; Dr. f
A. Chapman; lr. J. U. Ilawttiaraet V I. A
Itarenport; I. S. RtMenbaaa A Co ; Kaapp.
Uartvll A Co : K J JHIrVc.; Chrrka.- lieBdee
m A C; 1 Q. EhMaiorer lrtii h Cn
A. a. R-cbardauB Co.; Aliilard A Yaufcayerr.
OFFICE li Waefainsto 1'tree. itwen
Flret and l-eetxl. 7r47tl..
UL.X tt I I . SAY f I , :
GEKERAL,, BUSIKESS CCLLICTlOr.,
IXSUBAXCE AGESCV,
NOTARY PUBLIC
PartlenlMT atteTstio clren to the adjudication
of aooounta.
Cniloetkwa made In all part or Hie man.
aVUDke neat door aixrve the ttee-Uive btor.
vHnVkf.
EOESlMPilMEO.
: EHE-T.TiG, .
Plasterint
EOOFIKG,
ciAH?:ir.Q
' CAHPET
Beniple sad Clrra.
lautatutlnaby
n. d. ecssies,
. al..-atfer
0m;oBt Waehlng.
Uu end ltuLo.
nsxiMS, trjtsci.
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MUTUAL iriSUaAKCE CCMPANY,
; , , I OF SAX YR.4.KCISC9. ! j ' .
F1RAK0 KARifiE INSDRANCt.
CAPSTAX, - -
. $2,000,000.
JOHX H. REDDtXT0X... .Vreldnt.
UEU, ti. HtJ W A RD..... V um 1'r.eiileiit.
C'UAW. K. STOK. ......... ...;.,....,.,.JSa!rt-tary.
N. h. UU1... ... ,-..riu ett-tritary,
ii. ii. biu K1J W . Ueutitai Kauar.
CIRECf CRi CRESCM pCAKCH
) P. WASsffltMAX;
Portland..
K tiOUJSM ITU,
D, WACLEAV.
LUtD iiltuoKIi.
Albany... ........J. A, CRAWf VUl).
Iniu : 1. if . fKEKtli.
BklAtn
Lewlstou -.. , L0WEbVKU.
IUMItrOJI COVD,
AGENT FOR CREEDS & WASKINGTSS TERR'T.
ELX - CAIiTEH, -I,Ocal ;AS'':rt
' " ALBANY, bREdOM;"
CS?D61IiSl,
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THROUGH THE HEART-
BY IK. C A. JANE.
Tlipro 'M a pniiy gniherel at nip.
per iu . tliv ChrKitnilitinum Club,
which, i every . boily known, ia in
Urtmilwuy, luittly oj-jitmilu th Si.
Juhita lloU'l. bum ten or a iloicu
vouug men wtrt tninl round the
Ions lalilo, aome lmily mUiutr won-
Um tut MUtlm whil mom wtre nipping
meir anuifnif. aim waicinnu tiit oii-
erttiiond of thvir oampniiituiN will) a
on fl hungry iiiUieat. Unu toul.l
tut that it maa going to ton 1hi af
fair, fur at th himtl of th Initio ant
Olia lifimliawe, and Whorovvr h wan
louml Uit-r wait great lauuliinir, hard
tlriiiking, ami lute hour. At jirvavntJ
i,o wan nconiiitMifii iy a contfemal
net. Clibno -y MeMsiiitrer, Frank
Ca'U'lIu ami a coupl of : daahing
young 1.111 mil titlici'ta, jut arrivud
Irom Cans ilit, and honorary tnrmlera
of lhtf club, uere in ilicniM-lvea quilt
ruAiigh to ket-p the L-all going.
I lnjloniruil to l ho CliryMiiilimnm
although a Mtlivr madiual man Uvea uao
it waa to mo a mow uxctul inaiitiiiion,
Ssul'jVft u he called out of tloora at a
ruotufiit'a notice, and in any weather.
to w ituena mid appall ine aoen of
death or morlal agony, J frequently
found myaell on my returu much ex
hanaied, ami in need of noma relrenh
tiietit. The Chrynanthemuni aupplied
Ihia need; when all publio place were
cluaed, ainl even bar-rontna vailetl their
light, l ho lift) of tha ChryMtnihumum
began; and,' aa iia floor wer not
oluoed until three in the morning ami
even then the judiuioua waiter winked
jit iif-ctniiiiiB, therti waa nu plaew in
lown MMU-.I my purpoae, Letltr, albeit
it had the iiama ol being rather a
"fam" ctmceri.
"Hallo I dootor," cried Olia lien
hawu aa I euiered, having juel ourne
from a terrible deathbed; ;iul in
time lor a capital atew or a lice of
eauvia-bacfc. i litre aoiue Cloa
V,uuj;aoi warming on the mantle-piece;
that' better, I can tall you, (or the
couaiituliou thau any amount ol your
preacriplloin."
"Ifjuu wouldo't think an, Oft," I
armweretl, if you were to know all
the) ferapea 1 got jpu out of before
you had any tveth, I'm afraid your
Uurguudy wouldn't have, dune you
much giMwI at that tender age."
-By Jove, I wun.lrr that I t-an
aland I he night of you, doctor," aaid
Utia, giavely. "lfl were to put you
to aoiue aa ltd torture, would only be
a lit ling reward for all the aftlu and
aeuua with which you poiaoued my
JoUllilul liHpplueaa. s
"l'eiiaw I ' cried Cadelle with a aort
of BiM.tr w hid wa habitus! to hiin;
"it mb all lor your got!, Olia. If it
were not for I lie good office of Dr.
Jane, vou never would hate had the
tine i omplrkH'ti with w hah you dazvt
31ia De-Lopa." 4
Oii blow alight ly contractetl, a it
the apeeth aoniehow , grated on nia
eaf; but, quickly recovering, he
jo.lied heartily in the la.igh that waa
raiaed at Iiih exene. -
"If 1 have Uazxiei Mia D Lapa,"
be auwt-red, aiuituigly, "mo much iht
worae. l'eople ' aelti mii look long at
ony thing that dazzle them ; where,
1 tktMtght, Frank, that the other night
at Aia. &tuy veani.a ball , her eye
reeled fur a considerable time, and
with evident pleaaiire, oo yoir finely
formed feature. She lev wed to en
joy the pro) evL" ' " ' . '';
To my utier toniliment, instead
of juiii.ng in th laugh that Tang
through the room at tin retortfor
at two oclock tn the morninif men
are not critical a to wit Frank Cad
elle grew pala aa death, and 'aaid,
hurtietlly: Oib, you will oblige me
by treating Alia e Lupa'a name lee
familiarly. ' ; . ; , : ; , , r;; , ; ; ,
"Ceriaiu'ly, my dear, fellow T rt
oliel Oli, with perfeot calnmeaa,
Iho'ugli 1 could nee his eye fl.-iah for
ait ItiMtant, I have obliged you1 more
thai onve, and t ahall bv very happy
to 0 agatlt" ,'; ,;:. n-: r.
'f hem waa a dead ailenoe for a mo
mem. - .The neti,t around the table
looked at one another with a puuled
air; then one Of the Etiglinh b(Hcra,
a Captain OarUi," dashed heftdlong in
to converaaiioii and aucceoded in
breaking tb diigrou.i paiuKov I saw
better .man any one at the table ptr
hepH, that there wa an under-current
in all' this.' Although bid 'college
companion, ' member of the aaine
club, and appareiitly cucellciit (riends,
theruJhad. iilwaya been a rivalry .be?
tween Frank Cuddle and Olia Ken
ahatve. JFi auk Wu a handaome fel
low enough,1 bat aoineliow ' Nature
had not deatined him to be intelleotn.
at light of the age.... A. college tii
iteiifthitwe, who entered at the name
time, had beaten liitn at everything;
not aloue at Latin there and Greek
bextimeteriJ,'1 but at pinto! ahotiting
and gyiBiiaatica and a to Oli Ileii-
ahawe a game ot inliiard, it waa at
tht name time Frank C.delle'a ndini
ruiioa and denpair. Aa otten hapiena,
circumsiance chanced to that thi ri
valry" conlitvtted into alter Ide. Nei
ther of- the young men wa rich, ami
when' the beauulul millionaii e, Mm
Can iia Do Lupa w ho waa oaid to
porsers cavern in Mexico where the
atsditciiie'n wero vilver and the atagla
miiea gold when this fair foreigner
hurat into the cliarrti'.-d circle of New
York Aocioty, it waa not wonderful
that Mauler Frank and Olia found
ihemeelwg, very much to their mutual
diega'aY, Iwiwing' I he ktife at the aarne
ehriue. For i he cake of Mis De Lupa'a
repuiation.'as a girl ot faBhitin, it muat
be paid that ahe pcillated between
her two Admirers, wjlh almost perfect
iriiparlialiiv. ' if sh1 danced the Qer
niHii with 0i, ihe wqs certain to call
out Frank when it waa her turn; and
if Frank accompanied her to t he thea
ter, she gave to Otia, who alwaya con
trived to be on the jopposiie hide of
the h6ue oft these occaaloris, ond 'tf
those' myalerious, beokuiio impereep
tiblej tiip;nal8 . with her j fan, t, which
brouL'ht him to her aide between the
aota.''- Ii will be easily seen. then,
that ft did riot reqaire- nitioli wind to i
LA itW Zm" ls.S' rWkf of rlfiify I
ALBANY, OREGON, lIDAYf AUGUCT
that lay smouldering ia the young
inen'a boaom.
In ppim of tha krtiflvial hilarity
which Captain Garth and hi oompan
ion hai succeed in promoting ube
quent to the dangerotia fragmeiit of
nliorcation that took place juat after
I had enterrd, I ootild not help feel
ing a sensation at of oomliig mlkfor
tune. , I. van not explain why thi
should attack me; but, on more than
one occaaion, tliotiHtcr haa sent ma a
telegraphic announcement of iia inev
itable arrival. It may be that my
profession ia aoch aa to stimulate the
perception to a high degree of Seosi
tivenee. We physician are i ac
customed to atudy the miuuiost shad
ow oi ex predion, the tone of the
voice, the gesture in short, every
movement ot the individual from
which to form our diagnosis, that our
sensea became, As it were, preternat
urally shnrjiened. Our live are
passed, o to speak, on tho Qui via.
A glance of the eye, the twitching of
a muscle, will often reveal to tt that
which week ot study would still
leave ua unacquainted with. I saw,
therefore, in an instant, that a strug
gle ot some nature between these
young men waa at iiaiu! ; but I con
lea 1 hut ant icimted the fatal course
evenla were about take.
To the rest of the company the af
fair seemed to have entirely blown
over. Otia llenshawe and Frank
Cadelle clinked their glasses, and
each vied with the other iu the boi-
teroiisueasof their hilarity. In spite of
the lateness ot the hour, I vuld not
tear myself away. The foreboding
of which I have just spoken Ntemed to
weigh me down and chain me to my
seal. Notwithstanding my fatigue,
and the professional necessity for my
keeping early hour whenever 1 ws
able, I still lingered at the table, alp
ping my Burgundy, ami listening to
the gayely of theae young men with a
feverish, watchful ear.
"What a jolly ball that was at Mra.
Stuyveaunis!" cried Captain Garth,
to w hom our American aoeiely was
quite .Iresh. "By Jove! ltenshawe,
you American manage to give mnst
tletightlid par lie. I don't think In all
my Kurojiean exerieics I ever aaw
such a number of pretty women."
I think our American 1 women
drvse better In a ball room than even
the French," said Cadelle. "And as
to the English women, although they
are very lovely, they always seemed
to ine tn feel ua stiff iu their clothe
a if they were made of w ax, and were
afraid to bend lent they may erack."
"Our women have a solid at I of
dree, certainly,' antwered . Garth,
laughing gootl humoredly at Ibis at
tack on tta eoumrynieu; "hut then
they, are at leai appropriate in their
t-oatuiue. You will never see an
English lady , walking in Urgent
street, by day or night, nt what might
! tmlf-drraa If ttte ooutivt and) man-
till were off."
"By Jot eH
young English
who was with
never- aaar any
criei .Jir. bimt, a
artillery lieutenant.
Garth. -By Jove! I
one who waa eilher
prettier or better lreel than 31 is
be li pa, the other night, at Mr,
ttisyve-ani's. If you are the happy
man, IJenhatrr, I really envyou." .,
, Garth east a lightning glance at the
unfortunate young lieutenant, whose
ill-timed speech waa at that moment
the very uctm of Mnpidity. It was.
however, too late. . The mischief was
done, and the conversation turned
once more on Mis Do Lnpn.
"Ueushawe, I believe, flail era him
self that he ia the man ." quickly aaid
Cadelle, hi reply to Eanie' uulnuky
speech. "But you know; the word of
the aong, '".'"''". " .
f' 'ltopetoldi flatwrlnjUle-"4
Come, Cadelle,'' anwerMl Hen
sliaw. "some of na havet fierhaps aa
much, if not more, to boast of than
you. . You wero alwaya a conceited
fellow at college; but real . assured
that ye will never be anything to
Miaa! De Lipa beyond a mere ao
ifiainianve." vi. : A ,' ! -.-.-.;, .
0u my word, Otia, you have :.
ideasant way ol settling matters," cried
Cadelle, t-ather loudly, for by thi
lim the tlery Diirgtindy had becun
to act upon all partiea. . "May I in
quire," . he., continued,- in a sneering
lone, "If j on are o far, in Misa De
Lupa'a confidence aa to be enabled to
pronoiinou ao decisively . upon- the
claim of Others, or are you aimply
boasting by implication1 ?' '
-! "I never boast,' Cadelle;' particular
ly about such matter aa thia. Once
for all, X say you have no chance."
'How dare you, sir! How . dure
yoir say ao l shouted Cuddle,1 livid
with fury; and Viainf from hi tbsiif.
'What aiithority have ou, nir, for
this. .. vain-gloriou assertion 'I ' Pro
duce ill!
Ml 'have' thd nuniority of Mia De
Lupa herselC said Otis, calmly.
' It's a lief cried Cadelle, 0lis,
Renshawe, you lier'ijv3;
; Uenshawe .remained, perfootly im
movable for a lew eeuonds.. Every
one tit ifie table ' had half risen the in
stant the-'insult was given, thinking,
no doubt, that'tlitTnoxt nioniont. de-
oanfer 'would be nylngl and we all
now remained gizing iu perfect aston
ishment l O ii,,-who.se countenance
expresd no more, eutption . than if
he hid been the Memooh Billing in
the destrt. - ' ' ,
- "At first I thought," he aaid at last,
in a very quiet ntid tlelilierate tone
"at nrsi I ihought ot flinging thifl tie-,
earner aa he spoke; but replacing: it
itf a uioincnt, : he contmued, "I renect.
ed, however; that 1 'might miss1 him,'
or that .'if I hit him 1 iright' perlmp
incHpaeiuie ; bira -. trout joining, in any
luiuie nrrangementa.n Here he arose,
"I ireferred, tUereiore," he went on,
"to inflict, a more degrading insult;
end preyioua to, doing , aoj 1 beg to
make my ,apo1r(gies to tiie gentlemen
preeeiit." llitiiiig' said this, he bowed
slighUy 16 all at the table, nml walked
eoollr around to the table where Ca-
dalle waa atauding np,..hia hind on a
deoanter, and his . luce, purple with
hate' and passion. Reitahawe bad
6dirce!y got withia flralenjVff
lm n?J, -wfieoi wtta -u t
lightning, be alruok hint a fearful blow
between the eye. Cadelle fell half
baok on the table, and Itnhawe
folded hia anna, and beyond alight
paleneae, might have been taken lor
the moat unoonoemod spectator.
i The blow bad scarcely been given
when Garth leaped aero the table,
and flung himsclt between the foe.
Cadelle waa foaming at the mouth.
"Let me go! let ine go, you pack of
hounds!1 ho cried to Garth and one
nr two other who were retraining
him : "I mint have hi lifet Let ine
at himl . I'll kill hirol"; ...
"Cadetlel Cadelle! for Heaven' aake
lie calm. Thi thing muat be settled
in another way thia ia really a terri
ble alfair," cried Gartli, and then I
saw him vast an indignant glance at
Eames, ami matter something very
like curse.
Cadelle suddenly grew calm, and
seemed to master bia emotion by -
great 'effort, "You are right, Captain
Garth," he aaid; "thia matter must be
settled in another way. It must be
settled, instantly,, too. Chauneey
Meaalnger, I know you have pistol at
your house; will you, meantime, do alt
that ia necessary for me?"
t Here some one whispered into hi
ear that Otia ltenshawe waa a dead
shot. lie laughed horribly ' "Otis
Uenshawe!" he cried. ltenshawe
turned to him with bitter scowl.
"You are ft dead shot, they tell mo."
"Well, air, what of thatT ' answered
Otis haughtily. .
"Why, you see, I am near-sighted
half blind, in fact and I never
could come near you in shooting mat
ter. " Every one aeeined astonished
at the turn thing were taking, and
Garth muttered, "Cadelle ia not sure
ly going to turn tail!"
"I am at loss to comprehend you,
sir," said ltenshawe. .
"Yon will comprehend m in ft mo
ment," continued Cadelle, with sort
of savage earnestoesa. "Ii will never
do for u to tight upon equsl terms.
Your own foolish vanity brought thi
affair about, and you must abide by ii.
We will tight, ir, acroa handker
chief, tnuszh) to muxxlo, and both go
down to hell together! Now, sir, you
comprehend me."
There was an instant chorus of neg
atives lo this bloodthirsty proposition.
"I, lor one.' aaid Captain Garth, "will
never sanction murder by my pres
ence." Two or three of the men
present left the room indignantly.
"Carth," said ltenshawe, taking the
Englishman by the arm, "we muat
gratify thia fellow. ; Stand by ine,
Garth emed lo yield ft Very un will
ins arnt, and Itenahawe continued:
"Messlnger, you have ft pistol-gallery
at your house.'. Let u settle thi al
fair there, and assassinate one another
a quickly as possible. Some one
send for ft conple of carriage. By
Jove! doctor," be aaid, addreaeing me,
how lucky that you dropped in to
night. Not that I think there will be
much room for your skill though, for
we can't ml very well," and . he
smiled family. I don't think I ever
aaw more perfect coolness exhibited
by two men under such awful circum
stance than was exhibited by these
two yonng fellows, who were march
ing, aa it w ere, to certain dealti.
, I bad at riven several time previ
Auly to thi to interfere, but my ef
fort were not of the slightest avail.
Every one present seemed to think
that there waa but one remedy for the
insult that had pasied; and finding all
m conciliatory sfi'ort fruitless, f de
termined to tee the thing"out, in tb
hope of being able to render some !ts
iiance. ' The carriage had now ar
rived. ' All those desiron of witness
ing this terrible alfair got in, and we
drove off rapidly to Messinger'a house,
which waa situated in the orpct part
of Fifth avenoc. ' On tba' way, an
idea, which I conceived to be ft very ,
happy one, struck me, and a I was
next Captain Garth, &ho was lten
shawe' second, I" cotimunicated it to j
nitn. It was this: 'That the pistol j
should be sinifly loaded whh powder'
only, and that, after the principal had
proved their courage,,'. iv would per
lmp be easier to induce 'an arrange-!
ment . Garth hesitated for a momeut, i
and aaid he would consult with Mess
ioger, Cadelle' second, which ho did
a soon aa we. Arrived at our destina
lion, and the result; waa that, after
mocti tiisitAtion, they Agreed to my
proposal, and loaded the pistol, with
powder only. ,!i ''.'"' ' ' ,
' We all proceeded tb the pistol gal
lery (which Was decorated with oiU, .
masks and glove, being used also as
a fencing ami boxing room) in solemn
silence. 'Cadelle and Iteituhitwo were
both l very pftle, ' but devoid" , of the
alightest trace' of agitation., They
had both hiadc Up their minds to dio.
1 confess, I watched with the greates't
anxiety, the result of our acbemd.' It
wa agreed that .they , were , to, raise
their pistola at the word "one." and
fire at the word "three.; The' two
principal '- then took' iheir ground."
They stood foot to , foot, gasing
haughtily into, each .other, eyes, each;
with the pistol hanging, in Ida, right'
hand." 1 thought nt the time what
my feelings Would bave befih if I, like
them; believed the weapons lb' have
been loaded with balL ,i
. "Are you ready, gentlemen'"" asked
Captain Garthr, . , , - ,
"Quite ready, answered "Refionan'i,
calmly. "Give n the word.'
"One Vwo4hree!f" i, .
rtA flasn, a ioud reportr, and both
the meit Staggered back untouched. "
' "Whht doe thia trrifeAh?t' crled,; Cfl
delle. sav'ttgely Those pistol were
hit loaded.'" ... n r.xt ' -;
."Who has dared to monk us in this
way?" Asked I.nahitw'e, fSercel)f. turn
ing to' Garth.' GaKh explained the
well-.mennt ftrtilTeeiantl a .fresh; ton
li'mpt at a ; teeoncilisitlon wa . made.
An indignant enree wa ;ftll , tba't He
mcdi'atora received, for their pains,
Cadelle wW raving' With' passion,5 ;
; i,llere"" cried iienshrfwe, nHakABg ft
tJah, at alpiir of the foil' U!peijded
oq J,he wall, "here, at loaRt, are: -weapons
that no infernal lool can j" j'a
with." ' So Aayin'g; he WroncLeu the
i-3S.ten off, and handin; one tot Ca
delle, told him to aland on guard.
Cadelle seized the sword with a look
ot eager delight, and, before any, of
us could interfere, the combat began.
I' have since Icen many , horrible
lights in the course of my profession
al career, but I never saw anything
more fearful than tho deadly struggle
that now commenced, , U was nearly
dawn. A. gray, cold light wa steal-,
ing in through the window 'of the
pistol gallery, and blending in a ghast
ly union with tho
as with which it
wa Illuminated. Five or six haggard
men aioou nuauiea together at one
mid of the room, while, in the center,
two young and gallant men stripped
to the shirt, were lighting w ith a si
lent fury, Both, I believe, were good
wordjmen: but all I aaw was the two
dark, agile figures Hitting from plac
to place, the long, thin a words clash
ing ami gliding one over tho other,
and the fierce, watchful eye with
w luon anvli wombatant regarded hi
loe' movement. I had hardly time
to make these observations, when I
saw ltenshawe make a tremendous
soring back, and droit the ioint of hi
.sword till t touched the. floor. Ca-
dtdte, seeing him thus exposed, rushed
at him with a curse, when quick as
thought, Uenshawe sprang forward to
meet bim. . I beard , heavy "thud;
Cadelle staggered back and fell, and,
a he fell, 1 saw Itenahawe' sword,
which he still held, withdraw itself
from hia body. . -
I rualied forward ami knelt by Ca
det lo'a side, Just a I reached him,
he had clasped hi band convulsively
over his cbest; he seemed for a mo
meut struggling to speak, then gush
of bright arterial blood welled from
bis mouth, bis whole irame shook
whh a sudden shudder, and all .was
over. Hut bean had been cloven in
twain. - i
.ltenshawe, still holding the bloody
sword, stood looking tit the corpse
tike a man in a dream. Garth and
one or two other friends caught bim
by the arm, and tried ' to drag bim
a wav; but, be resisted with all his
might, and bursting into ft hysterical
01 of tears, attempted to fling himself
on the body. I never. . beheld any
thing more frightful than this burst of
grief. It wa unimaginably wild and
despairing. He was, however, borne
off and secreted by hia friend until
he wa enabled to eseap to Europe.
Eca)e the law he miehl, but be car
ried an avenger with him tbal he could
not escape. For a long time he wan
dered through France and Germany,
eeking excitement at the gaming ta
bles; but his frame sank at Ust Wneaih
hi mental misery, ami he died I am
convinced, of ft broken heart.
The duel was hiishett up, and none
of th particulars were allowed to
reach the ear of the autlioritier, but,
unhappily. Memory i pot tobe"hnh
ed up. The terrible scene hauuled
me lor many it day i'ier, end, I con-
less, poisoned many a convivial meet
ing. .r r . .., ; : j . ,
A DCATO IX TBU WOOOaCLbCUFLEt
,v AMIl,T, , . . ,, - v
From the New Vera Tribune.
Mrs. Utica V. Brooker. aged SI,
born in Ohio, died at the residence
of her si.Urs, Woodhull and Clafln,
at No. "6 'Et Thirty-fourth ; street,
atll-r. at., oo Wednesday. She
bad been sick iu bed twelve , day a,
and several pbyaicianav by whom she
bitd been attended, having failed to
agree as to the cause of her death.
Coroner Uerrman -went to the bouse
at 4 P. yesterday, to hold an in
quest., At the request of the sinters,
an autopsy was performed by Deputy
Coroner Cunhman, in the presence
of Several ' physicians. Tennis C.
ClAflia expressed desire to witnes
the diaaection of bee aiater, bat Cor
oner "lerrman kept ber out of . the
room. " The autopsy clearly indicated
that death bad resulted from Bright'
disease of the kidney,1 auperinducad
by prolonged intemperance. Several
of the relativea of the deceased testi
fied that she bad been very intemper
ate for ten or twelve years, drinking
brandy, gin, whisky, beer; or what
ever liqaor she. could - procure,' nd
thai .she bad been known to .drink
bay rum. , While Buffering from , ex
cessive nervous excitement, aha bad
used 1,000 grains of bromide Of po
tassium in a week,' and " bad : been
known to Use 300 grain in : a niigle
day.. "While suffering from delirium
tremens, or its incipient stages, she
bad bften jumped from ber bed and
chaaeJ her relutive about the bouse.
Her sisters State that she waa mar
ried, but that ber husband ia in
Chicago. The jury rendered- a for
ma' verdict in accordance .with' the
statement of Dr. Cuahmart, .., :
K Oxlt i Eevolveb.-t-A man entered
TJtica restaHirant,"' recently, and
ordered - a ' Very ' elaborate dinner.
He lingered long - at the table and
finally wound up .with . a . bottle of
wine. . Then lighting a cigar be bad
ordered, be leisurly sauntered up to
tbe counter and said to tho proprie
tor r. ' i--.- '' - " ' ' .
"Yery fine dinner, landlord. Just
cbarge this ;to ine; I havn't got a
'Cent,.!' , i...
; ''But,' t don'b know you," aaid the
proprietor1; indignantly.
"Of course you don't. If you had
j pu wouldn't let me had tb dinner.'
A " Well,' you must pa; for .the, din
ner, I say;.. , .. . ;.
."And pay I can't;' " ,' ,. ,' 1
1 "I'll ee about that." aaid the pro
prietor,; who bad snatched A revolver
out. of a , drawer,, leaped; over the
counter and collared the. man, ex
olaitnihg; aB , he , pointed it at, bis
bead.' ,4NoW,' see if you tvill gel
Away with that dinner without pay
ing for it, yon inferial acoundrel.": .
(..'What ia that you. -bold ..in your
band?" said the impecunious custo
mer, drawing back;
"That,' Air; is a revolver.'' ' ' ..
' "O, ibot'i a" revolver, is it? I don't
care a fig for a revolver; . I . tUdiight
it was a stomach-pump." - : : -
i '
Tbe name of the man who sent the
ifk postal cord ls'Lgson.
NO. 52
Erora the Cleveland Herald, July 10.)
TUB MAOAKA VAUS TUA6EOY.
.. Our readers are familiar with tbe
principal . circumstance connected
with tbe terrible casualty at Niagara
Fall, on the Ath of July, by which
five person lost their lives two
coopla ofyooog people, and a boy.
Two of the party were from sear
Cleveland, and we give .below, in
brief, tbe story of their elopement
and its fatal ending.
The names of thin couple, as tbey
appear in tbe Buffalo papers, doubt
less taken . from the marriage
license found amoog their effects,
were John Elliott and Margaret
Itolinstoo, Tbe latter name is cor
rect, but that of tbe young man is
not, be having given a fictitious name,
and reported that tbey were from
Cincinnati, in order to throw, tbeir
friend off tbe track in case of pur
suit. Hi name was. John Emersou,
and bi father live on Euclid Creek,
ten utile t of Cleveland. Tbe
father of tbe irirl lived in the town.
ship of Willougbby, five or six miles
from tbe creek.
Tbe young man wa about 10 years
of age, and bia fiancee, perhaps, a
year younger. . Tbe Ilollinston family
cume to this city from Canada a little
more than a yenr ago, fiBd soon
after went to Eucur,wbero -to-j
were employed upon tbe farm of Mr.
Hunt. An intimacy sprang up be
tween Mi ltolliuaton and yoon;
Emerson, which resulted ia their
engagement to be lifdrried. ' It ia
understood tbat bi friend opposed
the match on account of the youth
of both partiea, and for other rea
ona known to themselves. Tbe
amatory pair, therefore, laid tbeir
plana for an elopement. .
Tbe tale we ere telling ia not whol
ly a romantic and affecting one; of
"true love" crashed and trampled
under foot by .ioty-hearted parents,
of flight for all tbat Deemed worth
living for, and of death in each
other' arm, amidst tbe roar of tbe
mighty cataract. Fait of these
sensational ' feature belong to tbe
cose, but the unpleasant fact is fttsd
to be added, that John broke open a
trunk and stole $-00 ot bia father's
money, to give himself a "lifo" ia
tbe world with bi yonng bride. "
The parties left borne on Monday
of last week, Emerson taking, at
Euclaid station, a train for.Baffalo,
ou tbe Lake Shore railroad, Misa
Itolliaton joining bim at WilloUghby.
It has been ascertained tbey" wei t to
tJuaaio, and either there ' or in
Cattails, procured a marriage license,
though it is undrtood tbey bad
not yet been married when tbey em-
ixtraeu tor tuat mtai trip, aiiks
Ro! list on bad an aont living neat the
Falls, and tbe couple bad been visit
ing there for a day or two. A young
brother of btrs waa also staring
there, and.be was tbe boy lost iu the
boat thai went over the Falls, baring
accompanied tbe party on tbe- ex
cursion. . ,o ' .
j nen tbey went upon tbe mer
for a pleosurs ride, tbey were warned
to keep bear tbe shore, and is Ibey
valued tbeir lives, to keep out of tbe
resistless current. , Carelessly- row
ing and . floating along, : their boat
waa imperceptibly draw'd intd, the
current, and when tbey realized tbeir
danger it waa too lAte; - Mora swift
ly each moment tbey were Hurried
on to tbe verge of the cataract,: and
then tbe fearful, plunge came and
ended tbeir young live. It is not
yet known who the other couple
were. . jwk.-n "". ": - -
WBtktXe A XXW BOOT.
Tbe Danbury Netct says
little singular bow well - i
Xtia ft
pair ol
boots eau be nciade to fit at ibe store.
You may not be able to get your foot
only part way down tbe leg- at tbe
first trial, but that is because your
Btocking is sweaty, or , you bavu't
started right, aud the . shoemaker
suggests that you will mart again ol4
staud up to it, ftud be throw ia a
little powder from a pepper-box 10
aid you. - .
Aud so you stand up, and pound
down your foot, and partly trip youx
aelf up, and your eye suck out . ia
au unpleaaaut manner, and every vein
in your body appears to be ou the
point of bursting, aud all tbe ..while
that dealer stand around and eyes
tbe operation as inteutfy as if tbe
whole affair wad perfectly new aud
novel to bim. When your foot hut
finally struck bottom ttere ia a faint
impression on your mind tbat you
have stepped into an open stove, but
be remove it by soleiuuiy observing
tbat he never aaw a boot fit quite a
good as tbat. , . . " . .. . . ..
Yon may Suggest ' that jour toe
presses too bard against the front,
or that some of tbe bones in tbe aide
of the foot are. too much smashed,
but be sdys this ia always the way
with a new boot, and tbe trouble will
entirely disappear iu a few days.
Then you take your old ; pair under
your arm and start for home as ani
mated m a relic of .. 1812, all the
while feeling that the world will not
look blight and happy again until
you have brained that shoemaker.
i"ou limp down town the nest day,
and smile all tbe while with your
mouth, while your eyes look as if you
were walking over an oyster bed
bare-fact. ' '. .
Wheii no one is looking you kiek
against a post or some other obstruc
tion, aad bhow a fondness for stopping
aud resting agar. st sormsthtug .. that
will 1 sustain - your weight,, . .,Wueu
you get borne at night .you go, for
those Old boots who. au . eagerness
that cauuot be described, aud tbe re
marks that you make upon .learning
that youf wife lias disposed of them
to a widow woman in tlia suburb's;
are calculated to immediately .depop
ulate tbe earth of women' aud htioo
maker3 g8tierallyv ,
One item in an
Ciregoh herso-dec-7
a boldin a post-
to 'd bill resd : "
mortira examinsbun on
a .toss
who
ftltcrwaras recoverea, ti
4 '!) I 1
St .
Kimner nolirr. in Tffe Local
Coin a
eenni.per line, each Inx-rtion.
For lejial and tren.ieol nWerlUsexft u i 1 .' !
per .inure of 12 linen, for .the tot ir.r!.
sndil eoperxju. for tscb l w'.ci.t -sertios,
- i f
" ffrorn lh Pctrtland Non-s.Attz. 1,
t'M 9.1TCHDAY SIGST.
In a few short hours nig it's j .
mantle will ensbrood tbe r.)id, ui
clorie the. rages of anotlier-rc?'
And in tbat wek tow tnanr c!.r:n
have been made? bew many dark U-e i
of crime been perpetrated? bw mavy
sad nriisstep taken, never nsf&ia t"
li retraced? Banealh the baJe3 ' ."
darkness larks the cowan!, wait.'
for bia victim, the robber for I
plunder, and tbe murderer for 1 i
prey. How many, many psgoa won; 1
our city, don under ibe cover of
nigbt, in one abort weekreor 1o!
thereon damnable works pe?
td by cunning, treacherous I
Within tbe seven days jus'
another innocent girl has b-f
from the paths of virtue
protection of a mothct'seare n
ed down into tbeaHarinfyfV
vice and degradation .N.
ror a time around tee u.t
tben plorlged down, dol
. t : , . . - i
atHiiuing, josming water
ruisery, from wbencov
messenger. Death, dra
beneath tbe dregs of dJ s
and hurries ber spirit r
wide and sullen riv"iut,
enc of Hipa-rno will ca
binL-tying'I know , yi
ame as when fa c-bdf
she deserted a fond tzfoll
der in tbe paths of sin. ,
One more unfortunate adui .
mighty throng. One mor) I
graved upon tbe ahtanic t
ones.,. One more life
consumed by -witheiiB
one more darkened soul p. j.
tbe deepest depths of lle.i. -(
we iurn from this dark ph tsT'i -Cize
upon its parallel, tbe tlotrmvar.,
flight of our most prombwi g yorii?
wen. -Tbeir career, tho igli tlaik
ofttimef j'and steeped in cfima and
duwipalion, looks ret to tbs i jo so
bad as f alien wotuea. l! f Jet ra
wander up and down ibe .;ire 3 at
Ini J night, and look with soft a y o-i tbe
sights tbat meet our gaze, i Taoso
whom we deemed so true c tlJ tbera
selVea and family, reel past ilT acl
in brotfen accents, cuiso tucr very
maker and their homes. 1 X, i ; t if
tbeir father or tnottterj si.U-r cr
brother, knew tbe dangeroi s ; t o jni
wbereon a dear one trod, c 3 3. v 'A I
imagination Or tbe pen oi t -C-.r 1 !
t he suffering that Would fa! a- T
The only - source is " stem r -
where Ibe tender abred cl u 1
heart are racked and torn ,
filling tbe future years wi-l ?
aadhess and the bitter tbjcuit.,
ruined lxr. With ,trf row v:A
watsbed this giant ev'A dnn? 1
auspecting and reckless you th t . iv..s
the drunkard's crive. tht IIi-s ri-a-r. .
nr;lltnrrle mettsta -wot rmt-. , 11 thia'
monster stealing young ta.en: &3j tcJ
till a pauper's burial great l L it the
older ones, who are bus.i:a2 I. sad fa
thers, lead tbe ; followers r, , V, ?i
point, frtm wife ace tuere Li d tam
ing save iu death. Slowly xet urt'y
is tba monster's tread, as" hd --drtiws
them toward tbe goal, wbero owe
arrived attbe die ia cast. Frf nif ay
once liannv ltomes ere r.har i t ' mhi.
fort. Thecbildren wli9-os;a to
welcome a father's return now shriek
into a darkened comer to p Iie-tba
blows of an babitui drcnkar.f 00
by one tbe articles of ,f urn " 1 '-y
carried away to procure 1 1
purchase tbe fiery demon cl
dened btAinardeiconie t f
want and the necesMtiTi
til tbe wolf doe lin,? . 1
miserable hovel and want .1
in rag. The finale tCc
drunkard's grave, tt brcliit
and a desolate Lome.
' DEATH ATA CO.imtJ .0
A We have 1c) cbrosiclo t
saddest occurences tl ;
p'tdl in tl I coun'y ft r 1
On last Suuday tbu '
qnalt5jf cose rj -
courcii, nve tsues ir ; .
A large concoursa f ; t
present; and tit the c
ulaa cbruttians wtre
to the comrtiur.ion t..
of the Lord's Supf
Owen," wife ot T. A.
commonicact, walhL
parently iu a pood
person in tt: churcv
the very act if knefe!
dropped der 1. A j
came to ber jsida i
all efforts to i-wtbre I
Tbe calamity
i t:f.
ited t- 4.
an 1 j -
"1!." j.
1. b.:.
: rr r.t
ai.h n-
cast siieb n glo 1
tton; that tie r i
their bomes Lt , 3
day's serviceis.
she died ; cf 1, .
Owen was aa
leaKs a dishes
little cBildreu to
able loss
Are
railroa
revolver
baggage
three wa;
tb
A!
all,
vol -i.
dW
oaf
le-,1-.
six p
the
C. .
iu a t..
S0OW pi.,. t
the bagrg-apfc
perhaps, lr
he did ia ti.,
fewer; and be .
Tbe only booi!
toay- be pr-csfii
owuer calla t.
there will tbe
will rank ill?
eypcay ptgfka
t c..i. i ii no i i& -yj i '"
f
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