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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
So s. '"AN GL Hil r'01 ~
NJ MAY luna 10 ,r1 VERY SII y DA

-r~s. GRAND EXCURSION TO
,ssssssssS; GLYMONT,
SUNDAY, June Is, and EE ERI UNDA \
thereafter.
The steamer ARROW will leave her wh@r
NJ Alexandria nj lUi o clock q. M returning
ut D. III. Tickets 10 cents children half price
70 be had at the wharf on Sunday morning:
NJ Gals and refreshments will be furnished on
the grounds.
je l0--3t JOS. Ii. SuAFFlELD.
INCLUSION 10 CARLlN'S SPRINGS
The METHODIST PROTESTANT sun
DAY SCHOOL will have a n r.: wsJ rsltsE-ssg
Excursion to the above de- cefe ~ ssG---.- sH&ts
lightful csort,on TUESDAi,the 10Th of June
1eG9. The School contcmplates giving al EN-
HIBiTION in the Pavilion NJ the Spring dur
ing the afternoon, al which several Poems,
Dialogues and other pieces will DO rccted and
several fine pieces of Music will be sung. The
friends of Sunday Schools are confidently OK
pected to encourage the enterprise by their g.
sistsnce and presence.
Ice Cream and Refreshments may be obtain
cd of the Committee in charge
Tickets for adults, 5Oc and for children IN
der II years of agc. 2jc-may be- had rom -cF-
era of the scholars and from Jas. w. Nichols,
at the Post Office or from J. lacey, at tho Ct.
House.
The cars will leave the Loudon and ilainp-
shire depot ut 10 o'clock m, ard returning,
will lrfve the Springs about p; IN.
ie I'D j. TACEY, Sgrt.
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The HARBoR The harbor presented n
more than usually animated appearance to-
day, in consequence OF the large number oil
coasters that had arrived during the proceed
Ing night and this morning, Tor cargoes oil coal.
The schooner James Guiltorl, Captain John
Hungerlord, from Machodock Creek, was run
into early this morning by the coaster Pau
gusseit, from Bridgeport, Connecticut, and
had her bowsprit carried away.
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Fire..

PHILADELPHIA, June l0--Thc large build
ng corner C! Willow street and Ridge avenue
was destroyed by an iucendiary fire last night
Loss So, 600. Insurance only 81 800. The
sufferers were b. hangrcth & Bro, piano
manufacturers; Martin a Co., pattern makers
and Steers Bros, coal dealers. A stable and
wagon builders shop adjoining were also de-
strAVnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10

APPLICATION FOR PARDON REFUSED. -Ap-
pcatiou has been made to Governor Wells ior
the pardon of Maurice Duvai, tried and con-
victed at the County Court for Alexandria
County April, 1869, OF burglary, and scnten-
cod to the pentcntiary for ten years, by the
prisoner himself, who gives particulars OF his
arrest, trial and conviction But no reason be
ing shown why pardon should be granted, ii
was refused.
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The Presidential Party.

PuuApE1rHrA, June l0.-The train io1
New York, with the Presidential party Of
board passed through West philadelphia, or
Il . connecting road, at 1919 this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10
Tk,KJTSTkE>2 SALEorV VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, NEAR LEWINSVlLLE, IN
u Ii y nAIf NJ Y OLE EAlREA N.-Pursuant To

va,RUSTtE3 SALE VALUABLE REAL
| ESTATE, NEAR LEWINSVILLE IN
1UE COUNTY of FAlRFAN.-Pursnsntt To
n iced of trust from ID. d. Tompkins and w1fe,
dated tho 25I day of November. 1867, recorded
smono tho land records of Fairfax county, ID
Der H. No. 4. folio 49, and for tho purposes
therein mentioned, tho undersigned Will sell, AZ
public auction, to the highest bidder, AZ fait-
lax Court House. on MONDAY, the list day
Of .June. 1859. that being Court day, tho ia nj
npon which tho said Tompkins now resides,
near Townsville. in SAID county, containing
ij9 acres, Is poles, more or less.
The improvements consist OF comlortaDie
DWELLING HOUSE. handsomely locs- -
ted, BARN and other out-bui:dings me II
farfn is well watercd has "A suthcieney OF woon
timber foI the OF the farm Inc iano -
well located to the growth OF gram anu gta;ss,
and is well adapted for dairy farm, DOING
| about 8 miles from Georgetown, ID: y.
| TERM5-The sum of 800 with interest," rom
ina va dav of November, 1867, until the day
| ot s.lo. interest on $500 from the Z5d OF NOV &.
ember. 1867, to the Let of January, 1862 anu
| cynnnses. To be paid in cash on the day OF sale
| sSI5 on the lst day of January, leIo; the Ike
sum on the lst day of January, 1871 Soio on
the LIST day of January, 1872. and the ike sum
of Ss7j on tho lst day of January, 1915, WIN ~,
terest from the 1st day of January, 1903; the
interest 20 be paid annually; any excess in the
said sale to be paid on the LIST day OF January
lS72. with interest from the day OF sale; the dc
Ierrcd instruments to be secured by doed o.
,rust uuon the property ~ the cost OF the pur'
cbaser. including stamps. Sale to take place
between u and 8 o clock. Any further lhior'
nation may be obtained from Mr.. T0mpklhs
on the premises, from either OF the iruste Q,
VIA '''' JOHN j. SHIPMAN. Lowinsyillo
| THOS. x. LOVE, Fairfax q. IL.
| Fairfax co, my tO-cots iru'soo''
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MARINE LIST.
SIN KosE........4 81 MOON SETS.............O u
SUN sgrs.............T a HIGH WATER ms N
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNB9.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE
>ERIvED
Stearacr Express, Nic1,lc, Baltimore. - j.
Brodors " Co.
Schr. Ross Winans, Cadc. Port Deposit. lum-
Der to j Ii. II. SmOot
Schr. K. &. Stannard. Hubbard, Norfolk,
lumber to J. Ii. d. Smoot.
Schr. Horny Robert, New Haven, 20 Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr. c. W. May, Phiadelphia, TO American
Schr, r c. y. Ward, Now York, to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Schr Enoch Moore, New York, to American
Schr. II. :. Brooks. Boston, to American
Schr. VIM II. Kenale, Now York, to Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr. Taugussett, Boston, to American Coal
Schr. C. G Crsnmor, Providence to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
schr. Henry Hobert, New Haven coal by
American Coal Co.
Schr. G. ". May, Boston, coal by American
Coal Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Ocean Traveller, Adsm:, sud Wave
Crest Gaivley, for this port, cleared at Phlla'
iclphis 7th inst.
Schr. James Vcdron, Cavalier, hence NJ
Providence 9TH inst.
Schr. Unru,t, Heath hence 1t: Providence
18th inst.
Z, h inst
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Ev c,ecu q Wise. sucsioneers.

rrElJSTEE'S SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
DWELLING.
By virtue %. u deed Of trust from John Ehr-
haril and Magdalcna, his wife, dated the ~
day of February. 1860 recorded in Libcf T.
No. 3, folio 49, Land Records AlcE"ndr'" co.
v. to secure the payment ol certain notes due
Wm. Cogsn, viii offer for sale, in front OF
the Mayor Office, in Alcvandria, on SATuR-
DAY, tho 10th day of July, ls:9, by public
auction, ~ LOT OF GKOu"Di WIZ ,I, = EsssS
large i've story BRICK DIV Filling ksIsE-
thereon. situated on the north side of King ST.,
between between Henry and Fayetto street, running
back 100 feet to 10 feet alley.
TERMS--One.third cash the residue at SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of sale the deferred payments I" be Sc,
cnyod bv the bonds OF the purchaser and y deed
of trust on the premises. All corvcyanclng
and stamps at tho expense of the purchaser
THOS. NJ. WHITE,
20 1,ct, Trustee
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uARLIN'S SPRIN GS.

This popular place of resort having been
thoroughly renovated, is now ready for the re-
cepton of parties who desire - spend " day IN
lis delightful groves.
1t il easy of access to the cities of AlcXan-
dria and the District, being Immediately upon
the limo of the Alexandria, Loudoun " lamp
shire Railroad, with the Superintendent OF
which arrangemc can be mndc for the run
ming of trains to suit the convenience of parties
desiring TO visit tho place.
The p.opretors pledge themselves to use
their best endeavors to secure the comfort anc
pleasure of visitors, and TO the maintenance
of order. No alcoholic liquors permitted in tho
vicinity.
For further particulars apply to
WIN. II. CAKLIN, AleyG., or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10

CANAL NEws.-The canal to Cumberland
continues in excellent condition. One huhure'
aud fits boats have arrived here since tue nfS
OF the month.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTION HOUSE.

A r-'' '''''7 ~. ~ . -,
wholesale dea ers visiting our cIty viii i.ha
il To their interest to maze their selections rom
A STRICTLY NOTION HOU>+.
All goods in my line are purchased !" arge
quantities, with view 10 meeting the 5qulrc-
rnents OF the wholesale trade from The large
importing sud manufacturing house, "hl. II
arahlns me L. offer the same induce neht III
nrices that is presented to the country trade by
largo houses in tho Northern tie.
'"' - CHAS. W. GREEN,
800 % Ki'lg street.
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GU MINER BOARDING.
Iry 20 81
XXTANTED.

WASTED
1903 CORDS OF GOOD CHESTNUT OAK
BARK
for which we viii pay Sl5 per cord, delivered
NJ Alexandria on the ca's Of thcO. !. - NJ.
L. l., or at tho Tsnncry.
Ne also want jOOcords oI good BLACK OAk
BARK, for which We will pay Si0n cord
We have always on hand - AK ani HEM
LOCK SOLE LEATHER. UPPER LEATH-
T. Il, O. nll kinds, Harness, Bride and Skirting
Leather, which we sell vt the lowest cash prices
We are paying the highest cash prices tor good
BEEF HIDES dry and green.
C. G. .SMOOT y SONS,
All l1-tt AleXaulrla Va
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10 . cow ROBT. BALL 7th ST.. Wash n
OPENING OF PORTNER'S GARD + n
AND pIEASILKE GKOIl n De.

NPENING OF POKTNEKS G \ K + Y
" AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
[ take pleasure TO announce to tho ub!lc
that have opened my GARDEN, which has
bees fitted up in very fine style Parties visit;
ing the Garden will find amusements of all
kinds. TIE place will be kept in such man.
ner that every family may come and visit 1t
either in daytime or evening. Refres hments of
all kinds. LAGER BEER fresh from the
Brewery Vaults. Parties or associations wish;
ing to hold = Picnic or othor Festival will ma
this place best adapted for tat purpole' as the
Garden and all tho grounds ca2 be procured
Tor day or nigh. by any respectable party nj
very reasonable rates
ap 2O-.tf ROBERT PORIA hh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10
DEMOVAL OF THE
X, LIVE HALTER,
ON Il |

DEMoVAL OF The ,r,,vy
IL LIVE IIA !, T,pI (, So, KING
FROM - KING STREET, 70 ~ hlN"
STREET, -,
TOnc door east of st. Asaph &, Hrcn"le'a old
stand.
Thankful f.r pas. favors, ws1e' for = con-
tinaarce of the Same. vans.
al, .' Iarso S, assortment Of CLOTH HATS just
received, Of all colors.
Keep constantly on hand full assortment
Vi Straw ita and Panama Hats bleachcd in hours
notice. Hats Of al kinds made to order ~
short Notice my Him
rEyHE FACT that our CHALLENGE Ne
4 PERPETRATORS had such an unprcce.
dentoi success over all others made outside OF
orr State. has aroused Us to enlarge our lacill-
ties for manufacturing: We also offer TINS sea,
son somethiag new--the OMBlNED SAT- r.
ard REFRIGERATOR cotton up with great
e and which cannot fail To please. The un-
y, ned being the inventors rs well IS maaa-
,ac,mrcr. do not hesitate to say they are hot
inforinr fn hose manufactured elsewhere: puI
s,y boldly thGt they arc superor IN our JLna LUZ,
ment to all cthe-- we checrluily PM 49,;
ra,;on. knowing the , nrIict will be IN favor "i
Virginia mechanism. r,c;rIS HOY.
my L
TIVE WAY TO SAVE HONEY
Istoo..u On the unIeis. - il: you afo "a
waLt of p good TIN EpOf, - OIIhN ana
SCOUTING. M,
VIII clean repair AMI varnish your hlop,
sexton and other Stoves Tor tho summer.
Particular attention gwen to repairing.
Best %. material used, and charges small.
Orders from the country respectfully sohcit'
cd. J., x: SHE'LL. u Price st.,
Opposite GaZ tic Ciiicc,
nv l3-Im Aiexandri,, Va.
:;jirVIOT5 FOR BUSi% i.'+ SUITS.
We haze iu.t received full assortment OF the
ui.ye 4 ,nis TOR business SUITS ut ercrtiy reduc-
rd IRIS W. L,lye nl-o added 10 our took OF
| li.ck. French Doc-k!ns Cashmere b!HcN
french Cloths and FANCY C..siInercs, in"hine
,i,r sioll; 81 goods in THAT Ina" vcrJ COMP te
=. g nre preuared L. furnish SUITS @".'" W, 49,
| III. best ,lv!" Hnd mai to- any ine'' AZ '''"'
! desired. r,,,,,,,v cC5iyuAKER
C,u,nREN'S CARRIAGES!
4 CHILDREN CARRIAGES
u ..u,,o. stc,l, Of Che above on hand aad for
Ia tv C. &. BERRY, II King 81.
Orders from the country promptly attended
,n ie9
NINE TOLL 500 -, Eldetf ,w.r, Brown
4 Windsor, Honcy and Giycerino soaps for
safe low, b.
ie3 bRODh rs X IA LOR.
DI UAkB and SAL SODA received this day
d By GeSI j. c. MILBUKN,
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ns-POLITICAL NETTING, Ia kL ~.
WHITTLESEY, Republican cahuiuH W. c Ii.
E Sans of this city aud county, at LlBEk \
HALL tfa on FRIDAY NIGHT next At e,gh'
O'Clock. ).
es- We hereby announce JOB HA y
uI 70 San Independent Republican candi-
date ut the coming election to represent 'he
county OF Fairfax in the House OF 'S e :!
Virginia. MANY REfu hhl't'H ' VI NJ
Fairfax CO., je9-eote
STRAWBERRY CREAM today at Atm,
~ ie lott AUEhbANh D
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Death ola Minister.

LANCASTER, Pa, June l0-Rcv ": y
Gutwald, pastor OF st. Johns Lutheran Chmt
in this city, died here last night, lie ha'
been in i'll health for some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10

PURSUANT TO ~ ID Eel h OF THE
l. Circuit Court Of Alexandris county, va,
Court in Tho snit of William G. Richards, Trus-
tee, &c, vs.. William T. He-rick and wife and
olhors, the undersigned, Comm ,Ssloner' Al, sp
pointed 10y the said decree, will oiler Tor sale,
by public auction. in 'front.' of tho promises, on
SATURDAY, the ID day Of July, 1869, At II
&c clock a. m, a certain TEN EMENT and tFia
LOT OF GROUND, situated on the south 1 y W
81 Assph streets, in Alexandria, Va, in from.
on King street u feet inches, and in depth
100 feet the same being tho roperty f"tmoriy
owned by Mrs. Ann Solomon.
TEKMS-One. fourth of the purchase. money
to br paid in cash on the day OF sale, and inc
residue in two equal instal ments at IL and lS
months from the day of sale; tho deferred pay,
ments to bear interest from the day OF sale. and
To- be secured by tho notes of the purchaser,
with approved security, and tho retention OF
the tito to the property until tho smeare PAID,
w. &. RICHARDS,
;o-oo,s Comm'r. of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10

TIE MATRIMONIAL CAsE-According to a
loug account in the Washington Chronicle, the
matrimonial case, mentioned in the Gazette 4
few days ago, was marriage effected it Wash
iugton, under false pretenceS, by man named
Brown who represented himself as wealthy
Georgia planter The brides name Is Carpen-
ter. Upon the return of tie bride and bride
groom to Washington, suspicious began to be
excited, and Brown has been committed to jail
charged with stealing gold chain, a gold pen
ell, and a velvet cloak from tho house O! his
fsther-in law. Ii was fortunate that he was
found hare, as soon as he was especially iortu-
nate for the victim Of his rascalty.
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FIFTH DISTRICT RADICALs.-A meeting OF
the Radical party of the Fifth Tor county, Dis
triet was held last night in the church at the
Freedmen's Village, s. p Cotbetr, white, IN
the chair, ani Austin SyphaS, colored, secre-
tary. A resolution offered by Austin Syphsx
to appoint delegates to County Convention TO
meet in this city to day, was, after speeches in
its favor by Austin Syphax, j. 7. Bur0ctt, K.
C. Armstrong and Robert Laws, aud in orrO-
sltion to it by John Birrel y. A. I;reen, W.
A. Rowe, and soma others, lost almost unani-
mously. The meeting then, after giving three
cheers for the success OF the present candidates
for the Legislature, adjourned at . clock a. m.
SALE OF THE MOUNT VERNON ESTATE. -
MessrS. Green & Wise, real estate auctioneers,
sold this morning by public auction, IN front OF
the Mayors office, for w. A. Taylor and Il. l.
Scott, Commissioners the following portions
Of the Mount Vernon estate; Lot No. > IN the
Plat, containing 81 acres, to f. &. Gibbs, Tor
$50 per acre: lot No 4, l2j acres, to the same
gentleman. for 50 per acre; lot No, y, Nv
acres, to p. Ii. Troth, for $25 per acre iot
No 10 81 acres, on which is the Ferry Land
inc Fishing shore, to VIM. Metz, Tor $50 per
acre The attendance at the sale was tolcrlbIy
large. and the prices obtained were in excess o!
the aprra'sement
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LAND FOR SALE IN
v FAIRFAX COUNTY.

y "
Y FAIRFAX COUNTY.
BY authority Of the decree of tho County
Court o, Fairfax county, entered ut March
Court. 1862 in the suit OF Wilson VS.. Hest, the
undersigned therein M, named Sdo VIII III
Fnirt.x Court House, or MONDAY, the 18th
4sy Of May isGo tnst being Court dsSy I that
ticiIl L:ely resided This land lies on the
Gcorgetown road, near the Middle Turnpike,
adjoining tho lands of George w. Gunneli' the
late .Joshua Gibson and Others and contains u
..,r,.s and Is poles, more or less.
TEKMo-l:l 10 OF the purchase money =, IN hand ,and
MS n deposit liable to be forfeited and the iahu
rrsold At the risk of the purchaser. should no
Iil 10 complete his purchase the residue IN
three equal payments ut six, twelve and eight
cen months with interest from the day OF SALE
To be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with approved personal security iiIi .,. 10 Do
retained until tho last payment Is made
St"n'n. md conveyance 10 be paid by tho pur-
rbssrr THOS. MOORE.
Commissioner of Salo
rs~POSTPONEMENT-The above sale has
tran nos,noncd until MONDAY, the 2lst day
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r.-POSTPONEMENT -The above sale has
Ecan postponed until MONDAY, the 2lst day
~, i,aao .,,m-, d.v lie 3-law4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-15

Eugene Is only forty-sx years OF age.
Anna Dickinson Is beng busted In Boston.
Tennyson Is busy building himself home.
Senator sherman contempates outnesn tour.
Aureus Luis Gallardo, the Mexican poet, Is dead
Cincinnati mas an opium eater who goes to all tho
concerts.
John Chinaman has appeared in Chicago, pigtai
and all.
Awidow in Elizabethtown, KY, has been awarded
1888 80 for breach OF promise
The French Prince Imperial has successfully
smoked his first cigar
Senator sumner, Senator Wilson, Horace Greeley
and Chief Justice Chase were all born In February.
Queen Victoria has allowed four British officers
TO aid In the organization and drill OF che Persian
army.
The Khedive has ordered an iron floating dock.
The Sultan VIII have to send him another ultima
tum.
Rio 70 Tngawa Is Japanese student at Hope Co..
lege, Michigan When Jap meets Soph then comes
the Tugawa.
An English laborer's wife recently presented her
husband with five children at q birth, all or whom
were alive at last accounts. INC poor woman has
twenty-five children, including two sets Of trpets
The Queen has sent her thirtyive dollars.
List OF Americans registered at the Office OF
Bowes Brothers Co., IL rue de Ia Paix, Paris for
William h. BlIss Mr. James Lawson, Jr., Colonel A.
Denixe, Mrs. II. ). FIRTH Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. 4ldee
ss NJ 6anea n h Mr ana m Mr. VIVIAN
Mrs. Il. Il. Morgan, Mr. H. $. Ward, MIR. and Mrs. Il.
]. Lawrence, Mr.. W. w. Stuart Mr.. Augustus
Croker Mir. W. W. Wright, Eliza G. Wright. Miss
NJ. @. Wright. Boston-Mr and Mrs Alfred Nudge
MIR. F. X. Nudge Jones, Mr.. j. Adams, IT.,
Mrs. ii. n. Horton, Miss Horton. Miss x. Horton,
Mr.. Charles B,yden Mr. Frand II. Smith. Philadel.
phia-Mr. and Mrs: W. Z. Wilstach, Mr.. ana Mrs. M.
Weaver, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. d. Driscoe. Cincinnati
Miss G. q. Carlisle, Miss Florence Carlisle, Miss M.
r. Carlisle, Mrs. Gcorge carlisle. Milwaukee-Mr.
and Mrs. Fitch J. Boswortn, Mas +. =. Bosworth.
Cnicago.mr. J. NJ. Durand and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. DoRgett, Mr.. 4. +. Carvell. Arkansas
Mr.. Heber W. JONES' Providence--Mr. Isaac Fish.
Montreal-Mrs. and Miss Furniss. Michigan-Mr.
q. q. Johnson. United states Frlgate Sablne--Dr.
George Peek. Mr. Jacob Rich. United States Navy
hr. George ]. Mitchell, Mr.. Il. X. Denly. United
States Army-Dr \. u. Webb Calcutta--Mr. FRED
whitney, Mr.. Albert Thorndike Rome, Itliy-Dr.
James q. Gould. London-Mr. II. Mcdowell, Mi.
Cecrps Noutaru IIck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-15
TslseRApHic NEWS ITEMS.

The Denver Pacific Railroad Is completed to
Evans station.
The Indiana Republican State Central Committee
have ISSUED call for convention ON the 22d Of
February.
Mr.. Henry NJ. waite, formerly Chief Justice Of the
State OF Connecticut died at his residence In Lynn
yesterday, OF one O'Clock.
Neal Mclaughlin who was On trial In Philadel-
phia for completely in the Brooks assassination CASE
was yesterday found guilty.
Cover nor Geary, OF Pennsylvania, has Withdrawn
his oical order for the execution OF DR.. Schoeppe
pending &C tion Of the Supreme Court
The Wyoming Legislature adjourned sine dfe on
Saturday. Governor Campbell siguod the Woman's
Suffrage bill, and 1t is now law OF the Territory.
A party OF 100 armed men took two negroes out OF
the Richmond KY. jail on sunday night and hung
one and whipped The other, and sent him back to
Jail.
The Griswen Building occupied by the First
National Bank OF Aurora Ind, was burned Monday
evening together with Mr.. Grlggs' livery stable
adjacent.
Peter Geldrcich the supposed murder of his wire
Quilted after thee days trial since his aca1tssl
he has become ravlng maniac.
The Hayden steamer Triumph formerly the rebel
ram Atlanta, broke the bed-pate OF her condenser
while going down the Delaware river from Phiadei-
phia, and was towed back TO Chester, whore she Is
receiving repairs.
The charter election In Ogdensburg. N Y, came
of yesterday and resulted In the election OF q. b.
Bridges (repubican) Mayor and q republican Com
mon Council, collector, three republican supervisors
and three republican assessors.
Delegates from she Third, Sixth ana Twelfth Ohio
the Fourth and Fifth Indiana and the Sixth Ken.
lucky collection districts met In Cincinnati on Mon
day afternoon and formed an association, under the
title OF the "Western DiStillers Association lie
objects are TO protect the interests OF The govern
ment fix the value OF the products, retain the pre-
sent law IL possible and recommend 10 Congress
legislation to prevent frauds
Governor Butler, Of Nebraska, is undecided
whether TO call an extra session OF the Legislature
OF that State. While there is no doubt that he Is
anxious to nave tile fifteenth amendment ratified
there IS great pressure against calling an extra
session 10y the citizens south OF Platte who
fear that the members nOrtn OF the Pale Will
take the opportunity to pass measures beneficial to
that section