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Shaking and Burning.

1t Is not Necessary to journey from the trop-
ics 10 A;Ha!;a IN order u experience the cy-
tr:u,t-- III heat aGh cold. Thousands undergo
AL tho inconvcnienc"a a ,his metrica!
change every inv, ~ every ether iny, as
the Case mas. be, without the trouble 81 moVir e
over the threshold y word With thr5e inyO!-
nntary shrkois. Whh. Arr they dung to cX-
ptuItG their return to - medium temperature?
to bGcat: the Chill: and Danish the lever
Are they dosing themselves with quinine,
thereby imporilling tho soundncsa Of their
bones and impsiring the vigor of their brains
and nervous system Some Of them are, no
doubt, but not the majority Of them. it is be-
lieyed. Tho value OF 1ostetter's Stomach BIZ
ters ~ a harmless and certain specific for fever
and aguc is understood ana appreciated in ell
parts of the country where intefmittents pre-
vail. The resident; Of such localities begin to
take it emily in the spring rs u protection
against the miasma by which they are surround.
cd not MI Of them, perhaps, for n blind ad-
hcrence Ia error is the specially Il soma peo-
pie; but the greater number.
lftherc is any fixed fact IN Therapeutics. it
is this that the BiLters arc . far better safe
guard against all the varieties Of periodic n!ala-
dies produced by unwholesome cxhalatlons
than any drug or compound in the nlaterla
medica Of the profession. This assertion is
made with III due respect to the faculty, but
being all important truth, and ono that nearly
concerns tho health OF large settlements in va
rious parts of the country. and indeed OF the
public at large, it is made fearlcssly. Founded
on ample and urimpeachabio testimony, It de-
flies disprovsl.
To break up chills and fevers, rs we'll es to
prevent them, there is nothing 90 reliable as
this wholesome vegetable restorative.
NH 14-eolW
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she Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-totton less iirLn Al
23a23!. Flour dull. Medium grades less lrm.
Corn quiet; white 90a9l, yellow 92a93, Dat:
j3. Rye 95al00. Provisions unchanged IN eve
ry respect.
New YORK, March Ii. Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull and in buyers Ia'or'
Corn is 4 shade tirmer.
New YORK, March l9.-Storks unsettled.
Money easy at sac per cent. Gold l24. Fir
GINA SKIES ex coupon T3, new IL.
BALTIMORE, March, l9.-Virg!nia SKIES old
j64 bid, SCI asked; do. 1866, G6bld, DO. lS6.
81 bid G. asked; DO. coupe new 70 bid old 81
bid
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Establish ED IN ES2:3
g.. y. W H. Is q,

No. IS King street,
Importer and Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHEN WARE,
Is nov receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
goods, bought since the decline in gold.
Being an old established house and having
unusual facilities for purchasing, and IN cI.
sensive acquaintance with the manufacturers OF
Earthenwar and Glassware, both in this ccun-
try and England, he is able to offer unusual in
ducements TO country merchants and dealers
generally.
his stock will be found to be very complete,
embracing all qualities Q! oarthenwaro from
common Q. G. TO best Ironplated China.
Glassware in great variety, at low prices.
Window Glass Of al sizes.
Stoneware, Coal Oil Lamps and Chilmnies,
Plated and B~rittsnis Casters, Table Cutlery,
&C., Sc.
Country merchants are earnestly requestedto
give him a cali, and he is satisfied he Can sell
goods q. low as any other frst-class house.
NH l1-eo3m [Leees5urg Washington.
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Coal Trade. Our freud OF the George.
that "Alexaudria will soon have 10 abandon all
pretention as Il depot for the carrying trade Of
Cumberland coai." Ga the contrary, quite
the reverse" We want the L,e<ees Of the
Canal to reduce their rates of toll~-to increase
the trade: that is all. The superiority OF
navigation secured by location, must eveutu
ally make Alexandria the Coal Depot.
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MAGAZINES. From the book aal period.
cal store of Mr.. George T.. French, No. IS
King Street, We rccaivel this morning the
April numbers OF the Galaxy, containing q
continuation of Charles Reads novel, Pat
yourself in his place. Goiey's Lady's Book
and Frank LesLie's Lady's Magazine.
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOX YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights of HOME, and the propriety or impro-
priety Of getting Married, with sanitary help
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD q ISOLATION, Box Z,
Philadelphia, Pr. Jan e -"nd&w
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THE Market this morning was well supplied;
no change ia the prices OF butcher meats, or
vegetables cabbages are scarce and high but
ter (fresh) 50 cts. per Id eggs 80 cts. per
dozen; poultry scarce and high. There was a
tolerably supply Of fresh fsh-such as perch,
muilets, Sc. Some county pork at Ii cts,
ner lb
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TAxEs.-The sheriff has been allowed until
Thursday, the Oath inst, to make his returns.
He requests us to state that he will be compell'
ed to inforce the collection Of taxes after that
date
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Office Of FFsk & HATCH,
rANNr.S AND UEALtR5!N GOVERN.
NEXT SECURITIES,

Ur.J NASSAU TasET: -" toRk'
February 18th, 1870.
II. :~alaa.SabIo success nb;ca attended cur
NEGOTIATION 81 The Loans Of the CENTRAL "a
CIFIC RAILGuAD COMPANY and the ESTEEM
PACIF!c H.4iI.auAD COMPANY. and the popu-
laritr nGd crctil which these Loans hsve MAIN
ta;lei ii lie markets. beth in this country and
Europe. have shown that the First Mortgage
Bonds cf eiy-located and honorably.ms1-
aged Railroads ale promptly recognized and
readily taken rs the most suitable, safe and sd-
vantage0ua form of investment, yielding 8
more liberal income than can hereafter be de-
rived iro,3 Government Bonds, and available
to take their plHcc.
Assured that. in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loan, re are meeting q
e:oa: publ:c want, and rendering a valuable
service-ho.h to he holders of Capital and to
those greet Rational works of internal i'm
pro7emeat whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character, ~entitle them to the use OF Capltai
ead the confidence Of iuvesto.a-we now oter:
with soecisl confidence and satisfaction, the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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Fire.

LOUISVILLE, March 10 Hayden Brothers
dry goods store Was damaged by fire from the
amount of $4,000 to $50, coo. Michael hay
deu was held to bail On suspicion OF flrlna tho
store. The Insurance is reported al over $40,
00O. The other partners are absent from the
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-19

LAND SALE.-Brawner J. Co., Land Agents
of this city, sold on the 18th inst, the farm OF
Mr.. Geo. Newman, in Prince William Co, con.
tanning 50 acres, to Mr.. Minor Lawrence, OF
Huron County, Ohio, for 500.
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TKED'K. PAFF,
r No. % King street.

ENKED i. PNfE,
r No. 90 King street,
Has Just received IL novelty in the shape OF
LADIES WAITE PROOFLASTlNG b. LIS,
to which the especial attention OF the ladies Is
most respectfully invited. Also, in order to close
out Fall and Winter stock and to make room
Tor Spring goods, he offers tho entire stock At
reduced rates.
Custom work made 10 order at tho shortest
notice, and satisfaction given as regards price
and fit. Repai ing neatly and promptly exc
cut.d Don't forget the number, % King st.
N. Borders from the country promptly at
tended to. mn i9-lW
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Away with SpectacIes. Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid on receipt Of lOc. Address
DR.. L. 3. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m l20 Lexington Az, y. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-19

M@@ NOTICE.-We have on hand a
ta~ large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and IN order
TO reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
urices. All in want will do we'll to call ut u
King street.
ian 28-tf W. L. WADDE4.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPkClALDISPATCHESTO THEGAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March lg-3p q.

Congress has not been in session to-day.
Albert Nicols, a colored, man was convicted
Francis Miller j for the defence, moved tor a new
trial.
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I.OOCE ERMAN,
IEDNA LIsJI r NJ .rel naESSE1,
SURGEON DENTIST, NIFNYsA

(Ural. u Bali. college . Dental Surgery, 1850
20. IL, SOUTH WASHINGTON ST.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
DR.. l.. respectfully informs tho public that
for tsacnty gears he he's given especial attention
to tbs proBcrvAtion Of the natural teeth, and
vii! continue so TO do, and invites those who
wish To Savs them TO call on him, knowing ths:
por treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted osL
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AEp COLLEGES.
D1-i:
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Comfort and cure for the kuptured. Sent post
paid on receipt Of Zoe. Address
DR.. L. Z. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m l2O LIE yington Az, n. Y.
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VNHOLESALEl WHOLESALER
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND WHITE
GOODS.
IN A ID L IL 4 q IL II ~

Dealer in English, French snd German
White and Fancy Goods, Motions, Hosiery,
Gloves. Trimmings, Ribbons, Laccs, Umbrol-
las, Childrcn's Carriages. &c, &c.
l am prepared to extend TO merchants pur-
chasing in large or small quantities every nd
vantage in prices which can be accorded in
rny OF tho Northorn CT los. fob ~
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I @ n d II E / ii g.

S. BLON II E ID.
CORNER KING & FAIRFAX SIRE cts,
Owing to the ~latene5s Of the season, is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
His stock is very large, and will be closed
out at remarkably low rates. feb 10
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Ci5esaibeaAc ana Ohio Railroad Co.

1 ISSaA III IL ""~ W.
! Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connect.
| ing tho Atlantic COST and the magnificent har-
| bors OF tho Chess cale Bay with the Ohio Riv-
| er ut q point Of reliable navigation, and thus,
with the entire Railroad syatem and water
transportation ofthe great West and Southwest,
forMs the additional East aud West
Truala Line, 50 i'm peratively demanded for
the accommodation of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
$eaDosrd and Europe on the one hand, and the
great producing regions Of the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi Valleys or the other.
The Importance OF this Road as 81
new outlet from the West to the sea
magnitcs it into one Of national consequence,
and in=ures TO i! IN extensive through traffic
from tho day Of is compilation while. in the
developer1ent of the extensive agricultural and
mineral resources OF Virginia and West Vir-
glnia, il posscs:c:, along Il: oWn lire, tho Gle
ments OIL large and profitable local business.
Thus the great Interests, both general and To-
cal, which dcmagd the completion of the CHEs-
APEAKE N OHIO RAILROAD to the Ohio Riv-
er, afford the surest guarantee of its success and
value, and renHeritille mOstimpOrtant
StS2N 32DSesEEsiAa u SuSSA tAAo>
now III progress in this country.
is superiority rs m East and West route,
and the promise OF ~ immenso and profitable
trade awaiting It's completion, have drawn to il
the attention End cooperation Of prominent
Capitalists and Rail- oai men Of this City, Of
sound Judgment ard known integrity, whose
conn cction with it, together with that Of emf
ncnt citizens end business men Of Virginia aud
Yves. Virginia, sur an energetic,
honorable and successful manage"
mems
The Road g completed ard in operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs "C West Virgins. 227 miles, and thero
r.n.in but 700 ruilca Cuow pnrtinNly construct-
ODD to TO COW plc,od 10 cnrry i. 60 tho propo""a
terminus on the Ohio river vt, or near, the
mouth OF The Big Sandy River, $50 miles above
Cincinnati. and $50 miles below Pi!tsburg.
Lines are VOW projected or in progress
through Clio and Kentucky to this point,
which wii! connect the Chesapeake and ONO
with the entire iinii DAD eystems OF the West
and Southwest, and with the Pacific Raliroad.
Its va liable franch Ses and superior advan-
taecs will place the CHESAPEAKE AND Ou1o
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations @!
the country; and there exists r present value
in completed :oad and work done, equal IT, The
entire %lnount Of the mortgage.
Tao details o. the nnan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants Of al cln'scs
Of investors; and combine the various features
OF convenience, safety and protection against
loss or fraud.
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Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.

sap Ct!
N;AS AND STEAM FITTING
VI
WIN. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand a large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pOEUHLAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA IND
OTHER SHADES;
CiT. GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES {;
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES.
and everything in tho Steam Fitting Line.
and ftiod M with Gas in the moot substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c, prompt
~ and faithfully executed all ut prices which
will rive satisfaction. my 8-tf
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CITY 1T T. NJ r.
SP EGIE A NJ Z y y.

All goods will be sold for sreenbacks Al gold
prices, and SILVER will be given in change.
Al &. DEALHAM'S Clothing House, 81 hing
street. mar
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$1,000, $500 and 500.

SH,VSV5 S9'OV aiiu 'SAOOs
They will 10 sued as C3apon Bonds, puun"'|
TO Bearer, and may be hclc in that form or
Tho Bond may b, registered in the name OF
the owner. with the coupons remaining payable
to bearer attached, the principal being thea
transferable only on the book OF the Company,
unless reass:gned TO bearer or
The coupons my be detachcl and cancelled.
thu Bond made q permanent Registered B0nd,
transferable only on Inc books Of tho Company.
and the Interest Ina;io pay@bt" only 10 the re-
cis!cred owner or bis attorney.
Tho thr,o cIasscs viii bo known respectively
as
Isl. "COUPON BONDS PAYABLE To
BEAHER'
I'd. "REGfSTERGD BONDS With COu-
PONS ATTACHEn."
81. 'EEGISTERED BOHDS WITH COU-
! PONs DETACHED" aud should be SO desig
mated by Correspondents il specifying the class
Of Bonds dc lrcd.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run from
.Junuary Is. 1870, with interest nj six per cent
| nar nnnum from Novcm5cr ], 1869. PHINcl-
pA1ASD INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD IN Inc
city OF New ToFk
Tho interest "a payable in MAY and NovEM-
nrr. rhat l. mev take he place u that Of the
earlier Issues Of E,Yc.Twcn!ics, snd suit tho
conver;suCr ii oar friends vino already hold
C,ntrni and NrStorn Pacific Bonds, with inter
ot rryablr in January and July, and who
NAV desire in rasking additional Investments
20 have their interest receivable at different sea
sons Of the yrN7.
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NOTHEK ASsURlMENT Q r
D1CKENS' PAPER COLlAno
nb7s OtWSITMEK& SLAYMAKEF.
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ES T. CLARE,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
BuENTsv1LLE, PRICE WILLIAM CoUETT, "a.
Will attend promptly to any business in the
Courts Of Prince William. Fairfax and Stafford
Pr. Wn. CO., dec lily
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LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH SER VICES, DC, TOMORROW

?, Christ Chnrch.-Servioe at II a. u and Il o.
m. by Rev. Mr.. MeKim.
st. Paurs G~urch:-Service at II a. II. ano
5p. m. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Csurch.-Servic at II a. IN. and Z! p.
by Rev. Mr.. Sprigg.
st. MQrv's.-Mass at ! ana IL a.M'' ano '7s-
Eprst resbvteriGn.- ~Service in the morning
bv Rev. Mr.. Aztec. Sunday School Concert at
night.
SECOND pres5ytsrian;16A s sesv jSos,n -..,rs,
Quarterly Meeting Of this Conference year.
Sermon in the morning and at night, by Rev.
A. w. Wilson, 2. 4.
Methodist Ep1scopal.-SerVice in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.; Haynes:
ing and at night, by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
Baptist-Service in the morning and at high at
by Rev. Mr.. Ryland.
Village OapeL.--Service in the morning and
at night, by Rev. Geo. ". Lightner.
Aiecendria Christian Association -General
Prayer Meeting in the Methodist Protest
ant Church. at 4 o'clock p. m, and every
evening during lho coming week in the Asso-
ciatloas new room, second hoor OF NO. rs hlng
street, at 4 O'Clock. A cordial welcome wlll
means of grace.
German Lutheran. Service al y: H., ia
the Star Engine House. south ST. Asaph street,
by Rev. Mr.. Brandt
DARING l~NCENDIARY ATTEMPT. A daliug
but unsuccessful attempt was mada about !
quarter before ten o'clock last night 10 tire ono
Of the two iraluel house. Of Mr. Albert SlSson
on Paine street. irtwrrm k!ng aud Cameron
streets. The house. is undertaking IN prove
meut, aud Mr. Sisson Was AT work ~ one uf
m, ,n,nr mann. p1y,,, IT,. .yr,bt NJ STnhkl
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PROFESSIONAL.

A G. IT 3 Il,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
For Alexandria county, Virginia.
OEce with Brawner 6 Co, ~ North Fa;Ttnz
street, between king street and the
Mansion House. Alex
andria, Virginia.
Surveying, Civil Engineering, D7aughtinG,
Sc, executed with accuracy and dispatch.
nov 2-tf
TAMES B. HODGkIN,
DENTAL SURGEON:
[Graiuate Baltimore College Dental ScrGe"T,I
Office, cor. Washington s. Prince SIS,
Aiezandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered
sep 20-tf
VIZ II. ROBERTS,
DENTIST,
20. S South Washington street,
Alexandria, w.
All Dental operations performed in TIE most
satisfactory manner, and or roasolabie terms.
sep I'll
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sNGOD & PRICE.
MACHINl5T5,
Having rented the shop formerly occupied by
W. ). Moore. arh prepared to do Nj work III
their limo with ~neatness and dispatch.
$TkAM ENGINES built To order, aud ~
pair work Of Nil kinds promptly attended 10.
We respectfully solicit g share OF tho rut;ilt
patronage. WOOD fklCE,
G"rncr OF Royal ard Wilkes St.,
.au G-t| Alexandria. NH
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MACH sEgSTS.

W j. 4,
MACHIMIST AND BLACKSMITH.
At No. Is Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
Where he is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES. SC.
Repairing done with dispatch, and at prices
that were charged previous to the war. ia 70
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Sole Proprietors, Alexandria, Va
For sale by all Druggists and country mer'
NH l9-d tWtf
The sun., 1870-01-01
Fish Van Wrinkle.

Mr. FIsn has queer ideas about the order
of precedence among European States. In
his circular letter inviting foreign Govern.
ments to join in a cable convention, he makes
Spain and sundry other petty powers out
rank Russia, probably because that empire is
the most colossal of the world, and
compared to II Mr. FfsH's favorite concern
at Madrid is mere pebble.
The fact is that the Secretary of State il
or old fogy. Spain, in his opinion, is still
the same power. with the same capacity to
pay fees to her lawyers, as in the days of
PnnIP H. and FERDINAND and IsABELLA.
Upon this chronological confusion Mr..
Frsn's adulation of the Spanish Government
can perhaps best be accounted for 1t is the
story of Rip Van Winkle over again, only
that in the present case the honor of n
great nation and the fate of sister republic
are at stake, and not merely, as in the play,
the vicissitudes of sleepy old gentleman of
the Hudson.
The sun., 1870-01-01

"Guy Mannering :. at Booths has succeeded
very well The Attendance Gurlng the present week
las been very largc aud Mrs. WallcT's strong and
intense actin: hls been fully appreciated. The death
scene Of N3 RerriieS il grsuaic even TO the point
of being painful. In some respects the play Is well
cast, In others not. II has to do with music to m
Glusnal cstcnt. As general rule actors are not
musicians. fact atiCsed in this play by all concern
cd FOR no hing l. more frequent than to fnd the
orchestra In one key and Il amateur yocaists in
sweet unconsciuusLo- Warbling in another. But
the converse OF the above rule !. not the less true,
that musicians are tot apt o be actors and this rule
Mr.. Matthison, who has very pleasant voice, made
good by singing very well and acting very indifer-
entity. The music Of the piece II excellenty COM
posed. There arc few finer gleCs ever written tnan
"rhc CAcugh and Grow and It IL always pity to
hear II badly sung hut perhaps one can hardly ren-
sOnally expect to tnd mndriga club amuLg the
mrmbc,s Ofa dramatic company.
The sun., 1870-01-01
BROOHLrN'S POLITICIL EiNDIyJT.


~
The General Sessions court room in Brooklyn
presented an interesting scene yesterday morning
The announcement In 1HE Sun that the Indicted
Inspectors and Canvassers were to be atr.ignod
had the ell ct OF attracting motley throng inelul-
ing politicians, loaors, and respectable citizens who
Lad assembled to see what action was 10 be taken
Some Of the offenders were not in the ROOM hat
they were represented 10y counsel.
Paddy keenan,, the of muscle. was sitting at
one side looking on very meeky, and cogitatiug
perhaps, over the unpleasantness " which he had
fallen into, while Justice Walsh who is also under
indictment lifted orcc1hrough The court room with
seeming indifference, and then was seen no more
The others smilingly sat around AMI appeared to
care it,le or nothing for The charges against them
but n the same time uttered many malojctiuns upou
District Attorney Morris, WHO viii pros cute thcm
The first por.ons called up for arraimment were
Patrick McLhughlin and Peter Fitzpatrick, Rheu
they appeared by their counsel, Winchester Britun.
When called upon the plead to the indictment, Mr.
Britton said they were not ready Rs yet to pIcad
lie was retained as counsel Ia many Of these cases
and he intended ~ Tie proper time TO make q mo-
tiun. lie had decided - make special motion to
have the indictments quashcd, and of course tGat
would be impossible after the accused hat plea led
10 the indictments, lie knew the District Attorney
id not utcnd to do anything that was unfair that
he would give them = fIir chancC-and he insisted
that II would be rather crowdng matters, lf they
were required To plead IN that somewhat summary
manner. lie was anxious to proceed with the trial.:
but was compelled to ask for an adjournment, not
beyond next Thursday morning, when he would be
prepared to make his motion to quash, and il thnt
should be d"red, then he would be rcady to go on
with the trials.
District Attorney Morris said he proposed to name
the indictments which he should bring on first.
Mr. Briuon thought that would be a very fair pro
cceding, rs 1t would enable him To get ready ior
trial.
Judge Troy said n the parties desired to make a
motion to quash, he thOught they out To be allowed
time 10 do 80, "a the motion could not be made er
vi aiding to the indictments.
The District Attorney said he would like tn have
a ,vecilc day liked by the Court.
JUuaE 1EuV--1hen say Thursday.
The District Attorney announced that the parties
VITO were TO have been arraigued would be tried IN
the following order:
Patrick Mclaughlin, Peter Fitzpatrick, John
Lynch Thomas NcNms, Jane, W. Naughton John
Garvln, Jsmes Hug es Henry r. Mayo, Michael
llannn, Barney Maloney, John Bre"dley, Patrick H.
Donovan, Henry IL. Adams, John Courtney. Patrick
Cannon, Michael Noonau, James +. Lolnas, John
horton.
Mr. liritton then requested OF Mr. Morris list OF
the Witnesses eNamlnrd before the Grand Jury, but
the District Attorney promptly declined.
MIR. NlTrON-l ask the District ATTORNEY also for
the tcflimony taken before the Grand Jury
Nix. MoREIs-And that decline n furnish [Sen.
Sdtlunl
m, Court thcu adjourned.