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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS I1EMs.-A statement hav'

MISCELLANEOUS IIEMs.-A statement haV-
ng appeared = q London paper thatthe he
brews practice gaming Nth dice during the
passover, the chiefrabbi of London has ": t.
ten letter the journal in question, STAT e
that, according to the Jewish law, gambling IS
mot only regarLedas q desecration OF the rs:
val but is st. city prohibi. d at all tines.
Ex-President ) 1d~ew Johrson is to come
before the public once more as an orator, hay
ing been chosen by and conserving to deliver
an address on Mechanical SIX" and Industry
before mechanics fair in Nashv''e, on the
last Saturday in May,
The Saturday Review has recently published
an a. ,icle, alleging that the merchants OF Lon
don have acquired the habit Of drinl': nc during
! lsincss hours, and that the custom OF tar ng
ireouent glasses of vine is rapidly gaining
ground in that city.
The imported English sp.rrows, whose eth
cheney n destroying the canker worms is claim
ed to have been such blessing TO some OF our
cities, arc beginning to get bad name ana
some people declare that bringing them mere
at al was 4 II sake.
A secret society has been 10. ned III New
York within the past two months the e" silence
Of which has only leaked out accidentally, call
ed the 'Raft" and meetingSare held with closed
doors The members, who already number
close on to fifty thousand, are men chiefly OF
the labol;ng classes Tho object is to '"'u-
cnce elections.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY AGRICUL. JRAL So
Gle. The general meeting of the stockhold-
ers of this society was held in Winchester, on
Monday, lst instant. The officers are now
carrying on in behalf Of the society al indebted
ness Of 50 600, which would be more than
paid off il delinquent subscribers wnr d pay up.
Resolutions were adopted looking to the mort
and to the establishment of a general live stock
exchange ut Winchester f. NJ. T.dball. Of
Winchester was elected president j. NJ. Mil
Ter. vice -preslent for Clark ; II. b. Davcn
port, for jefferson Col. Frank S'lyers, fol
Berkeley General q. s. Meem, for Shenan
doah M. b. Buck. for Warren Van Metre
for Hanlpshrc. The executive board Is com
posed Of Nlessrs John Gaize, Rev. Randolph
Il. Powell Page, Levi Hielt, Thomas Jiiiklns,
T. I. Dorsey, II. VI. Baker and Chas. s. Har-
ris J. II. Harris and e. W. Ward were re-
elect ID sccrcta. and treasurer.
VIRGINIA CIuARs.-Wc copied few days
ago from Charlottesville paper, that the pro
prietor of the cigar factory in that town WAS
filling large orders for cigars for New York.
The Staumton Spectator Of yesterday makes
Il similar announcement in respect to the clgal
factory in that place, and remarks:
'It our own people world but stand bS
! and encourage our manufacturers, the timt
would not bc far distant when Virginia wo' I
rank first among the manuGactu ,ng States o
this county, If New York c:,n afford to buy
of our manufacturers. why ca"rot =" "t or
own people do so?''
Ol,TNUMBFRNGTIE NATll r,S.-The tendcn
cy of Il portion of or INN grant population tt
locate in the { 'rat cities, where they are ever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

4 LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS
~ suitable for the country. to which We III
wife the special attention Of country merchants.
my 4-3m WADDEY'S, 4 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
~ AM, SHOES
\ large stock Of new styles very l'andsoTn"
of the hest quality and ut low prices.
WADDEi ), II Ki az street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

4 LOT OF LADIES', MISSES and chill
n DREN ) BOOTS and SHOES out of style
which will BE- sold at "ne-hAlf the cost IT, marii-
iacturc. WADDEIS, y King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS
Il 4 fine stock, in every color, style and qu ?!
ty at very reasonable price.
WADDEl 5, - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04
Z hDIES, IInI-SE SIIlES

7 AIDES HOUSE SHUES.
IL Large stock and great variety. suitable tor
old ladies, ut WADDEIS, Il King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

MnnE Loyal VIRGINIA CI@''r NTs. jacob
Boyer, Phillip Vinsc Joseph Arnold, George
Baker. Michael BriSbin, Oliver &. Butts, DR..
John G. Bush, George Cooper of john Samuel
Wright, Samuel W. George, Samuel Smith,
Andrew Hehncr .Lovctte. lie; lsalal! b. and
Humphrey Beans, Round ll;1; jackson NJ;
Minor 1aylortown branson L. Jones and
Lucy A. NJ Jones, AmisSy:lle:: Audrey D.
Starritt, SaItvilIc; Coleman q. Nlch9lS, Clover
Depot; Gustayls lrittcr, SmIthilGId' George
+. ii. Walters Langley: Mrs Ann Hicks John
Dettor, Wayllesboro' benjamin Watts, West
ern Branch Richard Tynes; ;lr, be NJ, J!
Turner, Exum; George and Edwin +; " mte,
Jason Skeetcr, Thomas BowSer, Suffolk; Juhn
Stafford, Arthur Foreman, John l.. Gibbs;
William Lowe, Luke +. johnson, John Cole
man. Norfolk; William Pugh, James tiendleyI,
George Kicks, Henry Williamson, Edward D..
Bunting. Jonathan Martin; y Il1m u. Tap
ping, Portsmouth; Samuel Fish. Fails Ghn r!
Daniel Bcckncr, Thoma; llarman, John kel-
lev, Sweet Chal ybcatc Springs: Lewis Mchcn-
zic, Ephraim Clark, A'exanlria: Horace J."
Kent. Christopher Gerhardt:, Richmond; John
d Riley, Hawkins George C4rprrw'
Deem Greek: Joshua Frank, Lecdsvi"e; Benton
II. liu.lloe, Alton; Susan ~ Davis, ArI"kGc !;
William \. Landcs, Mount Sidney; Jori r"
Parr Teuipcton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

WA:rrNrYruN IrEMS--Nu efforts have yet
been effective to raise the iron steamer 1icr"ll-
les She remains in the same condition rs at
the same tide yesterday, with Il slight carten-
inp over on the starbo.lrl side. Her stern Is 1T
high tide completely under, and i'll about l.!
feet of water. Thorough soundlngs We're made
Yesterday afternoon, and it was found that the
vessel lies in dangerous position: and, II near
Is il could be ascertiliutd, l.; ut present over
Il ledge Of rocks.
The trial of Curtis and .Jack son, for the muir
der Of Hubs H. was concluded yesterday by 4
verdict Of ar,Iuittal.
Scrgcants Edward i. tppernan, Randolph
johnson and Columbus }. White. and private
Laccur r. Falls, u. 5. A.. now with the signal
service detachment at Fort Whlppe, \ IrglnIa'
have been ordered to bc discharged from the
Sel>.cc. w..
The report Of Mr. Corcoran 5 condition last
NIGHT did not sustain the encouraging aspect ol
his case which had been developed IN some
phases during the preceding twcniy-tonr hours
Commencing with the 18th instant, Alr;.
Grant will resume her Tuesday afternoon re-
ccptions, from ) to 5 q clock
Mrs. Grant. accompanied by her son Jesse,
and Mis-. Governor Cooke. lett town yesterday
for PHILADELPHIA, on Il visit To Jay Cooke.
Last night Ma or Charles W. Butts, OF South
Carolina, was the subject of All attempt at as
sassiuation on the part of some villain rs he was
stepping away from the house of Mr.. ID. C..
CARPENTER, in twelfth street where he had been
makn" social ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

I1HILDREN' 5 FANCY COI.OKED BOOTS,
- A splendid stock new cnlors, new style.
handsome, durable and very cheap, at
WADDEY'S, 4 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

Ladies French Kid Broadway Ladies Last
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet. Lasting
Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style
and quality at WADDEY'S, Il King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
lfl BOOTS.
a large stock, in every styi" and quality
prices low; II;
WADDEY ), a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

r AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
IL Juniutta and Olvcrinc, for street new and
handsome, at
NVAnDEY'S Il klnrr street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04
PARASOLS!
OAR ASOLS!

L
Received this day my fourth supply Of those
CHEAP PARASOLS,
SUN UMBRELLAS, &c
P"ngrrS, lined with Blue, Pink, Green. Cherry
and Lavender. Black Silk Parasols, lined with
Green, Blue, Pink, White, Cherry and Lilac. 60
Black and Brown Silk Sun Umbrellas in great
variety and cheap Linun Sun Umbrellas, a
nice article, fr"m co., t. 81 -.
np ~ &. G. BERRY, ~ King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

Dove AND YOUTHS; DRESS SHOES
- . good stock of new styles, of ihc quality
ut lor. PRICE
WADDEY'S, "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

The old government arsenal property in Jer-
sey City. has been sold for $1,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

LoUDoUS CoUNTY-Circuit Court which
was commenced in Leesburg last Monday week
will probably adjourn to-day. Q';te a
number of cases have been dispo:9d of, though
none of them, we believe, Of genera interest
The case of the horsc-thcf, GA les. was con-
tinued until the next term of the CO. <
Two divorce cases have already been heard
at the present te. n of the C:"cr,;t Cor One
was continued, the other is N the hands of the
Judge. and it'd one, We undcrste1 nd, !, u
probably be ken unt day. --
p. P. Powell has uecn apDo'It ID by Judge
Keith a Commissioner in Chance for the
Circuit Cor of Loudour :.
The case of r. ln1'c VS.. 'rne, vol ~
some $4,000, which has been tM &c ed IN
the Circuit Court of tbs comfy, once with i
hung Jury, and at the last fall term ,tll Ver;
dict for the defendant, was appealed from, anu
on Tuesday Judge Keith granted new, trial.
\ Sc, .es of interesting meetings were held ~
the Episcopal Church Of tbs toy L. comnlenc
ing on Wednesday and continuing unit Sun
day night The visiting clergy were MeSSra
| Hubert. Brown, Nelson and McGll! OF Eau
or;er. Pet2r- Il and S. tptoc ofCr'peper, Boyd
I'm of Fairfax G.. H.. and Dame of Loudor'
the MAY Term Of Judge Ball cor"t will be
The five days registration ut the Lees br~g
precinct, provided for by law, closed on Sat'''
day cyenng-thc list footing up S'Nteel'--lliteeI
whites, and one colnred. =. =,
The rains have impaired renewed lite to th'
growing wheat and graS>-malerIa'!r iacIIltats,
corn planting operations, and gIaddencu 1h'
hearts of or" farmers genera y.
There was severe hail Stom i'll tins region
in this Immediate entity, though the county
:, mile or two below town WAS less Fortunate
We learn that the wheat, clover, tr''t an'
sarden onthe farm Of Mr.. Henry Saunders
IT., was ur:tc seriously injured. Lo"d""a j."
r6F.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

No ELECTION FOR COUNTY OFFICERS IN
MAY.-The day before the nd ou,pment of the
Legislature, that body passed all amendment
to the election law, which fixes definitely upon
the general election in Novelu Der as the tune
for filling !" vacancies in coutrty Offices. This
law WAS rnknoW.l to the autho rites here 1T the
time the order was issued for holding an clcc-
ton on the 18th of May, for the choice Of a
Circuit Court Clerk. We are therefore re-
quested to State that that order has been re-
scinded, and that no election will be held for
the purpose indicated anti the next general
election in November. Upon this subject the
Richmond Dispatch says:- 1t will oe So
from the amendments to the Gfty-eighth sec
ton of the general election law: passed and
approved March 3oth, that no election for
county officers will be held b, fore November
next. '-LoHdom Mirror
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

POLITICAL The political canvass ia: com
ucnccd actively in Hanover county. f. Gar
fer Taylor makes bis announcement AZ follows:
..Haiug Sci ed you as commissioner Of the
,.an,,n since the foundation of the Colonial
- :; overnmcnt. it Is hardly necessary to say any
ti';ne about my qualifications fought and
II ~ in the conflict against King George, and
=. -, ndereI efficient aid to Gen Washington in
III - establishment of this glorious Republic,
y nte curly, vote often and vote every where for
..nur humble servant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

TEXAS CArrLE-Thc Abilene Chronicle re-
norts q grand movement of Texas cattle during
the coming season, for shipment at that point.
ToIoncI Myers started on the 18th Of March
1-:tb 10. 600 head, and Major GEORGE. the same
day. with lj,Oo0 The following dr!"vri have
either started or will sonn start, viz: Bennct
T. Bros, y. ONO; Day l. Driscnll. 10000; Odanl
( Wheeler. III. 900; johnson Bros, 1000
Captain Nilct, 900; Major May 900;
\ 5. Wilson, 5.W~; Captain Ellison, :'"A';
+ ellison, 900; j. hurry. 1000: D. Hines
:, As,: Colonel Slaughter 1000. Other dr'VcS
v Il swell the aee:cgatc Of this early movement
to .n.Om head The operations OF the season
,,r,,,,,;;., tn exceed those of any previous one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04
r AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP

old ladies, ut WADDElS, a King street
AIDES rANLP Pkk AND TOILET SLIP
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway.
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet. Lasting
Toilet Serge and Carpet Slippers in every styl'.
and quality, at WADDEY'S, Il King street
r AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
IL .Junutta and Ovcrinr for street. new and
handsome, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street
MISSES WALKING AND school.
a large stock in every sty" and quality
prices low; II;
WADDEY'S, "A King street
MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
WI In every style, quality and price, at
WADDEi'S, Il King .trcc,
Misses FANCY COLORED BOOTS,
WI In new styles and coIors a great variety,
WADDEY'S, "A King street
THILDKEN's SCHOOL AND WALKlN"
~ BOOTS.
y large stock and great variety of styie-, nj
WADDEYS, "A King street
(HILDREN'S FANCY COIOKED BOOTS,
y A splendid stock, new c"lors new style.
handsome durable and very cheap; at
WADDEf'S, 4 King street
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS
Il 4 fine stock, in every color, style and qL Ii
ty at very reasonable prIccs.
WADDEY 5, = King street
GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
~ AM, SHOES,
y large stock Oh new styles, very handsome"
of the best quality and ut low price,.
WADDEiS, II HI az street,
pOiH AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES
- good stock Of new styles Of Ghc quality
Mt !"". PRICE.
WADDEY'S, "a King street
4 LOT OF LADIES, MISSES and Chill
n DREN ) BOOTS and SHOES; out of style
which will BE- sold at "ne-hAlf the cost t. MANI
factlIrc. WhDDEi'S, - King street
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
~ suitable for the country. to which We IN
wife the special attention Of country merchants.
IL they will be- sold very low for money.
nv 4 3m WADDEY ), + King street.
NOTICE r" FISHERMEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-04

LIFE INSURANCE VERDICT On the third
trial Of the case Of Gertrude koelege against
the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company,
the plaintffAgan RECEIVERS Il verdict for the full
amount claimed-tour thousand dollars This
is Il curious case. On the first trial plaintiff won !;
on the second, she was beaten; now she sue
ceeds again, ectting the odds of the game in
her favor The premium was paid, after the
time for lis payment had expired, but it was
received by a clerk, for which act the Compa-
ny declined to hold itself responsible, and on
this plea the defence acted. The verdict given
by the jr''y decides that the clerk had power to
receive the amount Of the premium when
WAS offered to him, and that through this act
of payment the Company was bound to contin-
Ut the policy in force; and this point viii here
after serve az 4 precedent.
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o y B A..
Herald Special Report from
Havana.
Murder Of the Owner of a Sugar
Estate.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 81, 1871.
The administrator ami part owner of tho
sugar estate callel Sacramento, near Aqua
caste, on the Risla Railroad, was murdered
by three coolies working In the plantation
chain gang. One OF them had complained OF
sickness, when the administrator replied that
he should have reported it the night before sd
that he might have been detached from the
chain gang This reply aroused the coolies,
and they struck the administrator down with
their machetes and hacked him to pieces.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAentHaros, April /, 1871.
The biz to enforce 'te fourteenth amendment, to
tuition beins uuder consideration
Mr. WADpELL, (dcm,) OF N c., said bin was osicrsi
bly, have effect m al the States bat its real
10 limit It's operation TO whe, called the
States lie did not deny that crimes had teeu committed by
organized bands II disguised IN email portion of the
eta,es Tho test mory showed tns lie believed crimes
were committed in North Carolina IN other States; the
on,y dorisncs was 'hat wnie Ia thai STATE ne one cis
dis and operated open lay But, Wide he admit
tea that crimes were comm ud in North Csrons and nat
MED thai he EoreI am iisss H. loya men wesh olca
pe 81 hoith ,siona hie as oya peaceaoe AID wah I,
In hosc Of any other Stato not excepting The nG
sacsn.es NJ Bu,er. AGef showing inc maancr u which
,hsp whstsv.r 80 r,,h &. fsa rue; as s so
ders wa s.,. took part ~ The war. no one could
himself rid,sa on" Not ose o. ia9.e ssan soldiers would
their honor aud p;hIaa aish lie asked
whe.,es toe ~ spey thc southern peope was not
pasoa AMI otner nns,sis IL. yea s Wa nc sss
ihnsa disrrovr the tia st.cl n here as 10 The
poserty OF tie eou,A ne scysa noee The epub
ihs, WHEN tncy accor lshed ier purposes esro,ci
Toe insn'ions q W ,oasss vocation o. the canst
p9wer they could ~ Pile ca tic heads OF ihor opponents
~. Vas; oad q c.l. ~ = .,,,,, ,,,. "a, -.
te painesi rn.r.es OF tue consultation u was OF slch a
rh,a,,r ~ " s vs ns ~ 9oa d shi e man nave
complaints were made The reoe were 70 De despued Of
and abiding in any other state. Tue trouble in
eight counties was not because the hostility the
negro suffrage tho Iccoastruc,ion acts. Tue tria
fo,,tlon the supposed necessity OF an orga-
Dlzlton 10 protect life aud property, which
Ecnacel by hostile CARNATIONS and because there
prpcc Ion By weak and inpocnt State government The
hu lns heard untI after the Organization Of
tho Union League the members # bound ~
Igd oats for political posss setting up not equality
lu superiority 10 whits men, aud encouraged by tue
setens Of Lase white adyeinrsr, ors,nvci bands Of
murder. rnbucIy and Tint INSTRUMENTATION existed
throughout Nnr;h Carolina simply false Tbe fee Ing
between III whites and blacks daily becoming better.
TLee War tnu.ni for interference IN these but
leave tie intuencri their full aud
tner poeDt charms VIII paeiy and qus AL classes OF the
t0tbei rc0r DO not by Legislation irgtae tho people,
but address - them the words OF peace aud charity Give
amnesty more put away trouble tina
ny any other measure.
MI HAwLEv, rsp.l OF H. saii that OF the gentls
who srol oily eubgxei rebel soldier
IVES rot saie to essac in the present condition OF AZ
gentleman
House the state Of tbngs which many Of the
believed ast IN the soul, had IN strncc nd
called upon them TO grant general amnety. lilo Int.
Law while stsna 10 tasa remarks disposed to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02
Half a Million of People Wit
moss the Struggle.
The Crews, the Boats, the Start
and the Rowing.
Cambridge tsle Winner Amidst
Enthusiastic Applause.
TIME-23 MINUTES, 9l"e- SECONDS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Y1lx Ns9,Ll.

LONDON, April l. 1871.
The annual race between the boat crews OF the
Universities OF oxford AMI Cambridge came or ON
the river Thames III the forenoon to-day.
The struggle was maintained over the usual
course from Puiney To M0rtiakc.
II was snort and decisive but not very sharp and
In favor OF the Cambridge men at the close.
The preimlnaries were almost identical with the
arrangements which / anticipated by cable tcle-
grams to the HERALD during the time when the
"boys were taking their training trial ''spurts' on
the waters OF the ls!s and the Cam.
also named the crews for publication In your
columns In New York. and have not heard st the
moment when forward my despatch by tie cable
to-day, thut there WAS any change made In the
manning OF the boats since the time OF the naming
of the lads In the month OF February.
TIE OXFORD CREW.
The oxford crew comprised three OF last years
crew anu i've oflast years trial eight men.
1t was composed ot the following gentlemen,
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PROBABLE HjaIICIDS.
Desperate Rencontre in BIOouGeil. y. J.--A
Ge.mnu stabbed Ia the Hcnrt.

The quiet town OF bloomfield, T., was thruw1
into state OF Intense excitement yesterday Ia con.
sequence OF q personal renee ntre which took Dlacj
between two cigar makers named William Tome
kins aud Conrad kuenS oertner, aud w1ch AZ los:
accounts bid far - result fatally at least q oae OF
the party. Tompkus, recently from Cont
uect.cut. about eight miles olt OF HART
ford cane IN to WORK week or 81
ago for Mr.. ArcAicacon, a hotel keeper IN
Boomncld. A story got abroad that lie was maEns
cigars for the latter at rates lar below tie trado
standard pIlce, ald among those Who ict asgiIevei
was Coaral, WHO Is hiniest .,
MANUFACTURE OP "GLIAf, IMPORTED UANANA-
According toJae statement OF fonpNils ne hlst
Conrad met yesterday about one O'CLOCK anu 90.
INTO controversy over Tie matter, Tue upshOt ~
which WIS that Conrad, as ioinJkias states selush
llm and drove nn cut 0f his Confau ~ place inhIs
his nat. The OF words was contained on the siiecl
ana ON Iompkins making a dash TO obtain MS he.I
gear no was ..sslel, as he states, ny Coarid wiz
q arge club and stricken a teifinc BIO. over VIZ
eku.l, lnAictis quite severe scaip ""uu"' ~ "''
juActdre ionipklns
WHIPPED OCT KNIFE
ana made fierce lungc sc ms assaliaut lus
weapon catered conSid iioie ulst,h.e ~ .. NV
breast m the very near, II not actual REGION ol the
heart Conrad staggered ana itit uacA ana
tainted away. A medical man was AZ olco
sent for. tat the onlniuh presaiicu up 10 la.u
VI ,ler,lay slat 40 Skill was sufficient TO save
Inc wounded man. The hope was entertained that
INC wound was not VIAL. but " ~ believed Ills
TompSins was arrested by some citizens ana
handed over to q constable, who delivered him -
lined, awaiting the result OF Conrad's Injuries.
T,nupnns Is a native OK Livingston, n. j., AIT ~
twenly.lbree years vi age. All That legally holds
hun now IL II slilpic charge OF assault aud nailey,
ial IL married. b.t las nj iivci villa ILL., vile .ef
some time p2ss
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which he had been called TO offciate, but he gave
them notice that In such thing snail occur again
his hands shall not shake the dust upon the grave.
The funeral dress IL white, embematlc OF the
purity OF the departed soul; but It hos been
superseded by fashion. My friends, SAID the
speaker, there In no fashion in heaven. II We wish
10 know the dead. let 90 good tn the living poor,
and then shall the fire ever be burning upon :he
altar; II shall never GO our lie hoped others wo1
think as he dtd IN these things, and he prayed
earnestly that the aliccn, forms aud faith 0. Juda
ism nigh, ney or die out.