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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

There is great deal of marching and couu-
ter-marching, in New York, in reference to
the alleged municipal frauds in that city-many
Of which have undoubtedly been committed
but no arrests OF those involved, and no arrange
ments for the proper punishment Of the guilty.
If one half of what has been alleged be true,
penitentiaries should, at the least be brought
into requisition, speedily Examples ought to
be made, at once, by due process Of law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

The Detroit Post opposes the idea of adopt
ing the zone term principle, " by applying it to
the case "ot the denomination Of one particular
man" But then, there must be a commence
mept. Zone particular man must be the test
case some time or other, Il the principle is to
be political issue. Mr.. Greeley thinks it is
particularly desirable to make it an issue now
and to make Gen. Grant the ''onc particular
man" ..... ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

The Mayor Of Staunton has appointed Col.
j. B. Baldwin 4 delegate to the Commercial
Convention at Baltimore on the 2jth inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
C.7RF.N'ET FURNITURE.
III. DeEAUGHAN,
CABIN FIT VI 4 kER,

CAHIN Eft VI a kER,
And Dealer in
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
No. 1l9 Hing street,
Next door to Brengles Confectionery store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Has on hand and is constantly increasing q
large and varied assortment of FURNITC RE
which he is offering at very small profit.
His PARLOR SUITES, upholstered in hair
cloth) Marble-top Tables, What-Nots. Walnut
Rocking, Side and Reception Chairs, Lounges,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes Hair and Cottop-top
Dining Tables, Office, Dining Rocking, Side
and Childrens Chairs, will bear an inspection,
and will be sold equality consdercd) as low as
they can be bought in this or any other market.
sep SIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
Field Seeds and Fertilizers.
u f r n | l. | Z f r :

AIN now prepared TO furnish to farmers and
others the following reliable manurrS, for which
| have the agency:
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHOS-
PHATE.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
EXCELLENZA TOBACCO FERTILIZER.
ENCELLENZASO LU BILE PHOSPHATE
GEO. DUGDALE& cos. AMMONlATED
SUPER-PHOSPliATE.
WHITELOCk'S YEGETATOR
MEAT AND BONE GUANO.
BONE DUST OF VARIOUS GRADES.
These articles have for their basis pure nlsr-
hnusted bones, rendered soluble by proper sup
ply of Sulphuric Acid, and have given general
satisfaction wherever used.
Circulars, containing testimonials sent on ap-
plication l will also furnish to order any other
Fertilizer, at market rates.
THOMAS PERRY,
aug I'm No. II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
I.N.SER.9.S'CE.

TNCOURAG HOME ENTERPRISE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

DEARL HOMINY and GRlTS received and
/ for sale by AVERY u DAVIDSON,
sep II 22t hing IT.. cor Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

FOREIGN FANCY GROCERIES. But lew per
son are aware Of the immense quantities Of
foreign fancy groceries that arc consumed in
this country annually. This line of goods: IN
Guiding pickles, sauces aud condiments, are
shipped principally from Eng and. The bulk
of them are entered at New York. and arc
then sent to all parts Of the country. There
are received here annually, from England
alone, from 10000 to $4,000 barrc!s-thc
pickles, sauces, jellics, olives, etc. being put
up in bottles and then packed in barrels Tor
shipment-ir addition to large quantities OF
French fruits and preserves. From Lond Ion
and Dublin there arc shipped to this market
large quantities of ale and porter, and notwlih'
standing the large number Of home LrewcrlcS,,
the sales of malt liquors have hugely increased.
One Of the novelties in this line OF l'1rcgn
goods is the London crackers, which Just at
present are very popular. During the past
year about three hundred tons ui these fancy
crackers, made up in all shapes. sizes and de-
signs, have been received by steamer from
London, and strange as it may appear L large
quantity Of American flour Is consumed III Their
manufacture. Western flour now finds It's way
across the water 10 supply the English ha% cr>
and comes back again III the form vi crackers:
of which large quantities are used al through
the West. English backing also belongs 10
this trade, and over 900 casks are received
annually.--N. !. BnU.tin. The crackers
made in Alexandria are better than any I'M
ported crac kerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
r J. TURNER Il CO.'S
a. AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE.

Price $50 per ton in lots Of two cur loads IlT
TO ~ tons) S48.
This article, intended originally ior Spring
crops, is better prepared for the drill than ever
before It has grown rapidly in general esteem
wherever used, and, like its rival, Excelsior
can be confidently recommended.
aup25 R. NJ LAWSON, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

!. J. TURNER s. CO.'S "EXCELSIOR"
Price reduced to $50 per ton. Price in lots Of
two car loads &c to ~ tons S58.
aug % Il. NJ. LAWSON, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office Of the
Y Circuit Court Of the county Of Alexandria,
September {, ISL: Francis Dane u Co., plain
tlI> against {. y. Baldwin Il Co., defendants {:
IN debt and upon IN attachment. Baldcrston
Ward x Co.. pIantiiis, againstsamc, defendants:
In debt and upon IN attachment. klmball
Robinson X Co.. plaintiffs, against same, defend
ants: In debt and upon III attachment. The
A>iatic Bank If Salem, plaintitl, against same,
defendants: In debt and upon III attachment !;
and james II Prentice, plaintiff, against same,
defendants: In debt and upon an attachment
a Rule having been entered in the above cases
on the 18th day Of May, 1871, against John b.
Alley Cakes Amcs and Samuel Hooper return
able 10 the first day Of the next term, to show
cause why the sale Of the real estate mentioned
in the proceedings and made to them by the
Sheriff of Alexandria should not be set aside and
annuled And affidavit having been made and
filed that the said John b. Alley, Cakes Ames
and Samuel Hooper are not residents of the State
Of Virginia. it is ordered that the said John b.
Alley, Cakes Amcs and Samuel Hooper do ap-
pear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in these suits and that g
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Alexandria Gazette, u newspaper published in
the city Of Alexandria, once a week for four
weeks and posted at the front door of the Court
House OF this county. \ copy, testc:
GEORGE G. SEATON, CFk:
Brent & WattlcS, p. a. sep l3-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

VTIRGINIA:- Al rules held in the Clerk 5
Y office Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Oh the nth day of August, 1871 Tho
Board of Public Works, of Virginia. plaintiffs
against Seldin, Withcrs, s. Co., John A English,
The Columbia College, Il body corporate of the
District OF Columbia, Thomas r. Love, admin
strator de bonis non of Maria NJ. FitZhugh, de-
ceased, W. +. MILAN, administrator de bonis
non Of Andrew Ftzhugh. deceased, John A.
Spillman, executor Of Thomas F. Withers, de-
ceased, John B. Withers. administrator of
Walter Withcrs, deceased and Samuel n. Gar
wood, administrator, with the will annexed, OF
John Withcrs, deceased, defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the release Of II deed oftrust, executed by John
WithcrS t" John y. English, dated November
20, lSj4 securing debts to certain creditors there
in mentioned, constituting no actual lien upon
the property described in it.
The defendant, the Columbia College, not hay
ing entered its appearance and given security,
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by plaintt'S attida-
Wit that it is not resident of this State it is
dercd that the said defendant appear here within
one month after due publication of this order
and do what Is necessary toprolcct its interest in
this suit; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette 4 news-
paper published in the city Of Alexandria, once
:. week for four successive weeks. and posted ut
the front door of the Court House of this county.
y copy, tcstc: GEO. c. SEATON, Crk
). Ferguson Beach, p. q. sep 2-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

| TANSERIEs IN New York STATE-Thc
| neighborhood of Chcstcrtown, \. T., Is filled
| with tanning manufactures, which are removed
| farther and father into the wilderness as the
| supply Of tan-b bark is used mp. 1t was not long
since Fort Edward and Conklingvlllc, on the
Sacandaga were the extreme northern limits
| for these tanncrics Now they have penetrated
into the very heart OF the Adirond lacks, and
the owners Of tanncrics i'll this section are al
ready contemplating their removal still deeper
into the wilderness, having exhausted alI the
bark in their Immediate vicinity. Indeed, the
day is not distant when the question, what shall
be done now that the bark is used up? must be
looked squarcly in the face. when this time
comes, unless some new chemical agent. equally
cheap, is discovered which will take the place
of the hcm!ock bark, the consequences to the
consumer will be most seriously T. Er""-
ing Past. -:
s, V.R. R.-Thc ShcpardStown Register
saws 1.-THE land owners. upon whose lands
the route Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
has been located in Jefferson county, have re-
ceiycl notice from the Shenandoah j. Il.
COMPANY that on Friday next, the 10th
day of the Term Of the Nilrnlt Court
now in session, the Court would appoint
i Board Of Commissioners for the pur-
nose of condcmning their lands upon which
to construct the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
This looks like business and we have no doubt
but that in very short time wOr will be
commenced upon the road in olr midst
PLEASANT News. The other day one J. W.
Ashburn called ut 4 telegraph office III Portland
Maine and sent m innocent dispatch Of inquiry
about his wife to Halifax An hour later the
worthy Collector Of the Port WIS a>tonnded at
the receipt Of Il telegram from Halifax which
read TO |. Washburn, Portland Your wife
sailed for Liverpool yesterday with a young
mon -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
LHFEINSURANCEC CO. OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 100000.

La r. ~
CAPITAL sa0O. 900.
A. G.. McIlwninr, President
Df :. Tc nna1 Vice Presidents.
5. b. Paul, Secretary.
d. T. Fucklcr, Consulting Actuary.
DR.. y. W: Lntslter' Medical Directors.
john F. lay and John b. Wilson, General
Agents. and Secretaries Of Richmond Board.
HOME OFFICE, PETERSBURG, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
This is "HOME' institution and invests at
reserve from premiums in tn" State and WITHIN
the limits of the department from which it l. de-
rived
We invite examination and solicit investment
in this solvent home institution with names and
capital commanding confidence.
NJ II. G. WILLIS,
Gen. AIT, for Alex. and adjoining counties
BEDFORD BRowS, NJ. d., Med. Ex. sep Som
INSURANCE.
FIRE, LIFE and MARINE INSURANCE
effected in responsible companies nj fair rates
We represent the .nn~ ecropr
q nrn,nnt substantial and liberal company.
Assets S2O.O0O,OOO.
HOOE, WEDDERBURN i CO.,
;.rf No. Prince street.
DoroMAC HERRING AND sHAD
GOO Lbls. No Hrrrings.
20 bbls Family Roe do
20 half
10 bbls No Sh:d.
Warranted prime, for sale ~
THOMAS PERRY,
aug 3O-2m Il Ming street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

WATER POWER AND STEAM POWER. For
some years change has been gradually taking
place in the motive power OF most branches Of
manufacturing industry. Ten yeats ago water
power was the rule III New Enelnl: now it is
the exception. In the early times of manulac-
lures towns were located and factories built en-
tirely with reference to the supp! Of water. In
our own city We can easily remember when va
ter was the sole reliance Of the principal mills
at Manayunk and at other points i'll our sub
urbs and in the adjoining counties Of Chester
and Delaware Now this is all changed, and
steam power, if not quite 50 cheap, is found to
be. at least, more reliable No doubt it was
the extreme chcapness and great abundance Of
water power in New England that first stimu-
lated manufactures in region that IS almost
entirely destitute of the chief raw materials
used in this industry 1t is however, now
quite certain that the water supply Of New
England, and indeed, Of all the more thlckiy
settled parts Of the country, Is gradually falling.
For the past three years: q lack OF water has
| been constant cause OF complaint: and many
of the watcr-power mills Of New England have
not been able to run during many months OF
the year on more than half or two-thirdS time.
The Naugatuck valley, in the State OF Connec-
ticut, is now dotted ali over with steam engines,
in the place Of water-power formerly universal
in that section. Twenty-Five years ago, tins
valley was full Of valuable timber: now, there
are few trees and no forests in existence: and
there is not sufficient water TO run the mills
nine months out of the twelve.
The changes which are thus taking place III
| New England are common ill over the country,
and spring from the same causes. -Ph'h"fclphtu
| Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

VIRGINIA:-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
Y office Of the Corporation Court Of the city
1871, George IT, Boxer and Julia NJ. Boxer, his
wife, formerly Julia VI. Riggs Charles II. Graft
AID Illinois. Craft his wife, formerly Illinois
Riggs. pIlIc against james p. Ersknc and Amcia
d. lir<kmr, his wife, formerly Amelia ID. Riggs,
Of Illinois; Samuel G. Battle and Henrietta
Battle, his wife, formerly Henrietta Riggs Of
.\iahama; M"dura &. Thayrr. widow OF Samuel
j. Ri@gs, deceased of New York; Marietta
Riggs AMI Alice Riggs, widow and daughter Of
james l.. Riggs, deceased, Of -: Robert
Colgate, husband of Mary f. Colgate, formerly
crt Colgate, ir., Romulus X. Colgate and Alice
H. Colgate. intrrInarred with John Wood, all
of New York: John Bacon, of Mobile Alabama;
Albert W. Bacon, U. s. n; Alice Bacon, inter,
married with - Blandon, of Kentucky, and
-, widow and child Of Romulus r. Bacon, of
- I'll children Of james W. Bacon, decras-
cd. and Alice y. Bacon. formerly Alice A.
Rigs nl>-wiSr deceased. octts: In rhanccry.
The object of this suit is t. obtain decree for
thc salt, OF certain lots in the city OF Acxandris,
Virginia. which were devised To Mary Lawra-
son. who afterwards intcrmarrcd with Romulus
Riggs, by her father, James Lawra:on, and 10
have "A partition Of the proceeds among her heirs.
The Defendants .lalnrS p. Erskinc, Amelia D.
Er~kinc Samuel g. Battle, Henrietta Battle
Mcdora &. Thayrr, Marietta Riggs Alice Riggs,
Robert Colgate, Samuel Colgate, Robert Col
gate .ir., Romulus L. Colgate, Alice K. Ward,
John Bacon, Albert w. Bacon, Alice BIandonr
and ----, widow and child OF Romulus T.
B:.rnn whose names are unknown, not having
entered their appearance and given security,
according t. the act al Assembly and the rules
ul this Court and il appearing hy affidavit that
they are not Residents this State il is ordered that
t!,. said defendants appear here within one moath
after due publication of this order, and do what
j. necessary to protect their interests III this suit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

NALL ERTILIZ IRIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

AsTorNDING "REP0RT FROM FLnHin.t.-
The Florida mails give reports I'll IN astonishing
phenomenon at Apopka, Orangr county, near
piIatka. The whole county il is $aid ''lSap-
pearcd in one night, and its site Is covered by
a great laket! y \ correspondent. writing from
the neighborhood to the Pilatka Herald. ives
an account Of the adventures and hair-brradtli
escape of L Mr.. Alex. X. Foster. who WAS
caught. horseback, ly the Ingquak,', and bare
ly reached hard ground As SOON Is hc was
safe he looked back, and this Is what h. says:
''i'hc first thing that attracted attention was
that the trees were moving first 4 gyratory
motion of the top, then some sinkin" gradually
out of sight. the tops revolving more and more
rapidly as they sunk and disappeared, others
following. and as they fell revolving an dis
scribing arcs Of circle against the sky. Then
the whole earth, as lar rs the eye could reach
sinking, and its place supplied hy 4 SEA Of
waters rushing, SETTLING, boiling with the
noise of mighty cataractS, and ever and anon
casting to the surface the roots, tops "r bodies
of mighty pines and oaks. u =
The IIerald's correspondent adds: "hu,
mors are rife that Orlando Is swallowed up. AID
the whole chain Of lakes 10 Lake Conway ar,.
now united and iorln an immense ln!anI sea.
People will, generally, wait for "authenlic
diSpatches" from the scene ol THIS llafVcllotS
occurrence
WASHINGTON lTEMs.-A colorcd man NAM
ed John James. near the steamboat wharf, yes
tcrday turned his two little ncphcwS into the
street, sold out and started for Alexandria,
The two children. aged scvcraIly II and ;
years wandered ShclterleSs and without food
all day, but at night were cared for by the ro-
lice
The work of rcconstructing and rcnovatng
the Washington canal is progressing in man,
ncr which gives promise Of the comp Teton OF
the work within a reasonable time. y new ca
nal from Buzzard's Point to Virginia avenue Is
in process of construction which will, when
completed, enable small river craft to COME up
to Virginia avenue.
The woman's club committee on taking care
of women of ill-rcpute who wish to reform, re,
port that four or five hundred such womcnwi
have to be provided for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20
EEG.7L .NG}TfCES.

IN TIECIRCUIT COURT FOR ALEXAN-
l. DRIA COUNTY: Charles II. Sanbourn and
Hattie Mills, by her next friend, Charles Fl.
Sanbourn, vs.. A. W. Law, Addpn NJ: Brown
and Cynthia l.. Brown, his wife; Willis A.
Law. Mary c. Law and Fred. NJ. Law the in
fan; children Of ~ w. Law and John s. Mills.
The parties TO the above suit are hereby noti-
fled that shall apply to the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county at its November term for al
order that so much Of the proceeds of the sale of
land ordered to be sold by Il decree pronounced
belong to my wards shall be paid and delivered
to me, 10 be removed by me to the State of New
York, where have qualified as Guardian of my
infant children, Willis A. Law, Mary c. Law
and Fred NJ. Law, and have given bond, with
good and sufficient security, conditioned for tho
faithful discharge of my guardianship accord
ing to law. A. w. LAW,
Guardian of Willis a. Law, Mary c. Law and
Fred VI. Law. sop 4-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-20

HOME OFFICE PETERSBURG, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-12
To Nebraska, California, and Kansas
and the b. a. NJ. Il. X. Lands.

The " Burlington Route" so called. lies
right in the path of the Star OF Empire. II
runs almost Immediately in the centre Of
the great westward movement Of emegra-
lion. Crossing illinois and Iowa, il strikes
the Missouri River NJ three points.
These three points are the gateways into
three great sections Of the trans. Missouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you TO the land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, aud
perpetual summer
The Middle gate is Pla,lsmouIh, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska.
south of the Platte river, region unsur.
passed on The continent for agriculture aud
gazing. Just here are the Is. 4 NJ. Rail
road lands, concerning which Geo. 5. Iinr'
ris' the land officer at Burlington, Iowa,
can give you all information aud in the
heart Of them is Lincoln, The State Cat iral
and Pre- sent Terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas by
connections with the 81. Joe Road az Ham
burg, running direct to ST. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth
ly aud safely aud make Ill connections. II
runs the best OF coaches, Pullman Palace
aud Pullman dining cars. and should you
axe The journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid; or take i, to
find homo or farm. aud you cannot ind
either better than among the Is. 4 VI. lands.
Auhera Ynu can buy ON len Yeals credit,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-12
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

IAnRY 6ngY, a colored boy belonging 10
selinsgrove, won the foot race at the fair
HAVE you been yet ITO wonnmaker 8
Browns for your Fall Suit.
SONS valuable real estate is offed for
sale in our advertising columns.
Cous husks. when properly prepare
make excellent mattresses. Now IL the
time O, teeure them.
Tar tra, Ss,'aycrs on the s. & L. Rail
Road have at last reached Mildleburg an d
tr .ins now run regularly between this
place and Lcwistown.
TsK officers Of the State fair report that
nearly 10000 people atlen lei she State
Fair during the four days Of its continu.
ites.
GEonoH HrrcuisoS. Of Juniata County,
the other day, killed sixteen rattlesnskcs
ani fsur Copperheadsin log near his res.
iien0e
A fsrSo gourmand by the name OF
Campbell a.c one pound and two ounces of
xlal drops in Milton confectionery the
other evening inside of thirty minutes.
The end Of the world is row definitely
fixed for 1886. We shall have chance
10 enjoy the centennial celebration Of Amer.
lean independence before that time.
Tue Lewisburg Lumber Manufacturing
Company, Lswisburg, Union coauty, was
awarded bronze medal for exhibition of
school desks at the State Fair
Ar the. Sunbury Fair the Selinsgroyc
Band took the first premium and the Free
burg band the second. Bully for Snyder
county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-12
MARRIED..

September 2s,b. by Rev 7. J. Sciple.
IIeury Miller, OF New Berlin and Miss
Amelia Norman Of fronklin township
October hb. by Rev. Casper. Allen A
Ulsh aud Miss Annie Z Riosel both Of
Beaver.
On the cath uli.. at Gettysburg. by Rev
DIR. Hay, Horace Allem,n f.q.. Of Selins-
grove to Miss Tillic J. picrSe, of Gettys
hurg.
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. W. A. Haas.
Geo. e. krsier. OF Penn twp. TO Miss
Sarah Hendricks, Of Solinsgrove.
On The 9Th by the same. J. I. Ritter. Of
kritlcrvillc, to Mss Alice NJ Jarei, o,
Shnmokin Dam.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-12


Two LIVES Losr.--A distressing cai.s-
torphc occurred at Adamsburg on or about
the 9th inst, resulting in the loss of two
esteemed and valuable residents of Adams.
burg, in the township of Beaver, Snyder
county, Pa, The community deeply Ia
ment the sal occurr ence, and especially
and most particularly does our friend b.
l.. Raudenbush mourn over and bewail the
irrcmcdiable loss he has sustained in the
sndden anl unforeseen death of his t,co ia
Uorite dogs. The down train run over the
dogs. decnpiiating the one AMI severing the
other in twain. Whether Conductor Nor.
rison AMI the Engineer bore malice toward
these inoiiensiye dogs, or by neglect took
away the lives in the zenith OF dog hood,
Mr.. Raulenbush in not able to determine !;
"a post mortem examination showed that
there was malice in the dogs hearts, and
that they had no intention Of throwing the
train off the track nevertheless further
Investigation will be made, and, If jusiiG-
able, legal proceedings instituted.