davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15

SIo nett :9ing, Die id1mtli1e 8eifli6teit.
oes 2qnbes a,i perpeilen, ieben Briuat=
gottesbienf 5u urterlagen nnb nit Rolizi
saeigeipalta5u 1inberns baB I&inber nad5
fatboliIdem Ritus getauft geftrmt, llt1z1
terri9tet, .baB Sterbelhe nit ben Sr6It=
ungen ibrer beiligen Meligion perleben
tperoen. 0as gei6iebt I'M Sura, bent
man bei Ser Ginperleibnng Die e.ppllite &e=
ligionsfreibeit bur6 Die Berfal1un9 9ar=.
antirte, bas gei6iebt in Der republifali=
-I6en@d berengerfalilng als .pberiter
@runo1ab bic @lanbenszl,. @eniIIens=
Sreibeit aufseltellt bat, oas ge16iebt nn-
ter ben Qluge1 BEG. Bunbesratbes, iuel=
6er erfldrte, bafiir gu 1orsen, oob pie
Surollier ufrei sibtren Yr ipa :
s 0 tic soie II It Dolten f6nnen !" @tebt
benn bie1e Berner &e9ierung iiber Dem
Bunoesrotbe ? ,lnb fann bieicr glei6giil=
ties suleben, ,pie eine partei aug S5ob ge=
gen bie 9feligion Sen Baum sber. .@6wei5=
crfreibeit, inter be1len S6attcn lid Yro::
tel itonten a,nb &otbolifetl erqlidten un=
bollt, i'm. oos 66nei5errplf an Der @lut=
bibe berSDra1lnei perldmadten su lollcn
Son1n,cr1 6obe nm Sic id0ne, emit 10 freie
@6weis ]e orbeitet 1i6 nit aller @etpolt
in ben noberne1t Nbl lolutismus binein ;
unb ba5u rufen republifanifde Bldtter
Mmerifa's. Brqoo. Bebt ben. 9euten einen
Spronnen, bomit lie Die Treibeit ,pieoer
l9dben lernen i! ys4.~a s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15
& il + @Ite,:,r + 1t.

uGjott lei Danf,"e bDrt man piele 81
tern Ipre6en, voaB bie @6ule wieoer an
9efonsen bot" @an5 re6t ge1pro9el1,
ollein tpenn Glter1 meinens,5 fe leie1l
our6 Sic @9ule oller tueiteren MiDe
sdn5li9 iiberboben 10 linb lie i'm Srr=
tbun,. Denn jeBt lift es lire PFi@t, nit
ben 2ebrer,, mtt5utpirten. 9lu6 Der eff
rig1te &ote6et, ser 9e16idteite 2ebrer ar
beitet in Der S6ule pergebens> tpenn bic
|bdusli9e l1nteritiikun9 feblt. .s.
Meln Der oerniinftige. unb brape 8a=
ter bic 3eit li6 ni6t reuen laBt, BEL ieinen
&inbern feibis na@5uieben :, ob5 Die
|@9ulbiider urO .bast ionitige @dul9e=
rdtb in eutem pber ]9limnlen 3ultan6e
lid befinben pb oie Rinoer i6onenb
ODER 16pnnnsslos bon1it ,,mgeben; ob lie
aus j Dlutbmi(len ooer onbdn9enoem
2ei6tlinne an ben unl6ulOigen .Bu@ertt
unb @1reibbeften &C.. lire 3erit6runss=
tputb drBern ba miro ipo6l faun1 Elm
Sag nergebet,7 an tpel6em ct 'ni9t Stoff
|gehug am 8etra6tlt,,getl, finoen llub iii
Iobcnoer ober taoelnoer' Sorm ben Sin
bern geseniber ans1pre6en f6nnte.! 9ie
|braps sIprsenbes D1atters 3,pelbe aud ailf
6os Menbere Ser .Rinoer Sic, ,5artelts ,&iids.:
T6tsniu1isit ipifb in1tler5ll tblln sDabeh,,.
boB oies &ifbern stttitss iduberenI, Sipenn
oldooft gang aeinfa6e s&leiberlr getpa=
l6enen @ef6ter11s llnb tS9dn6en in ben
ES6ul5imriterli Aeinensgei9 ei9tpeige. baB
it1 Die Mirflamfeit ilnbf salrbeit an afdil=
bern 'perimb9tg: Bic sfi6 sbetnti Nabbdaie=
fommen Der lieben @dufiu9sn0 fur {le IL
ergibta GSeooh 1pl6esG GHernSls ioapiin=
l6ensuertD. lieYfnb' Fl ;finoen lid ni@t:i
|jeosnr s6a1tilie ,ss mel dem BIZ:
Ifanbe. fnnl1llen 5fin6ery our s56nle
= ;aifs salVltgsapal stIsfls eifdterl1 sl'o'
9dnoenysa a5efrauften 9aaren;. 5errifenen
&leibsrtI ! NIT 5stfestsil ,Bl4 esn, $fals fe
lebtere lberbaupt nod mif6 ri4.geea1 |ts.W;is
aafmh ip19g &ftf0dear,' Sci abehsr' tue6er. 90
ter mod Mutter fi6 Die geringite Miibe
9eben, na6a,tfebe1,, oieien ibren 9ang
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15
.Deutfber 1tntcrrtebt lit bcr Tret=
- : - f6ule.$ !

Scr oeut1De l1nterri9t, iuie ct jett
6ctrieber ,pirb / It cine g}uiiance eine
9robe 'uno la6erlide, unper5eibli9e Nui=
lance. Sic @9iiler beginnen bouit,
,uenn es ibren Gltern Elm fdllt, llnb b6ren
bamit ouf, lusnn'es ibnen lelher einfdllt.
sic beginner i'm nit Dem @ergniigen,
lpel6es Die geuseit 5eitmeili9 nit li6
brin9t. sic ipielen oamit> wie Elm &ino
nit einen neuen Spel5eu9e. sic Id
deln iiber Die rpbuiteu 9pppelcpn1onau=
ten fibern iiber Sic lllnsen=
1tdrfenoel1s @Mutturollaute uno- lo9en
iiber bie miblin9enben @erlu6e ibrer &a=
meraoeu, Die unmDgliben umloute aus=
su1pre6en.. Sic bleiben in Der &loiie
gerobe 10 longe, .tpie Der 9pab bauert>
10 bulo ober Der beutl6e 2ebrer, perlangt,
ooB bos. @piel oufb6ren llno1 Die glrbeit
onfaneen 1ol, eri i6eint ibnen bos 8eibe=
bolten oieI Ies @tuoiums ols cine unIeio=
liAe 9(uf9obe, unb in ei,1i9en Sagen be-
fon,n,t Der 2ebrer einen bDfli6en Brief
BON ben Gltern > lppril1gers eriu6t ,pirb,
vSobnnD pom beutld)en unterri6t 5u
bispenlirel1." "
sSobnnp ,pirb oispenlirt. 81 Meib=
ro6tens fDmn,t FER in etne 6DDere glaiIe
nnb iul Triibjabr, .peroet li6 Der @eiit
bes Sln9er iuieber Dem. 5tuoiun, elmer
reidern 5pro6e. 5u >als bic ieins 1T,
,ggteber geDt CT il, bieabeutlde3 Glaiie.
0iesnal, rm 5ll niiesens ober s5u rerben,.1i
gBenn eresur Declipatipn Der Moieetipoo. 9.
fommt, ritirbr e.. gs gebt nod Elm
Sobr pprbei.. Sobnlp .tmirb grab. uno
ebr9cisig lno sum britten Wlole besinnt
Ct Sen 6elltl6cn l1nterri6t.. Gs gelingt
Inn uno iein 2ehrer fiibrt i'm INNER
por, ,penn BeIu6er antpeieno fins. Mber
Die bliibenbe Tarbe., ,uel6e bon. ieinen
Wanssu,peidt1 j 1obalb bieypnyeggelndbi.
gen Berben ranfan9en ,,i.lein a9ebddtnib
ll11o 1einen Berjtanb aal plogel, 1llll6}t 81 =.
! aus @enu,bie ,S6polbett bciniparts 3ieb'n ~
); y unbGbie. @eien nid)tluebr bGib'n, s!33a i
al ,@enn i6eriglahtiaau @ciaug i.sF7atf 81
? u; tMt ber,Na@tien4 berflang:}s&ss fHh :
Y .l!Sdubert sSobnnb's bluten64 4@er3uqa3s4
Il !Seiuer @futter,feinent sdner3 I-=='9@E y %,
unb ]ie 19reibt ibn1tno9 reineli ,@nt19uls
oigungs5ettel. Muf .bie1e ergDbli9e
MeiIe1 'bebdft ,.6sr} GrsiebungrrdtD ben
beut{1 l1nterri9t iflJb ben S9uteny a6er
tfeine. 69alersbei1rra atnterritbts lfaws,
sl E 3 II BE t o m nj en- 1T neuli9 Elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15

p Bro oflDn. 9ie neun5ebnte Srou
oes Bropbeten ber Seiligen oes iiinslten
Cages :, Brisbam Doung bielt por9e=
itern in ber uDut6 gbur9" in GlDmer=
itraBe eenen Bortrag iiber: uMein 2eben
IN Ser 2eibetgen16af it,. Srau Mnn Glila
Doung lit 1914 in Seem Dorf geboren
|unb bat in ibrer ei9enen Tamilie i6on
sic Mirfun9en Der YolDgomie erfabren>
i,,oem ibr Iater in ibrer Su9eno5eit 5tuei
slei93eitig be1ab. sic ,plroe 5tueimal
getauft I'M 8. unb i'm l6. Sabre un0
tpuroe Damn in bas u9lusf ftattungsbaus"
aufgenoinmen. *9te" bort @intretenben
|baben feierli6 benagio gu leiiten> uetpig
Der Gegierung Der ger.}Staaten feinoli6
ge1innt 5ub bleiben uno ben Moro an ben
Propbeten Soiepb a@mitb 5t ridden"
Sbre 5ralmng nit Dem Yropbeten fano
am: 7.sMprill 1868 I'M @ebeimen ltatt,
ipeilqbie @e1ebe ber Ser. @toaten PolD=
aamiea perbieten. ,as 9ie Same be19lob
lben @ortrag nit elmer 8ef f9reibung oes
@ausbaltesl bes Bropbeten unb elmer
OuFlleullIt9 stYtel3 Vluu)t'aus oet Sl"ot
toer ,9eill9en. sHaat {9ta} IL ~ a1@ l..
i gs!Ss;4 : = = -----a 1T y II: ,a} :
Yre6issr $. s. 6 ria $ offer iii Br e
I'LL Ill Ell; a,pel6er oem: ent19ie6en .ulibera=
Iena proteitantenberein angeb6rt ''bdt
Elm Bud berausse9ebeii inter bet,t 81
tel: Sic dlt9riitli6e. Moral uno Der
'mooerns% ) 3eitgeiit. @ - gr corrigirt init
@i1fes bes z at1tooernen 3eitseifes @briiti
,'Weoral 2nhfreiG6 ltrnssfebrt ,butn}all@
jpen 6nr4sbieie Beieinneab I es,
oaB ct l6lie6ltd iagt in itrep9ep1. Slime
,eest t.Mprtes ino.ntpir"s tti9t 'htebr gDri=
:IKh ,oeat,.Sanait abia etbil9e @eite ins
1s9hlgcsfaBt lib aber babei berl1bigte ;:tpie
iudn ben Slub 5tpii6eu Roblen5 une gb=
renbreitlt mod ipr,,en &bein nenne,s
obslei6 yr mir nod bem mrfleinl item
S6eile sna@ s1er TEL l;oesabkhReidena1 oie=
iensga gaat1ens stga seasfi osn16ge mou, u,auA wbem
@trome zines .1ittli9en=religiD1en 9ebens
,uef@er 66a' un5aWtYen 3ufliiilen seipie=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-15

-sl1 ebel BE t 0 m NJ en- 1T neuli9 Elm
: @elbltmor6perlu6 einen1 George Salt in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
The Matter with the Chimney.

We had quite an exciting time over
at Chubb's the other day. His CHM
ney wouldn't draw, and he sent for q
man to examine it. The man went
went out on the roof and tying broom
to a rope, dropped it down to see if the
iue was clear. Meantime Chubbs got
into the fireplace for the purpose of
examining the fiue below, and just as
he did so the soft end of the broom
touched his head two or three times,
as the man jerked it up and down.
Chubbs jumped out in the room in a
condition of frantic excitement. He
was certain there was wild animal
of some kind choking it up. He
seized his gun and determined to
kill it. So holding the muzzle
in the flue he pulled the trig-
ger. While he was getting the gun,
the man on the roof completed his in
vestigations and sat down on the
chimney to rest himself and enjoy the
scenery. AS soon as Chubb's gun
went off, the man knew about it, and
he did not wait for further sugges-
lions. He suddenly slid to the roof
and thence to the shed, where he rolled
in agony. He weighed one pound
more when they took him home than
he did when he came, and the doctors
consider it doubtful if they can dig all
the shot out of his flesh. The next
man that comes to examine Chubb's
chimney will probably have him lock-
ed up somewhere with his gun until
the experiments are concluded
Max. Adeler.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
Pacific Coast Items.

The hills around Vallejo have
turned from green to sombre brown.
The thermometer at Dixon, Solano
county, on Saturday marked 1912 in
the shade.
The people of Dixon have petitioned
the Soano Supervisors for leave to in
corporate.
Monday was the hottest day of the
season at Calistoga, the thermometer
reaching 1909 in the shade.
The Vallejo Savings and Commercial
Bank have declared stockholders
dividend, payable Immediately.
A discharged marine named Koe at
tempted suicide at Vallejo on Satur-
day last, by jumping off PowelPs
wharf.
On Sunday afternoon pile of coal
stored on the wharf at FL Dorado
street, Stockton, took fire from spon-
taneous combustion.
The stockholders of the new boot
and shoe company, projected in Val
lejo, met at the City Hall at that place
on Saturday last, to effect an organiz-
alton.
The crops in the neighborhood of
Jackson, Amador county, are the best
known for years, grain growing in
some places to height of three and u
half feet.
The ore from the Chapparal mine,
Tuolumne county, which was reduced
at the Buchanan mill last week.
yielded As ounces of gold, or about $50
per ton.
About II o'clock on Monday night q
fire was discovered in the building Oc-
cupied by the Calistoga Free Press.
By the prompt arrival Of some men
the fire was eXtinguished without Sc
rious damage. The fire was the work
of an incendiary.
The following articles of incorpora-
ton were filed in the office of the Sec
rotary of State on Monday: The Mon
umental Mining Company; capital
stock, S3,000,0O0 in shares of S1G0
each. The San Gabriel Cemetery AS
ISOLATION; capital stock, $1,000, in
shares of Sl25 each; principal place of
business, San Gabriel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
GREAT BARGAINS
j o S T. p n Cob s,
NO. 3 Arcadia Block,
Los Angeles street.

T WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Il my customers to the fact that have just
received large stock OF new goods, directly
imported, which will sell for the next thirty
days at prices cheaper than the cheapest
My stock consists in part of 1000 pieces mar
row print ut 10 cents per yard.
500 pieces bleached domestic, Al, at l2i9
cents.
Also, ready made clothing of the latest
style.
Boots and shoes the best quality, Califor-
mia manufacture.
And every thing belonging to my line.
Please give me Il call and examine the stock
for yourself JOSEPH COIN,
Next door to II. NewmarS q Co.'s, Los An
geleS street. mv0tf-5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
ANAHEIM EMS.


SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
~ for travellers and visitors. Stages frOr'
all parts of the country arrive and dera,'
from this house. d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
D r. n Q B 3 S,

HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN, SUR
- GEON AND ACCOUCHEUR-Fello OF
the X. G. S. & P.-Can be consulted on all Dis
eases at his temporary office, cor. Spring and
Court streets, opposite Court House, or
Patients can be attended at their homes. All
Diseases treated on strictly Hyglenic Princi-
pies, without the aid of any anti-vital agents.
Office hours from to II A. NJ, and ! to p. NJ.
jun:l-tf-3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
DR.. NJ. S. JONES,

FORMERLY OF ST. .OUIS, Mo-,
a has locatad in Los Anttles, where he
will give his special attention. to diseases of
the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
OFFICE: Spring St, opposite Temple Block.
fnl,2hff-o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LRoAD.

Ia, XXI nETars. - E.ts, "
Essss Z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20

terest. regret to report the death of
a child of Mr.. and Mrs. Flood, sweet
little girl of five years. The cause of
the death was putrid sore throat. The
wife of Mr.. Ellsworth, one of our
neighbors, has very severe attack of
erysipelas, this is about all the dis
ease that has as yet crept into our
town.
CAPT. KITTREDGE
Still continues to feed the local resi-
dents as well as the way-farer, and he
does it in good style, too, and at mod
crate charges. The stages (by-the-bye
there are two, arrive here now. The
Telegraph line which connects with
the railroad at Delano. and also the
stage line for San Buenaventura, ar
rive and depart with perfect regular
ity. | understand that in few days
the Coast line will also make connec-
ton with the railroad at this place for
your city. L hear that there are a
number of families on the way down
here who have secured both farming
lands and town lots. Yours truly,
SAN FERNANDO.
san Fernando, June IS, 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
LOCAL BRs.VITIES.

Judge Lowe of the Corporation Court issued
an order yesterday by which all the male prs,
oners in the Corporation Jail, serving terms OF
Imprisonment were put on the chain gang, aud
taken out to work on the streets this morning;
The gang was therefore considerably reinforced
to day, and the streets embraced III the route
Of the proposed fircmcu' procession are being
put in good condition BY the labor OF lis nell-
bCrs.
The sale Of Mr.. Pitrpont's drug store to
Mr.. War6eId, heretofore noticed has not been
cousum mated, and the negotiations that were
in progress TO secure that effect have been sus-
pended, though the store is still tor sale.
Yesterday evening wagon belonging to Mr.
Ferd. Knight, and this afternoon one be-
longing to Mr.. John Mason, oil Accotlnk, were
smashed in 'heostreets by the running away OF
the horses attached to them.
The grocery store of Mrs. " hite, on Water
street. near the corner of Wolfe, was broken
into one night last week and robbed of the
greater part of its contcnts.
MIR. B. Ii. jenkins who obtained the con
tract for building the fish shed in the market
square commenced work this morning and will
have it completed by the lst proxu'o.
Mrs. Judge Wyle, formerly Of this city,
broke her ankle accidentally 10 Washington
last week
The water has been turned off the Alcxan-
dria canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
LATER.
y1urdcrer'S Confession.

ATcHlsoN, Ks, Feb. l9.-J. W. McNut.
one of the parties implicated in the murder Of
man uaued Seavcr at Wichita, Ks, short
time ago, was arrested Tuesday in Missouri
aud taken to Wichita Yesterday he made a
confession The object of the uuder was to
secure So, 900 Insurance policy on McNutts
life By having the body of the murdered man
identified as that of McNutt. The murderer
confesses that he and one Winnie, his accom-
plice, enticed Seaver from Kansas City, drug
ged him with laudanum, bound cords tightly
around his body, saturated his clothing with
kerosene and then fred the building, burning
the unfortunate man to a crisp The populace
of Wichita are much excited aud there is dan
ger of summary vengeance being visited upon
the murdererS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
BY Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonncrs.
TOMM lSSIONEk'S SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING AND LOTS
OF GROUND-By virtue Of q decree of the
Corporation Court for the city Of Alexandria,
Virginia, rendered AT its October term, 1873, in
the sui. of ID. s. Gwn VS.. ID. 5 Delaplane, the
undersigned, commissioners therein named, will
offer for sale, by public auction, on WEDN ES-
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1874 at twelve
o'clock m, in front Of the Market House. on
Royal street, in the city of Alexandrs, Va the
BRICK DWELLING and LOTS OF EszzsS
GROUND, situated on the west side o. l=s .l
Fairfax st cet between Prince and Duke SITS,
for more particular description Of which and
any other information relative thereto apply to
Green s. Wise or the commissioners-subjcc to
o deed of trust in favor OF 9. z. Shaw for
Slz9l ~ with interest from February 4th, 1871.
Terms of Sale: $1,000 in cash, with interest
from 25th day of December 1873, and in addi-
ton enough to pay costs of suit and expenses of
sale; credit until the 25!h day of December,
1874, AS to 1929 IS of the purchase money, and
as to the residue on such terms rs d. s. Della
plane, the defendant in said suit may agree to-
c. E. STUART, Commrs.
feb lots GEO. WALKER ! of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

Police EEpoRT-William Davis black
smith, and Jim Wood and Henry Smith, his
assistants, I'll colored, for robbing the store of
nrri,u u Co., were committed to Jail by Justice
fadgctt for court
John Henry Stuart colored, for stealing ba-
con from j. w. Baggctt, Was put on the chain
gang for thirty days by the same justice
Hester Wansey and Fanny Shelton, colored,
t"r discrd ,rly conduct and fighting, were dis
charged with q reprimand.
SllAS Harris, Thornt N Butler and Jim Hen
dcron. colored boys, for plfering from the cook
shop Of Phyllis Lyles, colored. were locked up
for examination.
Three dodgers were accommodated at the Sta
tor, House last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
COMMUNICATED.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Taxes

Wholesale and Retail Liquor Taxes.
Iu regard to which | would like to say few
words at this time as liquors are already sub
jectcd to more taxes THAI they can we'll carry.
Suppose you increase the wholesale or retail
dealers taxes, what will be the result? | say
such legislation would be uuwise in its policy,
and oDe-sided 10 its effect, as it would lessen
the number of dealers and force yourg merch-
ants and beginners out Of the business, letting
the trade be controlled by capitalists and eS-
tablshed houses enjoying good trade. | say
such change as this (if made at all by the
Fiuance Commttce) would be agraran and
tWU-fold IN its effect upon this buslGess-as on
the one hand it would force small dealers and
beginners out of their legitimate occupation
and means of subsistence, transferring the en-.
tire business to a mrned few, thereby making
a monopoly Of it. | have no reference what
ever to restaurants and obituaries, Lur only re-
fer to the wholesale aud retail business, and
more especially to the latter, as the retail de-
partmcnt is portion of both the grocer and
druggests business, and ought not to he sub
jected to more taxes az the amount already cX
lsting, tax 5 the business too mucn. Why not
cut the judiciary and legislative department of
the State down to one half. let the Judges b.
we'll paid, and the wise law makers be pad
s.. 80 or $500 per dien. 1t seems strange that
legislators are tolerated who tax every depart
ment Of trade beyond the capacity Of the bust
ness to bear it: decrease The pay OF the judici-
airy and increase their own salaries far beyond
the capacity of the State Indeed, this matter
is 50 paIpablc that those who run may read
it," MERCHANT
CULpETER COUNTY, VA, Feb. Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
The British Cabinet.

LONDON, Feb. 19--The Times says the Earl
Of Derby Is to receive the portfolio OF Secretary
of State for the Foreign Department, aud the
Marquis Of Salisbury, that Of Secretary OF State
for lndia.
1t is probable that Di,racli will complete his
cabinet by tonight.
1t is said the Marquis Of Wcsmi nstcr is to
be made a Duke
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Financial.

LONDON, Feb 1880 p. m.-Thc bullion
10 the Bank of England has increased e213,UOO
during the past week
The proportion of bank reserve 10 liabilities,
which was last week 4GS per cent. is now ass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Bond Given.

MOBILE, ALA, Feb. l9.-Charles Is. Wal
lace has been here and has just given an .ap:
peal bond to the Supreme Court of the United
States in the Alabama and Chattanooga rail
road cas-. for final adjudication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

New YORK, Feb 1.-THE American Bap-
tst Missionary Union requires annually $3.50,
900, to carry on the work of the society, but
during the current fiscal year, which ends in
April, only 100000 have been contributed.
The deficit is attributed to the panic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
The Markets.

New York, Feb. l9.-Stocks dull. Money
d. Gold l2s. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Virgina skies, old, 81 ;
Virglnias, consolidated, 5us; do. peelerss A
w est Virgin,as II bid to-day. Gotten dull and
cnsnsed. Corn firm; white southern 7oa76
veiluw Southern 7O.75 mixed Western IS freely
bid. Oats dull Southern 54a56 Western %.
Rye dull. Hay unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Sentenced to be Hanged.

ALBANY, Feb l9.-The jury 10 the case of
Lomeustciu, the murderer OF Weston rendered
verdict Of guilty OF murder in the first degree
aud be was sentenced to be hanged on the lOth
of Anil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Sentenced.

New YORK, Feb, l9.-John +. Simmons,
who was convicted of manslaughter 10 the
third degree for killing Nicholas Duryea, was
to. day sentenced to three years and SIX months
10 the State prison with hard labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

4 FINE HORSE We learn from the LOU
doun Mirror that Messrs H. G. Scllman and
Henry j. Fadcly, of Lcesburg, returned on
Tuesday, from the celebrated stables Of Il. I.
Alexander, of Kentucky, bringing with them
a beautiful sorrclI stallion, Of Hamiloniau and
Messenger blood He was purchased at con-
siderable cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l9.-Fuur hundred
weu III Porter l. Dickey cotton works at keu
sngton have struck tor an advance of Is pei
cent. over the rates adopted during the paulc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

FlRE-The dwelling house Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Hunter, few miles below Acokeck, was
destroyed by fire Oh Tuesday evening last. The
fire originated from sparks from the straw
around the ice house, which had been ignited
hy burning chuck thoughtlessIy thrown
down by colorcd boy. Most of the furniture
aud the outbuildiugs were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
The Tempcrance Movement.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia call has been made
for a convention of friends OF the Temperance
IN lyemeut of Columbus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
IYl Washington street
ON THE EVENINGS OFTU ESDAI, w ED
NESDAY and FRIDAY, February 18th, 18th,
and 20th, beginning at clock; nr,,,p
PROF. Trips GRAND DESCRIPTIVE
SERIES-THHEE LECTU RES.
Louis Napoleon; the Second Empire; and the
Causes of the Franco Prussian War, or Lamar
tine.
Course ticket 81 evening soc; gentleman ana
George f. French, 95 King street. and at the
door feb lG-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb -, II a. NJ.
For the Middle States, southeast to south,
west winds, rising temperature, cloud and
snow. For the South Atautlc States, norther-
" winds yeer to southeast with cloudy weather
and rising tempea ure.