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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08

MOUNT VERNON PURE WHITE
AVA LEAD-a very Superior article and at
lower price than other standard brands. A large
supply just received and for sale by
~ rs T. s. LEADBEATER & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08

FRESH SARDlNES, halves and quarters,
y ust received and for sale low by 1. !:
w. +. BROOKES,
je 5 LAT King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08

PLACk 6 Rem ADINES and GENA
- PINES, latest styles, just received.
je5 ID. F. WITMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08
GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT CONCERT.
DOS TP o N E n E T.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE
MontpeIier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA,

ON THURSDAY, JULY 10Th.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08

GPLENDID LINE OF BLACK LACE
~ POINTS and SACKS will be sold cheap
jos d. f. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-08
DALTIMOKE s. POTOMAC KAILkoA]
RESTAURANT,

BACON AND LAkD-Clear Rib Sides and
ID Shoulder Bacon, Sugar cured Shoulders
and Breakfast Pieces, and Lard in tierces and
tubs received to. day and for sale. wholesale
and retail, ut lowest current rates BY
my Is ). y. M1LbO RN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
6ouses ano farms t1)an!eo.

DY family of adults. large: compiete ely
md .O sts Oh Madison Jhaye or between o'h anu OIL
Address /. H.. Riverside House l52d ---
NEvANTED-For cash customer, t,ill- w VIC .i,
w ~, class HOUSE not above 50th st. between fm anu
6thaves kIi.ANp N WI. t-'N' .--
WANTED "A small, well-built, frame
w HOUSE about eight rOoms oox1o1 ot MILL s,ed IA
saJ on annual payments Of 1900 for $1,000 Tess Aooicssr
~. RI fnli u,rtic,ars BANK CLERK, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
auetiou Sales of Real Gsldte.


EXECUTOR's SALE .o
IL br mortgage foreclosure OF one OF the best
m M SIZES and finest WATER PRIV lI.EH r ~ hAss,
er New York factory, dwelling louse e'tN honsc aaa
also an equal undivided half OF about l0i @rrsu
water pr, and ts way apuit an
located ON the banks Escpns In the midst OF NE ee
the Town OF Sldhuak'n IL 'us
County OF Ulster y. w. will be sold, under the Dfe'ih
ROSW ELL LOCKWOOD esq Referee Ia pursuance o. ds-
cree dgment OF the supreme court OF tne % ON IN,
26lb day OF August 1915 at O'Clock IN the afternoon ~
y +. BRODHfAD ashei 1 .nes
I s,ional RANG OF VAN ErTEN CLEA RWAtEH
Attorneys, Sc. Kingston y. IL or H. j. hAhhh'O'''A'
Nest Tw enty fburth.st. ~ y. CITY -----
DARF CUANCE,, For an Investment
IL FOUR STORY BRICK HOTEL IN the EpNiy stoT -
inc civ OF CANTON, OhU 70 be sold az Assghs -tls 70
M lir at the door OF the Court house, In canton
an sArIR DAY Sept 4, 1875. at O'Clock p m rms
snr Gl property built with all the modern iprovelnents
Containing so good guest also trt CARS stoe any
rsinr,s rooms and basement rooms ms proper ovse
500 COO exclusive OF lot j. APPRAISED AZ $500 81 nna
ell for al least OF the appraiseIne Ie' LIZ
third down aud balance equal annual psyenI WIZ"
6 Der ceut interest payable annually: mn
"P'' WIZ WM. W CLARK,
LEVI /. MULLER,
Assgnees of Vim. C. Thompson
Canton O., Aug II, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Real Gsta!e % Gtehanse.

AT PLAINFIELD, n. j., 2-story ana at sns
order; lot T3a go choice oeaton WI &c age III,
Ign house. ENi-A->p ~ D." -, - =, =
r,yCUANGE for Newly York, BROOKLYN BUT
r. ss ,,nira or Owcgo Property Farm line OF frie
IA lr,ad class modern hEsi III .Is -
.u,tv viii IN II the city; 10 acr - mostly III
cSojc. mutt. j. o. HOY1 & son, III BoadWsy.
rTyFXAS LANDS-TO be exchanged for good
I Family RESIDENCE in Ncwlork or Immediate
'''-'''' "O Address r. J.. C., Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Brook!nn Real estate for sale.

DELIGHTFUL HONE; 10 rooms; all the
~ comforts o. 10000 house IN New York; rent Al The low
pre- per month a.c ST cars Fulton Ferry the ps
in Brook W. PASS the door. l. ". BAKNUM, owner 213
Ilalsey
rJNO LET-Whole OF part of first class BRICK
i HOUSE. Ma. l30 siSthst. Riooklyn' T.. d. esm min
utes walk Roosevelt 81 ferries rent mod
rate good tenant. Inquire oi MI. TAYLOR. Rubber
Company, 3GJ Broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Qounirp propertp 90 Get.

NUUWKfU ffVPRfFU OV XVI
A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
~ located high ground deTots. rent $40
month, "a good tenants Address MUTUAL FkIESD Tfib-
Ofice
ITO LET or LEASE-A two-stoIy BUILD
ING, SO feet 10y 90 'er with without power. Apply
10 sTAlNAR a LAFFEN Last Newark. \. j.. or SO
Fu',0ast
ITO LET-M MONTCLAIR, for balance of
4 land then lease II desired nished house
delightfully."- located by running brook fruit vegetables oio
icsh MILL use OF horse II desired. Address r. o. Box a.
Ek,omaeld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Business Chanees.


An experienced Critic and Reviewer would
n engage Literary Editor Of newspaper OF prepare
manuscripts publication Address CRITIC. Kingston NJ:
NOR SALE-A first-class PARl. OR MILL
merry BUSINESS, with very desirable lease. \ lady
wanting good pay ing pleasant business Will hnd TINS rare
up ''"'' s. Il. HEBBERD. 30 East Four.eenthst.
LNOR SALE-S10, 900 of MORTGAGE NOTES
on Western worth from $4,000 to SOOoo
discount liberal tine to IL months also 40 acres
dne Tennessee land Cincinnati SoLthernl Railroad to
also railroad ticket to Cincinnati Address
j.. r. e., care of Tribune.
GROCERY AUCTION. BROKERAGE and
" COMMISSION ARrNER-Wanted, an energetic
young with moderate capital, 10 1"n tue sl ller
who has extensive acquaintan nd tg knowrdtt OF te
of Address With full particulars o cai
tai etc none VIII attention. FRED. J PARh-
Err. Box Tribune Onice.
HUNT 81 HAYNES, Financial ana Business
Brokers, lS7 Broadway, eject business transfers ne
goa,e partnerships, Sc expe!itionsly iegser published
monthly g1ai, mailed Tor stamp. Regstra,lon free NO
unless sale effected.
S1S nnA Additional Capital wanted in
Qp S0D,NbJVs importing and manufacturing busress
oil successful standing young man OK busi
capsity would ind this good opportunity Address
4. H.. Tribune Oiice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
REAL ESTATE.

Nnw-YoRk, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1915.
The following were the sales at the Exchange
saesroom to-day:
story scf %s va S OF c TIE sSsss sse
Lawrence farnan plaintiff .--'.'-.--'''''- sS'os"
.nr.e.tory srovnsfsn e s 70 %s Win lots q:
moo mon . ss q 70 x nor fi 'A ~. 400 7oe
1! S story s ssf nsss s sS I'll 'SHo i
Jane Is. Eddy, plaintiff o'S"v
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEw-YORK CITY.
Water st. CNo 6I2) 25xe4. 6x25xs38; Alfred McIn- a..
E sTf si s e.. e rs n Il G GTa"d 25is7
schntzer TO Jacob Foss 80; ,n;,a. No0o
and join Cameron their special guardian to !. MA
q ,st 4 g 1li d,l
G,s .r 70 e saa'' liaF fs s16ss ta NV"
Sa;Sxzh CA -. ~, ~ Henry bcshon Nominal
nb S's sass 80 r ysar: per 1000
as w. Mary Burns $4,000
SAM E p smith y Nominal
4t Hnses Hartman q property
'Jth s Pag I ris@ey 70 Thomas shannon 5000
S2 on street rS chaes Jacob
suns Hnds BRIAN AMI 10 Sas Cornish release Sonina,
same c R1GRsty G@ DSan' Of i@ $4,000
German savings Bank Of the Town Of Acrrrania e,.
GSarTs nesS % 80 a5 on the
np 81 Hsgs osS a n ss m 't h .oaery
Inn 81 i5Sfhst to the soa, ,oos5rcs
sSs lS5 S% 9" 'a the MAJ
VEST SI FARMS ostofdpase. 100 Of syisa@ays
" corner IOOxlGO; Patrcl Mcintyre to D ma.
Sherman 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
New-Jersen Real estate for Sale.


A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Centra
~ SewJersey Land and Improvement company nave
houses ot land by the for sale at all points on ne
line % Central Railroad OF New Jersey Apply TO A. d.
HOPE, or ELSTON MARSH. llo Libertyst
ttI SOO MODEL 81, 900 HOMES. $500.
- ,sjOU.-At FRANKLIN, charming snprio OF
NEWARK, Nj. Convenient 70 oRAHIE MVONiAiN'
PASSAlC, &c. - 49,. 80. -
81 SOC will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooma
s2OCO will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooms.
5000 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, y rooms =,
$1,000 viii BUY HAN D,O&E CO A"E1 ~ rooDs Al
modern improvements, handsome grOUnfs.
This property beautifully located adjoining railroad sta
zion nearer than CENTRAL PARK lo" commute
ton: excellent SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, and aARkEIs.x
Examine Photograph Of Houses &C. at >" bl9Apw3b
Ro, d 10. - JAMES !" hAi'
p s-MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Jnsiruriion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A STATE ELECTROMAGNETIC COLLEGE,
N Incorporated Approved by the Governor June lo76
FACULTY. LECTURES commence SEPT 20 1879 For
College Circulars, Electrical ArcaDuIn etc. free address
ALBERT. STEELE, X NJ. D., Prest ls Cooper Union y J.
A MEXICAN COLLEGE OF ORATORY,
n Execution, Dramatic Art Vocal Culture &C Ten Proits
sors each Special Department CONNECTED with
TIA GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
DO. ll2 5THANE, NE%.YOhk.
ROYS' SCHOOL.-Mrs. GRORGE VANDEN-
- HOYF rsopens her SCHOOL FOR BOYS SEPT a.
1875 school hour from ga 70 2h hight boarding
pupils received Apple tioLs should be made at
No. f0b WEST 42D ST, near Reservoir Park
nABNEY University SchoOl.-V DabDey,
H. Prin Gate 81 Princeton College Prep SCHOOL, 20 E2ft
f Four Doarders Circulars also AZ o. b. College Drec
Va, Deyasstae Hlal3.gx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
MILE ROSTAN'S
WI FRENCH. ENGLISV Y, and GERMAN BOARDING ana
DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children,
REMOVED

70 NO l East fOrty tTst 81, o0rncr OF FlILlHVfp
will Reopen WEDN ESDAY, September 20. 49,
ATHOROVGU ENGLISH COLLEGIATE COURSE, with
uIsuIpass. iaci les for acquiring PRACTICAL hNOWL
EDGE Of the FRENCH and other modern Languages HOME
COMFORTS and HON II PRIVILEGES the distinguish
ing features OF this school.
Single rooms Toy those who apply In time.
Tie Musical Department is under the care OF Pr0f s. b.
MILLS.
Nile ROSTAN viii be home after September l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Eau Schools.


NOJUNBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERM OF this 1lsut1'
AT Great Jones ST. corner GIts.t
81 and afavette pace this city, WEDNESDAY, oct
and will con lnie until May IS. 1876.
Tie of study embraces Two years Inc uegIteoi
will be conferred upon students VINO pursue
the full course and pass the required examination , =,
For catalogues containing full information address at
Great Jones.st THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Professor Of Municipal Law.
AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
1.-THE CITY OF Nineteenth annual session
begins 1873 Students have free access to NE Jaw COZ
the Aston Library and to All i
the Medical College. circulars, &c, apply 10 W H.
MARTIN, l4l Broadway, ID. r. JAQUEo, secretary ~
Chambersst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Giaiicnern.

y,VVFI OPFS AND WRITING PAPERS.
H BERLIN Il JONES ENNELpPE sOM,riANff M
PAPER WAREHOUSE. I3i and 1856 William ST. New
yo,J manufacturing one million envelopes
ner day with their FOLDING and Cumming Machines At
rice hclnv the average Liberal discounts IN the trade
T1RANCIS & LOUTREL, - Maiden-lane,
solicit orders for BLANK BOOKS, sTAfiONERi, aud
PRINTING. Pr.ces low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Conntrn Hea! estate for Gale.


EOR SALE-Seventy thousand acres of VIR-
CHA Send AS for scm m one %R NoRoS Agent sSi
Sain-st richmond Va.
NOR SALE. AT CROTON-A very desirable
.n,tsE Ro' for or SentIemans COUNTRY RESIDENCE an
large and small fruits OF the Isee Has inc
""''f ''oH" '''''' EDWARD CLARKE Tribune once
EARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-In
Kengrhy free and clear gaSap ah oi e II With
small amount Of for Improved city or near by popef
and and 20 o'cicck only Al Is Bioa',ay Room o
EOR SALE or TO LEAsE e 1,,,,,nr, an, 900, Ian,
for market gardening milk man all under good fence At
the Junction staten Island Railroad and Old Town hoad'
Staten i'lai' : Ni'''' ''''- JAMES A. oARRETsON.
Price $1,000; rent $3.50.
Gan DIEGO CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE
million . consider Large returns from small ayes;menn
for Cy a ,is for o go pyab in II ncnhy INSTALL
ents the mot eniersns and loving se. sns
S CT on n the PsS1as ssfi
for c per WHICH been sold , i3T $1,000 "
kot 81 50
CECURE A HOMESTEAD
TIE d5 AH SFTHE AM AND
NINE uo TH9 OK R6 Fe6M San FRANCISCO
OF the tine unless the income pays oeiof~'
will buy 20 acre F.rH IN r.o,-,. co,oNv
THE CENTRAI /. CALI FDRN1A COLONY, -
Near FL sno on the Central Pacific Railroad Improved as ro
lows The whoe tract, 1000 acres, viii be ic0Sed WIN
ght fence Iwenythee miles of roads VIII ne I3ld eut
within it, and with choice shade trees Nst I1I rIeH
zion viii he brought land within ~ days from hlnGs
River The purchased "itl the land IW9 acres a
cloice will be out on eaci
rcr yyill he established and additional vines the moro
valuable fruit trees will be set 10y special contract on very
ternls the best for the purpose u
California and climate especially favorable 10 tle Dual
ness of fruit driving Those wishing Ia locate inheiateX
nnon the can do go and cultivate the same 70 SUIT
Themselves tho Company carrying ont their oreinai pan
nItpp the two \ues in addition 10 the Siiade anv
Fruit Irces Pamphlets, maps, aud Iartc lars az ne
CAIIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION bttitr9
u,,f r. n AHTiN GENERAL Agent No. Webb ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
Jnstrnfticn.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Counsry.
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY. Norton nor !. on,
known Institution viii III" open address
COBB NSop NAT g a fns until Of August
WORKERS ON THE HUDSON.-IOcust Hill
Seminary Young Ladies' Couse O. instnct E pn
ough and complete Opens sept 10 MISS f. =. leh rI.n
VOTING LADIES' BOARDING and
DAY sos stanford Conn
Mrs. c. f. RICHARDSON, Principal
Reopens Sept. o. 1875.
For Both Sexes-Countrv.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on 1arm
rs Tsa ND III comfort: e fS"n1y bone '0' 'e
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL, 261 Hamllton,ter-
Rector conducted by the sisters All saints London Frs
qS aSf 5s S m d. Of IN sF sfS liberal
education vthmusic drawing French German lah oan
themes Boarding pupils $500 no 't ssfE A'sSy
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE
Boarding School for both sexes under care OF the sOce
Chappaqna, Wcstches;er 60, n. y.
DEGARNO Institute, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co.,
aopes above the Principal Jas NJ DE Garmo
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
e1 sE 90 For sreaaS M
A. NJ, Principal.
EORT PLAIN SEMINARY and Col, Inst,
u n.
ough successful. Rev. A. MATTiCE a. NJ Principal
L,ORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. N. T., for
ladies' aud gentlemen s9 per year for beard a9d C1n
HS1 sass TG s DR. 'G f Term sept
GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, COnn.-Fall Term
NJ will commence s 20. For circulars sppy 10 Princi
pals Misses AIKEN & CHASE.
TEOBOKEN ACADEMY. - This institution
founded 1860 has nine Graded Glasses, besides hln
dergaen with twelve and five female teachers German
ana English anght a. mother tongues French through En-
Rlish send f. prospectus, English or German.
EE's HOME INSTITUTE, a boarding school
for both sexes the Hudson Ieopens sept q
studies mic and primary Expenses $3.50 per year NO
extras References Patrons nd cergymen.
NJ V. INSTITUTE.-Addrc j. X. BUCK
WI LYN, A. NJ, Mystic Bridge Conn.
BENNINGTON Seminary still offers superior
advantages to ladies' and gentlemen. No extras except IN
Ornamental Department. Fall OF Seth begins sept
G. For catalogues address A. Dks A. NJ Pennington, ~ j.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

Large stock Chromos at the S Store.
my30 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Bette Sasser, confined in the county
work-hOuse for vagrancy, was released on
bond yesterday.
j. II. Henson was fined ten dollars in
the Police Court yesterday, for carrying
brass knucks.
Z. Austin and J. Mckay were sent to
the workhOuse by the Recorder yesterday,
because they had no visible means Of sup
port.
Mile Holmes, colored, who very badly
chopped up another cOlOred woman with a
Ratchet last week, has had no trial yet, on
account Of the prosecutor being unable to
come into court.
Sheriff Turner, Of LoudOn county,
brought to the penitentiaTy yesterday, two
negro convicts, eaC ltenced to two years
for larceny, their u..4..Gs being Allen Moore
and Nat TaliaferrO.
Moses Began and Eliza Clark, both col
ored, were arrested by Wash Withers yes
terday, and taken before Justice Campbell,
on the charge of lewdness. They gave
bond for their appearance at trial next
Tuesday.
a negro woman named Agnes Webb,
was arrested yesterday by officer Baker,
and arraigned before Justice Everett, on
the charge of stealing a shoulder Of meat
from Bill Chambers. She gave bond for
her appearance before that magistrate to
morrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30

Rev. DR.. r. K. SmOOt, Of Bowling Green,
KY, will preach in the First Presbyterian
Church of this city to-day at II o'clock,
and in EdgefelG at s o'clock P. NJ. DR..
Smoot is a minister Of great pulpit powers,
opening up the scriptures with simplicity.
He enfOrces the truth with spirit and power
and illustrates with striking beauty.
Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Il. DOTman arrived
home from New York yesterday morning.
There are kilograms at tee Western
Union office for the following. Office
hours 9 to 10 A. N. and 3 to p. NJ: Mrs.
Jas. II. Davis, J. c. Mulvihill, A. V. 5.
Lindsey, Geo. f. Williams, a. b. Keevil,
Cooke, Settle X Co., Jno. a. Ely, Southern
Newspaper Union, Jos, w. Allen.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell House
yesterday were the following: r. Ii. Lind
say, Louisiana; A. L. Robert, Fulton, KY;
J. L. Lewis, PittsbUrg; Antonio DalmOlia,
5. w. TOmpkins, and J. r. Irwin, New
York; J. II. Woodward, Wheeling; W. B.
Berry, Newman, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. j. King,
Rome, Ca; Mr., and Mrs. W. P. Ward.
Gainesville; Jas. Z. Stokes and Andrew B,
Martin, Lebanon; JnO. w. Rowland,
Springfield; Col. D. B. Cooper, Columbia.
Hon. j. II. Hughes, Of Warren, is i'll the
city.
Attorney General ]. II. Russell, Of
Maury county, was in Nashville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford, formerly of Nash
vile, in conjunction with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt, are giving a successful series OF
music lessons and concerts in Salem, III.
The Memphis appeal Of Friday says:
"MI. John Overton, ST., is in the city.
looking hale, hearty and vigorous, and en-
jOying a degree Of health that argues him
good for many years Of usefulness and en-
iOyment."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
CRUSHED BY CAR WHEELS.
A Head and a Hand Literally Mashed
Off on a Track Near the City.
Horrible Fate of Two Children While
Picking Up Bark.

About noon yesterday three cOlOred girls,
Alice Charlton, sixteen years Of age, and
her two little sisters, one aged four years,
and the other somewhat older, were picking
up bark on the Northwestern road, in the
vicinity Of Manning's distillery, at a point
where the bark is unlOaded from
the cars to be hauled to a tannery.
An unlOaded fat car was standing on the
track at the point referred to, and the
brakes were on. The girls had gone there
for the purpose Of picking up the small
pieces of bark, and the eldest of them was
standing on the car, while, it seems, that
the youngest was under il and the other
standing near by. A negro teamster came
up and turned off the brakes, but the car
did nor move. He then placed his Shout
der against it, and, as it was on a slight
grade, started it off with ease. As the
car commenced to move, Alice jumped
Off but the hind wheels passed over the
head of the youngest child, MASKING it to a
Jelly. Portions Of the skull and brains
were scattered over the rails and crOss-ties.
The child next in age TO the youngest
attempted to pull the body of her sister
from under the car, but caught her hand
under the wheels, and had the fingers lite
rally ground to pieces, The relatives OF
the child ran to the scene or death, picked
the corpse up and carried it home,
Deputy Coroner Ryan went out in the
afternoon 10 hold an inquest over the re-
mains. He summOnd a jury and began The
examination Of witnesses, but as the testi
moDy could not be heard, the Jury sd
jOurned till O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-30
Yesterdays Pfenics.

The children of Edgar Mission Sunday
school, Of North Nashville, had a very
pleasant picnic yesterday in the beautiful
grove opposite Buena Vista spring. The
friends Of the school supplied a bOuntiful
repast. Several hundred young folks were
present, and had q merry day Of it.
Christ Church Sunday-schoOl, Of which
Mr.. Harry Harrison is Superintendent, had
its picnic yesterday at Gen. Harding's
grove, on the Northwestern road. The
crowd was large and the affair a perfect suc-
cess. Fine music, an excellent dinner, and
the whole day to dance and play, without
single occurrence to mar the peace, made it
a memorably happy time for all the paTtici-
pants.
Trinity Church Sunday-school went to
BOsley Grove, where they had a picnic
which was no less a success than the one
last mentioned. The crowd was very
large, and the time passed meTTily in dane
ing, dining, playing, chatting, counting and
all kinds Of amusement fit for the woods and
fresh, fragrant, open air.