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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

Rev. Dr.. Lafferty, of Richmond, says =
"Glbert Haven has struck the wrong end o
the match.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

VIM. Cullen Bryant is said by correspon-
dent to Indulge occasionally in gymnastc exer-
cses, such as raising himself up over the door
by his arms; and he is now one and eighty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

DR.. SamuelB Martin, the oldest physician
in Ba tlmore, died yesterday in the ninety
second year of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

VIM. E. Cameron has rcisuuished his edi
torial coDnexioo with the Petersburg Eyeuin!
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

REMARKS. -Wheat is active for best grades,
and the market is firm; offerings of 1868 bush
els red, with sales at 1877 l40, 143 and las for
very good to choice, and $50 for fancy lot
Corn is frmer, but prices are unchanged ; offer
ings of 1924 bushels, with sales OF old white ut
IS, and new at sc, and new mixed at So, 50 and
IS Nothing dong in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

lHE SMALLPOX In CUMBERLAND.- The
Cumberland News Of Tuesday says: The con-
taglon continues to decline During the tweu-
ty-tcur hours ending last evening no new cases
were reported no deaths; two discharges
from the doctors hands, leaving the number
OF cases under treatment seven. There are a
number (6fteen or twenty Of convalescents
who are not allowed to 90 out of their houses
or receive visitors, but they are rapidly re-
gaining their former health and will not be
quarantloed, as it were, much longer. All the
patients discharged at the hospital are still
there, though not under treatmenc, and will
not be permitted to leave the Institution until
it is no longer possible for them to convey the
contagioD. There has been but one new case
developed during The past FIVE days. 1t was
on Friday last, and was of so mild character
that the physician ceased bis visits to the pa
lient yesterday. Of the seven cases DOW un-
der treatment only one is likely 10 prove atal,
as the others are of mild type"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22
WASHING Ws,S LETTER.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette. ]
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. q, 1875 -Quiet
reigns at the Capitol, aud the throng OF human
beings that rush wildly through its halls aud
corridors. or wander i>tlessy under its vauted
arches, has dwindlcd to few employees, an
occasional visitor, and the regular loungers,
who 60 there because they We nothing else to
do" These latter can always be told" They
are perfectly at home, imagine they have
equal rights with any and all, and act &C
cordingly; are generally afabe, communicative
and lcquacous, and lve-no man knowcth
how An occasional otice-seeker may yet be
seen, but they have nearly disappeared with
the members, for holiday-may their labors
be lighter
While the complexion of the committees is
generally satisfactory, there is, Of course, some
grumbng and some disappointment, and the
Radicals don t seem to like the appointments.
Mr.. Wood, OF New York, was not we'll pleased,
II rumor Is correct, but certainly, as q general
thing, much judgment was displayed by the
Speaker
Immediately upon reassembng Congress
will go to work and lively session may be an
ticipated. 10 minority in the House the
Radicals will avail themselves OF every oppor.
tuulty to pace their opponents 10 the worse
light possible before the country, hoping there
by to effect revolution in politics whereby
they may again gain the asccndency, and it BE-
hoves the Democrats t. be cautious.
Among the Democratic memb ers Of the pres
ent House is Mr.. Charles James Faulkner,
formerly OF Virginia, now representing dis
trlci IN West Virginia, and looking hardly tn
worse for wear. he is as active aud energetic
as ever, and will be heard Of in this Congress.
O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22
NJ ORE DRY GOOuS-Dec'r. 22a 1876
~ We are opening to-day more new goods

PURE GRoUNDsPICEs freshly ground,
L, received to-day by 80
dec "a J. C. s. E. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

THE CAPITOL PoLIcE.-Mr. THOMPSON. the
Sergeant alarms of the House of Represent
atives, has bad an Interview with Sergeant-at-
Arms French, Of the Senate, and the Architect
OF the Capitol Extension, and it is said that
the Two latter have agreed to recognize his
CLAIM to share Of the patronage placed al the
JOINT disposal of the three officers. A division
OF the Capitol police force by three would en-.
title each to about fourteen or fifteen appoint
meuts, aud this oumber of appointments will
be gveo to the Sergeant alarms of the House.
who will proceed to fill them as soon as be can
ind good and competent men who are patriotic
enough to serve their country in guarding the
national edifce. There is one man 10 Alexan-
drla willing to take the position, but where are
the other thirteen or fourteen to come from p
Washington Tribune.
Why, from Washington, of course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-22

MARRIED..
Dec. q, 1876, at Purcelville, by Rev. L. H.
Crenshaw, Mr. PRESLEY MOORE and Mrs
MARY j. REYNOLDS, both of Loudoun.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Issexst No A front and house; 10 years John
Cooper. trustee 10 Charles Ir}uc....--- :
lOhic.aLl J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy hesis
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

HOUSEWORK.--A strong young woman,
aiely landed would Ike place I'm city country 10 do-
h0usewOfx, and wiling 10 Lake herself useful wages go
Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West S4thst, corner
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
Gitn propfrin 90 Eet.

TNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox50,
in hne building facing city Han PArS the rooms wei
adapted lrstca-s billiard room. having high ceiling, tine
light ald e.sy Apply 10 J. y. WYCkOFF a Co.. u
PARK
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

.uckhart Adam and wife, 10 VIM : Bleeoker, s2Sth. ~
Burns Mary j. ana husband. to Romano Bro"n ms roo
CLARK place esd NariI year ----.; ouV
Cmeiv EN1sneth 10, and husband 10 Geo II 6Od- 49,
scAniOt ll4thst. " OF Ave a; Years Z3J
q H MA OF 5i& c6ae 49, yS - 1000
Clarke. WeGgorth ~ and VILE to VIM III Willis, u OF -
1880 81. ~ itA ave, years----- - O,VuV
pa l '.'l' @ ye. '. nst iicnts Il. 5000
e a., s or ne t,s 80 i'l osr % , Years 600
toai oa5 It5 Ifa' .i AN s r a. GO,o
Gr .e4u9,tr. Regina, and husband 70 Henry Nc. 900,
c0sA.v 0f 42lst OF lstaVe year .-.-----s oOJo
SANE 90 saHe' ns OF oo'"'' g oi u 900
Same o. 7@s e. o lstate yeaI.;.-.. 4i'ooo
IA i6' 51e L. q T'Iron N ''''' '''i u W. Il 25o
SANE 10 salne n lOhaye; years 6,2JO
h9y Js' y g Years. Nso h oi oO " 5000
EHcgllen Jas ANA Wife 70 David ~ttvensln,1 IT. Of
ruai leading Cd Spuyteu Duyyi station years.. bOO
pauat cr, judith q, ana husband 10 Jena De Nlt, ,
s0f 41th sf OI H4Nri lYt1l......... ...'t.-.- OV''
s.S S@r s. I o. q fi2etS@pt iG soH? so @ 5000
$50, ~ III & avg. avg ' : e. O.'o-''' - 1900
tOiciail j. Y SAVAGE belu'y 10 si7''I'
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
5ilnatlona rUanleS-fcmaIcs

H0USEW0RK, City OF COmty-By neat.
tdy, competent Iri; cam1ernf AMI Waiiiss. IL
willing and Industrious; mas good city reference. CAL or ad
dress 9jl 6tn ave, second door above 3ld 81
H0USEkEEPER.-An American midde-aged
lady housckesDer; city country experienced and
reliable competent TO take charge IN hotel or whoN s.
v. where tr lady IS aid Or inexperienced Address Tor
one week Mn. c. CRAWFORD Tribune Uptown branch
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
Corntrn Real estate for Sale.

Oouuirn hf1l CSIHIf Ior oulF.
A SPLENDIDLY located COUNTRY SEAT
command m views; for SALE az less than the value
Of the land. HOPKINS & CAkRINGION, Last 22dst
EARM of 81 acres valuable land, near depot
on New ersey Central Railroad 80 miles from city for
SALE or EXCHANGE for New Ork or BrOOkyu property
rutland * WHITING, . bee6man st
EOR SALE-ThTee fine suburban RESI-
DENCES with extra good improvements 6 10 20 acres
OF each and abundance Of fruit; also Two nIst
class FARMS 81 1OO each from 4 70 miles from
University, a1Ord educational advantages Address
W. W. AYERS, Ithaca, \. y
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Beautiful
II HOME Central New-N ork elegant brick dwelling
Containing all modern mprO vemens large brick SIABLl
GRFENHOUSE, and three acres of GROUND Tree AMI
will exchange for fine HOUSE town. JAQJES 70
AstOr House. Commissioner OF Doede Tor al siates
cI SOO MODEL 50, 900 HOMES. 900.
. ,CUU.~At FRANKLIN, charming sablIb Of
&EWARK, Nj. Convenient 70 ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
sl560 viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooms.
$1,000 viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, 6 rooms.
5000 viii BUY a IIAND>OMr COTTAGE, rooms.
5000 will BUY HANDS, COTTAGE, II rooms; all
modern improvements, handsome grounds
This propertyis beautifully located adjoining railroad sta
ton nearer time than CENTRAL PARK low c0mluuld
lol excellent SCHOOLS CHUkCHES, aud MAkhEl-.
Examine Photograph OF Houses &C, al 80 Bi'3ADWAf'
Room l6 JAMES H. nal
PS-HONTHLY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUMPANI, ,
" sailing from Pier -, Nor;h River.
For Norfolk, city Point ana RclmOnt TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, ana SATU tDAlS, at =, m, CONNECTING
Virginia Air Line All i COas Line
Piedmont An Line Chesal cake and ONO EaI,ai aud Wit
the Company 81 lines 10 Interior points n or Carolina
and Virginia.
Newbem aud Washington y. G via Norfolk, every TUES
DAY. THUlSDAG, ard ~ATt RDAG.
LeWes. Del, leaving Nev-l Ork MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS at y. H. connecting with Delaware and Maryland
railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills O hdng 10 al points a.
lowest Insurance to Norfolk &C. = per cent Freight
received daily at Pier 81 North River.
General Ohlcts 1871 Greonwichtt, NeYNork.
n. /. MnlINAnY. pra.idenf
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

HOUSEWORK-By willing Scotch young
gr. who Is gool cook makes good bread and biscui,
IA good washer and willing a. make herself
generally s'u has good recommendations Cali st LOG 6sh
ave. " store.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULIrPOWERED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing from New ork on AIC DAl fioI Liverpool on
THURSDAY :. calling at Cork HarbJr each way.
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Dee. =. at $50 "a.
ADRIAIIC, SAL URDAl, Dec. II, ~ 2 %.
BALTIC, SATURDAY, Dec. T. al $50 a..
GIEMANIC. SATU RDAY, Jan. /, at q N.
CELTIC. SATURDAY, ,Jau. ..
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER %. NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassed in
pOintnents. Tire saloon Statrr00ns Smoking ami Bath
Rooms are placed amidshps, where the lnd motion
lslst, afordIng degree Of comfort hitherto unat
tauaUle at
RAFiS-saloou sG1 $50 and $780, gold Retain Tickets
on favorable terms Steerage, i2S.
Drafts upward
For Inspection plan. and other information. apply at the
COInpauyis Oiiicos so. 10 broadway, Ncw : Ork.
r. j. COHrIS, Agent =
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
6ouses ano farms il1anteo.

J4TANTED.-A WAREHOUSE of moderate
size with second HoOT in The ncchbOrood oi
John OF Fulton St, bee occupied May J, 1876 Address
Sith particular, T. @. Box 1887.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail $. $. Line.
NATIONAL LINE.

From Piers 1i end At. North River.
FOR LO&DDN OBJECT
HOIIAND.......-....-...r Tuesday Dec. H. 23O D. IN.
FOR QUEENSTOW% AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN. Dec. 4. Gam. E&GLAND..- pee. - a. m
THI Dec. /. Dee 20
Cabin Passage, 500 and so currency SecSef al fIe"t
ecerirr Tcscs rro1 RI The lOWest rates. Apply
+. WI. HURST Manager
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMIAtlS MAIL
STEAMI-Ro E.rW EEN NEN YORK AND HANitE:
CALLING AT PLYMOUTH. O.. E
The splendid tlits Continent
being souhclly than OtheI) viii sail Pier So
80, North River, as follows:
LABRADOR, SapgIer. : ATURDAN, Dec. IL
PEBEIRE, Danre. SAll i.DAA, Dec. %.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD 0nciudHc wine':
FIRST CABIN, $40 T. &l&O 'Orng 10 accommodation
second cab S2 third cabin, SO Return tickets at reduces
rates.
steerage, s2G with superior accommodation, including all
without extra charge. Steamers marked thus Co.
10 cary stcertge passengers.
LOUIS De BEBlAN, AGENT. No % broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

Gin Iiral @sidte for 9ale.
TOR SALE At A BARGAIN, on very easy
tems 10 cose an estate i've very desirable lots suit
lUlc immediate improvement on FIfIl fIFIli ) IT,
OF adjoining OF new
brown stone houses Apply al oihco OF estate Of ~
WM. III. RANNOR,
No 1900 Broadway, Room 40. 6.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
oELRICHs & Co, Rowling green.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrstcass steamships sail regularly p m, from
Pier so. rs NOftl River, follows;
Steamship CBLSCENr ClIN..IH tuesday Dec. ?.
steamship COZ I ESilAG, Dec. II.
Accommodations unsurpassed For IRE g apply 10
WILLIAM =. CLYDE d CO.. No. Is Bow ing green.
MCKTIIAI, IlrIINti AZ 90. AgeufgIu Havana.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

DACIFIC MAIL S. 6. LINE.
Il FOR CALEDONIA, JAPAN, and CHINA
Sailing from Pier ~, North Kiyef.
FOR ASpINWAIL:
(. 6. a, apo LCO Dec. 10. l2 noon.
Connecting for an Central American and Pacific ports
Excursion tickets to the CHILEAN Exposition and Return
good till March, 1876 S35l gold outward only, SOL gold
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, fer JAPAN ami CHINA:
S. =. GREAT REPUBLIC. Jan. /.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO for AUSTRALIA and NEW
ZEALAND via IIONOLUIf, = l.:
= = CITY OF SAN FHANCisCO, Monday, Dec. G.
For freight passage Apply at Pier ~, North River.
II. J. BULLAi, superintendent.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
z FOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA SANANILLA, SC.
Steamship HENRY CIAUNCII viii De dispatched on
WEDNESDAY, TEC g. al Il ~,
for above named ports.
For Passage Freight and al other Information apply at
PIER FOOT OF CANALsT- NORTH RIVER.
III. j. BULLAN
ut
, 1875-04-27
ttct Potter. Md that
CUUNG1f. HAS BEEN s1tH1oNED

. -. coUaeff. HAS BEEN 8uAM0NED
o m foo*Y az uSn tho
rfonny cot,h!st ct ton. Holman, his .recha.,-
II, II. L. Holman. tuperstnn-gArcl.ttect ruer b}s
maatrr'inct1nnio shertnan and st.ern other Arehf-
.se.s a1,t cn9inerrn. They will rive Tho subject
sn,soMKa M a exhaustive pTc%.iaa:na al vii! eter
proved thtt tho foundations are radically ,lcfttve md
!tat Ent:An9 ca"nnt MAXI tin was stahtc agnin, then
~ mts N decided to take down much Of lilo work
- u already completed. mud tcgtn anrw. TAis Will hc
'sisn,y w, 10 h ts eisy anA lts ,'ins:s. 'nasm,s
building for many years. Tim latn ii ihe conference
70 Hotttn 'irnn What n,,st lc .,ro ss ,0t trea fe!
.t ~ A. VII 10 ~ carly MI Ia appointed, hro
a ~ ""1h Hst 70 si!Hrcnell u some Ia,t fs rcttlrl
a, @ cost OF soptinE ria,1 nf tearing ddwn
70 hlatfc!s OF honrands IT dollars, although II
VIII in rraecahle to iao MI lin, Iron ard largn rre-
!unlon o! tAo brtck HOW In llacn tin ju Of taking
nu"m M ~ properly performed. Where tho BLANC Hrs
!ns the tae q! things In nxstenre At tho Ctatom
1i"uac is mt clear. aud nt there b. SONG authority
nofH Responsible than rnor for nskHntna the fnuIt
10 SONS onr 1t Will ho we'll to Leave tho Aattcs oren.
NH. WARNER. .
1sH eFeAtnQ contef<st}tn Na4 ti7d Hth asf. phfio
@ !. W"ttet N relation Ia tho ntws.llesenled syMs-
lnnH "i sl!tthseHrutinn In thc ussntn-fniue. 1lc
Thought shat te rtacka noticeable n the wallis wtre
l fesu1t ot the great rrrsstre e1crcd hy tho tlcr
Tsss rs Hnsn saey sufo rsHtrE hcayy hlncsn Ut d5e
nhetn Wa", lie sas considerable jAr i;.saatnls frn,n
wa, ws ufst We O. derrick a' l,e a'onHhs that
hi!,sr ssAsss not IN proximity 10 tns Of the dcrrsek
~ tho1,4l: they might hayo bs,n caar,l by frut gn-
ing nta tar fonlasien-waflr un.les them. lie lid
noi aren tho cracks uf my Errnt isnrossncr, and
.aeT secuted tEn ileA tha It would IN nrccsaary 10
tne tlowl! the walls aeconu Of them, In .n,aIna
nr: ar. Warner tl that tho building mel! Put to-
gettr 40 far mud TINT rrb was, III hla o1nlu uoat-
hS 70 prevent tbs work ftuin gol1Y Oh II once.
, 1875-04-27


.lfNAR-MEWr0N-Attl tlntttlo H., April u. 1s?s. b,
70 e Mlt* EunIcn J.; Nantatt. of Uuthte, IL.
Ha!tlln1ro pspbrs p'saRs COPY.
, 1875-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Dfshop G. Z, Cheney will lecturn Thursday evening
ut the Michigan Avenue II. f. Clsnrch. suhIsct /:
John Wyc1inc.
Jefferson Park Church, eortcf West Adams and
Throop strccts will 10 tho etene tonight Of I.aul
social gathering Of tic congregation and r.of. Pat
toms friends ge1Lcray. This CHURCH Is In ycry troa-
peEoua condition. and seems greatly attached to it,
talented young minister.
The B,nday Lecture Society has made strange
Incuts for grand rxtra octenlda lecture At p. in.
Sunday, May y, In atrCo1n.ick'h Hail. Prnf. perrer
has leen eal'aRcd, anil rery great nun.lsr Of ~
inafkah1e experiments tinel,.iin1 tho arprsiun Of
tho gsp4n VIII he given. Tho roat Of tllt lecture 10
lnission will hB cnly 10 rens-
, 1875-04-27

llto boy soon recovered and altar having bin wnnnd
fes u wa sent bone n ss;,es r., 1T mha % Wpa rro,sr
The itio follow pre tho pain" with Tho unost fosi-
tudo, nc,er utlerine aroan or comp.int, only de-
tfS 1aost fr.S,tie 4 VI Viii lisre:s ier nas i Mrs carp*.
snd bic iivrr On sout tfatcd street near Archer
lamtspcst sr. % Which the runway rar lad struck
exrIo.lci with loud report, shaking THO anrrounsl-
s .ho %s o s5tS NIT S s u ss ssssr s nn if. H.
street, hut dill not in1nro shen Policeman Michel
, @ 4 IT, "s tSs .nd 4 m nisins1
injured. Tue sidewalk was lifted up for d.tsncs of
IS foet BY tho fozec Of tho cxrIoAion.
now 70 DEAL WITH THIEVES.
morning Al O'Clock. 10 rob iho uture vt dotlwir,
frn.rard by tho Of IT, rcor @ ftaef
VII had s5t;on rsriosns ia no:n,aF aeia'iea, s!d
Il ppns i ,,e sido" s' ieasss S' o. si Il.
cneavortME to adjust ladder 10 hat tbs l,t rond
would r:ae his room Sr. de'S ~ ts,, rams.;e.l n.
la,Iicl ha susEeners W aiic.her hole, tr,csl hi
ilss aga!ntt tho cismb.r-ieor, .na examined h b!a
seSas Of tha w.rin ao r sfSs IN sors ar u Ms
toHwin r. wns .e.!5ng 4, nd oraes TT . tho nfs "sr
s sI s s"ns ns.us wss*
'l,a arrival ot Ills f,s. Tho burglar csultoue.y de-
tscnd;d a5,. H. wn' % en s,
tei,in ills b,trltae and l!c the thief. in tao
Of Halx, Davis Co., to surrender, plscr l.a
hy his st..S ~ wonil 1r.d s,iiot thronHh hlH
ugly .cnscastt and MAXI hi,a sing, ~ uhsrgo
yielded, sl Mr.. Goodwin hascned 10 the ooi, ,vfslng
for IN Lir u5e ha aA croaE-e,ed, that hn might
fn,k down aho tfrctt and ut the rotber simultaneously
Tho chi Of "rolice!" immediately srawered ~
ono Of the trails" WHO ryofeMed Is Willingness "a
ea Mr uo!'sin, who retained hia rrponcs iii ii, Of
fcer nrrlytu The thief sail le lc.onEcd 10 the nu
icr3t2 lth fAnily. anu that his surllanr Stn-
ecu. and addsd "ion didn't gvn me damned bill nf
chance With sHc1, men as Mr.. Goodwin anrag our
MetehaAa. there nectt 10 no fN1t Of The Eomn1Nnla
, 1875-04-27


ItHs remarkable cn!nci1encc hat nt tho lhouaans
OF invalid. villa Gyu lFttd ttu Fios4 mineral water
have beea fou so sgeak ohsr tlAa Ia ts praise
Ask fof Il st your arugy4lxta,
, 1875-04-27

sue. aril 10 b. camretiliyo oue, tLs Chief MarshA
evening o.ahs 18th ot May after ths grand pafale Is
a. niliat, informed the Committee TINT he was
obliged TO city this morning for ST. Loni1 In
Republic ID 10 .al ef efG s s.oF ana Il eo ~
,tsstng e91 CO y, nes with them aFs hetoro e
ur,,sd iii sstu,usy Iasrsunan ,J to o Cose NH ,as ~
hs Trenioat uoas. i viz: seioek. '''' ~ 1 ''''' -
Prof. David Ewing leetui.l lsst F51doy eteutpa IN
.na.enss. IT, 5cnrt Of tie Ny York 1tsun* says:
Judd IL: y 4.,as yos ss tss tSe'asst ttta, a
ef cht1.t.n brotherhood sn otfort -taout in1ulrng
sp; sa I'D il VI. tas aotsi iorsups u Il ;s sha.s.
:!stea :s a ~ tAs. as~ 's.x sttos ~ n D
:olasiea.ly po*sfis. . draw q the E<s Esoite1 ae1
r. H. at s an,g,s 1s g'sa' :,r [,., to o.e 4
lot 70 csled na1tyt. W .nsn.s s1ots 10 u a.als a
IT, as. .S r IT, xt fGlad st III
1u4isa.od tbs conveFss u TINT phrase, and smsKYnx
from ths heat Of hs contc. at ch!ctBa, laa haldy
% WI. T paeu.. rle.sa1s MI led ia Ia u As E sai*i
tuFodues hla old 1o'lsgc fE1rud os txety yea no
work w. h. bes euioay. Ard h. tii ,.ss " sa aas
IN ~otaa Of wsicozns stneo t4s tstutts couli rad
Tsui swing then delivered III celrbrstc iec.u,s u
Sovrls. ~uish wa4 rsce.ved " tho audience With
many manifestations at p!ta4urs.
kE81oUs ACCIDENT.
A sehous accident occurred 1t the corner VI txhtu
a1d aIaduuu asu+ts last evening shut o'clock. Thn
tusres u of PAElneiees 'buses, Which M lett
Stat& streets Wills tbs driver &Stng ls5uk,
exms scsts1 nj y,neth!ng sud ran away. Al ii,
atsye nAI.sd theY cutted with lhs Lsni.E+4t
w Who wiz stsldlux tusra With h.a usethsr 4tsna
for Archer essaua car cuttil9 upeu his forehead,
sud tn.ttn& fearful gsah sto4s hve .nele4 lung. Al
hr.s wAA thought tbs tie !e!L7w WA k,sd, shd he
wAs carried u Dr. cLsEtss v. tuEdya Office. lie
au4tued tie wound, and found thai Tho skull not
fe&4ast4 En<x ts sttlltu! hAuas Il ths Doctor ths
, 1875-04-27

rrs, coats an1 .*as nato E1ucs Alboft sty1o feom
tho different "Ehgist wurssels ssyle Of cloths. Wo
ak 5onr inspection Of The eook, And this much wo
will do II onr cothtng In your judamon s mt tower
tn rrco than any oe,cr hntsA: VIC won't chnfko you
anything fur n nav slt D. J. Llne1 In Clark airyct.
Eoinhun.
Don't forget fioiatana opening today. rear No.
lIA Rtate street, y
, 1875-04-27

Clothing at D. J. LInes', 12o 3. Clark st.
ROW, when you are cut shopping for clothing, 20 tn
At No. i23 south Clark street, aaA you vii, ud spsnR
usescoats II 81, 81. q, $o. I'll, Us. SIS. .aa tA;
sls1sg bu.cxs suits II ~. ia t1A 4l3. Sls Sl8 So
aud E snA mada from th> teat stylss Of cass.us1es;
, 1875-04-27

BONE BASIS Foh TIE AppL1cArfoN,-
have aasfstauct. ~
Ths Court-l aks i that It y sufficient reaaou II tho
70 @ @ se a e us ox.
s!?' H. aepay74he States Attorney Las not yet said
shst 9, no @ thinks r. r. mead. sss,atsase; ~.
". doaay-i DO not sappose i. does thiak he needs
sss,s;sass Of COL YIN 1smsn. .'"''''' ''' 'a'
The oourt-l DO not aanpose 10 means to icy he is
r. .sy tmnsas na GF sudden harm h0 doe4 not
~. Necd-l do d not know from what hsve M heard
late!y bHt am: still propose 10 At4nd tko btokm,
Tie oourt-Whenessr the statas Attorney sprlea
tnr othsr counsel to appear with him tile prsuct-
.isn Of : think Is 'n1eon: ground for tie
THE srIH1r or THE AuLx
u 10 rrsvant Tho staas Attorney from hayina counsel
iorc-l mon iu u aesstaats that ho docs not want
Mr IlecI-TAat theru may 10 no n1ls;l1lcrstandlnr
about ttis 1T cotnnon tiug-I cannot say truth
fuily Inst IL eyorJ day occurrence, but il IN
every term occNrscnce suFey. that council aHsst pa
ployoA BY outste paros-eithar Tho proeocutlnR wit
utsa 1tnAeH OF herstlt Or fAcls fE!en4. and tn this
and request has been made to me that he bo allowed
to aoso.
f.; Goa;tJAnd you snns TINT request sFsnsaa7
Ine Goutt-l THINK u olght to b.
Mr. hted-ln tha casa where
II the prosecuting w1ntss Hr. Icb has requested ne
to allow atr. T. a. IIoguann lr to assist mo In sa
prosecution md Idcairs an order to DO cntsrcd lii
shAt c18o Alt0.
Nh, VAN AAMAn EXPLAINS,
Mr. Van Armau--I bcg to LAY On my own behalf
that an not satisfied to havs It slrroaeI
teyest in tlis suit. shonld not, aycp
It thu request Of complaining witness talid mover
10 assume tho prt.egcs Of tho puto prosecution-to
cunse IN afapfy At tle request Of tho complaining Wit