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was split from stem to stern. II the
hup bad remained intact the ruddes
could not. have broken away in ths
msnper it seems to hsye done.
TIE Luoyx MAN.-Mr. =. A. spsp-
Ger. the photographer on Fort Street ID
he holder Of the winning ticket No.
347 at the Mechsnics' tnstitute and ID
nos therefore the owney Of the ssle-
brated two acres Of land.
Nsn HEstE!.--This young Scot. the
only survivor Of the crew Of the steam.
ship Pacific. vas again before the co,o :
ner's jury yesterday. His feet are still
20 soie THAT he can walk only viii the
greatest difficulty and pain. He is re-
ceiying the kipdsst attention from the
authorities.
Mr.. d. N. Allen. Of the firm Of Crane,
Hastings & Co.. arrived from San Fran.
cisco by the salvador to 0ke charge Of
the remains of Mr.. Hastings, who was
Lost on she Pacific.
A telegram received from Mr. Robson,
Psymaster Of the ailway forces. states
that he has arrived at Cschs Creek after
. hard trip from Kamloops, the cold
being intense.
THA SuRy1y1xo PAssrNeER.-Mr. s.
A. Spencer has presented US with cartes
de uisite of Jelly, the surviving passen-
ger Of the Pacific -capital,y done. Mr..
Shakespeare has presented us with q
cabinet likeness Of Jelly with 8 rustic
frame. Mr.. Shakespeare has also sent
. copy to the Canadian Illustrated Neas
for publication.
The frost five days ago at Cache Greek
was 30 degrees belw zero.
SEARCHING ISourRy.--It is reported
that searching inquiry will be made st
san Francisco into the caases that led
to the sinking of the Pacific.
OFFICIAL AssroNEE.--George Byrns.
Esq. of Cariboo. has been made an
official assignee for British Columbia.
George will n,t wax fat on the fees.
, 1875-12-02

THE SALVADOR. - We learn
from Mr.. Freeman, agent-Qf the
Company, that the steamship
Salvador has arrived in Victoria
and will be here about ] O'Clock
this evening. She had 800 tons
of freight for Victoria and a
large amount for this place. She
has, in addition to her large We
toria and Sound passenger list,
40 for Portland, and the steam
ship will go on to Tacoma to-
nsght to make connection with
the five o'clock train for Port.
land. Since the establishment
OF this line to the Sound, quite a
large. share OF the passenger car
rying between Portland and San
FRANCISCO is done by way OF the
the Sound.
, 1875-12-02

NEW BUILDINa.-The lot ad-
joining John Anderson's soda
factory js being graded for q
store building which Mr.. YesIer
intends putting up there, The
building is to bs 2Ox4O and is to
be occupied BY the grocery store
OF Cbilberg Bros, now in the
room adjoining Plper's.
, 1875-12-02
lFAoH pAILY OF SATURDAY!

No FIRE ENaINE.-Mr. George
Hall. one Of the City Fathers,
returned tom San Francisco on
the Salvador last evening. He
was given instructions by the
City Council OF this city to buy
q fire engine but failed to find q
suitable one In San Francisco.
It VIII probably be necessary to
send east for one. ke,s
, 1875-12-02

Tbs sole survivor Of the Pacific
steamship dissstAr was lsss than year
ago = resident OF London. Ont. and
Was engaged in the Pacific Railway Spr.
vsy. His companion named Fraser.
who wss drowned. was siso . resident
q London. and engaged on The Survey.
Toronto Gobs.
, 1875-12-02

To BE MovED-The Post Office
will be moved TOMORROW to the
building formerly occupied by
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S express Of.
fee, on Mill st., just this side OF
, 1875-12-02
BALL:-The Sing Verein Ger
mania will give a grand anniver-
gary ball on New Years Eye.

CIVIL SUIT, The following
suit was tried yesterday before
Justice Scott. Murfi and Han
sen VS.. VIM. Jensen, for $50 for
work and services rendered.
Judgment for plaintiffs for SIS
and costs. $
, 1875-12-02

THANKSGIVING. = Thanksgiv-
ing Day WAS observed in some
degree throughout the city. Ser
vices were held in a number Of
the Churches, the publication OF
the two daily newspapers was
suspended and q few OF the bus
mess houses were closed.
, 1875-12-02

RETuRsED.-Mr. W. G. jamie
son, the jeweller, returned to
this city Fast evening on the Sal
vador. He has been below, pur-
chasing his Christmas stock Of
goods.
, 1875-12-02

Brown BREAD. Hot Boston
Brown Bread at the Eureka
Bakery every Sunday morning.
Leave your orders on Saturday
for delivery.
WM. WHITEWATER.
, 1875-12-02

Sa- Magic Liquid Arnica Plas.
ter cures instantly all cuts, burns,
b0ils, bruises, etc. For sale at
the barber shop, next door to
che Fashion SALOON.
, 1875-12-02
Summons.


In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Di--
trict Of the Territory OF Washington. h fding
Terms 1t the City OF seattle. in and for TIN
Counties Of King, kitsap and 'nohouish.
L. .uis Schwnhscher. Abra-
hap Ss.hwaba"her. Segi-
n,and hv.sl,sc!,er AMI
'<at-v Gaizert. partners.
1Nne hnsIueS, nndpr tae
6rm name Of Schwabscher
Bros. " Co.
vs.. PLAINTIFFS,
Charles N. Allen,
Defendant.
ComnIqint file in the Conn y Of Eing, in the
sfficr of ,he tie of sai District Court
United States IF America send Greeting
To CHARLES n. ALLEN, Defendant:
A1OU AXE HERrBY REQUIRED TO nP-
pear in an action br, night against you
by 'flr above nam Il plaintiffs. in the District
Court of The Third Judicial district Of the
Territory of Washington. boiling I rms n the
City Of >ezffi-. in Ia County Of King, for the
counties ,f King. Kitsap and Sf,Ohoni.h. IN
70 answer the complaint Ill 4 tfsrtin. Within
ru.Ity day> xe.u.ive OF The day Of servic-l
at .r tie ~ YOU 81 this SUNNI fir. II
s rs-d " thin :fe s.it County Il King: or II
OF III Utilit, On while 'ni- IL
tricf, w,Ihin isiriy drys. otherw uirhiu Ky
Gs,s. .r jrdrnr /, by siefuplt -ilt t~. tirtn
against !on. acc. riding to thr p,ayer OF tb.
complaint
Tn. said action is bronl ht to r cover $3.50,
q ID eAfR. bs,aue on areDuDt for goods. warn
And Ss4tgts;4Aize, siapg Or Aonr. fred. grp-
ee:irs. etr-. s.4i HDd d<iiSeF-d by ti.s aid
plaintiffs 10 y"u. the said d.. lsBt, " S-attls,
King Duify. Washington TtrrisOrY. betty. sp
| the d~t4s Of Jsiua,y LIST aud date. 1875. and
, for al srea4W dh. Phelps / wadeigh. amount
jig So 3l6s IS. assigle.i 70 plSiptiH. herelp,
| the u p "a. sf 0c.0b , 1878
Audyop arr h rrby notified, fh:t Il yoa fail
(" appenr nd su.wer iRJ said COM, laiM ~
| y 've required, the said Elaipt A. viii tske
| judg5n@pt S.ainss sou for the SUM @, 1j5i IS,
| gold coin # tae Unifei States, and interest
thereon fr. q, dnfe. tor said balsnrs dine ~ said
eceoiiDt fDr z ods. Ears apl n,erehandtze ~
| af' resaid. 81, fo- sHid assigned Heronnt Of the
said Phrius / Wadleieh atsnst you sad for
costs ruit,
Niirt So the Hon. Jos B. Lew.
is. 5ng 1f.iid Court. and the
Ls. fexi ,keriaf. his ,+th nay VI o.
fob IA y II S
> JAMEx -E4vY. Clerk.
By BEnlAH Brown Deputy.
NcSapebt ( Leary. Att,rneYf fos Pisirtaf.
, 1875-12-02

CoMMEscED LOADING. - The
bark Wlndward has commenced
loading with lumber from Col
mans mill. She WILL take ABOUT
100000 feet.
, 1875-12-02

D1ED.-In this city, on Wed
nesday, the "a inst, of pulmona-
ry consumption, John Brown, a
sailor, aged about 80.
, 1875-12-02

New SArE.-A large Hall safe
for the S. c. Il T. Co. came up
on the bark ]. B. Bell, and was
landed on the wharf this morn
ing.
, 1875-12-02
SUMMON'S,

In the nis.r'e ct Court of the Third Jud ciai his.
trirt Of the Territory NJ Washington. ho ding
term. ct he CITY + esat'h in and for the
conntjes " King Kitsap. and spnhomish.
LFONaRD W KInQ.
LEWIS B KIDD. aDd
GRACE f. KIDD.
Plaintiffs.
C0RLIss P. STONE. mi
GHAHLES II. BURNETT.
D. PENDANTS.
The United Rfates 0fAmeriea ssnd Greeting
To lDRLiss 2 SfoEE. one Of hs aboys
PANIED Defendants.
NQU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
y peaF 10 an action bFou.ht ags'nst yDH By
the above named plaintiffs. in the DiGtyjct
Court Of the Third Ju 'ici'l District Of fhe rfy-
Sif0ry of Washington. holding tsYms ut fhe City
of be ttle. in the onn'y Ut King. for the eopn-
ties Of King. Kitsap fnd nohOmish. and to an.
sver the c''mpiaipt filed ther'tn. within twsn-
II days [. xelusive OF the tsy Df Gervjce) after
the serviGs on you of this summons, II served
within the said County II hIng. ar IL served
ON Of that County. but in fhis Disfrtet, within
thirty DAYS, otherwi-s within sky days after
npai puolica,iop OF this sumin0ps, or Judgment
BY default will he TAX. sgsinrt you, scaordipg
TO tbs prayer Vt the complaint,
1he said action IL brought TO feooyeP judR.
nifpt a9ainsf yon for the p0ssessinn of the fui.
lowing desrihed real estate in the city of seat.
tle tn said King County. to,wit. Block pgphsr
el fty thrre Is J. as designated IN ., :, MAY.
nstds pls' Il the ToSn inow City, H Seattle,
and TOT &. 100 damages and costs af .git, And
p-af spd' bnswer ,ht said comriaint Is nboye
nqpi,ed. the ssid plaintiff will take ,ndg,uvnt
Against yon as confessed. AMI nppiy - the
Conrt for rss,i pt"n OF said real esiato ind f(,r
an sssessm' Mt 0f said damages. f.r Judgment
for the same and for eOsts and uishur.a.
mepts Of this emit.
~ Witness the H.n. J, n, Lewis.
Judge of the eaid Court and the
sRAL. seal thereof. this 9th day VI Sep
temb-r, A. D 1875
~~ JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
0y B111AH BAowS. Deputy Csek.
Iauasss : W1tts, Attqsnsvs.
, 1875-12-02

BEBuILpIsa-Patriek Gull has
the lumber hauled and has com.
menced rebuilding his house,
blown over in the recent gale.
, 1875-12-02

~ Rev. James Hall will
preach in the Baptist Church
tomorrow at II o'clock. At Z,
=. \. preaching by tho pastor.
, 1875-12-02

EPISCOPAL. Diyine Services
in Trinity Church tomorrow at
the usual hours, morning and
afternoon.
, 1875-12-02

GRAIN.-The schooner Winged
Racer arrived here last night,
loaded with grain from, La Con-
ner,
, 1875-12-02

In Town. His Excellency,
Gov. E. P. Ferry, accompanied
by his wife, is in town on q brief
visit.
, 1875-12-02
New Arrangement

T1Nr1L YuRrHER NOTICE THE STEAM.
" e. ZEPHYR" Will leave eesttli
for enohomish CITY and way landings Cd
SUNDAY Mo rnins: returning. VIII Leave Snoho.
mish on Monday Morning. Iesve Seattle fog
Olympia and way ports on Tuesdays and Fti.
days; returning Wsdnesday - and Saturdays.
JAS. B. RoBBINs.
n.uag.
, 1875-12-02

SA1LED.-The schooner Ocean
Pearl, loaded with Renton coal,
sailed this morning.
, 1875-12-02

~ The steamer Otter has
finished repairing and gono Oft
Hammond's ways.
, 1875-12-02
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the THIRD Judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory Of Washing gton. holaing
terms at the City Of Seattle, in aud for the
Counties Of King. Kitssp. and Snohomish.
Franklin Matthias and Erasmus
". Smi'hers. Executors of the
Estate of Charles &. Terry. De- !
ceased. )
". Plaintiffs.
Alexander 5. Bailey.
Defendant,
, 1875-12-02
1!g5kl|sSszksSsYs

This is b-autifui Quarterly Journal. finely
illustrated, and con's,Eing an elegant coloreti
Fruntispiece with the first number Pri only
IS cents for the year. The first No. for 1876
just issued.
Address, JAMES VICh, hocneS ef, N. 4.
Nov 24-lm
, 1875-12-02
J. A. McPHEE,
Wholesale snd Retail Dsalse h
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes
e RY,

Gu + l. E RY.
A Ieo, CIGAR HOLDERS. FIDHN0 08A1
y 80. keep nothing but ths bsst e svagY.
thing in my line and psicss sss low. 4
~ Call and examine my goods Il
FarnhaM d Clarke Store, cenasgsial
Street. Seattle. W. =. 80
Angut ~, lssA
, 1875-12-02
PAY UP.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THx ux.
"A dersisned are requested to uaAkp pay.
msat within the next thirty dxys; otherwise
'hsis sccouufs will be put in the hsuds Of N
o@oer for collection. VIZ D1S6AW.
Point AaAte Oct =.
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.HECTION SALES.
Rv Green d Wise,

TRnal Estate Agents and Auctioneersl
fNOM MISSIONER'S SALE By virtue of a
" decree of the Circuit Court for the city Of
Alexandria, rendered at its May term, 1875, in
the chancery suit OF Lowe vs.. Lowe, the under
signed commissioner therein named, will oDer
for sale at public auction, on MONDAY, July
IL 1875, in front of the Market Bullying on
Fairfax street. at Il o'clock m, the TWO a.
SNAIL TENEMENTS and enclosures, HUI
situate at the southwest intersection of Payne
and Prince streets, in said city; also the LOT
OF LAND in Fairfax and Alexandria counties,
containing twelve and ona-half acres, lying i'm :,
medjately on the Middle Turnpike }2 and
divided By the same q miles from sath M thS
Pike.
Terms AS to the two small tenements cash !;
as to the lot of land in Fairfax and Alexandria
counties, ten per contum of the purchase money
IN cash and the residue in three equal install
ments of 6, r. and Is months, secured by notes
of the purchaser with satisfactory endorser, bear,
ing interest and the title to be retained until
The purchase money is fully paid
II. O. CLAUGHTON,
10 -eots Comm'r. of Sale
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je 10 -eots
RRGreen Il Wise.

rReaI Estate Agents and Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU A.
u BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Pursusnt. to decree
of the Corporation Court for the city OF Aie lex
andris, Va, rendered at the April term, 1873,
thereof in the suit of George B. Cochran VS..
Benjsmin Thomas widow and admin tr t :1,
under said decree, will offer for sale at public
auction. on MONDAY the l2;h day s of Juy
On Rarfax street in the city of Alexandria,
Vi Va, a. TENEMENT and Lof OF GROUND
in the said city of Alexandria, situated at the
southwest intersection of Payne and Cameron
streets in front on Payne street sixty feet one
inch, and in depth 1913 feet inches, the same ne
being tho premises formerly occupied and used
by James Grigg as soap factory
Terms $500 in cash, and the residue OF the
purchase money in three equal payments at o.
IL and Is months from the day of sale, with IN
terest; the deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved So
curty, and the retention OF the title until I'll tney
are paid. ALbEh1 d ohHi,
ie l0-eOts COfnm T. oI .oaIe.
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LOCAL RIsEVITIES.

A cllorcd laborer named Moses Levitt, en-
ployed at the lower coal wharVes was badly
hurt there this afternoon by a large lump OF
coal that fell upon him from tub that was
being raised DR.. Brown rendered the neces'
sary surgical assistance.
The passenger train that arrived her yester-
day evening from Lynchburg ran fire gaunt-
let this side of Springfield station. Large piles
oldecaycd rails on both sides OF the track were
burning fercely. but the train dashed through
fcarlessly and was unscathcd.
The private excursion party to Marshall Hall
on the steamer Mary Washington last night
was numerously attended and was one of the
most agreeable affairs OF the kind of the season.
The music was furnished by the Alexandria
band and was excellent.
The match game of base ball played on Semi
nary Hill yesterday afternoon by the Rosedale
club OF Washington and the lst nine OF the
Episcopal High School was won by the latter,
the scure being Is to IA.
An unknown thief entered the boat house of
Mrs. Schafer, the we'll known market woman,
ON the opposite side ofthe river night or TWO
apo and robbed it of everything it contained but
the market boat.
Job G. McVcigh, esq.,, formerly of this city
has been appointed to professorshlp IN the
college at Hannibal, Mo-, Of which K. Il. LUX
man, formerly Of Fairfax county, is President
aud Humphrey McVegh Vice.Presdent.
Charles Cleveland, son of Mr.. William Cleve'
land who carries the mail to Seminary Hill,
was sunstruck while picking strawberries near
Falls Church day or two ago, but has almost
recovered.
The handsome gold medal presented by
school trustee Joseph Hopkins to the most un-
selfish girl in Lee School, No. has been
awarded Miss Sarah Ruben, by a vote OF her
school mates
A large crowd assembled at St. Mary
Church this afternoon and witnessed the mar
rage of Mr.. Patrick Dryer and Miss Margaret
Dugan.
Among the marriage license issued 10 Wash.
1nr,on to-day was Que To George A. hlcGaW, OF
Baltimore, Md, and Juliana NJ. Lowe, OF Alex
andria, Va.
A pigeon h.w into the market house this
morning and the noise and cooiuslon attendant
upon the unsuccessful efforts that we're made
to catch it were bcwldering
Col. Albert G. Pcndeton formerly president
of the Pearisburs branch OF the bank of the
Ola Dominion ofthis city, died at his residence
in Giles county on the 10Th lust.
A large number Of ladies aud gentleman as
scmbIcd iu the conservatory OF Mrs. PomercY
last night and witnessed the blooming of a
magnificent Night Blooming Ccreus plant
The Auditor has, up 10 date issued one hun
dred and twenty dog licenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-22
The Markets.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Stocks active, unset
tied and lower Money = Gold III. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet, but firm.
Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Virg MIA Is, peelers,
47l: do. consolidated, ssh; West Vas. s! Cotton
essier; middling l4g Flour dull and unchanged
Whet weak and lower; No. Western amber
1872; No. do l3l mixed do. 100 No. West
EN- red 1916 No. z do 100; Pennsylvania red
l25; Maryland red 120al30; do. amber 1856; do.
white l20al32; No. Milwaukee Spring ia.
Southern yellow Sass Western mixed 81 spot !;
Sl8 July; 81 bid last half July. Oats dull;
Southern ligh. IS; do. heavy 70a73; Western
white IS; Western mixed 81. Rye dull and
nominal at locales. Hay scarce, firm and un-
changed. Provisions q shade irmer Butter
Guiet and unc hanged. Coffee unchanged Sugar
firm ut l'>4slOs. Whiskey nominaIly l.l9aSl.D.
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The TiItOn-Beeclier Suit.

New York, June 22-A dense crowd filled
the Court room thi. morning. All the parties
to the suit were present. Judge Nelson stated
that some Of the jury were 10 his room TINS
morning, and he had a conversation with them
in regard to the occurrence Of last evening, and
believed that they were laborlng under mis-
anprchcpsiou. Mr. Fullerton said that the
iury would be surprised to know OF the facts
which had been brought to their kuo~Iedge'
and in their possession with regard 10 the ma :
ter aud 10 some Instances even atfiiavlts had
been placed in their HANDS
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Cardinal NIcCIoskey.

EMA1ITTsBURG, Md, June 22.-CardlDal Nc
CIoskcy, accompanied by Bishop Laug HIN, oil
Brooklyn. McMierney, of Albany, Mgr Rou-
cetti and Dr. Ubald were received at Mechan
icstowu last evening by Drs McMurdie,, vice
President, and Guedrie, Superior of the Sisters
of Charity in the United States, and escorted
TO NJ cunt St. Maiu's College. They were re-
ceived here by the students 10 line. The
college baud played Hail to the Chief, and
the distinguished Prelates we're escorted to
their quarters. The college was brilliantly llIu'
minated.
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THE REVIVAL MEETINGS began this week
with renewed spirit and power. The attend
auce at the MONDAY prayer meeting was larger
It is believed, than GU any former day' anu
spirit of earnest work characterized the "no,e
service, taking its tone from the master
words go out into the highways and hedges'
and compel them to come 10, that my nouse
may be filled. .aonoo
At ,h. nreachiog, of new faces 10 large proper
ton, MIR. Howard preached from ten, vi. 5,
INV Shirt shall not always strive with man.
He showed clearly that all that Is good 10 man
il ,he york of the Holy Spirit how 10 various
WAYS tie Spirit strives with the unregenerate;
and how hopeless and 6ual is their rum Whe1
H. ceases 10 strive with them. He illustrated
tho no,n,s of the discourse with many Incidents
which have come under his own observation.
more solemn discourse is seldom, IT ever,
heard : and it is rarely given to US IN thiS Gay
10 see su,h manifestations of the power OF the
HOW Spirit carrying His own truth home 20
the souls of men as was seen last nisn'' ~
wan felt that there was hardly single person.
uuinpressed in all that large copg'ega.,ou
Many stood up for prayer many oo"eu 81
their seats under overwhelming coov'o.!ou "
sin, and rumbcr found peace 10 oeIles'p ast ~
Jesus Gods people tnanA Aii"'
fresh courage. &c .ho Holy
1t is manifest that great work OF Tue 10y
Spirit has begun 10 this city. no" "lne' u;oP,
all pervadng, and glorious IN It's results Us. m go
This work becom.. if all in this city who pro-
tess to love the Lord Jesus, should give them
selves heartily to the work. Ifiustead OF com %:
inc to look on coldly as spectators, or standing
entrelv aioof, aud BY suggestions of doubt and
criticism hanging as dead weight OF the work WORK,
thew should all come, and by their counsel
their prayers their sympathy, and their efforts,
they should all co operate IN ferven.' oloiae, ny
love in the Lords service. the work WOULD Ial 10
doubt, thoroughly permeate every church IL; 10
the city. How much better to do TINS nov w., 10
the midst of the work, or to have done IL irom
the begiuoiug than at the close when too a'e
to regret having lost glorious opportunity "
serve together our Common LORD
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Fire in II Mining Shaft.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22-The hosting ap-
paratus of Murchii Mine, at Nevada City,
caught fire yesterday afternoon. There were
six men ia the shaft, which is four hundred
feet deep, at the time, one of whom made bis
escape, two were taken out dead after subdu-
ing the fumes, and a third will probably, die.
The remaining TWO we're rescued unlDjured.
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Political.

New YORK. June 22.-Gov. TIlden has not
signed the Police Justices bill and it fails to
become law. This is one Of the bills which
has created dsscnsion iu Tammany Hall, the
adherents Of J John Kelley urging the bill and
strong influence opposing it, finally with sue
cess, as appears above.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Contested Election.

LEEsBURG, June % The contested election
case that has been in progress here for several
days past, before Lieut. Governor Thomas as
Judge, was to-day decided in favor Of Garrett,
who will qualify as Clerk Of the Court, and en-
ter upon the duties of his Office on the lst
prOXimO.
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Storm and Loss Of Life

CINCINNATI, June PA dispatch from
Olathe, Kansas, says that during storm there
Sunday night house. occupied by man
named Lcavitt, was blown down. The lathe r
and child we're instantly killed and the wife
was badly injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-22
Counterfeiters Arrested.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June pa man named
John Roberts has been arrested here for pass
ing counterfeit silver coin. He made despe-
rate attempt to escape from the officer who ar
rested him. but was secured On searching
Roberts house dies, &C., for manufacturing
three and five cent pieces and fifty cent Canada
coins, together with quantity Of mauutactur,
ed coin, were found. There is considerable OF
his ware in circulation in this city.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, June dat the last moment
Messrs, Moody and Saukey have been notified
that they are not permitted to hold their services
at Etou. Accordingly they have given up
their appointment there and will go to Wind
sor and preach u the town hall there at $50
this evening.
PARIS, June 22.-The Rcpublique Franchise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-22
Fires.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June -. w. L. Tabb
l. Co.'S. WOODEN and Touring mills, at Dover,
Mason county, Ky, were destroyed by fire this
a. IN. The loss is $50, 900; insurance un known.
a fire in Georgetown, Ky, Sunday, destroy.
ed livery stable and four dwellings. \ num-
Der of horses, in the stable, were burned to
death The loss is estimate at $4,000.
LONDON, June % -Emcry Dysons mill
at Preston, Lancaster, was burned last night.
Oue hundred hands are thrown out oil employ
mcut The loss by the fire is 800 900.
T1LToS, n. H., juno 22.-A house, owned
BY d. W. Becker. of Boston, was burned last
uiyht. Loss 900; insurance not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-22

CITY CoUNCIL--The last regular, and prob
ably the very last, as there is but little business
to transact, meeting of the present City Council
will be held tonight As The Mayor contem-
plates being absent 90 the lst proximo, he may
possibly qualify at to- nights meeting