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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
oct 12-1n

TO THE PUBLIC
havo just returned from tho North with
'uj. LApIEs', ADJ GENTS AND CHILDKEN'S
FANCY HOSE,
at all prices; Corants, lIandkorchlcf1, Collars
and CUTS, Infants Fancy Hoods and Sacques,
Handsome Shawls, Fine White Flannel also
ali colors Of Plaid and Plain Opera Flannels,
Ladies' and Childrens Merino Vests and Pants;
also Gents' Shirts and Drawers. Zophyr WORST
cd, all shades also all shades Of Choap Worstod,
White and Black 10c Colored lac per OF; BAL
morals snd other Yarns; also great bargains II IN
Scsrfs, all kinds of Neckties and Neck Rutlng,
Buttons, Silk and Worsted Fringes, Baby Dolls,
Silvor Gard Board, Culored M Mottoes and Frames,
Fancy Pictures, Steal Bolts Trimmings of all
descriptions and other Fancy Articles Call
and examine for yourself at
sep 27-tf A. DlEDELS, 1876 King st.
.Nor1oE.
I hsvcius returned from tho North with a
Children's Hosiery from 121c TO SOC pair; Kid
Gloves from 75c to 81 IS per pair; Hendkcr-
chiefs at sll prices; Zephyr Wor.tol, white zoe,
colored l4c Dor or; Ladies' Embroidered Col
lars l5c; largo line Of Laco Collars for child
rem Corsets from SOC up; Yarn, Navy Blue
Seal, Brown, and sll the plain colors; Mornc
Vests and Pants of all sizes; Gard Board Silver
Paper Pictures in grost variety; Motto Pocket
Books; Stool Purses, new style; Lace anu Sl'l
Scsrfs; Crepe Lease; all kinds Of Rutllng very
low: Buttons, Frngos and Black Velvet on the
bias also Volvct Ribbons and everything IN my
limo as low as can be sold in this or any Other
city. Call and soc for SinKRsEsiySss SSEKEys a. y King st.
Apent fer SINGERS SEWING MACHlN ES
sop q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-27
ISAAC EICHBERG
DRY GOODS.
CECOND TRIP NORTH.
~ OUR STOCK COMPLETE.
M0nG4v Oct. 1S 1877,

Monday, Oct. Is, 1877.
DRESS GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
SPECIAL ENTS TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
We arc now fully prepared to ollnr tho best
assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Notions Hosiery, &c, wo have over had IN
store and invite all classes of buyers to examine
our goods and prices. Our trade is quick and
active and sales large. We take advantage Of
lob lots offered in the New York market, and
arc thus enabled to sell to country merchants At
Baltimore jobbers prices. We defy comreLiton
In Oloaks, Shswls, Skirts, Blankets Flannels,
Comforts, Dress Goods Qnilts, Table Damask.
Wine Cloths, Napkins. Towolings, Table Oil
Cloth, Ladder and Mems Merino Vests, &c.
y. +. BRASHEAR
II B. Hoomes. No. l09 King slreet,
.Jno +. Tackelt oct 10 Alexandria, Va
, 1877-05-28

The ad1onrnel iotns mccttnE Of tho boards OF
Trustees OF Lalso and Hyde Park was held on Sat-
nrday afternoon ut TIM o}icu Of 4. II. Vcoder At
to.ney Of tho Town Of Lake. All members Of
both boards wero present. ...... ,..
NEt. Dcnsley occupied tho ehas, And Mf. biestef
acted "a Secretary. ..,
Tho Committee appointed to recommend tho
namcs OF suitable parties for tho position Of su-
pcrsntendant OF tho joint Watos.W to 10 bal.
lotcd for by tho Joint HosFd reported thss, a. the
tins had been 10 short. they had not had
m opportunity to mako inquiry q, to tho
Foset, the present EnsinesF of tho Town af Lake,
was recommended By tho members from lta town.
snd n1'asl q s wns notsssy 1sas ~ a., Th
rrosemcnis which had been introduced therein, ho
was tanushs tn be very acceptable person for Tho
~. joSa $s:E. q 1Ghieaso, II: Ft;h, Of E1sa'.
tho subject to tho Committee. Ar. .Ma!eheal
moved 70 hnlend bJ adding another member to tho
thas thc report 30 lls and ths Board proceed to
ballot tor a 5npcrintentrnt o. the joint Water.
Of Like, md iii. Wheeler. Of liyle Park, we're
added e ne t:omm!stcc, acd tho matter was re-
on 'notios., col. :. r. Eo,.cr va. appointed t.
hil ,hs posision nt Superintendent Of the Joint
On" On moIton ~ of ar. CLARK, Mr. restc. wa. author
i.cd to make repairs on tic machinery Of the works
AZ nccaa0a scIattaI. .........
,is.sst. Mitchell and Mnrheaa Eere appreciated
committee ~ attend TO tho sdye:tlsng OF ton for
| The n.t or tho Watcf.Wosks for the next osuyen
| ,nunlhh. The meeting then ad]ouruel.
| DCsrLA1NKj.
| Tho T.ev. H.. q. Woodwu:,a IS buLlltng real
deuce ut tranI Cruising, aud viii remove his fam.
| !iy there In Augntt
| vi. anil Mrs. N. A. Sherman. of tho T!an,ts
House. Chicago, arc The gac.4 Of III. Waiter shor'
| man.
/ Ills, TctlIes. OF Dccracli. wae thruwn irum tao
c.rrIt;e, AMI received soyers lnlutles. Miss Vea-
tter wi4 alsu thrown ont hut sustained no injury.
| Tia siaiiutuy Eonltnftsccs Df the nuw hoard OF
Trustee. ARR: tcas.s. Scnnc md Talcoit Finaneos
Lns,etats and Asstssuent, Ta1e OFT AND Wtc.e 70.
l,ce, .a,,,tnsy, and IL. .nsc. WIcte and lieltsf'
STREETS .na s1dsual;z, Hfatl and Eetsss; FablIc
Works., Wtcke ard Gtnne. -*--. ~" 80 :
\ sidewalk has BEEN or.lorea on the east s'de o'
Hao.r street from, Miner to tho walk already tn
tslcd. The 1;oa:1 has arnuthtua no ftoaE coinrne'
aionct, hut as instructed tia Committee on Street:
10 perform tho dutcs Of tlat of1ce. The CnmMt.
tee ost!erel 10 rcpais ali hso.en Sidewalks and
h:ldsc4. IN prrchasu carload Of Lumber for tha
purpose: al4o to p;oease gravel and PM. In thor
fIcd attro tsys' work, or In lieu thcFcnl, tEe
sum Of 81. 3tF. Il. IL. Norton has botu nppolnted
| Deputy Village Clork.
, 1877-05-28

sn,aen thumb" shuts the eyes Of ths Government
rfdcers. The sntne may 10 rad Of several other
countries and cities In Europe. For instance,
ia Sn1onta proper, on In tho Kingdom, no jcws
wcre admitted. except very limtoA MIN
Dcr into tho Capital, Drcrden. In epntn md
Portugal none will dottbt that there afn still thou3
sands Of Juws who publicly 70 TO church anu make
annual or een,l- ANIMAL confesslonf. hnt who arc
secretly tho most duyptcI Jews. These consfdrA-
tions Justify an addition OF NJ. 0o0 20 ths above
number, which makca 1t total OF 4. 600, oo0 In
Europe, ..
there being nearly 80, 900 b Now York alonc; IN
shs canaans Genital an1 sonth America. md the
lcrs in Asia and Africa. v. can only estimate from
sources and taking into confederation the Earsd
increase OF tho Jews after. their rctnrn
from nahylonin, and thel. extensive sctt!c.
mont Ia Asia and Airca, and especially
In the large ;lslnnds on those continents.
Il IA reasonable 10 pnt down their number there as
equal to thoso In Europe md America, thus bring
Ing up their present number to over 10, 600, 600.
In thiA estimate DO not take fnto account anT OF
Tho descendants Of The lost tflbee. Whether thoy
ase 10 b. sought among tbs Afghans ia Asia. or tho
American Indians, OF tho Chinese. te point We
will not discuss here.
with 10, coo, 600 jews living IL tho world; With
Germany, and Turkey; With Jew. tn positions Of
@ suss!a; ~; With Jswish banfefs holdins ths pnr.e:
strInEs Of the foremost nallnnb; with JewIsh
artists. norelists, and Journalists n the tnost
prominent p1ncos In tho Old and New World. thore
seems tu he no reason 10 despair OF tho fututo Of
ftA rNc8.
, 1877-05-28

Ths Jewlsb population IL ths Russian Empire is
aelnoW!edzctto exceed goo. o9o. Next % that
Taher TOO low than TOO high; because ln ~ Poltsh
provinces Of buh Empires sEs many ett!et Of con,
Tarnspol-whefo ths population Is alnosl e1elu.
siyey Jrweh. Han:arJ. AorAsta, and hohs@ia o.!
Jews. Psu.s!a. inslad!ax the 1uenI of Fossn,,
eoutaoa ooo a other qstasa . St,ts,. '%s'l "a
o3o Isss@ ooo EnxlsrSs h. u co. lt.s L
ciuueA in H. Au.ttian Empire 81 ooo-half q thla
naes l{s u Ko9ss n; TaEHi.n 1i.na, E1fs e. @ g.
Dcnuark. e1clusfvs u tbs German P1otinees aud
tho Swedish Kln2doms. 90, 600; aud swt1zst1sho,
1. 600. ,.~.
using secretly In countries HhsFs they are foto!d.
SsTy = severe rsssr1etioa. There aIs. Tor Instance,
IL tho Austrian Empire the fto.ineea Of Tytol,
s,sl III rsesnssy ~ ysrs ssrs f9shsadsl
syea synaxoyaes. - tae people have no objecsloa'
sSalnai tho Jews Arinx s9asns them, saa ''th'
, 1877-05-28

ing for J, wilkes Fotd. =. D. Howard, and @, Il.
Fov. and for John Blocti.
Of Ths HsaIy Fean.sy ssd Is n H. nay q ' s
SUPERIOR COURT TN BRr7r.
IL esF1S sn;t Ss na.os H. 500 against
"tssss oscar i " Nndsrsoa sommsnesa IN netton in
!tc.psss against Eries Johnson laying damages At
III kg.n Packing Company brought su!t !.,, ,s 70:
" - crReg!r COURT;
snd e sn'0fs 'ns ".ape
ise a1ansty Of sas "a III i Tnaa eomesa
of Chicago IN December, 1874, which wss burned
IN February, 1875. 1n tho mfanimS, ,nH VICE rien1
oo o pfoesriy e9s snpi's
tases . pay tats indEuent and ch'pp ASKS mat u
Benjamin strobe commenced 4 suit for s., 600
damages aga!nst Loua G. Dacm!cke.
snSx Can of hi, es1eadr
kG Gnss Z; q s ,oo ,oa ,o' 10. to ill.,
ni's'IS' u". e. = 5aaes Carr, and also taxes
SsSS%ss iss:! G., E y z AZ: ~ gs,ase
ss sss;e $ 4 sss
ss:; III: i Il i ii i Il i:
YES: N;ssisS:4ss s.'x:! hs:e It'll. en- trial.
JupoMEHTs.
;H$
y ;;s ;ss' II Is 81 bsak q os1s
coms i bf.n sa + i1sgsH 1a9j1s III s9sss;3's,r.
S"ss s.Gfsis -: Ss :9 S:9:sss
, 1877-05-28
CANADIAN PROGRESS.
Amount Expended Last Year on Public
Woeks*-Exporta and fmpOFts.'.ah1pptnG
ant Fisheries,

Amount Expended Last Year on Public
Works+--Exports and Imports. shipping
anl Fisheries.
Tho report Of tho Minister Of Public Works for
1870 has been presented 10 the Canadian paElla.
meut There being D great many new works In
progress, tho expenditure during tho JcaF was
heavy. Tho public works oi The Dom!nisn consist
piers slides and boon,s itor t!mecr,, public bu!ld.
calion, tho Pacific Hallway, and the PUBLIC works
s. s.tasos soa; 'ss'o o. u" aspaI., % ana ssa
49, aos III. s'at5fa1sf; 81 tS;;. Si va. sspsnsd
on tho Taeas Hallway. and 4DDs, ool on the Inter.
os9 q :? "a hs
Tacl1c Hallway Coz. 370i, III for the yeas. slnco
tho opening Of the fntcsco!onial Railway, far
greater amount Of trafc has been developed than
a. Halifax from the Allan steamers, tho time made
while travelling With mail matter ovct tho Inter.
colonial has been IN average OF lhisey.two nlcs an
hour.
4 supplementary. report kom Y! the office Of tho
tho account OF wotk dono 70 tho 3lst OF pdennber
Inst There arc now 6s1 miles OF tho limo definitely
located and Of tharc 21tM miles arc under contract
for eonstructloh. The located i!no goes as far as
to ] poins il ths hi ionsituds Il Edmonton. dis.
tanee of SIG miles. stial line hns been surveyed:
From tho Longitude Of Edmonton to tho summit Of
The Yellow lead rass, In the Rocky Mountains,
distance Of 2 ls. sp1tnuo. line h. sssn
lie over :, 600 iics. The engineering difficulties
In Brtlsh Columbia Afd being vigorously grApplcd
In the .'Trads and Navigation Returns" the fol.
lowing comparative sabls Of tho cxpurts and In.
poetS Of the Dominion IL given: \
, 1877-05-28

A London newspaper Of Mny 10 says: "alct<
Cathedral, which was tyo centuries and ono geneE.
alton building, anil ,whlch-with IT, elegant sriss
tbe bost spscln1cns of eothIe architecture extant
had IT, cztssenee risked on Monday last for the
s9alhs and erackcts upon T. roof might r:odaes:
eharaetesistic Of Tho KaIders Walt to hs recently.
scqured don.in'ons, and two better snl]eGta
for pyroteehnto treatment conl! hardly be
selected than ths cathcdrsl Of usfrs. s;sas;
had previously subjected to the ordeal Of dro III
1870, md that Of Metz, which wae half consnmsd
In hls honor on Monday morning. Oar correspond
cpt WHO has followed the festivities, warned us;
the moment whom Metz Cathedral was Ioeing It's
roof, that tho illumination Of these Invaluable "a.
cred buildings In honor. Of ,socufar eonquosctaa
whlo i was in questionable tAsse was noes IN; IN;
qucattonaby dangerous to the blt!dlnGe thus used
d frame for Tic nre.works.. Ills warning wn4
justined sooner than no could have cxpeetod, and
wo trust that tho result may DO lttle moro az,
crction in employing. for thoso deEy dlsplsye Of
sscfcd character, arc not to 10 pnt In tho balance
with paltry a'ngle evenings Classification VI ths
most bcno1ccnt monarch that ever anncxeo PROV
frces."
, 1877-05-28
BLUE AND GRAY

olnzpsns 1zantts Across tho Bloody Ohasm.
R4te4rsco7stgSeaasHetu 4 g 'sa"Hatt s. c'Mms.eta':
matlsr II V1stais. who T Id two sons kiijsd, ons
In Tho Federal and tho otlc! In tho Confederate
army. thai sho has buried them IN common grnvc,
W. woo adIss Knows Who Va. .shs.' ~ 'AS'Asa'
Near ihi. eity. upon two gentle oa,lnenses. rS.t
- i s' hfa
through tho ages: The Southern dead have
been md nt .fGssa Sa By H. 1sns o
hJ lhs ladios Of tie chattanooga Memorial Asso'
e1atlon. Tho moving spirit IN tho work vas Mrs.
sirof,s perhaps mora shan 70 t!oss os any other
enc psrapn Vi due ths work that has bcen done hcrd
In msn.oEy q tho = Southern Il, dead: .. ..,,on.
divided. OF tho ,u!:so.alors now living u thfs
divided by tais lIns ID The matter Of payng respect
20 tho dad y happened ths! there Yese each yG.F
twe ss .sse so
Pederal On the :3oth OF May.
Tbs ensert.inlaents, given " the !ad!e. Of Tho
poss Of tat.lne funds 70 respttaats ia marble lhs
lneua0sy Of Tho dead, have atWays been llberalay
s.ss ns.s e ss,t 'h s.1
tkat bai iof A. liberal pattonaye bestowed hy
L11l E}&4$ Oh PQP014kuus lA0 HVulA
| hnys been financial failures.
Tho wurk Of reconciliation" however, w2a
carried ~ plsaxutahls and profitable degree 0u
ihs lotb, whsu yesy, many Of tho Northern re.s.
sta1ss Il ths coatsas.at. deaa. Not only tha.,
but tho dns baud Of tha second United States In.
fan.rY cana up tEom Atlanta and marched Ill shs
procession. Rsatuitoaasy EtsInx their presence and
pauy Stationed hero Also formed part Of Tho pro.
cessou, and assisted in tbs decoration ceremonies.
An this VIZ 4lmply ths stsssso q broad !lass'
lag '.paya,cns In kind" The sentiment which
controlled tho,s Of opposite political belief Ia xid
ing ths ladies Ia the!t deeor1tion and contrtbu'
lion. and ceremonies, was sa. knuwlcdge That They
weru without hslp from tbs tlovctnH,cnk, Feaossl,
| municipal, Or htste, while ths Federal eemesctJ
| wts maintained bI Government funds. But ths
iiberaltJ Of tha soldiers and tho baud In tuTnlnl
out" and gttiny the oceaslon theis presence Ane
aud sstsadanes Il liz deseiatlon cetemanic. s.
The Northern tesidents-ail dons, A. l bare said,
! without \ thouxht Of :repsymsnt In klnd "-hAt
] wider effect thaa Ma It tEst ru4llzed. The ex
| Confederate spdiefs Immediately held > meeting
and resolved 10 tske part In the Federal decoration
| ceremonies on tho 3Uth in oody. A. call haa hes
issued, ,dsued p AZ Tho ex.cou,slet.iss 10 sh
city, sskinx that thesa be general attcndAncs an
I Ase1A contribution. Of aousfs. TOE ek'solales
, 1877-05-28
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Krsr{dI Dfsbf7SrA In 1nk Tiby0s-


EAsrox, Ia, ilay 27.-rhn L-a!gh Valley Rail.
road Company hav1ag announced thoir Intention to
rsJuto tao w;tfes OF tlleF employer, including this
engineers, on tho 1st Of Juno ne1t much dt.aatis-
faction has Lccn occas.oncA, ant tao engineers,
especially taoss belonging TO the brotherhood,
usrc been hol1tng n'eetIH1s and eonsnlsn: for tho
past t:yo wro1:a. Ttlcso consuttatldns dnatly rc.
suited In tho call for general msctng, Which was
held q. rhlllpaburg, oppoAI!o thls place, tais
ntsciaoon. Tho meeting wa rory Largely attended,
hy u. engineer. poYId tho Anbvy aud lellsa
lie Wycu,lny division and tha I'onn.y!vsais and
htw fork Central lsoada present. Tbs pEscesd-
tn:a q tho meeting WatY ssc;cs bns M snoux!, Ia.
wa, mol oniy hafnlonlous Int that Il ehes decided
upon atttko, ot that \ general stfto witt sesnis
,t fiji hs e,,! ssG ", I'LL at ssss;sa t.: s
lo=atlon nnd ptoccadlnyn could not hu sscertn,ncd.
Tho Company, ltls nadoss.oo.l, hulleTs that there
men:s to avo!d lntarfescusea with Tho running Of
taelr tsains.
cptctas Dts1asen 10 7as 7sfban&
tha ais henisa w Vso; Nasltoal Shs .ts ,asSes, Il
tho IlEothcr rtool ha!l largo meeting tha after.
H.on = ril!r.sats n j.. osgoa,tts a,t; th,' plaeo;
divisions OF tho ruaa were present, The object u
tho meeting 10 taxa acIlolt relative to tho 70.
S S " e y as 3, IL GSRn otRssn'
oi tha meeting wero nas mado pubic, md # WA
tmre..!1'a ., to ascertain whether pHyy pny
cn3incsrs ara very much dissatisaed,
md Is altogether probable that strike ctthss has
or Will 6o determined upun. uRe 0 ths nieinac:s
In conversation t!a .nt1K rrAasket that 1t Eas
altogether likely that thssu would 10 Ecnefal
1tsike ait oyc: ths Lanign Valley loaA anA ntl IL
branches. II Ii unAprstool that tho Company 10.
Hove that iAcra will 10 trouD'r, nnl aEe n,Attng
arrangements to Incst aud pra, nut any sefiauA In.
tc.:srcnco to tho ruanin: oE tralHH on aitheE tho
! Hhtn iino or any part ni its bfluches.
Al FhIadelplt1 !tuppeas4 to ss lhe intcntlon Of
tho rcnnsytan:7 rns!WerE4 " accept thu rellctton
s1pccia'ly ~ II will tr 40 rwcei'inc 10 !acuuo
Officers. cn::n:cEs. Aaa ks.iAnicn. The rn;lnscts
ontllo l'enn4ytani3 t.u1ta Na4-cncif tfn.ns have
been receiving A. Eay tro 81. 50 II I'll 10 rsr day,
aad tue lsemcu a:v cMa.oyol at f:ans s.. ~ 10
| 3IOu nef IAy. The AvtslSs run f"f thn pasEcn.
engineer Il 10 uli.ss aud fu- ths freight
engineers. ninety atlr4.
:, 4 report WIN circulated In ths n2!yhhoshool Of
ths North reua ,Y4rnni. depot this moaning laat
tbs tns!reefs On tju Leii:h lioIA had
te.'lses to stska r4tae: Ian eai.
reduction. at:..nl1raA anop and aN;louncel oyes q
Eee: aso pu!s 'hs pay u engineer. w:lr hlYa ueu
lceei!n. -. N par day dorM ~ ~ u II, s.. ~
and 81 to 1!.S9. Ths report wss said - hive beer
bsongh. DOM W train hknd. on tbs NuEsis lpnn.
sylysu!a l:ond. At Hstk!chsr1 a gentle uIa,. VII.
II eonnoecd villa tho fotWsr ro.l, ant who Cans
down from Hsshisl:I coat.sat:;eI tha rlnlor In
1As forms stating that tho mon On ths I.eAiSh Va.
Icy Koodw efs suetuitttn: without any noslt,aLis
dcnau1tEntI0n,
, 1877-05-28
THE COURTS.

John FIBaer, youth who 10 now living In the
nuntry at Me. Fclton's sea!4enco, hcl petition
Of habcas corpus Saturday. lie snya ho was ynn
by Police 0lf5ces Patton on The 9th ol October,
1875, on tho charge Of being ''tns," without any
nusrant Of law. Justice eeu'y raYo hlm $50 OF
ex months. lie took an appeal, but failed to at.
tcnd In tbs Criminal Court, aul 1t was lsmlssA III
with proccdendo, lie was then arrested weak
sgo lsst Sunday and sent to tho Ilouss Vt CoErcc.
ton. Whesciufs he asks that tho causo Of hla In.
easserus!on may be inquired Into. Tho writ was
isaued b5 Judge McAllis.es.
DIVORCES,
Two unhappy married persons ,oi.. the ttosy Of
their woes saturday In Tue Circuit coart. rha
nT.t va. John Il. ctcswcli. who "aa married. 70
II Msy, is7:. eatryns % ii ast per;oaai preaessy
and, i sho has not yet ruturnnd, Joha thinks sha
on.ae. 70 hei eonsiausa M sb.snce IN ths fasuso IL
And sa.al G pa,!s prayed to hs allosea e e. i!se r.
eepnr1ta from het husband, Theodore y. Davts, on
5uas. iii ii.as s:.s,sa decree. ., divorce ss.ut.
.o5asld: ltea, rs,isk nSla. iot ae.sitisns aaa
s9Rh,s s!as1 n.sAn from Olaf h'x'"'n on 'ssou''
: In tbs eass Of Je.As uoyt 50. Tho Chicago. Bur.
fot IN Injunction to prs.eni liz Company from
tearing uY sxtsa ru1nin: to ~ Inlsa Elsy9tSs u !
sus h. asnsa
in ths ca.o Of tho connectseat Mutasl Life. In:
sur,ncs Company ~. Wilder, Judge D!odsstt np3
pointed IL r. tsnam Receiver, under bond fuf
*t.Guu.
tbs arguments on the demurrer to tho amendsd
pleas u the Gagt Wsra set Tor Saturday before
Judge McAlllstcr, bat he could not Httend 10
Them. and they wera postponed Tor two Wccks:
Iha attorneys In tha cass Of tbs 6outh Park
Commissioners ". Dan!esJ were asound Judge
McAlliatcs's room, Saturday. In hope Of arguing
the motion Tor ncw trial, bul tho Judge MA bosy,
and thry will hs obliged to wait wetG.
UNITED srATK3 CouATx- -.,
Henry l.. Young. j1mcs II. Young and Mason
Young, trustee. Of Josephine !. Churchill. Dc.
ceased, hle4 I'LL aEainst 4.l!iott ANTHONY. =.
6es I'D others T. ioFselo.a mott9ags fot n 99o o
fsst Of .hs east 400 feet Of tas N. +. Il VI tho H.
W. n Of Sec. To- 38, II.
BANKRUPTCY Matters.
4 composition mestinE will he held Jams IL Ia
ths Gas Of Il +. 0uodenou2b.
In tho eAss Of Joshua Smith, An order Wa entered
for tho sale Of tho bsnktupts asstLa.
arzdio1l Hancock xss appointed Provisional A..
slxnae Of D. 7. Elton.
GeurK~ w. Campbell Wa on BAtardAy appointed
Assignee of Jacob IT, Ffn1k.
Tha haal dividend -meskoG Of Jonathan c.
Niteh&li &ks continued " lnas IL.
Ass!xases Will b. eAossA II 10 O'Clock thia morn.
, 1877-05-28

the ecssou, Tho mail steamship Sarmat'hn was
living itlo AT The dock Saturday, a. not pound OF
freight was offering TO 70 In hcs. and tho hlans aIe
thinking Of making only fortnight hipt up tsfe st;
boat 10 Halifax and thcnco down to baltimore fos
CARGO ho enormous towsso sstes N ne 'ves n1d
A. ,1,ds can hc hid down In Toronto and Chicago
IA eheap by rai, from, New York, Portland. And
Votton IA when landed here. merchants hero Ato
tncm1rire+, are shipping Via lialttmolc Now York.
and Noston. The siagnation In lEade hero IL slim
nly unpfrcedentcd.
, 1877-05-28
TUE LAFAYETTE UNPLEASANT.
NESS,
Epeetal Dfspe&ch 10 7Hs Tribune.

6ptt1al Utp0EtN 70 2Hs 7Ff9RHk
LAFAYETTE. May c7.-AmopE other indictments
returned BY tho Grand JaEJ Of T!ppecanoo County
Saturday was one asalust Il. II. Waldson, ssccntly
superintendent Of the Ohio M.sslas!pp! Railroad,
now Superintendent Of the Lafayette, Ionc!e d
bloomington Ilaslroad under George II. Chapman,
graph llues, and malicious tsrspass Adaus Earl
gavo aecusty for tho appearance OF Nf. Wsldtou
II the next term Of the ttmlna! Court. THIS &C.
tion Of tho Grand Jury u based on tho psst Mr.
Waldron took In ths recent railroad troubles A.
thls place. indictments hAve baen found azalnat
ssvcihl other persons who wefs asslstAats Of NJ.
WalAson 1t thit time.
, 1877-05-28


DEyoTo-1oscphA Abriel Columbus Devote, son
Of Joseph aud Celcstno Devote, nged years and
Friends Of tho fan,!ly aso invited 70 attend Mon.
dny, at p. m, Funufal from tho residence, ATT
Wit VII Tweitst,.ss 81 carriages 70 Calvary.
{Y~ st Louis and Louisville papers please copy.
FOnD-On the eth inst. A.. Iouiso Ford,
daughter Of Elisha u. and Aobio ]. Ford. aged ~
ycafs and II months.
Funeral at 2 p. m. to-day. Body to be taken
East.
TH- Boston papers please copy.
CLELANp-Funerat services Will b hold At hta
1ate residence, AIS WarEtn-Av., at o'clock T1css
day aftasnoon, after which tho rcma!na will bo
taken TO Cleveland. O.. for intetment Friends arc
invited to attend.
McPIIEIiSON-At tho residence Of bis mother,
No. 0eS Wsbash'ar., May 2o. 1877. McPhcraon,
Funeral II tho samo plnce to-day tMonday> at
o'clock p. m.
FAINT son Of John and Bridget Tate. -
Funeral from theis residence, 2D3 6onth Clinton
street. Monday. As o'clock. CarriaEcs 70 Calvary.
QuINLAN--sunday. May -, John F. Qaln!an
Friends and relatives are invited to Altcnd tho
funeral, which will kks place Tuesday, May ~.
from Ill lato re.idenee. 74l EneFald aIenue. 20
Church OF Nativity At 10 o'clock + III. thence by
carriages 10 Calvary Cemetery.
, 1877-05-28

tnteudcnt Of Public lnstruction 10 morrow. Tho
,arnonns OF the fuad is 81, o7o, 87o TO- which. ex.
ccpting <l0o.H! IL to b. distributed. This Ii tho
earliest superintendent ever nndo. There arc
6u4. Tof school children in the statr increase Of
Ii. COO over last year, and tic pc, capita Is $1h.
per child ...
Y, c. Harrington taa been npputntca Secretary
Of The state. iinltAo Cnmmisson The C1Tu,!s.lon.
ers leave Monday 10 inspect tho Michigan ssasc'
uouse at Lansing.
, 1877-05-28

CIsc,ssA71 O., Nsy Ro.-Ata meeting Of ths
Directors OF tho CInclnnsti Southern Railroad
Company To-day the following omeesa ware elect
Cd: rscsdeut. Kufus Klnx; Vfce. President, Alfred
UaIthcr; Secretary, Murray q. shoenlaker; Ex'
ccullve Commlltsa, Rufus klny, Allied 1A!ta-
e., wsllIssn Glenn, uenry Lc"ls. q. u. Shoe
maker.
, 1877-05-28
A GOOD ONE,

ths following: ,H0en. uatlef alwsYs has \ aut.
pri.s ot aoms kina IN s!ers ios ~ Gahblss and
intends cp[vratlnR 10 Colorado, tarn sheep farmer,
and coma 10 Congress ~ Sspssor Of the Csusonnsa1
Etstb.H
, 1877-05-28
CHARACTERISTIC,

TorakA. Kan, May co.-rho dispatch from
Abcfne 10 tho Chicago 7Tntt yesterday that au &C.
ctdcnt had happened on the Santa Fe Railroad At
Lhrned Ia NOT sruc. There Tins been M accident
running regularly from hero TO the mountains.
The loo1 from tho late rains hns subsidcd.
, 1877-05-28

Tho Chtldron's Dopartmeut-R featuro Of An-
drsrs Dasar-ts unrlvnled. Tho dnslgns 40 a..
ways now and Of suEpassing sxceslence. Mothers,
without exception, should aee tho Ddndr. W. II.
AnuaEMa. C[ncinnati. nuh]l&hof.