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South Bound. Express. Msll. fasSens !.
All train. daily on main lin


The FXPRESS SOUTH bound connects at
Lynen burg for the West and Southwest. snd
at Dsuvlle for the South, South East and South
West
The MAIL SOUTH bound connects at Lynch
burg for Memphis, Little Rock and Texas, and
for Atlanta and sll points in the South, and,
via Kew Orleans, to Galveston and Southern
Texas also connects with Ches. Ohio East
and West
The 50 p. m, train connects with Ches. &
Ohio Il. K. westward to Huntington, CIncinnatl
and sll the Northwest and Eastward to Rlcn-
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Wash:
in pton at Is m daily, except Sunday, and
arrive at Strasburg at go p. m. Leave Stras:
burg st 4 so q. H., and arrive st Ale1andrls 10
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily
at 8 Is .. N. and so p. m. Leave Warrenton
at 8 s. 8. M. and s 40 p. m. to connect With
trsns south bound, and st % 8. N. and 8 70
D. m to connect with the trains north bound.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will run
from Aloxsndris 10 Gordonsville. regularly,
Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday, leaving AleT-
andria St 9 Is p. No., and from Gordonsville
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving Cor
louisville st so a. m. and getting to Alezsndris
TRAINS FROM THE SOUTH arriving st
D. m. make connections with Bait. & Ohio ard
| Bait. & Potomac trains to Baltimore Phlla'
delphis snd New York, and to all points North
| and Northwest.
The SIS 8. m. train from Washington
| runs Psrlor Cars. and the 50 pm. train Sleep
| ing Cars through, without change. to White
Sulphur Springs; also through S!eepers With.
| out change, between Philadelphia and New
Orleans by this line.
Through tickets to the South and West and
TO ALL THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS AT
| LOWEST RATES.
| 8. SPENCER. Supt. Transp'n:
! AZ RROADuS G. T. Ia 20
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STEAMERS.

THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
May 20, 1871.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer. ~
~ Boats will be on tho line between -
Alexsndris and Washington on and after oun-
dav next the 10Th of May. running as follows {:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At7SO, 8 go so, 10 80 and II 80 8: m, and
- 80, ! 80, $50, 80, 4 So 80. $50, 80 and
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At73O $50 $50, 10 80 and II so q. NJ, and
y so, / 80, 2 80, So 4 80, go, $50, 80 and
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexsndris at 9 80, 10 80, and II 80 a:
No., and II 81, l 80, 80, 80. 80, 80. 80, &c
and 8 p. m. oo
Leave Washington at 90 ~ ~ snd II ~
NJ. and II 90 3d. 2 80, so, 80, 80, 6 30, I 80
~ r GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAMI. GEDNET. Sup't. my IT.
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FISH, OYSTERS, dc.

WIN. H. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il
OYSTERS, FISH, PRODUCE, &c, &c,
No. Is north Fairfax street.
Has constantly on hand Oysters of the best qus-
itT from Norfolk sad elsewhere received fresh
By steamers every day, and is prepared 70 fu!-
nish the trada st Is low prices IS say house Ia
tho city.
m-All orders 1tTustod TO him shall receive
prompt snd careful attention SEPT
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FOR NORFOLK.

iron STEAMER LADY OF TIE LAKE Et8
leaves the compauy's wharf WashiD gton, &Y-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
PAY, at three o'clock p H. and AlsxsqdEis St
TUESDAY, TIL ssDAY and SATURDAY,
st o'clock p. m. This line connects at Nor.
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Mi.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the cheapest and best
route to these cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fare to Norfolk 81 ;
round trip Sc. Tickets god until used.
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The new aad commodious iron ~
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON,& I1c
built especially for this route, leaves the com
Say, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at I
o'clock g. m. and Alexandria at 7.30 8: nj
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY at 6 o'clock p m.
This company mskss close connections at Al
exsndrs With the W G, Y. NJ s. g. s r; =;
received foc all points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply 10
F. 4. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf,
tional Metropolitan Bank, 10Th street. opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
III 10 !. y. THOMPSON, President.
.s=. CLYDg's STEAM LINES WEEK.
i TslfGnspELpH1A n pkov1DENcg AMI
BOSTON.
S:eaIuor. leave Alexandria EVERY TUE
! DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAG, ~ II O'Clock N. from Pier No. n
WhsrTs=.
This lire connects at Alexandria with the O..
:. s Il. snd W. i y. K. Rs, sDd st Philadel
phis with the new and popular Iron Line" fol
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and csre
Tree OF commissions
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, snc
; n wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston II
sisty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills Of lsding given. Insurance guaranteed q
less tEsn ususl rates.
Agents:
:. A. REED, Alexandra.
WM. P. CLYDE & co., Philadelphia
GEO. F. HYDE, Georgetown, D. O.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ism SIT
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NEv ICINAI.

"SEoLA RET VEIN"
TONIC, ALTGRATIyE
AND AAIl-Sll.iUU@
Best remedy known Tor hsbitual constipation
dyspepsis. or torpidty Of liver.
II acts safely, quickly and pie2:a-..Y q. &:
invaluable as blood puc:Eet. Formula ..
its Composition printed on eseh bs:;le -: u
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FOR NEW YORE

Ire Al Steamships E. g. HNIGHT sses
sad JOHN GIBSON leave the com-@&
psays wharf, Ale1sndria, EVERY MON
DAT MORNING, and New York, from pier
Al East River, EVERY sATURDAI st four
o;cicck .. n.
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DOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and sitter Monday. February 26. IL B
ST.. the steamer MATTANO. Cap
VIM. II Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Ale1andris EVERY MONUAY and THURS
DAY, from K,ng street wharf. at ~ oelocs
IS Nopini. Leave Nomini EVERY UES'
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock
for Wsshingt arriving early tho same even
ing. Freight received daily.
feb % j BRODEkS g. CO., Agents.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING CO..
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of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrivslled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and vii! run their steamers regularly as fellows:
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RAILROADS.

Az c., VIRG. MIDLAND s. g. S: B.
w. JOHN S. BARBOUR, Receiver
On and after Sunday, June Path, 1877, Pas
senger Trains will run as follows:
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HAPPY RLLIEF TO YOUNG
GiMEN from tn : effects Of Errors sid =
p ?, Abuses IN OF: !y lie MANHOOD g
g RESTORED. 1mpedmer.: 70 Msr- :
Z risge removed. New method Q: ,rest. :
- e. ment. New and remarkable remedies =
= = Books and rculars sent Tree II ses!ec
2 /. envelCpes. Address HOWARD A. :
2 +iSOClAIIGN, 4l9 n. Ni2ta =, Ph:a :
Sideiphis, Pa. An Institution having =
Z high reputation for Honorable c0ncGc: :
and professions! skill 81 G--lv
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RUTLER S BALSAMIC MIXTURE, FOR
y FORTY YEARS KNOWN as THE IN
FALLIBLE REMEDY.
Price one dollar per bottle. :eo 2o-ly
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MRS. A. 6. NEWTON

Has taken the elegant, commodious and eIlgloIJ
located dwelling at the northeast corner OF Cam
eron and ST. Assph streets, formerly the res
dence Of J. q. McVeigh, esq and las re-tt=l
it thoroughly for the accommodation o: PER
MANENT, TRAN SIENT ard TABLE
BOARDERS, who will be accommodated or
the most reasonable terms. sn 3D.:
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IEGAT, NOTICES.

the Clerks Office OF the Cor
Y poraton Court of the city OF Aiexani,is,
T. v Risheill and Henry F. Hooge. ps,.ne-..
trading under the firm name OF Rishe.!l q
Hoege, VS.. T. L. Sanborn and Julia W., bis
VIM. A. Hall, VIM. c. Yeston, Reuben John
ston, N airy F. Lippets, Tie Farmers and
Mechanics Savings Bank Of Alexandria Va,
Andrew Jameson. William Cogsn, F. G.
Swsine, VIM. N. Chase, George 5. SsnborD;
John 9. Wilson, Horace Cumu ings, Hen.
ry n. Baker and John {. Wilson. In chan
Gerry and Injunction.
Memo The object of this suit IS ~ a:cs1ts.n
how much is due under the several deeds q
trust mentioned in compliments bill, ard inst
an account may be taken TO ascertain the an QUIZ!
of Indebtedness of ssid Julis W. Sanborn which
is charged upon the property mentioned in :aic
bill by deed OF trust or other lien. and to ascer.
tain the respective prorites Of said liens so that
the said property may be exposed to sse WITH
no cloud upon the title, and the proceeds o. sse.
after payment Of the prior liens may be applied
TO the payment Of plsintitf7s debt mentioned IL
said bill, and that said Reuben Johnston sld
VIM. @. Yeston and u. b. Rsmey msy be en-
joined and restrained from selling and di:posing
Of said property until the further order OF said
Court.
The defendants, William n. Chase, George
L. Ssnborn and Henry n. Baker, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it sppc..:
ing By affidavit that they are not resider'.s 0
thisState, it is ordered that said defendants apps.
here within one month after due publ .cs.ioI Q
this order and do what is necessaTyto ,roect ,he
interest in this suit and that coy of thi: o.
der be forthwith inserted in the L,texand-is G..
zette, newspaper published in. the city Of A.
exandra, once 8 week for fou-. successive weeks
and posted st the front door Of the Court Eous,
Of this city. A copy-tsst
MORTON MARYE. Cler,.
Claughton 6 Stuart and Johnson, p. q.
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J. BsouERs J. LA6Eoa
T BRODERs s CO..
u. No. II King st1sst.
AlelandTis, VS..
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers il
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH,
md PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand 3 general assortment Of
Cordsge, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamp: and Ship and Naval Stores
All orders and consignments promptly attend.
cd TO- and goods forwarded without delay to con-
ignees on arrival.
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter slTsy5 on hand.
Agents for sae Baltimore sid Potomsc TranE.
nortstion line NH l0-tt
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1877 GREAT 1877

J. NJ. BROADUS, G. 7. A. js
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INLAND SEABOARD COASTING co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
CtPTrRING I UIi.iLE


SotrrH lMrroN. l.. l., April 2i.-Ahout noon
to-day Nelson Burnett of this place. who WAS on
the loohoui. saw n wAul" blow abou, a milo out
AT sea. H. at once saNe thu alarm, AMI in fow
minutes five Of thn whalchoais always KEEP, iu
readiness along the shore had started for the
monster. The whale was heading io the east
ward and winning lci-urcly. After quarter
81 an hours chase the H. Il boat came up with
1t and Nelson Burnett sunk a hGrpoon deep IN
it- side tn" whale sunk beneath the water.
tut as II WAS too shallow for thr monster g.
sound n Yon rraup"ard Hnd r"Ylyrd tNp
moro ol tl" hariwi instruments. Ih' MliI
then htnd' for deep wNtHr ana hud t0wnl o."
Three boats inrro miles out tn sea i"lur" its ll-
blood WIS drawn D., the X" n-rdg"d lur-. Tu.
blpt, rntoWrd tlrlrprl1 ashore. AMI h.a'h"l
II lu-i lifi' wr.t ~ Life Saving Station No. II.
IhH cnptrr" las crHt"d much "N'itnurui 10
this nrlghhorhood. and nrs' numl"r-o oi pou.r
urr expected here to-innrrnw - SnU ti'f an .ug
OH ~ Tia" huhhcr. some oi th"m are coming
from New York. II i~ % right Wl0lo. about
forty feet long. and i1 cNp't q o. FURNISH h,'-
tween thirty and iOrN barrels ot oU. Tine
huhhcr wal hH tried Out uu tAc heu ID Hrur
Wunr" the cirru-- now lr-. Cnp. Grlr..n
Whtr VINO commanded III" ~rruud hnt hul
his right hnni hndly torn in the chase. llru pat
"a hdrpoun into tho whale. and II dove under tAc
boat. winch Wiz in lmmluN ni dAu.rg oi being
onIalH"i Can't. Whit sHiY'd ~" Wiii,inc llun.
ami cleared il from thf losE"rlrAi In 80
dnlul the skin nid "A pnrt pi the lr.h WIS torn
from the inside of his hanl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
LOx's NIGHT or CRIME.
shooting Two Police Omccrs AFTER he hod
Terribly beaten Its Nin,

About 10 o'clock last evening, Officer Muir
tha Of the Butler street police. Brooklyn. was
called by some of the tenants Of the tenement at
G59 Henry street. Brooklyn. known as the
House Of Blazes." who informed him
TINT antonio Lox, bncksmith, W. TN
stairs beating his wife The officer
found LoN in u small upper room knccling over
his wife whom hc hnd on the bed lie was
choking her with ono hand. and beating her
with the other. Her tongue was protrudlng
from her mouth. aud sho was family struggling
to get her breath. Murtha pulled him away
from his wife and cndcayorod 60 take
him from the room. Lox caught up an old
double-bnrrclled shotgun. and aimed it at the
officer. Murtha tried to wrcst II from him. and
In the struggle his cap fell Off. Iox drew back
and was about taking aim ngain. when Murtha
lodged through the open door and ran into the
street
He raped for aid and onicor Rogers Of tho
Butler street police. officer Darby and another
officer from the Van Brunt street police, re-
sponded Murtha quickly explained that they
were wanted TO help arrest Lox, who. he said
WIS going to defend himself with his gun.
They went again to Ioxs room and found the
middle Of iie, n9or Win hi, shaisun 10 his
ing the shield of Onlcer Rogers, and
glnnclng into the neshy pnri OF his left arm.
Then Lox aimed q Onrcr Murtha and wa
about to fire. whom Murtha raised his pistol and
shot him. The ball entered his forehead over
HE right eye and he fell tn the floor.
Omccr Murtha leaving one Of the other police
men in charge. went -traghtway to the Butler
s'reet police station to report TO Capt
Ieavoy He handed over his pistol,
from which one charge only WIS miss
Ing and explained why he had shot lox.
Rogers was taken to tho Long Island
College Hospital, H. corroborated the story Of
the shooting which Murthn gave The shot had
dented his shield and torn away large
piece Of the blue coat Lox was unron-
scous whom tho ambulance surgeon nr-
rivnd His wife had helped him to
stool in the corner, and laid his head on
pillow ncains the wall. The surgeon and his
ass stant had dim ii'ulty in getting him down
stairs, and they d,spaired of rcarhngthc hOepi-
tai before his DEATH He WAS laid IN room in the
basement Of the hospital. and although he
hreaihcd regularly, the physic cians declared his
recovery impos-ible. Al midnight he was not
expefed 10 I've until this morning.
LoN has hecn known as desperate person
for some tinc Once before when nm eff0ri wns
made 10 arrest him. he fired twice at the officers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
TJfE RHJ. MIR. MILLER'S BOMBsHELL
Areusing his prcsby yterian Brethrcn 60 Fey
Him for InorIhodox OpInion..

The Rev. John Miller, II thin, nervous lit
A, ,,.,, ,.i,i, n bivh fnrchand nrJ az, i,,,i
u" "'""' WI" " "'~" '''''' ""' d" 'n''i-
lortua cast of cOuntcnanco. walked into the
First Pr -bytoran Church In Princeton. n. j.
-, 49,. , ,,o p..,,.. -, \, ~
yoS'ornuv "n'rc s"' wv '''S"N'Iy OF Now
Brunswick which has undertaken the task of
trvinp hin, an an th, charge Of ,vritin,, ,,1
"''"E "'" ~" W" ~ ',., W '""s ""'
ruhIAhing IDEAS Whlch uilSo'ue ancient thoolo-
gy. ch histology. and cs'hatology. There wns "A
-. .......i.. , .,,.,.,,r, ,,r...,, -
HrSc hui""I ", 7P''"V'' i''7"' among
the people who throngrd tho church To hear the
trinl wcr, clcrrymrn who had como from, dis
49,. ,..',.. .,,,I,, -. A, -,
ton Theological seminary, and men and women
of all classes of society.
.1...,.,.. ,,,..,i -, a., n ~, ~ =,
h'"nlhl''e"' coinl'"9'" u, wv nov brs i. =.
Studdiford q. :. Mott. J.. Dufllel1, and A. 7.
Magil. Elders A. Hutchinson and Ashcl Walsh.
- t.,, . -. ..,,-,
Were hppoiht" I" prepare anu my before the
Prcshytory specific form " charges against
the Eny Mr. Millrr They were instru taJ 4,
49,, -, III - ~
pr'p"I' 'h' 'Iie's WIN t''"' 'ht' anu 10
they could moi h, rni-undcratood or cvn1nd
kfter cnrnful dnlih,rnticn ali OF the comn,itte".
mon. cxrcpt Inc R,v. Dr. 4. r. MngiIl. agreed
iIui thr arv MIR Nil.r sInuiI H.. frinI f,r writ
ius tnrs" disiin I md srparatr trnati- en-.
tiled Ara Souls immortal 7" " Wua Christ in
Ainm p" md Ia (inI "A Trinity - The
mtioritv r,uortsd titnt the nc,used shoulI ha
nude Liable to censure for unorthodoX ideas
expressed in the TWO first named trratises,
but for the third trrntsc more severe acton
was recommended. For doubling III" truth VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
THE cOnnIssIOvs RETURN.
satisfied Win the itesult or their Mission
Presenting ,hcir Heport 10 Hny..

WAsHiSGroN, April "A The Louisiana
Co 100. sion have returned L. Washington.
They speak ia warm terms Of the kind manner
ia which they were received at New Orleans 10y
both parties. ana appear to be- perfectly satis-
ned with the result of their mission. The COM
mission visited the Executive Mansion at
O'Clock to-day. durin., the session of the Cab
inc Business was suspended. and there was
an Informal conversation between them and the
Cabinet respecting their mission. The Com
missiuners furnished the Pr sid-nt with final
report of their proceedings. He r~turned
thanks for the -ni -iaNury manner in which
t.y hai disc hurer' th'ir 'iI'fes.
tanned to- iuy, W D h' ilIl out ~ tn" secret s.r-
vice fund. Ful> fund Is drawn upon hy IN"
President without tn" prndu Of any
Nou her. The commission has been accom-
panied hy one oi The 80, ut- 'n plny.l out of the
iun !. WHO has met t'-rrN pHu-t- uf the sNWnls-
SION ps th"v arose II will he remembered that
Grant payments out ni this fund to Davenport
were severely crltlfl-ei year asO during "A
tuLgro- iuunl invest CATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
TIE END OF BAY0NET RULE.
The Withdrawal Followed Ny n salute Of One
Hundred Gums nnd ~ Liberal Dispiay of
Bunting Judge Spnfurd Elected senator.


Nrw ORLEANS, April A.-As the Cathedral
clock struck twelve to-day "a detachment Of the
Inrd Infantry. unijr command oi Lieut.. Col.
J. II. Brooke. marched out of the Orleans Hotel
passed up Charircs street 10 st. Louis street
and out st. Louis street to the river
whcrc they embarked on steamboat for
the bnrra Ks. About ono hundred mcn
from other regiments assembled on tho
opposite side of the street in front Of the Or
leans Hotel to see their comrades move. When
the infantry band began TO play. Il few hundred
persons gathered on the streets nlong the line
Of march. bu, there was not the slightest dem
onstrntion of any kind. On the galleries Of
the Orleans anl ST. Louis Hotels stood few OF
the adhcrcnts Of Gov. Packard looking at the
movements Of the troops and the people in the
streets below
This afternoon 100 guns wcrc fired and libc-
raj display Of flags was made in honor of the
withdrawal of the troops from the State House.
The following was scnt this afternoon
iir'geu'stsns nrr,srs'sr,o oE NV Ggtr
H. ~ y = Drum t~.'s.nl ~ ,Gs1, t5ic'g', ~
vaq g A at dn S '% a 'oI and !" prSssca rSi, S
H. mmo,n Vicinity ~ h ssi Ii,. s on" ,ba u hs. =. I'm IN
occupied ht The Uo- daring ihe past year, aui not once
dnrim That ume have the troops occupied tho STATE
Bra Gen. Commanding
The Legislature to-day elected Judge Spot
fori United Stat = senator in Joint SsiOn.
Mr.. Jonas put in Nomination II. VI. SpOlfOrd
~ the choice of the Demo rate eau 'us.
S.nntnr Allaine. on hohnlf of his constituents.
said h" seconded the nomination. He had bcen
asked not to vote. but he hoped the Republicans
would not adopt such "A suicidal policy. He
trusted the krpublitans would cast their votes
for the nOmlnrr. 80 taat he could gO to the
United States Senate as the representative. not
of ono party. but OF the who people.
MIR. Stewart of Trnsas also advised his Re-
publican friends to support Judge Spofford.
Mr. Hahn said that he would like 10 vote for n
Republican " there was any chance OF rlecting
one, but ~ there wi- MT he would cast his vote
for Judge Sporord. lIe culo,;iz ID the ability oi
the nominee. and referred 10 his brilliant record
On the supreme Ben N.
Gov. Marmoth said that the Republican party
was now d.sbanIcd. and there was only one
party
Thevl'e wis then taken. and was as follows:
Spo1ord. 10. Witt. blank. l2-total 1873.
y Nu,c~-urv To- rhul'r. II.
MEMPHIS. Aprl IA salute OF thiriy-cight
guns Tor IA" restored Cnlon WIS fired ut four
O'clock this aft arnuNn. followed hy a Prrsidrn-
tal -hlut. oi wrnty-oHr guns. IN-tonicdcrate
Hui rN-InIOn soldiers part ipni'd in tlr dem
un-trttion. Tao national oo.or- were raised on
-" hlun ~ front of thr 'lty Vrrlpoklns the
Father oi Il RS during thr iiring, and "A hnni
WtS IN uti % lam" ulay lns Han Columbia
und other national airs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
4 oyESTION or JJRIsDICTTON
nj; About Collision of Barges tSs
Delaware and RarItnn Cnnai.

WASHINGTON. Arril 2i-The supreme Court
to-day heard the pcut"n o the Philadelphia steam Fro
Iecr Company Tor writ Of prohibition the District
Court for the Eastern District OF New York prevent
further proceeding m admiralty in of collision be
tween the hnrgcs E-trlc sri Monitor on the Delaware
nnd hariian 'Ana Win liz, wholly within the limits u
New jersey The ground ni th- petition L. that. the col
h-on heng IN this canal Court pf Admiralty has iu
risdlc cuun The argument maintains that the waters bo
long Ia the State oi New Jer-N. and that although
gable. they are in no rtusc Water u the United states
ON the other hand n l. cunieft That the Court viii
gard such highway OF commerce this great ,nal
being within the admiralty juri-iicon and affirm the
principle that navi-lie waters whatever charaelA lAT
.t44u tl4t jurisdiction.
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\ Vote Agaln., Irish Home Rul..

LONDON April 2i In the House Of Commons
ionshi Mr shaw IA, nbcr lsr the County Cork. moved
Tor the appointment of select committee inquire into
tIc mhilrY eNcni. AMI grounds OF the demand made W
10 ir. leniit rr tnraiu ui The iri.h Parliament
Aitr hrat'i debate Tie motion vi, regretted hl vuts
oi ~ nf.
The Marquis of Harrington ana .srs fawcott and
Forster toHuirl wifh the tiuyrffm.nt ~ .cr.
pr --i- te most unqualified oppo-itNn 10 home rule IN
lrpit tud.
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Duum the nrwSho> e. tlr Long I-lnnl
hnlwh. was -.rt to hi, hour lu ltohlurs Mac yr,.
piH' u. carried lrit,i l0m o.. ,ni.luct'r-o of ullt
rHi a.e - D0nil tors o oVrr rnlr ad. over which hc
mutt iu-- ." ilkr care lam H, hrr ht. uird iu i-
iINrf' n Nrfs' abs lrOfl lIu. lut hf- mother aul
s.-i'r, ,tr ninr, Hd ot'unNl 40 his hciis tnuii llr
tN ff-'tN h,- d Ft 90 -l- hoinr ~ the ui-l NraNa
f. f'.iNr- It's 'if Hri0n, saN, however. ihHt hr
wI iuny irlulu tu hl, ud Jos, un Ne tllu hoio.e
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WAsHINGroN. April Ill Al the Cabinet meet
in- TO lHl Wn Wa. short Duration oi,crcnrr was
mn'r tn tic irN. lcNfrt session 90 tnn.lr,- ltl.ui
ltuni' unt thr day ril-lullN dD--natrd nniHcN rIr
iih f Iun. wli lH ttl-Ni 10 !. supposed t MO. "a
mhuou Wl4 De i,,Ap4 l,iNg, tlr cnl ul ilic NtcA