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La crónica., 1877-10-13
GRAN -DIRECTORIO.
INFORMES DE UTILIDAD PARA Los
LECToRES DE LA CR0NIcA.
NACIONAL


Presidente, Rutherford B. Hayes,
de Ohio, salario
vice-Presidente, William A.
Wheeler,de Nueva York, salario. 5000
GABINETE.
Secretariu de Estado, William NJ.
Eyerts, de Nueva York salario- 5000
Secretario del Tescro, John Sher-
man, de 5000
Secretario de la Guerra, Richard
w. Thompson, de Ind salario... 5000
Secretario de Marina, Charles De-
vens, de Mass, salario ......... 5000
del Interior, Carl Schurs
de Missouri, salario 5000
administrator General de- Correos,
David McKendreekey, de Ten. 5000
P%rocurador General, George w.
McCrary, de Iowa, salario......... 5000
Ministries AMIRIcANos EN- Ell ExTRANJERo
Nombrados.
Republlca Argentina, Thomas o.
Osborn, de Illinois 49,. ........~... 1874
Brazil, James Il. Partridge, Md. 1871
Centre America, Geo. Williamson, La. 1879
Chile, Cornelius A Logan, Kan...-.. 1873
Francia, Elihu B. Washborne, ILL.,. 1869
Italia, George p. Marsh, Vt.......... 1851
MEXICO, John w. Foster, Ind..-..... 1873
Para y Uruguay John c Caldwell, Me. 1875
Peru, Richard Gibbs, N. Y."....~... 1875
Portugal, Benjamin Moran, Pa 1874
Suiza, Geo. A. Schneider, ul...... 1877
Venezuela, Thomas Russell, Mass. 1894
Ministries ExTRANJERos EN- Los EsTADos
UNIDOS.
Republica Argentina. Manuel r. Garcia
Brazil ...-.-....A. p. de Carvalho Borges
Centre America ...".."... Vicente Dardon
Zenteno
Bartholdi
Italia ..... Baron Albert Blanc
Mejico----...--..-.... Ignacio Mariscal
Fara y Neutrality-suspicious. Machain
Perd.-.-. ....."..-.. .-....M Manuel Frayre
Poitugsl....-.-."..-Baron de Santa Anna
Espana....Antonio Mantilla de los Rios
Nenezuela--".."--.Juan b. DIlla Costa
La crónica., 1877-10-13

Camara de Concrete.
y. LAZARD, Presidente,
W. ]. BRODRICK, 8. B. CASWEEL,
S~ecretario, Tesorero,
NJ. ]. NEWARK, EUGENE MEYER,
JOHN @. DOWNEY, J. DE B. SHORE,
r. NJ. WIDNEY, /. W. LORD.
E. f. HEWITT, II. d. BARROWS.
La crónica., 1877-10-13

"COnservar al poivo de mostaza todas
sus propiedades, obtener N pocos instan-
ties con facilidad IN efecto decisive con la
menor cantidad possible de medicamento,
be ahf los problemas que NJ. RIGOLLOT
ha resuelto de la manera mas acertada.,i
"a. Bouchardat, Anuarlo de Terapeutfca,
a0o 1851
La crónica., 1877-10-13
DIPLOMA

P @"A1t-"a'N aIAs 70 10
Adoptado por los Hospitales de
Paris, las Ambulancias y Hos
pitales Militares, la Marina
Nacional Francesa y ia
Marina Real Inglesa,
Etc,, Etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-24
FARM FOR SALE !

CITUATED in the town OF Manchester, three
- mile. from Augusta and Hallowel; said iarm
consist, OF llly.one acres of good easy land cuts
Nenty tons Of hay; also, his one. hundred
pear, cherry and plum trees. all IN thrifty
condition.; some three acres of wood; house
er.ailing water one rod from door, barn 30x7o, all
capboa ded and finished; granery and hen bous G
l2xt0 feet blacksmith shop l2xl6 feet, This faI m
will be sOhi II applied for soon with the crops all
in; also stock aud farming tools with or without
firm. Address, or inquire OF l. l.. PIERCE, on
the premises, Manchester, Me. l4w22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
By +. A. kerby, Auctioneer,

No, 6O King street, AleXan Qrla, va
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue Of
~ DEGREES OF tho Corporation Court for the
city OF Alexandria, Va, rendered at Its Septem-
ber term, 1877, in ,hs chancery causes OF John
Saunders va. Emmanuel Francis and wife ct ais,
and j ohm Saunders vs.. VIM. d. Edison ct ais,
pending thoroin, tho subscriber. as commissioner
of salo under the said DEGREES. will offer for sale
10y public auction, on SATURDAY, the 29!h
day Of September, 1871 st - H., in front Of the
Market Building on Royal street. in the city of
Alexandria, Va, the following described prop
i. A LOT OF GROUND. with FRAME
TENEMENT thereon. situated on the cast side
Of St. Assph, between Wolfe and Duke streets,
in the sad city Of Alexandria, III front 70 fae!
inches and in depth 100 feet.
9 A LOT OF GROUND, With BRICK
TENEMENT thereon, situated on the west side
of Fairfax, between Wolfe and Wilkes streets,
in the said city Of Alexandria. in front 20 feet,
and in depth 100 feet moro or less, to Webster's 3
line.
3. TWO WE'LL SECU RE D RE N L
CHARGES, ono for SIS and one Tor SIT, both
payable annually.
Terms Of Sale: One third Of tho purchase
money in cash, ard the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months from the
;sy Of sale, with interest; the deferred payments
to bo secured By tho notes Of the purchasers,
with approved security, and tho retention of the
ttlo to tho property until they are paid.
ALBERT STUART,
son 1j-eotd Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
by Green & Wise,

Gkeal Estate Agents anL Auctioneers.l
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
y by virtue { two decrees-ono OF the Circuit
Court lor tho city Of Aloxandris, Va, and one
Of the Corpora.i On Court for SAID oity-tEe un~
dersigaed Is authorized to sell by public auction
or at private sale. the following property, to wit:
A lot OF GROUND, situated on the west
side OF Royal street, between King and Prince.
beginning "a feet to the northwsrd of Prince st.,
vt tho north line of an alley 6 feet wide; thence
uorthwardly parallel TO Royal street and bind.
ing thereon 10 f,st inches thence westwar rdly
parallel TO Prince street l05 feet 6 inches to
Harlow's line also the LOT adjoining on the
north, beginning 1l3 feet inches to the north
ward of Prince street.; ths snce north wardly par
allel to Royal street and binding thereon ]9 feet
4! inches to All all feet wids and 40 feet deep,
and running back l05 feet e inches to Harlow's
lino
Ihs above lots will be offered for sale by pub
lie auction on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of
October, 1877, at II O'clock m., in front Of the
entrance 10 the Court room. on Fairfax street, If
nol sold privately before that time.
Terms Of Sale: One tenth Of thu purchase
money in hand on the day of sale and the resi-
lue in three equal insts!ments at 6. II and IS
months, with interest from the day Of sale; the
bonds Of the purchaser to be given, with secur-
itv, and the title to be retained until the pur-
chase money is fully paid.
". ARTHUR TAYLOR
SOD l5-2awLs Comm'r. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

SCHOOL REQUISITES,
And GYorything sppertsining to School on1nt
for sale st
H'RENCIi'S, 9S KING STR u: E.1
Alexandria, Virginia.
Just received q largest assortment OF all lae
hooks used in the public schools Of Virginia. tor
sale at prices fixed by tke State Board Of Educs-
ton. Price lists sent on application.
A full stock Of Blank Books, from the largest
Ledgers and Journals down to the smallest Pass
Book; Composition Books. Check Books on all
the banks Of tho city; hundred thousand as.
sorted Envolopos;. Z well-selected stock =, OF
French and Irish Linen Note Papers with En-
velopes to match; Mourning Papers and Enye-
lopes; large assortment OF Ameriean Letter,
Legal Cap, Fools.cap, Note Paper, Flat Letter
Flat Cap, Folio Post, Lotter Heads, Bill Heads,
Printers Blanks and Cards. Bristol Board, all
sizes; Gold and Silver Paper, plain and figured ;
Papeteries, all sizes, styles and colors; P!symg'
cards, Visiting Cards and sthoussnd other choice
articles usually classed undes tho head OF sta
tionery. Miscellaneous Books of tnc assort'
ment History, Biography, Trayr:s, new Juvenile
Books; Bibles and Prayer Books in grta! Varl-
oty. Constantly receiving new Books
Books and stationery mailed to any part OF
the country ct lowest rates.
Owing 10 the new postal laW increasing Inc
postaa oa rackages Of merchandise from nall
cent to ono cent per ounce, the price OF lot NO:
l, five quires, noto paper, prepaid, Will Do o.,
cents; lot No 3, 50 cents lot No. 3, 50 CENTS OF
No. 4, 50 cents and 81. French quadrllle same
price. [sep 81 GEO. e. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
AUCTION SALES.

ssYrrHE POLLARD TRACT" CONTAIN
l. ING oSI ACRES, ROOD AND 20
POLES, IN LOWER FAUQUIER. ATPUB.
Lie AUCTION--By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed to mo by William L. Lowrey, dated
lime 27th. 1876, ard recorded in the Clerks Of
Ijno of the County Court of Fauquier county,
will offer for sale BY public auction, at the front
door ofiho Court House, in the town Ct War
renton, on MONDAY, the 22d day of October,
1877, Chat being the frat day of the County
Court the tract of land in said deed mentioned,
called THE POLLARD TRACT" containing
Isl a., =. and 20 D., be the same more or less
This land lies in lower Fauquier, and is espe-
cialy valuable on account OF the gold mine sit.
usls thereon and is part of the real estate Of
which Robert Embrey died seized.
Terms of Sa(e-Cash,
N. B.-Sollng as trustee l will convey only
such .itlo rs is vested in ME by the deed afore-
said. H. TAYLOR SCOTT, Trustree, &c.
Fauquier county, sep 24-eots
H.RUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Il trust from o. W. Yundt, dated the 18th day
of December. 1876 and Of record in liber No. =,
page JAG, Of The land records OF Alexandria city,
tho udersigLcd, trustee therein named, at theIe-
quest Of tho rarty thereby secured, will expose
to sale at public auction. on TUESDAY, the ID
OF October, 1877, st II M, in front of the Market
Building, on Fairfax street. tho following de-
scribod property to wit:-THREE HORSES,
TWO SINGLE WAGONS, ONE DOUBLE
WAGON, ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS.,
and TWO SETS SINGLE HARNESS.
Terms CT sale-Caah.
sep:2-ts CHAS. Il. STUART. Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

CONSUMPTION OF OPIUM IL THE UNITED
STATES. s.-Asa an exaggerated statement relative
to the auuuaI consumption Of opium by The
Chinese iu tie Pacific States has Obtained q
wide circulation, the Chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics furnishes the following official figures:
Opium, prepared for smoking, imported lnto
the United States during the fiscal year 1877
land On which q duty of Sc per pound was
paid) amounted 10 i7,42S pounds, casting at
the port Of shipment 1902 2G62. of which 49,
6l5 pounds, costing S494 ,256, came into San
Francisco. During the preceding three years
the average value OF opium Tor smoking, which
entered into consumption IN the United States,
was little less than 5000, 900 per aonunl. The
addition of duty and freight will largely Increase
the cost of this article, which will not exceed
$1,000 900 year. The cos! to CONSUMERS at
retail will, however, considerable exceed that
aim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Mr.. JOHN HARGRovE went to 'preach!ng"
at a country church in Tennessee one night not
long ago, and during tho services some boys put
a parcel of pebbles uuder his saddle, and wait
ed to see the fun. A correspondent of the Co.
lumbia Herald and Mail gives the result thus:
'Johu weighs something over two hundred
pounds, and when he settled 10 the saddle on
the rocks his horse got right up in the air and
waved his tail around like bunch Of chewed
rope, and kicked every way for Sunday. John
crawlcd over bis head and Jared things heavy
when he got down. Well, boys will be boys,
but this putting of rocks under the saddles OF
people weighing over two hundred pounds is
sort of boy that will have to be worn out against
the ground number Of tunes before no will
see fever delights in deviltry than in early
charlottesville C0urir..IoHnai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

TIE Court OF ST.. JAMES THAT aiisocrat
among Ministers PIen; ;potentiary, lll5 Excel
lencg Edwards picrrcpani, mag not long repre-
sent the Unieh States at the Court oi Si.
James. The President Of the United States
has not unnatu:aI!y arrived Q! the CONCLUSION
that MIR. picrreponl had batter como hume.
The visit of General Grant has clused az much
bluuderlps on the part Of the q. S. Minister as
any predecessor vas chargeabc with. That
Minister has cot much clearer notioDs than bis
predecessor OF the official character which he
has To uphold, and has shown himself unaware
of tue fact that he is always 40 official person
age. believe that bis successo: will be one OF
the few thorough and cstimabIe gentlemen who
have recently played On important part 'n nno'
io life in the Uoted States.-LOndon World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

A CARD.-Circumstanc rendering it de-.
II sirable that should locate in Baltimore, I
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE E in
Alexandria to DIR. D. N. RUST. BE has been
or so many years associated with me as to need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. I cordially commend HIM.
to the favor of my friends and patients, as we'll
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for him the practice with which, for so
long, have been favored
JAMES B. HODGkIN.
Alexandria, Va, mar loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

yrRUSTEE'S SALEoF VALUABLER REAL
l. ESTATE-By virtue Of two deeds of trust
from Jonsthsn d. Crocker and wife, the tirst
dated the 9th day Of January, 1876, recorded
amongst tho land records Of Fairfax county,
liber L, No T. folio 2l2; the other dated the
18th day Of December, 1876, recorded in liber
u, No. d, folio $685. for the purposes Ia said
deeds of trust mentioned, I shall expose to sale
by public auction, at Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1877, that
being Court day, tho TRACT OF LAND in
said deeds described, now occupied by said
Crocker containing 1873 acres, moro or less.
Said tract of land adjoins the farms of Albert
Peacock and othors; is about |! miles above
Langley, on the county road leading to LeWlns.
Vile, and is woll situated for q dairy or market
farm. The buildings consist OF a comfortable
FRAME DWELLING and out-buildings.
Terms Of Sale: One third of the purchase
money to bo paid in hand on the day Of sale;
the residue TO be paid in six and twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, and with per-
sonal security; the title TO be retained until the
deferred payments aro made. POSSESSION to DO
given on tho lst day Of January next.
The above sale will be made subject to the fol-
lowing deeds Of trust Ore in favor Of Albert
Peacock for the sum of STA, with interest from
the 18th day Of August 1874; the other to secure
Jonathan Mpgsrity the sum of $40O-both of
which deeds are recorded smongst tho land re-
cords of Fairfax county. Sale to take place hs.
tweon II and O'clock.
VIM. w. KIRBY, Trustee.
Fairfax county, sep ltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
9A1&fau0rIa WaztttR
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTR. 25.

THE FEAST or SAUsAaEs Nov that the
Warm mouths are past and autumn IS upon US
it is but natural that sports and festivities suit
able to this time Of the year should be entered
into with real enjoyment Under the head OF
festivities comes the feast Of sausages, or, as
the Germans would say, "the Feast Of Durck-
heimer," which began yesterday at Harmony
Hall, 10 Forsyth street, which is gaSly decorat'
ed with flags and banners OF every description,
and will last for three consecutive days. The
origin of the above mentioned feast was caused
by gathering of merchants from different parts
of Germany who copgregated at Durckhclmer
to offer 10 The inhabitants such goods as thtY
could not purchase at home. The hrst festival
was opened on St. Alichael's Sunday, this day
being considered the first day OF autumn, when
sausages and Rhine wine are first made; hence
the festival derives It's name. Sometimes as
many as $4,000 Germans assemble on this oc.
casicp, and 10 satisfy tue cravings OF the inner
man immense dishes Of sausages aud baskets OF
Durckheimer Rhine vine are distributed freely
among the guests One OF the principal tca'
lures will be danclDg in native costume by both
sexes aud the eating of saussges in every style
IMAGINABLE The people come from nearby
places such as Heidelberg, Mayonce, Manhelm-
er and many other we'll known places in Ger,
many, and when gathered together tako SPECIAL
delight 10 relating old tales in connection With
the castle ruius and monuments on the Thine
and the noted vineyards pear by Wachenhel!;:.
Torst, Dedcsheimer aud Ungsteiu. The festl,
val will be at its height this atterGoon, When
thousands will be enjoying It's pleasures "hli"
imbibiug The favorte old "DartkAcl'n@r ---
Sun1oV's -Ncw York. UcyuM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

HIKING STKEET.
HEADQUARTERS FREDERICKSBURG
IL WOOLEN GOODS.
JOHN =; TAChETT. Msnufacturer
These Celebrated Goods are the Best Made
in ths State OF Virginia.
Wednesday, September 18th, 1871.
Having been fortunate in securing the services
of Mr.. John F. Tsckett IS Book-keeper and
Salesman, We intond keeping full lines OF all his
try merchants as well as to consumers at such
prices as will secure brisk and heavy trade
We receive and place on saio to-day large in
voice of these splendid goods. Call and exam
inc them. ID. Il. BRASHEAR,
John F. Taokott. sep III Alozandrla, Va.
STARTLING dPn2sE$A ANR sTRANaE DzvEL
The whole business community was thrown
into state OF violent excitement and agitation
this morning by the discovery that
D. BENDHEIM,
AT HIS PALACE DRY GOODS STORE,
No. liz King street,
Was "''0 WoTDERFUfk NHS SeUT IsISf 81 sAGRfFfCE,
for no other resson than to keep his stock NOV
ing. Being interviewed, this strange event was
only augmented by the fact that he intends 10
completely revolutiouize the Dry Goods trade
in Alexandria as regards prices, &c.
DOWN WITH YOUR PRICES
Best Calico SIC; Orgsudl Lawn lie; yard
wide Linen for dresses l9c; Dress Goods, plaid
or striped. l0c; Grenadines at your own prices !;
Parasols from G0c TO SIS; Caseimeres, all wool.
5Oc 100 yards Spool Silk &c; q good paper of
Pins &c; hno White Spread 81 25; best Shirt
good Ladies' Gau2e Vest for 45c; also large
stock Of Gents Underwear, which we will sell
at bottom figures good Linen Crash 7c per I'D !;
| also large line of Ladies' Linen Suits, which
will be sold at the lowest prices before carrying
| over. a call is all no asks. jy6
The daily gazette., 1877-03-16

GOOD BYE TRAMPs.- Since the erection
of the new addition to the City Hall, the
number of dodgers and tramps has been
much larger, owing perhaps to the com.
Portable quarters that is assigned them,
than when they were obliged to lodge in
room in the hall with brick floor
The rooms occupied by the tramps are
directly back of the Council Chamber
and within the past few weeks the mem
bers of Council discovered that the room
was full of vermin. A resolution intro
duced by Mr. Windle two weeks ago to
have the Council Chamber, and cells
cleansed has been carried into effect, as
well as can be done but a gr eat amount
of vermin still remains. In conversation
with a GAZETTE reporter that gentleman
last evening stated that the only
way to get clear OF the vermin was to
stop the tramps from lodging in the
rooms spoken of, and he had no doubt
that at the next meeting of Council a
resolution would be introduced to that
effect. If such q resolution is introduced
and passed, the city woHld soon be clear
of tramps as they will not stay where
they cannot get lodging.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-16
i. II. i. -.

THE TWBNTY-THIRD ANNIvERSARY---A
PLEASANT PROGRAMME WELL REM
DERED--wESLEYAN COLLEGE GIRLS.
The audience room of the Wesleyan
Female College was crowded last night
by a highly select and cultivated audi
ence, composed principally of pretty la
dies and ugly gentlemen, who had assem-
bled to witness the celebration OF the
Twenty-third Anniversary of the L. r.
l. S. Society. President, Miss Mary Il.
Whitaker, of Havre deGrace, Nd; Sec
retary, Miss Jennie B. Biggs, SJmmitt
Bridge, Del.
The excellent programme, which was
well rendered, commenced with an over
ture-"De POpera Otello," very credita-
bly, performed by Misses Hattie Dyson
and Lila f. Hopkins. Rev. j. Z. Smith
then offered feryent and impressive
prayer. That gleefnl body known as the
"Glee Glass" then rendered charming
chorus by Glover, known as emusic on
the Waves" Miss Clara G. Orrnsby, of
Philadelphia, Pa, sang " Esmeralda" in
beautiful and pleasing manner.
+ The fair Secretary then read the report
of the Society. This brought to light the
facts that though the Society had been in
existence twenty-three years; it was at
the present time in much more thriving
condition than it had ever been. AS fast
as the ranks were diminished by students
graduating they were reinforced by 9th
ers of the senior classes. The Society was
very instrumental in elevating and culti-
vating the minds of the members. The
library of the Society was the largest in
the College, and composed of between
six and seven hundred volumes, all the
works of the standard authors of the day.
After the Secretary's report there was
select reading of "Leaves from Leo
ture Book" by Miss Leila G. Whitaker,
and an instrumental solo by Miss Dyson,
The next on the programme was an es-
say, "Who are Brave" by Miss Mary
Deshler, of Allentown, Pa. Miss Addie
Lockwood then sang the "Enchantment
Waltz" and Miss Hopkins delivered an
excellent recitation of Mrs. Browing's
noted poem, Mother and Poet"
"The Sailor Sighs," was compliment
tary vocal duet by Miss Ormsby and Mr..
Rhoads, after the singing of which, Miss
q very thoughtful and instructive essay
upon the "Rislz of Thinking"
Miss Mary Deshler next played an in
strumental solo, by Mills, entitled Bar
carolle," upon the piano. Then
a maiden made for kisses,
With bright eyes and waving tresses,
Read in silVer-tones of sweetness,
OF the happy days of yore.
Read so gay--with such completeness,
We called her back before she could
even leave the floor.
An organ and piano duet was pleasing.
ly performed by Misses Ormsby and Desh-
Ter, and the exercises of the evening
closed enjoyably by the singing of the
chorus, "Hark, Harkl How Sweetly,"
by the Glee Glass. -N
The daily gazette., 1877-03-16
Attempted Suicide.
A YOUNG LADY CROSSED IN LOVE ENDEAv
oRs TO TAKE HER LIFE.

A YOUNG LADY CROSSED IN LOVE ENDEAv-
oRs TO TAKE HER LIFE.
For some time past young lady resid-
ing in Sixth street between Spruce
and Church, has been receiving the at
tention of young man in this city Ev-
erything went along smoothly until few
DAYS ago when she noticed coldness to-
ward her, on the part of the young man.
She demanded an explanation of his con-
duct and after several attempts he finally
told her.that his family were opposed to
him wedding her, but that it did not
make any difference to him as he would
not wed any one else. This statement
on his part had the desired effect, and
everything went along smoothly until
four or five days ago, when she was
shown letter written to him by another
lady. This altered the case, and last
Wednesday evening, she procured dose
of laudanum, and yesterday morning just
before starting to the store at the corner
of Seventh and Pine streets, where she is
employed as a seamstress, she drank it.
After she arrived at the store the pro-
prietor noticed that she looked rather
haggard, and upon him asking her what
was the matter, she replied that she felt
unwell, ,Eand laid down on the lounge and
apparently went TO sleep. About half an
hour afterwards when they attempted to
awake her it was found impossible to do
so. DR.. Kirchner was sent for, and ad-
ministered antidotes and by persistent
pinching and shaking and rolling they
kept her from going entirely asleep,
which would have proven fatal. The
young lady is now out of danger, and is
slowly recovering from the effects OF the
The daily gazette., 1877-03-16

OBITUARY.-Captain Macklem who
as noticed in yesterdays GAZETTE as
lying dangerously i'll at the City Hos.
pital, died just before noon yesterday
Mr.. Macklem was well and fovorably
known in this city, having been pro-
prietor of the Monitor House, No. Il
f. Second street. for q number of
years. During the war he was Cap
tain of Co. r. 1st Delaware Regiments
He was also a member of several of
lodges in this city. His death was
caused by pulmonary disease.
1t is not definately known when his
funeral will take place, or from what
place.