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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

Governor Nichols, OF Louisiana, has signed
tho warrants for the execution of six murderers
at DonadsonvilIe on the 18th inst. Between the
yellow fever and hanging the population of
of Louisiana will bo considerably depleted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

The New York Herald wants to know if
there is no way to suppress the Potter com
mittee Send it to New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

Ho is fool We mean the man who lets
his baby cry all night in the arms Of its mother
and does not sleep a week, when DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will quiet the baby relieving its
pain; bottle costing only 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

A strict quarantine has been estaIl! nnss Of 81
,ho ro,Irosd togos Of Texas, for the purpuTO o,u.
Gu,ing the prevalence OF yellow lever slofS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

EAST HAMPTON, j.. l., Aug. 5.Iihe steam
er Blackstone, from Baltimore Tor lfo'laerp' ,,
went ashore opposite Amagahsc't during ~
She lies easy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05
Foreign News.

MADRID, August 5.-~Qucca Chrisi'ua
widow Of Ferdinand VII, aud grandmother
of Alfonso XII, present King Of Spain, j.
dangerously ILL.,.
LONDON, August 5.--rhc Coluclbian C..
lege crew sailed ia The steamer City Of Br,!u
from Liverpool. on the lst instant. Tor Nav
York. They took away with them the visitor,
challenge cue won at the Henley regatta.
LONDON, August Sit is reportcdat Eienna
that an Instruction at Mostar Herzegovina il
fomented by The Montencgrins aud will be like
~ to lead to serious APPLICATIONS with Austria
1t is said that the state Of affairs at Moslar is
worse than at Scrajevo, the capital OF Bosnia;
that the Governor aod Mufi have been a ,sas
siuated. The whole population are IN arm.
and the Mussulmans from tie surrounding
country arc hocking in to joio the insurgents.
LONDON, August 5.--The Williams and
Guon steamer Nevada which sailed from
Liverpool, August g, for New York, has put
back in consc Qucnce Of an accident to her ma
chinery.
A correspondent Of the London Daily News
in Cyprus, reports that fever is prevalent n
Nicosia 90 the uorthcrp side Of the Island and
that seventeen men aud two officers Out OF q
detachment OF one hundred and twenty Stationed
there have been attacked by the disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

A disturbance occurred at the Potomac r" II,
wharf, last night which required Inc ol[t'b be-
inc D Washinetonians we're taken in cha W. G'
t tbs s.oomboat authorities and carried to was"
iogtOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

Gen. Butler is opposed 10 third term for
Gan. Grant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

Mathew Lee, an Indian tramp, has been
arrested charged with being accessory to the
murder of officer Smith 10 New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

MISS ANDERSON TIE ACTRESS. -miss Mary
Anderson, the actress, arrived at New York,
from Europe, on Saturday, Oh the steamship
Montreal. She returns in perfect health and
a thoroughly equipped wardrobe, having had
all dresses mado up under the direction Of the
ocstumer of the Theatre Franchise. Miss An.
derson, On being interviewed in regard to her
rumored marriage to Lieutenant Fremont,
laughed heartily. Why" she said, II never
knew anything about it until / got in the City
of Montreal to come home. Then gentleman
showed me newspaper containing the report.
Why, never heard of Lieutenant Fremont
Who is he?" She was told, and then added
"All nv friends knew, of course, that it wasn't
true. They know that | don't dream of any
such thing. Oh, there is DO such Danger But
this 10 not the first time. The newspapers mar.
ried me to St. Louis gentleman once, and
the funny part OF il was he used to play 10
meo to my Juliet. The gentleman did marry
a charming little woman, but not me-.
AN UNKNOWN man was run over and killed
on the B. & o. road, near Cumberland, Md,
Yesterday. 10 carpet sack be was carrying
we're five discharges from the Uoited States
regular army, dated August 4, lS4S, Novom-
Der 4, 1858, July 81, 1868, June y, 1871,
and July l3, 1876. indicating twenty i've years
service He was born in Sligo, Ireland, and
was At years old. A letter, dated January |;
1878, addressed to the care OF the Soldiers
Home, Milwaukee, indicated that he had been
there. There was also letter from his sister ID
New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

ANCIENT QUACKERY.--lu small manual,
published by ono Nathaniel Brooks, 10 London,
in the year l6jS there is atnlt enough 10
make tho fortune 81 hal Il dU@,n nos'Iums
vending spectators. 1t il cuItIed, ''iht
Queens Closet Opened; or, The Pearl OF ffac
tlce," and processes to consist # many lDcom-
parable secrets presented to her Majesty by the
most experienced persons, many whereof we've
houorcd with her own practice when she p na5@d
to descend TO these private rCcrcatlCnE IN
invauble collection being edited by Wv. NJ.
"late one Of her Graco Gus Maj.sty's servants.
Foremost OF the budget is 4 recipe for 'ila
"Watcr Of Life" which is not only lnlail!tI"
as tending to increase the duration OF eEIst2Lca
ia the healthy to at least a hundred years, hu.
is also most exc client "in case Of dropsie. pa!
sic, aguo, sweating, spleen. yellow aoi black
iaundioe; it strengthens the Spirits brain. heart,
liver and stomach" 1t consists of brew thai
requires some caro- in It's conc5ctIOD: "Iakt
cinnamon, ginger, angelica seeds, cloves and
nutmegs, each one ounce; little saffron,
stoned rayscUs, ono pound; the lolus and lees
of an old couey the red flesh and the sncws OF
leg OF mutton, four youag chickens, twelve
larks, tho yolks Of twelve eggs, Loaf CT white
bread out iu sops, three ounces OF mlihildatr Of
trces.e, and az mush muscadino as vii! cover
them all. These Ingredients have to b2 d's.
titled with moderate fire. and kept IL
double glass, close stoppcd--a desc being three
spoonfuIs, mingled with ale, beer or wlne.
There is, however. ono receipt to DO found -
this choice little book that just now should
make it worth its weight, not merely in gold,
but the choicest gems that over adorned y mon
srch's crown. Unless it virtues arc csasgera!'
cd. had it been discovered and acted On nearly
twelve months since, and up 10 tho present time
the country mighthavo been saved on cnorm""-
outlay TO say nothing Of tho risklng OF scores .!
noble lives who bravely volunteered to play ~
part Of the good SAmaritans on lh9 dreatiHI
telds of human butchery Of Turkey. |! ="
NJ" is to be relied on, it is by no means nocc''
ssry that those who minister to the rlc!n, 81
gun or eabor should lie on the spot, and IN ma
medisto attendance on the pstient.
By adopting wv. Ms method, the dccioFiAE
may be done at a distance. Tbs wondcrI1!
receipt in question is hcadoi no euro wonh1',
thong h the patient BIO never 30 far on = ana l"c
way of doing it is exceedingly simP'o: All on
has to do take quart Of pura spring Wa;c''
and nut il into como Roman vitrol and lot it d.
solve. Then, if you have any blood OF .H%
wound, either in WOODEN, or linen, or s'lk' pa,
the cloth 90 blooded in some water ana rue !.
once day, and if the wound be not mortal thc
blood will Out; fit DO, it will not ouI let the
patient keep his wound clean, washing, IL WY"
white wine. Whenever you wash the clolh me
marty wounded shall scnslbly lind case. let LILO
Cloth he constantly in the water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

UNEASY LIES THE HEAD. Poor Charles OF
Servia lies 10 constant dread of assassination,
and writer from his capital says ho has be-
come a prisoner of state. He dares not 60
from his palace to the Ministry, fifty yards OF,
without dozen body guards armed to the
teeth. The little palace itself is closed and
barred at 5 o'clock. When he goes abroad ne
does not travel, but flies. He will not sleep
twice. if be can help it, in the same village;
he returns by different roads from which he
sets out; be now rarely ever ventures to 90 to
the cathedral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-05

LIBERIA According to letter Of the
Charleston Is. c. News and Courier's CORES
pondent, who has recently returned from Lii
IBERIA, the annual cost of governing that country.
which has $500 voters, is $l0l,7S2 equal to
$50 for each voter. There are l l6 ofhceh olders,
besides host of magistrates and constables. 1t
cannot be said Liberia pays it's officers exorbl.
taut salaries, judged by the American standard.
The President gets So, 500. and the chiet Justice
5000, while tho treasurer has to content him
self on $1,000. The Legislature absorbs
$4,000. but war expenses are put down at the
moderate figure Of Sl,565.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
CIVIL, NOTES.

In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday,
judge Pratt appointed Henry schutt, Of this city.
ceycr % the property 81 Adoph Poppenhuscu recently
one uf the mana gers Of the Long Island Railway Com
pany.
In the suit of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company against Charles Il. Hamilton, Judgment OF
foreclosure of a mortgage OF 100000 on the Hamilton
Farm, Staten Island WAS entered In Brooklyn yesterday
The suit Of Nelson Clements against Fran
cisco Yturria for the value OF certain cotton. dis
missed by the court below and the supreme Court Cen
erdl Term, has affirmed That Judgment Judge ingalls,,
writing the opinion duds that Clements title arose nom
contract to furnish 20 the Confederate Govern
ment, he being "a citizen ~ NcwNOrk This was Ohyi-
ously against public policy, ana gave no title. the
plaintiff has since become bankrupt which raises other
complications, which Judge Ingalls, finds 1t unnecessary
t. consider.
Miss Minnie CoOncy obtained, yesterday, a
Judgment in her favor in the Marine Court, before
Judge Shea, against Madam Eugrnia Pappcnbeim and
Mr. Charles Adams. According to her complaint, she
was engag ed by Mr.. Freycr singer in the German
Opera Troupe OF the defendants at sos week. and
after Mr. Freycr withdrew the defendants continued
she demanded IL night when RieuA was ON the
bills aud. not being paid. refused 10 sing TIC defence
wa, that she not employed by the defendants. Tho
jury gave her verdict for $3.50 20.
William Nelson, jr, has brought n suit
against the city S55,5OO the balance OF claim for
sewer pipes delivered by him under contract made In
ISL The city claims that the contract irregularly
and fraudulcnty made by William VI. Tweed, then Com
missioner OF Public Works. The trial OF the
opened Yesterday before Judge Van Bruut in Supreme
Court Circuit, to secure its place on the calendar
the plaintiff; Corporation Counsel whitney and Henry
l.. LacOmbe for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
JAu. DELIVERY PREVENTED.

LOring VI. Black was convicted Tor Keeping
n gaming table and was sentenced to six months I'M
piisonmenb and $3.50 fine. He appealed, and the
Supreme Court General Term, has overruled his appeal
An important question arose IN this case. Black
nrcspntcd his executions To his sentence bN
habcas corpus and cerfiorari to Judge Davis who
gt once Ovrrru.cd them. Black then demanded
of Judge Bia his release hail pending
his appeal from Judge DiyS's decision. ana Judge
Brady under section Of the abcas corpus act added TO
il In 1878, admitted him 20 bail.
Dstrct-At Phelps appealed from this decision
as il would, 20 his words " Work general jail
delivery OF all ccnycts able obtain ball. lhe supreme
Court General Term, judge lnga, giving the OPINION
has reversed judge Bfadys decision holding That the
act 1873 does not apply whyc person J. held under
the sentence NJ court Of competent jurisdlcon hhd
adoutiug Judge Ddnicss opinion IN the matter 0t Cos
grove expressing the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
SHIP NEVIS.
PoRT or SEw.YoRK.

PoRT or NETWORK ....................AFgsL 20
CLEARED.
steamship Denmark (BEl Williams. LONDON, r. W J.
steamship Russia CBr Cook Liverpool Charles O. Frases
steamship wyarokc couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond. Od Downioa S'eag.lnp CO ~, -.
Ship orphsus cocr). sehuiken, Antwerp Belgium. rb.-
BARK Mattha, CGer). selberg. London. Hermann Koop
Bark saphir Nor Eadrcsen Queenstown Plymouth Tor
orders, npckmann, Otr.ein Co
Bark Nina fgiia Nor Antonio, Cork, Falmouth or Pig.
Bark Poraro MARITIME iai) oaltos Lisbon. Portugal,
RsrF Evening Star Br) Chick IT, Jugo dc Cuba. wsyaeu
Gre Adra tnr). Zachary. st. John N. H. p T. Nevius a
big RocKland CBrl, Cam, sydney b. Hitton, watson
ARRIVED.
steamship scytha Brl IIanes Liverpool March ~ and
steamship Ah.a lif Hughes Cape Iayi March 2id Port
gcun lOth Colon lit, with mdse and pass 20 PIN Fof.
steamship New York quick New orlcsn. Ami Ia and M.
Btr l7th, with mdse snd pas 70 Bogcri MORAN
S@1 1 S'''1' oastsr ga Ap'A ~ win
steanisbp Regulator Desns Wilmington; y C., April 20.
Steamship Isaao Ben lawrence. Eishmona ana NOriok.
steamship Caucus Berry, Boston. u. y Dimoct
I'm haRasi to James W Eiwc Co AnciorSd Al sandy Hdai
Mss IS dave. Win .ait TO Brett SON CO. Anchored Al
Hafs diGsspre Emmanuel Iis). Dcng Belfast % days
IA ballast order
Iafk Besse of Maitland narymple silloth via Delaware
Break atff 80 d1ya M ballast 10 = Y. whitney Co
Iafk Canada cot Windsor ~ ~. wright thfiruas ~
dave sugar order vessel O lknyiland y PueaeY
marx Kate Mchck tof Tafaxl, frazet. NatsnEas with
sur4r to order. weasel lO j. D. whitney 4 ca.
rg BHlsaalalef New iliyen Hotchkis Trinidad 20 day.
with sugar 90 "a. rfowhridgr's sous.
Brig Bcsaro plnl Pagis Havana II days. 10 ballast 10
RriS nreo Coiu Cardena, days. with sugar to Nose,
Taylor & co., vessel 90 ,. Talbot q Co.
SPOKEN.
ship Oracle Humphreys q days from Iverpo, ior Ph1a
dripna.
WIND sunset-At sandy Hook. fstsh. T.. cloudy A.
City Island. T.: cloudy.
FoREtoN PORTS
LONDON April 23-The Anchor lane steamship AnsirsiA
Can't ItnIt from Sew York April 10 has arrived bore
In. sfeamahu Iar NJ Ion alle m Capt kennrT. from
The steamship Iamfs Gray Br1 Capt White nun fhla
dclphia Aprit For Lynn, arrived there to-day,
Ihr ship 4. IaIaud lnutch Capt ltdiee nom Now
York Apni ~ fOf Rotterdam, has arrived there
on Capt Garrett from Boston April l3 arrived here a.
Lo>p6s April sailed 18Th ut sachen. ior Nea Yoru
-OTiidrrtu Athaua 44d inst. Arrtnrfin Nuru
sernc Hiorson, Johannes Rod. lyman Cann ga inst l.
Arrived at inst slo tn inst. Oas Iittle Harry 9th
saturn capt fUuusen, the latter 40 YIN lfou Jasu
AZ Tsnnrn. Johnson Peggy. Luh
inst. emile Capt Schungcl ga Inst Maryland. Atossi
Brown, Uunil, Hiding Geo. n. Jcukna Marco Polo Capt
Giyagulr Zlnonl INLAND the latter 40 Deal; skufs "a
Dover mamma. A. Ihug1v. tie latter on Isle - Wight,
Crustii,u Pauline Nauual, lrateu Arccco Juno, Capt.
24I inst. Prince iurIrn, Marina urutn Won shack Roy,
Francesca Hernia capt prrsui irahra Byth, she latter
at Il, al. Colombo. capt Del Campo. Ottawa.
Tor iaiurAhtD NGrs. - any, es ftfth fffsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE COURTS.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW CODE

In the suit of the Bowery National Bank
against Abraham Duyer Judge Lawrence decided that
under the new Code when plaintiff desired TO arrest
defendant he must state not only his cause OF action
but also his of arrest in his complaint so that Tue
fury on the trial might pass not only the question OF
the defendants liability in money, but also on those
ouestions which might deprive him OF his liberty even
uncOnnectcd with the which gave tbe rsh 10
n iuda 1nent for money The General Term OF the Su-
pTeme Court Judge ingalls, gyingthe opinion, has over
rucd this decision the basis Of the opinion IN sloane
agt. LivermOre. .-- A..
In the ease Of Sloane against Llyormore raising the
same question 20 the construction OF section 2 on
the new Code Judge Ingalls, giving the opinion OF the
court holds that enttle tue defendant TO MS RELEASE
the complaint must actually negative the ght 70 arrest
and when the cause OF arrest Is distinct nom the cause
of action the complaint the action need not stale tHe
cause of arrest and not negatvng IT, the arrest may DE
unne q afldayts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
THE BAILIYG OF HENRY CLEws.

The grand jury of Chautauqua County in
diccd Henry Clcvs for transaction preceding his fail
ure on which the companaIts had taken part In the
bankruptcy proceedings and had accepted his dividend
The Dsirct-Atorney OF that county issued bench war
rant and Mr. Clews arrested ~ such way that the
first mprc that Mr. Clrws had been kidnapped
Before he removed to Chautauqua County Wit oi
habeas corpus reached BIN and Judge Douohue haird
him. on appeal the supreme Court, General Term,
Judge Davis giving the opinion, holds that rs the Cuui
Of General Sessions az which the Indictment was to be
tried was not IN session hen the arrest made any
Justice ~ the supreme Court IN the STATE bad the rght
10 bail the prisoner. aud arms Judge DOnOhuCs acton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
PARTITION OF A GREAT ESTATE.

Gardner 4. Sage, jr., one OF the heirs to the
Carmansvle estate and grandson OF Richard Carman,
brought a suit to partition what is left Of the estate.
consisting Of tracts Observation-Disclosures and
other streets One Of these tracts includes eight acres
decree In partition made and the property was adj
ycrtiscd for sal, for May L. The executors ~ some ~
the children Mr. swood and the representatives OF
some of the infant grandchildren applied Yesterday 90
Judge Douuhue postpone the sale for or order
actual partition, because OF tie great depression OF
the real estate market. ana for other reasons.
Ambrose Mcneil FOR the plaintiff aud bridge T. Gerry
for Iuceue Cunning, opposed TIE motion. Judge DOno-
hue reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
A DECISION AFFECTING LOTTERIES.

In the suit of Zachariah l.. Simmons against
BENJAMIN wood and others the Supreme Court General
T.rm Judge Brady giving the opinion, has affirmed the
order Of the Court below refusing to open default
taken by the defendants. Tho order below was made on
the ground that the action out ~ an agreement
respecting Kentucky aui Louisiana luttcrie-, ana
though those lotteries lawful In those states, yet
the whole business being unlawful IN this state no &C
tou could he maintained on the agreement. Judge
Grady IN his opinion examines at length cases a
parcnty conflicting with this rule. hut holds that theI
diGcr that public purpose interviewed IN then
while here the Uuly object was private gam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPoOI.-H Steamship Scythih-Nr and
Mr j. C. Ain,worth Miss L. Answorth, Miss D. Answorth
Mss VI. ApuleOeo j. X Appiobeo j. II. Appleboe MT and
Mrs. G. Black. @. Il. Black Mrs BROWNING H. Browning
l. BrOwuing Browning, Miss Buckley, X L. 3utrIWOrthl
r. Cerc Mr. and Mrs W. f. Cobb Mrs X. Coghlan, Mt aud
Mrs. r. Cobb, Mrs Kate Coghan, Mr., ana Mrs
Cowgiu, John COyne, Miss Emma Grove. A. DICK
SON w IL Derdorn J. Dodge Miss ~ ia, Lau'rsn
II. w, Duheld Mr. and Mira. W. A. Dunkefy, 1llss he'
bccca Dunbar James Eccles Miss Josephine y. Iegan,
Miss Winiired Fegan, ID. NJ. Ferguson, A. w Finlay'
taV Gebhard, Mrs. James g. Gregory. w Crimes,
G. H. Hayden Miss IL. NJ Heading, MI and Mrs HeuVelnian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
ELECTROMAGNETIC %.

Supreme COurt-GeReral Iem-By Presiding Judge
Davis aud Judges Brady and DanicsCOwles agt watson
Appeal from judgment dismissed with costs Order donyng
new trial with costs and motion FOR new fal
granted opinion by Daniels j. order Q be settled by Dan
ols People rel Wheeler agt ahOftWrt dismissed,
proceedings affirmed opinion by Brady, j. Connolly agL
bay Judgment reversed, new trial ordered costs 10
abide event opinion by Danes j. RhOner Agt first NG
tiOnal Bank % AlenOwn Palmer agt First National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL-Il Steamship NOnt1nf--J. f. sadding-
ton D. Moore NJ j. BTOphy Rev. W. p tlannelly Rev.
l.. +. SmyJh. Rev y. Smyth, r. McCoum, Mrs Mcclellan.
Mrz Griebe Miss J. Gnebel Miss NJ Guebc j. A. White,
T. b. CoddngtOD, Miss NJ Codlington, g. sherman MTs
sherman r. Goddard Mrs. p N. Goddard, j. Moon, NJ. NJ
perry Mrs r. d. Reilly Capt n. II. Newman, Lieut. J. n.
VersChoye j. SynOus Miss smith, Miss NJ. smith. w. d.
Reilly Miss B. Quinn Mr.. aud Mrs D. MahOney, NJ Devine,
d. Dsyine, L. Johnson, p. Kelly j. II. nm q. Browne
Miss Il Hilton Miss A.. Lees, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rose. Capt
Spry G. MacIntosh Mrs W. Cole. W. Cole, c. Cole Miss
cole Or Tumbley, Lieut. Perkins G.. Jones' W. Nichols
Mrs NJ j. DObey, Rev. j. Caudlin and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
TILE NAVARRO METER REFERENCE.

In the suit of John Baird against the city
1.-THE Navarro water meter suit FOR 100000, Judge
Davis in Supreme Court Chambers. refused to vacato
the order OF reference exJudgc John X Porter The
case had been pending for long time before him. ana
the motion was made the ground that Judge Porter
was Of counsel the Gilbert Elevated Railway suits
and SIR Navarro largely Interested IN that company
The General Term, Judge ingalls, giving the opinion,
holds with Jud . Davis chat the employment OF judge
Porter as counsel IN those suits h not IN itself ground Tor
removal and that being the only ground lie should not
be removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

"Can you tell me where Washington's Monu-
ment Is e. asked rural gentleman in Charles ST. Balti-
more, the Otner day. Just lift your eyes OF the
ground" said the person addressed rather tarty aud
you'll see IT," We'll hev lifted my eyes," said the
rural party, looking bis informant calmly In the face
can don't see nuthin' but daIned old fool"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

had all disappeared. The remains were those OF man
inches high An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
the Jury rendering verdict that he came TO his death y
unknown The bones will be buried to-day W lne
Bergen County POorhOuse At Spring Valley.