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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
News Of tho siSF.

At the last meeting Ct the vestly OF Irlnlly
church, New York, : SUCCESSOR TO the late Key.
DR.. O2ibv, as assistant minister, was elected.
Tie choice fell upon the lev. DR.. Dekovcp,
the distinguished pulpit orator and head OF
the University at Racine, Wis. Although Or.
DeKoveu's name had often been mentioned 10
this connection, 90 Cue had ever Consulted his
wishes, and The notice OF his election sent 10
him last week must ,hcTeiaT!. have been
perfect surprise to han.
The corner stone Of the Bishop Cumnius
Memorial Church reformed EpisoopaD cor
ner OF IIan7ala st. and Carrollton az. Baltimore,
was laid yesterday afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies. By Right Rev. Charles Edward
Cheney, senior bishop of the chuceb. Bishop
Cheney delivered in i0teicsling address.
large cougrf CATION was present.
W. s. O'Brien OF the tcm OIL Flood &
o. Bicn, Of San Francisco, and orc OF the Own
ers OF the BonaDzl Mines, died yesterday a:
| San Rafael, alter lingering illness OF seVera
m5nths lie wasa bachelor. md the value oil
his eai&!r Is estimated at from fifteen to lwentg
millions.
Resolutions have bcen passed in HE Penn
sy!yania House OF Representatives recommend
ing Congress- to aid iu the bailing Of the Tega
| arlllC ii II iNDt!tUCtu aciLE HALL pauS
to afford wIih Tor tbs unemployed.
\ dispatch from potselle saya Daley, en-
pioyetl il The Plank Ridge nires. Shenandoah
was so badly Injured by . Ia!I Of coal TIL
morning that he cann0; recover. Two burglar
last night effected 40 entrance into the house G
Dsnitl Llnlis At Grater's Ford.
William II. Gilmore, Of llcnuiacu, a wei
known New Hampshire editor, died at Hop
kntou, \. IT,, TO day aged 81. He was tn
inventor u! the folding machine.
a duel lock pac, ia Fast St. Louis bctwcc
two negroes yesterday, in which one uE To-
comba:ants was shot and serious y wounded
A sea serpent made lts appearances on Sun
day mornioe last near Grccrs50roush, i'll til
Chrplauk river.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the uomlna
ton Of George l.. Smith to b. Collector 4
Customs at New Orleans.
he two steamers now being fitted up oppc
site Philadelphia are for service in RrsaII, al
no! for Russia, az reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
A Woman sentenced to be Hung.

ATLANTA, GA, May a.-Kate Southern, who
fatally stabbed Miss Cowart in ballroom in
2ickons county. IN ft Of teslously, year or
two ago, wal found guilty Of murder on yester-
day and sentenced to be hanged on June 81.
Miss Cowart danced with Mrs. Southern's hus-
band, and was killed while at his side. Southern
took his wifo's arm, drew his pistol and forced
his way out guarded by restiv es. The couple
captured three months ago. The trial was in
tensely exciting. Mrs Southern had her baby
10 her arms when she was sentenced Her hus.
bands case was continued. An appeal has been
made for stay of sentence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

The Committee % Military Affairs, ct the
House Ct Representatives has agreed 10 report
tayorably tho bill providing for the settlement
IF the claim of the State Ct Virginia Tor ai'
vapo. 8 10 the war IF 1872 The amount Involved
is urally $1,000, 900. This Is both Just ala
equitable claim. The money was advanced. be-
fare the civil war, aud by men who we're not
engaged 10 that war, and if it be returned It
will hcnetit but few who were uhitt actors 10
that war. for most Of them have shared the
fate OF the cause they loved so WE'LL and Child )
inheritance is not forfeited by the attalnder OF
his father We fear, however, that those who
roly upon the present. Congress lcr either JUS
lice OF equity will be sorcSy disappointed. 10
TINT BODY the pubic interest is cntircly lost
sight Of 10 the absorbing desire OF the lndl'
vidusl members to secure Reelection. South
,rp democrats vote almost unanimously against
ali snhsi6irs asked for by tho North, IRE
spcctve Of the merits OF the OF 'clS 10 "nlcn
the sub.iiies arc to b. applied, because
they ioolishy imagine that to vote otherwise
would iuiurc their popularity at home, and
nerlhcro demo erals, aclu.ted By motives CT
q similar character, aud provoked by the
previous refusal of their southero coIlea'
cues to support any mtasurts tor Inc esrecial
advantage Ct their section, vote with almost
equal uranimity against all propositions Tor the
exclusive benefit Of the South or any part OF 1t.
The only exception to this rule was in the 1lver
and barbor BILL 10 which seven millions OF dol
Jars are appropriated upon the sou tickle me
and Ill tickle you principle. Such Con-
g1ess will hardly pass a bill to reimburse 'r'
GINA FIR the money she advanced the govern
ment for the war Of 1872. or one appro'
prating money for the erecton OF college,
William and Mary, the destruction OF Wulc
was reproach upon the American pane, or
even, as was shown today, fer Increasing the
sum for buying seeds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

Some of the sensible colorcd people Of the
South, being aware Of the beneficial effects OF
the whipping post, are engaged 10 an effort 10
hold convention at Charlotte, North Caro-
lioa, for the purpose OF impreSsiog their ideas
Or the several State Legislatures. The expert
cnoe Of all familiar with the system OF punish
ment by stripes goes to prove that beneficial
etfec. would result, to both the criminals and
the communities in which they may be !ouod,
not only by making tho system more general,
but by increasing the number Of crimes sub.
let To H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

A bill was reported n the U. s. House OF
Representatives, yesterday, to regulate inter-
state commerce and prohibit urjast discrml-
uatious by common csrriers. 1t the General
Government is 10 tako possession OF all the
railroads 10 the country, aud run them fur the
accommodation Of the public, without regard
TO The interests Of those whose money built
them, this bill ought to pasa, but, as long as the
roads remain ia possession Of their owners, We
don't exactly sec how The Gcvcrnm aut cao reg
ulatu the charges 90 them with any better
reason than it can thosc Of The express com
palias saga lines. or. in iaot, Of any private
business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

Though the expenditures Of the government
du,ng the last ten months exhibit copsid;r.
able reduction, the falling of in the receipts.
both from customs and internal revenuc-in the
latter alone to the extent Of nearly seven mil.
lions Of dollars shows that this is no time for
appropriating millions for the improvement Of
nnnaVigable streams, az has been done 10 The
River aud llarbor bill lately passed by the
House Of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
Sale of TrottinS stock.

NRwBURG, N. Y, May 5.-Tuo Aldoa God
smith sale of trottng stock principally tho got Of
Volunteer. at Walnut grove, Washingtonville.
yesterday, was largely attended. twenty-five
animals were sold, netting sevan thousand six
from Sis to F ,O25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
AnHSAG.s,aciliC lisiIrOn.

LAWRENCE. KANSAS. May 3.~-yho snu...
meeting Ct the at0ckholdors of the KAnaas.prrl
lie Railway Company was hold III this city Sn:
terdsy. The following gent ctuen were claclr,I
directors Tor the ensuing yc1r: John u. Pcrry.
Robert Z. Csrr, d. NJ. Edgrrton, j. y. rsk'.,
Theodore &. Meier, >. NJ. KdNoIand Dwight
Tredway, Of 81. Louis jag GouiI. a. II
Holmes and Sidney Dillon, Of Ne" T"rL, "nd
Frod. l.. Ames Of Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
More sfOutIS Sold.

New YORK, May 3.-Tho n.on.bcr5 81 tho
Syndicate met this at'.ernvon snd decided e.
take An I'D di!ional S. 90. COO IL per cont bonds
making the total amount taken under the secnni
contract SO OJOUO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
Virginia SeWI.


u,ndoah ValIcy Railroad COMPANY, il Win.
chester Yesterday, Wn. Mines was reelected
president, and ". II. Travers, A. Il. B0teler,
u. Il. Boyca, II. b. Davenport. Ii. b. Hams
berger. j. O. \. Nadenhousoh, Logan Osborn,
David Billmyer, W. d. Smith, AIapn Splitter
and John +. Lowell, directors The president
stated that the directors bad made contract
with John s, Sattcrce & Co., Ct New York,
70 (u;id the main stem from the Potomac
river ct SEephcris!owu, ". Va. aud the
branch connection at Martinsburg ". Va, to
" ayursboro', Augusta county, Va, 90 the
COR piuad and delivered, with all the appoint.
msuis of first class ROAD within three years OF
it's commencement.
The Washlnet0c oolrespoolcut of the Rich
rnond Dispatch saws THE Senate Judiciary
Committee il considering a bill to fix certain
poiors in each State OF his circuit las Richmond
aud Lybchburg, 10 Virginia, Tor example, tor
Judge Bond to bold his Circuit Courts:
Now many OF tic circuit terms have 10 DC held
by district judges, and this reduction will ca
able, it IS claimed. Judge Bond 20 hold them
hlmself. " men the OH comes up 10 me ocnatc
Hena'or ?oons9n VIII n0ge ~ ancnu !. 70 s'ss
tue o!S'fles J1useS elS'l jn'lsu!t'!o': ~ a. "
piOVlde LOT !no 'tla' Vi cNN GlSGs a. nc ;n
anu otn't po'I'' ""e'o '"'H' p'"o VIII
not slV'
w M1S. Ma:y W. Gsree' nas ep p u sI, a.
asi''IE'ou ,"' uIto'o' i.ou, ~, n.;ad -
.; a. Oalleu, 10 THoiI sno was 'na,ttca ~
ciun'Vtt couh'S. ~, Ghn o."'ki? 20. LGn
leIo YEARS le "'S th ,hn hr5
haon svnnn spj tbrnunh har evnr;ons. md
ow;na r. h;s dru,Lcnne % She has bncn freouent.
10 Eroknnmn in bnsj1css.
..Cn,,L., r,,.;o, r,r,. ,Auo.
~ Ua' r. l nU', Vnanos1. rrnt NJ Thas
~ Iooaa ~ i,nn,r Mash d:ssr;ct lost .la vso
sheer apl lambs By lightning. Ten of the
sheer api the lambs we're Instantly killed. AID
we're found lying in q SPACE of nine steps the
oth:r sheen received injuries from which il has
since died.
The Amherst Enterprise SAW The sheriff
has carried Il patients from this cauoy TO the
different insane asy!umg during TIC last three
years, and several were carried by their tilands,
and some have been cured at home, a"d We
understand there arc now Two awaiting f2sml
nation and ADMISSION to inc a'ylum'
The ruptlals OF Dir. Hugh Preston, hou Of
GoI James Preston, OF montgomery c2a1I9'
and Miss carrie DsIu%'n' aau "a VI IT,
"aiu"ii' Huptt'nIcaaItt:, VI no I:'o'n Hu
uas,o 10y r,"sdor ''''''''''' '>'''
'''.'' 'r '""' ~, ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
FRIDAY EVENING.............. .

The Senate WA no! ia session to-day Inc
House was engaged in the further consdera,
lion of the Legislative, Executive aud JHaie'a'
Appropra:ion bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

Mr. e.. II. Vsnderhoot has sold the Old
Commonwealth of Hsrrisonburg to Mesns. j.
X. Sulih add p. Z. Du!any. who will edit and
publish tho paper hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

Jerry Anderson, who was to have been hung
to-day, 10 Maysville, KY, has been respted
10 the 7th Of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

We do not believe in medicine for chiidreu
but We Do believe 10 DR.. Butts Babg Sym,
and assert that 40 family should be without II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

THE LICENSE TAX.--An article IN yesteI-
days Gazette, credited to The Richmond State,
gives bad advice. By following it those oter.
e5tcd might assist materially 10 delaying the
old Commonwealth in getting her just dues, or
save lawyer - cents in paying his SIS license
With COUPON that would cost him but -. GO,
were it not guarded against in section &c Of
the act approved March 9th, 1871 which
provides that any person or persons continuing
the business licensed for the preceding year
or any part thereof, without making appIica
lion for aud renewing their license shall be
charged double the amount of said license. As
all Licenses expired on the 30th day Of April, if
those wishing license wait until some judge is
sues mandamus, they may hava to pay 4
80 dollar coupon, ct its face value, in lieu Of o
Is dollar coupon with y cents tax upon it. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

The Loudoun Enterprise has been purchased
by MIR. Y. II. Brown, who will continue its
publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

10 tie eluor Of Aie .lL.rm1tiu Ca:e!!e:
FALLS CnURcH. FAIRFAX Co., W Msy
3, lsiS-With y0uG kiuI consent would as!.
the attention Of "C0n>cicace" to The rcu.ali ~
question, which reads, 70 Elk AZ honest La''
to vote according to biz c0usc'Lc, j.. sHrc.il
ous, to ask him 10 vote against his conso'aat.
IL at iGsul!" Oaiy one definition OF t1t w.
consci.nco as thus us:l seems uaturaI ur rt'
rect, w: The faculty OF HIg!0g Of On. - $50
conduc: With re!ercrca 10 some s:.ndaIl 81.
right aud wroHg y perverted con,vl &c
doubtless deserves Ill the evils an! ml-cTl2,
lie. Lave out IAN houcS', the scntcGca M,
be startling to "Consei2uce,' who cJnsc'ru-!
would 60 more misquote, even IL eiya iartr :
argument, than an honest man would char.
Gen. iIun.on CT bci1G actuatcd by dishnn"s;
or impure motives. j. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
+. FERGUSON IL BRO

We have opened our stock fjr the SESSION, con"
sisting in part Of
DERSS Trim MINGS. Black AMI to."roL
Silk Fringes, Worsted Frnges, IA plan" AND
mixed colors, Buttons. &c. ,,,.
HAMBURG AND TOECHUN LAtE9'
Hosiery Gloves, Corsets. &C., IN great variety.
LADIES NECK WEAR. Huchings. lle-,
Bows, Scarf, Fancy Ribbons, Yelling, &c.
HOOP Skirts all sly les on hands and MAZE
to order at sbor! notice.
PICTURE FRAMES. in Walnut. Gilt n"t
fancy mouldngs, al sizes, snd maio TO 0satr,
WE HAVE ALSO largo stock Oh l"''
Brnids Pnls, Curs, &c. ,..
HIGH BACK COMBS. in Shell. "i!t. AL.
Silver: Hair and Hat ornaments and scar
Pins-to which we invite your attention:
JAMES FERGUSON GBfC,,
uv3 % King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
10 the cll.ior Of the .ileraalrM Gazette

To Tie clHlOr Of tie IIttuAarN Gl22'Fs
In this part of FauQuicr 'ha solid .r5te l., H.
favor of James V. Brooke Tor Cor2.t.:-. \
correspondent 10 The G2z:tte says taat II t;"".
Hunton has Gny merit 1t is that tc haHrtc-:'r@
about thirty thousand dollars tron !hc Navara
mcnt and was an advocate of the plah ~ '9hle''
Hayes IVES made President. 10 this ljcI'i;N
We cannn! appreciate that sort Of merit.
THE FLAME.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03
The Eighth Congressional Distric,

10 tie ctlit0r Of the AierQndriu Gozefie:
There arc some remarks in the letter cI H.
which escaped my notice. II. says: MANASSAS,
Prince William county. IS tho domicil Of T..
and We propose to ourselves the task Ct mnEicg
him wish that in this instance, at least, be has;
sail at home" Such Language Is er;Gour!;
the product Of youthful ndiscreton. a2l oc.y
deserves pity. Why he must think that * !,
az terrible as Don Quixote, and az wise Bee.
tan. And he calls upon ne to prove nv
"bravery.' If the evidence | have a!rcGGy
furnished him on this pGiat is not salisfacic.y,
he knows where to find IT, Add II. coucIutc3
his marvellous production Eg aag!ng the fri ID
of Gen. Iunton do rot intend thas lie shall l..
written down by irresponsible parties. kut !,
fall he must thea that lie shall I'll b. The haul
CT foensn worthy Of his steel" My reny to
thls is tha. am responsible ana ready to r.
sponu at all times tor what assert. Il. NEED
hove no doubt on this point
Although II. accins To thlr; TIA: ha ia,
proved General llunon s great mac, wincus
producing aay cviIcac: Of Il, and ha& ~; he
| hors du Combat, yet lis ahoici ciiart oui3
brings to memory tho liable al! the nauctGiu -
labor bringing iGr,h !! m5,lsr lie appears {,
believe that he has snaIchcd the Thunder ft1l..
heaven and pulSeriz:d all NY reaa0a and fat,
with vain declama'ion. Whnt wtaLns-s!
High official position enable lhc grra, t. l..
useful to society, bni onIy expose The vr.:
pity. General l!nH!"n w,a cot bD.n - s'.a,.
but has Dcen brought 70 the >iI,tic hy ;!lr.5
dcre,i times. and will rain5i TO h:a proper i=,.
when things assumc tE!rir normal coD>;lti,a
| It is % useless to s,n! 80 inefficient man T.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

A WARNING TO Wives. Ryan Van Mater,
farmer living near linton Falls, n j., hung
himself iu his barn Sunday afternoon by as
cendng ladder and swinging himself off,
With The use of some plough lines, from one OF
the NOW poles. 40 empty stomach seems to
have been the cause Of the hanging. About
1880 Mr. Van Mater went out TO the barn to
take care Of tho things" and 10 about 40
hour returned and asked his wife if dinner was
ready Receiving negative reply he went out
to the barn again, osteDsibIy for the purpose Of
fnishiog up the chores" Haviog been gone
an unusual length of time one of the family
went to look fer him and fund him suspended
from ono of the mow.poIes, dead. -Nelo York
World
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

ABOUT There arc but four
States in the Union where the Chief Magistrate
is elected annually. They are as follows. with
the amount Of salary appended :-Maine, salary,
50 500; Massachusetts, $1,000; New Ilamp.
shire, $1,000; Rhode Island, 900. The fol
lowing States have terms of two years Ala.
bama, salary, $1,000; Connecticut: $4,000;
Iowa, $4,000; Kansas, $4,000; Minnesota,
$1,000; Nebraska, $500; Nevada, $4,000;
New York, 5000; Ohio, $4,000; South Car.
DINA, 50. 500; Tennessee, 81, 900; Texas $1,000;
Vermont, 81 1000. The following, have terms
Of three years New Jersey, salary, $1,000;
Pennsylvania, $4,000. The following have
four year terms :-Arkansas, salary. $500;
California, S. OOO Colorado, So 600; Delaware,
$4,000; Florida, SO, 500; Georgia, 81 0O0; IIli-
Dois, S. 000 Indiana. SO 900; Louisiana
$1,000; Kentucky. $4,000; Maryland, 50. 500;
Michig an, $1,000; Mississippi and Missouri,
$1,000; North Carolina, SIS 900; Oregon,
81. 800; Virginia, IS 000 West Virginia So. 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-03

gJ-A regular monthly muctiag ot tho Relic
Book and Ladder ComIGny will DO he'd th:a
evening at 5 o'clock.
MY 3-lt w. X. DAvIDio%. Secy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
An Ohio Physician DecOyed Out and
Murdered.
Meeting Of the Virginia State
Grange.
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. ga
special dispatch says news has just
been received of foul murder on
Saturday at Augusta, Hancock
county, Ills. DR.. Daniel Pierson,
a physician of high standing, was
called upon Saturday night by an
unknown man, who said he had been
sent to call the doctor to attend a
Mrs. Garwood, about three miles
distant, who was i'll. The doctor
saddled his horse and started. About
an hour later he was found on the
roadside horribly manglcd, his skull
having been broken by an iron bar,
which was lying near him. DR..
Pierson was a member of the Board
of Town Trustees, and was very
active in suppressing lawleSsness.
1t Is thought that some one who had
received punishment at the doctors
lnstigatiOn, committed the murder.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-28
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Captair
Brown commanding the United
States steamer Alaska, reports the
arrival of that vessel at Panama on
the 18th inst.
Revenue Agent Chapman tele-
graphs to Commissioner Raum that
in a raid through Polk and Ruther-
ford counties in North Carolina. He
found 26 illicit distilleries, nine
only were or have been recently in
operation. He arrested two distil-
lers and seized FIVE stills and fix
lures and large quantity of illicit
material.
The joint committee of both
Houses of Congress to consider the
question of the transfer of the In
dian Bureau to the War Department
met to-day. No business of a pub
lie character was transacted. The
committee adjourned until to-mor-
row.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-28
Capital CuIIiaRs.

Mondays Nashville Banner con-
tains the following bits of information
about matters at the State capital:
Col. Leon Troudsdale, State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, will
prepare and forward this week TO the
clerks of the various County Courts, a
circular letter, calling their atten-
ton to the fact that on the first
Monday in January the courts
must elect a County Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
The returns Of the scholastic pOpu-
latiOn have been received from sixty
counties, leaving over thirty to hear
from.
There are thirteen candidates for the
position OF State Superintendent of
Public Instruction to be appointed by
the Governor.
Letters received by the Commis
sioner of the Bureau of Agriculture,
Statistics and Mines indicate that the
tide of immigration will soon com.
mence to flow toward Tennessee with
increased vigor.
Governor Marks will assume the
duties of his position about the middle
Of January.
N. T. Polk, State Treasurer, will
issue his report on the ooh OF Jsnu-
sry.
The annual report of the condition
of Insurance companies doing busi-
ness in Tennessee has been issued.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-28

DeFreyse and family, six persons,
Washington; Mr.. E. Ward and
family, seven persons, New York
E. Ainstein and family, five persons,
San Francisco; L. T. Schwartz,
New York Otto Korenmann, New
York.
The following, who appear on the
steamers passenger list, have not
been accounted for : Mrs w. B.
CIymmer, Philadelphia Miss Marie
Hester Clymer, Philadelphia Mrs.
B. w. Clymer, Philadelphia; Miss
Amelia Wolff, New York Mr.. AL
exander Bodisco, New York; Mrs.
Anna Bodisco, New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest r. Lucke and three
children, New York Mr., II. Null
Ter, Germany; Mr.. [. Kaufman,
New York Caroline Dehn, San
Francisco; Caroline Kozi, New
York; Prof. Henry Robyn, St.
Louis Miss Christine Frick, New
York; Mrs. L. Funk, Maison, Wis.
Two female children, aged re,
spectively about three years and
nine months, remain in Dover and
have not been identified. A telee
gram from Mooslens, in reply to an
inquiry sent there for information
of Capt. Schevensen, says he left
Immediately for Rotterdam.