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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-21
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS


steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, kse4zsee
built especially for this route, leaves the COM
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, o.
clock a. m, and AIexand I1 a st 7;So e. NJ;
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at 6 O. clock pm.
This company makes close connections at Al
exsndris with the W. c., Y. NJ. s. g. s. i. L.
Co. end with the w. s. O.. R. +. Co. Freight
received for ali points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
+. A. REED, Agent
janney's wharf,
or al tho Office of tho company. undor the Ma.
.ionsl Metropolitan Bank, 10Th street, opposite
tho Treasury Depsrtmont. Washington.
,a1ss. ULYDB'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
S 1870 nr, ,rH1A LIZ p 70 AND
BOSTON.
Steamers !osye Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY, at II O clock M. from Pier No. N.
WhArves.
This line connects a. Alexandria with Tho O.,
A. s. II. and w. s. 0. K. Rs, and at Philsdol-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and caro-.
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills oflsding given. Insurance guaranteed al
loss tESn usual rates.
Agents:
+. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. Z. CLYDE s. CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. r. HYDE, Georgetown, d. G..
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 8-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-21
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GODDS.
B.. j. MILLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
G5 King street, Alexandria,
Respectfully call the attention of tho trade TO
their large and splendid selection Of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &C.,
which they offer for sale at the
LOWEST RATES.
They also have in store large assortment Of
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS,
including all tho latest patents and designs.
A call is solicited. Orders from the country
promptly filed nov %
DONALD MCLEAN. GEO. UHLER.
MCLEAN g. UHLER,
Yl Successors to A. q. Mott s. Bro.,)
DEALERS IN
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CUTLERY,
PLATED, PLANISHED, STAMPED,
JAPANED, TIN, WOOD
AND WILLOW
WARES,
(of every description.)
107 King street, Alexandra, Va.
N. bail orders from the country promptly
filed. ap Oily
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FANCY GOODS.
J. FERGUSON s. BRO

sisting in part Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, Black and Co!ored
Silk Fringes, Worsted Fringes, in plain and
mixed coors, Buttons, sc.
HAMBURG AND TORCRON LACES,
Hosiery Gloves, Corsets. &C., in great variety.
LADIES' NECK WEAR-Ruchings, Ties,
Bows Scarfs, Fancy Ribbons, Yelling, sc.
HOOP SKIRTS all styles on hands and made
to order at short notice.
PICTURE FRAMES, in Walnut, Gilt and
fancy mouldings, all Sizes and made 10 order,
WE HAVE ALSO large stock Of Hair
Braids, Pufs, Curls, &c.
HIGH BACK COMBS, in Shell, Gilt, and
Silver; Hair and Hat ornaments, and Scarf
Pins-to which we invite your attention.
JAMES FERGUSON &BR0.,
my3 IS King street.
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GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

r BRODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure, old Whiakeys,
Brandies, Gin Rum, &C.. Massey & Co.'s Phila.
delphia and Clagetts Baltimore A]es, and Berg,
ner & Engels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles
Agents for James s. WEIGH Best Family
Flour, James S. Kirk s. Cos. Standard Soaps
Dupont Il Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended TO- and consign-
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct N-tf Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-21

COUNTRY BOARD AT FALLS CHURCH
Country board. with large and elegant rooms
and q good table. There are 20 acres OF land
a large mart being covered with fruit and shade
trees. Will be opened May 1st. Application
made to A. B. NOD1NE. ap 24-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-21

TUST RECEIVED-Another supply of Lew.
Il is, Paramount and Pittsburg Lead Tur.
pentine, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil also q
large supply of fresh Colors, both dry and in
oil, at w. +. CREIGETON'S.
ap II 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-21

s. sEABOARD COAsTING CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
DIscnhrINuEs IN ACCOUNTS.
An Amount that the TeutonIa Bank Omeers
Could Not Account For.

Some # tho trustees Of the TeutOnia
Savings Bank who were arrested on Saturday
SAY that tho public is laborng under a great
misapprchension in reference to their culpa-
billy. Many Of them. they say. had no hand
in the management OF the bank. They had
their business TO attend 10, and it was enough
for them TO know. Trustee Charles Merz Of
23i Fourth street said yesterday that the in
torcst that they were taking in the bank WIS
paying them a handsome return. The money
WAS given them in scaled envelopes and thGy
say that they were not aware that its ne
crptance constituted a criminal act. Az
an instance that the trustees themselves
wcro proyed upon, ~ VOL as the depOAitOrs
Mr.. Mcrz said that when the bank WIS closed he
called tor a statement Of his account In tho
statement appeared debt OF ~ j65. Tho i3G5
had been drawn by hlm, but no bad never drawn
AZ 900. A close inspection Of tho bank'n lc'lgnr
showed that the figure affixed 10 llsurrs 3d5
had been written with different kind Of ink
than 800, and had evidently been placed there
subsequent b. the first entry.
demanded 10 SEQ the check on which Tho
alleged 81 900 had been drawn" Mr. Merz said
3" or any olher evidence in tho bank posses ion
that l had drawn t. II WIS not forthcoming.
The discrcnancy was discovered before the ar
rest Of Hahn. and the receiver told mo not "
mention thn fart because ha was cOllostn NJ evil
dcnee on which he expected tn eonvirt HIM. |
believe that before the investigation OF tho
banks accounts is flashed many other eVi-
dences Of falso entries Will bo found
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became worse. Mrs. Fnglc. the elder went
about giving direct iOns but she had black and
blue bruises on each side Of her eyes. She says
that she was SO terrified by tho burglars that
she did not even know whom she wds struck.
Tho old superintendent Earl says that the
m hniIi,, wcrs AL strong and Of medium
faces ,wero shaycn and they were young
mon. Their hands were not those Of working
men. hut thcy had a grip like iron. Mrs Englc.
Simcons wife. was historical at times and put
hrr hands to her ears, saying that she could
htill hear tho shouts and curses Of the burglars.
When asked whether AL the money in hehousc
mad been takcn AWAY Mr.. Andrew Englc only
burglars dldn' 70 to the right place"
Al about O'Clock Yesterday morning
young man entered the Twentieth street police
station. and asked Capt. Alairo and Sergeant
Tohcnus. who were behind tho desk for sur
tical assistance. SAYING that his arm WIS
broken. lie gave the name OF Henry O'Bricn,
Of 1872 Wc-t Thirty first street. and he was
recognized ne having once been arrcstrd for
highway robbery. Willis he WIS being qucs-
toned general alarm WAS sent over the. trlr-
Eruph wires, and Sergeant IOlhcmuS took the
following despatch:
took cnt on river front for four men three medium
std other large. without hats OF shoes. committed
WhsAcd burglary
man before tho desk. and ordered him into tho
back room. He was without n hat, and tho
SHOES That he wore were not It, His pdntu-
!'uns were wet ana bcdrngglcd hollow the KNEES.
but his feet were dry. He snid that he Ind
fallen from n pile " lumber about o'clock in
gu" morning. Tut Il was found TINT there was no
lumhrrut thr place he mentioned He was nbotO
move his arm in way that convinced the Cap
tain that thcrc was no fracture. lie was taken
to the Now York Hospital hy an officer. and the
surgeons decided that hi- arm had been Injured
D., % pistol shot wound. Can't Allniro then ns-
"ri1tnrd that oneof the burglars had been shot
in the ary'w hui -lnry. AN hr locked the man
E0ph"d g.. The. police are convinced that he
u one OF the burglars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26

on Friday last rs George Torhmc, n
tcamstor. WAS on his WAY from this city ~
Nada Cll.l to North Bloomfield. md Lad
r"uohod "A point Just heyOnd the residence of
John Dunn. Schy Fiat. he stopped at spriug
hy the wnysilr 10 get "a drink az water Ntoop-
INK, he placed his right hand upon tho ground
In order To- maintain his equilibrium. when in
stantly rattlcsnakc darted out from some
bushes. and with It's 4 adly lanss pierced the
forenugor on the middle Joint.
Mr.. wcrliuuo killed the rut'lr snake. which
was three feet in lenpth. and had eight rnitlrs
and one button. Rushing la the wagon. hc
drew The hung from kog Of Whisky that was
Hhourd and commenced to drink the cont uts.
lie drank all that ho could of the strong spirits.
and then takins some tobacco from mi, pocket.
saturated u with more whiskcy, mnkinG 70 podl-
ticc i'm which he wrapped the injured hand.
lie then started the team, and from then until
he reached the kcuuehec House. he continued
10 drink There IL no doubt but he imhiu'd
enough Of tho ardent To set half Of Nevada city
crazy drunk; hut II didn't have any otfrct on
him. H. Was as sober as "A Judge when ne
reached tho lust named place Ihon hr took
off tho hgudugr. occasionally stopping lur
another swallow of whitkcy The flesh around
the wound had turned grcon. Then he drank
and again replaced the hnndAgr.
II Wus no usr-tho drunk wouldn't como: hut
what was much hottrr. the iatuf Ni1orts Of thr
rutticsnakes bio had be- cneOuntpractrd. Ter
uno WIS IN thwn yesterday ~ well and healthy
and az sober ~ eyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
FORT LTCI NAMES.
An Arsenal Hosscd by "a Womnn-Army ON
GERS with Nothing to do,


The Washington Arsenal will hereafter Ice
kuNWu lu army circles H. Fort Lucy HAYES. II
has boon named In honnro Mr. Hayes. IN a'-
count u her victory n having MAJOR NJ 'keo roe
moved from tho arsenal and saut 60 Fort Fnote
nearly opposite Mount Vernon, ana his place
h.iug taken hy MAJOR Br"ckinhridrr, Whose
wife is cousin of Mrs. Hayes, and M one time
was mrmlrr Of her sunday school
elass. Mr. Hayes has been nftor Cen
sherman for soma weeks 10 bring this
change about. but sherman, rs usual dilly-
dlliod and did nothing. Finding that
sherman was fooling about 1t Mr. Hayes issued
tho order ID lmscli direct from the White House.
without going through tho War Department.
OF course MAJOR VI KEGS friends mr." erumbling
herauH, hes was thus summary ordered away
~ under IN" neWiiiul law oi r"omponsution
MINOR ire'kluhrldgc's friends are made happy
Both OF the Majors have devoted ton times more
attention and time during the past three years
- s9'l"iv matters than 70 army business. The
tho comnnndunt AZ either Fort foute or the ar
srnal 10 do. and they are forced to give alton
non 10 society matters 20 kcep themselves from
ruslng cut and TO prevent thot names from
bong forgotten
As it ia, MAJOR Brcckinbridgc will not have ms
much g. DO with things a. the urscnHl ma Mr1
Jones. the wife of "a clerk there. who bosses
everything ~ connection with the place. and
has managed to keep the controlling hand on
give ~ "A reason for tho removal of Mckro. and
tho sui -tlluton Of Br'rkluhrldgr, that Mr..
Hayes may need to have "a personal friend IA
command of the arsenal. a. il VIII bo very 1Hn-
lul If any attempt Is made 10 Dust him from the
White House. Grant, II viii boz remembered
ililci IA" ars' nal WITH TROOPS lurt PRIOR To the
INAUGURATION 81 Hayes. SINCE then Hayes has
had "A LIKING tor tho place. and ho Will next
summer rrsi'lo there, instead ui nj the soldiers
Home, whore a. hIs rnl np tins me- wen ~ nst
summer. MINOR NJ kcp IL terribly mad hut
not mad enough To kick M any open row about
II Tor lear thd Hayes may send him TO some
station wh"r' he viii have something 10 do. AZ
II = now hc can run M 60 this city IN hls tug in
n hall hOuI. and indeed have Iust as pleasant "A
lno ~ hc had while at the arsenal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
IMPRISONED IN ms OWN TOME.
The Late william NIbios Accidental Might
In Greenwood Cemetery.


About fifteen years nEo the late william
Nihlo. If Ntld''- Garden. built hnndsometomb
III trruwoud Cemetery It, expended "a great
deal II money upon it. and II naturally hccamo
ou" 81 the attractions of that pen~iye resort
Among the eccentrictics II the veteran man
Hgcr was that of visiting This tomb ON suitry
summer afternoons. ana sitting there novel in
land, until the shudowlng of the grand path
before IN" door showed him that evening wus
near one day Mr.. Nlhll PASSED through thr
lodge gate NJ usunl, ~nlui"d the attendant in his
Customary rourl} Si{'' ana wandered away
That night Mr. N,hlo did not return o. his
home IN tins city. Nothing WAS Thought II it
as he had such number # friends whom he
lnighi N-li AMI remain until late. but when the
morning Showed the room uuoccuplpd and the
he undl,iurhrd, then alarm sri1cd the house
hold. search WIS made; the clubs the places of
public resort tho thentrrs-nll were WISHED Ur
hhd not been there the night previous. Then
tomb.
Nihlo reached the Kate OF the cemetery thoy
I were met net, pH ne m..n IN rharse II" rengm.
was m" mattrrY Mr.. Milo lost: Come to
think of il, didn't sec him ~ out If here
The tomb hns an ornamental door let into tho
solid rock surroundings Il is mass We. thick,
uninviung-and seems lu-t the aperture for u
Whnmml Mr Wiiiiam Nihl1 nntor"I liz faVUr,t.,
rostin. place that summer afternoon 50 long
ago. he BAT in his accurtOmrl scat, opened hls
book and ten to reading. The wind rose the
NNAl Wis lllf Will tti uNlll u llNlNlSlNe iOrtv
WAS generated, md then, suddenly there came
n shurt sharp click, with hwul-dHrknrsl after
It. Mr.. Milo was shut IN. The vault door had
-prun- 10.
lie was found sitting composed in the tomb
ana hS Il" means not 10 much agtaled as wis
any one 81 THOSE who worn looking Tor him no
explained the accident, his shrlcks for ASST,
lance ana then his rouuso into "A calm lud
phlIpI,pphlTtl cons deratlon OF the circum-tau-
RES. lio know that no one could hear him oall
hut ne f"li that the active brains OF his frituIs
wonii seek MN out, and that sooner or ialcr ho
would bo liberated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
BOsToN's HANDS ON THE rENNANT.
Chicago and Cincinnati SIN Fighting for Sec.
ond PInce-Locnl Games.

Boston's nine now have sure grasp on
tho championship pennnnt. and there Is little
nany. doubt that they will ultimately bear Off
the League prize. IA they did in 1877. Good
training, thorough discipline and playing for
the side has done its work as hitherto, and
once again tho Boston plan Of professional
bal playing ~ 1t has boon called. wins. Tho
light for second place continues close ana cx-
citing between the representative mines Of Chi
cago and Cincinnati. and up to date Cincinnati
has rather tho best of it. that nine leading by
score OF % victories. to % for Chicagos But
Chicago has ton games to play yet while Gin
cinnati has only ninc, and 40 the latter has yet
chance to recover lost ground. Providence
is well up for fourth place. and indianapolis
will certainly be fifth. and Milwaukee IA assur-
odly last. This week tho Bostons will play In
Chicago, and tho Providence nine in Cincin-
natl
Tho rNNOrI to.dnv Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26

them to. prevent their return is not known.
~ direction. have travelled without intermcdi-
ate training over a greater space Antwerp
birds for instance. mover having boon practiscd
between those points. have flown successfully
from Macon. IN France. TO Rome q distance Of
Of lcnst 800 miles But II will do to ibcrate N
bird so far beyond u point with which no *
familiar only whom ho IL accustomed TO a GER
tam direction. Tho birds. for instance which
successfully went from SteubenVille 10 Altoona
q distance OF 10 milos without Intermediate
Wulning. II would not do to transport To- New
Haven; about 20 miles from New York. and let
loose from that point. Because this il 40
Mr. Van Opstal sayS there Ia instinct
mingled with shnrp observations which
CONE" to fly in direction with which they
nav" boon made familiar instinctvely. An cN-
p'ricnccd bird. In being tnught route. IL con
Nrycd nj INST ~ miles away. then 30 then 10
anu then 2on. II Is supposed 10y Mr.. Van Opstal
u he instinct nj Inst that turns him on his way.
AZ INC sam" timo there is no telling how fat ono
~ these kccn-cycd birds can see. They fly 80
hlgh that one can only discern them nj moments
Nhch they turn in Il way tu reflect the sunlight
ron th'ir wings. aud may pcrhap, perceive AN
object lun miles away.
They ARE wonderfully Intelligent. and single
sight NJ an object makes 1t familiar. But
pigeon must bc mndc familiar with a certain
direction and with the landmarks VI his route.
new bird. liberated circles high in the air,
and II he secs n iamiliur Object. ncs to IT. and
from that To another, and another. until hs
comes To- his journeys end. II. when he Is
liberated he srcs nothing that is familiar. then
hr Is ~ mach lost ~ a barnyatd dove, and
knows not where To- 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26

Ss Gen whitney. Hulett Hostou
- WNHuohc Couch Richmond cit, Point and Norfolk.
- Crumbs. Wilson. Puerto Cnbcllo
- ANNA. ls'idcoat, Bcrmuds
- Ahtlutrlp. Gibbs. LeWVr
- teen Barnes. tUccsmau. savannah
:. spain. Grace, Liverpool Aug H. AMI Queenstown
18th
- city Of Richmond Loitch. liverpool Aug ~. and
Queenstown 10th
hurk Hrrmrrp. Rlxoiiaa. Rotterdam
BARK Niua figli. Antonio. liHvrc
Bark SOY It. johnson. Falmouth
Marx Alliance. Petersen Duukirk
BArk Mary Pratt Siviu. Cow Bay.
rk NenrrnniA Polio. Bristol
fntk Gcucida Corning. Cow Bay
Blrk Marlborough. Forbes. Colombo
Bark jose T. More Carlisle. Bermuda
Bark Carl GusitNr Iudcrl re Hahin
Birk Samuel liphrook Mitchell Cirdenn
ktrk faspau FiaDh Antwerp
Kris t'ifHtH. teiuIiH. bIurto
ffi- Jeremiah Eli, Ciruiurcn.
HriE 4 - SffuuHcl Nfufur. London
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rumor ~ current this wrok that Prince
Lous NHpo"tnIs ah"nt ~ be- t"trohcd ~ the fnr'sg
ThYta Uruhtfk tho Youngest and sul, earned
daup inter- m KIM Chfi-iai cannot say attach mur h
crodcrto 10 tins report thi- yuuig hdY has alTriy
been the suhi,ct N several dr n IN, nature
the Crown Ponce 81 Hanover, Our own Duke 81 Goa
niuEt ltr Tie KING 81 Havana have each ii-it Il H.,
Danish Court AMI made ~" acquaintance oi the run
fo1- presumably WIN YirW 10 inning her hiti sat
none ~ci" sucocssiul ana am ltaid that Prince Nhno
hun VIA not n, e with urti,l tate Iu kug ~ Den
MARX II IN a3d, opposed 10 the match o t,o
Vcty Vague pros crs vi the suiiu bat the fmNcs-hc
~, ~ rather de, ply hnItt'~- AT ~ st sOH slrut AZ
buDaE artist cuces
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4 Monument 10 Jefferson.

An appropriation of $4,000 waa mado nj tho
lsl ",'on W ioufii>S tu WnNldr Ton The rrrcunl ~
'niaiAe monument over the grave ~ rhoma, It, t.nn
Al Mon icrlO IA stipulated that prtur IN uIrV
ION ~ uie monument the uwu't ui VI. nu clio ,houi
convey 10 the lmtd States two obs -lalr the land
surrounding ana including the ytaNr Wih rlgnt 10 t,r
people NJ the lnitd Stn,es icocS, thereto Tia
conditions have htn cuulDd With and the ununlon ut
VAL tg erected ~ sUnVrnnty nll ine dc,hns prepared
by jefferson himself,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
MiRINE INrELLIGENcE

Sf-farunr sLNANtC-rgs
rise. ~ sun sets. a. Noon tsoa. 10
tu.n wtrtn-ruis
sandy Hook. & ~ Gov Islam ~ Hell Gate. b.. IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
WALTER NJ. GIBS0N'S GENIUS
MANAGING THE GOyERNMENT or TBT
SdNDWICU ISLANDS.
Hing KnInknus's Recommendations to tho
Icaisinture-f ifteen Hundred Thousand
Appropriated-An a rsembIy Pilot ographed.


Appropristed-AnA Assembly Photographed.
We learn through the I1cifc Commercial
Advertiser OF Honolulu that our old friend. Capt.
Walter NJ. Gibson il now a conspicuous menu
Dor OF the Legislative Assembly which makes
laws for the Hawaiian monarchy. That inter-
estng journal contains his report rs chairman
OF n special committee upon matter OF i'm
portance. The recent reciprocity treaty with
the United States appears 10 be the cause Of n
good deal Of complaint. since under that treaty
various articles Of merchandise are admitted
from the States at rates Of duty fifteen per cent.
less than arc charged upon the Same articles
brought from Other countries. Tho COMMITTEES
report that while these complaints are founded
in justice. there il no need Of new treaties or
new legislation 10 remedy tho evil. the Suprema
Court Of Justice being especially empowered to
settle such controversies Of course by deciding
such dncrcniial rates " duties to be Illegal.
This report is written with all OF the talent which
MIR. Gibson displayed thirty years ago. when.
with his own brains for his principal resource.
he undertook to rcvolutioni1e the Dutch East
indies. From another part OF the same paper
we derive the Information that on Tuesday. July
80 the Hon, Mr.. Gibson offered a resolution,
which was adopted, alrromiating tho sum ~
$4,000 for II statue commemorative Of the CEN
icnnial discovery OF Tic Islands" oithis com
man and the sum Appropriated Was doubled
Tho proceedings Of me Legislature are inter-
motion Of the Hon. NJ Jupnu. the Scrgcant-at-
Arms WAS d trcctcd tg have photogra taken
of the members Of Tho Assembly while in sos
sion. TO bc framed and hung on ihc wall Of tho
han :; 9nd on ihc mex, day Col. W +. Allen and
Coz c. II. Jul! Of Ms Maiesys. stan appeared
IA tn" Assembly and presented 10 the President
tho following message from the King:
',s., ~. ,-' II p.'...e re, Ic 49,.
Of ac Nm. TO- gcc'qlnni TO YOU. con'icraon such
Ilts dignity uf tinif oni,.. tenirr. 10 ttiinr.ter tba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-26
Business lloiites.


Or = SHERMAN = appliance AMI curative retains
and cures ~ l'li RE without the INJURY oi q truss.
Pamphlet VITA phutnsrnrlc hkcnc.... OF eases lstore
ami d ten cure mailti fur lu. once ~ broadway
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Cease when crying baby Is given NINA Of Maencsa FOR
iir
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-26
FEVER EPORE.
The Room Ofa Yellow Fever Patient
SwarmS with Minute Organisms

New Orleans Democrat 5Ial la1yI
The following telegram was re-
ceived last night by the Democrat
from the National Associated Press:
New York, September 5.-The
original discovery Of the blood OF
fever patients, made by Dr. Jones,
a few days ago, is regarded by the.
medical fraternity as of the greatest
Importance to science. 1t con-
firms the sporadic theory Of pro-
pagation and the efficiency of enti-
cetics. It also strongly supports
the opinion that quinine is propky-
Tactic, as that Of alkaloid is certain
death to all monopamic organisms.
A reporter Of this paper took the
dispatch with him and started out
to find DIR. Jones, in order to inquire
further into the truth or import Of
the message. The reporter found the
doctor at home, and after the salu.
tations, showed him the dispatch
and asked for "more particulars
DR.. Jones did not seem much in.
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