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Abe ROthSChild.

A special dispatch from Texas brings the
following in regard to the case of Abe Roth
schild, of this city;
JEFFERSON, TEX, April 22.-Abe Roth
schild's case was called, and set by the
Court for trial May 7th. Special venire of
sixty men was ordered. One hundred and
Fifty witnesses have been subp@naed The
trial will probably consume three weeks.
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lin, s. W. Carson, Jacob J. Wuest, o. H P.
Carson, G. w. Hay, A. ]. Applegate, Thos.
f. Jeffers and A. W. Meyerfeld.
Resolutions of incorporation of the Jour
neymen Trunk & Boxmakers' Union were
left for record with the Recorder, the fol-
lowing named persons having been elected
Trustees for the ensuing year: William
Schroeder, Matthias Bransch, Joseph Huff
mann
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-23

Manchester N. H-Yesterday the Man
chesters defeated the Rochesters by the
score of 8 to O.
Boston, Mass-Yesterday the Yale Uni
versity nine was defeated by the Live Oaks
by q score of to 0,
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The Gems of All udOrS.

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those made in this or any other country.
Persons who think perfumes poor unless
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IlncOrnOratiOlls.

The Green Township Harvest Home
Association filed articles of incorporation
with the County Recorder Capital stock
$1,000, divided into two hundred equal
shares. The incorporators are E. C. Rene
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Ponds Extract

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burns aches of all kinds, bleeding from any cause,
etc., etc. all Of which is fully treated upon in the
little pamphlet accompanying each bottle.
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Never put off anything to-day that you
can't wear tomorrow on account of the
rain. We give this advice gratis to the girls
who are dying to sport their new spring
suits.
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FANCY GOODS.

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No hotel in this country or Europe is
more thoroughly comfortable for families
and ladies travelling alone, than the we'll
known Colonnade Hotel in Philadelphia,
no
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS,

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other seasonable articles, all at very
low prices.
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Collector weitzel Asked to Resign.

Collector WeitZel Asked to Resign.
AT last the fatal mandate has gone forth
that Collector Lewis Weitzel is to give up
his position, which he has held for nine
years, namely, that of Collector of Internal
Revenue and Assessor for the First District
of Ohio.
The following explains itself:
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April 10, 1878.
Lewis Weitzel, ESQ, Collector Internal Revenue,
Cincinnati, o..
SIn-I am requested by the President to
advise you that your resignation, to take
effect on the 30th inst, will be accepted.
Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
1t is not yet known who is to be his sue
CeSSOr
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Carrick sacques are made of French fan
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trimmed with large pearl buttons.
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LEGAL.

A TTACHMENT.-PHE JACKSON, PLAIN
IN TIFF, against Aaron Allen, defendant--Bg
fore B. NJ. Wright, Justice Of the Peace of Cincin
natl Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-On the
11th day of April, A. D. 1878. said Justice issued an
sum OF $50 ~ PHEBE JACKSON, Plaintiff.
JNo JOHNSTON, Attorney for Plaintiff
CINCINNATI, O., April 18th, 1878. ap16StTu
NOTICE.-ON TUESDAY, THE 21st DAY on
~ May, A. D. 1878, at O'Clock p. H.. 1 shall sen
at Public Auction on the premises the following
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land lying, being and
situate in Millcreek Township, Hamilton County,
State of Ohio on the west side of Walker BIiH
Road tor County Road) bounded us follows
Commencing at point on the west side Of
said Walker Mill Road, which point is seven hun,
dIed and seventy-fve (775) feet southWardly from
stone at the intersection OF said road and the ea
side OF Lehman Road; thence south 500 "a WeS5
along the west side of Walker Mill Road twenty.
five (25} feet; thence north SO 36' west two hum
dred (200) feet to the east side of forty (4O).
foot street. which street is parallel to the Walker
east line of said forty-foot street twenty
at right angles with said forty-foot street two
hundred 600 feet to the place OF beginning being
the same premises formerly owned by William
Alberts, and by him conveyed to the assignors 81
the undersigned.
Appraised at $780, Terms cash.
H. A. LONGHORST,
Assignee of B. Schutteldyer & Co.
BuTTERwoRTH g. VoGELEE, Attorneys.
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Church OFFICERS Elected.

The following Church election of officers
took place yesterday:
CHRIST CHURCH.
Senior Warden, Alex. H. McGufey; Ju-
nior Warden, Samuel B. Warren; Vestry-
men, S. P. Bishop, George II. Proctor, Hal
stead Neaye, Frank ]. Jones, Larz Ander-
son, N. III. Mclean, P. R. Mitchell, W, G.
Bare and Edward Worthington.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Senior Warden, w. ]. NJ. Gordon; Junior
Warden, T. H. G. Allen; Vestrymen, Gid
con Burton, T. P. Baldwin, J. H. Hibben
w. H. Hoover, S. N. Maxwell, c. A. Farm
ham, H. M. Merrell, E. F. Smith.
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COD LIVER OIL.

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DURE FRESH. TASTELEsS, IT WILL MOI
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is recommended by the highest medical authoE
ties. For sale by s,. .f5 r }sse syf
JOHN KEEsHAN, Druggist,
Northwest corner Sixth and Walnut stroetx
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
Yellow Fever.

The accounts from Grenada, Miss, tie Of
the most distressing character, and az urgent
appeal is made for help. The most experienced
physicians say they never saw anything that
would b:sin to compare with the viruepcs of
the disease. The total numbar Of deaths now
amounts 10 seventy, with no abatement aud
scarcely hopeful Case. -Four Of the curses sent
from New Orican5 are sick. There are DOW
one huadrcd cases in Fcksburg, and the quar-
antnc has been abandoned az useless. The
nrmbcr of dcaths ere reported at eighteen. The
Memrhis authorities have appealed to Boston
fer aid. Onc husdrcd aud thirty Fix cla:s aud
forty. ooa deaths wero reported yesterday *
New Orleans. Iwo deaths from yelcW tevir
have taken place at tho New York quarantine,
one being Wm Reilly, who arrived from New
OilesD; last week. There ere 10 other cases
cf he disease ct quarantine.
New YORK, Aug. 2l.-A special from New
Ofleaus says :-"Mr. Sheater OF tho Tunes vas
attacked by yellow fever last night Fifty
thousand citiZ.ns a'e reported IS having He'd
from the city"
Anceios Of tie c;tz?ps OF Memphis will be
hcll at ST. Nicholas Hotel TO day TO orgarjze
assistance for those at home.
4 dispatch from Grenada says the fever has
attacked full booded negroes, killing three,
scmethiug unknown before. The iowa Of Can
ton ~ now bcicg deserted, the fever having
broken out there, kiliicg DR.. Nathan Mckay
and tao others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
4 TRAGEDY,

A special 10 the New Iork He:sli. from
Troy, N. T., says:
hichard Shannon deliberately murdered Mis-.
Iheodore Blce, st . q clock yesterday Afternoon
IN the village Of Waterford. Six wears go Mr..
bce, Whose maiden name wss Ella Miller. kent
house Tor Shannon somewhere out west Ee be-
came infatuated with her, and. although he ~.
terWard married and became tho father Of three
children. his alteration for his early love seems
to have continued. Shannon and family reside
at Cohoes: He drssnks heavily, but not Unnecessarily
and carried on furniture establishment. II
haa followed the women from place to place ana
yesterday afternoon inquired the way TO her
home. de was sober and seemed to act perfect
~ rational. She invited him in and treated him
courteous}y: Several women servants we.e
around the house attending IL their dutie; aid
overheard the conversation. 10 urged her l.
60 with him. She declined, stating that she was
happy with her husband and home, ard tepc!e
his offer Of money with which he WaE provide!
She showed him the door ard was light?
humming q tune wi On he suddenly drew n rsz!,
from his cost pocket and cut her throat from ca
to ear. The CASH Yves terrible, she stagge-s!
through two rooms, rested On lounge and tx.
PRED in fifteen minutes vainly cIutching =. Lc:
woman oftwenty four years, and Ras only III.
ried last Wednesday having recently ne: VII.
her husband for the first time q. Lake Gc0rg.
After committing the terrible deed, Sham.
started for the river, which was near By, WITT
the apparent purpose 0. suicide Bu! 3 Losll+,
heard the cried of murder ard csush: him.
Then frishtful struggle ensued. The mura.
erer, who seemed crsZ1, tied 10 cut his sn:ser.
mist with the dangerous weapon, and n3a r. d..
perste attempts to slssh him shout the head ar
limbs, out the unfortunate man was fnslly sub
dueb with the assistance Of Others and placed i:
jail Tonight he was taken 70 tho Ssrstog,
county jsil at Baliston. On tho way Up ="
begged the bystande1s 10 Kill him. lie sai IT,.
be had been insane for years over the en-, a.
now he wanted to die. he tried 70 h.sg him.
self in the cell but was prevented. N:'. ".c,s
husband is almost dem ented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21

VIEWS or E1 GOVERNOR WALKER. -kz.
Governor Walker, WHO is now in New York,
said yesterday:
| believe We shall have democrat for The
next Presidential term. Grant cannot succeed
in the South. and as fer Key, whom | see
named fox The second place, Why, he could
not count upon one vote. The war claims arc
made great deal Of just now. Why, the
people of the South don't think Of having any
appropriations made for them, aud they would
vote against such measure. They koow full
we'll they cannot be recognized under the Con.
st!tution. There are some thai might be
justly paid, but this should be done out of
Congress. A separate tribunal should be en-
powered to decide upon these claims. Thur
man is 2 strong nan and is 20 doubt the coming
oDe. He will suit the South and West, and
tti1h his recent apeech will settle all diff
entities between him and the people. He has
changed his views ccrtaioy on soue points,
but in this c5untiy SO far the National move.
meat is not We'll 10 the field. The IDdepend-
cDts are Working slowly but they have but
little power, save where LEGAL government ia
concerned. They tsjh 81 . body, join Tho
ltm0u:a!d 90 Tie National question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
Robbery and Murder.

PORTLAND. OREGON. Aug. 20.-At niGe
O'Clock this morning three strangers entered
the pawn brokers shop of Mr.. O'Shca 90 Wash
instoa street. lclled the proprietor with slung
shot. locked The door, packed up jewelry and
galnabIcs and escaped By the rear entrance,
passing through dry goods store to First
street. Az alarm was given and an officer pur.
sued the robbers. At the corner Of Morrison
snd Third streets they fired two shots at the
officer, missing him, but in antly killing Louis
Joseph, aged II. THO robbers then jumped
into an express wagon, and drove to the out.
skirts of the city and mado for the timber
Pursuit was at oDee organized, but thus far
without Success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The signal corps
station at Atlantic City, N. j., reports to the
Chief Signal Officer as follows: At lis q. 10.
Private Bell discovered vessel on fire at sea,
about four miles northwest of this station. lie
Immediately gathered the life saving crew to-
gcther who proceeded to the scene of the dis
aster. It proved to be large two masted
schooner abandoned by her crew. She is laden
With coal. II is impossible to ascertain her
name, as the after part is burned to the water 8
edge. She is expected to sink at any moment.
Nothing has been seen or heard of the crew,
aud it Is thought they muat have been taken
of by some passing vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
COMMON COUNCIL.

At o called meeting Of the Common Cou.,
Of the city OF Alexandria, held Angus! 80 -
tLere Were p!o.ent Jstncs Il. Bcckham, q: g.
President, and Mes:r;. Adams. Fics!n, II.
Broaers. Smith, s:cnolic!d Mclean, %Yr,
Hill and Peako.
A communicable from ;Lo Mayor s.,tScM
the gentlemen now serving upon Inc Eoa-d
Health were no: authorized t. % so by ~ {.
tion OF the City Council, ard that, unt"7 Il:
corporation laws, it WAS necessary ;hat az c..,
ton should be held fer memoera o: ssl,! ry.r.
wss received and read, and
On motion the President requested NJ. II. A.
to invite the Board Of Aldermen - nc. i.
bosrd in joint convention for tho purp.s"
electing members of tho Bead of Health, n.
the invitation being accepted ana the $50 bc..:,
being in joint convention ssscmbled the follow
ing gentlemen were elected, v.H: ". =. Grave
G.. T. Erwin snd George Washington iDr Il
district lying south OF Prince street $sr@"I u
Jsrney, George Il. Robinson and John !-''"'
for the district lying north Of King street, -:
Michael Bossart, Josiah j. ID. 'lnoo. and N'-
Nugert fol thu distric. lying "a ani het~",
ki1s and Prince streets, ":.A tho Inlnt rHiHe:.
ton then dissolved.
The Board then adjourned.
Tcste JAMES Z. CATu!'. tllr.:
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OFFICIAL.
EOAED or ALDERMEN

&: 8 called meeting Of the Bys.d C fIic-
men, neLd Angus. 20. 1873 there were p-e:nn.
e. E. Downhsn. esq, President. snd Ac.e:-
Moore, Burroughs, Ms-au:y, Rshel! =;
Smith.
In Ire absence Of tie Clerk, Henry j. Me-.
vas appointed Clerk pro ten.
communication YVES received iron, tho II i.
or stating thst be had called the City Cou.,
together 70. the purpose Ct c!ect:rg q BosT,. ,
Health, there being no legal one in c1is:caca
Mr.. Smith, by unanimous consent. in:roL" e
g bill TO authorize the Com mittee OF Poo: - ?,
move from tie sims house 10 their proper r;
dences shy paupe:s who arc non resident: .! =.
city, which was read the first time and Ia! o.
The Board then went !a.o joirt convention Z,
TIE election Of Beard Of Hes.h, and upo:. j.
return adjourned. Tes.e:
Il. J. NEvETT, CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
virginia News.

The track on the s. Y. R. R. has been laid
some distance beyond Cbesterto#n.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Washington was thrown
from q carriage. near Charlestogn, and badly
Injured last Monday.
hIr. II. d. Danfortb. secretary the Mutual
Assurance Society of Virginia, and adjutant to
Gen. Eppa Hunton during the war, died in
Richmond Monday night
John F. Thornberry has been appointed
postmaster ct Buckland, Prince William Co.,
vice Lossic D. Glascock, not commissioned,
and VIM. II. Marshall has been appointed
postmaster at Beulah, Prince William county,
vice S. L. Teasdse, resigned.
Secretary McCrary has rendered to the
Southern Historical Society free access to the
Confederate archives, now in Federal keeping.
The Society has rcciprocated by rendering to
the Government free access to its valuable
collection of historical and biographical matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
Why EiIlibusfering was stopped.

The following is taken from published in
terview between reporter Of The Washington
Republican ard Mr.. j. W. Pierce, demo
cratic politician from Philadelphia
Mr.. P.-h1r. Iilden was himself responsible
for the less OF bis Office.
Tho Experimentation do you make thai
out 7
Mr.. PIT was Tjideu's weakness 10 relying
90 David Davis as member OF tho Electoral
| Comm
The Republican hat had speaker Randall
to do with that ?
Mr.. P.-Weli, LII tell you. As soon as Ran
dali knew that Judge Davis would not serve
| on the Commission he went into combination
With the hlilbusteriDg elenent to defeat the
count. lie kent up this combination until the
| Southern meu began to back out. I know what
J. am talking about, and l know that Randall
! went down on the floor of the House aud
counted the number Of 6Ilibusters lie found
only eighty 5 Z men ready to stand by to the
bitter end. That was not enough SO he went
| bsck to the chair and began to rule 10 accord
ance with parliamentary Law again.
the Republication DONE pretend to say
your friend srulings ware ever uoparliamcntary
do you?
Mr.. P.-Yes, | do | want to show thai
Randall vas Just as much in earnest as the Mis-.
souriau5 WERE or as Gen. Jim Steedman, Of
Ohio, was. and you know that Steedman came
op here TO fight Tiden into Office, if necessary.
The Republican dou'5 really think
there would have been fight, do you?
MIR. P.-Thiuk it Why know it. Gen.
| hlcCa1dIesS had cur militia all organized for
| that express purpose. We were ready to march
On Washington at moments notice.
The Experimentation do you k1ow that ?
Mr.. P.-"Kuow il! wby was helping Nc
| CaDdIes5 all toe while; helping bin to orgariz;
| The militia, mean.
The Rel ublican-"WeII, who vas to give
you the notice to come; the orders 10 march 2
Mr.. P,-'I'7e tod you We we're 10 hourly
Communication With Speaker Randall all tbt
while. He kept us posted By telegraph. Il
the Southern members hadn't backed down be
would have telsgraphed to us 10 come and w
would have obeyed.
The RepubIican-"Tbi;i is what ycu cal! tru:
Democracy in Randall, is It?
Mr.. Pills as true as the Democracy ci
the Missourans or any other set Of Democrats
and what | want is 10 prove that Randall wa
just as much 10 for fight as any Ct them
They must throw the responsibility where il
belongs fer Tllicn's iaiure--1pon the New
York management Of the case aud the lc!ec
ton Of the Southern members, under Be1
Hill.
The Republican-Dd Randall have any ide:
Of bargain between President Hayes and TIT
Southern members when the latter DETECTED
as you cali il?
Dir. Pho, indeed; but it is as clear as wa
ter DOW. II it hadn't been for that the South
cTn members would have stood up to the fill
clustering programme, ard Racdail would havj
sustained them 10 the chair to the end of dus
Government and a fight between Hayes snG
Tilden. That's just the KIDD Of true party
msa he is But there was DO use 10 his fight
ing when lie had 70 command to f0Io him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21

Mr.. B. johnson Barbour 10 letter 10 the
Richmond Wing, which We shall publish to.
morrow, replies to the enquiries made by Mr..
Faunteroy, of Winchester, in relation to the
debt and ether questions. and avows himself
opposed to the perpetuston and enforcement
of The iuqdiug bill, and is anxious to see "aDy
legal or constitutional remedy applied which
would restore Virginia to her moral, rightful,
absolute aud lnolienoJle control Of her
6nances," as no State can willingly consent to
relirquish tbs full control Ct her resources.
He retcrates his uuequivoca opposition 10
National Banks aud is in favor Of the issu: ot
Treasury notes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-21
The late III. j, Montaoue.

NEW YORK. August 21.-The remains Of a..
J. Montague were followed to-day to Green.
wood Cemetery by g large concourso of citizens
among whom we're all the prominent nem bers OF
the theatrical profession, at present in the city
The funeral services took place at the Little
Church Around The Corner" Rev. DR.. Hough-
ton officiating. The body was Inferred il the
family plot Of Mr.. Lester Wallach