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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09
Physiology and Phrenolegy.
NRS. ERlLLOWSkY
WILL GIVE

At her rooms, southeast corner of Second
and Olive streets, from 10 A. M. to 4 p. NJ,
on Physiology and Phrenology. All per-
male or female, should not fail of con-
sulting Mrs. B., as she will answer all
questions ON Physiology. All secrets kept
inviolate. Persons wishing to consult
Mrs. b. at their own residences, can
leave their orders nj Steere Il Baldy's
Furniture Store, Ito Main street, opposite
the Court House.
B@CHARGES MODERATE. felO-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1878.

At IL O'Clock noon.I will proceed to sell at the
court house door, IN the city and coun.
ty of Los Angeles, State of California, at pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bidder, for
for principal, interest, attorneys fees. costs,
and all accruing costs, all the above de-
scribed real estate.
Given under my hand. at Los Ang ,les, this
10th day Of April, A. D. 1878.
II. NJ. MITCHELL,
apl7-td Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.

p. Ii. Downing, Plaintiff, vs.. A. III. Nell
decken and Saa Neidecken, Defend
ants-Seventeenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09

SQUIRRELS AND aoPHERs.

Better than Ellis's Lsw-Bi-Sulphid Of Car
bon as destroyer Of field vermin-How
should be used.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09

On and after Monday, Dec. 18th ,lS77. and
until further notice, trains VIII run every
uay as follows:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

Seventeenth District Court-P. II. Down
ing, Plaintiff, VS.. A. H. Neidecken and
Sarah Neidecken, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09

Plans of steamers cabins at agents office,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Constantine leaves San
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every sunday, calling at all
way ports.
Freight steamers leave San Francisco
ten days, carrying sock, combustibles.
etc.
For Passage or Freight as bove. or
f1rf OBJ TO 70 nd fro
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-09
MORTGAGE SALE,

Dated Los Angeles, April Goth, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
'Eiic Hoo HilEaHnCH.

70 tie O. hl3r # lie AIeruadrm Ga.clr.
| doubt if there is city in The world Eh0ss
lnhabitalts arc taxed for the security Of the;,
property AID he preservation Of order, in which
the police regulations Gle so utterly ignored Or
30 boldly set at Gefiarcc ss they are in A!exsr-
dria, aad that, too, with the knowledge Of those
who, when The present cheap price Of living "a
considered, arc vol rad to Gee that th,se reg.
ulaiions sr5 enforced. nog peas within the
Limits Ct Inc city arc specially prohibited, aud
have been SO for years, and yet though thei,
existence has b:en reported so Citen that tho.e
Injured by them have become tired OF maxine
comDlailts, they are allowed to rcmaio, and vii!
probably coutiuuc 10 pCli:te aud inject the sir
of certain paris Of The city iudeiinite!y. Du!irg
the summer those 10 the Frsi ward were MISSED
10 onc spot near lie primo pal promenade, which
they made so dlsaGrceabla that II was almost
abandoacd but since Tic cold Wea.ncr Gem.
rcpced they have been segregated arl ~.
up ca the lots oil their respective o|n"rs IN dli.
fcTent portions OF the ward, ard last Tuesday
night, tro0l tH0 O'Clock untii 1aybrcak, iha
whole OF the lower part o. that wari was kekt
awake by the noise inoidCot upoa general hex
| kllng--the :auGairg OF the hogs, the Wh0Cp
Ing and yelling Of those gagged 10 hi ling them,
and tho barking of the dogs c3ngrcgated st tn?
| scene. There were several sick persons wttia
souGi Of the distur0arcc aEd though some o.
them bcre tic loss 0i l!c,r rest Quietly. tho,:
who we're attending upon them were by 10 mesrs
mcay mouihed IN their expressions eouc.rrcg
those who are paid 10 zee thar corporation tr!i
1apces Gre property enforced. Was therc such
tEirg rs g raaeraI hog kilag, !a>tiaG Lei
hours, i6 the fpi!d= II the nigh,,lu 3 cjtY ~L5se
residents a,c taxed heavily TO pay peVpir fr
seeing that the laws ara executed, ever heard Of
before? thini. tha case Is without poraI.l
| FIRST WARD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
Republican Proposition u Disiran.
Gi,tSe the Negroes.

The report thst Governor Hampton, Il SCUM
Carolina, has lately received scveras proposi.
tons from n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to abct anovn.
ment to GisirGLcnis0 the negro vCters-s prop3'
:iton the Governor. by the way, respectfully De-
clineddOts hot SURPRISE Us IN the least. 1aa
Kcout licars enrrGachsel the negroes. expect
ing they Won 4 thereby secure . permsnen:
mortgage on their votes That expectation Ia:
fallen provUu:ly sho!! Of realization. 80 long
as volng wss q novelty with them they voted
with great unanimity. ard vote tue kepub!,sa
ticket: The novelty having worn OIL and the
Kepu biican leaders having Jailed TO III Ill their
promise OF forty %c!rs and - null 10 es%!t
colorCd p.te.tamiiias ;ha negroes have, rs e rur.
become indifferent =aou. exercising tatir right
Of suffrage. Those who 60 70 the polls sre gust:
sc a.t 10 vote The Democratic ticket ~ Tia he
publican Tnn Rel u5licsns 1nd now tbs! nc
gro suffrage Va: y losing investment! IL h.:
Utterly :ai!eI 70 secure them anything m"r'
than n tcupora!9 !oo;ho!G in lac South. a'v'c
than ih@t thay have: i!.wIt,!nRly played l"Lo he
taaGs Of their Democratic Opponents by ln"fc"''
ing thu .ssi3 Of CONGRESSIONAL representation in
the South, and. - the same degree, the p2""' Of
tho South in tho Electoral College. Iha blaiSs =:
slaves coli.i:.d only thrce-tfihs III the !"FT,-
sentative pnTuiati0n now they count, ta"nhs L
republican legislation, tVe.h!LAs. In lh2 Aot!h
the d;sp0si,iul! Of lie republican palty has been
re:e.tpAly seen IL lie IN the direction Of restrict
ing, rather tisn extending the night Of sud'as"
e. properly qualification, O. m elWca.nn*'
uua Il .,tiOa, III :. No:a. w0u.I ind lavUr Wi!n y
majority O! tho northern republicans to-day.
End yet they forced upon the Scum M ~.
mcrs3 mass Cf ru.c,s who had neither properly
nor education. = Ed why? Simply !" give The
republican party power IL thoaa States ana III
the GCGersl G1yCrnm@lt. They see g las! IA.
they arc 10 DO EGi:,e>i h7 tFcic own petnrc bN!
it is too late 4r them T. retreat. S@Ta+'2 tY-
p,.,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

Mr.. Rsuu, the commissioner OF internal rev
enuc, in his annual report calls attention. 10 lhe
difficulties which his officers have cncauntcica
ia many of The southern States 10 the enforce
ment Of the laws; states that the sympathy oi
the ct;zans AMI State Officers Is with The VIOLA
tors OF the Law, and that consequently he is op'
posed to apy repetition Of wholesale amnesty,
and that hereafter v;ola.ors IF tho Ia" should
be rcquiced to endure the psuati4s provided By
law for tbs:r f:nscs. No good citiZ?n vii! CO.
jact to the ithic ion Of the penalty upon 10"
breakers, but when Mr.. Rsum makes the cta-
ca an DC IL acameot that the sympathy oil the
ciliz ,us and State cfii;.rs is with the vloator5
oc the law, and thcrcb5 Intentionally lmplias
that greiter sympathy i felt for Law breakers
io The Stats in witch the otfaascs to which lie
allu les cccur than would be eutrft:!eed o7
similar afEeaacr; in L, rtherl Stat25, be says
what the facts ot the Ca: e don't susflin, md
exhibits dcsTco IF iSno:stco O: hurlsa naiu7e
that can only be accounted for upou lilr S;ouad
cf bIind prejudice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
Another Southern. esntrag~.

Poar GfEso:, Miss. Ncv. .&.--Dr. EW;s.
sheriff of Claiborne County, having EeccNe3
information bcio.o daylight yesterday Tai
Harrison PAGE, negro dvsTar:do. who "es1.'
sinata;i the Clancery ct1F!; o. tho ctua!y l~o
years ago, was 81 his house. th1ao nils from
town, went out with his deputies - arrest Psc"
One of the deputies, ko1o:t Lum, was sho. An!
instantly killed from window Of the h"G.e.
The sheriff, OF forcing in hadcor. was DOT Ina
bowels. face, ant! arts, And is in dying c1"H'
zion. thomas llarwo1A, another deputy, vs.;
knoci:ci iuto an OLD cistern and lott for d1a:
tu: he hes since revived. arL i: rot SERIOUSLY
hurt. Information Of tho st.to OF AFFAIRS WAS
sent 10 .3.in, aId q posse Immediately left 10:
the sceDc. CharIln Weilman, enc Of tho pose
while riding nrsr Pages house. WAS shot IN thr
i.co. arm. !rg aNl hana lie IL still "i'Ea me
assassin, Page, c:ca2ed, but several OF his &C
crni:.liGcs M.rG killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
J'FfC E.ezirs@saft Cadets sn the Hs.Gfia Of
fscy aF.srl.ct

IL ! s,uL;,si,td extract FROM James Cunning
hans fot!hcorios volume entitled "West
Vlrgi:l: IN the War" appears tie following,
which contains = me!i!vi;ous repn.;;, from
Federal a!a1epuiGt, oil The gallant participation
q the youtliul Vi:gio;a Cadets ia tie famous
isiic Of Ncw Market.
A. prompt ] o'clock the Confederate Skin.
Elabtrs advanced aad opened fire, tie Federal
skilnishcrs falling back, aad o few minutes
later the Confederate Iiuc Of battle in which
were c0pspcuously seen tho LIZ XiGgton Cadets
"lth their institute colors waving over them, sll
boys from il to IS years Of eye, going Tor the
fist tue lplo battle, cainG inlO view about
nile distant. the line was ever a milo long,
and they marched steadily and quickly forward,
Keeping well dressed west TO east, and every
lev Sgc5iI5 giving uttOfaUco 10 tho vol kuoHn
"Rabcl veil. y
:ho Federal batteries waited until the dis
lance between Tho opposing lines was reduced
10 lyss than hall mile, and tieu all at
oacr cpe1cd Ire The first round ap,
pcarcd 10 ssagscr thcn, but they quick:
~ rallied, corrected tho confusion, and
charged straight for tho batteries III
| ihe meaat!aie pouring 10 close AID corc2n
tra!cd fire. Tie federal guns noW opened u on
| them with gra9c and canister, and the Infantry
| began to p0Gr il It's nuskctry fire aud n itw
moments Jra Of tic cOsest and most determined
battles Of The war, according to Inc number CO
gagged, vas Under nesd@ay
Ii YES observed that the Cocicde:a;ts made
lat one charge in this battle aud that was the
ir:;. The most heroic efforts en- tho part Of
the I'cdcraia could noi break The Impetus OF TIM;
c!,.Tg2. The Confederate lice, it Is true, halt
cd several times, but oby 10 pour in more
copcentiatod nuskery fire. The aIticrymer
Of Carlos battery fitted through the smoke
ana fans OF their euna ike demons, while a
every discharge Of their pieces, the earth would
Quake, aud Immense gaps would be ttrh 10 tht
lJnfedcGatc lines, but they would close then
Up again with military precision, The LIVING
stepping lato the places OF the dying aud tn!
dead, ard 01ca more march CO, while a5c7i
Il! the rear and Graz, OF the fight could b'
.;caGd The shriii rebel cry CT the Lexington
Cadets. Fully cue third Of these brave bog
we're killed or carried IRON the h9!d s27croi!
s?Cu1GaI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
p11RIIsHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY &
nDGAR SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVEN'G., NOVEMBER

As il Is contrary to pfIsc1iph7c usage 1of INC
Governor Of Virginia 10 issue Thanksgiving
,roclarasiops. GoyirGor Holiday isaued nonc'
an, 81 vet awhile, 1t least. the people OF the
States are not compelled to observe such
n,oclsm e,ious of the President, that issued
By Mr.. Hayes was not generally observed here
n day. Indeed while every right thlEsius
ma, is thankful to Pfovidcuco iJE bis eS'
cane from the troubles and Dangers tnat
consteutIy beset humanity, ari should eA
press that thaukiu!ness on all suitable coca
lions, most people down here arcunder inc IN
pfessop that Mr.. Hayes had DO just night &c
issue Tie proclamation, and consequently shous"
dn,ilu|ly grateful to the Raler OF all thlags'
felt BY DO means bound TO observe tbe recon-
mend.tion Of orc VINO, IN their oplnloa, mad no
,ybt to make il. to take days holiday.
On the contrary many Of them, "a view OF the
fac. that the dcslioy of tue countEy is lelt to
either ilo corruption Of the radicals CT
the Stiffness cf the democrats, lett that
il day should have been specially SET
apart for communion with the Almighty,
il would have been more appropriate u
DESIGNATE i! day OF fasting aud prayer"-tasilDe
az penauce for the grave errors that have teen
committed apd payer for protection from the
evils with which the selfish politicians have
environcd them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

If Secretary McCrary were as anxious about
the execution of the laws that govern bis Owl
department as he would fam have it appear he
is about the enforcement OF those tLst regulate
elections in the South, probably scmo CT the
mcritorious privates 10 the army could obtain
commissions. As it is. though the law provides
that apy vacancy existing after ali the graduates
of West Point have been commissioned shall
be filled by promotion from the ranks,
those vacancies, it has been discovered,
have beea supplied by the appointment of clerks
10 the War Department. who, previous to the
date If lhcT commissions, never saw o days
service ia The army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

SECRETARY Sciu'z. il his Just published an'
nual report, says IF the execution Of the policy
recommended by him in his last report had
been properly aided by Congress it wculd nave
produced satisfactory results" No all that
Congress conll have given the S3a9a'a!9'* POI
icy would have helped il s, long ca he material
OF which those appreciated 80 ,x:ra'e It
remhins unchanged. The old rule Ut
principles not men doesn't hold good IN iAcs"
degenerate days, and as only 9 few OF Ife reeu'
liz army officers have as yet been detected in
stealing, aad as the lvariaLla c4uoc Of the
Indian wars is the robbery Of the Indians by
their agents, the sooner The intian bureau IS
transferred 10 the War Depart The better.
That bureau could OF possibly be managed worss
than it is at present, AT! therefore any change
must be for the better. aud even ialat chance
for desirable improvement is certaicly worth G
trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

TIE Pttsburg Telegraph having stated
that Major Eli Ii. Janncy, OF this city, the
inventor OF the JaDney car ooupllr, had in.
fringed upon tho rights of an auteoodent paten
tee,aud thereby rendered the Janney Car Coup.
ingCompaDy Of this oiy liable for the recovery Of
tho royalties they have received, and that, COO.
s;Qaeuty, the relations between Major Januey
and his company are not agreeable. the Major,
10 GARD, in subsequent number OF the same
paper, rclutes every specification OF the charge,
aud tbat,too.s so satisfactorily that the Telegraph
endorses him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

LITTELL's LIVING AGE FOR 1879. The tx-
ira offer to new subscribers for l379 and the
reduced clubbing rates, arc worthy Of noie ~
the prospectus Of Ibis standard periodical pub
lished in another column. Ii affords ccu'nictc
compendium Of current liLcre!utc, which is
DOW richer than ever before 10 the woik Of the
abest writer's on all topics OF Interest. Ii
merits careful attention is masieg selection Of
reading matter for the new year. The more
pumcrous the periodicals, iGdeel, the moro
valuable becomes a work like this which, 10
convenient form and at small expense, gives
the best of all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

We have received from the publ .hcrs, II.
V. & Fl. w. Poor, CS Broadway, New York,
through Mr.. Gee. T.. FRENCH bookseller CT
this city, a copy Of particularly us:(ul ard
Instructive booE, Guided Resumption aud The
Silver Qacstion--a HIND Book for the Times,
by Henry w. Poor So much has been written
and spoken lately about the subject OF which
this book treats, that tho knowledge O: il, pos
sessed even by we'll informed people, has been
somewhat confused, or, il that &c loo strong al
expression. cannot be made as available fer use
as speedily as that they have Ct Other suit iacts,
and this systcmat2:d arrangement Of it alone,
leaving cut 0! view the new information AID
the new light in which cid points have been
exhibited by Mr.. Poor, will cntii!e the author
to the thanks Of his oountrymer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
Cir ,ENlin Franklin.

New York, Nov. ga dispatch to the
New York Herald say5:-A vessel has arrived
at New I!ond.n iror1 The Polar Sea and reports
that native had rrcsHatcd the captain q solid
silver table spoon Of EaElsh make, found in
Eelu'so Bay. On the hsndIe is cngraven Il
crescent Of flowers, in the centre Of which is an
armolial dcsign. 1t is SO badly worn as to be
almost undcclphcrabic, but is thought to repre-,
sant the family crest OF Sir John Franklin.
The naive says it was given to him by another
native, who assarta that il il relic Of The lost
tyulcrcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
q kECi.

CHARLOTTE, N. G. Nov 2s.--A duel with
pistols was Tough: yesterday morning near
Pircviile village. ia tho southern part Of this
County. The parties to the atf!ir were tso
ycuog South Caroniars be!onsiDg to we'll
known families. Doe OF them, Robert Sanders.
is soa of DR.. Saudsrs, OF Sumter county !;
the ether James Wilson, son of 3. ". VII.
SOD, lcadiog member OF tho YorkviiIe Bar.
The parties took their POSITIONS ct the usual
distance and at the word of command fired. ii
was found after The first shot that nti!her q!
them had been touched. Another round IVES
fred with like result, aud at this stage the SC.
conds, young mac named Bland, representing
Wilson, aud Mr.. Detliville fellow towrsman,
representing Sanders, utclf.rea and prevented
further hostili,ies. Both OF the c,mbataats ap-
peared quite cooi on the field, and woundsd
honor haviog been satisfied they rercRod their
friendship and all parties boarded The train to-
gelher Tor their respective homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

COURT or APPEALS, yesterday. -Thrrntan
vs. Thornton. Submitted.
Washington and Ohio Ealroad Company vs..
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Compa-
ny. Argued By Maj. John II. Or for appei'
liant, and submitted.
GlascocIz VS.. WoIch, &c. Arsuo1 by Colonel
John S. Mosby for appellant, and Wood Boul-
din. Esq, aud Judge John a. Meredith fer APP
peleos and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
.Su important Change III tIGliEan
Catholic Government.

Ever suaa tie establishment Of the Roman
Catholic Church ia tia country questions be-
tween lis members aud the caron law Of tho
Church have almost unif.rm?y beer decided by
The Bishop il whose diocese the p1estion aTls:.
Ia lew insulated eases be Bishop has bccn APP
p,al, Il lr,zi either 10 he !a9 C: lie !snl CT to
ID: Supreme p0utti, to whom Tic huGlblcst
Na!h@:i; is permitted 70 appeal, end 10 Whdm 3
:ran.isai t:;:, ;:aac hrG:in: a. tG The princes CT
The Cha5ci'.
Oaivia ore ics;auca 10 Ike history CT the
Catholic Church IN this country has Rene de
cit4d against tie Bishop. namely: Thca Father
Eax. OF Tic diac;S2 Of Kentucky, appealed to
the pcpc agats, the judgment OF Bishop Nc
C!GskY, Of Ioui:2i;Ie. Tho cause Of con- . liant
from this counjry has been m:iuiy from priests
who PROTESTED agaita: unscc0uncd Ter re-
movsls.
Ii has been lately decided to establish Al &C.
clc;iaslc4I court ii This couut1y. The m3do
q procedure established hy tho Provincial
NoG: c,l Of ST. L!uis. and aiterWard approved
g TIC GcnelaI CtuIcil Ct BaltlnGre, has
showed detective. Uodtr tho new decree IS
sued by the appr3h a.io! Of Leo ALL, by the
Sacred College o. tho SIN OF JuIc, this year, tie
ECfHan procedure WEI !tP!"ce our tepun''en
substitute
Tn each diocrsa tho Bishop will scltct i've
priests known inr their learning III canon law
ma other branches Of church culture, who shsl
Constitute the court Tor tho dioco5e. ono cl
;iij5a shall DO made by tho Bishop president Gi
Inc court, anI they Will Do known by tho Old
i2?ia. "LGdic2s GausGrum." Wien two pries's
cn!nrt ha cunscieatiously selected three VIII 90
=! Diocesan syEods tia:a judges VII! be elected
aad III case Ct vacancy tbs Bishop can Nil nd
interim. No priest shall be removed from !"
mission without consent of three Of this court
Gne selected priests arc also expected &c assist
in" Bishop III coming to decisions.
This Few court reduces tho power Of bishops
greatly, and places tho priests on q footing
never bo!o known in this country. This Con :
ca:aijn 10 tha GhHr>h in the United States is
hui 10 Ia tho linsl acknowledgment by Rome
thai: ha Church in tho Republic Of tho United
States il To longer tho sanlo IS in missionary
countries" but that the United States is fully
end tquvocslly acknowledged Is q Christian
nation Of the earth.--N : SN9a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

Tue ilumi1atiyc power Of Edison Il cIec'E
light coul not be better UTILIZED than Tor an
examination of Daaham's U!4tcrs and Scotch
Dveraoets after srDd9W0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

Robert Heller, the magician, died ct Tie
Confidential Hotel, in Philadelphia, last night,
after very brief illness. He ea7o an enter
tainneDt there On Monday night last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

Since the present mali schedule went iato
operation none Of CUT New York or Philadel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28
The Indians.

HAMILTON. y. r., Nov. 2S.--Thc Grand
Jury has iou4:i five indictments against DR..
LIVINGSTON. the agent. They alIege forgery.
rrjury aud cn!bezzcneD!. Livingston 5 cleik,
W. ID. Russell, is also indicted !or Conspiracy
and fraud. JOHN f. Richardson. a lormer
employ and recent arrival ttcm Wales as a
witness for Livingston, vas indicted aud arrest
I'd for his paias in crossing tho Atlantic. f..
+. Hrdsou, trader. WAS arrested to day for
forgery upon tho United States Commissioner 8
complaint These are oil highly respectable
citizens
The November number OF the American re.
print OF Hlackwood's EliDturgh Magazine has
been received from lis publishers. the L:oaard
Scott Publishing Company of New York. TIA
eonteuts are : The New Ordeal-Ths Combat;
Il New Method of Social Evolution, John CAL
dgate, Dangerous Shots, The Pte,issn Of
France, l!sly AID Germany. and India aud At
ghani;tan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-28

TIE DANGER OF STARING AND WINKING
At ANOTHER MANS WIFE. MIR. j. Augustus
Rogers and Mr.. Miner +. knowlton, guests st
tic New York Hotel, had slight unpIeasant'
nesa last wight, wtiah resulted ia the latter
causing he arrest Ct MIR. Rogers on charge
ct assault ard battery. The casa was before
Justice Morgan, ut The Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day, anu aD examination entered into,
when it appeared lhst Mr.. Rogers, sElartiug
under alleged Insults offered by young Kuowl-
ton towards Mrs. Rogers, in frequently staring
and winkipg al her az uneentemauly way, had
called the young man to an account, ttalIng
that his man1cr was Objectionable. aud it it
were cot improved, would lead to trouble
knowltnn alleges That Mir. Rogers assaulted
him. His hoaor diamssed the case, where
upcn Mr. Rngcra remarked to his canusel that
he v;u'd leave the hotcl-N. n. NcaDs
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At Deaihsm's all goods are warranted 90
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Aud vet so far.

Tia!: Oh this yo honorable representative
;.l! know tia; actions speak louder than words,
and know also that consistency IN orr law MAX
crs Is . Jewel, q paarl OF great price, and worth
ail honorable sacrifice to obtain it. These arc
not zines for useless expenses, Or high sound
ing words. signiiyipg nothing. Show your
sympathy By your acts. "By their deeds you
shall ku0W them H.