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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

TIE iHuGJSU SrhWRuW ia the theme ut
dis;u.sion amOns lha !ccGncn;oI5 and mana
gers Of public psfks aaa !hc '@cj"ra N nara
ncighborhno,l~. iHcrr - /" GI""tc! iccIlaE q
tcs,iIl!Yi,ls a@sot ). IN tic caudtrp t"a" !"
cities. ifGin Ly irC, tlii: ;iI" G"phiAi1n .! '''t
latter are gIl; to wcC'':!2 a:ch hGiHhi, cA2''
iul AID i,ua.Iiag representatives, .: tho trees anu
fields without !lnIlgioe too closely into theH
antcccdcn,s and characlcrHc' HioIcoV@!, We
bclj,vc TIC English sparrow ha5 been s!aH
drrcd. Ccn!rui p;.:E WAA 1t o'.G ,I'iif iti' ="
With c3unll,5i w.ipglnG aHh rcpui;N'
worrls T!Y1so :hc sparIow5 "cTe i!op'Fi@A ~
Ir,troy, arl tnry accomplished th'lt nAisslrH
with ,notoug hne. a2i dispatch. !""y LceI
,hr rns, trees clean .ni tnaH2 "ar Gr1n III
scctiy:rou5 $ OF various icSc!ipti'i.'. 't'''
| thcv tish. other birds u douot.ssa ttu;. h!'
thcrvery pugGacty in ia their favor. AeA' i::'!
wins victories ever other cala ~ apt TO be 'hS
best 1uous,:r, and the birds that can command
tho best places in tbs trees and hcdge'Io~s 10
| defiance of larger bros arc opt to DC iound up
| carly in the mo1niog catching the worms. We
| have takcn c1Is,tcrao!c TaiES TO Gct the spa!
| rows over hcra, and now let Us rot condemn
thcm ou insufficient eylicnc. .-HoSion IoSt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

T1OR RENT-The STOREHOUSE No. 7s
T. King street. at present occupied by s: Lind.
heimer Possession givon at once Apply to
aug 5-tf w. 3. GREGOKY.
E1OR RENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
Il DWELLING, No. 2OS Prince street. For
terms apply to CHAS. r. HOOFF, Esq, CASH
ier First National Bank. Keys at the telegraph
Office of the Virginia Midland Z. 4. sp2-tf
NOR RENT.-The STORE ROOM on the
Il northeast corner of King and Union street
tho best location in the city for a grocery and
liquor store. Apply at this office ap ls-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10
r F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

The Seventeenth Annual Session of this schoo!
for BOYS, on Queen, between Washington and nc
Columbus streets. will commence MONDA ,
September 18th, 1878. In this school instruction
in the English branches Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by the Principal ex-
clusiyely. The terms of tuition are in advance,
and range from $6 to $l2 per quarter, depending
upon the branches taught with an additional
charge of $s per quarter for instruction IN any
class sufficiently large can be formed to justify
the employment Of a competent teacher.
M9-Hhe Principal will be at his school room
every day after the 10th of September from
o'clock to IL NJ, to receive and classify pupils.
ono 6-tf II. F. HENRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

uOME SCHOOL.
NV daughters will reopen their SCHOOL for
GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS, at my house, III
King street on MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1879
a1;o 0O-td J. NJ. BROADUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

l. MISS TEBBS' SCHOOL. 12S Queen st.,
will commence SEPT. l6 1875 Terms-Tui-
ton in English branches per quarter, in ad-
vance, Sc, SIS and $40; German and French,
per quarter each $4 CO spt 2-2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-10

IN TUTE AND NATIONAL KINDER.
GARTEN FOR YOUNGEST AND AD-
VANCED CLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOOK)
and }Prncipals.
Regular eight months course for teachers
commences October 9TH. Terms-$l00, in two
payments. Summer (partial) course, from July
10th to September 10Th, $50.
As it is only question of time as to aohen this
system will be adopted in our public sckGols.
young ladies will do we'll to be first in the field
and gain an experience in profession less over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply to the Principals. 929
Sth st., s. Q. corner of K st., Washington, d. q.
Washington, D. O., iy 2-eo3m
-~nu c,vnu aNNnhr SESSTON or
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-21

MORE than one half OF the principal
part of Cape May, the popular..seaside
resort, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
last. The burned area covers forty
acres and the loss is estimated at $780,.
600. 1t is supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary.
THE New York Herald received TWO
anonymous propositions, one offering to
return A. T. Stewards boly for the sam
Of one hundred thousand dollars, the
ether, Offering to point out the placein
which the body is concealed if hail. a
million dollars be donated to some char
table institution.
Messrs. Henry Klinpe!l and c. &.
Schmidt have started German paper IN
Madison under the name Of the Wiscoa-
sin Stats Zcitt3lg. Klinpell is the pres
eat State treasury agent, and formerly
EDITOR OF the Sank City Pioneer. Mr..
Schmidt We believe is brother Of c. H.
.9cAIiILuI VI tIIS CITY.
FATHER Willard has purchased the
Catholic Vindicator and will attend to It's
editorial wants personally. Father VIII
ards reputation as scholar is second
- none in the state, and he no doubt
VII make the Catholic Queen, UrIe 1Iu1ile
under which the paper will be issued, an
able exponent of the views of the church.
THE republican majority i'll Wisconsin
sill not exceed 5000, but the state is SC
cerrymandered that the republicans have
a large majority on JOINT ballot in the
legislature. They have II majority ovel
I'll opposition and 81 over straight dem
ocrats. This will insure the election OF
any republican TO the United States sen
ate who is nominated by the republican
caucus, as the majority on joint ballot i:
SO great that a bolt" will prove iuef.
! fective.
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ACCORDING to Gen. Sherman's report
the standing army of the United State:
amounts to 24,761.
YESTERDAY was the day in which i
was supposed the British and the Afghan
troops would meet
HoS d. II. KELLEY of Green Bay vii
il all probability be the next speaker o
the assembly. Pratt of Menasha il
/ spoken of as clerk.
WHAT an invincible minority there
must be in Louisiana, to be sure. One
democrat can scatter and bulldoze a re
publican mass meeting.
THE Villas House offers rooms above
the fourth story tree. The greenback
party should rent the whole suit for It's
assemblymen.
WONDER whether the republican sue,
cesses in New York were not the result
of buildozing. The revolution is about
rs complete there as in Louisiana.
VIII Milwaukee now insist that a
democratic nominee for governor must
be chosen from among her citizens? Look
not to Milwaukee when convention time
comes. She biteth like an adder and
stingeth hke-Milwaukee
\ NAN in Iowa was lately convicted OF
murder on oiTcUmStantial evidence and
sentenced to be hung. On the very day
on which he was convicted the real muir
derer confessed the crime. 1t is within
the last few years that Iowa restored cap
ital punishment.
KING shooting is becoming as fashion
able il Europe as body-snatching in
America. The Kaiser Wilhelm has been
made target of. Next in order was
king Alfonso of Spain. and lately an at.
tempt was made on the life of king
Humbert of Italy.
SALT Lake City is now claiming some
attention. The Gentle" women have
issued an address earnestly calling atten-
ton to the evils of polygamy. 1t is
highly probable that some action will be
taken in the next congress to prevent the
further spread OF polygamy.
LORD Salisbury says he lad no inten-
ton of justifying the violence of the
Newfoundland fishermen in driving off
the United States fishermen who had
cast their nets in British American wat
ers. This settles the controversy as this
acknowledgment is all that Secretary
Evarts contcnded for. The award of
five and a half million dollars, less the
loss sustained by our fishermen Will now
be paid without further delay.
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Now comes The contest among the re
pu1licans who aspire to the L. S. senate
1T is said that Matt. Carpenter expresses
the opinion that the contest in the re-
republican caucus viii lie between him.
self and Reyes. Carpenter is very much
III error. He viii have n personal but
no party following. His only hope was
TO have the two leading parties SO evenly
divided that neither could hope. with the
balance of power held 10y the greenback
members, to elect q straight party man.
In party caucus Mats chances viii be
fearful short He worked aeainst
himself III working for a large repubii-
can majority on joss, ballot. TIE con-
test Is between Howe and Reyes and one
O: these wiil be the next senator unless
som unforeseen complication arises.
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cit . NICHOLAS.
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with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dcd,e a, edition.
Five years have passed since the first
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the editor preserves a good-humored ST. !
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ssale OF Forfeited Aortgaged Lands.


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TAKEN UP.

Came into my uHe. .-3re ON section q, i'm he town
D.. au-sGth, COW years old, of red color and q
lits SPOT on l1reGr&.. The uwuer may Call pay
-ua date. Is | Cau ua. keep neg longer.
Dated al hgssUla. Y,ember $uIh. 1915.
CASpSR PIRKER
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SENATE.

Ii L. c. McEetrldge y ii. Houghton
Il David L. Welch 80 =. D. Andrews
Is JOS. Rankin 81 G. Van Steenwyk
is O. c. Hathaway % VIM. 7. Price
Lyman Morgan:
Republicans, "a: Democrats, 9.
ASSEMBLY.
Adanls-C. A. Cady.
Ashland, etc.-W. J. Vincent.
Buffalo,. ". DETROIT.
Brown-D. II. Kelley, 4. l.. Gray,
James O'FJaherty.
Calumet-J b. Rey5a0lds.
Chippew-H. G. NcRae.
Clark, Lincoln, Taylor and Nood.-N.
H. Withee.
Columbia-C. r. Gsllett, J. Sanderson.
Crawf9rd-A Peterson.
Dane-lf. ZHctsets. B. ID. Hutchinson,
c. G. Lewis.
Dodge. Davtdsoa, Van. Giese, "
T.. Flaming, o. Haaser.
Door-C. i. Masse.
Dunn-H. Ausman.
FauClaire-J. G.. Ingram.
Fond du Lac-H. G. Bottum, L. W.
Spence, PHILLIP GREEEiRG, u. 1hetan.
Grant-W. Z. Garter, Joseph I. Mills,
John Brindley il.
Green-F. r. Melvin, T. Mitchell.
Green Lakes. Barter.
Iowa-G. CT. Cox, GEO. L. FROST.
/ Jackson-J. r. Sechler.
/ JelIerson-H. Finn, j. ID. Bullock,
! James ". Ostrander.
Juneau-L lfuNoecney II. T. c.
! Nichols.
Kenosha-J. Y. Quarles.
| Kewaunee-JOhn C0rci.
/ La Crosse-John Bradley.
Lafayette-Nelson Ladue, j. ".
/ Blackstone.
Manitowoc-John carey, JVn. Ian
der, W Hemschmeyer.
AIarathon-F. w. kICKBUscH.
Marquette-J ". -JUrphy.
Miiwaukee-E. C.. Val, G. Widuia,
Ed. Kcog, Z. Is. Simpson, JOHN Bentiy
+ c. S. Boessner. A. G. Allen, Henry
Fischer, Christian S.rnow, J. q. Hart
W. ". Johnson.
Monroe-J. ID. ConIit, G. Il. VINCENT
Oconto-D. Il. Pulcifer.
Outagamie-J. PETERSON, +. Staten
Ozaukee-J Fitzgerald.
Pepin, etc.-James Barry.
Pierce-N. p. Haugen.
Portage-T. II. McDll.
Racine-Nort J. Field, X. Adland.
Richland-J. NJ. Thomas, Elihu L
Bailey.
Rock-R. J. Burge, \. P. Loyejoy
William Gardner.
st. Crolx-James Hill.
Sauk-Ulrich Hemmi, 4. Z. Filing
WOOD. :,
Root, j. Allen.
Trempealeau-G. II. Markham
Vermont. Eckhardt jr., Il. Williams
Walworth-E. 3. Dewing, A. L. Ma
son, e. d. Coe.
: Washington-H MucEerhcidc, G
Washburn.
Waupaca-William Masters, L. .
Moses.
Waushara- r. Clark.
Winnebago-Wm. Wall, J. POTTER
IL. y. Webster, Milan FORD.
Republicans 90; Democrats 81; Green
:
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BELOW is list of the members of the
legislature for 1879. It VIII be seen
that on joint ballot the republicans have
90 majority over the straight democrats,
and 50 over all opposition.
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ENGLAND and Russia are casting lower
ing looks at each other and war be-
tween these powers at an early day is
not at all improbable The tone of the
Russian press is decidedly hostile toward
England, and the latter declares that
Russia is not carrying out the terms of
the Berlin Treaty. From present ap-
pearances it appears that the Berlin
Treaty was by no means a great diplo-
matte triumph for England and that
Beaconsfeld now realizes this fully.
nRs. \. I. STEWART and Judge Hilton
receive number of communications from
various points Offering to return Stew
arts body for reward. It is believed
that not one Of these comes from the real
robbers, and that the object is to obtain
money by promising to restore the
body, though it is really not in their
possession. The Chief of Police of New
York is of the opinion that the body will
never be recovered through the fear Of
detection on account VI the large reward
offered. He claims that that is the rea-
son that Charley Ross has never been
found
II seems strange that such paper as
the Milwaukee Sentinel would give pub
LEFTY to reports refacting on the Cath
olic clergy, concocted by a disreputable
saloon keeper. The fight on Deuster was
dirty one but there certainly seems to
be no good reason why the Catholic clergy
should be slandered. Deuster is a Cath
olic and this fact was used against him.
Ii he attempted to gain votes through his
religion the republican press were justi-
fed in making it an issue. But there can
be nc excuse in aiding q calumnious
saloon keeper to iniuTs the character of
an innocent person.
\ CONSIDERABLE portion of Gen. Sher-
mans annual report is devoted to dis
cusslon Of the Indian question. He al
mits that the Shoshoaes and Cheyennes
were driven to war through starvation
and that the rapid settlement of territory
heretofore used as hunting grounds made
1t more difficult for them to find means
of subsistence. The general thinks that
the government should force the Indian
to take the first step toward civilization
and adopt the pastora! life. OF course
this would require 2 large army and
Sherman naturally thinks large army a
blessing.
As it is more likely that jim Bennett
will discover the north pole within the |
next three months than it is that DEM
ocrats will elent United States senator
to succeed Howe, our voice is for Matt.
Carpenter. As democrats were insiru- |
mental in giving the republicans so large
a majority on jeipt ballot, they should |
have right to offer few suggestions TO
The republican caucus. The democracy
was SO strong as to be dangerous to re-
publican success, but generously diluted
Itself with greenback;sn, and thus in
'ured the republican party a good strong
working majority.
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RESOLUTION OF C0-PARTEER9HIP

The co-paTtnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned under the name firm and -tv!e. at
Schmidt & Zauder. has this day been dissolved
All debts and credits OF said firm pass over the
new firm. Schmidt Wittenberg. MaHirowoc
Nov. IS, IS7o. AUG SCHMIDT.
EDW. LANDER
With reference % the ab0ve I herewith tnan%
ny friends for the fave they hag5 shown sl M
recommend the new firm schmidt & ZacGer Il
continued favor OF the public,
E, LANDER,
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First publication November Il, 1871 20 100.
7 y PR0BATE,--aiAhiT0W0C COUNTY COURT.
1 Ia the matter of the estate of Jonu Wright.
deceased.
70 all whom 1t may concern. Letters Of admin
.tfatioE Oh SAID estate having been issued 10 John
II. Wright on the fourth day Of November. a d..
Isl - ana SIX months from and after said day be-
lI- allowed ana limited for creditors 10 present
their claims Tor examination and allowance, notice
la heTeb. given taaj The undersigned viii, ON the
ir>t tuesday in each of the last three months of
the period limited "a aforesaid. and also on the
-th day q May lss3, 1t the Probate Office ia the
city Of Aaniluwuc. in said county. receive ex-
:ltiEc ana ADJUST all Claims. and demands Of all
pcrsons against said deceased.
Dated. November eth. 1873.
MICHAEL kIEWAN, County jade.
i. @. * ". J. Turner, 4ttyz. doc s
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J. MCDONNELL,
4 RCnITECT.
Office No. 1877, Washington Street,
GREEN BAY,
WISCONSIN

81 fpfnish Plans and Specifications Tor Build
= = evaTs description. Church, ScheaI and
C+IntF ha5ldiqss Specially. over twenty years
practice. Correspondence egliollee.
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% u appearing By SAID petition thar tncre is not
-l.Icleht personal ste III the hand, of said adj
illustrator y paF said debts, and that it is neces-
-- n order to pay the same TO sell ail 81 Ia
go esa'ei II IL therefore ordered that all persogs
~ rested IN said estate appear before the j5lsI-e
i as = oHrl' on AoEcHy the End day OF Jeeem ID =
:. - ISIS, at ten o'ctock A. NJ AZ RE nic. - ~ ,
my Judge IN the city Of Manitownc in ssid
-'-L-y tleA ana there 70 show cagse If any there
ny license shoni nat be granted to said ad-
3F-Fer u said petition - Inc
nd II = further ordered. that copy Of this or
DEE sAal be publish Tor four successive [recI.s
y.' y TO said day Of hearing, in the Msnifo1,ae
Lieta weekly newspaper printed and pab,!.hed
II iaUltoWoc IA said comfy, and .,-.J
o. al persons Interested in zsid estate res ain
y s4id county, at least soaFteen DAYS hegare Ia
daF ofhegriIg, BY the Court SSiu
D., 1873. 'Si' ~
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County .Tndoo -,
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First puJli,su.. October 81, ls-Sl No 80
- pRoBArE,-Nh> tTO"oG COUNTY COURT
/ in the matter u Tie estate OF Anhgosc OsCh-
V.id deceased.
On reading aud ..fng The petition of Don A.
Sa0yc. administrator IF said estate. setting forth
/ IT,. amount OF personal estate thar has come to
p hands, and the Dis tiou thcrcot-thc amount
/ ui debts outstanding against sand deceased, and
e. tiUSt said estate. AID description Oft part Of
/ real estate OF winch said deceased died seized,
d i IN condition and ysluc oi iEc pCctiyc por-
! rs thereof; and pr5ying that license be 10 him
L.Gted 10 sell ltte same for the payment of the
q Dts mentioned in r. petition, the said real cs-
/ G.c ur4 OF Hc4 Of eeC. -, Town IS, Range II
/ o.. 90 ne b OF NV. Of p, is, p
"a 49,. Of nv. Of n
! a. taiso swai orsua Of" ~ 10 %
! a.. situate lying and being in Manltowoe COUNTY.
iscuu~In- ana 1t Irl caring b. said petition that
there is not sufficient personal estate in TN, hands
~ said administrator to pay said debts and that il
j. necessary III order - pay the same. to sell all
{" sara real estate; n As therefore ordered that all
/ . ..--c OF this Court, Monday the md dav of
( ~ c"moeE, \ d IS, at ten o'clock \. NJ. al the
/ '.-ce OF the County Judge in the city of Mantle
I voc IN SAID county. then and there to show carse
/ u any there De WIN license should not be grant
nu 10 said administrator to sell said real estate az
! e' ding 10 the PTar,r Ut said petition.
ana it Is lurher 2. red. that c0pv OF tbis ar
4. shall be publi-i. for four successive weeks
n.."r ID saiG day "i a.arlng. in the MaHitOwoc
~, a weekly new -.a|ef printed and published
~ @aHituWoC in said .aunty. and Dersopaliy served
o. All persons Hfrra -scu iii said estate, residing
3D. sa5a county 1T e.- fourteen days before SAID
u-r of hearing. By Use court.
D'igd al @nio"o1 the li.h day OF October
MICHAEL K!i"AN, County Judge. nov p
First publication oclobe. 81 1879 No 81.
\ I'oBATa-NAr-TowoC COUNTY Court In
! ING matter OF i.g estate OF Ambrose Usch-
I'D, deceased.
On reading and sling The petition of Don. 4.
shove admiuistTatur y, said estate. setting forth
{4-Ir '.e I.r.
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First publication October 81, ls7s.) No. o.
! II iToWoC COUNTY corRr
scr, deceased. 0"i
Z , all whom it nav concern:
1siisfs o. administration with tho Wiz annexed
C.i aiid estate having been issas5; 10 John Rarfb
oris on the th DAY oi October. n ISIS. and f,,Ir
.uo ti!s IRON ana GiTef the date hereof being al
lg.,5d ana limited Tor creditors TO present their
- --ts loF examination and allowance, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned viii on Tie
~. MONDAY IN each 81 the four months next en-
7tlAg tue date hereof AID aisc On the 29th day Of
1faaFy, = y, - tie Probate Office IN the city Of
- stav'sG &C. IN said cas.-.g, receive, examine and
= az claims, aaa demands Of all persons
~ tSt SAID deceased.
Lated Sc AaaitoH9e, October 24tb, I51s.
MICHAEL aI6WAS County Judge
Treat = lIGn4, AtEys. nov Il
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Z In the matter Of the estate OF JUseph Pam
EEatz. deceased.
40 all WhOw il may concern: Letters Of admin
lstEali9B On said estate having been issued 10
a. ISIS. and SIX months irGIs aud acr said ,,,
being allowed aad limited for creditors Co present
tH1ir claims for examination and allowance notice.
Is hereby given that the undersigned viii. on The
frsl Tuesday OF each month during the time %
nlied and also on the last dsy 50 limited at the
Probate once III the city Of Manirowoc. IN said
county receive, examine and adjust sil claims.
and demands ci all persons sga.iz: ..!d ,.sge,sf,
Dated. SoFe.iIBar EIiiI. ISIS
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