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The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

NOOub
DRESS GOODS.
<0-inch Livadian Pekin, at tl.
46-inch Armurines, at 81.
<6-inch Camel's Hair, at 81.
40-inch Shooda Cloth, at 81.
4e-inch Foule Saline Cloth. attl.
le-inch silk Mixed suilings. at 81.
ti-inch Ladies Cloth at tl.
10 inch Plaid Monte Cloth, at 81.
4e-inch French PlAids, at 75c.
l6-inch Striped suitingr, at oOc.
46-inch Coiored French Merinos. at 75c.
36-inch Lupin's Colored MerInos, at JOc.
se-iuch Lupin's Colored Merinos, at 45c.
l6-inch all wool French Suitings, at 4Oc.
42-inch Striped Momie Cloth. at s7ISc.
French Trimming Novelties, at 6Oc.
silk Mixed suitings. at SIG.
All Wool Suitings, at 25c.
Csmsl's Hair Suitings, at 2Oc.
Aberdeen sultings. at l5c.
2-inch Imperial satines, at I2I5c,
Striped Monte Cloth, at l0c.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
TO HOUSE FUKNTsHERs.
II ought to be remembered that we have
lot OF Down Comfortables. which were
bought under great advantages IN Europe
by our buyer on the spot, that we can sci
almost my per cent less than a most any
thing now offered In this market We be.
iieve In American goods, but this was al
opportunity We could not pass.
A full-sizen Down Comfortable G. soft
clean, light weight and warm az toast.
Price $50 as long as present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradle-size, from si.85 TO 6
each. ss long as present lot lasts.
Those who do not like weighty he,
coverings Will hnd these Down Comfort.
ables delightfully."- warm and very light,
JOHN wANAMAKER.
CIR A N D
PHILA.I
o'5l-tf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

The Regulators in Eastern Kentucky re-
Gently issued a manifesto setting forth the
many crimes In that section, and the neces-
atty for stern measures to be taken with the
criminals. They advised the law officers to do
their duty and punish the guilty. otherwise
the Regulators would take the matter In their
own hands. This unique proclamation nat
orally attracted attention, and as the Regu-
lators were from Kentucky. called forth
much hostile comment from the stalwart or
ssans This was all right as far as 1t went
But when the same papers find nothing but
praise over the organization Of vigilant
committee In Leadville, which few days
aao took two men from Jail and hanged them
without the benefit of Judge OF jury, the com
ments upon the Kentucky Regulators seem
rather peculiar. Kentucky, it may pc ob-
served, is south Of the Ohio river. Perhaps
that accounts for the difference.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

A correspondent OF that extreme Republic
can Journal, the Cincinnati Gazette, has inter-
Viewed a number Of Mississippi planters
relative to the late Kansas fever and fluids
that many of them believe 1t to have been an
advantage to the planting interests OF the
State. There were too many negroes In the
bottom lands, they cay, and many OF them
we're, In consequence. idle, lazy, and without
work. or those that left for Kansas last year
between 10 and 30 per cent have already re-
turned much improved by their trip North,
not In health OF In pocket. as they returned
In rags sick and detected, but In their ideas.
The hard, rough life they had led in Kansas
had made the South peculiarly dear and at
tractlve to them, and they felt no inclination
to wander away again. They had learned,
moreover. the necessity of working, and wen
back Into the fields with fresh vigor and de-
termination. La fine, the Mississippi planters,
seen by the Gdzettc's man. oil agreed that the
useful negroes that went to Kansas oil re-
turned after short experience of that State
and that the Kansas fever carried away only
the idle and worthless darkies who were
anxious to make living without working for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

The result OF the Virginia election, which
Rives the Republican members q the Legis-
lature the balance Of power as between the
Readiusters and Funders, seems 70 have
filled the Republican leaders with the idea Of
reorganizing the party In the Old Dolninion.
Since the State election, wherein the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor was elected by
10000 majority, no Republican party has e&-
listed In Virginia save In few counties in
tide-water Virginia. Now. however, the party
viii be reorganizad for the presidential cleo
ton Of 1850 To this end call has been Issued
for q meeting OF prominent Republicans IN
Richmond, January g, 1880, Tor the puipeee
of thorough organization. This call claims
that there are 81, 600 Republican voters Ia tne
state and that this number will be greatly
Increased IL the Readiusters do as they prom.
IL. and repeal the provision BY which pre-
pavnlent Of the poll tax is necessary pre-
renuisite to voting
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
Registrar of Voters. Parish OF Orleans,
New Orleans. Sept. "a. 1879.
The office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY. the twenty fifth day Of September. at BIT.
Patricks Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be- kept open until November
"a. 1879 Sundays and legal holidays excepted. in
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed. 70
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number Of applications for duplicate reg
istration papers, citizens are earn stly REQUEST
ed to use diigent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from O'Clock a. M. to IL M. and
CHAR. CAVANAC,
Registrar OF Voters,
se2b n Parish of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

Dennis Kearney has fallen from bis high
estate as dictator Of San Francisco. The
other night he was arrested for creating dis
turbanee and, like an ordinary mortal, taken
10 the station-house few months ago such
m occurrence would have been almost mpos-
sihle The orator OF the sand lots would have
been instantly released by an Infatuated peo-
Die and the officer who laid his hands upon
the popular idol would not have escaped
without severe handling. kearnoy's power
over the multitude Is evidently ut an end.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

tial; he hopes BY this policy 10 win support
for bis ambitious projects Ia New York and
Massachusetts, where he is not particularly
strong. Even Ii he falls IN this, his policy
will, he thinks, at least force him to The front
and bring about All Issue IN Congress or
which he will be the central figure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

The transactions In Wall street have been
growing more enormous every day. Several
days last week the transactions Of the Stock
Exchange amounted to 100000 and 100000,
and the total weeks business was fully $780,
900 shares. The mania for speculation has
seized half the city. and seems to have affected
the country as well, as orders are pouring In
from oil sides.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or MUSIC LITTLE DETECTIVE
bu Lolita and hei troupe.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ~ "A CELEBRATED
CASE" bp the Union Square Combination.
FRENCH OPERA HOUSE bourbon street,
III. TRovAToRE." ~ the Srakosch Italian
Opera Company
COLES CIRCUS Corner Rocheblare mad Canal
streets.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-At Exposition Hail.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

re Ml,cinnati Enquirer credits John sher-
J mai, Win the intention OF Withdrawing ana
dessroyine ali cur outstanding legal tender
circulation. and declares that be will 50 rec
oEnlre,,i Id It'll report to Congress, His no-
Ton II this, tne Ehqairu thipks, y prealaen-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES,,

First Representative District,
RALPH MORGAN.
Second Representative District,
THOMAS DEvEREUX.
JAMES BARRY.
Third Representatv District,
W. +. BULGER.
P. W. AITKEN.
LAMBERT FRANZ.
Fourth Representative District,
JUDGE D. s. BRYON.
Fifth Representative District,
A. RAB0UIN, Jr,.
LEONARD SCHNEIDER.
Sirth Representative District,
OCTAVE NOBEL.
jSeDenh Representative District
J. B. BUCHANAN.
J, A. LETTEN.
Eighth Representative District,
Ninth Representative District,
FRED ZEAGEL.
=~= HERMAN MEIsTER.
Tenth Representative District,
JOSEPH Fl. SPEARINa.
Eleventh. Representative District,
JOSEPH BREWER.
FRANK aERSTNER.
Imelfh Representative District,
FRANK L. RICHARDSON.
Thirteenth Representative District,
HORACE Z. PHILLIPS.
Fourteenth Representative District,
FREDERICK DIEBEL.
Fifteenth Representative District,
EDWARD QUINN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
I. DIED.

BEUGNOTAt Paris. France on Wednesday
morning November 3. 1872 Mt o'clock, JOSE
phlno Schneider, wife OF DR.. J. F. Beugnot.
Her remains will be brought to New Orleans
tor nterment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

The latest boom reads: For President, Joel
Parker, of New Jersey: for Vice President,
Il. @, g, Lamar, Of Mississippi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TICk ET.
STATE TICKET.

For Gore,nor. .#.@
LOUIS ALFRED WILTZ.
Of Orleans.
For Liduitnuni Governor
SAMUEL D. MeENERY.
OF Ouanhita.
FOR ATTORNEY EeuGal
J. g. EaAN,
OF Claiborne.
#. For ssectmV Of State,
WILL. A. STRONG,
or VIM. ..
For Auditor,
ALLEN JUWEL,
OF Ibervtlle.
For Superintendent Of Public Education,
EDWIN H. FAY.
or EHet Faiciana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24

sa,d election 10 the Secretary Of state on or be~
fore the twenty-ninth day OF December. 1879, In
accordance with the provisions OF the proposea
constitution.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto aflixe6
nv signature and caused the seal OF the state
of Louisiana to be affixed thereto at the city OF
New Orleans this thirty-frst day Of July In
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy mine. ru
By tho Acting Governors
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State
au2 ItnwtOe1-tHe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

Risftg barometer. colder northerts irn'ds
and clear uedthef. fpllo,eed by fauang tdrome-
NV n,ti soatthenafe..tB minds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
FOR STATE SENATORS.
First Senatorial District,

Second Senatorial District,
JOHN r. POLLOCK.
j. NUMA AUGUSTIN.
Third Senatorial District,
WYNNE ROGERS.
Fourth Senatorial District,
ROBERT @. DAVEY.
Fifth Senatorial District,
5 EDWIN HARRIS.
!SiTth Senatorial District,
JAMES HAGAN.
DR.. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

thirteen years Of State and city govern
rnsa,t under the new constitution cannot cost
To,lsiana more, On the assessment OF 1879.
than
State government, .,.....,,,,,. 81, 100000 ~
fitv government .,..... 21,7no 900 90
Total $34, 100, 900 90
Difference 10 the credit of the Democratic
Conservative party, $74elo,6A "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-24
PARISH TICKET.

For Recorder Of Mortgages.
EUGENE MAY.
Fbr Regisfer of Conreuanees.
LOUIS ARNAULD
For District Attorney,
JOHN j. FINNEY.
For Coroner,
DIR. ]. @. BEARD.
For GGh If GirH District Court,
JAMES r. CLARK.
For Clerk Of Criminal District Court
THOMAS WIZARD.
For Girl Sheriff,
THOMAS DUFFY.
For Criminal Sheriff,
ROBERT BREWSTER.
For Judges Of Gfy Courts,
EDWARD X. SKINNER,
WILLIAM VOORHEES,.
WILLIAM Il. HOLMES.
For Cieyhs Of City Courts,
w. H. mGMURBAY.
CHARLES AUTH.
J. Fl. MCUANN.
For Gonstabiea Of Gty Courts
ROGER MURPHY.
NJ II. VINET.
n. +. THOMAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
The NOnnpartfSts,

LONDON, July % "A Psris dispatch 10 The
Times says: Tine Bonspsrtists caucus on Sat-
urdsy last W hich adopted the resolution decar'
ing that Prince Jerome Napoleon has become
the head of the Donspsr!e family, settled moth
ing. Only 81 i3onapsrtist senators and deputies
out Of lis were present. and. though the resolu-
ton was finally adopted with only two dissen-
tients, % Of those present had previously sup
ported IN amendment which vas out vo!sd. de-.
clinipg to pronounce on questions beyond the
Jurisdiction Of tie meeting, and atti 'ming their
sentiments of fidelity to the empire and the prln-
ciples of order which have always inspired It's
policy. as this amendm ent convtysd an i'm
piled censure on the antecedents Of Prince Je'
rome the feelings with which he Is regarded by
large section ofthe Bo1apsrtist party ara pref
ty apparent.
"Msny CT the sixty-oao absentoes moreover
kept away from the meeting 70 avoid com hitting
II emselves to recognition of Prince Jerome.
II. Paul do Csssasnsc ia his journal, TIE Pays.
feprosches Prince jerome with entertaining a
fear OF exile, which detcr' him from issuing O
msnifestoH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22

ening demonstrations that the p)ilce had 10
escort her to a place Of safely. Such is one OF
the "beauties" ofstrikes. This being nominal
ly, at least, a free coun;rg. wo have always
maintained the undispu!ablc legal right OF man
or as many men as may choose 10 join tho
movement to strike, aud to remain idle as long
as idleueas retains any cf its ATTRACTIONS. But,
il this right be allowed. and 20 lover OF Tree
institutions, CT the equality Of mao, and Ct the
dignity of labor, cas gsiussy il, surely none can
DEFY the right Of oDe man or any number Of
men to seek employment wEera thfy can lied
it, and to retain it IS long az it is agreeable to
themselves eDd their employers. If this be sc
how Gao the sSiklrs Justify their lnhuma1
treatment of the old woman, who, yesterday
was taken by Ter sop to Fal! River 10 order
that by the work he could get there he might
be enabled to keep her cut Of the poors house
And another question, equally. if not more I'M
portant, is, how can tho authorities OF FAl
River justify their own failure to punish sum-
marily AID effectively those guilty of tho out
rage to which We refer?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
Vanderbilt Beaten.

NEW York, July % "A special from Pitts
burg to morning paper says: VIM. ii. Van
dsrbilt wss apparently beaten here yesterday
10 one of bis new schemes BY John ". Gar
relt and Tom SCOTT. Shortly after II o'clock
Yesterday rnorniog two parties of Torkmcn, osc
from tho 3. & o.. aud tho other from the
Pennsylvania Railroad, started to build COO
ueotion between !bess two roads on Try street
10 this city. The m.u did rot begin work until
after midnight, BIT: one or tNo s'dars koeW
of tho intended movement. O.c OF tho street
commissioners was aroused a1d went to the
Chief Of Polio, flr assistaEc:, when squad OF
forty men vert 10 the spot aod stopped the
work. Shortly after word was received from
City Solicitor Bigelop that il was ell right, AID
the work should be allowed to 20 on. Tho po'
lice surrendered their prisoners, and b7 eight
o'clock the connection between the Two roads
,vns 40 accomplished fact,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
FOREIGN NE IFS.

Dt. Conrad Marin. The eyi!ad Bishop OF
Paderboro, has recently died.
Another pIscari threatening tho kiIg OF
Belgium has besn found 90 the wsiI OF The the.
atrs at Lege.
A great Ere has occurred at Njai Noyso-od,
Russia. Twenty persons we're killed By an ex
posion duriog the FIRE.
The Porte refuses to soR the u. s. steamer
Qunuebaug to eDter the Back See because hc!
tonnage exceeds 500.
Eight Zulu cbicls and their followers have
siguifsd their iolcrton Of suErcodcriog to thc
British troops.
Germany has declirel to c0tertaia aoy pro,
possls from Roumania for the m5d!6o1tlou OF
the provisions of the lfesiy Of Berlin relative 10
the emancipation Of The Jews.
The widow of Charles H., tx-Graud Duke
Of Parma. is dead, at the age Of seveuty-siz.
| She YES The daughter Of the lsto Victor En-
marusl l., King of sardi1ia.
The prevailing OPTION both 10 Ftarc, cod
| Germany is that tbs wheat crop will be short,
both countries, like ourselves, having suffered
from heeVy raias.
The 6oding of portnanteau at Eu'ton
Station, London, has disc osed q long series OF
|
posed to have had hand.
1t is said that NM. Rouher aud de Cassas.-
bac would have opposed tho recognition of
Prince Napoleon if they had seen any chance
OF keeping the BoDapartist crgao zsli0n togeth.
or under another leader.
10 consequences tf tho rcpors tina. en attempt
would be inside co Saturday to wreck the royal
railway train 90 tho route from Windsor to
Portsmouth, Eogland, the most extraordinary
precautions were taken during the passage of
tho train. 1t Was preceded by pilo. engines.
and every bridge, cutting and thlokot was
searched.
It is reported that tie British armv 10 ZIlu'
land has reached Uiund, aud that King Gate.
wayo's kraa has been burned. Many Il Illus
aud catll. have been surrendered to tho B.l;i;h
forces. Geo. Wolsecy has not been able 10
land ct Dlrnford aud consequently has not
reached the scene of action. CecEayo is rep
resented Gs anxious to fight, but the piloccf
| are not.
In the British House Of Lords last eight
Lord Selbournc declared that Spaiu has not
fulfilled her engagements respecting slavery 10
Coca L1rl BssconsG:ld sad experience bad
shown nations that it was generally uhWlso to
press foreign governments too strongly 90 the
carrying out Of treaties, srd u u,h depended on
friendly representatives Tbs government
mnst trust as much as possible 10 moral tfi1'
| cDcc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22

DESERTED BY HIS EsooRT.-Therc is no Sc
rous doubt remaioog tha: the Prince Inpcria
wss deserted. The ocrGespondent Of The Times
with General NeHdigate's c,lumn, who bat
obviously access to the official documents, pub
fishes Lieutenant Carey's Own repcr;. Accord
Jog to this statement. that officer was directed
10 escort the plince to choose site for The
camp, bu! without Interfering with him. and
LETT him throughout practically, though, of
cour.c, not officially. 10 Command.
The IrGos gsvo tho orders aud had Just
given the word 10 mount when tho concealed
II Illus made rush. Lieutenant Carey then
Judged it better TO clear the long grass b. f1rs
mskiog stand. aud rode hard for the ravine,
followed by his six troopers, without further
attention to the Iri5ce, who failed to mount,
ran aftr the retreatins party for some distance,
and then, fscug the Zalus, died, reotiViog all
bis eighteen wounds in front.
Sergeant Willis, Corporal Grubb and two
troopers confirm this account, all stating that
Lieutepaot Carey gave DO order, but rode on
first. Fifty excuses may be made for the no.
Fortunate officer, who probably ,c:ed entirsly
without thought aud whose record is said to be
a good ont; tu. if ever man under esoort was
deserted by man who should have died With
him, the Prince was that map. Blame ia alec
attached 10 COL Harrison, Qlarter naster Gen.
eral of the otlumD, who should have disaloRed
the expect ion; but bis was On error of ju1g-
ment, not failure 10 duty. The whole bust.
ness is most humiilstiog one.-Lona0n SPEC
t9tOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
Exclusion Of Jews.

New YORK. July 22-Several days ago
rumor was circulated to the cffect that Auslr
Colbo. president Of tho Manhattan Beach Co.,
had tsk "a 40 open stand against admitting
Hebrews to tho beach or hoc Yesterday be
authorized q statement to be published that lie
oil not want their patronage. According Ia
the report furnished morning paper be re of
firms this decision 10 the following laDgoaga {:
I'VE do not like the jews es a class. There
are so mo we'll behaved people amor them, but
an rule they make themselves off:usive to the
kind of people who principally palroDiz, our
road and hotel, Ond l am satisfied We should be
better off without than with their custom. L
is not the Jews religion | object TO, but it is
the ofreusiveuess which they possess as sect
nr m Tim ally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
Suicides.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 22-Joseph W.
Morton, q we'll knowo young commercial travel
Ter, committed suicide this morning by shoot
ing. The cause for the rash acs is urkuoWo.
CHICAGO, July GA distressing and mys
FERROUS double suicide occurred last Eight a'
HYDE Park, a sou,hern suturb of this city, the
particulars OF which only trsosplred carly thl:
morniog. Three maiden sisters FAMED Eliza
beth, Anua and Nina TroWbridge, aged respeo
lively 43, 40 and 50 years, have been living
for many gears in coed style ln that toWr
upon revenues derived from aa estate lel
them by their mother. Recsrtly their talhel
has src,ecded IN ectlirg their entire properly
away, and has left them peociess. Whel
they became fully aware Of this State cf at
fairs, they decided to die together and spcn
Sunday aud Monday 10 pTep:riDg Tor death
They nailed up tho doors sod windows, and
the Two lier sister, With most careful pre-
paration drove spikes 90 either side the case
meut Of tho foIdirg doors, adjusted smal
heppen c5rds about their ntcis aud kickipt
from beneath their feet tho books piled o.
ottomans sad chairs quietly straDged t
death. Tho younger sister, Nina, who l.
q dwarf remained meantime 10 40 upper cham
Der ADD sihoush the deed was done at abou
SIX o'clock Monday Eight, she first CIV
warning ct nine u'clcck. lbd the bodies were
not cut down until midaisht. 1t was With TIL
greatest difficulty she c0ull b Induced to tel
her story, and sbo told it 10 so discooneoted aut
rambling way tibet its accuracy is even nov
doubted. She is now 10 state borderioI
90 insaniiy. Ia her chamber was found knit
of rssor shernnesa and sin OF paper, on which
was written I'VE must Fail UP tho dnors
TIE trio have lIwa;s been regarded as YER
erratic. aud, although rotbiog has been koow
against their character, they have been knowI
to hoI.1 nois7 and disturbing midi isht oreie
that are DOW regarded as eVidsncs Of Ions
standing insanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22

TIE NEGRO EXODUS Several weeks ago
tho President of he Western Sanitary C,n'
mission, J,m,s E Yeatmau, undertook the
Temporary relief of negro refugees arriving OF
s.. Louis from the South. Tho old Eig'o
foundry near the landing was ii.ttd up with
bucks and c,oking fscilies. and those who
came from below found haven there. Salur
day evening" this refuge WAS closed. Their,
were about huodrcd refugees still stopping
there, and lhsy moved their baggage to the
lcvee and cncampei for the night. Yesterday
these aud huccred more lefs for Kansss.-
Inter the Grapd Tower arrived with party
from Bolivar. Miss. There WIS DO pl,c, pro-
vided for them, and they arc camping ca The
wharf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22

A PARIS beauty reo,ntly won husband 10
three Interviews. being, it ia understood. greatly
assisted by her COWS Tie first time that she
saa him she T0rc wattr green muslin, With
shor, skirt aud short sleeves The second lime
short silk p,cnais, over frilled skirt of 10
dia nusiia, and straw hat trimmed with pink
clover AID white feather; and the third.
gowa Of Wedgew5od blue iou!ard aud a
Raben9 bat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-22
Vessel Lfbelcd.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-The Clyde Steam.
shi D Company filed yesterday a libel in the Q.
q. District Court against the steamship Scots
9 rev. which collidei on Saturday with the
steamship Santiago DeCuba on the Delaware.
An Attachment was Immediately Issued against
The veasel by U. S. Marshal Herns, and q
.vstchmsn plsced on board the steamship, which
ia now lying st Dickinson street wharf. The
;aiipulations demanded by the lihellant amount
TO SlSNO.