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The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06
The November Elections

The November elections renew the COM
Portable assurance that the strength and SEN
timent of the North are with the Republi-
can party in the contest now upon us-a
contest for National supremacy, honest
money and free ballot. The result empka-
sizes the lessons taught by the outcome of
the October fight, that the course of the
Democratic party dictated by the preponder-
ating Southern wing, has solidified the
North. With the possible exception of Indi-
ana the Democrats have not one Northern
State they can call their own.
In the West, to which the Democracy
looked with so much confidence, the Repub-
lican victory is sweeping. Large gains are
reported from every State, and their electo-
raj votes can no longer be considered ia dis
pute. In Massachusetts the Republicans
have overcome formidable opposition led
by the most unscrupulous political leader of
our day and largely recruited by deserters
from their own ranks. In New York the
Republicans bear away both the trophy and
the substantial results of victory. They
elect the Governor and secure the Legisla-
ture. The possibilities are that the enor-
nous vote called out in the strong Demo-
cratic districts by the fight between Robin
son and Kelly has given to the Democrats
the minor State officers. But this little tri-
umph has been bought at fearful cost.
The fierce hatreds engendered by the inter-
necine fight cannot be forgotten in twelve
month, and the New York Democracy will
go into the fight next year divided and dis
heartened. In New Jersey and Connecticut
the result is such that the Republicans con-
fidently claim those States in 1880.
The result, then, is this: the Republi-
cans hold every State they carried in 1876.
They make sufficient gains in New Jersey
and Connecticut to assure them those States
in 1880, and they dispute New York. They
go into the next fight with the chances in
their favor. The Democrats to win must
carry that State. 1t has just been demon
strated that they cannot carry it with Tilden
as q leader, and Tilden will take precious
good care that its electoral vote shall not be
cast for any other Democrat. That is the
position in which the Opposition finds it.
self.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06
Residence for Sale.

HJHE large two-story House with ell and stable at
i tached about twenty acres of tllage land with
near The Thornton Mansion, and belonging to the
estate of the late Emery Moody, deceased. The
above is one of the most attractive and desirable To-
cations in this vicinity for a Summer Residence,
commanding fine view, and being within few
minutes walk of the P. s. & 2. r. r. depot, as also
short drive of either Portland, Saco, Old Orchard or
Tibby's Beach For terms and particulars enquire of
r. j. R1ARRABEE, Administrator,
mh24tf EJ3 LIZ MIdGle ~.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06
ESTABLISHED JUNE 90, 1S62.--.vOL. II.
WANTS..
Wanted Immediately.

A First Glass Coat Maker. steady
work and good pay. Apply TO, or
address. EEAVET'E IL CO.,
Alfred, NE.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06

THOSE twenty thousand Adams Demo-
Gratis did not come to time. Every other
man was missing.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06

WHAT effect will the New York electi
have on the Grant boom?
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-06

wanted.
A energetic exr erienced and reliable canvasser
"A to take the general agency in Portland and Vi
cinity for 32-column journal and practical self ed
ucator for Business. Subscription only SOC per year
Liberal terms to the right person Address withtret
erence, 'STUDENTS' MONTHLY" New Haven ".
NOS d3t*
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E.s.siSF, HGs'2'Es.sIS

iiGlHIA In tln Clicks rtiaa ui !hG Cor
Y r"r@li0n Court Ct Tho city a. a ralrn,ls.m,
on thn 1ta dsv al Nuvurp hrr, ~
,|n;nph Hopkins, ri.inliil,
vs.. AGsGnIVsit
Thomas Smith defendant
Mono Tho ohjHat Of this suit IL IL attach tho
interest OF the defendant in Two hlrl warc-
houses al the southwest intersection al King snd
Loo streets, and also in tho dwelling. house on
Tho oasL sido of Leo street, adjoining tho sarn in
Alexandria, TO pay tho claim of tho plaintiff, 10
wit: tho sum OF twonty"nino dollars and thirty
Elk conts, with interest from tho .U!h day Of
April, 1915. till paid. and the costs Of this suit.
Tho dolenaMnt not having entered his AZ.
poaranco snd given security according to
tho act of Assembly, and tho rules of thi:
Court, and IL appearing by affidavit that
be is not a resident OF this State, it is Or.
dorcd that said defendant appear hero with
in ono month after duo publication OF This
order and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this suit; and that 4 copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in tho AIcXandria Ga
zctto q newspaper published in tho city Of Al
cxNndria, once y week for iour successive weeks,
and posted 81 tho front door OF tho Court lirnso
Of this city. IL copy-tost:
MUkruH MAEYG, CiirE.
L. Aompcr, m
,. u. Brent, ''f nov S~TIw
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EsHETESEs,

lSz9 GREAT 1870
,,,> PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
III lee NekTA, WEST & SOUTAWHaG
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID sCENEx,
AAGN!FICENT EQUIPMENT
December 1st 1878.
Trains leave Washington from daoot of Hh;.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and ST. sets, as follows: WIZ
an. and l.30 p. M. daily, except Sundsv, md
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Csrs 9,3j a
am. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdeiphlt
10 am. except Sunday, and $50 p. m. daily.
For Pltts6urg sDdthe Westlu, 49a N. daily, VIII.
with Palace Car to Chicago
For Canandsigus and the North, G 90 a. NJ,
except Sunday and 7.4U ?. IN. dsily, except
Saturday, with Pslsce Csr 90 Csnandsgus.
For Watkins, 1O.40 p. III, daily except SUI
day.
For Baltimore, 6 Oh. $40. $50 and 1910 g. nj.
1.3O, 4 IL, 4.2D $50, 7.4O and 9.45 u. In.
On Sunday, 1910 a. m; $50. T.4U and 9.4j
For popos Creek Line, co a, m. and 20 D. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 90 a. II. and 4 &c y. m daily,
except Sunday.
LOCAL THAINs.
| For Alexandria ~, and II e. NJ, ard =,
G25, s and IL 50 p. Ill. Sunday nj I, . Snd Ii
3. M. and 8 D. m.
Trains leave AexArdriS fer Washington i;.js'
S:oO snd III a, Ia. ard ;, ., sHA I! =. ny. M!
II night.
On Saatisg At 500 sn;' IL a. n. aad anA 9ni
fuROUGH TRAIN Fol: TuE :IOG,rE, -.
| 4uAntico sR8 i;:c!moHd, viii leave A irsnt.
;!ris 81 7.2;l q -. daily sad q! y. NJ Gav,
| except Sunday.
l t,l. ~,
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AN! make il Glenn in every part
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South Bound.
SIKH. NxprsSs .
Nurt; RnGnd.

Mail, Southwark, c"nnucls 81 uordrnsy,ila,
with Chns. ~ Oh!" Is. H., EaaL and W1sl. a!
LyncEhurG, Connects wtth Atlantic NJ las s.
Ohio Il. H., through Southwest Virgins. t.
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, little Krr3
and Toxas-ani vt Da:,vi!n with Mchmonl n
DhnVill6 Il. Il IL South aid Southwest.
Is pross Southwark connoLs 81 Gorionsr,lln
to all points on Chus. ~ Ohio. Gll. al pa&r;tt.
To aH the %h?!t ci'.' HoEt|'"rSt iuciuAhg Flor
ids.
MIXED TRAINS for Msia limo osvo a..
eEandris daily, except Sunday, Snn a. III. AMI
II ~ noon. and returning arrive u. AloXsrir,a
II 10 u. IN. and >! y. III,
For MAN AHShS LlNE leav5 Washinstan
7 10 q. III. and hinGan,!rls II a. H., daily
except Sunday, atfVo al @trasbnrgnt - - r.m
connecting with the Valley Road ESSt All
West. Laaro StTasbnrg = 30 p. M, arriving NJ
AlcIandr at Is "a D. IN.
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS NV.
lSlON Leaves AlnXHndrs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ri . CD ~ M, and returns M"un
day, "Wednesday and Friday. y. rs y. nj.
For Middlrburi. daily c"nutc1rn At rl.!n1
station.
For Urrcrviile, regular connoction at pa!--
plane.
For WARRENTON, lsavo Washington 81
10 a. m. and & Is p nj. daily.
All trsins mAko good connections. ST WAsl,
ington, TO ami from North and Wort.
New Orleans Shopper leaves Washington "a!
7 10 g. m. running through without change
On Express train, leaving Washington NJ Il II
p. M, Marks Adjustable Rnclinng Chair Csr,
with extra charge only 81. through to nanvlln
connecting to all South.
Excursion ticko to jacksonville, Florida,
good to return until MAY 18th, 1850, on salo al
Washington, Alexandria, Charlottesville ali
Lynchhurg.
Through tickcta r0ry low to tho South AMI
Southwest.
novs J. NJ. BKnkDUS, Il. T. n
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IT." Sl''atiiaTs ii li,a cnmrsny mako cnnnoc-
t'HnH al N"r!nit for Boston and all paints East ;
i'll N"w York with oil points Wcal and North
west, anh ri Alexandria with Virginia Midland
H"iir"hi ar;l Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through TaL"a given ana freight handled care
fully HI"i prrrtplly. Enr further Information
Apply !" r. A. REED, Agent,
Janhay's wharf.
.%AM.IEi, BACON, p:rpllpnt.
t:Gr' nrAar Katl. Motr@r. Bank,
sep :2i-tt Washington, /; 9.
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s,sa3zzzGsgx:N EEE.sssEEE NEM,
ygT i. JOHNSON u CO,

W.
WHOLESALE ;:I.y CEES
CEREBRAL COMMiSSlON MEkCEAEGE.
ara Dealers III
ALL KINDS Of LIQUORS.
Hsvo on hand GIBHGN'S XX, XXX, XXAN
snd PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAk
Frs and T Il ON PSON'D PURE RYE
WHISTLES, TO wAi2h they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for me:Chshll5e SHALL
receive prompt a.Lentioa.
Consignmen!a OF Flour, Grain snd Country
Produce solicited, for which shey guarantee The
highest market prices snd prr:apL returns.
Northeast corner &C Cameron and Royal sis.,
Alexandria, W.. oct III
NHh3. $. TAYLOR, Jr..
Ls!c CT j. Z. Buckham y Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent fer
). L. FiCkLEN & sons
CEiGBEATED BRlDGEWATEk FAMILY
FLOUR,
II t!otti Union street,
ian = Alexandria, Virginia.
EsAKMuN u SMITH.
WHOLESALE
uEOGEES AND GENERAG {. COMMISSION
MEEIllA MTG,
Cofu1r l'rinca ana Royal ptP..
ALEXANDRIA, va.
Conaighnlciita O. Drsi:. and Country Prilnra
| solicited, anal prompt retains made, iyl0
FYAE!'o" Ei:o"'
Wl.LEsAl.S
URUuEH;3. IDM MISSION Nj hEGHh MI,
And Dihi?na in
JOHN UlE5uNH SON & cos. GARNET
y: * aua ,%X& WHiSKtEj, hnd
| Th"'npaoi,'a Fare l:yn Wiiskay; F"r;,iyn
WINS and ErsnGina. Ale. r"rim
aG.' thamrMpn,s
jG4~ AUENGY OF TnE I,AFLANn 4
RAND POWDER ti!MrANY.
n. w Cii& GANhRnM AND ROYAL. M.
C"foo r,.sGta. for III, iia'l'' al :i,,' FER 5n2k.
my til
4 G. MisIi'':h.
Wllri.E,iAiE All, :thMi;T sIRnuuE
INA UGkI,Nts ANli ,h)AiniiHiiHf4
slEN;'HANT
NJ. - 'i..,:;' E,.!al q, M: hla.Eat s.,sra.
hI.raai,ie. VI
t'uis ,lnlit,ii.g S ,ir..,,p viii ;;s.>,.. an
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G-TUk' az TFIE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, Of 6 SO o'clock pm; returning, loavo
Norfolk on alternate days at leo y. M.
Faro. frsi rlsss, 81; rGnnd trip So.
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,S.7N-E .fsySSELES.

- .iG i}':lry i"r stones; Tuesday Tor Smith y
Crock En' t!".n river, and Friday i"r Cnspiiro
returning nn a!iarnRln dsyS.
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~ II Al III &c K A L Il a. N Il II Al II N II
ETSy7.HHfs .HS Tr41.4

H. " NJ ~ " IL ~ IL IL ~ " x n nj IL N Il
~ ID
SrH.7.mEK -Tl5 Tr.4yt'0,
!'ha steamer N NTrhNU, Captain VIM II,
GEiGH, inavcs Atuxantl1ia. !roIn tho foot Of King
aLrntL. .tV EHi SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
TH RSDAf, al $ o'clock a. III FOR LAND.
iNGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Freight rucoivhd at lowest rates and handled
viii csr0. For information apply To
Il. BROOERS s. CO. ACTS, Aloya, Va.
g. II. JONkS Agt, 9Th st. WHIT, Wash,
Connecting ovory Sunday with sloanor SlI /;
Tor I'll landings below Nomini Ferry. io2
sszs GnyDE'S STRAIN LINES WEEK
y<S&E. ~ To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PHOVi.
DthrR AND BOSTON.
Steamers !IaTo alexandria EVERY TlJES.
DA.I AMI l6HSc Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UKnhE.
Tiis li@n cdnnocts ~ Alexandria with .teO
4. = ii. and W IL D. K. rs, and ut Philsdoj.
pha with Glydn's regular Steamships for FrII
H:ycr, Providence and Boston.
Freight lorwarla;t with rt1mptnuss slid cara
;fsh Of commissions.
30 c!Isrsn !1r transfer in Philsdelphia. and
Wharfage in Boston. Quick limo. Fronuont
!a!aTiil:as Through rates and through Sills
II l"iinG HiFcn. INSURANCE. nj tho !owos. ratios
Agents:
+. A. REED, Aia1andris,
WIN. + CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA
GEO, r. HYDE, orgetown, i. g.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
I'm S~lf
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@~ We solicit an examination OF our stock Of
Ladies Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
very full line of all the new styles, and at such
prices az cannot be beat.
tepls w. B. WADDEY, ITO Kingst.
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EVERY FRIDAY, ST IL H.; aid returning,
leave New York, FROM pier Al, Eas. river, NV
khf SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock D. m.
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xNTASHlNGTON u OHIO RAIL-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning Oct 4, 1879.

4N{ASHlNGION u CHtU HA1LROAf
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
beginning Oct 4, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will loavo Washington q!
9 OO a. m. and Aioxsndria st y Us a. III. daily
except Sunday; pass Leogburx. going wsst-
ward, ut ii III a. III snd arrive at Round Hi!
al II m. Leave Round Hill at 1920 y. H.; pass
Leosburg, going eastward, at ~ pm, snd ar
rive at Alexandra: IT 81 y. H., and ri Wash.
ington Of 3 81 y. Z.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will losvo
Washington AZ - and Alexandria ut 4 Is pm.
daily, except Sunday, and arrivo at Leesburg
| at = 10 p. m. Leave Looeburg 81 4 0O q. H.,
and arrlVe st Alexandria at s 10 Q. m, ard
Washington at 8 80 a, IN.
~ Passengers from Washington will take
she Washington and Ohio cars ST tho Baltimore
u Potomac halrCad station st9 UJ 9. n. anil IN
p. H., and go through without change Of GAIA.
The J.05 am. train from Alexandria and II 81
p. ~. train from Round Hill connect &. Bound
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Goach;r:
for Snckersville, Betryvile and HinchesLor;
also with Reamer' Limo OF Coaches, which iasya
Leesburg daily for Aldo snd Hiddloturz.
Both trslns, westward make close connections,
st Vienna, with Sisscn's Line OF Sts goa for Fsi!.
fax Court House.
Communication tieIt els. =! esa per mi7o
Annual fi9kssa, $50.
Il, II. HAVENSIf,
oct Ill uGnorsl Tlcso. AGaut
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Eisss POTOMAC RIVER.
SjE.!.ai;56 JD9tas' IT,. TEl.nTSd)E.

EVERY MGNniT, TiiUR3DAY and SAT-
URNA :, ri 40 -. III :: returning on aittrnste
IyIs
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FsssI NEW YORK,

SIE.5: 3 ass e. &. EySIG Hr .4IvD JOffJv
EsESS.S"
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HORSKFORUS ACID PHOSPHATE.
- Liobeg's Extract CT Beef, McArihnr's
Syrup of Hypophosphites, SCOTS Emulsion
Cob Liver Oil and Hypophosphito Sapariule for
Rhumatism, &C., Milk of Magneisis and Vest
Pocket Cure. just received.
novl3. K. $. LEADBEATER & BRO.
WHEELSl WHEELsI WHEELsl-Ra.
w ceved to-day full limo of Woodburn
Sawed Wheels. all grades. which We oGer at
lowest market rates. The best patent wheel
made. JAS. r, CARLIN & SONS,
noVl4 GO King street.
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& Az:Z([eesx::gl1(Irla Oazette
s Prayer.

SATURDAY GYEN'G., DECEABEH 8.
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Inland & Seaboard CoastingC Co.
WHITTIER ARRANGEMENT COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER 1st, 1879.

Connecting with Morchants' and Minors Line
for Boston, steamer
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w. s. MOORE
aaUHiNIbT AND HLhGEakiiyi:
Nn, Is Union street.
Alexandria, Va
Nhnrn he III prepared 81 furnish all L:u,is
EAClll n iiEI. WEOUGiiT aud ,;s.?i'
IRON FENCES, Sc.
Repairing done with dispatch, Anil S. rei..,5
thkt wore Charged prnvinna - Ii" war. ian Ii
SOhPS-ratboIic. Sulphur, Turt'r Oil, Mos
- Rose, hlsatian, Orange i'inssrm, Peach
hloom, Ghshmara and CAmuia Bcquct, Castle
DrInhtrl. Honey Rcso Giscerino Brown Wind
%nr, Elder Flower, Emrr"as with rArLHrs All
b"alIng Tar Soap. for this curo Of my ,.isi,raa or
nrupllhn Of Tho skin. and Corn III cal Sosp, thu
ush OF which Wall render tho complexion, soft,
smooth snd whiL1. A full STOCK Just received by
WAKFIEhI Il HALL,
nov & C1rnNr Prince and fairfax .t-onls.
A PPLH PAEEii, CONEK AND SLIGER
"a combined. just tho thing for drying ar.I,les.
ior sale by JAS. +. UakI!lN ~ SONS,
aug 10 G' King street.
RUNkkk Hill. CHOW CHOW for sale
~ by iheasnfn by
ocil6 FL. DAVIDSON. az Kingst.
IE STRAW in alnre and fIr sale by
A-e row. OHaS. t. ia fLUk, Jr.
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CIGARsl CIGARsl CIGAEsl

" '' - " q ''''
The following pGrulsr brands 81 WAKEFIELD
q HALLS:
Queen Of tho Roses psrtsghs. Mignon. ChieI
tain. La Rosa, Moonlight, Tillsr, 10 Bouquet.
StonewalI, Cavalier, National Standard, Onr
Pleasure Favorits, EImon, Lucca, Zulu, In
fantes, Crack, Our Gam, 2inaloro, National,
Midgets, The Rattler, Pail, Smokers Pride.
and Columbia. nov Is
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SHEAM ERICAN LIVER.
l. STOMACH AND KIDNEY pADS--A
preventive aud remedy for fsver and ague, liver
and kidney complaints. isundice, dyspep,s and
intermittent fovers. Price list: Liver Pads.
regular aIzo, 81 90; do. extra large s.; do.
children's 81 IS Kidney Pads s.; Chest and
Lung Pads 81. ANY of tho above sen! BIZ mail.
FREQ of postage on receipt Of price.
JANNEY &CO,
nov II Nos. - and 146 King FL.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

ter can be taken by tea drinking to do material dam
age to individuals. but the experiments prove the
existence of the foreign substances, for which the
only possible excuse can be the determination of the
public to encourage the drinking of the green.
1t would be folly in the face of facts to deny that
auuterated teas sold in this market or to
that any percentage OF eas used is free
ana spotless from the hand of the chemical tamperer;
the general official conviction that the hoathen Chi
nee Is the bad bad man to whom most of it ia
oirectiy traceable. The laws of England refuse
entry 10 adulterated teas. Here according to DR..
angel OF Boston. exhausted tea leaves are imported
az low price as teas. They have been redrIed and
colored with Prussian blue or indigo and combined
Win powdered gypsum and turmcric. Every hotel
proprietor knows that his tea leaves kept
anu SOFA; during the late war the hospitals were
FURNISHED with tea. and leaf gatherers went about
collecting what was left 1t is not probable that the
business sof hxng up-renovating, in fact-these
nalf used tea leaves, profitable, is entirely
dead On the contrary it is said that in this city
there is factory where these leaves are dried on
copper plates. stepped in acid and yariously
plied with chemicals until they reassumo
their pristine curl, and are sent forth
again in brand Chinese paper pack
ages to charm the nostrils and delight the paafes Of
parties have made their appearance in downtown
stores and Offices, where they offer ''pound packages
of tea," done up la Chnoise. and with all the
fimsy paper addenda that 90 far to impress
packages at the reasonable rate of ten conts
People purchase freely, and some say they can
detect no difference between that tea and tea for
which they pay sixty cents pound. Investigation
shine and acids are the supplemental factors. Pur-
chasers readily detect the exquisite bouquet for the
bouquet Is there and the green for that too
is there; and they shrug their shoulders when told
that the tea Is too cheap for genuine article, and
altogether too dear at any price if a manufactured
one.
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
PRIESTLY DISCIPLINE.

A CATHOLICS VIEWS UPON THE LAxrrY OF DIS
CrpLrNE AMONG THE CLERGY OF his CHURCH
IN AMERIcA-sTARTLrNG ACCUSATIONS
To THE EDITOR or THE HEaALD:-
In connection with modern habits and discipline in
the conduct of the churches of Christian dcnonina-
tions In America the letter to the HERALD signed
"Old Fashioned Christian" has been read with great
attention by great numbers. Owing to a certain
ambiguity. perhaps designed. on the part of the
writer, there is unfortunately room left for the
members of each denomination to 'lay the
fattcring uncton TO their souls that tho
facts related do mot concern their particular scot
The New York herald., 1879-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange March -

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange March l =
ny n. NJ. SEAMAN.
Elliott SANFORD. refercc-Forccio iosurc sale Of tho
four story brown stone front dwelling, with lease
of lot alx9O No. S:6 Lexington av., W. r., 4O5 fl.
of Gath st. leased May 1stS; plaintiff S12O OO0
BY SCOTT
John j. ThOmasson, referee-Forecosu sale Of
plot OF land. 6ffx-xlJ0 2x1OOxl 40, on the s. s. of
East l34th St, block front between southerly Bou-
levard and Cypress to plaintiff 5000
ny JOHN 7
Joseph l. Stein. .referee-Foreclosure sale of tho
fuur story brick buildings. with lot 25x04S, No.
Ala East 11th ST.. s. S. 369 IT, W. of av A, to Mar
Also similar sale-P. ii. McDonough referce-Of
the four story brick dwelling, with lot 25xlu22,
No 353 East 10Th ST., 2oO IT, W. of LIST av.,
John,H. kehenbacker S.750
VAN TASSELL KEARNEY.
Edward d. Gale referee.Foreclosure snle of the
four story brick dwelling, with lease of lot 24.6x
1908. No West 51st ST., s.. 131 II. W. of 9Th
1858 term years Elijah j. simpson. % 100
LUDLOW 4
George BOnney, rcferee-Partition sale of the four
story brick building, with plot of land 37xl25x
92x25x35NlOO, No 11O 5th av., II. W. corner of
10Th st. to Judge A. j. Munson 10000
Also executors sale of the three brick house,
with lot 25x905x25X946, No. Al Bond ST., to Dem
mis- Burns 1900
Total. .SlS9 $50
The New York herald., 1879-03-02

OF this from 1 TO per cent was found III the
samples by shaking the ''tea" in q small piece OF
fine muslin over q bit OF black paper. II does NOT
appear that sufficient quantity of this coioring m"t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-12

1T WAS THE GAIA family living in one OF
the suburbs OF Scranton sustained startling
surprise few nights ago, resulting from wnaJ
was deemed genuine ghostly visitation. An
Old lady had died next door to their residence,
and In compliance with the wish OF the be-
reaved family. who were somewhat crowded
for space, they gave permission to place the
empty coffin In the corner OF their little back
pallor. The children retired to rest early in
the night, the husband went out to visit his
lodge, and the mother sat dolly awaiting his
return In the sitting room, where kerosene
lamp burned low. About IL o'clock she was
startled by a tremendous racket In the parlor,
and, horrible to relate, 1t proceeded directly
from the corner in which the coffin was located.
The woman was errOr-stricken, and came near
fainting, but at that moment was relieved by
knock at the door, and her husband came in
She was trembling with fear, and told him in
solemn whisper Of the racket in the coffin: He
laughed at first, but was soon convinced that 1t
was not imagination. At last the contn, which
was left standing on end, fell down with loud
noise, and the lid fell OIL, when, to the astOniSh-
ment OF the frightened man and woman, out
jumped cat, that had seemed just as much
frightened as themselves, tPa.l Re-
publican.