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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
By ONeal 81 Lucas, Auctioneers.

2<I F1RTU ( Ola decree of the CORPORATION
-A.S Court for the city Of Aexandris. Virginia.
rend.rcd at tho September term, 18.9 OF said
Cont, IN The chHncery Cause of Hcdgkln ct ais
IS HodGkin C. als, the subscriber who was
thereby appointed IS commissioner Of s.lo in
said Gauss. wlil expose for sale by public auc.
ton, en- SATU kDAf, the lib Gsy CT October,
leI9 81 - n. in front o; tho Macke. Building,
On Roy street. in the city O! Alexandria, Vir.
RInla, LOT OF GROUND, with FRAME
81 OH K ard DWELLING thereon, in the said
city OF Alexandria, situsted st the scuthwes in
ter3ec!ion Of Queen and Pitt Streets in front on
Queen stree: 70 feet inches, and in depth 10 #,
with tho exclusive right 10 q small alley.
Terms of Saia One fourth of the purchase
money II cast. al tho residue in throe equal
pay Jments at i. II nlt Is months from the day Of
se!e; the deferred payments 10 bear interest
from the Gay of SALE and to be secured by the
notes of tho purChasor. with approved security,
ana tho retention OF The title TO the property un-
III they are paid. JAMES B HODHKiN,
C0mm'r Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
BY Green u Wise, Auctioneers

BY Green Il Wise, Auctioueers
ID. y. Corsn ct 81.
Josepl Z. smith ct al :" '''''''''
aSY VIRTUE UFTuEDECREES OF THE
- Co7pdi aLion Court FOR the city of Alexan-
Giia Va, rendered At its September term, 1878,
and September term, 1879, in tho above Cause,
the undersigned, commissioner, will, on SAT.
URDAf, tho 4.h day Of October 1870 at u
O'Clock M, before the front entrance of the Cor
roration Court House Of Alexsndris city, on
Fsirfsx street sell By public auction. to the
and LOT OF GROUND. on King street, now
occupied By Mrs. E. a. Willisns, bounded and
described as fellows: Beginning at q point on
the north line of King street, in the city of lex.
sndrie, Va, cO feet eastwardly from the inter.
section oil the east line cf Alfred street with tee
north line Of King stree. aforesaid, and running
themes paTsllel with ssid Alfred street north.
wsEdly lOu feet TO paved alley; thelce esst.
ward!y with the line of ssid alley ard parallel
with said King street d feet inches thence
sou:hwardly parable! with ssid Alfred street and
said hrst limo lCO feet TO said King street and
thence westwardly with ths north line cf King
strest 43 feet inches to the place Of beginning
Tirns Of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash the residue in three equal ppy.
neOis. pay abie respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sale; the de.
leirei payments 10 be secured by the bonds Of
the pul chaser, with good security, with interest
from the dsy Of sale, and the title OF the property
to be retained until the whole purchase price is
paid. LEONARD MARBUkY.
sep dts Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

MIRAGE OF TIE DEsERr.-Ooo day as va
journeyed on We were Startled by the CRY, The
lake The lake How beautiful-how love-
ly u locking forward We saw what seemed
to he placid lake like vision of beauty rising
cut Of the desert. va could see the dimpliug
wavelets chasing each ether to the shore, as if
stirred by geutle zephyrs. It's shores were
trimmed with green sward. Roses aod acscias
m:ngiug with green foliage made the scere
more lovely, while above the pain trees nod
ded til Dir l,liy heads to thu breez,. P.ioted
boats filled with hsp2y msn and women we're
plying between the shore aud the grsea isiels
of the lake; and all 90 near at haud The pros
pect made the m,si weary spring forward with
qulckened pace, eagor to roach the enchanting
place. Oaward-onwayd, the chase hurried
on, aud flushed cheeks aud redGe led eyes told
how intent the pursuers we're. But, strange
to say, the spac, betW tho p1rslers aud the
object sought grew GO l:sj. Like the foot OF
the rainbow We chased 10 the valley. this phsu.
tom eluded ou- pursuit. Could We b, mis-
taken2 Was it deIusion II could no: be |
A oonsummation 81 tantallsIog must not be
given up. SO on aud oa we pressed aga;n
weary yet pursuing" At length cue ohas,
was arrested by venerable ma, who told us
it was the Mirage-scen by all travellers on tha
desert. To chase it would be ss useless as to
chase ones shadoG; aud mere than that, those
who continued 10 the chase always perished ia
the racc-eithci from cxhauation or By falling
into the snares which here aboundad. - Van.
aering Pilgrim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
EMMEDIATELI aiter the sale of the above

Z IMMEDIATELY N sitter the sale of the above
4 described property, the LOT OF GkUUND
adjoining tho same on the south will be offered
for sale. This lot is improved with BRICK
snd FRAME BUILDING, formerly used as q
wheelV1ight an1 blacksmith shop, and largs
into three dwellings. The lot is 26 fee. wide on
the north. S@ feet inches on the south. and Ill
feet : inches in dapth.
a plat of the property will be shown on the
day OF sale, and the lerns Of sae made knoHn.
senl"-td j. g. Fl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

LET HER SNEEzE "-Df. Taylor had bean
called in to prcscrb, Ger the Piioooss E'izi.
beth, daughter Of Geoeke III. Tho som.
plant of the Princess wsa continued p,in
and stupor 10 the head. OF course, J ohu Taylor
immediately order her to take his suaff. This
souff is made of the powered leaves of the
Assrsbacca. which hal tho rrcp,riy Of purz.
log the head and of which plenty WAS grown
in the garden OF Whitcworlh. John having
given bis order aod delivered tho suuF, looked
about him, a0d seeing the Prncssses all there,
be cIapped The Queen faniliarIy on tho back,
and said Wen. thou art fsr;cn.ly woman
(eood lookiDg) to bo tho motbor of su,h SIT
of straight backed Iasses.' Qloen Charlotte
took the u'u:u,l familiarity With very good
eracs, smiling aud replyire: Yes. Mr.. Taylor;
aud l was ono, o. straight backed lass ss
auy of them. The Doclor had not retired from
the pressucs of rcyaIy very long. when he was
sent for again 10 great haste. We'll, and what
is the matter aow y? asked he on entering. 'O5,
the Princess is is taken With such continual
! sDe6z OK hat we are quite alarmed Is that alp
said Johp. Then let the girl snotz that is
the very thing that Will DO he: coed. The
Doctor is said to have had tho honor Of COM.
pletey relieving the Princ,ss Of her o3mp mplairt."
|-ChanJerS Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

GOO FISH GUANO lnDn
- AO PER TON OF 2CGO LBS. ID ~
am now prepared to furnish tho above valu-
able fertilizer at the low price of $40 per ton Of
lOOO lbs, delivered on Cars or boats 1t ia in lis
crude state, aud farmers in want had better or.
There is nothing in this eusno but the pure fsh
with the oil extracted (Which is said By all chem.
lists to be no fertilizer.) I can refer to those I
sold it to last spring, most of whom have already
sent in their orders for more to use on their wheat
aug l6 THOMAS PERRY, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

~ VIRTUE of deed Of trust executed by
- Il. L. Uray:on ard wife and recorded in
lae Clerks tiiioe Of the Corporation Court OF tho
city of hlezsndriG, in liber No. 7. page BAL, l
shall expose for sale, OF public auction, On MON
DAY, the 18th day of September. 1879. about
neon, in front Of the premises, the FRAME
uated on the west side of Alfred street, IS feet
north CT Princess street, fronting on Alfred street
10 feet. and extending back of equal width and
parallel with Princess Street 1l3 feet it being
the house formerly occupied by the said Drsy ton
IerEs OF Sale: Enough in cash to gay the ex.
coilnra and interest thereon from September
loih, 1918, and the residue Of the purchase mon
ey, II any. st such time and secured in such man
Ler Is l shall determine on the day of sale.
seplt-.d B. s. SMITH, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

RY VIRTUE Of 3 deaf Of tru.t exeeutol bz

PI VIRTUE OF 3 des ! OF tru.t executed by
~ h~eil .. Atwel sni Wit, bosring date on
the 9.h dav CT duly. 1873. Nnd Of record IN the
Clerks tM2o OF the Corporation Court for the
city OF AlexsIdrls, We, liocr Nc : page o5),
Inc subscribers, rs trustecs OF The German
building Association Nc. >, Of Alexand,is,
Va" will, by order e .ho Board Gf Directors
CT the said association duly made, proceed to
sell by publ: sHclirn. cG SATURDAY, the
f:h day Of October, 1879. ri - a., in front Gf the
Market Bdid,rg, On toyGl street. in the city Of
Alexandra, the !ol!ewng described proper.y,
to wit: All that LCr OF GROUND, with tic
BUILDINGS thereon in the city OF Alezgn-
d1is, W., situated nt the northwest Intersection
OF hlng ard Columbus str, els aId adjoining
The properly OF Z. Whes.,oy on the west, ard
subject to rental charge in (un Of SO per al.
nun.
BY consent 81 pait'c5 tho terms og sale will he
rs follows: Cne third ot the purchase money in
csah and the residue in two Cqu&i payments al
= and IL months from ia9 day OF sGe; tho Go.
!erred payments 20 boar in.ereg. from the day Cf
sole, and 10 be secured ty tho notes Of tho pur.
chaser, and the Iet"t!on of the tiils 70 ths pro-
perty until Said notes are paid, or By deed Of
trust at the option OF the purchaser.
fAkR A&NEW.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
GEORGE WISE,
eepl !, 6Ols Irustets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

GERMANTOWN WOOL. fret quality. oil
" colors, l0c per OF.
sepA-6t q. n. ADAMS, 92 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
AUCTION SALES
RY O. Neal s. Lucss. Auciioneal

Oy " feal o. IuCas SuSIlouoeIs.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of 8 deed OF
q trust. tcsring date on the 10Th day Of Feb
| rusry, 1878, executed by John K. Johnston to
me, aad Of record among the land records Of
Fairisx county, Virginia, in deed book w, No.
q, io!lo 81. to secure the pay ment OF note boar
ing oven dste with ssid deed, drawn by the
said John Il. Johnston in favor of Harlow
Brothers, Of the city of exsrdris for the sum
OF S5l5. With interest thereon at six per cent per
annum from dale, and payable fifteen months
after the date thereof, I will sell for cash at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder. at II O clock
m on SATU the 25th day OF October,
loI9D in front of the Market House, on Royal
street. in the city Of Alexandria. Virginia, ell
that TR ACT OF LAND, situate, lying and be.
ing in the county of Fairfax. in the State of V;r-
gins, known IS ROSE HILL which was
Conveyed 20 the said John 4. Johnston by James
z Eosch end wife by deed bearing date Oct l6.
l5I" sld CT record in book q, No. t, psge 30
Of tho land records Of said county of Fairfax,
with tho exception of thst part thoreof convey.
ed by the sai | Roach and wife to z. Lacey, con-
tslEIrg sixteen ac!es) said to contain So sctes ]
roCd and II poles. snd more particularly des.
cr!bed by rC eies and bounds in the deed of trust
aforesaid. JkhESK K CATION
scpi-!-;s Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

FEMALE PUGILIsTs.-rH women lisiag in
tho vicinity of tn, Santa F. shops Topeks.
were all Of su !den s,en to issue from tho door
Of o1e OF their houses the ether day caRIng,
scra;cbioR, pulling escl obc,' hair, ca ing all
the bad Dames hey could think of, aud fairly
making thtir SURROUNDINGS look blus With gu.
peiaaous aud very uobeconing language. They
fought with each .oh2r abJu: teu minutes,
durirg wtioA Tina tbeit cloh4s wtra almost
torn into strings, their faces t; 4 fully dsfsurcd.
aud h :ir beautiful sjikoo tre..ci left scattered
promlscuously sr5uad toe yard. There were
three or tour meu sna as many women who
viewed thu scaoe. tu: they stood calmly aud
qlietly By and c. the belgerents have it out
uu,il lh.y Rers ready to gait of themselves.
Both parties have heretofore been considered
respectable and p ac, loving people, but an
animated dRclssuD over u ma whom Goth
seemed 10 be infatuated with, led first to clll.
log each oth.r bad names aod then they
ciiuchod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

GUANOl mberland Bone
~ Co.'S. Phosphate, and also pure Ground
Bone and Dissolved Bone q. low prices, and we
can recommend them, as they have boeu tried
and found good. Call at Nc. "a Union ct, nj q
get good fertilizers For sale by
sep 9-1m WASHINGTON & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

SLIPPER TuRow1Na.-The ancient custom of
throwing an old slipper after the bride as che
leaves her homs is still in many places believed
10 bring luck to the happy couple But it may
be questioned whether the old shoe WAS thrown
for luck only. 1t is stated in the Holy writ that
the receiving of shoe was an evidence and
symbol Of rejecting or resignng IT," The latter
is evinced in deuteronomy 18th chapter, where
brother in marriage is by looming his shoe from
of his foot. Aud in Ruth We are told that ''is
was The custom 10 Israel concerning changing
that q man plucked of his shoe and delivered it
TO his neighbor." Hence the throwing of ahoe
after bride was q sy mbol ofrenuncislion ofdo-
minioD and authority over her BY father or guar.
dian, and The recsip. of the shoe by the bride.
groom, even il accidental, YVES an omen that the
authority was Transferred to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
AECTEasN SALES.
By Green & Wisq

Dy JTcen @ Wise,
Zeal Estate Agents and huctioneersj
'E'kUSTEE SALE OF LAND-By virtue
4 OF deed Of trust to me, dated or 2lst dsy
OF May lS,. duly recorded in Fairfax county.
Va, land records, libe. V No. 4, pspe 81, de.
iault having been Eada in tho payment of O part
OF lne Gtos seculcc, SHd being thereto required
by the AenthciaIlc3. l will sell, by public auc.
.lonr on TU hSDA I, tho 2Ist dsy OF October
1879. al T. o'clock H.. in from. OF the entrance 70
tho Court room, on Fairfax street. in the city Of
Alexandria. We, tho TRACT OF LAND, in
y ssd county conveyed to me By said trust deed.
containing rs acrts, more OR less ard located
SPOUT = mies south Ct Bu.kes station. Va.
II d!snd K. <. Tic Said tract heg O DWELL
lEet snd ou!buicings, orchard, &c.
Terms OF Sale: One !hrd in cash OF the day
oi ssie' end The residue ia one, two aid three
GesEs, tqusl annual payments, with interest, se-
Cured by decd OF trust on the lsn1.
sefi0 Avis. PETEK WISE. Trustee
VALUABLE LANDS NEAR lEwINs.
WILLIE, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, AT
COMM loSlON S.k'S SALb-In ard by virtue
oi the decree OF Tho Circuit tour. Ct Fairfax
county, pronounced ST. is Novencar tsrm, 1878
IN N, the suit OF baii vs. Bal tho uatera!aned $40
cisl commissioners named in sad deC-eo vii!
on MON DAY, {Clur: d,q) tho .0.h OF October,
1919 III i!oLt OF ,ho Colr. Hou:c door, sell 10
Inc hlzhnst bidder tGc following Lors; and
fAKCaLlIS OF LhNii Iyiag near LewinsYi}le,
IN sag cCG2ty, cCns..G.!ig > part Of The real c
.hte VI WLlcE >. III. BAL, -. ~. Bal una J.ucT
w. Ball died seized:
Ot the estate Of s. 81. sli--Lo. 70. |, con-
tanning 81 scrcs, l rood nEG l. poles 10: No. =,
containing II acres
Cfthe estate OF w. W. Han--Lol 10. |. con.
tanning lU1 acre5, 3 :ooGs and @' COLES l.ci No.
:. coLt .lning i .cres sEd 10 poles
OF The estate ct Lucy W. Bal!-Lt. No
containing lLG acres an1 Il Y9es-
IheEe LANDS are a.! eIici6y situated. lf dsstr
ste szo. and afford q rsro opportunity for Der.
sons residing in TIE District to ,urch.se.
ierms OF Gale 80 much cash in hand as will
&c requisite to pay expenses OF sale, commissions
&c, nnd tho residue in tbro3 elus! snrual rag.
men!s, to be secured by tho notes OF the pur.
chs:e!. with approved personal security, and
retention OF title until tho last payment is made,
A p!st OF III 3 Ssai vii! b. shown on The dsy of
$50 ana st : inioFm-i!2n given upon application |
to the uEderGlSnod, st Fairfax g; House., w.
TaOM As MOORE, Conlro'r r. OF sale.
Fairfax couhtr s,D i5-wIw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

rT,HE PEACH PARER-The only perfect
4 Pesch Psrer; will pare hard or soft peaches
neatly and quick This psrer ls in use in the
Target canning factories. For sale by
JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS,
sug Is 63 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
iACES

ACES LACES
Torcbon, Breton, Vslenciennes and Tuscan
Lscee, Ladies' Lingn Collars from 3 to Is cents
each. cuffs 10 conts per psir, Neck Rut1ing in
CREST variety, snd Fans very chesp ut
iol2 G. Q. BERRY'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
EE1Ari0AS or mr. R4ILRoADS.

JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES ACTION
A SMALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sOME OF HE
SUBJECTS 10 BE CONSIDERED.
The Joint Executive Committee of the Trunk
Limo. aud tAe.r Wos.es connections met at Con mis-
SINNER Fnks ONCE m Ills ely al 10 a. H. yesterday
tn, r., " - "A sna Attendance. number OF the members
not arriving % he cy until late in the day The follow
inc Subjects had been announced for consideration at
the present meeting:
I R.,ort of the Committee on Classification.
H. Adjustment az rates from Evansville
Ill Chicago terminal roads to consider questions
which have arisen IA regard 10 the traffic included In
the Chicago DvisOn.
~ - Lou, terminal roads consider the division II
The Wesi-Douud traffic anu other questions relating to
division OF eas -bou4d file iroin tnai point.
v LAFAYETTE terminal roads 10 consider the division
OF l. m .Iu.n thai point.
VI. lie maintenance of passenger rates and the re-
piI. Pc M oi schcIal pAestAstI thts o.. sep
Ismbe IL aut j..
o. acc oi ul tue few representatives present of the
Ioas lnicrcst,d jects H. ant Ill weie postponed
uti Tie utct- OF the cVnulltfc. Ire subject ~
ce races over until the next niece
ing IL ,Iu. Thought snat there VS. not sutici MT
lie tls4ncr pir-ent f.r tc considerable which the
al irct ustiG- No dem L. acton Was tthcu iu regard
IL - rcmi slbccts. They ere disclosed az sune
lrrtu md rccrIrd Cuinttres, who " u port upon
IN. m to-day Ine cuinnlt,c Will reesscmDic al 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
riGEoN SHOOTING ~ AEW-JERSEY.
MARION, \. j., Oct. 21.-The first day q

MARION, \. j., Oct. 21.-The first day of
nurnaurnt the \, w-Jcis,y state Sporsmen's As
-,cinou opened hs morning uader very favorable cir
cumsa. crs. The attendance good, and the nutn-
her Of shooters far IN excess OF what
patcd.
Tho first incident OF the day was Shoot No. 10 sin
,l. rises az II wards entrance f"e SJ-and the birds
an II l., eli .maieurs hrst rriz' SloO second $40
tnrd $50: fourth $50 a cash. There were sIxty-our
entries Tor Ihc match NcV-NoIk. Long Island. Long
Binnch aud other gun clubs peing well represented.
Fourteen gentlemen al the sXylour killed their ten
str tign aud the of ut twenty-sx yards, and
then AT thflyoBe yards, Messrs. Townsend and Lam
bcr.on cacn killed three straight and divided first
money-Ti25- which was In excess II the award. On
the ties uinc. there were uinotecn cone-ants VINO
went back tO twcnts-,in yards seven ~ whom Killed
three straight and went back iO hrtNone yards. whore
Mr. Prrson the sec0nd prize by killing oil or nis
BIRDS cght, tncrc were fourteen contestants
M twrny-sx yards. three of IA went back 10 thirty
money On Ties OF seven, eleven men went back Ia
twentyeX yad nd three oil them. Killing TWO out OF
three. al ID Ided the money
The shoot No . opened az 3:ij with large num-
Der a. entries. IL STREE " state match and n
oui side allowed. A. II impOsrlbe
to complete before dark, the aud prizes
Will be given tomorrow.
OF the handling ~ birds unparalleled success was
obIaned by Iom stage OF Chicago hr only losing eight
birds ont of 100 dozen In transportation, and only Two
out of ,OSO birds Ia tue second shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

John Frick, chairman of the Xlth District
Republican senate Convention, announces that the
Hon George "a. Forster has accepted the domination.
The convention for the nomination of SEN
ator ID the Win District at No. 1872 Frankn-s last
evening The committee to suggest the name uf n
did,te iepof ted that II had yet doernn,d upon
NOMINEE. ana recOmnc nded tha the convent on adjourn
10 meet next Monday evening AZ Dcdrc's iOiel,
Tonuklusvihe y l. TINS action was accordingly taken
II is understood that Thomas Reilly, of
Tnckahoe who last week received the Grernback
nafiou for member Assembly III the lid District. has
declined the nomination, aud mat the vacancy Will be
mid by the County Committee to-day.
Tammany Democrats of East Chester, New
Rochelle AMI I,e intend TO organize campaign cubs
his week with view Of adm the election OF john
Kelly.
The Democratic General Committee of Yon-
ker, has expelled Michael Muldoon and Michael Murray
for beug synpaihzers OF john Kelly. II l. stated thai
ccVe attention the mex meeting Of the committee
The German American Independent Citi-
zrns' County Conyenuon, Consisting Of ten delegates
iron each Assembly District gathered itst evening AZ
Bee h0veu Hal IN Flt-.t permanent organization
was IN cted with Theodore GldnbenEklee as president
and q Committee on Nominations appOiI tel 10 re
port az The next meeting of the convention.
The Cornell and Hoskins Campaign Club of
YorAvie held meeting last No. 1891 See
ond-ave A large number OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS we're H.
The hands Of the audience aud before the meeting
opeued were busily read by those present The first
speaker Captain Durham Rigby. who delivered an
uddres. on National topics. He explained clearly the
work of the Democrats In Congress and the necessity
for Republican victory TINS Fall. He thought that the
~ .ncipes tue Republican party could he trusted.
aud that who represent them should be eccd.
come remarks were then made by j. A. j. Neafic ana
others. They urged the necessity OF Thorough work.
candidates. bas Just becu placed IN front OF the rooms
of the club. IL Was gt"d lasi nel Tor the hist time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
REPUBLICANS ~ TIE XXIIID DISTRICT.
The N\IIId ASSEMBLY, Di.trict Cornell anl

Republic Hal, Ne 109 East Observation-Disclosures
ffih-st. Speeches were mate 10y DR.. l.. H. KING, oi
YonGer. John Fitch. General Dennis Burke and Colonel
Geo p Webster several campaign songs were sung by
the Roberts Quartet.
d. Kings speech cnllveued 10y humorous anec-
dotcs and Was received with frequent applause. His
ndictuc nt of the south Tor ler unhOy purpose and
methods the North paTdoned ter treason, was
very lie declared the Question of the hour Is
whether the mother who refused To have the enid
in twain, the false mother who consented
shall have possession OF the child The demand of the
Republican party Is that tnc poor whether IN his
log CABIN at the south or aong the Caskills. shall he
projected 10y ihc strong arm of civl POWER that
slc.ds the millionaire IN his palace. 81 know SIR
Cornell" said Dr. King, and though he not born
with silver suUou IN his mouth, he has raised himself
To an honorable uOsion and IS entitled To Your respect
anu sufiia-es. lie will make all honest true and
stIiightOIw ward Governor"