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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17
AUCTION SALE.
E~xoculOr'e Sale.

ON the 18th day Of February, 1879, / will, at
" public auction, for cash, sell tho goods
and ehattelS belonging o. tho estate Of Paul
Cicalla, deceased. Sale o. the premises, No.
3 YACCAR0,
J39-l4o Executor Of C%ioalla, deceased.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

QUERY: oWhy will men smoke COM
mon tobacco when they a buy Marburg
Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at the
same price y teod-xxvii-l46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

OdOrless EXcaVating Company"
Vaults, cistorns and cellars emptied at
reduced rates. Offices 1872 Washington
and As Madison SITS, Kit Williams Block.
1874
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

1t is rumored in Berlin that Queen
Victoria will during the present year,
nay a visit to the grave Of the late
Princess Alice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

STAFFE1 ilns the most elegant
ladies' and gentlemen's restau-
rant in the city. 22O Main. l4f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

RED and black cotton ink at G. w.
Jones IL Co.'S, 257 Main, Memphis. 1852
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

STEAM knife FLOATING at 40l Main 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

~HALL's VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAZE
REsRwER is scientific combination of some Of
the most powerful restorative agents in the veg
e.aols kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to lts
original color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dsndruF and humora, and fsl.
ing. out Of the hair. 1t furnishes tho nutritive
principle by which the hair is nourished and
supported. It makes the hair moist soft and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as hsir-dressing.
It is the most economical preparation ever offer
ed 10 the public, az ;ts effects remain O long time,
making only an occasional application necessary
II is recommended and used by eminent N edi-
cal men, and officially endorsed by the State
Asssyer of Massachusetts. Tho popularity Of
Hail Hair Remover has increased with the test
of many years, both in this country and in for
eign lands and it ia now known and used IN all
the civilized countries Of the verdi. Fer sale
nv E. S, Lead heater s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

While VIC motto, il our Northern exchanges
tbs. lie ASPECT Gt trade z more favorable, VS.
resfg. ouc inability to SEQ any perccp,!ble in.
p7Oyonlcut in thi, section. although tho hope
ALL expectation is tina. things willinprove as the
spr:nS advances. Tho week has been a quiet
oao in ali branches Of business. Aoney is still
:carce u,itiias If banking Circles" bu! upon
uudcIbtad cUlls.srals can be cssiiy obtained
therein. In Baltimore tie papers quote the in-
quiry for money in business circles to DO mod.
crate ard tho n arket is quiet and esSy, the sup.
p!T being more than ample 10 ill all the wants.
..osns ere quoted 81 ds5 per cent and discounts
# Asst with occasional transactions at even
lower rates. Il is sddea that the system of lin.
ting purchlEcs 10 cssh or short credits, which
- largely prevails among local dealers, is the
chief cause Ct the limited demand for money.
The New York money market ia less stringent.
and no loane, even among thu etcck brokers,
wore reported yesterday above PER cent. lime
loaos wero decidedly easier, sra money for
.kirty Gays, on ordinary Sock Exchange collst'
oral, was offered ct per cent. On pledge OF
United Ststcs bonds ii Yves offered at per cent.
lo7 :hitty days, AMI 4. ta7ea pc: cent
Ior ninety days Ths market for msichsntile
psper WAS dali, end tie rstes arc 5.I per cent.
for Prime Government. bonds wara firm and
higher il New York ye.terday. The sub6cr!p-
.ious to the per ceat. lcaa yesterday amounted
to 81 les zoo, and the Secretary OF tho treasury
has Issued a further call for the redemption Of
$1,000 600 per cent. $40 bonds Of 1867. The
G.2)s now outstanding and uUcsllcl aCo only
abou. SO 0UO 1918 snd SS,GUO.tOJ lotoi
STATE SECURITIES are somewhat more actiVe Fir-
gina consols continue to absorb good deal Of
attention. Yesterday IN Baltimore. they open.
ell al 81. en- advance q on The 2toslnS price
,.f Wednesday,, some SIC GOO being taken at this
,cu:c, par. buyer %. tn. there were sa|ts su5se.
alcn,ly tTS1 Goa st b.! .51, followed Ut tho sec.
and board by ISLES of ST. 0C0 81 -. closing 56t
mid s. askel Pealers were stronger. selling mt
il, and closing All bid, f.. asked. Coupons
were .tcAdy y: SlASi; Tennessee % !:lGer, the
Old closing g. bid, - ask H. md Lha how 20 bid,
Il s.kc,l Railroad baECs cont!Hac very quiet
n,.timore ALL Ohio 81. 1855, soIi yesterday ::
!04! Orange Alexandria .ni Manassas sold at
a closing with tits price tij. agsiLt D: hiG un
Wealcaiay. We quot:
Otsrce. Alexandria x Msnsssas...... - e..
Orange & Alexandra l. lst...-.... {. lUI
Us. II, ............ -
s. 4lh ......... II u -
Virginia Il Tennessee Us. 2l...",.... ~ 50
81 SI..-.. - lC4
CORPORATION bonds ard bank stocks arc quiet,
with bu! few tIan:sc.ioas. Tha CiuzaEs' Nat
opsl Bank proposes to T:iIc, i. capital stock
from S15, eco TO 10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

SHIP YARD.-The Board Of Directors Of the
Alexandra Marine R,iIRsy and Ship Bu;lditg
Company held meeting last uigh: aud :eoI-
gatiz:d by the eIe,;oa ct Park Asoew, Presl-
dent; 1s,sc Eichbaig. Ei:e President and
Iusus Schneider, General Manager The yard
is reporicl 10 floutishiEg condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
PROPOSALS..

THO BRIDGE BUILDERS-Plsns and speci
l. fcations are invited for BRIDGE-either
iron or wood-to be built over POHICK Run,
on the Teegrsph road said bridge to be ons
span OF 81 feet II feet side II fact above ordi-
nary low water supported by sbutments of stone
or OF heavy timber trestes. scared to rock
foundation. Sealed proposals accompanying the
plans Will be opened by the Board of Superyis.
ors Of Fairfax county on the 8! Monday in
May when it is expected the award for contract
Will De made Separate proposals will be re-.
ceved for Stone abutment5. Plans and estimates
may be addressed 10 the committed, Z. L..
RotehtoId, 1T Occoquan, Prince Willism co., or
to n. W. Plerson, Alexandris NH l5-eo3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
FIRES Yesterday was enphaicslIy day |

FlaEs Yesterday WAS enphsicalIy day
o, frs, both 10 town aud conn'Iy.
Aleu- $50 o'clock !ass evening tFe|o wGs a
sikh, aa.m cf IRE cear tho postOfice, cause
u'knoEa, &c. the ficeuen were no. called our.
ih= iiro CO the Lsesburg pike, mentioned 10
yes''riay' Gszette, c0n,inued 10 burn duFlog
ihr t'GE; with uDabated vi2or.
li't" w1s $50 a Err. appa!en,i7 OF brush tr
a 'aj-, s,u h of the Gig ca The MCuat Vernon
!oaj. Tie cxac: !oc.ti9o could 90. be fixed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

New GOODS. is chilled TO ileSsrs.
S. Waterman g. Sol : card 10 TO days Gazette
They have au eegaot stock Of gentlcmeu's fur
nishiog goods and have jus, received another
ios Of dress goods, which they vii! make TO order
at nost reaso oablt prices and guarantee 5 per
fer; fit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES,

Cd. o. AUNSON'S NURSERYD
VIII take orders for the above Fruit. Ornament.
al ana Snsoo Trees. Small Fruits Rose5, Flow.
cring Shrubs. &c, ut Nursery PRICES, at nv
store, corner of Fairiat and franklin St.. Send
card, and will call aud take your orders aud
leave catalogue Of prices and varieties, and can
give purchasers inquiring Useful hints SD ,ut do.
zirabIa varieties
ieo 2l-2n w. =. GRAVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

DEATH CT Az OLD RESIDENT -Mrs. Web.
sfer. the venerable mother Of Captain James
i. Webster, of the police forss, died at her re-
sideuce 90 Wilkes street to dag. Sh; was up.
wards of So years of age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

VIRGINIA, s. ct-In the Circuit C0nr. CT
Y Fairfax county, Novenb Dor term, 1873.
McNerAsHy In chancery and npon the pet-
McNerhsny.J ,i0n Ct James MoNeFhsny
Ordered, That Francis McNerhany. Benz amin
McSerhsny and Eliza NJ. Thomas. formerly
Eliza McNerhsny, plaintiff. and oae of the de
PENDANTS in the above named cause who are ron
residents Of the State Of vi ginis, dosppear hero
on the first day cf June term. 1879, and answer
the petition of James McNerhsny, fled at No.
vember term. 1873, aforesaid, and that copy o.:
this order DO published in tho Alexandra Ga
ze,,e, q newspaper published in Alexsndris, Va ,
once week for four successive weeks. a copy :
lo:ts +. w. RlCHARDSUN, u. =.
Thomas Moore Al'oThies' Al 1-v4H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

WEATHER Personalities. Ar:il r 1879 -
p; IL. M;i?l: At'aG;'c Slsre- w3!Dcr, ia'''g
e',,,l;y weather. westerly wei, s.atiooary q
riscy bsr0laaitr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
LOCK- BREETTIES.

A marriage license WAS granted ia Washing
ton yesterday 10 Richard Roberts. Of Alezan'
dria. and Annie Cleveland. Of Fairfax county,
Virginia.
Browns Combination troupe performed at
Leesture last night to ap appreclativc audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

SCHOONER BURNED.-Tha now three rGlatc3
schooner ii. +. Edrldgc, which traded at Ibis
port last summer, caught fire last Light u!
Pfovidelcs, Mass, by the explosion Of kcro
sene lamp 10 her fJrecasile, ond WAS totally
DESTROYED,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Beautiful Spring Dress Goods.

Colorei Silks, Black Silks, Checked Silks
Striped Silks, Purs Wool Laos Buotings, Pure
Wool Black Csshmeres, double width SIC Cloth
handsomely sm broidered with silk. So - to 81,
beautiful Lace Stripe White Goods l5c, Noting
hsm lace for curtains pc 10 ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
ny OF l 9 Z .
/ hsve Just resumed Iny

hsve Just resumed InG
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
At NO. 22 CORPORATION F1SRN He RI,
whore will bs prepared to furnish all kinda Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh Or salt, ut the shortest notice. l solicit
your patronage, especially my OLD custoa;efs,
snd guarantee that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend
ed 10, and on as good terms as il the parties were
fen4 81. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Tho uMke: closos quiet an! easy in c)h;e-
ouencs Of tho limited offerings Of grain. Flour
il nominal, with but lt,lo doing. The receipts
Of Wheat are light, and TO choice Lsncsa:er has
bsen offered fer Tho pas! few days; NC notes small
s4os to-day at les, 10 and ll2 fJ7 faiE 10 good.
Cy1n is quiet, and quotations ronsin unchanged
RE snd Oats arc nominal. Country produceis
scarce, with bu. little clauge Provisions are
moviap siowly. Plaster and Seeds sre IL limit
Cd demand.
RICHMOND MARKET, April ST. no market
Tor Flour is WitEt Ut Change and the deHanu Is
li.ht; quotations from 25a-6 10 Tor tne l" iah-
cy family brands, Tie receipts 81 WheS6 ~ are
livb.. and tha eales 10 day were At luOallU tor
fair to choice Ful.z, and ia for mixed. OGrr-
inss of 1000 bushels Of Corn. with sales Of white
st 4ss49, and mixed <! -. Snail sales ~ Oats
al AZ FOR winter.
LYscuDURu MARKET, april 3,-Iho market
generally is quiet, though thero Is u sCGs9 GO
usnd for Flour and grain. Ihelupy : or rlonr
ia isir, and quotations ;0ASG 50 for fine 10 fancy
family brands. Wheat Is ia fair reques;, aud
prices somewhat. stronger, tho quotations oelng
IO)all5 for fine to strictly chol2e Lancaster
Corn is also warted at 1sa6l Tor white, anu 9oa
As Tor mixed and yellow. Gals aro not 60 nctsVe
hCu prices Wehker ~ ooA'i A't Sft'uS' "d> -0~-
for winter.
FsRDEn1cKsBuRu MARKET. april 5.-The
market is very quiet, with limited receipts ol
produce of all kiuds. Flour, outside OF the I'M
mediate home consumption. y Gu,l. ils E tnff'
et, the quotations being from lOS 10 llo tor gooo
to choice Corn AZ Is, with but little dong
Rye Nominal y 50l52, and Oats 33s3i for spring
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
&ugs:s-There is steady demand Tor New Or-
iesns grocery grades. but nothing doing IN ior-
eign We quote prices generally as follows:
Cuba and Erglish Island. fair 10 good rehoing
fta6ic; do. do. grocery qualities CsNs; cenli,
fugsls 6$s1S Nos. 10 10 II boxes tSAhs; Brazil
bags saG1; French Islsnd sAC; Pc:o Elco, ls'r
10 good refining GlsGl; DO grocery grades -
c.: Louisiana, clarified, CiaII; d. open kettle
ta5i
Iode The market lie quiet but firm, holders
regarding Tho siluatlon IS very 'aV"rnple, ana
refusing to entertain bids exccp: .. full prices
The jobbing demand is improving bu: We hear
of 10 sales to dpy frcrl frs. hsnds. IN" stock
in lis! hands is Lon reduced 10 l4,959 Gags.
We quote again as follows: Ordinary lt4!itc ;
fair bad; good l4tali1, and prime lla'loc!s.,
per ID.
NEW YORK Cattle MARKET. Ar1il O.
Beeves-At further advance in prices, eqasl &c
nearly tc per h. trste was brisk, snd the mar
Eet closed firm. Excepting lev poor lows
rough Stsgs and coarse Oxen which SOLO IL "a
SIC per %. AID few axtrs and fancy steers rS
tailed at 1lalltc dressed, tho extreme range va:
ss!0sc PET ID, and general sales were az sssIVSc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

gsr The undersigned would most sincerely
express their thanks to the fire department, rs
also to their fellow citizens, for the successful
ell1fls in saving their property from destruction
Yesterday WM N. BERKLEY.
L. j. ) CHAPMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

an 2-4. en-. ADAMS, 81 King 81.
NJ OTICE-There will be meeting OF the
~ stockholders of,he ALEXANDRIA, AD
EAIRFAX AGRICULTURAL AND IN.
DUSTKIAL ASSOCIATION at tho Merchants
Esch4pce, in the city of Alexandria. on MON,
DAY MORNING, April 14th, 1872, 81 10
o'clo. k. A full attendance Of stockholders Is
desi-eJ. the business before The meeting being
Ia scr.rtnuco Of the charter passed by the Log
Stature Ills winter and the election Of board oi
diTectors. JNO. B. SMOOT, President;
+ T. BEOKHAM, Secretary. ap2.td
VIT1ZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
Alexandris, Va, March 3lst. 1919.
A meeting of the stockholders Of this 6sn q
will be held 1T the Banking ouse, on ~ uho
DAY april llth, pf1slmo q. If e raSu.;ioD
of the capital stock from i2s0 shsrts (slze. O9l
to 1860 sisres slCoCoo BY order Of the Board
NH 3l-IO. WIN. Il. LAMBERT, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE, WAsHINGTo

Colorsd Silks. IS, G5. Is. 81, 81 snd ST. %;
Black Silks &c to s.. Our 81 aud ST % Black
Silks are SPECIAL BARGAINS. Children 8
CnCred Stockings immense" assortment, very
cheap; Corsets to-; DR.. Warmers extra long
silk Embroidered Abdominal HoslIh Cor4ets
Very cheap; Ladies' Silk Embroidered Bslbvig
gan Stockings only 25c Gent,emen's Real Eng
lish Socks Use; large slzs Bridal Q1its," 81 20.
WnahinulOn. Rn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

For BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE PANS,
Oyster Cans, Cake Cutters, Tin Toys, or any
thing 10 the tiaware line. call on StansburS T.
Bro, corner King and Columbus SITS. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
mr 2S- Ia Sncats;or to S.ayn aker 20.

THE MARQUIS. -T"c Marquis Spring Ulster
is eu,irely neW III cG:, siagl breasted, button
10 the :hroa;, pl'', genuine buffalo horn bu:.
tors Gao only b. h;l 3, kATZENsTElN's Fash
ionable Cio!hiug Establishment, 80 It'll street
GEAR PeDnsyivali, Avenue. Prizes from $500
IN S.,5 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
q PRIN OpE N ! N u 1.
CPKIN OPENl e.
Kid Gloves in new shades.
silk Parasols and Umbroilac
Co.sets, Ribbons. kuGl!ng and Lsce;.
SHIFTS, Collars and Cuffs.
SHIFTS, Collars and Cults.

New shane. in Gents Scars and a in!i iiGo 81
Fancy Hall Hose
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

CMOEED BLOATERS Tor ss.oIy
- dec6 F. j. DAVIDSON. 147 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Il. S. CIRCrIT COURT --Th6s. Sales W. r.
L. & >P. Il. l.. Co ; argued ca demurrer by
Mr.. Walker, rf Chicago. for plaintiff. and
Mes5rs. Payson OF Chicago, ana NlcCaluGa, oil
Boston, tlr defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

FISH REpOnT.-The continued high winds
sra exercising most depressing effec: on the
fisheries, aud tho arrivals at FlshtoWn arc every
slim. Since yesterday. there have been only
about co shad ard 1000 herrinGs. The prices
as obtained ct The wharf arc for shad 500 her
riggs SIP and ru1ch fish nomuaiIy the same as
yesterday, bur unrH rrr!vrc.
Mr.. George W. C9rpcoicr. Sc, Of Charles
couaty. Md, rroposasio fish durOG tho season
the 2oa: Cx'cosiyc Gil! net ever dipped in the
Potomac, He hos iekcn cut lic?nsc 10 lh a
nc. Of twenty-five hundred !beaI fa;hous. being
about three miles oil net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Il. :. DISTRICT CoURT -.]Higc Robert w..
Iiughcs prs:iding ALBERT B,nrs Va, schooner
Anu, Bet ori,r for distribution Of prccaeds
Of sale.
Saodcr-' assignee W Sanders C: 81 10
chanccfy; cider euiercd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Corporation bonds ard bank stocks arc quiet,
with bu! few tIan;Ac.i0Hs. Tha CIZ.Es' Nat
iopsl Bank proposes - 5.juc, II capital stock
from Sl15, eco 10 10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

saF CnASGE Your CLOTHING. I'll The time
is o!osc at hand to cck around for some Spring
and Summer CIo!hiog. We would call the
attention OF the readers Of the Gszate to our
complete line Of Charlottesville, and other pop
uar makes Of Suiticas. We have crey jaciHty
for furnishing you With Complete Suits, either
10 part or 10 Suits. Wo will sell ycu the Goods
or the Suits ous aud GU. made to order, as
cheap, il rot cheaper. AID az good, if not better
than auy Hcusc hare. in Washington or any
where c!ss ia :ho iia;n1. 4 call is sufficient.
L EICHBERG.
n-ny-lz Snc,is ;or to S!avn aker Co.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
KILLED BY CARS.
Shocking Death Of q Young Lady al
Hamilton.

Special to the Star.
HAMILTON, OHIO. November 10.-One
OF the most heartrending accidents that
could shock our city happened this
morning. As the $50 down train was pull
ing up to the depot it ran into and nearly
killed Miss Alta Hawthorn. She has been
teaching school at Jones' Station for some
time past, and was just going to the depot
to take the train that caused her ruin. As
she turned to walk down the side of
the track the engineer whistled, and
not having chance to get away
from the track on the west side she started
to cross when the engine struck her sever
ing one limb entirely from the body and
horrible mangling the other. Medical aid
was Immediately summoned and all was
done that human hands could do to COM
fort the suffering one, but at this hour fears
are entertained of her recovery. The news
of this sad accident spread like wild fire
throughout the city, as she was a graceful,
accomplished and we'll known-lady.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
Home, Sweet Home.

The dearest place on earth is home, but
many there be who are compelled to wan
der far away. To such there come dreams
of happy hours spent at the Ingleside and
a longing for rest and shelter where the
comforts and conveniences are of such
character and the people of such nature
as to supply in the fullest, greatest degree,
that home. The pilgrim who JOURNEYS to
Boston will find the Mecca of his dream
fully realized in the Revere House. As he
sets foot upon its threshold the very atmos-
phere imparts peaceful rest to his weary
body, and as he feels the hearty. brotherly
grasp OF Host Ferris hand his heart
throbs with pleasure, and he
cries Home at Last" The Revere was
founded some thirty-seven years ago by
Parran Stevens, whose reputation as an
Hotel keeper was worldwide He con-
tinued in its management until his death,
which occurred about seven years since
Mr.. Stevens was most fortunate in the
selection Of his corps of servants, many of
whom grew gray in his service. Many of
the present servants of the Revere have
been in the House for terms ranging from
fifteen to thirty years, and its guests find
familiar faces, and servants cognizant of
their peculiarities. This seems to strength
ell the Home feeling" The most distin-
guished visitors which foreign countries
have sent to our shores have been outer
tained at the Revere, and az speak in
highest terms of its excellos'ce. Mr.. Ferrlni is
most ably assisted III extending hospitality
by Messrs. George B. Farnsworth and O.
H. Thornton. clerks, and Mr.. +. w. Schles-
lnger, cashier
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
A FEMALE FIEND.
Her Horrible Treatment Of Three Little
Children.

EAST SAGINAW MICK, Nov. 10.-Joseph
Gariphie, at West Bay City, sent his sick
wife home to her father, and he with their
three children came here with woman
named Mary Cote.
The wife has arrived, after ten weeks,
and got warrant for her husbands arrest
for adultery. She found her children, aged
three, five and nine years, locked in a
house, covered with scars and bruises, hav-
ing been subject to the most inhuman
treatment from the woman Cole.
Their flesh was black and blue and morti-
flcation had set in. The life of the second
little girl is despaired Of. In one instance
the children were hung by the neck until
they we're nearly dead Gariphie and the
woman have been arrested, and lynching is
talked Of.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
MORE KNIFE WORK.
Cutting Affravs on Front and on
Clark Streets.
One Of the Victims Dies To-Day

Last night about II o'clock three young
men named Chas. Webster, John Berkruse
and James Mcintyre, all boarders at An
thony Herman's, No. 152 West Front street,
returned from over the Rhine When near
the house they met Mollie Caddin and Min
ME Gilloolv. After few moments con-
versation they parted the girls going in
the direction Of Plum street. Mcintyre
followed and overlook them In an entry
way, where he found them standing with
three men. As soon as Mcintyre came up,
the trio jumped on him. After the scuffie
MCINTYRE went across the street to a saloon,
where he fell on the floor, exhausted from
the loss of blood. He had received seven
cuts-One on the leg, three on the side, one
under the arm and two on the arm. The
wounded man was taken to the Hospital.
His wounds are not dangerous.
Peter Walsh, James King and Thomas
Hannah were arrested, and are held on sus-
picion of having done the cutting. Their
case will come up in the Police Court to-
morrow.
Last Saturday night as John Lank, resid-
ing at No. 34l Clark street, was walking
along Clark street on his way home in COM
pany with friend named Jacob Imm the
latter heard young man use insulting Ian
guage to girl Imm spoke to the stranger
about it, ard got knocked down for his
palms, LAnk rushed to Imln's assistance.
when che stranger drew knife and slashed
him across the abdomen. inficting wound
from which the bowels protruded. Lank
Has taken b me Immediately and physl-
clan summoned. 1t is hardly expected that
he will recover.
1t was not known who did the cnttii'e
until last night, when Thomas Fagln, re-
siding at Ne. 108 Belts gave himself up at
the Oliver-street Station-house, admitting
that lie did the cutting. but in self de-
fense.
Fagin was arraigned before Judge Wilson
this morning on the charge of cutting with
intent to kill. Owing to the dangerous
condition in which Lank lies, the case was
continued until next Friday, bail being
| fixed at ST, 900.
LATER.-Lank died at about l O'Clock
this afternoon.