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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

( ':.jEi :; i:9s3lNH Gai;!;' SALE ~ VAh.ih.
81 GLE EEh !! .E;:HMET BY virus O;
decree f The GuriurAtiuu Court for tho city Of
Alexandria, Va, ro'iipr9i 81 lis June term,
1873, in trc suit Cf Alien and othors vs. Nc
Weigh. tho undersigned, commissioners therein
named. Will soil Gy public Auction, On 1H u ls9-
DAY, :ho ilth dHg Of D2c2mhcr, 1879. at II
O'clock IT,, IN fr"at 81 tho onLrhncn to tho Gour.
room, on Fairfax street, in thn city of Aloxaua
dris, Va, The following rraporiy, tu wit:
No. !. ihD large and valuable BRICK
DWELLING; and ilNr q" tikOUND, siLuatr
on tho n. f. rorGnr 81 81. AaGah nn,! Cameron
streets.
No. :. Tho vgiuablc Two STORY BRIUE
DWEbLIEG adjoining 10. Oh tho cast.
The lots above described are particularly wnlI
iocGtcd for residences boug III tina Gsntro Of tho
city and convenient TO !aIroads, boats, mar
ket, &c, Sc.
Terms Of SHE: rs much casii rs will pGy tho
costs Of sui. and sale, aud the residue ia three
equal !nstalmoats III |. 2 and :; Ysar3; the neEo.
tihb!o notes of the prchsgars, with interest from
da5 Of Es!N. TO It's tsk,n Tor tho deferred pav.
mon!s. aHd tho lille t. 10 rc:aiaod un,ii tht
whoia OF tho purchaso money is ;:ai.i.
{. ". WAWTI.i.S. Goii:m'rs
Il. u ChA uGl.GUH, Of Sa!o.
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DISU'S CUBE FOE CONSUMpTION.-
& Ii is now somo ton years since We frat in~
troduced TO our trade &c shoys valuable med-
cine, and il has me: with inc rGssng favor during
all that tire For ell msnner Of coughs and
colds it hss proved itself. certsin ssfo and pless
Nh! specific. Tho proprietor, in accordance with
tho apirIt Of the times, has enlarged tho dollar
bottle 10 twice lis former sl:;a. ard hiss 7cGuccd
tho price ui the fifty cont bottle TO twenty. five
ceDis. We e1r prepared 10 supply the trade ut
:he pruprio.ot's lowest wholesale rates.
JANNEY & CO,
lOys - ard I'D King e..
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By Grcen " Wisa.

:n8t EstsLe Agents and Arctionoa7s.)
sEI VIRTUE of /. decree Of the Corporation
-aP Court FOR tho city Of Alcxandria, Virginia
rendered at its s:epsen,ber torm 1879, in ihs
cause Of Douglass s. Brother VS.. Gshsa md
others, thn undersigned, commissioner therein
!.pmcd, will offer for sale hy public auction. NJ
l.. o'clock m, in front cf tha ontrance to :ho
Court :no:n, on Fairfax street, Aloxan,ira, W..
on SATu RbAf, She 10Th day OF November,
iS?!l, tho following property, So wit:
no !. SIX FRA hfEH0II h&D LOTS!
on the soutiin-H3t corner OF Alfred and G;hhon
s.rsrta.
ne. :. fukEE Fkha,E HOUSES AM,
hpE5 on tho alloy n r0sc 81 the above npna;i
rToncr:.y, MOI
Term! o! Sale: Cash enough 20 pay costs q!
s!t and aao, md tao residue in Lhrco oquni in.
sth!"onta, payable respectively in ana. two end
tnT6o y"sr5, with intGrGs. rom GaY Of saie.
Il. o. CLAUGDTt}N
CO.. --.iM & {lnm niissinf,nr &c Snln
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Jsy WNonl !; Lucas, huciianacrs

Jy " - c!.t Ii''iSI !. 'tLiN!2FN0~.
Is. Whea!iey e. MS.
We IN cHG!iCSIv.
ida Lomo ct es.
SpE VikTU Il of q decree Of The Corporation
~ Court OF tho city Of AloxanGria rendered.
Gt it5 October tern, 1879. H tho above csliso, the
undersigned. commissioners, will. OIL I'll Es5
DAY, tha 25:h day OF Novo.lbor. 1879, 81 u
O'clock H.. before tho entrance Of tho Corpora
tlon Court House Of Alexandria city, on Farfnx
street. soil 10y public auction 90 tho highest bid
ne7, that VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT DF
G GEG y ND Cm tho whst sldo Of -. Esaph street,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
"n tbs west siao Of ST. Asagh street two hundred
mad xLytvro feet tive inches sUu!!l y; ;;:tboa
street. and running thence soG!h with x. hsaph
st:6o. Ei!otn ia"i eight erd one kali inches :
!Hareo weatnr!g end pGTnlcl n t:ibhra stree.
GRO hundred anil L9!"Ht Y.th!pG foct iivo inches
thence north parallel 20 81 hc.i,n street il iraan
lect eight and one hGiF :iciiys: thence with q di.
7Gct line t. The bagirGins.
Tarra: Or third OF ii:a !.;.:ch2ao m"roy il,
c!ail Lia rcs;dmo ~ t!irco cpsul payments, pGy"
abi3 respectively IN 81, t#n!Vs ;.ad eighteen
months from tEr day OF g2lo: t!ic dcfncred pay
Incrss t. ho aocure,; i,y &h6 bonds of tho purcss-
or, with good pergo:sl security, with interest
from tho day rf aac. GnG tho lilo OF La :0par!y
70 hN retained ur;ii lha WAulc rurci!asa uTico i
r=iI. K. EEMl'hi3
.ibiiH =, GIihFMaN
GttI@.tr Commissioners
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nct > a-2aTts
BY UNoul t5 Lucas. Auctionae-s,

Ey O. Heal IL Lucas, Auctionae!s.
sS} FJRTu 4 of iccroo Of tho Corporation
- Court :or tho city Of Aie1sndria, Va, ron.
dered ~ tho October tesm, 1879, thereof, ~ tie
chAncery cause Of Fiorpoilrs adm'r. vs. Pier.
pooln: CT ais, tho Subscribers, rs commissioners
Of sale, in The said cause, will ozpoge for asa al
public auction On TUESDAY, Tho 18th tisy Of
Noye:abor. 1879. at II r., in front Of Tie nj ar
koL Building, on Royal street, in tha city OF
E!cxand7is, Virginia, tho real estuto il tho ssid
decree mentioned. to wit: The TENESIENI
and L0I OF GK0UND, in the said city Of
q Alo1aatlrls, situated at tho southeast intefsoo.
lion Of King md Washington streets, in cront on
King stree. is leet, end extending eou!b w$rdly
III depth 30 feet, subject to ron. Charge in fa,,
of SGGGGs per annum, hong tho premises, for.
merry occupied by John L. Pierpoint
Ierms OF Sale: One tonth or the purchase
money in cash, ard the residue in three equal
payments ct e, i2 and l8 months respectively y
FROM the day of sale. with interest from the day
O. ssia; tho ioforred payments TO be eecurca by
The notes Of tho purchaser, with approved socur-
ity, snd Tho retention Of tho title TO the property
Hati !hoy sro paii.
$. FERG USON REACH,
ALBERT STUART,
bc. jI-gSSts {jOmG,'Ts NJ Sslo
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4 G9IGH AND Ci)MiiiSS:OEER'S
"a SALE OF ZEAL ESTATH IN FAIR.
FAX CO., TA-By virtue OF sn ortier OF Inc
District Court of tho United States for The Esst"
ctn Dia:ric. of Virginia. da;od October lat, 1870.
entered in tho ms!ter Of John Il. liartison
bankrupt, tho undersigned viii sell by public
auction Gs Fs.lsx 9. II, Va, on MONDAY.
Novomhor lTth, 1879 (Court day. 81 sbnut IL
o'clock n, tho following TAEChLS 0F
LAND. Eelongi?gto 10 the estate Of ssii bsakrgpt.
lying nosy BurHu's stsiicn, in Fa!.ia1 CO., We.
viz; Ono trac: containing 81 acres and 20 polas
and enc containing 81 acres md $50 poles lying
adjoining, and Masking desirable farm Of abCut
95 acres. The above described land is sold free
| IRON, !he liens aHl iaeunbraAces thereon.
Terms Ono fourth cash CT day of sale tie
residue in three equal iEstsl;Gcnla 81 one Two and
| three years from day CT salo; Tho purchaser &c
| give bonds, with Improved security, bearing in.
terest. fcr the deferred payments, end the ttlc
| 10 ho retained until the bonds ara paid.
IOHN 5. FOWhEti Assignee.
THOMAS MGORb, ComI.E.
| FsEiex cnuaty, oct 2I-3T
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BY Green & Wiaa
[ Roal Estate Agnnts ard Actio7oars. !

toai r,slHLo Agents ard Action oIrT.
4 tOM MISSlOE hkS' SALE--In pursuanco
- Of y decree of the Corporation Court of tho
city OF Alexandria. in Tho CAUSE CT II. lS. ClsGin
S Coo against James M. StoWest and cihers, tho
undersigned. commissioners Ct sela, will otIor
for gelc by public auction, Ut about Il o'cloc!;
m., IN iFGnt ot the entrance 70 the Court room,
on EaEtax streot Aloxandris, Virginia, on
SAW uhDAY. the 18th day of i3ovemoor, 1879,
LO? OF GROUND, on tho uast side OF 81,
hGsnh street, boiw0on Cameron md Queen sis :,
IVY ieGt doep. improved by TWO FRAME
DIV NAEiNGS, Nos. IS and ~ St, hsaph e..
IerHlG OF Sa.o Ono fourth in cash, snd tho
residue in three equal inatalmcnts at sc, twelve
and eish:oon months, with interest from day of
sale. The notes CT tho purchaser, waiVing
homosiead exemption with SECURITY, TO DO given
laerelor and IS further security, The property TO
Ee insured Tor The hcnciit Of commissioners in
lho amount OF 81 ,QG3 and tho titicto be .c:ainod
unt'! the purchase money il paid.
j. r. BKAGIf,
J0HN Il. dUENSON,
oct a-E2Tt3 Comm re-. OF !iala
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e1ss Z $.=af>5aE

Monday. ;;ry. i:!.li, i:,&.
E",l- "G5 DiT GOODS hEif ~.
- IiU&S
Ne .oool?d to-,i&y anchor supply Of New
"aa!s, and Invite !Ercliasara 20 c%ii ard cxanl-
80 .hcm. aiso supplement 70 Catalogue of
Nine 2cmo:oats Winter Fa:h;2as. wa nro
s' o & .:a"l- !or Reliable Patterns.
u :. b;;k:;B EA;i,
=. 3 A"1:"=5, X" lCE: E:CH &t;col
..'!It E!GxaHGTiS Va
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PREMIUlI FRUIT TREES,

%. o. MUNSON'S NURSKRT.>
VII! "a! orders for theaboge Fruit, Ornament
81 and Shade Trees, Small F7uita, Roses, flow
erins sh7ubs, &c. at Nursery prices, g. my
store, corner Of Fairfax and franklin sts. Send
casd, hnd will cell snd take your orders aud
leave catalogue Of prices and varieties, and csn
give purchasers inGuiring useful hints shout de-
sirahts vsr!etics
jy9-lOm w. Z. GRAVES.
ENCELSIOR, u,s,ie by J. j. Turner & 20.
IL for sale by
oct6 THOMAS PERRY, Ayt.
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EsTABE.EaEsETs 1850.
j r. CLARKE

q . + Q Y II L.-A- i EA0 IL
At THE OLD LOCATION-l59 KING ST,
VIII exhibit g we'll assorted stock OF
WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES,
CGKNICES, CORD and TASSELS, FINE
PICTURES snd PICTURE FRAMES fTcrl
the best manufacturers and importers, Of Tho
newes. and most popular designs.
lie intends by faithful attention 10 the wsnts
Of his customers and fair doaling TO mart 8
share of their pstronGRo. oct S
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sAME5 r. CAELIN y SONS, CD king at +.
= Alexandris, Va, could invite the s!ten ton
o. country merchants and others to their full
and ccmpleto stock Of HARDWARE, CUT
LEHI, Fire Iron. Steel Nails. Horse Shoes.
&c, which they offer 3! loves. 1nsTket rates.
EHEHCH-LUA DING GUNE--Qpsa to-dsy
e.: hssortineH. cf Guns, 4. Ii. 9. Hhe!5, Load
iDc i:np}oants, Belts, .Sc., at lowest cssh rstes.
JAS T. CAELIN s. SONS.
soD - G3 King street.
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E&Esu BEATS. Elsss. sc.
Second Ward lIeat Market.
n. W. cor. Prince and Royal st,


n. W. cor. Prince and Royel St,
ssH, s. EssEiH%isN, E'rOprIpfor.
nm selling for cash
Hlr!oIn Boot at iI5c per Ia
Eib roast" "
EUund ~
Chuck Ribs & lo ~ :.
B;lskct i Ia s ''
Pork 10 I"
Sausage ~ ~
Other M"a!s, Fruits AMI Vegetables proper
lnnHlsly low.
In connection with tho Ahnvn, am making
tally, Sundays excepted. hEGf SOUP, whi"n
rropose 10 sell nj tho rsto OF l2c per gallon.
Churches .ni cnariLaho institutions wishing
L. purchase soup tickets for the poor can ert
thcrG "t Gly storo st eHy timo du!GS thr iny,
HHd Will hc allowed . GI2rourt On tho above
p:ca. Sour will be served from T. III until 2
Z. II. nov II
NTprlGE.-I cell tho attention of the public
~ 10 thn northeast corner cf tho market on
Fairfax and GNinrr5n alrC,ts, whoro ! have r0.
sumei business 81 my cid si.rh. ard will h,vo
"n hsnd ~ III times 8 good supply Of choice
FRESH MEATS. cnasiftinX Of HooF, Nation
:,HmO, Yea! ARi Fork, together with al KINDS
oi Sausage and Pudtiin&s oi my C2!A Ins0uCac-
furc; nlso LOHPLEKS EOLOGNA &gd
fRdNhfOHT ST USAGN J also cai! a::en-
ton 10 stall 70. o., "pp"siL", whore hsva on
hand :. inn sr.ocLlon ufcin.c f.,niiw IJCELES
consisting "t %ucumb2rs. CtO= Cow, ~. IN n
nu-taro. thop Pickles, MjxcdIiic!>,af, tihorkns.
t4u!!.iDwcr NEd pickl'h Onions GT..: AL Kinds rf
.'ict.lrs in giass jars. liali3TA Sauce Warwick
aaito >aucv :}ataup, French 5ir=lArI p,iro
njv" Oh, Imported E,icn Chcol5 !'cprer
.'.Aco ,,@fdI""s. IL Guartac nnG hnii &jH.s Mac
rs-onl lIe;ncas ota. Z cau,: sily;iY uc soaked
wt sm"i;2i FiSN prepared ior !.tin use IN
mr!ia.c.E, consisting .; h:4vErTci Sind "a:
80 p, ana f";cmsc Hco :irt-iag En9 gf .5fsa
H. .i"' >a: b. purchase, a;tcr market hU,:g sl
.- s.arA 80. = r.,ri:.r street: 20 barrels 2t
... r'fs.st.nG - |a,3,y &un in.iiHc IN bar |
.-.., .r,t h.1r"it &"t Ailsi rrtonsc .na! ~ !
H.'nt-, nsii hHsHo.a 81 !j;a; ,lGcMcrc,, 10 !. :
''.' >, .. ahfraa, aAli t'.:5Gja aGG kits
=. u. t:GiIl !
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l!sSsH FISH GUhNO. GSN
30 - PER TON OF 2CHN LBS. % ~

W d-s - :. CIT US SE N"rG hiotc. w 49, ~
am now prepared 10 furnish the above yaln
ahla iertiilzor s. tbs low price OF $50 per Ton of
20G0 lbs, delivered on Cars or bosts. II is in its
crude state. and farmers in want had bot.or Orr
der early, 50 thcy csn prepare il for fell seeding
There is Dotairg in this Susno brt the pure f.h
with tho oil extracted (Which is said by a.! chem
isis 70 be nu ie-!ijzar.) can refor to thoae
sold L 10 last ap:iDg, most Of whom Esve already
ser. in thois orders moro TO use on their wheat
sucIG THOMAS PERRY, Agent
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NE:s e rE$iuMTrA Il SDt;,

WhotngE!c ana Ealsi l;5als,s in
ah 10 !" q, CUTLERY, HORSE 3i&UES
ir"n, E!G.!Eh CagLinSs. Z sill Rods, Eria
:fEaa2a Wagon Materials, Aousa-
.nn:ara' Good5. Sc, t&c.
III. g !. ING :3T&G:ar iY;i!NEi, y:.ys,
81, AieSarG.is; Virginia.
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"eTmanJ0wn Wool Xophyr Worltni. Shot
"'"h'. oar stock ia complete,
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5HGhi
" COAL
Wo invi:n Tho cttanL;Oa Ci doalors and con-
eunars to our largo stock Of CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL Of The following varieties:
hXEEN'ki VALLEY,
LUEBGEHI .nJ
EHAhGkLN EED ASH
RGiES ASH (irns burning and hardy 0.
s!onHnGf, broken, cyg. stow, and nut szas.
Also NEOEGE'S GREEK, Ek,GUMHERI,AND
and GANAW ith. 3PLiNT, FROM West Va.
tisiIinG Goal specially, Wa aim TO keep only
tho Ii0 EST GEADGS and having two lsrgs
Storage Yards. Gs.ch variety is kept separate
and Is csflacially prepared for family rso
Yards ioorod, and FL! Goal Gont out WE'LL
t}CHEEN ED hND FREE FROA IMFuRI-
TIES.
pesloss, families, public institutions ard man
n(act2rjos supplied IL Io~ass market ra.G--per
ton Of 22&0 lbs II. }. MGHAFFEI & 90,
fob Wharf an3 Y%rds fnnt Of Queen st.
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i'"nI"rY Of cvcry si2n, in EnSlish, Frnrch
wFUnn nnI Domestic; over 80 nav anI hatil!i
80 Patterns iur tho pTcSrnt ScssnC.
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"""i; KnflinG. H!oros, Lacas sud ;;sig;nGe.

NOTION DE"hNTMBNT.
D'ttong, Spool $lk, Combs, i!.i: EtQahca
%"'t;!Ns; Cotton, Pins, Noodles. Tapes, Towol5
HSP&as, Bells, skirts. Shawls sri & n9T line o.
Jews y, S9.Ys. Ho!fumeFg, Sc.
Sep Il G. III, ADAMS, 92 King s..
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Ladies' Giants, aiisars', E,ys Mad 1n(,:,ta'
Nrrn" Undcrwcar; large sL ck io Gnioct
'inin prices from nc 10 VI n,rII
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Corset, nt &c. ?5e 81. 81 u and 81 5o;Tn ;r.
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Principal Uiti@a, SO MUEKY ST, N. YORK.
fkiGE - UkNTS.
ENit By ltrlIqrisis ihrnIlchn1lt iha runrlh
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Another Dcluge Coming.
From the Louisville Courier Journal.


A Belgian professor has Published a
work entitled - Periodicite des Grands
Deluges Re- ultant de Movement Grad
uel de Ia Ligne des Aspides lie is Ter
re-" in which he warns Us that We may
he on the lookout for another deluge OF
the world. At certain regular recnr-
ing Intervals, he maintains. the waters
of one hemisphere are suddenly pre-
cipi.ated across the equa or and food
the other. The last Of the deluges,
which always flow from the north to
the south, or from south to north, was
that Of Noah's time, which was from
the north. Hence the explanation OF
the great preponderance OF water in the
Southern hemisphere, and OF the gen
eral Southern trend Of North aud South
America, Africa, and many minor pen
insulas. The next OF these dslug-s
will flow from the south to the north.
The course, he argues, is the alternate
increase and decrease in the ice cape OF
the poles, and the consequent change
Of the earth's equilibrium. Since l24s
the South Pole has been continually
enlarging, while the North Pole has
been proportion.:ely diminishing, to-
day the diameter OF the Southern gla-
cier being about 5000 miles, and that
Of the Northern l,50O. When these
two'g glaciers shall have arrived at their
maximum and minimum extension,
then will the earth tilt over and be
submerged by another great flood, the
fifteenth of the kind that has occurred.
In view of this impending and some
what seoious probability, the question
arises What are we going to do about
it, II no one eau offer better sug-
gestion, would it not he advisable that
each of us resolve himself into his own
ark by wearing night and day one OF
Paul Boytsn's rubber swimming cos
tunes
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Before rrias.

Last evening at Esquire Coles Office
referee trial was held, the particulars
OF which are as follows: William D..
Pyle, the landlord Of house issued an
attachment upon the goods Of James
Kelly, for the ensuing years rent. Kel.
ly 1t appears was going to move and
the landlord issued the attachment for
the purpose of holding him as a tenant
on ths ground that he had not given
him the three months notice that he
was going to leave.
The law In this case OF Landlord and
Tenant ON page Is, section j5, chapter
40, says; If the tenant on demand of
rent, the Court or the justice of the
peaccl whether ke has given bond AZ
aforesaid or not, shall direct an issue
to br tried by jury at the bar of the
Court Tor by reference to three ju-
dicious and impartial citizens be-
fore the justice of the peace one
OF whom shall be chosen by the Justice
aforesaid, and the other two. one
each by the plaintiff and defendant !
tor ascertaining whether there be a
ust demand ofIent and the amount
thereof. The verdict upon such issue,
unless set aside ly the Court or jus.
tice of the peace] shall be conclusive"
In this case the evidence Of a mum
Der OF witnesses showed that Mr.. Pyle
had offered the house before Christmas
for rent to another party the referees
decided that as Mr.. Pyle had offered
the house for rent to another party, they
therefore looked upon it as lis re.as-
Stunning the charge of the house, and so
decided the case in faver of Mr.. Kelly
and he was allowed to move.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Noody's Temperance Movement


Mr.. d. l.. Moody has mapped out 3
new field of work in connection with
his evangelistic labors, and the temper
ahce movement which he has started
has already taken firm hold on many
of the Baltimore churches, AT noon
Yesterday there was very crowded
meeting at Maryland lnstitste, which
was addressed by Mr.. R. H. Shelton, of
Boston, who claimed that since he be-
came q christian he had been cured Of
the habit Of opium-eating. A number
of clergymen and layman were on the
platform, and al til. inquiry meeting
which followed many ladies stayed to
talk with inqurers. Mr. Moody shows
much executive ability in directing his
lieut.nants, and seems to know by in
tuition where they will be likely to do
the most good. All OF them obey him
unhesita,ingly. Meetings were held
in the evening and addresses made, as
follows: strawbridge NJ. Z. Church,
Mr.. Latiner and DR.. p. G. Williams !;
Second Lutheran Church, Messra. f..
W. Bliss and R. II. shelton; Wesley
NJ. 4 Chapel. DR.. !. Carey Thomas and
Mr.. Il. W. Hayes; Second Baptist
Churca. Mr.. D. l.. Moody and Mr.. Har-
Dey,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Determined Robbers.

Some robbers made another attempt
to rob Mr.. TaIley thetoll-ga,e keeper Oh
the Philadelphia Turnpike, on Friday
night, put the robbers were frightened
away before they had accomplished
their purpose. Not long ago an attemp,
was made to rob Mr.. Talley and only
or 10 days ago they attempted to rol
Mr.. Baird, gate keeper on the Concord
Pike. In consequence of these frequent
and determined attempts to rob. the
Presidents Of the two turnpikes named,
have joined in Offering reward of $50
tor the arrest and conviction of the rob
bcrs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
THIRD EDITION.
FOREIGN NOTES

An attempt was made yesterday to
assassinste Gen. Won Drentel-n, chief
of the st. Petersburg geniaimerie.
The French Senate voted in favor
Of fastening the decision OF the ques-
tion of removing the Legislative capital
TO Pari
Lord Landsiowne' motion OF cen.
sure In regard to Zulu passed by 1856 tc
81.
Gen. Tytler has defeated 5000 hos.
tile Afghans.
Queen Victoria started yesterday OIL
her continental tour.
The State government revolution in
Sonorna, Mexico, which was favored by
President Diaz, has succeeded.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Enforcing the Excise Law .

Excise Commissioners Baker and
Mutchler, of Rochester, N. Y, were
convicted on Saturday of ma!adminis-
tration in Office. They were indicted
by the January Grand Jury on evil
dsnce elected by all examination order
ed by the Common Council in obedience
to demand from the Law and Order So u,
ciety Of that city. Their conviction
has caused great surprise. The Grand
Jury, which arose on Saturday, it is
said, brought in indictments against
Mayor Parsons and Police Commission
ers II. C. Daniels and Frederick Zim.
mer on complaint of the Law and Order
Society. The two events hare created
widespread excitement. 1t is said that
eighty saloon keepers have also been
indicted for violation of Sunday laws.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Arrested in the Pulpit.

For some time past colored man has
been going around West Philadelphis
collecting money under pretence that
it was for the African NJ. Il. church,
Fifty-eighth and Vine streets. From
the description of the individual the
trustees came to the conclusion that it
was an "exhorter" named George
Smith, and, in order to identify him
fully, he was invited y preach. On
Sunday night he ascended the pulpit,
and was in the midst Of vigorous ex-
hortation when member of the congre-
CATION arose and said: "That's him
/ gave him s5." Another identified
the preacher as the swindler. When
Smith descended from the pulpit lie
was arrested, and upon his person was
found a subscription book for the
church with names appended to sums
amounting to $s5. lie will be held
until further evidence is gathered
against him.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
EG1STER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY. March !, 1879.
Upon the application Of Aipheuj PennOck,
Franklin Pennock and Geo. II. Medill, ad-
ministratorl Of Lewis Penn0ck, late OF Mil
Creek Hundred, in said county, deceased,
II Is ordered and directed by the Re
gister, d,at the Administrators aforesaid, give
notice OF tho granting Of letters Admin.
istration upon the Estate Of the do
ceased, with tho date Of granting thereof, by
causing Advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters, in six
Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same
or abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE RRpUBLlCAN, q newspaper
published In Wilmington, and tO be continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
(~~~) Given under the hand and Senl 0i
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
(,~~>) New Castle. In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
SO. BlG9S, Register
NOTlCE--All persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased, must pre-
sent che same, duly attested. TO the admins.
traitors, on or before March I. 1850, or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided.
ALPHEUS PENNi;CK, }
FRANKLIN PENNOCK, Administ'rs.
GEORGE ID. MEUILL,
Address, Stanton, Del mhl6