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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
CHANGES IN THE DUTIES OF OFFICERS.

CHANGES IN THE DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, 1870.
Master Gustavus G. Hams Is ordered to the VAN
dalia, at Boston. The orders assigning Surgeon
Thomas Hand to the Lackawgnna and Lieutenant
Clifford II. West TO the vandalia have been revoked
Tho former liz placed waiting orders and the latter
directed to remain on duty at the Navy Yard. New
York stephen ii. Radford. Assistant Paymaster, has
rpeipupd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
DESPERATE SUICIDAL ATTEMPT.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 80, 1879.
william Thomas who acquitted recently of q
charge of numbering his wife aud subsequently cut
his throat, but recovered made another desperate
attempt on his own life last night lie succeeded in
inhcting some serious wounds his neck with u
knifc. but IL is thought he NAV recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
A LIVELY AFFRAY.
TWO OUTLAWS SHOT DEAD BY THEIR COMRADE-
HE Is STABBED IN THE SHOULDER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HE Is STABBED IN THE SHOULDER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLOTTE, N c., Jan. 90. 1879.
Alfred Edmundson. Elijah Church and Riley Ted
der, notorious outlaws, have for time been
evading the officers by concealing themselves
in the mountains of Wilkes, one of the widest
of the western counties of this State
Information reaches here that disagreement took
place some days ago between Church and Teddcr on
the side and Edmundson on the other. The two
former went to q house where Edmundscn stop
ping for the alleged purpose of taking from him u
pistol which he had stolen. He refused them al
mittancc, whcreupor they knocked the door
from its hinges. The moment they attempted
to the threshold Edmundson began firing. One
bullet went through the brain of Tedder and another
entered the breast of Church and passed out through
his shoulder. As he fell, however. he piungcl a
knife into Edmundsons shoulder but the wound il
not serious. Tedder died instantly aud Church is
mortally wounded. His friends removed him to
the mountain Businesses. Ednnundson fled and the
officers have not been able to reach him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
G.. A. r.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HARRISBURG. Pa JAM q? 1879.
The State encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic met here to-day. with about 22o delegates
in attendance The report of the Assistant Adjutant
General showed that twenty-fou new posts had been
organized during the year, with membership OF
267S and that the entire number enrolled inposts OF
this State is about 10 OO0 The organization is numer
caily stronger in Pennsylvania than i'll any other
State. Massachusetts ranks second and New York
hind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
SITTING BULL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1879.
1t is very well ascertained that the course OF
the government in dealing with Sitting Bull will be
to require him and his people to conform absolutely
TO regulations Of the War Department.. frst sur
rendering prisoners of else 10 go back again
INTO Canada. The principal men of the tribes would
be- in all probability carefully guarded to prevent
any chances Of instigating outbreak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
THE DIRECT CABLE.

HALIFAX. N. s., Jan. %, 1879.
Latest reports from Torbay indicate that no at
tempt to repair the direct cable be made for
some time come. Immense quantities of leo have
accumulated. and there being no rafc harbor ut or
near Torbay Is impossible for the steamer Nina to
proce ID there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30

ICE MOVING OUT.

ST.. LoUIs, Jan. 90 1879.
But little leo is floating pas. this city to-day. The
river is open to the mouth of the Missouri and pos
siby miles up that stream. but how far il not
known. The Mississippi is still closed at Alton
Nothing definite IL known t. the condition OF the
river below here. but the suppostion is that all the
gorgcs gone and the channel open to the back
water above Cairo. No further damage Is reported
in this vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.


PHILIPsDuRu, y. j., Jan. 90, 1872
Jacob Arnold. switchman on the East,n and Amboy
Railroad Mt this place, and William Finn. brakeman
ON the Central Railroad of New Jersey were arrested
to-day charged with setting fire to building of the
Easton AMI Anboy Railroad Company. They ccu-
fesscd their guilt ani cop'i'tc t. the Warren
county Jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
Herald Building. No. us Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
MONTREAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, Quebec. Jan. %, 1879.
Louis Tourville a commission merchant. has failed
Liabilities. $is7 900; assets. si39.ooo.
The writ OF attachment issued yesterday against J.
l., Cassidy a. Co. has been Withdrawn. and the Arm
will continue business usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
HONG KONG'S GREAT FIRE.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 30 1879.
The recent fire in Hong Kong. China. burned 36s
buildings. Tho loss in estimated ut about 81 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Alfred II. Terry. United States Army is al
Massachusetts,; Galusha A. Grow. of Pennsylvania;
Colonel Alexander Piper OF West Point and exSena-
tors d. p. Wood, of Syracuse. and James Wood. OF
Gensseo, n. Y. are at the Fifth Avenue. General
John Hammond. of Crown Point. y. Y, is at the
Metropolitan. Captain X. r. Breese. United States
H. Ramsey, of Albany. ut the Windsor Com
mander James Kane, United States Navy. is at the
Park Avenue. Captain Samuel Brooks, of the steam
ship City of Chester is at the Everett. William L.
Walters, OF Baltimore, is at the Brevoort
WHEELING wHIsPERs.-ALMosT EVERYBODY
Is hoarsc There something in the air that provokcs
chs colds and reduces the voice husky
Fortunately HALLS Ho>KY ucRRnoUsp TAR
be obtained OF any druggist. aud hoarsencss
cough however obstinate resist its curative operation
Plies TooTuACnk DROPS cure In one minute.
A-LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA,
nently cured by DR. JAyNks ExPEcroRASr. You Will lind
it also a certain remedy for coaghs and colds.
ACOUGH, A COLD OR HoARsENEss INSTANTLY
relieved by the use of Browns BaSocAL rgocuEs 2jc.
AN AROMATIC FRAGRANCE
Is impaired to the mouth by the of SoZDDoNr IL is
yond DOUBT the prct aud best wash offered
10 tho public. SozoDosT and comfort synonyms. 10
cleansos the cavities in the enamel OF the teeth
FINE SILK HATS, So TO- WORTH So; NoBBY
Derbys 81 10 worth 80. l5New Church St, up stairs
HATS FOR GENTLEMEN AT POPULAR PRICES.
Seal frgs, reduced prices; wolf EonKs, SIS 10
BURKE, ia Broadway.
wIGS-TOUPEES--. HIGHEST AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition. 1919 g. RAuChfuss, - East 18th ST., n y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ESSEX AT MoNTEvIDEo.
RIO JAsEfao. Jan. 6, 1879.
The United States corvette Essex arrived at Monte.
video on the 22d OF December from ST. Helena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
KILLED BY A FALL.

my TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALD
EAsroS. Pa, Jan. 80. 1879.
Early this morning. AS Rose Lewis, aged nineteen
years, crossing the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bridge which spans the Delaware River at this place.
she iell through the bridge to the ground below
She died In q few moments.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
Good Farm for Sale.

Will sell my entire farm. consisting of or
Gr = asres under plow GO acres Of good tim
t.f,1' " 81 acres meadow land convenient
H. tSe, all situated in the town Of Moscow
Nv proposed route OF the Narrow Gauge X.
H.. far further particulars apply 10 Holland
BROS Moscow, Wis. "pp'' y tio''''1d
Dated Jan. loth, lS79,-aln = 49,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02

The advantages ofthcse lines are
l. II the passenger Is going 70 or from any
point iu The entire West auu North West. be can
buy his tickets via some Of thi, Company
lines aud Lc sure Of reaching his destination ~
II OR IT'S cuHSf CIfoNs
3 The greater part Of rs lines are laid with
steel Rails, its r0ud bed Is perfect,
3. ltis the short line between oil impOralg
points
& its trains are equipped with the Westiuf.
house air Brake, Iillers Platform and coup crs.
and tho latest Improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience
8. II is the only road tn the west running tho
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicae
and Council Bluffs.
& II is thc only Road running the Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars either way between
Chicago and 81 Pau, Green Bay export, Lacrosse,
Wrona, Dubuque Nc6eEcr hI..aukee
through trains, equipped with pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars.
&. II makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points
The popularity Of these lines is steadily III
crer.irg aud passengers should consult their IN
tcrcst by Purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickets over fhi. route are sold by al Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United states ana Canadas.
Remember you ask lor your tickets via tlie thl-
cago & North western Hallway, and take none
other
| For information. Folders, Maps, &c, not Oh
| tainnhlc at Home1icket Oiice, address any agent
Of the Company, or
". H. STENSFTT, MARVIN HrGHIrT,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Mang'rt hicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-04-02
Leg0t Notices.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County

y a / II OE lSCONSlN, County
- Court ta- Iowa Couuty-Ia Probate.
N"ura is hereby given t!at at the regular term
"1 ltt Iowa County Court, to be held in and Tor
Etl4 county, at the court House IN the village Of
,'I- Vile, in said county, on the 9Th day Of
A4, a y. lo54 being the first Tuesday OF said
mouth. at oclocl, in the afternoon OF said day,
N.g following mattcrs win lie heard and con.
me application Of Edward Brooks for an order
4..HyI~ug aud Directing the Executor OF the
y1"'e OF William Harris, late of the town of
L'1.ell' 10 said county. deceased to make and cX-
.'a .' him "a conveyance of the following deS.
i.,gi iea! estate, as per contract of deceased in
MS lifetime, to-wit:
me northwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
w 9l section number three CO. in township mum
XXI MNr ~ north of range number two ~ east of
.o.r.h principal meridian in Iowa county, state
- Wisconsin
tAhl u !, further ordered, that public notice
HOY he given 10 ali persons interested By pub
.t...,.- copy Of This order for Six weeks success
,-'g2 Ifior 70 said day of hearing, In the Min.
. ,t. .tht tribune, weekly newspaper circu-
~ bedscNllle, Wisconsin. March TO- 1873
JOHN I. JONES, Judge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

Talk as the radicals please ahou: the bar barlty
Of the other sou,hern States. nobody denies
that every body rights are sacred 10 Vlrsioia,
ADD there are colonies and separate families
of nortbero people scattered all through the
State who can testify that they etjoy the same
privileges and immunilies they did before they
came here. sub 6eiog the case, aud it belug
acknowledged that good land, we'll Wstered
aod timterea, and 10 most saubrious por'ioos of
the State, AID IyIug i'm Immediately upon railroad
aud water lioes of transportation, cau be bough,
a. from 6ve to tor dollars 40 acre, persons in the
North contemplating removing TO the West
would cousult their OVID interest by u ming their
eyes e st toward this cuou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31
proceedings,

A com nuucs.iou 10 this morniug's National
Republican, the radical newspaper OF Washing
ton 10 criticsiugI Gen Chalmis' late remarks
about the authority Mr.. Hsyes has recently
conferred upon Col. Conway to eutice away and
carry eff che negro labor Of the lower Miss s.
sipp, sass:
The yellow fever usy cam' or may not
come again this summer, but this much vii
surely come if lhe south eru people continue to
prevent the degrees lrou Leaving, aud that Is
they will Use up IS 6 man aud slsy their op
pressnrs 81 d ,otmcutors, and sho can blaue
then. Theu will they say to the degrees, u;
the Egg piaus sold to Israel, haste, eet away OIL
We be all dead mcu.
Now, this COMFORTS pretty we'll With The
sps, ches made at scuIe Of the decora'i q
services yesterday, but it is DOT exact y compa
ible With the existence of sush f5siipgs IS a'c
rener-Ily III posed 10 exst bstweeu cltiz:ns q
common untry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

sti,utional rights, and as their evident H.
tcp,ion now is to pass the appropriation
bills without any restrictions upon MIR. Hayes
falsely assumed right to apply the people
money toward the perpetuation of the radical
regime, they should do so at oucs, for STAYING
off the day of their surreader vi not lessen
the degree of ita iGuo niDy. Thsre ara sew
eral bills that should have been passed at this
session, such, for instauoe, as the one Tor aool
ishing the oppressive monopoly on qn'Dloe, ard
that for laying an income tax. but instead of
psssiup them the democrats have vast
ed all the time they had to spare
from the consideration Of appropriation
bills that could have been passed 10 more ta-
vorabe shape at the last Congress, 10 what
they must have koown all aloog was 40 uosuc
ccssful effort to pass law mixing eighty four
cents worth Of silver equal 10 value to enc bun
dred cents worth. II The democrats are not
entirely bereft of their seuses they will adjourn
by the time fixed by the resolution adopted by
the Ways aud Neals Committee. 1t may be,
though it is hardly possible, that by next DE
oenber reason uay nave some sway over their
proceedings,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31
NEWS or THE U.7E.

James D. Fry, well kuow lawyer, of San
Francisco, killed himself ut Marsh Id, Oregon,
yesterday, where be Went on professional BUSH
ness
The Nav Oilcabs board Of health having
Investigated ruWoro OF the appearance Of tCur
case otyellow fever there, pronounce them uu-
founded.
The Philadelphia AID Reading R,lcoad Go. +,
bsvipg advanced tolls Oh coal, have notified
employees OF a corresponding advance ia wages,
according to promise.
At Nashville, Tenp. yesterday. the sole of
the Tennessee divisiou IT the St Louis and
Southeastern railroad 10 the Louisville road
was COT ffmed.
Dispatches from various parts Of Oataro re-.
port yesterday as tho hottest day OF the sesspD,
the thermometer ranging irou 80 70 90 degrees.
There we're several CASES OF sunstroke, one Of
which prove fatal.
The council of Louisville. Ky, have resolved
to sell wi h0ut limit as to price the Is 500 shares
cf stock held by the city 10 the Louisville ADD
Nashville railroad. Ii is worth at present VAL
uation SLIPS, 900. The proceeds will be up
piled to the reduction of the city debt.
COL j. c. Bags. widowrr, of North Car
DINA, has been arrested at ReldsVilie, N. g.,
while attempting 10 sell set OF false teeth
belODgiDg to bis deceased Hitv's estate. to pro
cure fluids fJr the purchase of weddiog suit
10 which to marry second wife.
During the decoration exercises at Lanoss
ter, Pa, yesterday, platform erected 10 Ptpo
Square, which was deusely crowded CAV. way,
pIec pitsliug the occupants TO the ground. 0 ,e
little boy hid Ills leg and arm brokro,
aporhfr was il, iuried internally. and three others
slightly bruised.
10 the Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
Mary 10 session 10 B ,Itimnre yesterday. q
uotiDu to refer the proposed canon on ritual
ism TO conlDittee Of four olrrgymeu and three
lay uru, To- report to he neXf cuoveDri n. was
less by he VOTES Of th" cerpy-yess 50, Gays
81. The convention adjourned as! Light s.us
die.
The opening Of Jerome Park races at New
York yesterday was success. The u'le dash
for $500 Was won by Braubie 10 454 the
tu,lc ate three gu r ers hsudlc,p for $500 By
L,u L.uier, 10 Isl ~. nlie aud three 'ur
cog, haod'csp fr $5JU By Sk,lark 10 2 y,
~" tree ql.rtris vi 9ie $ iliop race ivr
$500. by nuna Au. usta ~ 10, The three
Quarters OF q mlie priv &c sEeetsske IT 5 500.
b, Ecasrus Corning by q neck, 10 ! 253, The
steeple chase fer $500 by Trouble 10 80. The
races We're all very xcrtng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

Congress wlil raasssmble on Monday, by
which time it Is hoped the now th,r ,ushly
dlsorgsu'z. d ma ruy may have ssltsd upon
some pau by winch su early scj utuDs OF Gao
BE- efso!ed. The extra sess,oo should DgYer
have been held uoIess thA democrats we're c.r-
tain that they cou accomplish at il what they
We're unable TO etc; al Inc last session, but
that being now, and havog b ,eu for some time
past impossible. the uext best thing to do is
TO atj 'urn at ooce. The riders to the vetoed
Legislative bill should be Incorporated 10 seps-
rate bill, passed and sent 10 the President as
soon as possible. Wbcu v,tced, as il will be,
both the appropriation bis, VITA the riders r.,
aou: xed, should De passed. aud 40 sGj urumeut
tske place ius!suter. Such Course would at
least relieve the demo,r ,ts OF the iupu,stiop
OF stuitifyicg themselves, which otherwise must
necessarily attach to them. As il is apparent,
however, that their demorsz ID conditioo ad-
nils of 20 suoh action, which would consult
date he rauk aud file IF the party through ut
the Uolop, by showing purpose of abandoning
the long and dissstrousy persevered 10 policy
OF backing out, and of maintaining their con
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

BuacrEAN EMlGRANTs DIR. Pollard, Com
missioner of Agriculture. has received letter
from Philadelphia Stating that he represents
Several communities of people in Europe
German fsrmers''-who think of coming to Vir-
ginis. They want fifty thousand acres of land.
They want land for fruit of al kinds, and, if
possible. vineyards for wine They also con
template forming villages and setting up indus
tries of various kinds such they are sccus-
toned to st home, for which skilled workman
would come-msDufa lures of cert,in kinds of
goods. making of cheeses." &c
As IN item Of inter. ct, especially to those who
have never given much stt7biiun to this mpor
tsnt sutj-ct, it may be stated that in the little
county Of Motto way, within the past ten years.
northern and European s-tt'e . have purchased
lands to the amount of SIP, COO Rich. Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

The American huse Parole has won another
race 10 England. The greatest dagger the
mother count;y bow has to apprebend is that
her people may become so impressed with the
SUPER ,riay of everything belonging to her
Laus nter that they may DC ioduced to adopt
the Ialter's form Of government For her
OWE good she should bold fss: to the govern-
mcnt she bias.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

To THE PUBLIC Nov hstsnding the
stroog pressure for cheaper" sooGs 10 which
ncst manufacturers have yielded by low, rlOg
both qu.Ilty ard price. have maintained the
highest 'aodard Of cur product while reducing
prices by every Legitimate ueans. The people
are tired of "shoddy" cIsthnp, bought only
from necessity and the couotry's Improvement
is evidenced 10y The growing demaod for better
goods. For the spriog of 1879 have prepared
ooe OF the choicest stocks OF Stylish Clothing
ever produced, and my prices are al low as the
cost of labor aod material will permit. Terms
cash s. kATZENSTEIN,
80 7th street., Washington. ID g..
Near PennsyVs;ia Avenue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

MADAME CATAcAzY The death of Madame
de Cataoszy, says the Washington oorrespon-
dent of the Clnciooati Eoquirer, repioes the
memory of her presence here at the capital and
the varied romance Of her life. She was q
rival of Eag, ME 10 Der souog days. before
Luis N;p,leaD made the 6ppsnt beauty IS
vile. s2aiost the advice and oCuosel of his
court. Madame CatGcszy's first husband was
a French uoblenan Duoh her senior, and evil
d-nLly not oVermuoh to her hklng. as after
living with him Tor Several years and bearing
him chidreo, she left him aud her childreo for
CstacSzy, whom, scoordiog to her church, she
could not marry, as 90 divorce could be granted.
Years after her first husband died, and then
she was married to Catacazy.. There is pic
ture of Der now at Brady gallery, on Penpayl
vabls avenue, representing her Posed 10 the
position SO familiar to Us Of frances unhappy
Empress, Eugene, lookiog over her shoulder
AID presenting Just little more than the side
view OF her face and the entire view of her
back aud shoulders. The picture is somewha.
idesl'z4d as paiolings generally are, but it hss
caught the coloring of Der magnificent hair TO
perfection. | never deemed her as beautiful as
admricg critics paioted her, because al
though possessed OF splendid figure and
rare c;loring, aud cad 10 magnificent toll
eta, 1 could never divest myself of the
suspicion of cruelty which lurked st the corners
of her thin red lips and in the distendsd nostrls
of her almost transparent nose, and which look
ed from the depths of her cold blue eyes. She
always made me shudder when l looked at her
long and yet when she smiled snd talked 10 the
fascinating way shs knew 80 well how to employ,
l wondered at myself for thinking her cruel
The house occupied by her while here, on I
street. opposite franklin Square, is now used for
boarding house. In many house in this city
can be found souvenirs of the Cstacszy china,
exquisite Sevres, the Catacszy curtains of heavy
satin brocsde or flmy lace, pieces of the Csta-
cazy furniture, ss everything was sold at public
auction when Mons. Cotacsz7 was recalled, and
the rarest things were sold for very tr.hing
prices For instance. SAW one of the Sevrps
plates which must b.ve origin Ally cost IS or $40.
and Was bought for 81 Sol The cut glass went
for mere songs aud pitcher of Melton ware
only brought IS. while q WedgeWood PLAGUE
cost but 81 at auction price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31
irish Catholic Colonization AssocIa
Ton.

NEW YORK May 81 AT n Getting last GIT
in cid Of the Irish Catholic 4olonizstion move
ment about seventy Roman Catholic priests snc
lay men we're present Bishop opn'drng explain
ed the project The Irish Catholic Colonization
a ssociatlon Is 8 j.lnt stock company iuc,rpor.
ats under the L. VT o. the State of Lii o's Its
capital stock is S10O. 900, its shares 500 each
The money coming into their hsnde from the
sale OF stocks will be used in aiding poor colo
Mss, iu such manner, however, that it must,
without doubt, be paid b.ck after time TO the
sssocislion. About $4,000 WAS subscribed by
LII nsa nresart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31

They naver fiji to regulate the torpid coDd-
ton of The liver aud cure hahitual Coos;ipatoo,
Headache. D, spepsia add Nervousness We
mean }. NJ. Lsreque' Api'Br:l9rs Bltters.
ASK y ,ur druggist for them. The price Is IS
cents a paper or 81 bottle.
w. E THORNTON, Proprietor,
W&S Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31
Condition of mr.. Ream.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexsndrls Gazette
CBLPEPER G. b May 81 ID. II. beam j.
convs, escsnt snd converses freely. Drs Trip,
lett 4 Bro, of Washington, and Ri1ey, of this
county, are in attendance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-31
Killed by the Cars.

TRENTON N. j., May 81 Late last night
while William BY and an unknown man were
Walking on the track of the Pennsy lvania rail.
road at the State street crossing they struck
by an engine. The unknown man was instantly
killed and Ryan had his legs crushed and was
so badly injured that he cannot recover.