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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome Pronounces the French
Republic a Failure.
And the Pope of Course is InfaIllbIe.
Mother England vexed Over the Cana
dian Tariff.
Son LOrne Will be Taken to Task
About II.
FOREIGN NEWS.
And the Pope of Course is InfaIIlbIe
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 2O.-Pinto, the Portu.
gese explorer who has crossed Africa,
telegraphs: I have struggled with hun.
ger, thirst, natives, floods and drought.
have saved my papers, twenty geographi.
cal charts, many maps, three volumes Of
notes and diary Of the complete explora.
tions OF the upper Seambles. with Its 79
cataracts.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

@ is% r'sFt 81 4 ss1
III
snd sonnss,ing railroads MONDAY, "Wednesday sDd
CHANGE OF PIER. 60,
folk ressrsSnrs and ksh%oad also ws.s Point. and
connecting railroads and limos win be received st pier AZ
will also depart from there.
and all steamers viii discharge tiere
Through pas,snsss .isses and e OF adng 70 all
General ofhce, 1871 Greenwich st.
NJ Y.,HAvANA AND MExICAN NAIL SIS LINE.
leave bsEef Ps F0s nb FIVE VERA cRz
CITY Of MERIDA Saturday september
SES sf% s
CITY Of soSs snd s Ss s
SAv4HNSSkssbBA kSR ThtEsnaE saas1pA AND SATURDAY
From pier ~ North River new No. s5, foot of Spring
STY SS
& Win Central sii Railroad sa,ss Asss.a
Csnsrsi Railroad OF Georr,s No 499 % BrSaSwSy O. R y
broadway.
L'oR GALVESTON NDIREoT.-NoRGAN's LOUISIANA
NEW w YSkK i sa.aGdsy .as tuS
taking freight Houston and all point. Central
Texas Pacific and San Antonio railroads: Indianola Bra
Santiago aud Brownsville and Corpus Christi via In
dixnoa.
No freight received unless accompanied by affidavit that
been in yellow fever infected places since
July ]. 1879
For New Orleans Direct--steamshp HARLAN. TO sail
day. Septeuber carrying freight for Mobile and all Mis-
sssippf River points.
For freight and further information apply to
bOGERT 4 MORGAN, pier 36 North River
DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
FROM SUP PEs rHs' new
For BERMUDA-Steamship BERMUDA. September II.
For ST. JOHNS. ARECIBO, AGUADILLA MAYAGUEZ
and PONCE. Porto Rico and ST. THOMAs-steamship
For MARTINIQUE, ST. LUCIA BARBADOS and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ship BAHAMA. September %
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. Z. OUTERBRIDGE X Co, Aaents. 20 Broadway
TNEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT-THE
i steamer CARONDELET Captain Burrows, will sail
from pier 10 East River, Saturday, September NJ
CITY OF AUSTIN, direct to Key West, September 8.
Through bills of adng given Houston all points
the International and Grand Northern, Galveston
Houston Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
TO ESQ. cabin: SD, storage
For freight passage and general information apply
g. II. MALLORY 4 co., Agents.
pier 20 East River.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06

X.
isSis. i.sS: SSsTIS
RockAwAY AND BRIGHTON Breaches
TO MoSe EsL4Sp nusTEs sALESAFo Forsr DAILY
(ExukPr stNbAY, ~'-'
S's'saS' 'o'nAM' Z EhSbll;S e, ass 49, 7rM
pLArsTsHR 4 A. BhasoSSRLfMS M sisS4fs 81 kihL1rs
NJ Returning leave sSa1 RocRAWXY Wa s BEACH Z 4 bXILf
p; ssfys siss ~ and sss IL 80 49, ~
1880 >. go 10 's5. 20, s, $50, aud e:so Pm
TO BRIGHToN-LEAvR HUNTERS POINT DAILY,
Returning leave skiaaTok EHAcH IT, H. pAsGY M
a'0 $40 = Ptlfaas ia T. PAeLSE ts diks
snf los. e EIsF Il 7F JAMES
REGULAR EXCURSION no WEST POINT. ALLOW.
gssb .sa T. DkNw NV
Trip tickots, 81 lsee Albany Day Line advsrtssmenti
CEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after WEDNESDAY, september g. 1879. the pou
leave New YORK e"nnsens With rans ss Raw Rdso w,
follows ..7t
f Jersey Sy With
go. 2:3o. 25, :25 rs, 8 a5, z :2o sac ~.
2:35, y 80, 80, 5 40 r. NJ
y rsr 'sas ;s pss sC,th sSsr .S i
l0Zno.h Steamer q! H. XoRTaAM to New Haven, n,
snndRsy s. SEPTEMBER - leaving Psck slip ss 70 NJ sd
Haven at IL p NJ
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
E TEo E.sy. " PAY 1s
\ " a.'
s AND s
Esc * Hrs;IH Fss s.s Fsrssf for
A 81 TO BOSTON VIA THE NEWPORT Line
ssys ~ a,s foot Ed ss.H s
1d Colony Railroad Depot
"A willie South Amboy, Perth Ambov Tottenye. Wood
week day It Fare ows
than any other route
No. ~ Norm River Leroy daily except s sStSs
day. ats r. NJ Excursion tickts to Saratoga, $4.
LBANy BoATs1pEoPLE's LINE.-sTEAAERs
and ST. JOB JoHS o.ys Psr A North River foot
A MARY POWELL, FOR POUGHKEEpsIE, WEST
sS w senss s M xnEsS1 sS n G1.
Gonnscis With Srookyn Annex s boats connsets ~
$ trains on Hudson River Rail-
RoAT FOR CArsKILL. srUYyEsANT AND INTER
So9'S aay % ''sss
.SD H 6Gsrs sas s.ya
River, Too. q Iar;sy s'SP Issys ETooIiyn:
splendid bands and orchsstrss. o'''' y
LIOR NORwALK AND DANBURY DAlLY.-sTEAMRK
1. h..
stsP soHnsesng With psnbS,y q and New Haven rail-
''.d- TiSkS7s ehsr 50 CENTS
ToR RoNDoUT AND KINGsToN.LLANDING AT
Milton Poushksspsis EsoPas connecting with Ulster and
H xfG conx s:s:
DAILY r; N, pier 81 North Rive Of
E % MSxs .:s s.sasI
train on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
MSE 5AsYAx FROM qsasAss % SSEH ~ T X
RECTOR srSssrsst point for wall street ferry M sSm
SEs e.: Ss SS H
.ss' % s for osxsb md as Rs ssss % De-:
:5 S .sSs cs w sss
III ss
Eas; r~eSsy and Ty 2sD
y :rs' d s
ssR D iSr Tsss
isS So%P;ny. o.s: &, Grand Sanrs Depot soTh sT
sTS xy sfH sf GsS ST
AND 9TH Ay:. IoirH ST AND yTH Av. FOR UP
ro@S TRAINS take ss. @ @ ..sioSs rrsias wiz run
sunday train: fro@ = 80 p Y iii = midnight. FARE
-A' $50 wiLiiAT T. oxRkisoS. Prssiden.
NJ VAN BRocxLiS superintendent
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
IN Held White Mountains and informs points, steam
New 'iiss 'sd with
ONh DolAA" ONE G DoIEAR TO WORCESTER.
iaRRs. RIVER 1.s shs sss:s f:
Steamers OF tho Norwich line leave same pier daily
week days, r. M Sunday. 10 r. M for Boston, Wor
cester de- and for Portland and the White Mountains
daily, except Saturdays.
DROvIDENcE LINZ TO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
M and if. Is
leave NJ from pier ~ North River foot of Warren
CrLAMBoAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
the Metropolitan Job Printing Oce II Ann Brsnch
Office IA Union square connected by telephone
T,HE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE FOR RIOS.
i TON and ALL POINTS EAST sT--sieamers iesye pier
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified ticket sold 81.
EXCURSIONS.
A ABORT LEE. FORT LEB FORT LEE
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
CoNTERNos cELEBRATRD MILITARY BAND.
ADAM sEIyERT, the well known SOLO C0RNETIST,
evory afternoon and evening
THE SWITZERLAND or AxERiCA
LARGE HOTEL, SPACIOUS AND AIRY Rooms.
Boating aud Bathing, &C.; Electric Lights.
Port E PARK n % AsR
hoG '1f sp DoEE ukbzY NE
~ Nv; = sa$E's:" sa$ ss'ss
yos % PIE Il sAsxSr jan VALLEY. EpaEwArKR and SHADY
sssd Rs TnSkETs sfss. as CENTS
Ferrybcat ABBIE leave. Manhattan vile oth ST. for
KxCuRsioN PXRTiEs Ar REDUCKD RATss.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
EXCURSIONS.

A -FIsHIN0 BANKS EVERY DAY EXCEPT s1fGR
days fa. steamer Seth low with saloon leaving uar
rlson st. n r.. u Sth T. r. 80; pier ~ r. r. AS;
stone pier r. s:lo NJ; sentleman. ekets, 75c.
ladies, oOc. AL FOSTER Manager.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
EXCURSIONS.
A-A-R0cRAwAY BEACH
THE BATHING PLACE OF THE PEOPLE
THREE EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY

THREE EXCURSIONS EVERY DAY
by the and world rsnow nod steamers
COLUMBIA AND GRAND REPUBLIC.
combining absolute safety with luxury hh
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT
AoArs LEAVE COLUMBIA, . seFSsils sstsR
oath ST.. North River. 80 A. ~. SOP. l0O A. N
Leroy ST.. n R., As A. NJ AS r. NJ 10;2O \. ~
Pier ?, mr. Bat'y Mr.. 8 90 A. n, 2O0P NJ lo:tD A, n
Jewelrs whfHklyn e:3oA NJ, 2;i5P r. ~ II 800 A n
LEAVE RoCKAwAY n A. NJ AND 5p.M
FARE. IS cEKTs;, EXCURSION TICKETS, SO CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS, FOR BOATS AND ELE
WAITED ROADS. are for sale all stations At % cents
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The afernoan trip of the COLUMBIA will be omitted
ON September 5. 9. and D.
ALL BOATS WILL RUN SUNDAY AS USUAL
-A-TO THE NEW IRON PIER AT CONEY
IA. ISLAND DIRECT.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THIS ROUTEi
GRAND FLoTILLA OF EXCURSION STEAMERS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR LANDING.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06

= In addition ths GRAND REPUBiIC leaves. DAILY.
West oath ST. ~ A. NJ Leroy st. 10 20 A. M; picr n
k, lo;40 A. NJ; Jewsll's wharf, Brooklyn. IL A. NJ.
Returning steamers esye Iron Pier 10 minutes to
=. NJ, then and 10 r. M.
Single Fare. IS cents; Excursion Tickets. 80 cents;
WHICH JNCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER
Return Tickets are good on either boat.
-A-TO NEW CoNEY ISLAND PIER To- NIGHT.
THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING
THE MAGNIFICENT GRAND REPUBLIC.
brilliantly iluminsted by lanterns. calciums and
POWERFUL ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
will make evening excursion direct tha wonderful
Wrought Iron Pier at COnsy Island
See time table above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
TELEGR2PHEC ER{sFS.

DR.. Fulton has been exonersted from all
charges by the Baptist committee, at New
York.
Several workmen were seriously injured by a
pile OF bricks falling 90 them, III New York,
to day.
Lewis f. Keyes & Sons store and Good
sands house and stable, at Wells. Me-, we're
burned last night. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
$4,000.
A mysterious fire early this morning mined
the interior Of the Baptist church, at North
Adams. Mass. It started in tho large organ.
Loss, $45, 900; insurance., $4,000.
Samuel Pavey aud his SOD, Taylor Pavey.
ext ,nsve dealers in live stock, upre shot snd
Instantly killed, near Leesburg, O0io, on Sat
urday plight, By John Link.
The Grand Ttubk Railway freight sheds, 1T
Stratford. Co.,, we're blown up BY al explosion
of nitro glycerne, yesterday. Several men Wrro
killed and $50 cars destroyed.
Lewis CooDs, cf Taebkanick. n. Y, in . t
of Jealousy, cut his wife's throat, killing her,
and then cut his own. Coons will survive The
Coous wcrc a young couple, and had bur recent
ly been married.
AS the congregation were leaving The Metho
dist church, iu Hempstcad, TrX1s, yesterday,
Col. Jared X. Kirby shot AID killed John
Steele. who, in 9 quarrel fourteen years ago,
killed Kirby's father.
j. T. Young and John Ril"y, who had been
confined 10 Jail, at Overton, Texas, for drunk
enness, attempted to fire the jail. The flames
spread so rapidly that before the inccnoisrlcs
could be released they were burned to death.
% Sunday plight James Meade, a seaman,
aged Is years, while intoxicated, attempted to
Jumped aboard steamer, at Newport. Mass
but fell into the river, striking bis head against
the vessel. He was rescued alive, tut died
Immediately. The remains we're forwarded 10
Philadelphia, where he belonged
Five prisoners broke from the D4uphip cnun-
ty, Pa, Jail this mortiug. Oas Of them, III
descending from the roof, fell AID broke his
legs, and will probably die. His brother wcs
one of the escaping convcts, but reuainc with
him, aud both were recap ured Tie other
three made good their escape.
At New Preston Hill, mile north Of New
Preston, Conn.,, this morning, E,bert Cogswell
| aged so, shot With gun aud lustGnly killed
his wife, aged 45. He then cut is throat with
a koitc, expiring almost Immediately. COgs
we'll was an hsbiusl drunkard, and was erszed
with rum at the time tho deed was committed.
In the Superior Court Of Hartford, Copp.
to day, 10 the case IF Allen, found guilty. o.
numbering Shipman. the State prison watch
mon, the motion for delay Of sentence va:
denied, and Allen was sentenced to be hu1e
May 2S, 1880, the same day as that fixed fol-
the execution of Hamlin, who had already
been sentenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
FOREIGN ITEMS.

1t is said that the Prince OF Wales Will visit
the Australia International Exhibition.
Advices from Dublin state that d.. But, the
Home Rule !rader, was no; exp ctcd TO I'VE
through last eight.
The khcdiVc'S project for mixed ccuOcl! OF
stare Tor + ypt, OF Epropoau- aud nauves. has
been i:i;uiOurh.
Lrut. Dubrovin, who WAS a. eS'ed rear No
vo;vrpd. Russia, as cLcf ii the N!hIl.s's, was
osncci Friday.
The death II General Felix Douay, Inspector
general CT the Freucn army, which was recently
!rpolrcd and subs, qleutly coDtradIcted, IS now
positively aanoaoceI.
A dispatch from Madrid ~ the Daily News
says The Senatorial elections have resulted 10
ne chrice Of l65 MiDi-terlalists and ID Liberals.
Tie susc scu!l race on the Tyne river be
" 20 Edwa i llaplrn, oil Tur.ntn Ontario, AID
j Ia Hawcoo, o. y l.va, tor t20O sldc, took
;.la.c to dny, ard, a. was geuc1 iy expected,
resulted in victory tor Hao!on.
a Ber!lu dispatch says: "Englsud hsvlrg
Grc.iaCd me prop siLicn for cyLl:re1ce OF tie
sal CT # TIC Gains Of Greece, lie ambassadors
at Cursan'ino,lc viii be i1slructcd to cucl
mcdiallor."
\ scrcus riot has beer goire OF in Cork,
Ir"land, icr lhy last Two days, cllsDg out ii
diff. rcoce between rival bands, Several haus
W, II xr,cked o. Saturday. The disturb ,nors
we're renewed GU Sunday. TIE rioters were dis
p,r%ed b. the police. Forty Of them were
treated lrr soap wounds 10 the lrhrmary A
poIict nau's skuI! Was .raclurtd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

G, LoRED EPIsCorALIANs "A correspondent
writing from Brunswick couaty to the Rich mond
State says:
.boussnd-met near Brunswick Court House on
"Wednesday, tho S0;h nit. The object of this
great gathering was TO consider the question of
their going in 4 body 10 The Episcopal Church.
The negroes were mem bers OF religious society
known a. the Z on Union. They have about
twenty or twenty five ministers and two thous-
s7d members. For about twelve months they
hsve bsen considering the question Of attaching
!hems"lves to the Episcopal church, and sent
request to Richmond TO the Missionary Society
of he diocese 10 let committee of conference
meet upon Inc day above mentioned. Two
ciergymen members of the committee, went to
The meeting. Alter Sd interchange of opinions
between them and the Zion Union ministers,
the lstter, by an unanimous vote determined 10
be taken into the Episcopal church."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

REMEMBER to shake off and remove all dust
from black garment every time it is worn.
Nothing sooner dotaoes black silk, poplu OF
wooden dress than to wear it shopping. ridiog,
or even for day in the house, and then hang
it up without removing the dus'. The gritty
notes with which the air is filled. particularly
10 the regions where coal is constantly used,
grind aud wear out any fabric. First shake both
skirt and overdress faithfully. A back window
is good place to shake them from. Then
take soft old handkerchief AID b. ush the
dress with that instead of clothes brush. See
that all the dust that settles 10 folds or pleats
is removed. Staod by an open window and
shake the dust off the handkerchief out Of the
window every little while.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

The radicals say tho Tex rebels rule tho
democratic party, and yet those same 'ex
rebels made no opposition to the passage OF
the arrears of pensions bill. under which Zen.
Sohsnck was enabled last week to draw nearly
five thousand dollars from tho treasury OF the
country. Thousands of other ex. Union officers
spd soldiers whose wounds we're no severer than
those Of tho military genius who Invented the
system of "Reminiscences by means Of railroad
trains drawn by shrieking locomotives-and bis
amounted to no more than scratch Oh the
finger, received nobody knows where-have
drawn or can draw equal, if not larger sums,
under tbs same bill. Now if these Tex rsbelS
rule the democratic party and consequently the
oouutry, they certainly devote their opportu
mites to the accomplishment of curious ends.
Why they should want to give such largesses
to General Schenck and men like bin, and tax
themselves and the people of their 8, cion to
pay them, cannot be comprehcndcd easily
General Schenck received full pay for his str
vices during the war, full pay for bis services
in Congress after the var, md full pay for bis
services, latter the expiration of bis congressional
term, as Minister 10 hnglsnd until his disgrace
full connection With the Emma Mine sWindle
necessi,ateG bis recall. Why then he and other
men like him should DO enabled to draw thou
sands OF dollars out of the treasury tor services
already amply compensated, but especially why
Tex rebels, who rule the majority in Congress-
should allow such Injustice to be done the whole
oountry-oppressiv Injustice when the impoV'
erished condition of their own section is consd-
ered-is aquestion mora readily asked than an'
swered. The passage of the Arrears of pensions
bill was great shame, but it served to show, 10
palmer colors probably than any other legisla-
tive measure could show, that the ''ex rebels'
do not rule the democratic party, or if they do,
that they rule it for tie benefit Of the North
and to the injury of their own section. 1t also
showed that such was the desire Of these sex.
rebels to avoid every appearance not only OF
ruling, but of even desire to rule, that they
went to the other extreme and thereby subjected
themselves to legitimately deserved ceusure,
inasmuch as they allowed an injury to be in
ficted upon the whole country merely to further
o futile effort to prevent the radicals from
charging them with attempts to rule the
government ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

FIRE IN The MoUNTA ms. -SiDoe Friday q
FIRE has been raging on the eastern slope Of the
Catootin mountains, near Lewistown, about ten
miles northwest OF Frederick, Md. The fire
originated at one of the charcoal colIiries near
the Catoctin furnaces. Already 40 area of FL
teen hundred acres, owned by Colonel j. Baker
KunKel. has been burnt over, and it is feared
that the destruction of valuable timber has
been very great. Strenuous efforts have been
made to check the progress of the fire, and it
is now thought tho flames are uuder cootrcl.
Last night the heavens we're brilliantly illuml-
mated for many miles. and the f:e presented q
magnificent spectacle. T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
government

That the National Ne,o the new weekly
greenback organ just started 10 Washington,
takes correct view of at least one aspect Of
the present political situation is proved BY its
assertion, fortified with ample illustration, that
there is nothing farther from the truth than
the statement that the South rules the demo
cratic oarty." None are better aware Of this
fact than tho radicals. but they ignore or deny
it. and assert the contrary, in order to make
party capital at the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

The contest for Offices in Orange county, 10
which some of those engaged we're connected
With the Montpelier Female Humane Society,
has resurrected the unpleasant memory CT that
ill.managed and puIdcred association. Mr..
John Willis, in a card says, IF not dollar had
been lost, the assets Of the society, after paying
its debt to the Greene Society, would little
exseed $40 OO0"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
1CoMMU.3ICAIrD.

lCOMMU-'ICA1rD.
No abored offcrt-no passionate appeal, is
necessary to keep alive the nsme and fame of
Robert Edward Lee in the hearts of The Vir-
GINA people. There bis memory is always
green. Yet 10 the beautiful spring time, when
the glad old earth is putting on her gay vest>
ments of verdure, ever fresh. ever young, 1t is
meet that We should renew our VOWS OF fidelity
to the name of the hero who Sc mortal part is
oil that is left US Of 81 much patience, of 30
much self sacr fee, Of 20 much suffering, ofsuch
courage, Of Such patriotism, of such gloly as can
never die The dead Virginisn is the peer Of
any whom the Epglish. peakiug race has
fahercd, aod 10 the land of spirits his great
shade stauds beside that of Marlborough. and
Of Washington, of Hampdeu, and of Sydney.
1t is an appropriate thing. then, and it is
pleasing to us to learn that young Eogish.
man has come among us who proposes to add
his efforts to on g 10 erecting 40 imposing mau
soeum to eootaiu tho ashes of the son whom
the mother county would be proud to claim 10
common with Virsini' He is welcome. We
trust be will have no ordinary gu 'eaa in bis en.
deavor-by mesps of readipgs from English au'
thors-to erect a memorial at Lexiogton which
shall outlast 'the gilded monutnents Of kiugs.
1t is surely meet and proper that We to wnom
the illustllous dead gave everything, even the
heart which broke when it could not breast our
fate. should leave nothing undone to 6 We him
in return all that is loft rs TO Civ the guerdon
OF grave. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

The action Of the congressional democratic
caucuses in reporting bill simply prohibiting
tho presence of soldiers at election polls, does
Dot by any means imply that the President is
still to be allowed to use as many civilians as
he may choose to intiuidate voters That. we
suppose, will be provided for in another bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
DIED.

On Monday mornne, the 18th inst, THOMAS
DWYER. gs- III. II end. are respectfully re-
questcd 10 attend his funeral from st. Mary
Church. (where req len mass VII! DC Jug for
the repose Of his sor) At 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
In Jefferson township, Al"1sndris county,
w.. on "a" l.. ., MAJ, 1879 AN a VIE
GlNlA REEL, aged nineteen wears, the eldest
daughter Of lanes j.. and Elizabeth Z. Keel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05
COURT OF APpEALs.-The following bushes
was transacted Thursday:


Sections executrix Vs. Patterson OF ais. Peti
ton for the appeal and supersedeas from two
DEGREES Of the circuit court OF Bland county. ut
the November term, 1877, and May term, 1878.
Appeal refused.
Golf vs.. Gill. Petition for q writ OF error
from judgment rendered by the Corporation
Court of the city of Lynchburg on the 10th OF
December, 1878. Writ Of error refused.
Bradford ct TX. vs.. Fields administrator.
Petition for reheariug granted.
Burgess vs.. BelVin. ct ais. Put on privileged
docket.
Ackiss' executor vs.. BcnneY. Writ Of error
and superscdeas awarded to Judgment of the
circuit court Of the city Of Norfolk on the 9th
of November, 1878.
Turlingtou vs.. Crandal ct ala. Petition for
az appeal from decree of the circuit court of
the county of Warwick on the 30.h Of April,
1875 Appeal refused.
Bell vs.. Commonwealth Petition for writ
of error to judgment Of the county court of
Alexandria, rendered on the 18th of February,
1879. Writ of error denied.
Kenuey Vs. Hoffman. Upon petition for q
reheariug. Rshearlpg denied.
The court adjourned Saturday, ha wing been in
session since November last. 1t is believed
that the court has decided more causes during
that period than we're ever disposed Of in the
same time 10 the history Of the State; many of
these causes were of great interest and impor-
lance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-05

A Double HEADED GIRL-A delighted
audience assembled at Brewster Hall, corner Of
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue, last even
ing, to examine Miss Mile Christine and the
Italian midgets DOW there exhibiting. Miss
Christine, as she is called, is plural number and
the object Of more wondermeut than suy natu
raj monstrosity ever .1hibitod in America. She
has two beads, four arms. four legs. soprano
and oontralto voice. Gao talk German With
one mouth while the other holds forth 10 Eng.
Ish and French.
She can whistle and sing at the same time,
needs 90 companion to waltz with SO she is
sufficient to herself for all terpsichoresn evolu
tious; can be asleep and awake at tho same time;
can read novel With one pair of eyes while
the other contemplates Collection of engrav'
iogs; can eat withOne mouth and drink With
the other, and can sew and iDdite a letter at
the same time, and. in fact, perform 20 end of
Extraordinary feats with her hands. Among
her other efforts to entertain the audience last
eveuing she ssog duet, soprano and contralto.
The Italian Midge,s had al assault at arms,
recited dialogue and peif,rmed an eloquent
psntomine. They assist Miss Christine at two
entertainments daily. afternoon aud evening,
at Brewster Hall.-N y HraH.