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Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
DuBLIC SALE
KANSAS HORSES,
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[Eyh ia 6A NN
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1879,
Att O'Clock.
viii be to'd at Public Sale,
10 HEAD OF FINE YOUNG KANSAS
HO>RES.
before the sale.
AT the same time and place, three ether
horses, one the trottiny horse,
BlGH iFOJi.
he is II bright bay color, weighs |, ,00o S,s He
has beaten3 minutes. He will trot ON the
track at Scheutzen Parh on day of sale
q Il. HICKS, Agent
L. ". St,dham & Son, Auct. 10 %. cod.wl,
DUBLIU SAhEOF HORSES, MULES,
l. CAKRIAGES AND HARNESS. .
Will be soli at public sale at the LIVERY
stable Of Vim. q. Martin, corner of Third and
Oranao streets. Wilmin4ton, Del, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER1st, 1879.
10 head OF good work and driv ng horses. =
fine young mules, buggies, two seat Clay
ton carriage, market wagon, 3 se's double
harness. 10 sets single harness.
TIE ms 0i sale crcdi Of ninety dayr with
purchaser giving negO liable L0te with ap
proved endorse, or one per cent. Month off
tor cash. VIM. X. STUCkLEY
+. W. STIDHAM 5 N, Au"t's
p. S.--l'his stock has been used in the hy
cry business Tor llio past six months pnd will
positively be sold. O23.d;s
PUBL'o SALE
viii be sold at Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER ~, 1879,
At2 o'clock. p. NJ.
on the premises, at 3O7 King street, the effects
of John A. Todd and Stephen Pratt, late
trading as Todd, Pratt n Go consisting of a
lot OF Prunes, Dried CUrran $, Dried L,lack
Berries, Figs, 2 sets Of Counter Scales, Fair.
banks Platform Scale. iire-prOO safe, Shelly.
ing and Fixtures In the buildng, and many
othor articles. Also the unexpired lease OF
the building, 3O7 King street. TO the 25tl day
March 1881.
Terms to be made known at the time of sale
by JOHN L. FROCK, Assignee.
Thomas M. O2le, Auct. 1023.dts
NEEAT STALL AT PUtLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale
ON SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 70, 1879,
AT 3oclOck. p. NJ,
STALL NO. u IN THE SECOND ST
MARKET. The above stall is situated In one
of the best business sections Of Second street
market, and IL worthy the attention OF per
sons wishing to make q good investment
Terms. Is per cent. cash, on day Of sale o
note for three and tiye months, equally divi-
ded for the balance with an approved endOr.
ser. l.. w. STIDHAM Il SON,
10-lS.6td ltw# AuctiOneerB.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

LkEF0USSE KID GLOVES
TREFOI SSE KID GLOVES
IREFOUSSE KID GLOVES
TREFOuSSE KID GLOVES
TREFUUSSE KID GLyVr,
TkEFOUSSE KID GLOVES
IREFOUsSE KIU GLOVES
TREFUCSSE KID GLOVES
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

W. M. KENNARD Il CO..
w. M. KENNARD d CO..
w. M. KENNARD T. CO..
w. M. kENNARD d CO.,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24
WANTED.

UTANTisD. .--Boarders at 1876 f.. Fourth
w street: tirst.class table ami rooms; In
fine location very moderate rates. 1923 Cts
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

yvOR SALE Or KENT.-Vhree new fix
Il room, tw0-story brick houses with bath,
hot and cold water. Situated OF Poplar st.
above Eleventh. Very reasonable. Apply to
HARLAN CAUSE,
S2T II Front and r&tnali Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-24

FANCY fLEECi LINED GLOVES,
IANCI FLEECY-LINED GLOVES,
FANCY FLEECY-LINED GLOVES,
FANCY FLEECl- -LINEB GLOVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

CaTaCn SERVICES. &C., To-MonRow.-
lt't': ChWch.-- Service at II q. m. and l.
p. a. hv Rev II. Suter.
s.. RduEs Church. Service ct II g. u. ant
?. N. by Rev. Dr., Norton.
grace Chwch.-Servjcs at IL q. N. ent
80 2. n. by R~v. Mr.. r Estiil.
81. Muy's Church. Mass at 7 and IL a. N
la-pers at 1 o. n.
Ulion Presbyterian Church First Church,
Services II z. ID. and 80 p. N. by Rev. DR.
B1iI)ck.
.Sscoad Presbyterian CAurch-Servico at IL
d N. aud $50 u. u. By Rev L. 3. Turnbu
Seth. EptS. Chmch-Servcs at ii o. d. and
,.11:5D p. III. by Rsv. Mr.. Pesrce.
Meth. Epis. Church South-Servico at II
.. m. and $50 y. IN. by Rev w. X. Boyle.
Heth. Prot. GiWrch-Service at IL a. m. aad
30 .. 10. ~ K-v. ". T. Graham.
Baptist Curch--Service at | | a. 10. aud J. %
D. ~. by Rev. Mr.. Whsrtoo. Seats free.
Young Mems Christian ASSociation.--
Service OF Song and prayer mcetiog ia the
Union Presbyterian Church at 4 p. m. Jail at
;! Q. II. Aims House at >! p. N. Canal at %
p. N. Open air meeting On Majors H. at
6pD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
NE IT'S OF TAE D.aH.

The San Francisco mint is now engaged in
coming small gold pieces to supply the demand.
|ers, Cruz, Verdict, Queens Owe, L?rd
Murnhy AID Deadhesd wers the winners at
PIn!!oo yesterday.
Colonel Logger is announced to lecture 10
PlHsburg Sunday evening, and the Mayer hos
ro:ifsd 4 that if he docs h. will be prosscu,
ted. The Co!ooe replied that be will lec,urs
apyho". Rev Haskell, tempersnc, orator,
has followed IN the steps of Inge rso, and saws
lie will also Iec:ur, 10. borrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

TN WEDDrNG.-Tho Augusta, Ga, Even
lDg News sOys:
The tin ted prcsarco Of G shining card on
cur table, appropriately engraved with oon-
pIinents Of Dir. and Mrs. Joseph w. White.
marks the tenth anniversary 0! the MARRIAGE
OF our genial friend joseph to Miss julia w.
Stuart. The happy day is October 2Sih, at 4
2. 3D., and We ex,end cur congratulations IN
honor Of the occasion, and wish Them ten
times the happiness that has thus far attended
50 pleasantly Oh their half score OF unlted
years"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

NARROW ESCAPE. -TwJ ladies' residing on
Qleeo slrce' had uaIrJw escape from death
is: night. TIER bed roon is heated BY La
trote stove in t. room be;oE. b. accident
zoe Of the doors IF the stove @ss left oIen. aud
a srgc quabiiiy OF coa g.s formed, Which as
cended t. the sleeping room above. At en-
early hour this mornpg ere # the ladies heard
the other orc lroauiog, aud feeling Strangely
oppressed. star cd 20 cic1 o window, but fell
!spitg before reaching It. A CO ored servant
below heard the fail, ADD, hss,eDicg up S airs,
iouud both l.des IN an unconscious coDdItioU.
They we're restored By fresh air, but rem sintd
quite sick dur ng the day. Their escape from
death Vas am' st N raculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

IHE CITY DEBT.-Mayor Smith went 10 3 i
timore yesterday and mado arrangements by
which the new Corporation Buds will BE- dc
h7ered IN this city 90 Thursday next, after
which time the luodiog uoder tho late act will
be commenced. The Mayor has al5o secured
possession of the lithograph, stones on which
the bonds gro printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

COUNTY PoLTIC5. The meoiog held 10
the county, st Walker School House, on Thurs
day evening los, vas 40. b7 any means ge1e!-
ally koowo, ard many Ct the cit Z.rs regret
very much they were not avn 0! it, as they
would have gl7en Mes3rs. RouDd aud Smith
q larger aullouce and mere enthuslastlo re-
c,ptIOn Bul i matters not how much public
speaking is tODc, the people Of the county ere
fully dead d upon the manner 10 which they
v II vote upon tie State do; question They
ok upon III. Round az bsing gentleman Of
some c!Cqu.uce AID considerable debating
ability, aud they express theme .ly ~ feeling
cory tina, be should direct Bis CONN ,udabs
eueTgcs 10 cause 30 wfoDg aGd Unjust, aod
ss,lrs: Capt i. l.. Smith, an opponrut, 81
ovrsl ua!y p,ruac and one Advocating aus,
tina; tic leopie consider 50 Just, houoiat q I'd
Decsssary. Nr. Rounds cause is By % m :aus
popular IN the COUNTY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

Low WATER. Tho heavy northwest Wiods
have had their usual effect in making tho tides
10 the river very low. The trips of the Mary
land ferry steamer Viretia nd of all the river
steamers which visit the creeks and runs have
bsen considerably interfered With. The fats
ere bare of water in maDy plsc:s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

LECTURE DR.. G. W. Bsgby, the noted
hnnorIst, beiog 10 the city, as mentioned 10
yesterdays Gszeue. communication was ad-
dressed to Tin to-day by the Mayor end several
prominent citizens, requesting him to deliver
lis pew lecture on The Od Virginia Gcote-
man, here. The Doctor has repiled. accepting
The invitation and fixing Sncpta Hall, al s Q.
N. 90 Tbur:day ntxt as the pl c end lime fol-
dsl0erlug he lecture. This Ieoura IS rro-
nourced one OF the Doctor best and viii nc
doubt prove vere Interesting and attractive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

THE WEATHER.-The weathtr has suddenly
become decidedly wintry and the frost this
mcralna was heavy one 10 maoy exposed
p'ac?s Ice formed las! night. to the thioknes of
one eighth Of an inch. This morning ovsrcosts
aud cloak5 were in comnol use and the de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
LOCAL, MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABLE TIES, October 25. 1870
ror zoe II ode States eener ally clear and cold
sc..her Z: nued du-ir to- day, 70 lowed by
winds SHIT ng to east aat ,outh, slowly rising
:emDeEatLr 8 d slowly ia ling baromete. bv
Su.dsy NO. ming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

fIRE.-The alarm ct FIRE about II o clock this
morning vas caused by the partial burning of
the root of frame house, ca Wolfe street, be.
tween Alfred aud P.trck streets. The Ere De
partnent was quickly Oh the spot AID both
engines went to work, but their s:lvcss we're
not necessary. the fire having boen txtioguisbed
By the neighbors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
Grand Trunk Railway.

:. TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 25 "A special cable
dispatch from London to the G ODE SAYS: "rhe
mi anna! rerort # Ihs Gtaud Trunk Rail-
way has been 81 {. The s1oss receipts have
been five per oeut So thar FIR the CORE. posd.
log period of last year. The president prom.
l5es foil Information relative TO tie ,x.euson to
Ghin- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

some PUMPKINS. Justice J. Oven Kerby,
OF Fa'rfsx hid 10 the market this morning the
largest puUpkio of the season. l! was fully a
yard 10 leugeh end large in proportion. The
pumpkln was Of the potato variety and wsigh.
ed 45! pounds. TWAS evidently ''soua pumps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
BALTIMORE. March 10

BALTIMORE. March 10. 1878.
w. u. IhCroton, e:q: can checriu'ly OF
heartily r1commcod your Larcqus's Anti.
Bilious Bltters, having used them for a long
time 10 NY family L s. LINDSAY,
ISL W. Baltimore slrte!.
Thousands OF letters Of the same Dalure ay
above have ben received by Mr.. Thoratou, and
any ene troubled With the d S Eases for which
these Eluers are recommended. viz, Nervous.
ness: Headache. Dyspepsia. Co.iveuess and
all diseases OF the Liver and Stomach, should
give them trial 81 once. All druggists sell
them At 25o package. or 81 per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

IN TIE RIVER The BRUSH Bark Contir
nenial. IRON Port all Spain, Trioida d, for WASH
instoo, With ergo OF asphalt, is reported in
the lower river AMI o lug mas eooe down, 10
tow her up,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

IHE FISHERY LAw5.-rbe Maryland auth
critics arc strictly enforcing the fishery laws, uu
their sd, of the river.
VIM Hanson colored, was arrested on We'd
nesdsy, by Capt. Chiles. of the police boat
haIe Hines, and carried before Just CD Boa
VEIL Ct charles county, charged with Il hing 10
FORT Tobacco creek net of less than Ihree
inches mash.-He was declared gully, feed
i've dollars and his boar ard net coofi:cNed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

AN OLD CASE SETTLED The osye Of II sv-
don b:uoGoa vs. the Chesapeake ard Oaio
Cansl Company, which has been 90 tho Equity
Court docket in Washnpt,D, size, 1887, was
coocud d yesterday be decree directiug the
c4val cImpany 0 pay 1895 20 the plainiltf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
Death of an Aged HFan.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., Ocr. 25 Stephen
Go dale died near this place recently ct hi age
Of lis year, He he'd tcen 10 tie poor's tol.e
sllco the eGe o. &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

PERSONAL The r clmoud State of yestsr-
day eve mig says; Mr.. Alex. Hunter, OF Alex.
andila' late nc Der of the Legislature, Was 10
tie city 70 day."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

POLICE ITEMS -Ths ioliow!O2 cises were
TIED before the MsSor this morning
Aos Marbury. coIor+d, for carrying c)ncssieo
Tssp,ns, was fiosd S25, ADD in default OF pas
neot, wss sept to the cham gang for ~ days;
Joseph Taylor. oolored. for beIos dIuok 400
dlsorderly was 6ued and DISCHARGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
T0NTINE

ired Wiiiom-, w shiuetor; DR. G S Brit
tain, Ii c,mord; + G'iti'h, n. Y; L Chew
Ptloce VIM C;; + I Male. Albcmsrle; c Il
Lea, LetsruFl DR. l. Ashton F,luout'; j V
GhIiton. Wairsn' CO; W H Oaerback, ": Dr.
| " Smith, Is, thej: Dr. II Riddel, Richmond
j II Davis, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

SHOOTING CASE Samuel j. R,bioson, o.,
cred. was c)mmtted TO jill in Leasburg on
Thursday everiug, chsrged 1i:h having shot
and MORALLY wouud.d Eigald Thomas. co.,
cred. near Liuoo!n Loudaun county, on Wed
o: sday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

REAL ESTATE SALE Lucas s. O'Neel auo'
Uoase1s, sold to dsy for james +. Cation. Irus'
lee, "Ruse hi!i'' properly ~ Feirfox county,
eso,oialniDg SO acres, to Michasl b. Harlow 1o'
$40 50 per sc:e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

~, Msyor Smith yesterday sus pended Policeman
Thomas hayfs. for htseeo dsy0. Oh the charge
OF belDG intoxicated Ct the Station House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

SUNK -lnte'Iigencs reached Aonspol's yes
terday that dur ng tho gallo las. Thursday blight
The schooner Narcissa, Cap ,ain }, 6. Cooper
had been sunk near .bsr.. Tue vessel Was ladeo
with cnal. snd was bound 10 the Distrles ct
Columbia. The crew reached Annapolis yes
!erday afternoon. Toe NaIcissa has been
iFadIog 10 tie G warers for some time past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Octr. 25.-Tho mar.
ket toNdsy WAS quiet. with no Improvement to
note in prices. Flour is unchanged. The !e
csipts If Wheat have Increased, with Of
ferin2s To-day Of 600 bushels, and sales
at 1873. l4o. III, i'd and las MS 10 quslit y
Corn is lower and the Gr;tn new Of the sssaou was
offered o.day; ss!ps Of old at So and of new st
63-tctal offerings l S}4 bushels. Small lots of
Rye sold Il. t5a4J and oats at 43s44
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

Music BY TELEPHONE. Tho Cumberland
lime, says:
= The telephone 90 the canal is ql'te noVe'
lhltg SIS ", Il as g,e,t Convenience TO the en-
pi0yees. Toe sonr d Of o viyl:G was heard dis
tue = 10 the clle CTS cfhco !sSt tisht, Shion
was 'lsged at the locks so n'ies distant 'r'n
The ety."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
Hole! arrivals,
NtSsIOS TGI-SE

:. II L Me1ttee, Y; Wn, II T,ipett, Or,eap,
We; g 7 Coles n1d vie, We; A'ft.d j Coumtc,
Loudoo; Il Ha1es Dula1ey and wife, Louiour !;
Miss Edwards, C1r;eI's Bridge, We, T. Easieu.
West "; Cipt Robert Carter, Fauq1ieI; Ell.
ward Fowl: ani lady, d &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
TOGAS CONSUMERS.

The flow of gag will b. stopped from all who
may Do Ia arrears on the lst Of November ensu.
ing. We sbsil bs compelled to carry out the
above il the bills arc no. settled by the lst and
We hope we may bs saved the execution Of that
unpleasant duty.
oc,2j ! " J. ROXBURY, Supt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

declined Ca MoDdsy. during the pri-
llary election itr q conservative candidate for
Ihe House Ct Delegates. Dir. \. =. Dcu sIas,
whose name 1as used d SIMS Of tie voting
precincts 10 The cjuaiy, publje'y withdrew
his rame sbaut ons O'Clock 10 tie day. He
stated tia! he had been solicited tbc d 81 bsf.rs
bg certain parties to allow lis name t. bo put
iJiwsrd as q csnd dste from the couoty, aud
that he had c1useuted, sGpposiog as be sill
believes, that tic parties acted in good faith,
bot as It was being publicly talked arouad that
he had o1I3 bstu blous ut out by those parties
for the purr"sa # weakening the s.Gvus.u II
another car Gate be would withdraw. lie de-
nourced soch sentiment, and said, il such
vas the case he had 20 knoa!,dge Ct il, and,
w1ulI u crcior:, ask that his name be dtop
ped and his tickets d S'royei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

BALrlMoRE. Oca q -Virsini. g. dolerrod s! !;
coupons S3i bid to-day Cotton less active, but
stesdp; uiddling ll4.1!g Flour very quiet,
put qnotshly unchanged WhDat-Southern
dull, with Light receipts; Western firm South
sra red li5lt6 do amber AZ .l52; No2 West
ern wirter red spot l423; Nov las; Dec $50!
Cofn-Soutbern firm; Western Study; South
ern white 6I-G3; DO yellow Glut3: Wsstern
mixed spot G5i; Nov Cpl; Dec new 0Js. Osts
stasdy aud linn; routhe-n 43s45; Western
white % 49, do mix ed 4l4ad2i; Penna 43s4l
Rye dull ard nominal Hay quiet aud un-
changed. Cohae scsiVe snd fra; Rio c.rgoss
lo,io sugar quiet but firm; & soft 91slO,
Whskey firm 1T 81 Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

= New YORK., Oct. . stocks strong. Money
7. Flour quiet Whest quiet Corn active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

(NORNS CAN BE CURED while you sleep
~ by using PEES WON DEkFUL CORN
SOLVENT Price Csc bottle For sale by
sep24 l. STARLER & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

lHE MINERS The Cumberland New, says
that The ou'y p ocecdlng OF interest ,raossc ed
q the coatererc. between the muers and The
mncs commission at Il oaconlpg Wednesday
Dpht Wis 90 arrangement mad for Ueeinga
10 b. held oY The n naoye1 IN caco iDipe
ioT the purpose OF Il ctl.g delegates to rreet
the cJnm EMISSION for tie LurIo.e CT discussing
the VaTluus questions relating TO Wages. trade,
ETC.
\ dispatch fcOE Cum 1erlapd says:
The Amerioau Cos! Company has resumed
Mialng Il % conts, enpuylag about l25 men.
The Hsmp'Ol and Baltimore COmpsoy re
:unsd sest3t ay at 80 ceois, leaving the Mary
Iand the onlS idle e0DpaDy 10 the resi,n. A
Iunber Ct 'mpanies arc shipping briskIy by
sara but ouS % ions is the average load, ,hs low
Siege CT water pr 1iog heavier Shipments"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
CGRAR END

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOB&R 9.
Sun Tises...,.-.... 6 Is Sun sets........... 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

fINOILET ARTICLES-We have fine as
L sortment of Toilet Powders. Powder Puts.
Hair Brushes and Combs, Tooth Brushes. Nail
Brushes, Ctsmois Skin, Cosmetics, &C., which
We Offer at low prices.
oct 3 l. STABLER s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

StrJ NTbompson, lower Popc, by T A Reed.
Schr johnson, Baltimore, by George 7
Worihington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

pE BBLS PRESERVING SUGARS for
so - sale OF lowe:t current rates by
sep23 j. o. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

NHOICE ASSORTMENT OFNECK RUFF.
" FILINGS AND kUFFS.
oci22.4t G Nj. ADAMS. % King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

FAsSED UUWN.
schrs gle Msrston, Jesse Hart and a
4 Messervey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

TOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
- roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
% Cameron street. lately occueied By &, B.
Lswson q 90. Apply to
seplo r M lawson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
In compliance with instructions of the Light.
houae Board the fourteen foot channel, lower
pay OF New York, has bDen buoyed out as fol.
lows NO /, third class spsr, black, in l6 fee!
water. Besrings-LoWsr Quarantine N w bv
w "; Stone Beacon. SM By W!W. No
z, third class spar, black, lG feet water :;
Lover Quarantine. NV; Stone Beacon,
SW1S. No 5. third class spar, black,
10 tee:, water; Lover Qusrsniino NWIN;
red. lG fee. water Lower Quer4ntina, NWtW
Dry Romer Beacon, S1W. Magnetic bearings,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
NUMBER 81.

reservation as government blacksmith,
was also of the party, and acts as in
terpreter. Major Boyle, of the 2lst
infantry, had the party in charge. I'm
mediately upon disembarking from the
steamer the Savage wards of our gov
ernment" proceeded to the clothing
house of Fishel & Roberts, and were
soon busily engaged in appareling
themselves after the manner of their
white brethren. All went well enough
with Moses i'll the efforts of half dozen
clerks to suit his athletic taste, at last
suit of "dmgonals" was agreed upon
as the proper thing But when Ed
gerton, the haberdashery clerk, brought
the chief an open back 'biled' shirt to
don, sudden fire seemed to illumi-
nate his eye and the trembling sales
man beat a hasty retreat up the rear
stairway as the war whooper from
Priest Rapids grabbed the offending
garment and-put it on. The news
of their presence in the store caused
large crowd to gather in the salesroom,
all eager to see the big injuns Their
purchases completed the party made a
flank movement on the crowd and es-
capped to side door leading to Alder
street and proceeded to the post office
building. Moses, through the inter-
prefer, spoke of the time he was here
before-over 80 years ago-before the
houses of the pale face dotted the land;
when the Willamette rolled noiselessly
onward to the sea beneath the shade
of pathless forest, where to-day its
banks are lined by miles of docks, i'm
posing buildings and the masts of ship
ping from all parts of the world. Leav-
ing Government square Moses and his
party proceeded down Yamhill street,
and while leisurely taking in the sights
was ambuscaded by Joe Buchtel, the
photographer, and captured. After
enjoying the novelty of having their
pictures taken, lunch was next dis
posed of and their visit to town CON-
pleted, they gathered up their carpet
bags and returnedto Vancouver. Major
Cornover, with Wenam Snoot, How
lish Wampo and other prominent In
dians from the Umatilla reservation
are expected to arrive at the garrison
in a few days, and then the entire
party will leave on the steamer Elder
for San Francisco and from thence to
Washington City, where they will en-
deavor to settle their land difficulties
with the President and his cabinet
Oregoajaa, Narch p.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27

1t is a noteworthy circumstance that
the Democratic party can not in all its
history show single instance in the
federal congress or any state legisla-
ture of its originating or favoring laws
for the protection of the ballot box.
Their record is one of unvarying oppo-
sition to every form of legislation cal
culated to secure a pure ballot and hon
est election. All registry laws have
met their hitterest opposition; every
measure intended to protect the citizen
in the exercise of his right, and to in
sure to each voter his share in the gov
ernment, has encountered Democratic
hostility at the threshold. Until the
condition of affairs in the South after
emancipation suggested it to them as
mere dodge to defeat negro rule, they
never favored restricting suffrage by
an intelligent test ea-'
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
Moses visits Portland with lsts staff.

Moses. chief of the Methow tribe of
Indians; Homily, late chief of the
Walla Wallas, but who some time since
addicted in favor of Young Chief, IL
lihe Jim, nephew of Moses, and Lit
tie Wolf, a sub-chief of the Wallas, AT
rived in town yesterday morning from
Vancouver "Abe Lincoln, half
breed, who'is employed at the Simcoe