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, 1879-05-15

ALL temperance bodies should
unite in devising more effective plans
to secure complete and thorough
circulation Of sound temperance lit.
erature among the people.
, 1879-05-15

A MAN named Egbsrt, while
drunk, recently killed his wife and
then killed himself, at Preston, Con.
Similar items are SO common that but
little is thought Of them.
, 1879-05-15
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPT A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WASHINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Officers

NAMES, OFFICES, P.o. ADDRESS.
F.Kennedy.. G. W c. To-. .Kamilchie, w. T
W Roberts. &c W Treas Port Townsend "
Allen Weir. q w sect'y. Port Townsend
Sist e Calvert. e S Juv Tenn. Seattle
Rev Whitworth.. G Chap.
B w Hazen. W Mar. >. Dayton
Sist E MeSatt.. C Guard. PIT Ludlow
l. # Bauman.. g Sentinel. Victoria, BIC
Porter......G sect'y... Olympia, VT
Sist NJ Campbell. q ID NJ ....... Arcadia,
Sarah Bean &c Messenger. Seattle,
W. Raybould &c. .Nanaimo, B q
Sist Z Shakespeare. C w W.. Victoria,
, 1879-05-15

The Governor of Massachusetts,
has signed the civil damage bill
passed by the Legislature which
permits the recovery of damages re.
sulting from the sale of liquor, from
owners Of buildings wherein the liq.
uors are sold.
, 1879-05-15
BATHlSpE'S HAIR lNVIGORATOR.

NJ. Battiste Delaitang. Tonsorial ar
tSte of Port Townsend, Washington Ter.
ritory, begs to inform his numerous pa-
irons and the public generally, that lie has
prepared from the original receipt of Pro-
fesSor Montalembert, the celebrated chem
ist of Paris, and from chemical extracts of
rare medicinal plants found only on the
Northwest coast OF America. a most elc-
giant addition to the usua toilette articles
In the shape of an invigo 'atO and rejuvi-
nator of the hair. This delightful prepar-
alton cleanses the hair from all impurities;
prevents dandruff. heals al ] skin disease of
the head, imparts gloss and softness and
beautiful color to the hair; re stores its
growth by its healthy and tonic action,
and prevents Its falling of. In sho
Battlste's Hair InvIgorator
Is the ''sine qua non" of all the inventions
for the improvement, bcautifying and
growth OF the hair. The material OF
which it is composed are harmless and can
be used freely according to directions ac-
companying each bottle. Every lady de-
sirous of having beautiful hair should con
slider her toilette table table incomplete
withouta hottie of this delicate and ele-
CANT cosmetic. Prepared and for sale by
BATTISTE DELAITANG,
AT his Tonsorial saloon,
Water street, Port Townsend, W.T..
, 1879-05-15

The current temperance agitation
in London takes the shape Of a con.
troversy as to the adulteration Of
beer.
, 1879-05-15

FRANCIS MURPHY has been lectur.
ing, during great part Of the sea.
son, for S1l0 a night.
, 1879-05-15

DRUNKENNESS and poverty 60
hand in hand. If you choose the
first the last will be thrown in.
, 1879-05-15
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

! Perseverance. Victoria -. ID s Mcdonald
onward; .Nanaimo. VIM. Raybouid
dominion. New Westminster 81 Lord
IL Cedar Hill. Victoria. .......W VIM Irvine
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.TE2sSGYHME.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. Il. Z. Stevens:
Dear Sjr-I will most cheer
fully add my testimony to the
great number you have already
rocei cd in favor ct your great
and good medicine, Vegetine,
for I DO not think enough can BIS
aald in its praise; for l wss
troubled over thirty years with
ths. dreadful disease, Catarrh.
ant had such bad coughing
spells that it would seom ss
though I never could breath Gny
more, snd Vegetine has cured
mo; and 1 do feel to thank God
all the time thst there is so good
q medicine as Vegetine, and l
also think it one of the best med
icines for coughs, and weak,
sinking feelings at the stomach,
snd advise everybody to take
the Vcgetine, for l can assure
them it is one of the best medi-
ciues that ever was.
MRS. l. GoRE,
Cor. Magazine & Walnut sts..
Cambridge, Mass.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CharleatDwn, Mass.
4. T.. Stevens:
Desr S!,-This is to certify
that ! hsve used your "BloOd
Preparation" in my family for
several years, and think that for
Scroeuls or Cankerous Humors
or Rheumatic Affections it can.
not be excel!ed; and, IS o blood
purifier or epris2 medicine it Is
the best thing I have eve. used,
aid J. have used almost every
shing. / csl cheerfulIy recon.
mend it TO any one in need OF
such y medicine. Yours resp'y.
Mrs. a. A. DINsMoRE.
No. 70 Russell street,
IT'S a VALUABLE
REMEDY.
South Boston, Feb. I, 1870
Mr. Sto7ens:
Dear Sir-I have taken several
bottles of your Vegstine, and sm
convinced it is q valuable reme-
dy for dyspepsia, Kidney Com.
plain. and general debility Ct
the system.
l can hesr!ily recommend it to
81 suffering frc m the above
cvpl plai.ts. Yours respectfully,
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
81 Athens street.
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Price q cents per bottls.
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGIN1A--In the Clerks oilee Of tho Ger
Y poration Court of tho city Of AlexanGrs,
on the 25th day OF February, 1879.
Martha Chatham, by SAMUEL II. LuIt. as nezt
friend, complainant VS.. a. D. CIuppsr, John
a. ;rs erappeEv %Har p71S and DseT
Matilda Cowing his wife. Florida +. Crupper,
VIM. II. Rawlings and Frances II. Rawlings
his wife, John McGaw and Emily S. McGsw,
his wife, Robert T. Cruprer and all other per.
SONS. if others there sre, who are heirs at law
OF Robert Crupper, late Of Alexandria. Va,
deceased, and James Chatham, defendants. IN
chancery.
Memo The object Of this suit ia TO procure q
transfer of the loyal title to certain real estate in
the city OF Alexandria, Va, held By Robert
Crupper, deceased, in trust for Nrs. Si.rthn
Chatham for the heirs at law Of ssid Crurprr.
upon whom it devolved At hs death, to new
trustees, to be appointed by the court.
The defendants, John Dyer srd Kote;ta Dy.
or, his wife, Ann '. Jyer. Wm. j. Cow .ng aud
Matilda CoWipg, his wife Elor!ds (. Cruppur,
VIM. b. Rawlings and Frances +. Rawlings
his wife, John Mcaaw and hmiy 5. McG.w,
his wife, Robert p. Crupper nLd all other per
eona, if Others there sre, who are heirs al law OF
Robert Ciupper, late Of Alexandria, Va, decd :,
not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act OF Assem-.
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by affidavit that they are not residents OF
thisState, it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within ono month after duo publication OF
this order and do what necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zette, q newspaper published in the city of AL
exandrs, once week for tour successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of tho Court House
of this city. copy--test:.
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
&. Ferguson Beach, p. q. feb 26-w4w
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DRY GOODS.
nRY GOODS FROM NEW YORK 70.
~ DAY

March 4th, 1879.
We sre getting iu great many choice and
very cheap goo.s for early spring sales, and de-
sire our friends to call snd examine them.
Speeisi attention lis invited TO cur stock OF
Table DamssE, ToSela. Napkins, Sheetngs,
Qai!ts, Calicos, Wbi:e Goods Sc. &c.
Black Goods specially. We open TO- day the
best line Of Black French Cashmeres ever offer
Cd by Us IN this market. ard at prices which de.
IS competition. C.ll and see
y. E. R2ASHEAR,
b. 3. Hoones TO. 100 King street.
mh q Alexandria, Va.
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GIVES HEALTH,
STRENGTH and APPETlTE.

My daughter has received
gIes! benefit from the use of
Vegetino. Her declining health
wss a source OF great anxiety to
sll her friends. A few bottles OF
Vegetine restored her health,
strength aud appetite.
n. Il. T1LDEE,
Insurance and Real Estate Agt.,
10. 49 Scars Building, Boston.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vertisers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obitu-
sries will be charged st advertisement rates.
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TANCY GOODS RECEIVED TODAY.

Monday, March l0:h, 1917.
We open to-day some choice things po1,,!c. per es'
n,ess rom New York, viz: Ladies' reGkhes' ;ses
Pes5s perv nretty; BRETT Lsdies nnd Mems Kid aloyes.
Ms Fancy Gss,a' faSss Fsncy aose '
Ffonte, aefy Ladies dies Spring and Summer Vests
5sw ssyss erno Vests in great variety Corse;s OF
81 b nnss Insny other goods for early spring sales.
Will n"i' D. +. BRASaEAK,
Eoomes. No. 100 King street.
u. b I' n i Alexandris, Va.
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DRY GOODS.

7 7. HEIRONIMUS, late with D. f. Brssh-
= ear, will bc glad to sec his friends at Pro:z
fielder Il Co.'S ia King street fob %
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
FIFTH EDITION.
GONE TO PHILADELPHIA.

Officer Bsrnhardt, went to Philadel-
phia this morning, for the purpose OF
bringing to tins city, Francisco Marion,
who is charged by WIN. b. Jetferis, with
entering his store same time ago, and
stealing quantity of goods.
AT the time thu robbery was commit
ted, Marion occupied the basement of
the store asa barber shop, and few days
ago, Mr.. Jefieris obtained such Informa-
tion that led him 10 procure "a warrant fol-
the arrest of Malron, but before it could
be served, the suspected man bad left
the city. Word was telegraphed 10
Philadelphia for the authorities there to
keep lookout for HIM. They succeeded
In capturing the mas and he WAS locked
up to await the orders of the authorities
here. A short time ago he was held IL
the SUN of $500 bail to answer the charge
at court of stealing a quantity of gas
pipe, the property of j. II. Lea. He vii
be brought to this city to-day, and will
probably be given a hearing before the
Mayor this evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
GARIBALDI-QUEEN VICTORIA
KING HUM BERT.
LONDON, April ii, 1879.

Quenn Victoria will probably visit tho
King and Queen of Italy IA Monza.
The Queen Of Portugal has the pleu-
risy. She - now improving, but is still
weak.
The Standards despatch from Rome
says tits possible that Cardinal Hohen-
lohe Will 20 To Berlin ON u confidential
mission.
General Garbaldi, now nj Rome, was
taken III "A carriage 10 the Qulrinal, yes
terday and the King conveIsed with him
privately in the carriage for half an hour.
The Vienna TugbldU says a shell, bur
led IN the road, exploded near Prince
Milan, while he was walking at Nish on
on Tuesday His aid de camp was
wounded. 1t is not known whether the
explosion was the result of a plot to as
s;issinste the Prince.
GERMANY's JEALOUSY OF AMERICA.
The Posts despatch from Berlin states
that Germany. though entertaining ne
| idea of anneXing the Samoan Islands
| intends to protect German Interests ant
prevent Americans from establishing
themselves there to the dt triment o
| other nations.
THE KING OF BCRMAH TO DECLARE WAR
a despatch from Rangoou states tia
the King of Burmah has lost all influence
ami ms minister are again supro me. a de
spaich To the Standard from Tyetyo says
Three steamers are in readiness her
to carry troops beyond the frontie
should the King of Burmah suddenly de
clare war, as II is geuerally believed Ia
intends to do"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
A DOVER SENSATION.

Quite sensation was occasioned in
Dover on Saturday, by the arrest Of
Thomas Clark, prominent merchant of
that place, and son-in-law of James l..
Heverlu, Esq, upon charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, prefer
red by "A carriage manufacturer OF this
city. The mode OF operation, 1t is alleg-
ed, wa, by giving "A cheek in payment
of a debt when he had no funds in bank
to meet IT,
Mr.. Clark is also charged with forging
and raising checks, il being stated that
le attempted to raise "A check given him
by MI Hey erin from 500 to 5000, but
the fraud was detected before the check
was cashed. He was given a hearing
during the day, and released on S6,e0l
bail, his father-in-law be eeolnlng his sure
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
Con Il dent of A Veto.

WAsHINGToN, April l3.-ln a conver-
sation tonight Mr.. Baker of Indiana,
said there was no doubt whatever that
the President would veto the Army APP
propriation bill. "Ile has already begun
TO collect the materials for his veto mes
sage" said lie. Mr.. Baker added that
the veto message of the Legislative bilt
would be an interesting document; tha
it would contain a history Of the opera
ton of the elecLlon laws in the South,
aud The condition Of society there which
had made their enforcement necessary.
alt will he message" sald Mr.. Baker
(which will create a profound impress
ion. think am au horned to say fur
tier that Mr.. Hayes will Continue 10 We
to every appropria ion bill which comes
him hereafter if it contains any gen.
eral legislation Whatever, good Or bad,
and in taking this stand he will have the
support OF his party
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
THE STRANGERS FUNERAL.

The funeral Of a. l., Montpelier of San
Francisco, Cal, whose lonely death III
this city is well-known 10 the Readers OF
the GAZETTE, took place, yesterday af
terhoou, from Union NJ. l.. Church, Fifth
and Washington streets. The body was
laid out in the church, aud numerous
floral tributes on the coffin atlested the
sympathy which the unfortunate yourg
mans faIe has aroused in the community.
IN appropriate sermon was preached by
Rev. j. H. Caldwell, pastor Of St. Paul's
NJ. ". Church, and some beautiful hymns
were sung by the choir Of Union church.
Tie attendance was very large and at the
conclusion of the services thete was quite
"a rush to get last look at the featnres Of
the deceased. The pressure was SO great
that the coffin was closed before half the
audience had their desire gratifed.
The funeral cortege then proceeded tc
the Wilmington * Brandywine Gene
terry, attended by the menbers OF the NJ
S. X. a, and large number of others
Al the grave brief address wa, made by
Rev. j. b. Mann, and another hymd wa
sung by the choir More floral offerings
were cast upon the cotfin after 1t wa
lowered into the grave.
During the day Sutterley, the photo
grapher, took a picture of the deceased
which, together with hls other eff cts
will b. forwarded TO his father, IN Sal
EranCi co.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
AMERICAN FOOD INV

From the London STANDARD vLASO' MA
The Duke ofSomerset movst A''eS "
for an important return as a.,'eu :" :, ysb,a,
of Of meat % imported from the I Upi,.aa ". a. !, o.
In tons and carcasses durins oa,'sd sa'G Sas
last eleven months of lay s. eacl ofA.
ing whether beef or mul,o, Sa' "spsct.
restriction res. .s is somewhat capri ion, ans u y
that beef and mutton, tborab ''l' u 'eel,|
meat food of the country ~ ,le 'lsa.|
means the only forms in ri NJ a'e " ID
what is called nitrogenous ,'.I ,"od Seai]
Bacon and cheese are incrooot u'
Piled from the other side a, ',s ,ia y Y Nl
oyster and lobster sauces w.. Wv Allalit|
innocent of any creature Io,ls o seletl
within ten degrees lonpi,nlaa W. W
Greenwich, while even a ma,o,.,s Nss'
salmon is sometimes suegcsiiy~ @"aS ~ 4
tin. AT the present nomen, ','e u
likes birds and does NOT f,n". "aa VI
gan, can hardly do better ia, Pan,
brace of prairie hens. Like o'iaa. 'aan Wy
lucy are rather dry, and would n,l
the worse for moderate larJin@ J. 4
give a thicker cut Of meat "r
breast than almost any other bird ~. psa
kind. '"a I'll
! We have spoken only Of ,t..
roughly called mirogenus lnoG' w."
the Duke of Somerset really w.t
raise what liz now b.comln, s''ata
question, he would have asked so, ""
erai return. showing how far v.N
Kept from starvation by our nnrct'
food from foreign States. Reef ssSn
ton from America, whether in th.I M
OF living creatures or of dead w..
point which the Duke of Somer4T
tion leaves open-isbecomiup nsr..
but It has hardly as yet sensibly aS.
retail prices. a-
The supply of American wbe,,
maize, on the other hand, has gr..
cheap bread and puddings, in spIi+ \,
harvests at home. 1t would c+rta,,
we'll for the English agrlcul,nHg
knowwhat is the probability thai AM
can beef, bacon, mutton, cheese. an,
and butter are likely to compete h n
ity and price with our home proi,tl
par, mdteriu. AT present tie RI.
farmers seems heavily handcotfa
all sides, Notwithstanding The lar
the Atlantic Ocean is $500 mile. " u
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
RESERVED SEATS FOR THE GEN
LES =

The sale of seats for the great play of
the "EXi!es' will commence OH Monday
morning, April l4tn, at c. f. Thomas &
COS book store, and notwithstanding the
great expense OF producing tins fine play
wi Il al the original scenery and the full
cast of the Walnut Street Theatre Com
pany, the management will maintain the
popular price, Of 80 and - cents. In
order to give every one chance to see
the greatest play Of the age, there will be
grand family matinee ON Saturday al
ternoou, April 10Th, when the prices foi
general admission will be % cents and
reserved seats 81 cents. AS the demand
for seats will be very great we would ad
wise every one to secure their seats al
once 2t
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
TILE NEW CITY BONDS.

The Financial Committee Of City
Council, held a meeting AT the City
Treasurer, Office on Saturday afternoon
To decide in regard L. Ia" issue Of bond,
To the amount of Sl4j 900 authorized at
the last stated meeting of Council, to
fund the floating debt Of the city.
After an interchange of views Tho
committee decided to advertise for pro,
po,al~ for the purchase of the bond
bearing interest at 4 and per cent, al
Ter The proposals are all in. The commit
tee will decide at what rate of interest
he bonds shall be issued.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
THIRD EDITION
Our New Castle Letter.
EASTER sERvICES-THE AiNbIhkL rhh'
FoRMANCE TOMORROW EVkNlNS-
EAsTHR BALL.

EAsrER sERyICES-THE MINSTREL fhh-
FoRMANCE TOMORROW EVENING-
EAsTHR BALL.
Saturday evening our streets were en-
livened at an early hour with prone
uaders, and others who seemed ornt upon
providing the necessares OF LIE. Our
merchants say that the amount OF busi-
less done was far i'll advance oil any Sat
urday evening for some time past. Shaw
town was all hustle, and it 'storekeepers
did a thriving trade. At Galatians
cent counter containing endless articles
ofevery day use was added 10 their already
well flushed establishment.
Dobbiusville lent a helping hand to
swell the number upon the streets OF The
city proper, and Shawl WINS home allur.-
ments failed to keep them. Bulls Hlil,
that classic precinct was in its glory with
work plenty and fish cheap, aside flon
the fact that the court house yet remained
in our city was enough to please the av-
erage Bull III Her.
City Council will meet this evening
when the organization will be completed.
A. Immauurl church the Easter deco
ralons were tasty. In the church yard
many graves were decorated with flora
4es gns.
AT St. Peters church the main altal
was decorated with flowers III great pro
fession, making a very beautiful display
Delaware street, from Market to ' lne
is badly in need Of repa, ing, aud now
that labor is both cheap and plentiful
Is the time to have it done.
The number Of large vessels which
passed mp and down the river yesterday
was greatly i'll excess OF any day To-
SOME time past.
The Moss Rose Assembly will giv'
Their annual Easter ball, this evening
in the City Hal. From thepreparatlons
it will be one OF the very best given thi
season. Prof. +. 5. Duncan, will fur
ush the music which is guarantee tha
il will be of the best order.
Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings
the amateur minstrels will give an ol
tertainlnent in the courthouse. Ever
preparation will be made to accommC
date the public. The reserved seats al
selling fast, and those who wish thel
should look after the matter at one
Orders left at the drug store Of e. FeIri
or at Deakyne's hardware store, will
flied in their order up to the limitt
humber. An orchestra of Of I pieces III
Ger the direction of +. ). duncan will
in attendance, and render choice scle
tions FROM standard composers.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
They have whole lot of complicati o MS

They have whole lot Of complicati ons
over the result of the recent election in
ST. Louis. In the first place, IA Demo
cratic candidate for the Municipal As
sembly died on the morning of the cleo
non, but votes We're nevertheless cast for
him, and he resolved a majority of twen-
ty-four. The Republican now claims the
seat as having been the only candidate
in the field.
The Providence Savings Bank and
Trust Company, of Providence, Pa, sus-
pended on Saturday, after having taken
advantage Of the sixty DAYS law. Its
liabilities are reported at $4,000, its as.
sets at 100000, chiefly i'll notes and
bonds, of which not more than half are
likely to be collected.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
SECOND ANNIVERSARY

The second anniversary Of the Liberal
League, was celebrated yesterday after
noon at their hall in the Capelle Build
ing 2l9 King street.
Addresses were made by Messrs.
Clavey, Mcdonald, Weld, Kent and
Gardner, who spoke in reference TO the
workings of the League, and the increas-
Ing membership and attendance. Poems
were rected by Messrs. ..ent and Hart.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
INJURED BY A STREET CAR.

On Saturday evening about 8 o'clock
as No. street car was passing up Mar.
ket street, il knocked man down just
above Seventh street. He was CONSIDER.
ably bruised by being showed some dis
tance in front of the car. He was pick
cd up and taken to his home by officel
BernhaTdt. His name could not be ascer
famed, as no one seemed TO know him
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14

NJ OIlCE.-I, John McCallin, in COM
~ pllhnce with The requirements OF The
act Of assembly, In suen case made and
prov ,ded, do hereby five notice that /
shall apply IN writing 10 Tie Court OF CEN
eral SESSIONS of The Peace and Jail Deliv-
cry, Of the state of Delaware, IN and for
New Castle county, ON Monday, the Eth
day OF May, next. a. D., 1873. being the
first day of the next May term OF the said
couri, Tor II Incense To keep an inn or tav-
eru, at the house known as the Washing
ton House, N the city bf New Castle and
ScnOol District No. 4G, New Castle Hid. d, in
New Castle county IN the State of Della
ware. with the privilegd to sell Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart
to he drunk ON the premises and the fol.
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, 10 wit:
Thomas Morrison, Iohn II. Nuesslin,
John v hitn, John ii. Rodney,
James II. swan, S. a. Massey,
Robert Sutton, u. l.. Jemison,
jAlexandcr Is. Cooper, Benz. Is. Groves,
J ohm Bacon. Robert Ards,
Edward Connolly, John McCue,
John Z. Manoney, Tnos. EARLY.
| apl2-Ns JOHN MCCALLIN,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
The Jefferson Club Ball,

takes place this evening, at the Institute
tnat they will bave an opportunity OF
spending a most delightful evening.
Those who delight to "trip The light fan
tastic" will enjoy rare tr~at. "On witt
the dance, let Joy be unconlined."
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
-
THE JEFFERSON CLUB BALL.

1t i a matter Of pleasure to refer o tie
ball of the Jefferson Democratic Club,
which comes off at Institute Hail. this
evening. This club is one Of the few
organizations Of this city which give
thorough " respectable balls. Prof. Ell
linger's fun brass and string band has
been engaged for the entire evening, and
Prof. Ayres Webster will lead the grand
march, which Commences at $ o'clock
precisely
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
In for Repairs.

The side wheel steamer Adelaide came
in to the Harlan & Hoiliugswotth yard,
on Saturday for repairs. She was bull
at the above yards, and has been running
between Baltimore and Norfolk. He
crew returned to Baltimore the sam,
| evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
OF INTEREST TO TURFMEN.

BUFFALO, n. y, April l4.-Judge
Wallace, of the United STATES District
Court, Saturday decided the case of the
nited States against the Buffalo Drl-
wing Park in favor of the defendants
The suit was brought for the recovery of
two per cent. OF the gate receipts, under
section of lOS, chapter l73, laws of 1864.
This is considered IA test case and will
be of interest to all similar associations