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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07
SUMMONS.

In the Probate Court ii and for the County az
Idaho Territory Of Idaho.
Action brought in the Probate Court In and for
the County of Idaho, Idaho Territory and the
complaint filed in said county Of idaho in tho
ofice ofthe Clerk Of said Probate Court.
Esra baird VIM. Baird. doing business in
Idaho Territory under the frn name Of
Haird Brothers, plaintiffs W. A. 1.
Chapman. defendant. =
VNhE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
u Of the Territory Of Idaho send greeting 70
A. 1. CHAPMAN, defendant You arc hereby
required to appear in nm action brought against
you by the above-named plaintiffs. Ia the pro.
bate Court in and for tho county Of Idaho,
Idaho Territory, and to nnswer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days (exclusivc az the
day OF scryice) after tho service on You of this
summons--ifs served within this county or. If
served out Of this county, but in this district.
within twenty days otherwise, within thirty
daysor judgement by default will be taken
against you. according to the prayer Of said com,
plant. The said action is brought to recover
the sum OF nlnety-six dollars and nine cents, on
open account for goods. wares and merchandise.
purchased for defendant at his request, at Lew,
iston !. T., and delivered to him at Mt. Idaho
by express with interest on same, and accounts
assumed Of b. +. and J. r. Morris, amounting
in all to said sum of 500 90 and for cost Of sut'
and more specifically set out in the complaint.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said compla int, as above
required, the said plaintiffs will take jud cement
by default against you for said sum OF 500 90
and for cost Of suit, at'h
"iven under my hand and the seal of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the county OF
Idaho Territory Of idaho. this 2sth
lsEALl day Of December, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight humid
red and seventy-cight.
B. MoRRis.
iz-ow Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

|mfRELs. The Lapwai Minstrels gave
N their entertainments at Clark's Hall
|u.sday last, which was we'll attended
appreciated. Come again, boys.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

kEAcnrss. Rev. Mr.. Rigsby will preach
he court house on Sunday at II A. N.
r.. n. The reverend gentleman is
10 this city, and the public will not
10 be disappointed. $50.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

rrLE.--A fine gold watch was ratified
h Bunker L Sqnier's saloon on Wednes.
|eve. There were 80 chances, at SIS a
Ice. TT. Bunker was the lucky man,
wing 40 for b. F. Morris.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

PlLsAsD PosTs.-Many thousand rails
posts have been split on Craig's noun.
for the use Of settlers south and east
lewiston, and new road to the sum-
OF the. mountain is soon to be con-
|cled for hauling this fencing to the
RE below.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

,,1rp to know at this Office the ad.
i Of Kund Larson, who is said to reside
.,here near Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

TUESDAY, FEB. 18th. ,,
! p. N. Sermon G.. W. STRONG
WEDNESDAY, FEN. 10Th.
$50 A. NJ. Endless Punishment, G., W. Shat
fer 10 A, NJ. Pacific Christian Advodate, NJ.
s Anderson 1880 scriptural Holiness. s. l..
Burrill II Helps to the Pastor, J. C. Kirk
man; 2.3O p. NJ, Business Session 4 =. NJ.
Education in our Conference, r. c. Warren |;
p. N. Platform addresses on Temperance, j.
d. Flcnner, +. c, Rigby and D. Il. George.
THURSDAY Fen. llTH.
$50 A. N. Methodism among tho Masses,
WIN. G. Simpson 10 A. NJ. Exegesis Of Heb,
I, IA, s. q. Havermaie 1880 A. N. Reports
from Pastors; 2P. N. Tobacco, ID. II. George /;
2.3o Sunday school work, j. D. Flenner /; 8 r.
M Poem. 7. Hoagland; $50 p. NJ. Our district
ID, Il. Strong; 7r.M. Sermon, S. Il. Hayer-
male.
s To be followed by Sacrament Of the Lords
supper. d. g. STRONG,
j. d. FLENNER, Pc,
Secretary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

" SCHOOL DisrRIcr.-A new district
resn set apart by the county superin-
Fu' upsn petition OF settlers. The
boundary of the new district is a
'ommencing at the northeast corner
|Naon 20, in township 35 north aud
west, and extending due west to
n.@. The district includes ali the
u IN Tammany Hollow and for some
(''e south, the precise point we do not
/, ne petition represents that there
. scholars in the district of school
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

Ix,sfsRIAL AssoCIATIoH.-This associa.
,ommences on Tuesday next, Feb. u.
loa stten dance is requested.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

p ,urss later from Boise than the eve. J.,
:, goth Of January.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

| n report of Idaho county finances in
her column.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

r. and Mothers views on scandal in
nor column are we'll worthy of cousid-
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

,,ouud was white with snow in this
Ibis morning.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

,rsssD We are informed that Mr.
,e Who has recently been reprieved
.riyed home.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

- OwESs--Went out as deputy sher-
arrest Richardson.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07
FOR SALE.

Nhe Hotel de France and all the large lot on
Il which 1t is situated; also Town Lots in
tne best part of the town on reasonable terms.
FOR particulars apply to Nine. lie Francois or
to Eugene Bonhore 1s.tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

M HuSG.-The case of Brown and
[''a' the OShea robbers, was taken to
Papeme court of Oregon on an appeal
me Judgement of death. The Su-
= court affirmed the judgement of the
court, and to-day they are to pay
''aalty OF their crime by hanging till
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07

'asSson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
civ
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-02-07
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Shortly Leaves Us.

! consumption.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20
HallOWell Local News.

\ list of the voters of this city ha. been
posted in con>picuuu, place in the Post
Office. and all should see that their names are
correctly placed upon the books of their re-
spcctivc wards, previous To the dav of cleo
tion which occurs on the fret Monday of
March
The concert of the Hughes Brother, wa>
again postponed to this Thursday evening.
on account OF the storm of Tuesday. The
programme j, an attractive one.
Tie Catholic Society in this city. are to
give supper at Wilson Hall on Tuesday
evening next. Feb. -. In connection with
the supper there will be Il walking match,
open to all amatears. with prize, consisting of
n merchaum pipe and silver cup.
On Friday evening of this week thcrc is to
be an oyster supper with Accomplishments in
the Baptist ve>try in this city.
About eight inches of light SNOW fell on
Tuesday last, which drifted con dcrablv ON
cross roads Thus far February has been
decidedly wint' rsh. giving us some of the
coolest night, of the season
Cur Hook and Ladder boys displayed much
taste in decorating Wilson Hall on Monday
cvcnin. last y model hook and ladder car
riaye was suspended from the ceiling in the
centre of the hall. with flags and profu>ion
of evergreen trimming throughout the hall.
artisticaliy arranged for the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20
Gardiner Local News.

The members of Warren Division No. 3.
S. of r. celebrated the thirty-tourth annver
Sary of their organization on Monday even
ing. \ large delegation was present from
soldiers Division of Chelsea and many other
invited guests, The hall wa tastctullv deco
rated under the directions of +. \. PrcntiSs.
our successful caterer. who also supcrintcndcd
the arrangements of the tables, which were
amply provided with provisions. J. NJ Lar
rahec pres dcd. and addresses were made bv
Bros. X. NJ. Smiley, the Past Worthy Patri-
arch of the Division. John Webb, Rev ID.
B. Randall. j. ID. Moore of Somerset Mills.
a former member. Rev. Geo. b. Lindsey.
Stephen Cobb OF Soldiers Division and Hon.
James Nash. An original poem was read b,
j. NJ. Larrabee, spiccd with local hits which
''brought down the house" Excellent music
was furnished by the choir of the Congrcga-
tional society. Mrs. Collins Of soldiers Di-
vision sang with fine effect the touching tenn
pcrance ballad ''lIas Father Been Here.
Everybody says 'we had an excellent time.
Warren Division has good deal of vitality
for one of its years.
The first lecture of course, under the
auspices of the Brunswick Street Baptist
church of this city. was delivered Tuesday
evening, by Rev. VIM. Barrett Wright. at the
Congregational church, Owing to the storm
the audience was quite small. The subject
was Strikes and LockOuts.' The lecture
was one of exceeding interest. and was wor-
thy of Il crowded house. His theme was ably
presented and argument logical and his points
well sustained, while vein of wit and hui
NOR ran through il all rendering it both pleas
ing and instructive. The cause of strikes
and lockonts was not in acts of Congress. cur
rency, trades unions. &c. 1t is in the heart
of each individual. Apply the old bible rule
Al, ILL.,,
would cease. His reference to the Chinese
immigration question was happily illustrated
by the story of the man caught killing "A
sheep and when charged with the offence.
replied, ''No sheep can bite me and live"
Congress speaking for forty millions of peo-
pie says of two hundred thousand Cinnamon.
they can't bite us and live. Hcathen China
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20
Ii0lSE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10

WEDNESDAY, fcb. 10.
PRAYER hv the Chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
Currcnce.
Bill an act relating to over insurance. re-
committed to the committee by the House.
came from the Senate indefinitely postponed
The bill was laid on the table
Bill an act to amend chap. 6G of the public
laws Of ISIS relating to shore fisheries. passed
hy the House came from the Senate amended
by striking out in line T. thcword 'niackcrcl'
and in line * the words ''mackcrcl law"
The amendment was concurrcd in by the
House and the bill given passage.
Onmotion of Mr.. WILSON of Thomaston.
the rules were Suspended that resolves might
be assigned for their second reading on FRIDAY
of this vice.
Mr.. WILSON of Thomaston presented bill
an act to authorize certain cities and towns to
pay the bonds issued IN aid of the Knox a
Lincoln Railroad Co. and to issue new bonds
for that purpose. which was read three times
under a suspension of thc rules. and Mr.
CrNNiNGHAN of Wiscassct moved to table.
which was lost.
The bill was then passed to be cngrosscd
Mr.. PIcKARD of Bangor laid on the table
to be printed bill an act to provide public
scales for the weighing OF coal.
Mr.. LEWIS of sherman introduced bill an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20

80 . =''' n : ''''
nn prirfi, .,or Iii4.Lrrs 4, la...~ tl,. Hr
,..,n, ~t.i.. 1ri3t.,>.
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I.,i>, tl+ l,..'..- i.....'....> IA
I'M -
lA' IL -'',I'iI. i- - I'" "f''"'.'
t'9crH'y ''r 'n, 'i>' '''' 40 '""'l wear W ''
J9Nrs Il d 'o'''i'r' no vas .'a ''''
;..;',, - ,c ,l,o ,',..,i1 atiaji,t NH
as is generally und.rstooI. Is to be ID ,gr,
economical administration have thus i'
been unable To 81 ccr,lfa that amy uau,ua
ccn9o.., T.. b,ir, ...s;;.,.!. ,,y.ts.a. ia uH.
instance. rfona.ai, trr 1..il. ,Gs stat, print
in,- ,gcr. ..,lyrrtf..}fr .al l4..ra.lt..i;tU
whom the mati .f VA. rr,,rrd r,lortcd ].
favor OF the highc., bidder. p" ing th'
publisher Of ON OF thc lai,"H democratic
uren,. 4 per-I...ai "dA'fr'r' Dr. -".o b
ST>'''' OF ''''''''H " ~ '''''''.''','' .... H.
80. r..., ,l',., " ',,..,.. i,, tb,
'iI'''"+ '''.''' ~ il. 'i' ,'. ..,, t.f'.,
"i"""I
f'"'' ..'.-
fF"m inc N'' ''"' h'i'"'i''"''-
There were three lis .,r thc stat" PRINT
ing, iiilsburv s. c.. &. T.. Na-on au'
SHaeue, owen s Nash. The hii- Of Oh" lat
ter tru were nearly II per cent lower tia'
Pillshury'> ami N't di-fcganuH@ du iin 'Iat-
ant professions ut ccunout and lrI"rW. lh'
democratic portion of the rommlt," Un1nt
mou.iy vote! tu bring iH . 'nI dr''l'lpg tn'
bids OF Pii!.bury. by which $1,000 m"3" would
have to be paid 30 llln i!GH to tht journal
o!iicy; and yctr,torm j. howiyd tr"m 'nr END
of the state To ;hc other.
From tli" Somerset Rcp"r''r.
twill ho seen. on examining the Gelycs.
tia: the bill Of Mr.. Na.on j. l3 SIS i,r cent.
lower than that IT i'ili,Iur, q C1. and that
Of Snraeue n Na.h q 9-ln,~r4tnt. l.vrrtlan
Mason and IL l-2l,.r cons. 1rcr t'.an that
OF Pill>bgry & Cc.
In view ot ili> state uf thinqs We nieit
reasonable expect TIL, v.Wmiticc. composed
Of seven Ectrrachcr, AMI three ordinary polj-
ticiauS. to favor making contract with the
lowest bidder and tina, save uilo of 81, lea i
-. 500 to the State ahd relieve to that amount
the taxpayers Whose Interests 'h'rtturm end
of his committee carry 50 cio,,lt to their III
divi1ua hearts Did ihi> artion pre-, ailt ~
no means The committee by >.rictly party
action. voted to accept the bid oi T.. +. Pills
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20
From the Ellsworth American. !

The remuneration which the greenbackers
ere receiving for their devotion to the democ-
racy, consists chiefly of Tafy, of which the
following from Pillsbury & Cos. Standard is
a .. ecimen:
1.-The greenbaek members of the House are stand
lag up nobiy for reform measures Not man among
hem falfers. aud II Is very evident that Republican
Ropes f being able TO induce any of them 10 return
10 their camp are doomed TO fall"
This was after the vote of the Committee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20


.,.t I'm r,t.i....t,.,i.. 45.,. .r.,i..t .,..-
u,...,.i. .i..tn h. ,.,l. ~ ,,,l ub;cl, y",.
ordered t,. l., ,.rinfrI
tu..4i5... { Mrs; .' .>Lun
Grl.rDi TIa, lLcu. ,f mi. nan hp al-
Ia,.,d tu He's. I... Miller of NV York tnis
evening ~ 80. O'Clock for tie. nurpnsp uf do.
lh,rine q lcctur, uuon finances.
Mr. puoE trum the Committee ON / Iccal
AFFAIR reported on.ht net To lia,, on resolve
relating to riai,tpd S Applton's digest.
Mr.. NVnl,r from Ga, Committee on Library
reported cPgDt h.3l 10 !'!>> 90. resolve in favor
of tho town a. Ha,nc~yiilc. t. furnish elaine
reports.
Mr. ituun.ttrim the Comnlittce ON Finance
rp~tci i.t, &, withdraw ON petition ol
Jonathan Harii,tt Ct ais. for legislation in re
l"tion Ia setting OF part Of NlonNille and
aunv\in- thr ~udc to Liberty.
Mt. .r'r trn ci Bangor moved 10 recon
slider t.c vote },a- ing - b, cngrus ed resolve
iu favor of the lainv Industrial School for
Girls, and ou his motion the motion was laid
on 'hc table and assigned for Friday.
Hc*al'v IN favor ot th' town Of Grafton in
uN.,r! county va rcd the second time.
"ud Mr. Fl'K>Ep of Bangor. moved to in
d"'intrl' i"tt ore. pending which. it was
t'blcd. ON motion of Mi. potDlNss Of u
ton.
f"%. TN resolve "@s takyn mp and assigned
icy consideration aztec the disposition On the
salary lll.
F'-oi'" "a ia'" of Perkins and Washing
teu H3H@ten. wa, rrad tn. second tmr.
aAd IA.i rn the table, "u motion OF Nr. LAM
sos OF Freedom.
Resolve ln favor Of the Agricultural Col
lego c"i' ui on its passage to bc ugros>ct.
ana Nr iINt'n of Alton. moved 10 indcti-
M''' postpone. pending which. the resolve
WIS 4'll "N 'Hr iAlic, "h notion OF Mr. FAR
E\"F"N II fN"mr2.
it>"lAr lA Iav"r OF }arln" and lloulton
t''a "'f'" ludiah Township and Grand
i'"t 'tr"Ht m Washington county. was
''ai '.' second ni"r. ana l3id on the tablv
on motion OF Nr. pIN"If of Auburn.
H'>"'lr IN laN"r OF building a hrigc across
the IT. J"hn river ai Van lurcn. was read
the ~r,"I' '!he. ana iali "n the table an mo-
mon '' VIZ hI' = "i k"kiand.
Resolve for the purchase of the Maine
STATE wear book ami l"-t laiivv mammal came
upon IL .",Na.r to hr cn'ro>>rd, aud Mr.
re h\th "t Bangor. W"Nci to amend hN
,t''"'.I va. '"' 'NI>l'n Il,'t hl'nhtfN "'
'''' i'Vs'''' ''S'"t''I' >'i' 'V '"',t, 'n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20
State Printing-OpiniOns OF the
Press.
tfrom the Portland Press. I

1t appears by the National Democrat that
the bid of sprague, owen 4 Nash for The
State printing sis hollow-heartcd partisan
trick and deception" with the view TO butch
er" other parties. Put into plain English
this means that Spraguc, owen 4 Nash un-
derbid the publishers Of the Democrat Hence
his rage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-02-20

Then" said Sammy, II desire ON this
interesting occasion to assert my entire
belief, before Gcd and my country, that
he's got my watch And he stepped
down. remarking that he would never
condone il.
A Kentucky journalist met him on the
steps and whispered to him conlidentialv
as they walked away together: 'lf Won
only keep that a-going the public II have
to give you watch to get rid Of you. -
NeW FORK Tribune.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DOST0N-FARE REDUCED VIA FAIL RIVER LINE
DOnly 81 50 Boston Tickets limited and good only
day of salo for and train
leaving Fall River the following morning at I'D (or
arrival of boat Regular tickets ut y good any train
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New York daily
(Sundays excepted) from pier y: North River r. NJ
leave brooklyn via Annex" boat at 80 p. NJ.
E,OR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
I THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
Steamers STONINGTON and NARRAGANSETT, from
pier 33 n r. foot JAY at r. NJ. Sundays excepted
PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only daily except Sun
days from pier 20 n r. foot Of Warren st. at p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
COAsTWIsE STEAslsnir

TINTED STATES ua1i sTyPxsEaT ANp sEATIIi INN
for St Thomas. Para. Pernambuco, Bahia and
~ Rico and spanish Main
tain Carpenter will sail for the above ports saturday
Positively no freghts rs~evcd after 3d. Freight must be
Freight at low rates taken for the above ports
Freight received Mt all times at Roberts dock Brooklyn
Insurance lower than by amy other line shippers dcsir
For freight engagements or passage havng elegant
T. S%pESSkS Co. Agents. ONCE pier 10 E. R.
PAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For ss s gs OF canal "a. IS SS,l q Panama
Steamship on,h hM."a.y March | p noon
From San rrsnc,.eo for Japan and China.
s,s.": Steamship CITY CITY oF oF T2kIS % noon
rs% s" aS oTY 81 xsss
s s. % ss. spS
cSns New s: a.ssa .
Amsrca, Central Ameriea and Mexican ports.
to e.. ss Il, sFiss ID .Sa''' apply
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAI. IS. LINE
os %Sss bEcT Gs1 To's ay h'y na 6kuz
,rv calling e.r &, ,,rcEresO caupc"chy and fronera
@ @S!y only zSsr.Sas zsss,y Xss AsSl.
New Orleans April and X"r * nptv og Vera IA
Cruz. via Matamcros. Tampco and TnNpan. connecting
with * isys @ sG.y
IN These first class ships will sail At r. NJ from,
pier ~ North River loot Of Cedar for Havana direct
as follows
Steamer MoRRo CAsTLE........ Wednesday April =
Steamer SANTIAGO DE Saturday April ~
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE& CO.. No. Bowling grccu
LAwTON BROS. Agents in Havana,
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL 80. LINE FOR
IN HAVANA DIRECT.
From pier IL East River. at3P.M.
90 Sxnhiv.A..ss'..s. wednesday, MarcwB
Tickets issued also Tor VERA CRUZ and wEsf fSptI
ISLANDS eoneectou with French English steam.
JAMES +. WARD a CO.. iis wall st.
RERMUDA WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company
For BERMUDA steamship GAMMA, March "a.
fLAMBOROU GIL. April g.
For ST. JOHNS. y r.; PONCE, ST. THOMAS, La
GuAyRA and PUERTO CABELLo. steamship HADJT,
For MARrrNIouE, BARBADOS and TRINIDAD.
steam ship BAHAMA, April ~. 4P NJ
For freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. H. OUTERBkIDGE Co. Agents, ~ Broadway.
LEvE ALDEN, al Broadway. :.
L,LORIDA RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINE.
II ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY..
LOWEST RATES OF FREIGnT AND PASSAGE.
.'."' and sysry SATURDAY. ,Setsai,sf ,SiSA' A"'ea =
for Fernandna direct from pier II North River nc r. NJ
all points In Florida and on Chaahoochie
and Flint rivers and Brunswick Ga Insurance onehalf
per cent. Bills Of lnding signed on pier.
For further information through hills Of ladIng and
passepgcrs, apply 70 l. x ROBERTS,
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

sailing from pier 81 North Riycr
for NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND, TUES
DAY. tn URSDAY and SATURDAY. at 3 NJ, connect.
ing with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
and WEST also with steamers for NEWBERNE and
WASHIhGrON; n G.; steamers for LEWEs, Del and
REHOBOTH BEACH and connecting railroads, TUES
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at r. NJ
Through passenger tickets and bills Of lnding to all points
lowest Insurance for Norfolk &c Il
Freight received daily at pier 81 North River General
n L. McCREADY, President.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
CoAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

~
shs !. 4! :..ss .sa ,:e. sssrs AMERICA
kingston Jam Cape Hay GonIi.ss S. & Mare rors au
ssSsn,iis ssrsSsssns @ and xspinwa Colombia and
Regular fortnishsiy sailinvs pier No 81 North
FOR TA$TS coLeSBIaa, sSEyToyS IsrHNgs or
fA' fok~ooD oS So ssss'si 81 %si $.
FSSnNENs NKW oE5EASs PlREGr
AA AXp srEaHsHIf ooMPASY "s',D -, :,
ssfins freight to Now Orleans: Mobile St. Louis
an snd all Mississippi River points shrevesort Houston to
tnentai and San Antonio raiirosds indianola BranOs
Santiago and :, Lowest o rn,s
ing by sailing vessels ut through rates.
For freight and other SPgs
pier s6 North River
d srs leave pier 70 East River svory FRIDAY p NJ
Jachsonve Fla tcsehing At gruasw,ss and rGf. Royal
fsSas, March y sF g. $ssi%s ssss ssaa.ssio%.
MALLORY Co. Agents, office pier 70 East River.
TEXAS LsNE n, FOR GALyEsToE Al M 70 ToycHING % At KEy
on ,hs sns as
and Henderson, and tho daveston Harrisburg and Sad
freight and general ,ptS%.sSn % spn.o
pior 20 East River.
NEW ORLEANS pIRECr.5TnE CROMWELL LINE
70 % from ssr Ss sSc
effected a. @ per ecn. ro on ou, r, open Pe rn,,
s's' or
HALTrAx n s., AND ST. JOHNS. n F.-CROM
well lincStcams ships leave as follows from pier 10
xfhaxssA SfIa1 ssfs;-- Thursday March ~
For passage, having excellent accommodations. or
CLARK SEAMAN. SO West st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-03
sIkSGEivf.Y VIEWS.

There wle thirty oGc deaths in Rich
moud last week
The corner stone OF iha fac ncIg Library OIL
the uoion Theological Summary Ct tho Pfcsby'
tcrian Church. Gear FafmriIIr, was lsid Mon
day last.
The iron toundfe Of lauaa e. AlcIGlyre, il
Richmond. was destroyed by fire last night
together with It's cOutpna. LIss So 800, upon
which there was no insuIaacr.
W. b. Petit, stronE debt layer, has beer
nominated for the Senate from the BucklDg
ham district. Mcsns. Bocock and Eiiiolt bavop
Withdrawn. Mr.. Fck lin was nominated for the
House Of Delegates Ifem Buckingham county.
+. +. Grsyson, jr., late cashier OF the Page
County BaLk, who vas arrested ia Columtiana
county, Ohio, somo days since, was taken be-
fore the Judge Of the Circuit Court, who dis
charged him, the evidence falling to sustain tho
charge.
Postmaster F1Ibc-, Of Richmond. arrested Z
white maa named f. il. Wi!iiansJu. at Me
herrln. co the Rivh lnond aud Danyilo Rail.
read, yesterday. on the charge OF committing
depredStiOuS on tbs maI.S. lie was sent 10
Greensboro. N. O., last night.
Capt. Wm. B. Mexican. OF Inc ii. s. uia-
rlne corps, was killed en- Saturday last by being
thrown from lis horse st hi' arm, rear Cob
ham. Aibciuarlc c3unty. Capt Mexican, vino
was 80 gears OF age, was the soy Of Commo
dorc VIM. B. Mckcau, ot The u. S. n, aud
great grandson OF Thcs Mexican, CniCr Justice
OF the Supreme Court and subsequently Gov
error OF Pcnr5y iVauia in earlier Gaya
a letter lr1m Lutay, Page c.ua!y, says -
The great topic CT conversation herr at rrcs
eEt IS the prospect e the WASHINGTON, Cincin-
natl aud ST. Louis Marrow Gauge Railroad
reaching this place at gu carly date This road
will be Of the greatest b9ue, to Page valley
and the country bsyond. Ii will lot OILY de.
velcpc the immense iron end copper Interests
ic this county, bu; will open Vii tho purssi coal
fields on the coatucat, consisting Of spIint can
psl rn.l -