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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22


than now.
PORTAGE, this State, has a red-rib-
80, club of over one thousand mem
bers.
MANY large droves Of cattle were
,.o,cb, TO this market Monday.
tuesday being shipping day.
, NIECE of Bro. Crawford's wife,
.,ai about Is years, died at her
home in Fayette Sunday.
,ppELs new barber chair is entic-
jue. Jump in and let Adler operate.
after which you'll be fit to go before
the Queen.
SLIDING down a flight Of steps on
.ne's back bone is the amusement
nov in vogue. The fun is for the
lockers on.
WHAT'S the matter with the gay
sod sport.loving people? Not one
sleigh party 50 far this winter to our
knowledge,
OUR exchanges speak in this man
ryr. The U. S Hotel, Mineral
Point, is said to be, hy travellers, one
sthe best botels in the State"
LEACH, the fellov who was sent
to Waupun for murder committed
m the night of election, 1876, at
DodceyilIe has served out his time,
I'D is now a free man, and its earn
ts.y hoped better one.
The Arena Stdr pilot met an old
friend at church Sunday, whom he
bad not seen for many day. Each
residing in the same part of the
yonDtry the fact bears evidence that
both are not church-going people.
We know of girl who chewed
fum unit she could not stop work
Ing her jaws. 1t required chloro-
form to arrest the spasm Of the mus
cIes. This is solemn warning to
those who talk too much with their
mouths.
Journol: N. Y. Martin, Esq one
of Mineral Point's best business men,
Is stopping day or two IN Madison.
and paid his regards to the State
Journal this morning. We are al
ways glad to welcome him to our
Isl ctUm.
The supplement issued last week
T's mistrahly printed, in fact many
SCre not readable. Will our suh-
NlDers please overlook defects, and
forgive US? Certainly you will,
Wien you learn they were not print
81 At this office.
! TAKE heed and be n little cam
Hons' Those parties who insist on
sohoIIng' our wood, We mean
'1s1a Your stove-'op become dis
Ns,.s.
'''Ned ano Zip frishiiy up to the
'el''g' don't charge upon us, we're
0AiY defending personal property.
AHE supreme court of this State
aAs sppoihted s u. Phinney of Mad
aao' Moses NJ Strong, of Mineral
'o'nt, and A. c. Fraa +, Of Milwau-
AeF' a committee Of the bA,. to revise
ana prepare rules Of practice in the
"'ea't and county courts acting as
Probate courts.
10 Stir up he qnietous Of Sundays
'-~'lou, team belonging to Jas.
w. 4HI'e being driven ny anoth
party, saw fit to dash iuriously
'.' feihIy ahead With sn endeavo,
- - run away. TIE horses ero pull
'1'o building on Commerce
10 strio4s damage done.
".H11T broken, THAT'S all
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

A $50 sewing machine can be had
for so at this office. Its ne,o has
never been used.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

GEr some of those nice California
Raisins at John II, Prdeaux's for
Christmas, 10 lb for SlO0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

SEE John II. Prideaux's l0.cent
counter before you buy y cents
worth. 1t will pay you well.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

THE expectations Of our citizens
for a grand and pleasing entertain
ment Saturday evening by Clemrnt
Bros. Costume and Character Con
cert was fully realized. No outline
can do justice to the performance.
The very awkwardness Of each per-
lormrv was graceful No vul gar
feature was visible. The whole was
moral, mirthful aud exceedingly
musical. The great crowd assem-
hled will testify to this, aud long
for tha time when they viii come
again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

FRESH OYSTERS on hand every
day at kinuie Il Sprater's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

c. II DARLINGTON, writing to his
paper at Muscoda, from Madison,
says: 81 learn that a resolution Of
censure has been passed by the
County Board, at DodgeviIle, on At
torncy General Wilson for his de
fence of Mineral Points action in
the contested tax suits. As theDane
county courts in the Miller suit haze
pronounced the whole assessment
illegal, it is difficult to see here the
Board will creep in to hide if the
supreme court atfirms the decision
rs in all probability it will "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

EDITOR TRIBUNE De0r SIR -
Allow me TO state that the article in
previous issue of the TRIBUNE,
which Samuel Block objects to, in
your last edition, was written by
myself, Independently, not at Mr..
DeIlel's suggestion or request. Con
sequently Blocks insiuuations, as
tar as Mr.. d. was concerned, were
without foundation. The assertions
| made, which he denies, reiter0te
are tue, and base ray statement on
facts as they stood then aud do stand
U.deutdbiy true. That which he
c,alnls he cIn prove by letters in bis
posaeaslou inuluclng hin to remain
Ia the employ Of the firm was from
,hHt source a matter Of necessity
aud not oi choice, An sorry that
nis knowledge Of correct application
led him To nl~chustrue the moauir s
conveyed by a cetain term in the
OBNOXIOUS article, and would suggest
Il second reading.
csprctfnl'y,
ltT DEEpf .or
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

THE BLUE Book The LASS page
OF man uscript Tor tie Wl'consin3u
Sock for 1879 has gone to the State
Printer, and 10y the time the dia
grams Of the Senate and Assembly
Chambers are engraved and printed
which will be about the last OF
this week-the volume will be ready
for issue. The forthcoming Blue
Book will be, in many respects, the
best arranged and most complete of
any yet ubIished. Hon. d. II. Pol
cifer, the compiler. deserves great
credit for the energy and ability
which be has displayed in the work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

THE joining OF the hearts and for
tunes, by marriage, Of Miss Martha
Collins, of this city, and Mr.. Isaac
Il. Hadheld, of Waukesha, at the
residence of the brides parents, on
Thursday afternoon, Jan. IL, was an
event Of more than ordinary inter-
est among the many warm friends
here of the fair aud charming bride.
Mr. Hatfield exhibited finely cul.ur-
ed taste in his selection, having Sc
cured in the matrimonial lottery o
prize Of inestimab!e value-one whom
the entire community has learned to
respect from childhood for her pleas
ant ways and true devotion to WON
anIy virtues. The happy twain de-
parted on the afternoon train Of the
same day for Waukesaa, their place
Of future location. Many beautiful
and costly gifts were presented by
the numerous friends and relatives
who attended the wedding. We
trust that their future nay be fraughi
with pleasures lnuumerable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

discovered complete outfit for the
manufactule of whiskies, together
with quantity of whisky and low
wines on hand, and that he has evi.
dence to show that the Illicit manu-
faeture has been carried on in the
establishment since 1867. The seiz-
ure embraces the large stone brew
cry belonging to MessrS. Sohulte &
Lauderbork together with all the
apparatus for making beer aud the
distilling of whisky. Besides there's
a rumor that the brewing establish
ment Of Stevens & Mahoney, of the
same place has also been seized for
dishouorable business transactions.
The proprietors of both hreweries
have been taken to Madison TO be
dealt with.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

DowE at Shull7burg considerable
crookedaess has been discovered.
The brewery of SohuIte ~ Lauder
bock vas seized on Tuesday last by
Revenue Agent I. J Grimeson, Of
Chicago, for alleged crcokedness in
sce brewing business. Upon a
taUrougl. examination Of the r~en-
isas BY the governments 9eect, l.s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-22

TuE sleighing in the city and
.,rntry has not been better for years
,kap now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
| l,0M hluNlEATHN

COMMUNlCATED.
FALLS CHURCH. Sepr. 222.-Tho boa:ted edu
oallocal arrsug eneuts cf cur town hsYo follow.
ed tic strpentac csurso CT tbat ancient vice,
nadc memorable by tho late j. T. jr Starting
out fse years ago uader tie mes! favorable aus
p;ces, with largo receipts lram private SUD-
scilptlocs, the district, cou0ty and State leyies
add superintendent, aud subsidies from the
tesbody fund, 40 person bad any reason 10
doubt tho ulLl1ato SUCCESS 0: the movement
ca permanent basis. and yet to day the cham
rloo rural school 10 Virginia of five year, ago
lies dead, and on its funeral Ia'l ia written bv
| tho hoger Of fate It's obituary, Killed BY in.
capacity. While sOmo Of tho board Ct trus.
| tees labored herd to advauc, the school inter
ests, 10 others Of them VIC havo c repetition Of
the OLD rule that tho gusgo of capacity is ant to
| % 10 reverse ratio to the cotcslt of the iodj.
vitual, and as usual in such GASES, check end
! cancsit ovsrrIled brains to the dotrment If
tie enterprise. The board mover had but one
secretary, and ho died youog, and the thous.
aHcs OF uolAFs expended on the school during
its tive years OF life have go1o without any
sutlele2t showing OF the uses to which it hes
oeen applied. L do cot believe, ard have never
heard any suggestion that there was any dis
honesty IN the transactions Of the board, only
total lack OF anything like business capacity.
LIE consequence is that We iad ourselves with
cut any schoo! txc!bt private school for pri.
maTg scholars, taught BY Miss NJ. i. Parker,
hu! | IT our chldrep ia tho advanced grades we
have 20 school. and the children must rither
20 elsewhere or do withous tuition save suoh
ea t0cy can get ct home. o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
[COmnunicsted.

Communicated.
The account in the Gszstte of Mr., Clancp's
lecture on the construction Of words, etc, ETC.
was mighty interesting reading. The only OBJ.
JecIson mat occurs to us is practical one snd
perhaps may be- net By practical remedy.
Ell. OlRhcy teaches how certain sounds and
words are to be made in the buck, in the middle
slu IN tho 'front.' Of the mouth. Now, it does &C..
cur to US. MIR. Editor, that it would be perfectly
dfeaut1! II some of cur acquaintance were to
learn Ills triple method Of manufacturing words
Ihla fearful multiplication would speedily de-.
populate the town. GLOW fever wouldn't bo a
circumstance 10 it. Blu. it is quito possible, is i:
Eot that mechanical means may remedy ths
evllI Would not a mouth brake or chin
regulator answer tho purpose? Where is cur
inventor OF the famous ''csr.coupler?" Couldn'
ne manage 10 turn out q machine that would 50
couple the upper and lower maxilsry bones
!Lae upper and lower jaw tha! tho overwhelnn.
Tag misfortune threatened by Nr. Clancy
msthod msy BIO sensibly lessened or wholly
aVertsd from this trembling com munity.
ANXIOUS INQUIRER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
FOEEIGE VEINS.
Cetewayo has been sent to Cap. I,wl

IeteWayo has been sent to Cap. IuwI
The man who forced bis way into ii Sui
tau's palace garden, 1T Constaa,;roplt, has
been put to death.
E ght republicans have been arrested 10 c..
Ial1o,a. Spaiu. fer oopsDir,og to establish q
republic. Documents se'zsd iucups:e large
rIu5cr o! persons
Letters from Ireland state that the foe
weather 10 the southern and midland counties
have enabled the farmers to harvest their crops,
which are generally good. and there is no dan
ger Of famine
The Viceroy Of Loci, has letter from the
ANGER ct Aighauistan. dated September 10Th,
noIoslns the report Of his bother, Ayoob
Khan, confirming tho report OF tho revolt ct
Herat. Three regiments mutiDiod, p,uadered
and burned the governor house and murdered
the commanding general.
a correspondent at Ali kheyl r.po:ls that
az important embassy has arrived q. that place
iron the Amer cf Aighsnstar, bringing rs.
suranoes ct his fidelity. a holy war is Eeirc
preached 10 tho Kohest Valley aud among the
MoDSols. Gr,at preparations orc being made
~ the rebels, srd vigorous resistance may be
expected ct Csbul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
New STEAMSHIP. Zine.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, September 32--Tas
merchants VI Norfolk. who, 10. tho pas: ton
years. hsVc bae1 making olIrls to establish y
limo OF stesm2rs from their pQr!! to Liverpool,
nrc rejoicing in the isct thai it hiss at las! besn &C
complished. Tho pioneer steamer Of the iuo
the Alnszonease. Of SG0:ons, will take cut a lul
cargo OF co,ton IS soon as il can be placed or
board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
Stabbed.

BOFFALo, Il. l., Sept. 332--Durirg petit
lcal ciscass:3: ID :. saloca oa TIE Island, late
last hight. q saiios belonging 10 the schooner
Montark, Ea;ned ames Mckay, stabbed Johu
y Conn-II ,lraEli:t0r o! tho sGoDD, i: is thought
fatally. Mak:T al the captaic ana mare Of
the Schooner uCra arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

SsELEOF Tas BAGaELORs CLUB
- FL KNITU EE-Wil So sold on WE'D
NESDAT, Sop.. 25!h. in tho second story OF
SteIsr.'s building. No iOl King street, 8. ten
O'Clock m. AL tbs FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, FJXrUEE&, Sc, OF tho Bachelors
Club. Sn!o positive sad without reserve [22 q
FS0UHE;AM ENT-N o:iea to Tou,usment
Z kidefs: 1hN msnnse:5 Ct tie A!exsndris
end Fairfax Agricultural AsEocistior hsya as.
ter mined that .rsy will have tnurns a,ert On
TUESDAY, Sept. 20. 1872 s;:d oGer pure Of
FORTY DOLLARS, GiG!dad IS follows: Tt
the first knigh. 425; second SO spi third IS
Entries 81. Application must la ;nstie for On.
tries to nic IS nEHe :iit,ua So co,nmerc:
promptly at y. n.
sep2o-tl j. r. H:i?E iha., fect'v,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
EEts.YE ExEs-STgES.

Mr. g. W. Rowland, OF tho First Ward, hes
in his possession q coUnon flint stone, found
near Springfield st..on, or The surface Of which,
in relist, cal be aeen good Representation Of q
humsG hand.
Tho Bridge pump, on Gi5bon street. is repre-
sented to BIO ia very bad condition, requiring !
now pin in the handle and olho repairs.
The miners a. Cumberland. hsld no meeting
on Saturday. bus it is beloved tina: they will 60
10 work in few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

80 rGAKING.-Sometime aeo it was aa.
zoucc:d ID the Richmond psptrs, acd the 40
Lcupccmcut Was at oGcs copied ioto the Ca
z3tiA, Lh!t tao Gi the Conservative oanvsss:r5
#cu'l, speak ia this city to night Sine, tho
tl:at announcement We have heard nothing
more ul'i! this u.oruiog, whca vo were iuforn.
Cd thai :hc Conservative Superintendent was
a5seu: itouI the city; that 30 room had bccn
gagged or soy preparation msde. and that 20
speaking WIS expected. UDoa this gentle
man ivttsrsphad ono Ut the canvsssais thst
thora 1cud be 30 speaking here to night, and
tina: bis ammuDiilua would b, wasted apy.
how. IS everybody her, IS right on the DEBT
qleS.iIu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
HEGp30SSSu.

CHICAGO. Sai!. 222.--Enc .uSC. ". Parker,
while towing tho schooner s. a. Wood &c
E7ops;ou, bur. her boiler 81 riao o'clock this
morning. when u!f Lincoln PAX. -Four Eer
were killed "a: one lcjutct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

ACCIDENTS Nj. J9an Whitbeck. who re-
sides on Sou.h L:o street, Lad bis hscd very
severely burned las. 1sh: b? the ostcb!rg Ere
OF al oil lamp which had g i0ase collar. The
hsmss a'so caught to tha curtains CT thu room.
but vera speedily es.icgusbcd.
Mr L. y How | , conducslr On stock
t:aia Ga tbo MIdIaad road. had hl3 hight haId
severely mashed at S2!em, ca Ss!uIds7 night
while coupling.
Mr.. Charles Watkins, il lie employ OF The
same compan:, vas severely bilised by bs!rg
throwa from car, ncer The depot, ca F:lday
blight cirf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

THE EQUlNoX.-I cs!clda7 was lie day
fxed By scientists tcr the cquiocx. aud the
usual storrl which accompanies that e7t II; was
not b; hi1d time. Tho day yesterday WAS cold
aud Threatening, aud q: night tn ere was a
storm OF wind ard rsin. To-day the weather
he's been cold end cloudy With indications OF
falos weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

ga TIE GAZETTE DURING TIE FAIR
During the approaching Fair in this city, at
which It : expected there will be Thousands Of
strangers, large extra edition Of the GsZette
will bs printed dsily f,7 circulation 3. t&o Fair,
though the city and in lie country. Our ner-
chants will thus have an opportunity Of sdrer-
Using their business through chsEnel that will
reach the greatest number and do The most good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Sept'r. %. 1919.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather
and rain, north to east winds, stationary OF
higher Temperature and lslllnZ baro.Ee:eC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

Aurs.-lt is estimated that there ara 10 the
u. S. over 100000 railway cats Of all kinds. el-
81 10000 engines. These engines and cars 10
travelling over the roads loso annually between
four nnd five millions o? us. These will
@csb Cv.r 100000 pouods, gnd their COS: is
bc.%een $50, 600 and $4,000. and this loss is
Coc,inu.d irJm year to year. saying nothing of
the ru:s ;hre~a into tho scrap heap. with their
h0l's, worthless. And yet We hesr poOpo say
there i % m.rSo; Ter bolts and cuts, and that
therefore tbs establishment Of factory here
Tool! not pay. |; ce't,oy pays elsewhere;
Why not here. "hCre material, labor, ~, are
chcan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

PERSONAL --Mr. j. l.. Adams whose illness
vas mcol2ntd CO Saturday. is much improved,
sn3 il 4 :ar Eay irr co1vaGseuee.
Mr. Il. II. l.:ihsu. Wko. as h"re.cf1le 70
,!ceG was rIecea delegate from tic Aiexan-
tria Ce.hniic Bsn,iici Society 10 the Catholic
Ben fetal UpivD cf America. left for Dayton.
Onic, lo,!ay 20 attend the session OF that body,
which, fsseIailes there 10 morr0g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

CIRCUIT COURT. -fDls vas the Gay set Tor
the meeting OF tho CiIcli! Court IN this city.
Owing, however. to thu iadisptstloo OF judge
Keith, he cid no. ec1iv2, and tho court was adj
jouroed until 10 morrow, when judge Robert
Turner, of the Winohaa!er Circus, is EXPECTED
to bo present and preside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
Captain SNITH.--l'he Udioo, W. Va.
MAitkuan ssYS:

''C.?t- Francis L. smith Of Aiexarl 10, W.,
s)r Of he late Fr.nci g. Smith. esq who was
appointment lawyer Of tia. city, wa, on tho Dad
lat!hEt ncmlNstsi bT acc!aMsLion for thu State
eGAt1 by tbs H,rnocia:ic Convention for the
Gistrc! cOmpo:oi Of the city of Alexandria and
the counties o! Aiexsadria, Fairfax and Prince
William. Cap. Smith is Il talented and prom .
!nenI TcunE lawyer Of Alexandria. and will mako
an eiIsieI and faithful representative His
mother. SISTER and aunt. (Mrs. Dsingerti cid, J
Lave boea Speeding sono time at tho Red Sui.
phuT springs This soason, SID the Captain him.
"ei *a7 tae;e !2c several weeks, during which
!'ni" by his 7ccial and ataata disposition, his
&;ace!u &ni poli!s manners, no eadeared him
self to sll who had tie pleasure Oh making his
acquaintance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

( HAEA Avls-A curIew, bird Tsrely
setu l., ttis psrt ct the county, Eas sEo; st
asa Slightly w2ls5cd At Jonsss Poipt ytster'
coy e7euug. II w:'s canIured, All! will ba tx.
hitited at tie coming Fair. Il is supposed
that the bird was bugn off The c last of Florida
i by gale OF wind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS Tho Roberts
Chapel, III. +. Church. cC!orod, Gu south Wash
sgton sr,ct. was closed yesterday, and vii
cootiauc closed for several weeks. Eyterslv5
repairs and alterations ire bcirs made to TIE
Interior 70. the first the 10 twenty fiVo years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

SoMNLMBGLisM We lasrn ir3.a to Fairfax
Messenger that daughter of Mr. w. Il. Ea.-
risaD, Of Mouat Vcr1ua District. fairfax Co.,
Irene, sged J.! yaara, f@':a stout FIR hs. ege
weighing ogsr a hundred pounds, aad very
pretty, res're1 t. her room in tho sscoad story
of her fathers house as usual On Sunday night
three wesis sgo. During tho nigat che had s
sotnnambalis!c IL. and going to heC chambe
window iesped to tbs brick psvament, distance
OF IL tee., Although sustaining no se7ous inu-
rla3 by her psTi!GuS leap, sac wa3 Sc araly hurt,
receiving psin!ul confusion Oh her chin and
spraininS ono of her ankles She made her way
into tho house and aroused her paraa's before
they were aware CT her sCcidoL..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

FAIR NorEs Tho proposed tourlsmeu! at
the Fair g!ouaG5 will &c he'd 8: > p. u. ca
Tu9sdsy, tbs ooh, s7d nos at 10 2. NJ, az here.
t;i',ro nuEouGcG3.
Tho track ia iu SyoDaii ooudiIi,n, &c! AaTiDs
hcea a. al Injured u l4ss nights reia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

SUPPOSED INCESD!ART-Tne burning OF Fir
Osnfsld's store. at Fairfax g. H is now be.
lieved to have baen The work OF an ;nccndary,
and the Loudoun Insurance Company has oiIsr-
cd ST. and Mr. Garfield s reward for tho cap
turo and conviction OF tho guilty parties. A bag
containing white sugar was found in the ice
house of Judge Thomss, which compared with
sugar kept By Mr.. Garfield, sad search war.
rant WAS Issued to search the premises Of col.
ored man named Gsskins, at Fails Church, A
negro man named Tucker, wlo was arrested and
placed IL; iil on suspicion Of being ccucsrnsd in
the robbery, was released there baiD. no proof
upoa which 20 GOld hin. e. Iegro man named
Fenton T.b1s, suspected Of the crime, left on the
day CT the arrest OF Tucker end Jackson, the
latter of whom hss also baon reles7ol snt has
not been heard o. since
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

Gsr The Conservative meeting which wss TO
hsvo taEen places to. night is postpone! TO a Fl: =
lure lime, to BIO designated by the city and coun-
" executive committee. !. is understood tbs.
Ing arran8enent is acceptable to Gen. Huntcn
and Other distinguished eert!emon who wera
announced TO speak +,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

IoL!cE lTEMs.-The foiiowioa c,sis Lave
kcau tried slncs Saturday:
Frank DeFsushn, for being drunk and Dis
orderly WAS lined and discharged.
{ yaIug West Eader 70. being d.uok end
disoTterIy was fined aud discharged.
Robert B.al, c0trsd. for asssuitipg Joseph
Mitchell, also colortd, was sent 10 the cba1
gang, Tor pine,y days
JoSept Thompson, coIorcd, for iistr!erIy
coadact, Vas sect to Tho chsio gang for SKY
GayS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

GERMAN SCHOOL Tho schoIsrs of tie Ger.
na7 school taught by Mr. David Sesslcr, Rabbi
Of the HstIeH coz gregaiioa, had 90 czanina~
tioa st the synagogue, on Washington street,
yesterday merti1g. The school has only been
orsac'2ed for about three months, but toe
scholars exhibited marked proficiency. OILY
tie psicG;s CT the caiIdteu were present ct toe
cZaw;ns'ioa. Master Louis Eicbbsrg delivered
a very beautiful address 10 German, and Mss
Ter Rafferty, also distinguished tiusslf By bis
atteipmcptF. Tic. whole entertainment re
tiic,ed great credit on Dir. Se:sler.