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Daily Republican., 1879-10-18
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

- ~ - NAAAA>A~
OfOne twostory Brick Dwelling, SearIes
near Second street.
One two story Frame Dwelling, No. All
Orange street.
Five Lots IN Laurel street near delaware
avenue
-Four Lots on Elm and Harrison streets.
Two Lots on Peach gtreet, South Whining.
ton.
Three Lots on Twelfth street over Eleventh
street Bridge.
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBERls,
At3P. NJ, on the premises
Without postponement, Withdrawal, or un.
derbl dding. The dwelling on Orange street
has four rooms and garret, let l2x62 feet 4
inches, is central and convenient in location.
the dwelling on Searles street has four rooms,
lot l2x72, with 3 feet alley privileges In rear,
and Is on evated and good ground, and the
fourteen lots are variCusly located, mostly In
improving parts of the city. An omnibus will
leave the Clayton House at 2 30 +. NJ.
For terms, plot and particulars see posters.
J. T. HEALD.
l0-l3l5,l7-ls Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-18

VIYANTED.-A smsrt, honest colored boy
w OF IL or l3 years old, to go errands and
do chores around the house. Apply to ia
French street. 10-l+t
Daily Republican., 1879-10-18
sUBLIC SALEOF COWS
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

--~
NyUTICE j, JOS. H RICHARDS, HEnE.
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, in and for the County Of New Gas.
tie, on Monday, the nth Of November, being
the FIRST day OF the November term, 1879. for
license to keep an Inn or Tavern at No. "a
King street, in the Second ward, OF the
CITY Of Wilmington. County and State afOre-
said, with the privilege OF selling intoxica-
ting liquors In less quantities tnan one quart
to be drank on the premises, and the follow
Ing respectable citizens recommend the said
| application to witt
Nicholas Jenny, CHARLES Weyl,
A. b. Tatman. NJ. A. O'COnner,
Nathaniel Melchi.rjrJ l.. Brown,
John H. Rigney, X. II. KIRBY,
Daniel Pipino, Anthony Willis,
John W. Butler, Charles Il Sparks,
Joseph Bradford, Charles II. +. Gross,
William Reece, NJ. Hayes.
jacob SchelIer. Andre Fulmelc,
Adolf h Kl0berg. w. !. Tush,
Wm. H. Beckley, i. q. File,
Peter q rose. J. l.. Row,
Nicholas Jenny, jr., Bernard Row.
lOl7.3t JOS. H. RICHARDS.
NYOTICE.-LINTON SMITH AND Ed
~ ward G. Painter, trading as Smith X
Painter, druggists, do hereby publish their
intention of applying in writing to the No
yernber term OF the Court OF General Sessions
for 1879, in and for New Castle county for a
license to sell intoxicating liquors, for medi.
cinal purposes, at the northwest corner OF
Seventh and Market streets t7Ol Market ST.. J
in the Filth Ward of the CITY OF wilmington,
and the following gentlemen recommend the
said application;
ID. W. Maui. M. ID. Anthony Higgins,
JOSEPH Speakman, John X. Kane. M. ID.
Benjam n Nields, Thomas II. Savety,
Allen Speas man. Francis N. Buck,
lgnal ius g. Grubb, A. N. Sheppey.
Geo. ID. Armstrong, Levi G. Bird,
p Il. f. Smith Levi q, Bootes,
Alfred tiawthrOp, i0hn II. Walraven,
q. Il. Maxwell, M. ID George ) frubb,
Il, n Jones, Edward W. Hopes
Granville Worrell, John Warner
Joel Frist, George AllIOn,
Samuel McClary, Jr., W W. Corsc, NJ. j.:
lOI7-3t SMITH h PAINTER.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-18
EDUCATION Al.

M AFLLMCOD INSTITUTE, Concord
AN vile, Pa, for both sexes, is situated on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central H.,
H., and is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students sre prepared
ior the active duties Of life, for business and
college. 1t excells in healthy location, good
rooms, and firstclass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they have home. For cat&
loguo call on DR.. T.. q. Shortlidge, 1871
Market street. Wilmington.
J. SHORTIIDGE I Nj,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-18

Wy XYANTED.-A white girl, with reference,
w for general heusework. Apply at the
corner OF Seventh and Shipley streets.
10 lift JNO. 7. GARDNER.
IN RESSMAKER COMPETENT TO CUT
IL III, drape and trim, will go out by the
day or take work home. Apply to No. 1925
Market street. l0-S2wd*
, 1879-04-21

mission, 10 tako or receive. directly og In
directly, or directly or Indirectly contEact OF ngrce
nancy, bonus. interest. valuable thing, or CONSUL
ctnion from any bank. CORPORATION, association,
Whatsoever, for ,lie lunn. ,,se. or lupualt OF any
such public money. Any Treasurer Or ntcr OIL
ccr who shall vlnntn tho psov|htnnA of this act shall
tIorcnt. shat bo punished by no Of not less thn,,
Fl, GOO aud no. mere than s. QUO. aud s'y npris.
ono ycur md not lnaso thnn tive years.
FOOLS.
Next appeared tho bill IN regard to "Pools."
Senator Merritt moved 1t I,s rceon,mittcd to
the Judiciary Committee. lie wautcd to sce If
II WIS right.
Senators N!lllc, 1asll, Mcclellan, unl White
, 1879-04-21
The OIL CONFLICT.

How lang md flrcaty Is Tho night
tlf crrtity aud Entn.
Oil whrn will .i.wn the tuorn!ng-1sht,
And loye begin 10 reign:
VIC waved Tho Tag at Freedom o'ct
Our virgin Western soll;
ThrtU salenlnly to tini W. twofo
No alpsU should ever tutl.
trwns then tho South. unltct, strong.
ltetulyAtl IN have light;
Fur In Oppsesei0n's cruel wrong
TlGY cla!!nr1 u sacfGtt rtent.
A fort In Ciarlcston's harhor ttotmed.
10 nro the Southern heart;
A Rebel Government WAS t01med-
Eleven States depart.
A Democratic President
Saw IN Secession charms,
And fOunt M power ~ lHssenti
Nut Lincoln called to arms.
Nine hundred thousand mon called out
To n,ake Tho tsAftors Yield
And sill was heard tho ltebol shout
Upon the battlefield.
Tho Proclamation came at last,
With Frec1nn, fur lhs slAScs;
4 dubky row OF soiElcfs passed.,
Aud we wGro sayGl from knAve4.
s'wilhdtsw tho troops!' TITS dono. To-day
j vict0ry ~ claimed.
And u1tcpcnitng llelh.'s say, :,
''Tho Gauss we lott II gained"
And l,ino. Gu, b. tho lash restore
Tho Negtn@B blbod fs thGt;
No tEoups are arnt TO stop tho gore,
For LlUorsy ia dead.
Aud meath tue statcs;r right scheme 70 sec
4 puEpose to despo!l
This freedmen ot thrII ll6esty,
, 1879-04-21

Ing and to he printed. A number nf House bills
wcro then taken Ut, nn,l read n frat time. The
n,sc which provides for Fish Commission mil
the cultivation Of fnod fishes WINS ordered to a
second reading without reference.
The blu authorizing eltics to contract with nd
Joining towns for Tho sunply Of water md saw-
craHo extension was given n similar preference
ecnnto bills wcro ttcn talton up on sceond
reading. When
aENATR MIL nNj
was read, Senator johnson arose nns' sail this
bill was aufllcIcnt text for good speech, but
, 1879-04-21


answered, tNeyerl' ana, yon Btupitl. rnu
ffnzc, n,nl bsITcd like teicrraph-potc, aid jcft,
y! dear mol mud certainly thought that al tbts
day there wns nobody Under tIle Run who wns 90
unpnr,]ouhblv obtuao, 40 far behind tho age and
tho rage, lint he would mt have instantly met
nc With, 'Wllas, ncverif nnd given mo tbs
chance TO reply, We'll, hardly eyet.'"
, 1879-04-21

advocated tho bill. Tho latter Senator went for
The pool.rooms IL very suyage why, nill when
he concluded Senator Merritt aross uud said:
"Mr. President, I'LL convinced. altl Withdraw
my motinn.'
'fAs bill was then ordered to third reading.
Tue full text Of this n,casufo, as 1t now stands,
Is o. follows:
A DlLL for ~ act In relation 10 bet1 wagers aud
paoIs+
sEc1loH ]. Da 1T snactsd, &C., That nry pufton
persons, partuetshin, association. corporation
who t!lall Keep suy roam OF building. OF any part
Or portion Of any roam or building, OF Occupy any
, 1879-04-21

hc thought The wisdom of The measure would
commend Itself to every Senator without any
special advocacy. Some stlrc and severe lam TN
thls subject appeared to be tile only safeguard
whtcl, the people could have ngainst the i'm
uropcr use or loss Of publIe funds. This b, lie
believed. furnished ilscss requirements, a1n! he
hupci II wdutd 70 to q third recalling .itllout
amendment. It wns ST ordered. Following Il
the Nllt:
ltLL for an oct to prohibit the 1oan'ug Of public
money. '.-.. ...-,. ...,.
SEcrlas l. Re II tnafird. &c, That II .l.all be
district Of municipality. OF tor a,iy public Ioari
or Commission. ar any soIuccr or Tteasnrcr
thrreos. having tho carc or custody pf
district, municipality, public BoArd or Com.
, 1879-04-21
SlnlNVA' -hAA@"
rba Now Notorious Com
mon Jail Of sanga-
mon County,
n,1,cro Frank Novins Was
Imprisoned for Con"
tempt
=, The Illinois General and
~ Very Particular AS
sernbly.
r,ers Of tho Exterior and In.
terror of tho Gloomy
Prison.
peu-sketches Of Some Of Mr..
Nevins' Fe1low-Pris-
oners.
saturday Finds Thin Attendance
in Both Houses as
Usual.
Qualifications Proposed with Ref
erence to the Existing
Registry Law.
p)l to Encourage q Higher Grade
Of Morals in County
Treasurers.
Action on the Park Assessment
Bill Postponed in the
House.
Qualifications Proposed with Rel
erence to the Existing
Registry Law.
ALL to Encourage n Higher Grade
Of Morals in County
Treasurers.
Action on the Park Assessment
Bill Postponed in the
House.
THE DASTILE.

ON TIE INSIDE.
special Dtspa!ch to The Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April l2-Ihcre aro pre-
e,u.ed herewith number Of cngraSln9s Of inc
sngamon County jail a. sprlae1leld, IN whfcn
tie CORRESPONDENT Of IHE TRIBUNE was I'M"
Ed,oncl for thirteen days W t',o arbitrary man-
t1tc Of the House OF Representatives Of inc aea-
ts Assembly o1 lllIno'e, 1or an aheeco con'
tempt which consisted IN relualns 10 answer Get"
Ia questions proponnuea 70 nun oy tl'e mouse,
touching certain charges OF bribery ~hieh haa
hen mido against hcmhcfs' WHICH cnafeea
tsre haed upon Information obta'aea from con-
tlsnslsl sources under inc pleoee et secrecy
TLepowes Of the Dody IN question 70 MAKO INC
t1ot':onnent for contempt was lesteu III LUG
Court aud wlth uie oeelslo' u lat .1'ooua1 tiio
taF'espoaasn' m aoes Nv. w" h,op w 4ua,.s''
That Is past. The harsilness anu severity oI the
tuntshment Tor tue onense-H 30 mila an ~
fraction ol legislative etaquetto as contempt LOT
Tie present Aonse OF REPRESENTATIVES, Gun oo
tailed ah ohchSe-'6 opcn ~ etase
aacs1on .! att GLASSES " t.'o eoui@
nul's1' lhe universal orac''co ncssto'ofo
70 saeh cases hns pceh u l"Pe!soh the oteuucs
to some apartment IN or aoout INC Cap'1oa
eSadhs III t!'e CUSTODY ot 'ho DoolAeepes y,
sas.susa'. .,s'.. ,.,,,.. 49,. e,er,r - ~,
.ana,. % !" y, tasa.,sanad ~ y on,,non to,, win
,ns.,. au'' .,aI .,s .,,a.a " ~ s ,oc,.cI
vi, 'sJ,, .,,s.,,, ,.,,, and vo,t,,.tion
III a ssi without proper l'gnt ana vehslal!on,
s't, sa,,,,r ,.1.,tr -, In ,nu.t.a tv.re
.s,s.,aa 4,.t ,aa,s.s"' ,ent,ntome dt..,..
aA'ssea Win soa'"so''e a',o eohtaEao"s u'sca'e'
10 Il! o. these dangers and diseomhts t.!e CORE.
'pondsnt was exposed Ut III: hazard OF us ''ia
.na lhc peril OF his health. That thls order Of
Tie aouss waa not literally carried cut, as It was
h"."a, u ovaus seucu, "as o"'"S ~ ,o to ea0. ~,
, 1879-04-21
How Little Th!nRs AalIrt tho Poetic Mind.

julia A. Moote, lllu Sweet Singer Of Michigan,
was nearly paruiyzcl With establishment when
recently informed that 'seclntH didn't rhymu
with ''br eat." She has not sufficiently rreuy-
tkcd tu tinish her natfcompleted poe.n "Qutke
Birth Of 4 Now apring4h
, 1879-04-21

THE E.ts(SCOIsAlIAN9t
Thc ctrcuIar rccent,v tas,,ctl Ly tho Ia,ty NJ
th. rntsco,,,,.,, i,n.,,. r., ,r,,,,tI,n a., ,,,,
~ -".S '.p''eop""aH o,N'su' ~ "po"a' , ~ ~
ea'heafai ehanles pam mas evokco 1ep'y
Of considerable langtll from Bishop Wcllcst
n copy OF which found its way into the
hania NJ rur Tutrryr rorrcsnonfient yrstcr-
dov H., i,.,,an ,,ore.., ,,r.,o .,,ora II sr,ooo
.iA'. me nSllop oeso'es large snare o, space
handling the mis- aona.y funds Of tho CITY Of
Milwaukee hr has ncr,nittcl thrm IN flow tnto
lin vcrv channels ,r ,vhi,l, la f,una linn, r,c,
."", :" "''s" "s 4''."- ''te' wv" ..'s.
far s'.nply carried cut work that ioruGr I''sh-
ops and diocesan missionaries lad commenced,
Uc ouotc, ,,,c carm. NJ thc f.,urc1, ,,ov.
orn,ry t,,.,. ,,t.,osi,tan ~ ~, ,n,.ston,r.
iu!aua 70 snsta'n ais poAtE1n, aihl
ponts out w.at , no % tes'ns lnaecsraelcs n ,
nn. ,.n, ~ tnI .f ~ ss.,,,!, ~ ,ns
.nsme". td n4 ,t,s. aoceaa .me n,aso 70 a ass"'''
our beIiop a.ltesatcs nsIi protests aEaltlsL
tile atnpata1tGh thAt th!ulgn'ty ntl,l i1Wef "lch
ss au, IT, ,,n ~ % Nv wo,E, ~, e a,s, us @
lees IN wnat he IN, 1a oog, nta noE a.G tal1etM,
~ souis H'.u tne extension ot Lhs1sts H'nE
uu.1,; T. pso1ssIs aEnnaL H. ,1r !l,,nses! nii!
~, .nr !no uesu. Ends are Seeulcn Y mseatis; a'h.
ny w. use " ,Ga.s ~ noa {1eh,,np!'sG eiiue!;te
,a ta' .nv en-, u III " 'my, ur sht na' % n,s
.ho .ho eo,.'alJ, Mnt s"ur ntsn'ii e'"nls
,.,. t., ~, a eu III, H., e'
emu ~ ~ "oIk conhcctco WIN W Ga;leufal:
Au .s iact % ssaas Mpn !,, c"nactn ,t,.,a 5n u.s
n, ,'',r r,sn IN ,,,'i'r. ~ IN n.'. , ,,f Nv, Nv,
,n,s i u. shase' Lu s,a nia snssc ~ "osh
"nsn nas gIsu |1 naesL Viii nuIeGns IVY unu na
it' ~, ..i ts '',, 30 ~ @
M..,a ..s Taeusa' Wy ~ l'u.l.t VI onp"e,'o a n'N'
ai, h.r, a,, .,,'l , ~ u.,,,,
we.. 'a's ~. . nee't s.e ' 'Me & ' =. nst
nto.ss ~ Etes sGa.sts, III .a use y. ~ . vasa'
u, "" II, RnsrT, o v,nw ~ III IL thni hn.
, 1879-04-21
WEDDINGS.

At st. Johns Church (uermau) on Tuesday
the Itev. John Daldng united In nnrrlnce Mt.
William Ktcck.,oler, OF the firm Of kicckhcfer
Brothers, nt,l Miss Louisa Schroeder, daughter
or ex.Ald. Schroeder. A reception fol-
lowed tho marriage Mt the residence Of the par
cnts Of thr bride, mud hctcnadc was rendered
to tic young couple BY Bnch's Band.
On the evening Of the sumo day Mr. Walter
i. Ta!ntor uud Miss jcnno KfnEsbury were
married Mt the BRIDES hnu,c, on Eighth street,
by tho Itcy. J.. +. Tntntor, o! DEBORAH, 1a., q
brother nf tho groon. A reception w!s hcl,l.
nftcr which the couple rcparct to tllcfr iuture
home, NJ. ZIG Twelfth street. Tie affair was
Of the quiet ktuil iately 80 frequent.
At IL O'clock Wednesday forenoon Mr. John
l.. Fcrgusoi1, Assistant Ticket Agent OF the
Chicago e Northwestern Railroad, was married.
70 Miss Fanniu l.. Hwcetlana, daughter 0f e. IL:
Swtotlan.l, ti,u tobaccnnlst, At tic rcsiencu Nf
thr parents OF t,e britle, hy thu Rev: Henry T.
Hose. Tic young couple Will srenu Their honey
moon at tic lomc of tile parclts uf tic groom
tn 1t. Joseph, Mo.
spartnnburg. 8. c., n,nl alits lfela kastlcr,
dalIsiltor of Meyer Kanucs Of tbls city, Ia un.
nouncctl. This inarrlaye will bo solemnzcd III
September.
, 1879-04-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The social happenings Of sl'u week llavo been
few In Number, considering that 1t Is holiday
scuson.
Ou Tuesday cyenlng Mr.. Rutus Allen cntcr-
taincd soycnty-tlye young pcoplo at Ills resi-
lente, No. 573 Cass street.
On tle samu evening, Mrs. X, G. johnson, at
her resltlenca No. Iii Astor street,, entertained
colnpany oE friends.
On Thursday oven[ug Mr.. and Mrs. Katzcn-
stein celebrated thelr silver wedding anulyer.
sary, at No. $40 Jackson street. They wcro sur.
rounded by u Eoo,tly ,,lnbur Of relatives u,,i
friends, and all enjoyed pleasant time.
Monday eyrn!ug thu young. ladics Of Mtlwau.
kcu College enjoyed u soeiable at tAe Collrgs
Hall.
'rhe lud!es otTrinity Mission successfully con-
Quoted IN Easter market at tho Metropolitan
Hotel. South slde, on "Wednesday aud Thurs.
day evenings. ..-...
Mrs. Oscar Linlanan entertained company
handsomely on TilursdaY cyoulns at her resi-
duneu, No. lG3 pIdllu street.
, 1879-04-21
The Prosecution of Corrupt
Democratic Ex-Coun-
ty Officials.
4 Most Delightful tlrddIe that flas Grown Ont
of Tho Increment for Hew Produce
Exchange.
Bishop Wel1os Replies to the 0iroular Letter
Of Epieoopaliau Laymen on the
Cathedral Chapter Subject,
Weddings, Society Notoa. A1uuaements,
Etc, Etc.

kstEs. kstC.
..s.-- -
CORRUPT OFFICIALS. 1
En-eh.l Correspondence " The tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 17.-1he pros ecu
tion Of Charlie, Ca,ner. former Clerk NJ the
,I.,,.,,.sI t..',... III .'. ~ ~
t'n"'e'pa' eoas', u" l"o s'ist'het caarEes oa
While PERFORMING the duttcs Of
his ot1lec, and Of Peter Bel|Inghnuscn nnd
to.n.- ,,s, ,,',,,, r.o.n,,r ,r,.,, n, W",.,-,..
sAsp.'' a'so a"s' 'esc".'5 WIN 'is' "le'b"'m'
Re., tac nFescht monument, on Charge of oift-
clal 1DnltcasaNce, continues 10 ATTRACT Intention,
but us yet only IN limited circles. Tile event
nro,n,.ca to b.rom,, lrcIdedlr .en.o,tn,l
,.,,o,,". n,,,o,, 49,. .s.''s T.. ,s'.,
Ho"e'es' WV" I'll" u'o ior tHa. af.
rlses' Al tho preliminary examination Of
Casper on Thursday, few people wcrc
nrcsnnt unu t,,o,e eoui,p,ed matnly of ,.on1or
h,I,t,mc. ~ ,,,u 1.,,r, ,Y,o nx.,!,,1,,to,, ,...
- ..n"Ns .,'s ~ .',- Nv '.,4 ,@""'''tN"' wv, e "as
cuhanca 70 tho records Simply. nui required
but four or I've witnesses. II resulted In the
preaucrs being held tpr trial in this sum al
s4to hail. no the .urnrI.a NJ crrryhn1r, f:,s.
t,.r ,o,,,,t n,,l m ,,,,a -. ~, NJ. 49,,
w "ou'o W. w "'e " +" W." n's p''u' "''i
waa eonpe!'ea 70 submit 10 incarceration IN slle
County jail. When one considers the fact that
only II few years suce Charley Casper was STR
reminded VI host of trtenda. whu tIrauk lis
wine ad enjoyed his tctcs; thnt H.
dies SMILED ,upun him md PRONOUNCED
GtHl snot ul1'y H'ElIhoMe man,
but really lever fellow H. every rcsnect, this
rrstsit Is really surprlslny, hut It Il ,uerely 4
repetition OF illu painful Truth tint nlnn With
ont mnsley " times Of trial nd srlhulnt!on fluids
himself without friends; TINT In ilh, present
agn !. tn9ncyless man has 20 b'isineas With
frlen!'s. 10 put 1t III diilcrent torn still, man
devoid Of tneasla nect! lever expect to have
5rlents. While Csspcr lad money 10 spend h.
found himself constantly surrounded "
people Wllo hailed Him ns n Jolly
Eodd feilow, md were always glad to
meet atld be with hn'. But With tile
departure Or ii's nancy tt'rse admirers DEPART.
cd, They had no further use Tor MIN, uni Gid
not care to associate with him, much less co1nc
70 Ills rcsclsc when he needed their o*sistatee.
Te make matters WORSE, hs Ti(e md ID her family
relations haYt deserted hin also. Thus he tlnus
lnaclf alone In the world, with scarcely sytsl-
pathtzer til The wide circle of l!1s acquaintance.
But the nccursc1 wnc-cup has brought the
change, nnd to tt alone car1 hc ascrlbc tic fall
from grace. ltls fair to prssane That II lie could
live his ifu orer agatn Chur'ev Casper would
be found I'M entirely different lnan from what
he has bcoti hitherto.
As for l'el1ingllausen and Phillips. they watch
ell The preliminary examination Of Casper close
~, for the purpose Of determining tho extent
mud natlirc Of The testimony. US well ns tile evf-
, 1879-04-21

FASHION NoTxa. - Fur collars afe litt!s worn by
lad0s this SEASON. and this wllt gtSu tso TO many
severn coughs and culds. Dr.. Iulrs Cough Syrup
10 certain aud safe c1fe III every easa. pscp 2ac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-03
RUSSIAN ASSASSINS.
Attempt to Kill The Car.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
RAILROAD TRANSFERS.
WALL STREET UPS AND DOWNS.
ATTEMPT TO KILL THE CZAR.
He Escapes, but the Car with His
Baggage Is Blown Up.

Moscow, Dec. 3.-After the arrival OF the En-
peror last night, whilst the second train con-
tanning the baggage was on the way hlther an
explosion occurred One luggage van was blown
to pieces and seven carriages were thrown off
the rails, but nobody was injured. To-day
deputation proceeded to the Kremlin to con-
graduate his majesty upon his visit to Moscow.
Previous to the Emperor's arrival In the hall of
audience the lord marshal gave the deputa-
tion the news Of the catastrophe on the pre-
vious evening. His hearers appeared for the
moment thunder struck, but Immediately after
wards broke out into loud cheers at the Eape-
ror'S escape. The Emperor appeared in st.
Georges Hall at noon, and was presented by the
municipal authorities with bread and SALT when
he spoke as follows:-Gentlemen; am very
glad to see you again, remembering the loyal
attachment which you evtnced on the occa-
sion of the sad event of April 14th. Similar as
surances then reached us from all parts.
Moscow, Dec. 3.-The explosives which de-
stroyed the imperial baggage train are stated to
have been placed on Monday evening under the
rails at point over which the imperial train
would pass just before entering Moscow railway
station. The Car arrived safely home how
ever, at II O'Clock Monday night, and the eX-
plosion occurred on the passage of the baggage
train half an hour afterwards. The house
whence the mine was exploded has been dis
covered and search is being made for the per-
petratOrS of the outrage. The Car will arrive
in st, Petersburg tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-03
Valuable Church Property Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-A fair was held last
night at the Presbyterian church. corner of
Broad and Oxford streets, to defray the eX-
penses of new organ. Early this morning
the flames could be eXtinguiShed everything
combustible, including the new organ, was de-
Stroyed, and nothing remained but the stone
walls and the steeple. The church stood alone
on lot, so that the fire did not spread to the
surrounding property. The church cost $780, 900
to build about ten years ago, and the damage is
estimated at $4,000, which is fully covered by
insurance. There is perpetual policy of $4,000
each in the Fire Association, and insurance
company OF North America, and other insur-
anceS as follows: $4,000 each in Royal and
Of Philadelphia, all on building: $1,000 in Citi-
zens, of New York, on furniture s., 900 in Scott
ish Commercial, on organ and 81 900 in Guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-03
A Cadet Midshipman ON Trial.
Especial Dispatch to The Sdr.l

lSDtttU DtSfUftW " fHt NtUf.J
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. "A general court martial
is in progress at the naval academy for the trial
OF Cadet Mfdshipman Smith Salisbury, who Is
charged with "hazing" young man named
Charles G. Cough, while a candidate undergoing
examination for admission into the naval acad-
emy as cadet midshipman. Capt. Robson Is
president of the court, and Lieut.. Jno. c. Soley,
judge advocate. Mr.. James Revell, of Annap-
oils, represents the cadet. The examination
showed that the "hazing" occurred out
side of the naval academy, and the
counsel for Salisbury contends that the authori-
ties have no jurisdiction in the premises, inas-
much as the statute OF 1S13-'74 chap. 49, provides
that the offense commonly known as ''hazing"
must be committed within the grounds in order
to punish the offenders. The counsel will con-
tend that the civil authorities have the jurisdic-
tiOn to punish, and that the offenSe committed
does not come under the jurisdiction OF the pro-
visions laid out in the statute. The court
martial will be continued to-day. Cadet Sails
bury entered the Naval Academy September,
%, 1878; is from New York state, and at present
is member OF the third class. In the event of
the court finding the party guilty, he will be
dismissed, and the cadet so dismissed shall
be forever ineligible to apDOntment