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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
Thc Fairfax s5eipyafa,
FAIRFAX G. L., Va, Oct. 81, Is,

1Aih'-'A -. LIZ A. OGL Dti 49,,
To tie ciitor Of tic Aicraalria Gazette:
In you. issue ofthe 2JLt inst. l noticed $ !,t,t,
from TITS plaza copied f;otn tho Richmond
Wing, giving short account or oGr primary
election on tho Dad. Tho person who wre:c
thai letL:r made ona or tGo right smart bua-
Gers. Hc ssys the fuEjcrs adhered 70 A. c
Lsndstrecti never did the ve:rans of Lucknow
and AusterlltZ stand by tho iltla corporal like
tho men Of Fairlsx cid by !: Z. Earr on the
22nd inst There aro two MISTAKES here's o!rr
Is tnaL lhe;c were SO Eany funde!s who vota!
Tor hlr. Farr ms there wsro for ar Landstrecl
Mr. Fsrr declare; himself = supporte. of The
MctulGch bill, or Gi so lec!sre before tho
primary, and he WAS voted FOR By th. iunGCri
MIR. FAIR nomination does not mean q road
Ju:tat's victory by any means. Though he VS.
elected the last time to tho Legislature and de-
cisred that ne would support ali measures that
would settle the debt question; and when h
went To Richmond be voted with the resdiuS!ers
d: every jump; still he IL 10 roaGjustcr ~ hui
will support tho mcCGllcch bill even if il is :,
jrdhE and chcGt. (h!s words horo in Al address
At our September court). Tho other mislsk.
San Culottu' makes is THIS: Tho bslIlo Of Aus.
tcriliz was fought on the 2ad OF December, 1866.
and tho bstLio Ct Lucknow some lily years aft:
the little corporal died the 5lh Of May lS2i.
Ono Dalt!o WAS in Europe and tho other IN Asia
Again. he says, II 2l5 votes weIo cas-. Tor Fart
and I"9 for Lsnds.rGet FAIRS majority was
mora tban ID ; bu! Farr did not receive LIS
but 49, and tsndstreet 90 giving tho Whole
vote ut LIS NO hope Sans Cu.olta' Is M
%dvocato OF tho FREQ school, for his history ard
ARITHMETIC ctr..iGiy indicate that no needs it,
HARD SCRABBLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

O.the cities 10 the STATE tho one above al!
Others that can least atT1Ei TO vote for rcpudi-
a.iog the States deb. is Alexandria. 1t is DOW
glgod 10 the oompos;Iioa o! its Own muac.
pal indebtedness upon terms similar to those
provided by the McColIoch bill for s,t.liag the
Stale debt. How wli It's failure to allow tn 0
State tho same means e compromising
her debt that it aTi!s iis,lS of be regarded?
And how could it complain ii lis creditors we're
Induced BY its rcpudiaiioa views to withdraw
from their agreement as rassrls tho settlement
CT their claims, brog suit sgains: the city, and
pltc, its affairs in the haDds ct trustees? Such
thing Is no. bcgoGd the range of possibility,
and then how would thos, who depend upon
the city as at present conducted fer support
let Giopp2
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8 < "a & isV; rTrl,ar

MrI Jamosh. NuTmaa litd at hcrrcsilsrc.
re'e HaroOur57i'o CO Wednesday, N }7lirs ;ss;
Mr.. James l.. taIpbe, ngomincrt spt
esteemed c!tiZ3n of Be :lcrl c3upy, died rir.s'
day moEuing.
L. J; s. koineE, Of Augusta ounty, Va, and
Lewis /. johnson, OF Mckinney, T,y,s. s'n'
dents at the Washington and Leo Uniycrsiiv
got lnto dispute Saturday about game G,
crcqoet, duFlns which koiuer struck Johrs3n
OF the head With Q malet, frac.uriug his skull
aud causing death few hours later.
at the County Court tf Sussex SATURDAY the
Jury 10 the cssc Of Frank Baker (colored), WHO
about two months si1iG murdered, in the mos.
atrCcIous maaEcr, A&Oes Shauds and cLil;
(colored), brought Ia vsTGic. ct murGtr in ihr
first decree. Mary Baker, rnothc: cf Ffark
Baker. charged with beioy acc, ssory to III,
.ame murder, is beiag tiled
The B:dfri Sep;ael s,ys: "Oi Tuesday
morning, JUS: tci3ro light. two metz Mr..
West, wh!:c. AID Wash. Turpir, c,orc1-
started GU. tu;k:y huG'iag 20 Capt. John TUT
pins laEd, Gcsc ChaTitmont. la short Will,
they Started Up flock OF turkeys aad got then,
scattrej. Tho two then separated and began
to hunt them by the usual 1acthci O! yclpi2c
ike the turkeys. Wcs3. hclriaZ who: he SUI,
pcs,d to be a tuIlaT ycp;os, crspa soa!thiy
to"aEds the step whence the uo:5a proceeded.
yclpicg in bis tura, AID 6ecisg dark oti c
%hlch ho tolk to DO . turkey n ovirg the bushcy
| tooli Gin ADD EIcd when &c bis cons!cras;:cn
| be discovered iha. lie had shot bis comp:rior.
Ihe bal catered tic mouth AID rss sd cuirs:g
| ttroa2h The fciG. TIC uriGliunstc men lived.
but 2 few c.omeats eitcc being shot. Too mae,
care Gao 10! o. ufcd ~ persons thus tuU;iDr
| together
Z d:s92!ci 10 the hchmead Dasfa:ch from
| Petersburg says: ~ difficulty occurred Ssturiay
! ngni IL = bowling saloon o. Boiaab.oai 81; Il
deiween Jam2s N. Ioucg AID George Hiator,
a which tie late7 was SHOT aud instantly ki.!cc
| by tie tOrmcT. The t%o Young mc1 lad bcc1
| drlnkl7g and got into : wa:m dispute abou.
| politics. !:i2tin being hcaG j1s.c; aai Youuc
a Debt Payer. Hcrt words passed, ard YcuuS
drew a pistol aud Gr.a twice. O2c ball crtclc,
| Hlntoui breast AID p.notTatcd the heart.
icuog Wis arrested aad icdScdiG al. iiiat2;.
Vas about twenty-five yesrs Of age, aud way 4
brother Of Senator William 4 !iiat0n aud O:
u. =. llCt0l. Commonwealth attorney !ls
| Petersburg. There is considerable cx,i!eu2t.t
Is tho city t. right, aud tLo unfortunate ati i!
Is Ct course greatly dcpi0rci. ilGtoo, it ar-
pears, seized YOuaS's pistol, aod with il struck
him blow, bui without doing u any c2usda
rablc damage. Ii IS Impossible nav u ascer
taln the exact words which passed between the
TWO end which rCsulc: N Etu1g uslfs HI.
| weapon with such deadly ttf.ct"
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VIEWS SF TIE iy.aS,.

There was aDo,hcr heavy frcs! ia Memphis
yesterday morning. SIX hundred ats,ntets re.
turacd last risht.
Tic Gtaia Trade Of New York resolved
sImo.t unanimously Saturday noInins to 10.
stuct The Grain Committee not to carry into
effect The cen!al system o. the Grit of January
rcyt relative 10 grain.
The Memphis Appeal AID Avalanche beth
resume rubi.a:lon 10 g full Sz, issue to-day.
Merchants report q lush o! business, aud phys!
csaS aIl agree That the cold Winds have eEept
away al tie ilogc:'0g germs o. the !c71r.
Mr. Sia OF Wolf, 10 The uamo and Gu behalf
OF The Board Of Delegates Of American IsresL-
ies presented MI mora! Yesterday 10 Secretary
E9ariS, utsi@g that the recognition OF the Jade.
psntcac' OF Roumania b. the government be
dc'atr5d uaiil Elumaaia recognizes the dccs!ioe
o! cI'!l n2d religious iittry when Vas provided
ir 6y ;ho heElip treaty.
Ne! SlGE!t;, formerly slave. has mido a
partial piymcnt Ga q stone 20 he planted iG the
graveyard at Duo Wcat, Gear Atb.viiie s. g.,
| oFer thc 2f:To OF bis cid mistress, who died
! a5ou: tho beSinuiag OF tho war. Upon the
stone Is 20 be Gu: the words: TO ny dead
Est'a. lie has s.p: Ter grave green ever
SlGae hc- Gcath, though It i:8a h3ca forgotten
IS o!hsrs
Augustus + t!:licr, souOg man Of s,yaL-
ictn years, shipping clerk o. L. Mas - & secs,
CT Bili!m0rc, WaSs2nt 20 the bank Saturday af-
teracoa e usso {: &C.. o;t OF about $3.50 il cash
aaG drafts, I'D 10 drag $3.50 90 cheos Of the
| hgC. The later amount vas Grawp, but nc
:c23slt VS. made lad Miller did not return t.
his Ri2ch Q! business. Marshal Gray telegraph
Cd Disruption Of sll!lar to various points,
aud this mora!og he was arrested a. Palkc;s-
burg, ". Va, On the train which lett there
last evening Ter Chicago. Nearly G the money
vas olnd on his plrsoa. aud be is nog 10
charge ot 81 officer, On his re:uro to Baltimore.
A stranger visited tho Iesidelc, OF Df. El-
wsrd b. Foo;e, the well kuoHn physician o.
Lexington Avenue. New York. last Saturday,
sud asked for the doctor. When tho latter was
disougsgsd, he took the stranger to his study
and asked hi5 business. The unknown mar
suddenly pulled out revolver. aud presented il
at the doctors breast. The latter srrlng ca
the would be murderer, EEd terrific strugglo
c1sued between thc Two Tor possession of the
Wcsp0G. They rolled over and over the fl Ior,
When TIC doctor succeeded 10 wrcnching the
| pistol from his ss;alsuL's grasp. and giving an
alarm. Tha police were sum uoncd, bus the
unknown mCu escaped through the study vim
dow. The doc:Cr was unhurt, though the re-
voVer was discharged olce in tho struggle.
The Io.icC arc 10 king Tor the Eurdcrous strau
ger The decor nroicssts ignorance Of apy
cause for The attack en- his life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
RisJsW Is-.fSHEIy-G TfI.N-.
SpeciGl Correspondence of the Alcea. Gd=ctt
WASHINGTON. D. O. NV 3 1870

Specidl Correspondence of the Alced. Gazette.
WASHINGTON, d. g.. Nov. 3, 1879.
TIC latest Intelligence ric,ived here TO day
relative to the cIccIi2na 10 take psc, tc- G,CrrcV
Is to tic following eff c.: That in Massachu-
sets tho republicans Will sweep the Stale. e0l
that The Butler vote will DO lts!han it was las
ycel; that in Pennsylvania the rts1l: il doubt.
ili,'s tho probabilities ia favor of thu tcmo
ctats; that in Maryland tho d:mo:ratic STATE
ticket will be elected. tu! that tho tcratchiup
on the county ,ickcts will BE- carried to such or
sXtcrt q, to secure the election cf several indie
pendent members 81 the Legislature aud many
county officers; that 10 VlreiLii tho republicans
will uotc with tbs regulators, and by that
means elect several mem5Crs Gf tho L,eisg
tu!c, bat that debt paying m.jorit7 OF the
Legislature will b, elected; and that while the
republicans GRO loud 10 their expressions Of be
lict 10 their ability to carry New York, the do.
iecion tt such prominent republicans as W. Il.
Dodge, who has expressed him self as sup
porter OF Robinson. aud Minister Whlc who
haa subscribed $lUD to the Robinson ilul aad
hundreds If Others mss really alarmed them,
and tbaJ ,hay aTa By no mcatS as conlideut CT
success as they rr9lcud TO be.
Amcng the visitors 20 Ito National Fair to
day were tie students Of !hc Episcopal High
School Ct Fic4i1ia, ucGr Alrxaudria, somo Of
whom came over Tho turnpike from Alexandra
il nlGn5uss:S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

buInos' OF all sorts is dull tn5ugh and work
OF al! kinds scarce enough in Alexandria now l.,
gtatiiy the wishes of the city deadliest enemy:
but, unfortunate IS the coudition Of affairs here
is now, ii will BE- much worse Should the scnti
nent # her voters be declared in favor of re
pudat'ng the State debt. People will not build
tol G. nor engage in bn>lneEs in town, the
voters OF which proclaim 10 the world that thoy
arc Icpudiators, though they may call them.
slves by another nam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

There is project % foot for the establish.
mcnt CT ;rju works 10 this city that will give
employment 10 may hauis. There arc ri
moIs ai;o e Tic possible resumption c! opera.
tioas ct the Nj. Fc.ooo cltton iccrS. But
30 such good lick "i,l happen to tho town
should she declare in fivor Of reputation.
Capital il tho most cautious thing 10 existence,
and its p,sscs.rI will sccuf the idea Of investing
il il q city The mi ,rity e who's, vo:cis de-
clare them laYorahlc to the scpudiation
Of Vi.ei1ia's lSt debtors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
pUBL1C SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

| will offer st pubic asle on tho irernes. On
THURSDAY, Nov'r. GOTH 1879, YEW BILL:
FARM, the late residence o! Ca!ha.ins Shack
lett, deg d., containing sbou. 1so ACRES.
This ls s rare chance fer these who wish to
buy desirable and beautiful home. Tho land
is first clsas and ia situated near tho MsGass.}
Branch Of tho Virginia Midland Railroad. Al,
under good fencing. Wood land sufficient To-
the place. a number CT Advertising srrirgs-
one convenient to tha dwelling. LARGE
DWELLING HOUSE, good barn sad ether
suitable GCu!69ui!dilgs. apple, pear, quirca.
peach and cherry iIccs. Tho view from this
place OF the mountains and surrounding cou1try
is delightful and beautiful. The location ia yery
desirable, convenient TO schools snd churches Of
different denominations The dwelling is but
few minutea walk from toe station
Persons wishing to attend the sa!e can leave
Baltimore or Wash!! gtGn on tho morning train
and relurn tho same evening Richard c.
Shscklel!. q! the station, vii. show thu premises
to persons who wish to see it before the day oc
sale Terms made known on the dsy of sale.
After the sale Of tic land the HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, Cstlle, Corn shocked in The field, &C.,
will be sold.
ELIZABETH SHhCKLETT, Execulriy.
Delaplano station, Esuquiar CO.. Va, nc3-twls
DEARLiNEl PEARLINkl
For sala At &c MILBURN'S,
nov 10 north Roya' sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

Tho radicals asslr: that the people OF ;Ac
South Individually ard collectively arc rerudI-
ators, AID 10y iDsli,lins hat tc if into tn.
MODS Of The northern J, o?le asst in no light
degree in predicting he rcruguarce with which
the South is regarded by the Doltheru and
mere prospcIovs scion Ct the Uoiop. Is
this mcGb# they made napy republican woes
10 Ohio at tic recent election 10 that State,
and expect to make mary mole il Tie clcc.
items to take place in Othtr northern States to-
morrow, en- yet there are men il Virginia who
profess end call themselves democrats std Coz
serVat:v,s who intend 10 vote the Reputation
ticket 10 morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
TONTINE

Jno W Tyler. Fairfax; \ II aloorchcad;
Eauqnln; / b Record; Henry DaIaug, VIZ,
gInia; JAS Whcddcn. Thcs P,utac. Arthur
Peutloe, Baltimore; .Jno Morn; Thcs OK .iff,,
Richmond; VIM 7 llsln, Watreutop; w Ii
Payne, dc;J Is Carncatcr, Va; j 40 W Fir
vile. Mas; q klletlllboHer. Baltimore; Mild.
red Rite. Llbar'y Mill; J II Dowsn, Middle
burg; & 7 Spi.luar; L j. III idlux, j. A b .ch-
rack. Wsrrontoo; VIM II Esgboru. Cu!perc,:
b NJ Tom, We; Wa II Mcftcas. Ccmbcr!snc;
X A KIRBY, Gco'g:tOwu. DC; VIM I Lthau,
CuDeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
NJ -AsSEs{ED.

On the evening CT October ooh, 1879, q. tho
residence of the brlde's parents, By elder VIM
N; Smoot, Prof n. MOORE, Q: Illinois, anI
bEITiE T.. daughter o: Joseph Eccders. ca
Of this CITY.
In Gan hl!o2ic, Texas, By fcv. T. j. Jsh,.
stoa. October - 1879 Lieut.. }. :. HaE5rGL-
kEk, Y. s. army, son cf he s.I Ur G. <
Msrs!cllcr. os Virginia, to JOSIE OLD. MIC.
of General Ord, u. 5. Army, aad daughter Ct
tho late Major Ord, U. S. Army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
Etcn<s.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-A man named Michael
Kelly has been arrested uOrangc, N. J.,charged
by his wife with attempting to kill her by ST Ut
ing her in tic head and aIs5 eudcavorine 10
burn out the eyes If c defOrncd son With red
hot poker because the latter refused to 20 for
beer
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w rcck.

QUEBEC. Nov. 3.-The Austrian bark, No.oo,
Captain Ossoinsk, from Montreal for Cork, with
acsrgo OF wheat, Is reported to be u total wreck
in the rocks in tho lower St. Lawrence The
crew were saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

ITO THE REPUBLICANS or ALEXaE.
Il DhlA COUNTY AND CiTY-Atle.
consulting with leading gentlemen Of ry party,
| respectfully withdraw from the canvass, lcay
ing my friends to vote to7 WON they please, ia
1t pINsI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
.MANSION House.

+ * Meaiea aud wi(c; E,5t Neville, Lou
dou0; B D Wilson, N Y; a \ jackson. PAX.
ersburg, VI; II A Whi'iog. G l. + Il Il; X
S,arceaut, Louisa 9 Il; Jao Goode, Charl,tts
vile; WmB!ogc!;ck. n y; Chss G :ecu. G-ccr
Wioh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
GisAW.

Port JERvIs. y. Y, Nov. 3--1he first snow
OF Tho season fell hero last night, covering tho
ground to tho depth of three inches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

| f3uc2 Of tie St2tc, Lc !ioaght that nov tic
| people could cnsrus; its nouot in his koopicg.
The aicctiag lhen; at 4 Ia;o hour I'D jou!n1d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
Fire.

CHICAGO. Nov. %.-The furniture factory of
4. II. Andrews s. Co. in this civ. YVES daeIrnU.
ed by fire yesterday. Tho loss is $50, COG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

UpoD to,m}1r i co!ion tcptuls TIC veal
or VOC f Virginia. L,t every vo:or, there
fore, who has ary Interest. CT who's, hi!nds
have any nt.ra-: ia tic Safe, not only 90 to the
polls aud yo'c :o7 The mcn who Iapt 10 sustain
Virgaia's i!ouor sad cr;dit, but tGkt the irou-
Ole to induce lis rcighbOr 10 accompany him.
No Lat01e politics sic involved ii the result.
|: is struggle between right aid w.Opg, &c
twctn honcs.y ard dishonesty, cantts; tcr O
i4ir or foul rame, aad oEcn which all tie true
friends 0! the State, whether they be wings OF
democrats, COZ : rYatl7cs CT republicans. WEl;t
0! black, can range themselves On Ire eide o.
Fir!Di aud present Scrric3 file to her ene-
mics, mavy O.! waom. We arc sorry 70 sly, ct:
her own children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

Iiaug republicans IS f!1pc enough 70 vic
for tic anil llb. pa5irs csnlidetCs for the Leg
isaturo u1dcr tic in! rlssi1o that BY SO doing
be viii. in some uad ii7e Wy, assist il al CT
fort to ac!ud, amons tho possibilities the e!cc
ton Of republican y. (. Sela'Cr from flr
gira, he will be wataIiy mistaken. If Col.
Wlhers be p3t r c'ed. his s, c.esstr will lie
anm, her gocd ard IIu: c!n5erVa!l7e, or Ge2.
Malone. No republican SiaIdl the slightest
char &c OF election, or Gao BY auy possible clm-
bnatioa Of fortui!luS circumstances BE- elected,
for if it were oshelwi!e Dcither Mr.. Hayes,
Commissitn:r Raun, Mr.. Mckenzie, ror any
Of the other numerous slnib'c republicans who
are now supporting the dcbt payer, irTcspcc
two of party ati'ialion, would &c engaged IN
such wyk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03

MIR. MGdlcba!g2r. oa3 OF the repudiatiog
speakers, voted against the appropriately fer
the ocl2rcd school at Hampton when he IVES q
EtmhHr u The !cei,lsturc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-03
EOTEL ARRIVALS.

hXyaiv p r'Cns a'0 reported IL have
persisted hy BUSH tirfs 10 Br, III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-08
BULLION TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending March n
1879 is now due, and payable at my office in
the Courthouse OF the County of Humboldt,
and that the laws for its collection win b..
strictly enforced,
L. l. RIcgARD, County Assessor.
wiz .iemocca, May 20 1877. my26aw
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Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago | ara now prepared TO make all kinds
OF
TURE FRA NJ ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyys Store.
GEO r. WALKER.
Winnemucca, July Is 1873
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LOTS. LOTS:: L0Ts:n

SPRING CITY, NEVADA.
Lots can now be procured In the tionrishing
mining camp Of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District, Paradise mines by applying to the un-
derslgned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale Of the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN.
Nov. 20, 1873 Spring CITY, Nevada
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ID. n. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT. &. 4. X. *.
TOWN lots FOR saLE or LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, snoud he ad.
dressed 10 the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the c. p. X. X. office where they win receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany, without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nola u. III HASKELL.
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STOCK FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL, situated neal
4 the Depot, Winnemucca, Nevada. Thy
Hotel is doing a frst-class business, and will
be sold at bargain, as the proprietor desires 10
retire from the business For terms sslIsly te
the proprietor. JOSEPH MERRIAM
Wianeinuc, Il Il, lssa
, 1879-06-19
RELIGIOUS.

Sptria, Dispu.cA to 1ae Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, june BAT the sessions of The
Episcopaltan Diocesan Council TO-DAY, the canon
for Cathedral chapter, introduced b7 Bishop
Wc'lcs, cams up fur ratification. mud was acted
upon in detail. "A lively but gool-scmpercd de-
bate Of two hours occurred over tho frat section,
which In tho original draft read:
Tho 1lshop and Doccso Of ASistonsIa ''recog-
niziug primitive usage. and believing tho Catae.
fsl to be e. ssssn.a nEaa o. ts sh1p y 9. t"f Tue
do establish etc. Tbs motion Af lla opponents OF
the Cathedral hcnou,o waz tbst 40 much VI tho scc-
tfpn an ia qnottd above be STRICKEN ont anu atlct
a discussion of two hNnrs tho Motlon prevailed
BY Tote By acclaaat'on. which was largely attlfn-
'i'llc remaining sections were then taken up
aInl dfsposed Of In tEelr order.
The consideration OF the canon Sns cut short
early IN THE Afternoon acss11n by Mr. sfinHuW,
Ut l{aeiuc, who Introduced a resolution rofcrrlng
ail dralts Of eanons that bad nceu submitted 10
the ]3lsllop md committee nt fourteen to 10 np-
pointed by the Bishop, with Instructions to re-
port At tie next annual Council. Au acritnonl
GUS debate followed, iu WHICH lay delegates u.s.
smiled Bishop WeiIcs and hE adIierents nntnerct
nl uc fight over tie Cathedral-Claptcrq question
ended. 'rl!c Council shortly thereafter ADJOURN
Cd sine die. :. ~,
Tll!s evening n beautiful memorial service to
tho )ato DR.. Dc Kuvcn WIS held at tue Cathedral.
A inrgc memorial erosa, gtft 10 BFal'op Nellcs
from 4 citizen of Ds.rlot, s.lrnlountcd br .
crown ct natural tlnwers, a1so tlankcd W ha'tsl-
SUING bouquets Ut flowers, gpnstituted the prtn-
cpal altar orpatnent. Tile memorial sermon
was prcactled BY the Rev. Alr. Ddrbin. OF F0nd
peption was gwen 10 the Dlst!no and Attending
clergy at te clergy-lsollse ndJoinFng the Catt'
| 1ral. The reception lnsted upwards Of I'll hour,
| asla Waa largely attcndctl.