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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

PROPOSED EXTENSION OF TIE VIRGINIA
MIDLAND RAILRoAD-ln an interview with
tho editor OF the DanviIo News, q few days
ego, hr. Barbour, who was in that place, stated
h!j o: :ct 10 visiting Daayie was to ioaugu-
"a 6 :! m3vamrat looEiog to the extension Of
ih2 Fir;iois Midland Railroad beyond Dan.
Vile IT'D North CaroIiGa, By way Of tho coal
ii=!cS Of Buckingham, and therce to States
V!ie. With the purpose ct forming connection
at tha5 Daio; with til, loe OF railroad now be-
ps txioaded 10 Aabevijlc, and thenco o. South.
Mr. i, haG With HIN az engineer and party to
make y reconnaissance Of the route of tho PRO.
posed extension il order 10 ascertain the prob
Gba coz. Of cooarrc ion scd tao RESOURCES OF
tee country 10 be DEVELOPED By it. This re
commissioned will ba madn forthwith. and the
result speedily reported. Mr.. Barbour is using
aiS utmost cadesvors to Develop the RESOURCES
Of The c;antry aDd to increase tho business OF
Inc road Of which he is manager, 10 both Of
Whlch &c has ly boon quite successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

BISHOP WILMER. -MaDy friends Of the L.
Rev. Bishop OF Alabama assembled at ST.
Paurs Church yesterday morni5g to hear the
sermon OF their former fellow towasman, whose
practica, earnest words c3U!d cot fail to satisfy
IN audience OF ary shade Of opinion. Takias
i1r hss text the 9 h verse .! Tic 18Th chapter
Of the ucspei OF :. Lake, tho preacher urged
'Eat the rl1tctlo0. NE Ike tc yourselves friends
VI 'hc mau4nOn et uuTiphtccuSnc;s. was IL
'tuccu 10 iicucatc The is:th:a! Us: CT cur pes
tfS' tacDt5 sh1 0pp1ri u2!."i 10 this H5r,ti. sud
mat nose San thus err :Eoyet tE:m nus. ucocs
saiiy Do Gcst iiiseG Tor tic iu:Uca lie, q which,
Aiter 81 Is ;hid so LILLE Is ka0aH. ljiussra'i0g
H I,E, SUI &c: ~ IEGcr6ns tXampl38 GraSn itom
BIBLICAL history, the Bishop c!ose,l with an 80
pea' 20 DIS hcfTc:s 12s to RESET tic sTos! cu-
'ies c! life "icr he that is faithful in dat
which is least. is Gai.h!ul as, ia zuch,"
Last night tho Bishop preached 8 vary n. =
"Vs;l7c SGD ehtcA7o serluCa at Christ Church
upon the relationship OF msn 10 Go2-.ho child
&c The iathcl-aod tho wey 10 pray, which was
Irtela!ed
We tlust he Ej.h. Reverend Bishop may
atnd bis iorms. bone SO plcasen. that he mac
DC tempted ere lorc to repeat his visit. nc
aseIo 10 gra:ity his audiences by an address,
'esenUcg what the world Eost needs. the
practical side Of Christianity.
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES. -Tho Conscr
g'''Ve Comuiltco Ess called TO meet ct lbc City
lfeaSurers Chico at room 10 dsy. There etrl
W's2nt at that time Mess!s. Herbert, Ru5fn
raIoH, Radd AID E:vin of The cou m;i'ea, NJ
~ y. Nushbsch. candidate faF the lI3usa c
'.tgat(S a.a i0n,ain w " R.cL vhn a-iG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

FROM BUEMAU.--Lond0n, September 22 -
dispatch 10 tha Times iron Rsproou ssvs:
ut Is GENERALLY bsli1vad ,ha: ed RS hav, been
sen. 20 :Ee sc.i2.; resident &: Msndalay, Bur,
| nah. &c leave win hin party IS son Gs ko GAP.
without botrayiog urdigoiGed haste or appear
ancc OF !ear. Tll4 measure will give general
| sil3aosior. sS no Intercourse now cxs.s te
| tween the r3sidoncy aad the Burmese court.
1ta actual rl.k 20 the mcmbera CT the resi-.
| dency is orlg sight Still, s)Ic rist, is newt.
| able as long as tee k.3g o,1!inues his drinking
| orgies, slrraundad by y0uai; advisers to- isuoc
| ait aHd hothesded 10 appreciate The danger Of
q var with Eagiani. Tho Bu:mes. Ytrc re-
| pGrc 20 DC delighted 81 The depsstnfc OF Col
browne. tho EoEisa resident, declaring that
| they OILY dtsrsG 70 10 l,i nIons to pursue
| thclc o9n n9.l37. ;sithau: the iasas!erccc, Of
| fore!2aors. Tao ki0g dbllkes having for
eigoerj Eesr Eiu. Escrylhiug is raporiel quiet
OF Maocslay, although the kios' > cruel,es
| c)G'larc.
| ESS-l HE INFLUENCE CT CLIMATE, Tho TO-.
| uueGco or CiCats UPON a constitution subjected
to trying chsnEo Ia atmospheric conditions, IN
water, shd in iood, is often insrted and d;sss-
troEs. Disorders of to bowels and of the lyor,
treq1eotig term!na!aS fatally, are prone to st..
TACK the touII.: bs land or voyage. by sesin IN.
accustomed istitudss,-fdoro particularly those
near the equator. Tho best medicinal psotao.
ton egsinet Irregularities of;ho bowels stomsch
and liver, nos Gully from thu a5ovo. but whatever
cause arising, is Hoat:ttcs'a Stomach Bit:ars, O
medicine in wide and i1crcaaing Geolaud in sui
try portions of this koDiaphera, and a!ao ia tho
tropics. Travellers, enisrsnt3, jewellers sad
temporary scjouCnerS il naiarous districts Use
it very extensively as o Safeguard.
C'osk3 SUD s"awi5 OF tho aisst fabric sn:I
style at
scrlh In Isaac EGCHEEEGs.
GJ scd IL" oponiBg Ct ihs inrlecsa
stock &C
sepl6 lw Isaac t,lCuBEpu's.
Ior good s>;ao;i@a 10 carpets 20 TO
sepl6la lssAC ElCHBEEG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
FOR SALE Oh RENT

HOU5E AND LOT FOR SALE-I offer for
u sale on favorable terms. or in exchange for
1snS Ia ss V r ' new TWO sT6RY
FRAME DWELLING, we'll finished and In
good repair; good garden and outbaildiugs; 10.
cality healthy and good society; on Warrentoa
and Ale1sndria turnpike. miles from Virginis
Midland Railroad. This property ia nov unoc'
oupied, and will be rented low until sold. Ap"
ply to 3. R.9ANDER6.
Buckland, Va. sep 1-twlm
EHOK RENT-The THREE STORY BkIOK
Il HOUSE No 96 north Fairfax Of. House
In thorough repair; has gas water and hath
room, ana is one of the most desirable in the
city. Apply to -
sep16-tf F. 4. CORBkTT. .
DIOR RENT OK LEASE-The desirable and
Il roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE ae.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied By T. b.
Lawson & Co. Apply to &c :. -. :. ;. :
sepl6 Is. M.-AAM9O1:,,
LOB RKNT-HOUSK No IS OaIefou g.,
T. between Fairfax and Lee. ApplZ1
sp8-tf j. b, D. b6VVf..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

CANNING FACTORY. line eQYHplaEts Vi %"
tab isAing factory for canning .r2lts 1t thlS
city have htr,t&f re been alluded 20 10 tho
Gazette.
1t is suggested t6at tho fruit growers and the
d:a!er: could firm joint sock cjnFa'y AMI
start the affair With q very sra,l capital, lhe1c
by not only atfordiDg employment 70 Lumb: =
of people, bu. keeping money 10 oar midst,
which Dow GOES abroad.
1t is we'll kuovn fac! that fluts AID veG c.
tatlss arc sold by farmers 10 this neighb: raooo
sometimes at 1ulnously low prices, Carried TO
Baltimore to be c,nned and toagbt BACK By
cur cWo erjctr5 a! heavy advance.
Tho chsapness OF rents abundance o. sbcr,
snd chearnsss of living. all combine t make
Alexandra very su!tatl, p'ac, fcr suc1 IN
establishment.
The co1t of fttipg up clunuG: factory Is
very small. The apparat1s consisting OF steam
boiler. process kettles cooling talk, sclierlrg
furnaces, Woik benches. steam p reing. etc.,
for q factory capable of turIiog out 10000
3pourd cans per day, can all be put up in run.
pog or Ter for les' than two thousand dollars,
and suitable building near the wbarves c,n
be rented fer two hundred dollars. With slch
an establishment IS this. prime solid lacked
tomatoes Gao tC put up 10 Iolpd ta1s at q
me- cost of IS cents Ter d3ze3, and pesctc eau
be put up at present prices fer the fur, at
a59nt 81 per d:zau
II: profit to the stockholders under tht SO
circumstances could net fail to tc great.
Tho cdvsnt1go Of locating near the wharf
would DO In the cheapncSj OF transportation,
most q the principal! fruit growers living a!cpg
the IlVCr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

COUNTY COURT The County Court of Al
eZaDdrja county held lis September term &C
day, Judge James Sa0gster presiding.
y list CT deeds aod other writings. admitted
to record in the clerk ofioo sinoe the August
terra. Vas presented to tho court, read, aud
ordered 20 be inserted 10 the minutes.
S. Is. Cor5ott foreman. Il A, Grespougb.
Walter Tucker. Il. A. Veitch. j. D. Nauck,
). Il. Meade, George KIioc, Robert Dyer. i.
}. Cci.ias. William Bill. Il. Ball, l. f. Mun-
500, George Hyde. Robert Horsenap, John
Danc1o, AID James Dlocau. we're empanaelled.
s"ofn s0d charged as Grand jury 81
iLqucs: 20 esd fer the body of the county, who
prcserted & trao Dill Of Indictment against Joo.
Z. !faRgctt, 10. uGIawfu!ly. but not telonious!y.
tskiog aot carrying away trcos, the property of
q Geo NJ. Miller, ADD the grand jury having
aothlaE further to nr5sont were discharged.
Gam. Ys. il. b. Ctsie; indictment for unlaw
Judy GOD without license prsoticlag az ply.
sical jury unable TO agree; Juror Withdrawn,
and clse continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22
By O'ucsl s. Luces, Au.ticcesrs,

E9r good s,>:ao:iaa 10 carpets 20 TO
sepl6 l1 lssAC ElCHBEEG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

E>A1R NOTiC&-The managers of the Fair
s. will begin to receive goods Of all kinds 10
be exhibited iE tho Ladies Department on Fri.
dag morning, tho 2Gth instant, at 10 o'clock, and
will continue to receive goods until Monday,
TIC z9;h inst, ct y O'clock, in Department, 7. 8
and Q. The gates Of the Fair grounds will be
closed on Friday morning, tho 18th instant,
against ali persons except these admitted IS a.
ais.sI!a to persons fixing their space for their
exhibits. and persons in tho employ Of the Fair
Co., and riders and drivers Of horses having the
privilege of practising on the track.
eepl8-.d JNO. B. SMOOT, President.
GPICES-Msca, Cloves. Allspice, NutmegG.
~ Race Ginger, Green Ginger, White Jsmai.
CO Ginger, Black Pepper, White Pepper, Long
Pepper, Cheyenne Pepper, African Bird Pep.
pefa White and Black Mustard Seed, Ccrisncer
Seed. Canary Seed, Aniseed, and Genuine Bng-
lish Ground Mustard. For sele by
auG7 J4NNEY q 90.
NIOTICEl NOTICE
In Just received another large supply OF
EhkkiSOS s. BROS. READY MIXED
PAINT,
second To n1ha in the market. Gall for sample
card at
js26 W. F. CREIGHTON's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

C'osk3 anj s"aw'5 OF tho Ia!est fabric snd
style at
sorlG In Isaac E.CHEEEG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-22

e. acd 7rs ii" oDoaiSg CT ths imuecsa
stock &C
sepl6 lW Isaac ElCHBERU's,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
C.u.,s Frauds Tn reate ened.

COLUMBIA, s. G., Nov. 29.-The State
PROFESSIONAL delegation to whom had
en referred a request from Commits
uer Walker to divide the State into
ree districts has met in caucus, and,
addition to the duties imposed, has
ommsnded for Supervisors Of Census
sry Hammond, Of Beech Island; J.
Vance, of Greenville, and Judge
vnsend, Of Marlboro. Prominent
publicans with whom the New York
FINES" correspondent conversed on
subject to-day we're strong In their
MONS that these men, ifappointed,
uld not hesitate to cover up the cleo
b frauds during the past four years.
10 Rdgefeld, for instance, where the
mocrstic managers returned q vote
hearly half the population, and in
ken, where the Democratic vote ex-
Ned the total vote Of the county.
Use gentlemen can, and 1t is believed
return figures to sustain the Dem.
|atic figures in the election returns.
B men are said to bs strong friends
Hampton, and one Of them (Ham-
n) is q member Of the family that
% such a conspicuous part in the
enton murders.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
New Use for Lamps.

Ssllie Lapisre living at No. 4S Will
son street, was ushered into the dock
last evening at the police court on the
charge Of assaulting Mrs. Bridget
Whalen. The plaintiff testified that
they both resided In one house and
that on Saturday evening little diff
Guilty was created when the prisoner
In the dock snatching the lamp from
her hand mashed her over her head
making q severe scalp wound. To this
the defendant replied at wasn't my
fault" His Honor fined Sallie 81 and
costs.
The same complainant then charged
her son Michael Whalen and a wo-
man with disordsrly conduct stating
that the two in their amours got drunk
together spent the money that she
ought to have had and were con
stantly disturbing the neighborhood.
The son denied every thing and sccus
ed his mother of being drunk half the
time. In making his explanation he
made use of offensive Language fol
which Mayor fined him SO and also i'm
posed fine on Polly and Michael of 81
each and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
The Police Record.

During the month Of November the
following arrests we're made by the DO.
lice: For drunkenness, So; drunk and
disorderly, % assault and battery, q
disorderly conduct, 46; vagrancy, S;
larceny, g.; fighting in the streets, S ;
threatening language, A; raising false
alarm of fire, 3; corner lounging, 8;
arson, 3; highway robbery and attempt
to kill, 2; breaking street lamp, l
burial without permit, l; tapping q
drain without permit, !. Total, l80.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Very Nu dden lleatIl.

Mrs. Lange, wife of Mr.. Herman
Langs, Of the firm Of Eising & Lange,
packers and curers of meats, died sud.
denly yesterday morning at her resi-.
denoe, 807 West Eighth street. Mrs.
Lange had been troubled with dropsy
for some time but not even her physi.
clan expected serious results and the
news of her sudden death yesterday
came with shocked surprise even to hel
most intimate friends. She was a sis
term law to Mr.. William Bowe, the
carriage manufacturer, and was con.
sistent member of the Roman Catholic
Church. Her funeral will take place
on Tuesday morning. Requiem Mass
at st. Peters Pro-Cathedrai.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Body suatc g hers Work.

Further evidence in the case of Ben
net Jackson, arrested in Chattanooga
on Friday for body snatching, shows
him to have been an old hand at the
business, and to have repeatedly ship
ped bodies to Cincinnati and Atlanta.
They were shipped either as "fsh" or
"turs." Jackson was candidate for
Alderman at the last election. Newton
Carroll, q sexton, arrested for completely,
is q colored man. Carroll's brother, also
has fed.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A Costly whistle.

A colored man who had been proven
guilty on Officer Lsach's testimony paid
one dollar and costs at Police Court
yesterday morning for the whistling
be did at the Opera House the night
before.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
SPECIAL MENTION.

|Tgx NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY =
ling TO the increase In his business,
bland, the popular ferrotyper and
lotographer, has opened new gal
" aud will b. ready for his patrons
Thanksgiving Day, in the Askew
hiding, 7th and Market streets, en-
knos on East 7th street. First.class
brk done either In photos or isrro'
hes. Ny patrons will be sure Of get
bg satisfactory work. Old pictures
|pied and new ones made and finished
1Oii, Crayon, India Ink and Water
lors. Easy Of access-only up one
Eht Of stairs.
vloLArroS or THE LAw.-The arrest
a conviction Of Chapman, the great
bacoo man, s. W. corner Of Fourth
i d Shiplsy streets, is a dead certain
as q punishment for violating the
y Of high prices. But previous to
Incarceration in duranoe vile, he
tends q cordial invitation TO the fun
sting and masticating fraternity to
Eit the Tobacco Temple Of Delaware
| a revsl in the intoxicating bliss oil
cotine. ".r
LATEST NovELrlEs.-Ladies', misses
d cbildren's furs, fur robes, fur trim
)ngs by the yard, ladies' fur caps, la
ps' and gents seal skin caps, plush
|ps, ladies' Derby and square crown
In hats, gents silk dress hats, stih'
a soft hats, silk and cashmere caps,
|ilkren's stiff and soft hats, silk and
bgham umbrellas, trunks, valises,
i, at Runford Bros, No. 4O4 Market
'set.
Ts THE LApIx,.-Now Ia the time Ia
\ your furs repaired or altered in the
kest style. This Is being done cheap
cry day at the hat and fur store Of
Alsentzsr, 227 Market street.
IA RARE BARGAIN.-Five hundred
iir Of Berlin flseosd lined gloves. only
cts. a pair, at the Boston One Price
pthing House.
parksr's Hair Balsam and Parker's
ngsr Tonic, for sale by Taylor q fui, nno
ton, Druggists and Apothscaries, 3o2
ng street.
Take yoxr old pictures to sutterley
Fosters and have them copied. They
them we'll and cheap. 3O2 Market
set.
Go to Mullins for the Ambrose Fine
h tobacco, at 400 w. Front street.
Mullin keeps good 3 cent cigars. Try
EN-. 400 w. Front street.
Hold Fast" chewing tobacco kept at
b w. Front street.
You can get q pure Yara cigar at 4o9
Front street.
Smoke Finger's Navy clippings, at
bllin's. ..
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Two LOutU.

Two of the gallery gods were gently
lifted from the seats which they were
filling rather uneasily just before the
Spragues colored minstrels appeared on
the stage on Saturday evening, and
we're given reserved seats front in the
city hall. One of the louts was rather
boisterous and thought himself some
what Of game cock, but the conceit
was taken out of him and he received q
gentle reminder to behave himself.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A AwAsHINGTos THEFT.
Some Clever Thief Steals ghsr-
MANS Report and the Presidents
Hosssgo-and Sells Them tO the
EnterDrlsinE Sunday Papers.

0WusO Ns0V0r IDIcu 0to0ho ID Or
mans Report and the PPssiaent's
ncsssgo-and Sells Them tO the
Enterpristng Sunday Papers.
THERE'S good deal Of perturbation in
the Treasury Department on Saturday
over the theft of Secretary sherman's
report. 1t Is evident that 1t must have
come from some one having access to
the printing Office in tho basement Of
the Treasury building, and Special
Agent Brooks has been working up the
CASE all day. He had, however, not
succeeded in getting clue to the per-
petrator Of the theft.
Mr.. Sherman has been very deter
mined in his refusal to permit the pub
lication of the report before the meeting
Of Congress, and has refused to even
permit the mailing of copies by the As.
sociated Press. with the understanding
that it would not be published until al
ter its reception by Congress. His pre-
cautions against its publication hav.
been 30 great that 1t redOubled the yea
of newspaper correspondents to secure
it. kNo one succeeded in getting the
fairitest idea of its contents, how
ever, until Saturday, when q per
son went to three newspaper Offices
and offered it for $3.50, with the under
sanding that no other paper was t.
have 1t. The three papers which bought
the exclusive right to the document
were the New York "Tribune," thu
Cincinnati enquirer" and the Chicago
"Times." The theft was a very cleve
ono and it will be hard to fix the re-
sponsibility. The printers say tina
every scrap Of the proofs was destroyed
II was also rnmored early en- Satur
day that the same parties by whom
John Sherman's report was offered 70
sale had copy Of Mr.. Hayes message
which, it was announced, could be oh
tanned on payment of somewhat ex
orbitant price. Evidences that tn
rumor was we'll founded multiplied
during the night, and it was concede'
on all sides that purchase of the mes
sage had been effected, and 1t was al
most absolutely certain that 1t woul'
be printed on Sunday.
A representative Of the Associated
Press waited on Mr.. Hayes in the eve
ming, and asked, in view of the proba
bilitiss that a restricted publication
of the message was imminent, for au
thority to send it to all points. Mr.
Hayes, while regretting that q surepti
tious publication was threatened, said
that his duty was clear; that his an
nual messages we're addressed to Con
gress, and he could not, in any circum
stances, countenance course whicl
contemr lated premature publication
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
VIM. H.ReckIax,s ohsaanies.

The funeral of Mr.. VIM. II. Beck
ley, whose death on Friday last was
noted in the REPUBLICAN of Saturday,
took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. l03 East Front
street, and was very largely attended.
Rev. G. R. Kramer conducted the SER
vices at the house at three O'Clock, p.
NJ. after which the procession proceeded
to the Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery where the interment took
place.
The Fame Hose Fire Company, the
Keokuk Tribe, l. o. R. NJ. and the
Mechanics Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., turned
oat as organizations, the lodges being
in full resalla. There was also a large
attendance Of Railroad men. The
pall-bearers were representatives 1.-TWO
each) from the the Ksokuk tribe, Me-
chanics Lodge, and Fame Hose Com
pany.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A Contractor Intimidated.

Trouble arose in q grading party on
the Kansas Central Railroad, beyond
Topeka, on Saturday. While con
tractor was paying his men, it is said =
large number Of forged time checks
were presented, which he refused to
nav. until compelled to do 30 BY mob
Of the graders, who threatened him
With rsvolvsrs. The citizens Of the
neigh borhood organised posse and ar-
rested the Leaders Of the meb.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Our MOrtuary List.

During the past week eighteen deaths
occurred in this city, decrease Of two
from the previous week. OF these II
were white and 2 black; 10 males and
8 females; and the list of wards were
as follows: First, 2; Second, /; Third
2; Fourth, l; Fifth,2; Sixth, l; Seventh,
5: Tenth, 4.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A Connie or Wallis.

Two frisndless, homeless colored boys
were given thirty days at the Castle by
his Honor yesterday morning, theil
crime being that they were unable to
locate any lodging house where they
could regularly hang up their hats.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A aeriOus Accident.

On last Saturday evening, Miss Sal
lie Hyrous, who resides at No. lis East
Seventh street, this city, and an at
tache of the. Singer Sewing Machine
Company, met with quite serious so-
cident on the turnpike short distance
above McDowellville. Miss H. was re-
turning to this city at the time from 4
professional visit to Centreville,in COM
pany with Mr.. Price, in one of the COM
pany's carriages. A telegraph pole had
blown down at the place mentioned and
one OF the wires catching the top of the
buggy frightened the horse which ran
away throwing both occupants out Of
the carriage. Mr.. Price escaped with
slight bruises, but Miss Hyrons re-
ceived quite severe injuries. Although
painful the lady's injuries are not con-
sidered serious.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Grnt's Reception.

The members of the Lincoln Club
will hold meeting this evening, and a
full attendance is requested The
question of going to Philadelphia, in u
body, at Grants reception, will be con-
sidered.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
roYeung Men.

pn next Sunday Rev. J. l.. Estlin!
tor Of Church Of the Covenant, VIII
(ach q sermon to young men. This
course has not been solicited. Hav-
= number Of young mon in his con-
sation be takes . dssp interest In
b welfare and hence this sermon.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Soldiers and sailors 10 Organize e

The veteran soldiers and sailors who
held a meeting at City Hall on Thanks
giving and adjourned to meet again
will convene this evening at Rosen.
blatt's on East Seventh street. Reso-
lutions bringing about . permanent
organization will bs passed.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01

IL. Case, the great threshipg ma.
chine manufacturer Of Racine, Wis,
paid 427, 900 for his celebrated trottinG
stallion, Governor Spragus, and consid-
en- the investment good one.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
A Whining ton cargo Sunk /.

schr. Francis Burritt, Mills, from New
York for this city, with cargo Of pig
iron, experienced a heavy NV gale
Nov. 20, when 80 miles Sc Of Sandy
Hook Lightship. The same night she
sprung a leak, and all attempts to keep
her free Of water were in vain. On the
2lst, at 1890 q. m. steamer Andes (Br.)
SAMSON, from Port au Prince, came
along and finding there was no hope Of
saving tho vessel, it was decided to
abandon her, and all hands, five in
number, were taken on board the
steamer in the latter's boat and landed
at New York on the %. The schooner
sank in q short while after the crew
had left. The F. B. was 206 tons, built
at Westport, Ct, in 1858, and was
owned by Allen and others, Of New
York city,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
IeW Invention.

VIM. R. Beatty of this city has made
a valuable improvement in bed sup
porters used in Pullman Sleeping Cars,
He has received patent.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Another Funoral.

The Fame Hose company No. will
meet at their hose house at 7 o'clock
this evening, for the purpose Of making
arrangements to attend ths funeral Of
their late fellow membrr Andrew Fiseh-
er, on Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-01
Police CNaHt.

William and Sarah Fitzgerald fsr
disorderly conduct 1l and cost.
Andrew Hsrman, oolorsd drunk and
diserdsrly conduct - and cost.