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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-17


Connects with Ches. & Ohio z. Il. East and
West. At Lynchburg with Atlantic Miss. "
Ohio T. 4. to and from Southwest Virginia,
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Eew Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis Little Rock and all points IN Texas:
At Dsnville close connection with Richmond
snd Danvllo Z. 4. 10 and from the Carollnss,
Georgia, Florida, and, via Atlanta, with MOBILE
Rev Orleans snd Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
go 2, u. snd Alexandria : Is q. NJ. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg a. II 70 m,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strssburg 70 p. n, Front Roys!
q g p. n. Markham 81 = NJ, Salem "a p. n
MANASSAS C8 p. H., arriving 81 Alexandra
) - y, 70. Passengers for Washington and
North will leave A!eZsndria on Aslr Line
train, 81 . 70 . n.
go. Middeburg, daily connection ct Plains
! s.stion.
Fer Uppe.rilla, regular connection at Della
For WARKENTON. leave Washington at
| 7 % D. m. daily.
Ali trains n'ske good connections, at Wash
| ing.on, 10 and from North End West.
New Orleans sleeper Leaves Washington
60 =. III, running through without change
| connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
| Excursion tickets 10 Jacksonville FLORIDA
| good 10 ID ay 18th, 1879, at very low rate.
! Tarough tickets sold st ths lowest rates
! nov - J. r.. GROADUS, q. 1. q.
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FOB NEW YORK

The 81 Steamships z. q. KNIGHT 1891 49,.
and JOHN GIBSON leave tbs CON- sstss$ss.E
pany's wharf, AleIsndris, EVERY i5ATUE-
DAY MORNING, and New York, f:cm pier
d East River. EVERY SATURDAY :: tolf
O'clock D. Ia.
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OF tho
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company Offers unrvsllad facilities for
tho transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their stesmera regularly 10 follows:
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e.a.GSM GKs.
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

On and sitter Sunday, February On 1870. The
boats between Alexandria and Washington vii
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, &C, $50, 9 30
10 20 and II 90 O. NJ and II 20. -, Z>O, 3 ~
30, 5 80 and % p. N. go,
10 90 and II 80 q. un., AID II 80, -. 23p, 3 -
& 60 90 and co p. n. ie0 SIT
INLAND s SEABOARD CoA5TINa CO,
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RAaERseAsSH.

gEy g., Viki1. MIDLAND . q. y: T. h.
~ JOHN &. BARBOUR. Receiver.
On end after SUNDAY. December lst.l IS
Passenger trains will run az follows:
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FOB THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new slu conmodious iron IL! s-I@' :
stssmor JOHN ". THOMPSON, $500 $500
built especially for this route, leaves the COM
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ~
I O. o'clock g. e., and Alexandria 8. 1870 a. n;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. 2: o'clock pm.
This company nskss close connections Ut Al
e,andri: with The W. g., v. n. :; u. :. T. i.
Co. and gith the W. 4 u. Is. Z. "a. Freight
received for sll points, Mort. aad ;5outh.
hsndlcd with csre SID fo:gardst y9ith Dcotnp!-
mesa and dispatch.
For further information sppiy t.
=. a. SEhD, Agent,
JanDoy's wharf,
or at thu Office CT tho company, under TIC NJ.
.opsl Metropolitan Bank. :tiu street, opposite
the Trop.4 uly Department.. Washington.
-ah ~ SAMUEL BACON, f-a-:dent.
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ClRCU LATION STEADILY INCREsS-
lNG-ONE OF THE BEST ADVER.
Using MEUIUMSIN
THE STATE.
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON ATNO. SO
W KING ST., CORNER OF ROYAL ST.
Persons in search of goods for Christmas pre-
SAINTS are invited 10 examine our stock of Pen,
Pocket and Table Cutlery. Scissors, RszoTs, &C.,
which hsve been selected with care and pur-
chased st very low prices. Tho patterns sre
pretty sld the finish first rate. Also other goods
for tho little folks. which cannot fail TO pieaze.
Please give Us esll.
dec II J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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, 1879-03-07

ard Of No. 2 spring, as they say on tho board Of
Trade. Tho Doard Of Aldermen should consist
of two hrahehts.-unu clre.gl BY wards; tic
other tof b1!e.llntt many tncu,hcra) shoulti ho
clugted fur longer tines by tho three divisions
of The city. as Is tic case n Philadelphia, Louis
Vile. ard other cllics, ou the prinuplc Of Con.
uress md Btate Legislatures. The nomination
81 candidates, sc by tile cali for the Convcn-
tlon, IL to hc made by ono primary, Or fnass-
!ncetE,lg mob, III each ward, instead of the
etat Chamber ward clubs IN vogue hitherto.
liow un cart,l 2I,000 voters can vote in
one place between the hours Of md .. M,
hr onr,tuartcr Of tint number, passetl,
nt understanding, a. inany wifi have to walk Il
mile through th4 mud, mil ttan,l in liao full
Two houra before voting. At elections GUU votes
are supposed IL ~ ull that tan hu tnkcn In ten
hnura This Is .,fty an hour o. almost ono
minute. INV, tlcn, caslsny 900 vo,cs bu taken
IN tErco hoursl The only way Es to vote by
precincts or 1strlcts, tic anne a. at etcctons.
But spt this all out q year ago about this time
last ycur, having llad some experience IN sucll
ihattvrs ior some tIsnc Such mode Of i,ui,,-
snatien in many cases brings to the surface
then distinguished nnly for their rascallty, or In.
competence, Of both partlca. The ptoplG l,nve
no chanco to select tlielr candidates or delegates,
under tile autoeratic mandate. Of sejfcon.
stftufcd club, or tho mob Of single wartt
primary. ".
, 1879-03-07

n Il,
W. ueosso ~ ,e,''.s n"s.s NV wv" eonsrcsa"1Dn
teraay In regard to tho time when lie will taku
hts departure for Washington, u1.l what he
p.apose" 10 10 Mnen ne ss," ~, ~ .ae1e; M ine h!cs'
WOW was n pr'e! QUE. oa'a ne* s'M' proo-
ably paex my Etip'aaek Hl'I lcase lIcrc about
Wednesday, aid wliun get there a.'al do my
% rav,a has r,vova hc,, rco,r,.d ,s
nas's nus aa""Sa wv" sesatuea w i
tip'top committeeman iof congress, "'ihout
aay referesco to i'l'niorsal'z'hg himself rs afi
lonr n,d allow Ho,no nf I'm - l,rtcodirrs !, to
occ,nr ,sc or vi, !, ,reo 4n,,a,o s,rscbcs ,vt,h.
ussupS s .,sS noos ~ @ VIII spsstss WIZ
aa1s nat wsu q s smo ~ s " lug tof o.
nsoaap'"s ~ su!S W. .,tn no;MtSe'es,Su Cos.
E.sessu e:ss9 ~ - 10 VIII earpes.sasa.
I'LL " ~ ~. W. I ass ts s ,nat nv @ ute
~ .a H. W., w., ~ ,o" y, H. ~ ~" s.sa puen .st
aI,,iu n In Iu s,mo " s ,ss T. a "..m ~,
amT.1a"h i.a ." ''o """Po ~ ''oo 's3H0 " "o eaa
ns!p W., ~ 11 u,~, ,,.x,,. a.. rr,,tu, ,,t,
lne aian. Hitam naroer, OF 5ne lh'sa -, -,
en L. au1s III. as. ~ NIX. wes w.
as TIC extra T sssaIon commences on tl,o 1sfs'.
Tue Aon: MH1latl Alur4etl u exFectcn nome
SATURDAY "a nlGnt or nunaaY inotn'hG 1or 9fi.i
WISH, pFeS'ous u iesa'n'as "'S lauofs Ill eon-
etese' r,r,ryxr1r u..,,
...s c'"as.... s.,,, ,,,,.
warI iimmht,'Hr Iun,, h"1s " ,n",tjms ~ H.
,s.ne stti,Jnn ro.,,s i.ss ,,",, , ~ ~
~ & nHiwauxce .1 aScMuo 'i'st evea.E' asnty -;
aCaia, a,cr.h ~ yet rus mInn.r1 hx z,o.t NV M y
issat' r m'o ,,',t,,,nnm, ths ,,,,a,i i
~ ~ ,1. oto, ~ ~, !, ,. r wv % w. v.uelia
v aac @ fats liz, @ s , n ,ta LIMIT ,,nt e
sew o. ime tnen saf NY t.. 1up NV, "" ,.ri Nv. no'u
ll'e names rleesS!s "Sso % - l"!!o~s; JGns u!hos'
James aiaione, "; ~. "snasa. N,., ~ 4: nuems'E'
q; ioehlet; rGteE o'as. "e!ln,aa t.In.uIIt. -
nfoWh' at!s' u. l." otl. nr..@. y" untto" ~ ~.
tcftk, At. aens Mset Has taaTssu 'T. a q! tac
Tulnl'.ttcc loE tu"n Nutsstps. ~ ahe Hui!a ~
1atsla'a snohs sao''l.t ~ nase nupGatet ~ lhe
!!st OF aeieeatos 'fns,! tt!s IND ~ ,s Ghy Ion
Pentton III !nE @ tMan1HH Sch'e',''! anoat'sn;' il'
, 1879-03-07

people shoold ocet him, but . law aa,a he shall
not be Juror aud jnr'es N tho soutii aro hpneo
1atll.- We said ,snt thut w,H moi rtuht. and Va
dstsf'n'ned dsts, to make chnnsc. yo'. know Tho
yasis es 'e st we i aax ,9 a s's
yaar % good; AMI, when the hands On ths dial Tues
sppnslh'i.ty dropped fton my shoulders. fctt a.
din ysars ngo when boz afterthrow!ne on heavy
grateful tar thtt welcumo. You rtcus n,u not a
eau d, nothing fvt ron; i!ere arc no eii4 al nv
altposaf; anu thstciara nast feel that
th!s Is generous wetcomo.-ihat yon bu.
and s e.c. 0, ass T9' s $pt1 .a Aptne's ptaen T.
myself !is gratifying feo''ng, that yon say have
VIII sa.t.aea. 'I 'Sa' ssa conc baex @ o1 q yes es
ttever. never more. pronably, 10 hold
ay az sf is L. ';ss s.s @ e Or 'fSx sr y syss Se
WI. but .imp!y to bc ono q yo, fcady 10 pal nv
snultler +, tho wheel and push t!o old Dosnoefasc
crat!c Ecnntc. u DcInocratic !inusc. nrd o benio-
craa!c rroa!dent, No caH say tho country laa been
rSstGfea d. 70 . " Esiitye purity Applau'e
Mr.. Harrison then want down the stcps and
minsted With the crowd 10 gl7o US many rs
"As CORDIAL 4 SHARE
by The hand as muscular arm can cxtena.n
lhe "nldseutar nrtn P" was brett. we'll used
l'"rlnE the Democratic weakness. Invited all
present to "cono in alNl have solnelh,ng." 1t
was bold thing to do, unless tllern
was barrel or two Of whisky on
hand, but tl.at there was plenty was evidenced
BY The full bottles, ja1s, etc., un the dining.
room table,. Few, i any, declined to partaku;
mud those who did decline wvsc furnished Will
cigars, nf which there was nlsu m nbunda1cc.
Il!e band plnyed while tic drinking aud s,,loI;.
I'm. was tsult,!s on, The ut3tY tUAbt was offered
by Charley Kcrn-"'fo tle most efficient Cen.
Eressman tlut las ever been aent frotn
Cuok Couuty-Cnrter II. Harrlson.n This was
drank by rootnful only, as thu people wcic
Of COURSE. though rnter capnrious, not being
large enough to huid all u! them at ouo time.
AbOut MI hour was spent III this way, md In
talking; ten thc musicians started Thy "s!ar-
Doollr," w''tc', is always tho slgaal for the
breaklNE-uU.
, 1879-03-07
THE BOHNOW MURDER.

Present ASPECT Of tho Afra1r
The potcc ara holding fnHt IN thrca NJ Tia
nnmhcr of nrorcs.ios,1 thcyc. m, ao.pto,a,eas
s.rs.,sd nrn,, .nsn,",aa ,mst 1 49, nao
affesteo upon suspicion JUST after the uoAnoW
murder, With the firm conviction that they be-
long TO the Same gang a. tho robbcrs and ruur.,
,Ierera H. indcc1. t1,eT arc mt rccttr tonlc.,sj
T,'ai. 49, ~ II. ~. M1... -; y n".s,.
!hcis names a9o 1oan, anaa .Fat MAN." burke,
James johnson, and Patrick Hunt, altas Kelley,
all OF whom were captured In tho West
nlvtaton. The !, I'll Mani Il {: aat,. wa utth
~ t.,a .hn-,,,. har... tho. va,t ~ p.o,,",s,s
enc te'o ano.t'y ne1oro ..ne5 Mept 70 naenows
grocery, ard It is not claimed that lio
was implicated IN tho - sffair to
any greater extent than keeping
oo,r,,.,H .~,,h ,.o r.. -. I a..a,,u,, s .oao.I
eu "a. nh.n ath ,S sv',t le naS % s9
nn.t .ttffnl ~ v,,,n setna ~ .,so
In1n,nr .Ss. 5at ny. ~ y;
~ ,si and I'LL se n.'
the IA 1st,i ' hriist an ,-as m tISu no.
ucrxlo @ as two of h,s morr ree"nt
nsInao .,I1 ynits, .,t.. III ..u "Jao .ica.
vnars agn W, vhIa ho;..n shns ovhs Iufso
shot orer Woov III ftt tes IL W
, 1879-03-07
THE SITUATION,
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES.

There wns nothing especially new yesterday
iG local politics. The fact that Mr. Wright Is
the undlspnted Republican candidate for Mayor
diminished greatly the interest In tho contest.
There Is uona Of that heat arl warmth tl.At
there was two ycars MO- When he made SO close
a race with Mayot Henth. The Interest is all
concentrated On the subHr,linnto candidates, Of
whom there arc legion, md out Ut whom, It
will be lard to pick tAe lucky man Tic Sec
ond one to bG nominated 10 the City Treasurer,
nnd hts selection will have much influence on
the rest of tho ticket For solne years now the
South Sldc Inns been out 10 The cold, an'l 1t will
ma1su strenuous cirorts this time to get two Of
t'ie four ,plaeea,-s!te - frcas',rer IND TIC
Furwcli are tho leading candidates for the ono
the North Side, which las hau the Treasurer Tor
two terms now, has put forward Its candidates.
Alessrs. Eloto md Gen. ChctIau nnI claims tint
It las aort Of prescription right to tue ntiies;
and aleo asserts TINT tic Germans ahoald have
CITY Cierisshp. which has hccu the only
thing allotted to !. for tho lust thren
yGuEs. From prcacnt Appenranccs-ana np-
ssids men SEEMS TO g ahead, and, 4 lie Is in
luck, then tho probabilities pro that ule South
either to the West Or Nortl, Division. il the
o. tbe North sIie there aro two o. eandi. M
lates OF nbuut equal prominence, Atr. Appleton
and Mr.. Underwood. Tho Clcslshlp is cos':edeI
to tho North Side by everybody cxcept the
delegates from that division, who, MS bus been
stated, want something BETTER
DEMOCRATIC DEspoNpEScY.
The suCgestton Of Col. Htcarns for Mayor OH
the Dcrnucrattc ticket }las not met wth Us cur
dial reception as was expected. The greedy
element ot the party wants 4 man who
Il rather rsy,ltsfon in favor Of Cnrlor H. llar
rIsou, and The warm reception which was tcu-
, 1879-03-07
ITEMS.

1t Is stated t!,a& Air. c. n. lIgguson, purchas-
lux Agent Of thu Chlrngu, Burlington Il Quincy
].ailroau, Ia about to rcstgn. nu.l TINT Mir. Will
tanI Irving, General Superintendent OF the
Burlington IL Missouri river nall1oaa, vii! be
appointed In his stead. 1t Is nlso understood
thut Mr. F. a. T0uzelfn, Land Commissioner of
tho Burlington & Missouri llycr ltallrond, WILL
he appointed General Manager OF thi5 road, mid
lhat Ar. c.. Perkins will rcll,lqu!s! this posI
tiou IL devote his ontlre nltc'tion to thy Ila..
ugelacnt Of tllr Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
llaslroud. :
Mr. j. N. Mccullough. vlec- President Of tho
Pennsylvania Company, stated ~ Il THlnuHE
rnporlcr yesterday thai NJ further steps tnys
lately hcen takcm !ooktug towards the erection
of u nrw West-Btls DEBUT. Ills Company wis
.leterlntned not tn fc.lloyo tho freight depots
between Mul!son as.'i Adams s.rerts On any
conditions. lie says there Is plenty Of room fqr
all ,iic roads without rcmloviu. llcso. but II
lllu otllrF roatts arc not willing to Join y tho
erection OF new depot, h,a Company Will con-
btrurt QUO un It's uwn account, UNI! allow lae
other r1ads so mako usa ot IT u they ch3osc.
The uew .lepot Is not to 10 used for suburban
tralns, but uuiy for through ul!Us.
, 1879-03-07

Omaha reporter uses when tho "dcvastatfrig aic.
mcnt" takes hnnd at Mr. Smiths burn cri
licks In the magnificent o.story frame bul,l-
ing know, as Browns Hotel. From this tO tho
Day OF Judgment uaa an easy step, md tito de-,
and pictured 10 conclusion, Mr.. Tatms0c said
that heaven and eart! should pnss aWa5. but
the eternal principles of truth nnd JustIeo
should never pass away, and with this profound
md original ranark ho dianIsaed bis audi
, 1879-03-07


Mr. ]. n. Mccullough, Vlce-rrcs!dcut Of the
Pennsylvania Company, arrived here ycstcrdny.
II was n,nlerstood TINT Alr. II. B. Lcdyard, OF
the Michigan Central, unu Mr. Johu Newell, OF
The Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern Railroad,
wcrc 10 be here also, md have h
conference with Mr.. Mccullough in re-
gard 10 the unsettled condition Of
Eass~bouul freight mid passenger rates. But
tiny did not turn up. Information was re-
celvcl, however, that they would be here To-
day, when 1t is expectcl That conference will
tnke place. it ts hardly probable, howcrQ that
they wilt euccced In scttifng thu exfatfnE diff
cnltcs. Tllu freight rntes are sill quoted at 20
to New York. Most Of tllr managers think tlis.
rate is about ns high as tue present lrurkct
will aGlnit, Navigation IL nbout to opeu, wien
tlle rurOails will l.are to compete With thu vcs-
sells, aud tho probabilities nre tint tIt rates will
then be forced still lover than they are now.
An advance nt the time would simply hnvc the
effect Ut stopping further shipments, rs the
shippers would wall for the opening Of navTga-
tt0n.
AS regards passenger rates, 1t Is also fnn-
probable tllat anything can be done. The rates
ure still Oh the basis Of 917 from Chicago to
New York. which Ia a reduction OF 81 from the
regular rates. But yet the railroads receive
itearlY rs much revenue ~ whCsl thu rates were
so, herausc from So TO So llal been paid for
commission to scnlpgra ntltl outside parties,
which practice has been stopped stncu tue rates
have beerrredurcd. The difference is simply
itat Tic pcaplc ret tile hrnGt Of the reduction
tnateaa ot tlls scalpcrs nnl t!cket.agents.
, 1879-03-07
AND. D.,.ALDERMEN.
THE KIND WE USED TO HAVE.
tn The Editor Of Ihf 7'rfu,nt

." e's3 N''''.' - -''~ -''-''''"s
,,ou a. no,s onnrooch,n., n nav he wc11 =, inoIr
t.,"t, urt ,o,, ..t,n, rf, ~ ,nc, ,vero foroor,p
"e .s NJ" ~ ~ Nv " havra1tv @ @ d1 to ihr Cannon
Council. Tie City Of Chicago was Incorporated
March 4, 1857, md William q. Ogtlcn was its
i,.st stayor, elected In Aprll Of that year. OF
tho .eu Aldermen e!es.od in Tint year John D.
eaton ana Asahel f:erce stili surV'Vc. ~
1}uclsncr $. Morris was tho sccond Mayor,
elected In 1888. or tnc ten Aldermen OF Tint
,,.o. :, II ,vri,orr, !, n tInd,,u,,, 1t,,,,, n
Yeaf ~ & ~ as, p, -, ~ H. ast inuaasm, j1I.,, I1 ~ -,
In; Iii ;iy.a,s asa''A "A" o''1''S" NV
esi. W,,in,sG;, W povn,,1 ,o. ,,,a tbre uovor
cdrtnn ~ ini NJ u1@l ~ tte' W. A"rnn @ 1e n l
~. ~. '.,t,, e'o's AZ 'e'~~' ""s ~ -
n'g fss ,st inv, UNA ,ho for,t ,foror .,c,,m
l., aA'aer Ssn 1'oyu W. "IS .I, de ,s
u , iso, l VI is Aassm1en Tannan Sv9',u 5aso, s,i
s. .mNi' ~, ",u i.9. o''o! NJ 'o'''e'' Ae '" " 'n'''
al r,as ~ TIL ~ ~ t ,Tsnn W. ,n VII, aryy E.us.
e. t IN , s u ~ ssM an os,Iy 1nltG5 s foSs so
@ ~ rr II = ,nscr, nr" ar st1 1sii; i;vS o''' ou'''
B9iann W Hsy1Sad "l,s va t,,. d. sixth Mayer
4 shcruu ~ asrmen nr,, y"t liyiu. frnss,lv @ ~
sn,.1s y, '"' wv '''"t' %poe"'D'5
''1 n;,E,,s,,s f,orr.t, n.ou c,artra In 1aio ,,rvh
u, niuEuaLaS ~ s;aste.s "aa aseetsu ~ !at3; aauEa
.Icrex exe5, h Gs'isS t s Saa'ef' "'' A"e' fce5' a.
oss,s.,. nro ~ lyE. :,s ,,.,,od n ,ott rttt,,
craugus o,ni hmtris ~ tn a aaz, ar
,.nt n,,,,,. .''>A 49, - ''s''0' o1 SA'~ "'S
w Mans;,. ''gs, f,,rrst, ,r,a c,o,,oo IN 1sr "
Mugus.as oarteis Was Gicetca , ~ loao. I. :, L.
Hn Sso .asus! ise.fs s,... H.. esa"ses' ""a h' ~
oIua 1s. q hHI..sn, t..@ NV wv LYME; f., 1om ,,.1
JUN + E%nnpn % "as M G1eetsd ~ !oiG. ''oy' =.
Gs. -. oinEet, tI "''o' W. A@1'"oecI u 'no
A'uG!.'tt', atu lfanE' T., ,o,- .,p
aahles GnELlss Mus clSctSN y Iot1., LeYl u.
noohe, isaac ePeSs, e, u; ": na}h,onu, !ooett
fossi taHt'1s Msuunnc'!, ~ INlsp ufe 1NnnE: ,nGS
1ansgA y. WopuwotIu WIS eiEGtea " to1o.
EDWARD aaaa!eriet tt1heEt fohS, 1o1lh =. TUNES,
=. rlcFee. EllnM uf@hEef' W. u. eao"''oo6'
daHles A4ane are n'ln. ,,,,
>, james u. "oo;aMort! was CHOSEN III Islu*
leter fase, ". Il. Auahs, a. H. lhfoop nfe
living.
James Cnrt!ss was choacd IN 16to. l'ctGr
i,a4e, j.; II. Alll!iken,, IL ll' foss, Johh u
llaines, T. Hranger nre living.
~, walter 3: Hurhcc MIA elected in 1851. a. u.
Intoop IS !iv.!'E'
Wnller =. tinrnce was ehosGn ~ 1857. Ell D.
WI!l,anis. Charles Mcllonnc!l, JohM 9. !tnnes,
q. Z, Elltllorpe, Ezra Taylor, A. j. bruwn nra
LYING.
:, Charles H. UrAY whs chosen IN losE. .lolill
Evans, j. u. Gray, W. II. Srnslilc, +. A. Ao!f.
nun arc living.
lsaac l.. Alil'tken wns Chnaen III 1871. Ell. y.
Wt!!intns, Levi y. Uounc, William l.. Church,
j. y, Wald, William Wayman, Ell.iu Granger,
N1lliaIn IL. Stsckney, Morgan l.. Keith aro liy-
Ing.
Lcvl .. Hoope was chosen In l65s. T. Allen,
u n. HuuEli. William Culty, e. ". Holden,
\: EtlItllurpc, Samuel Ashton are living.
!hontnk DyuF Wns cAJsen Ill l6dU. Calvin
D'NiIlf, S1E1tlUF MYEfS. Henry utGgutG1UUt, Z,
, 1879-03-07

L0ba1N FNHcA. ="
Tho i1ospltabls jones; = Yea, we'ra In tho
sarlv old p,aeu whcFe YIN iInel with US last
>ear. Nv The by, old nla.i,. wisl, you and your
wtiu would couu at!l takv pot.uck With Us
aeain un tlla ----" The impus.yu bsuwn In
tu iul.e pot-luek with tie Juueses): my dear
follow, So sorry! but we'rs cl,gavvd on the--a
---on lhe-cr-sn th-th.l!,at eyeutux!" raur
JDles (pashcllealy>: "Wul!. ulA i.iau, you
nleg9t layo. gtscu suu iiius tass to Na''ls sile
llf,h
, 1879-03-07

The sealpcrs who llaVa been under the impress
sion TINT the railroads had ceascl the war
against thctn, atd tlsnt they could hcnceforth
vionta the so-rul!cd sealuerB' law as much as
they chose will soon bc greatly surprised wien
they Ind out ihut tho calm which Inns prevailed
lurins tho last few months was simply ilat calm
which usually preccdes q Storm. About Two
weeks ugu the General Ticket nnd Passenger
Agents al tile ronds cnntcritlg III tls city held
tuhayo llc scaipcts' law rtgslly cniarced 4 larGu
SUN Of money WIS set nsiuo for Tho purpose OF
purchasing tickets iroH sc scnipcEs oli which
they cunlu Iu prosecuted antl convicted, It Is
clnitnetl tllat anlne l25 cuscs have already been
secured !tnnlsrat!ng every scaiper In the city,
NInl the nrretts will bu made III few days. Tie
railroads. bny they will fsotu now OH keep up tic
prosecution Until every sculpef In tic city is
driven out ot the business,
, 1879-03-07

TTusyILLs, Pa, March G.-At preliminary
meeting this evening oi eltzcns ot thia city III
iIu Interests or d railway to ronncc. TItusviile
aHl bradford, Il COMMITTEES was appointed to
eonfer with thusc Interested in the enterprise
The prs'specia Of a road being built Looks very
l,loss, Chairman, D. II. Mitchell, ]. u. ster-
rttt, uud G, s. Nubcrss.
, 1879-03-07

pccial prtla in the splendid brake equipment Of
this engine. the added feature Of which IA bis
own Invention and now first introduced, and he
o1prcsses hts acknowledgment Of tho great lib
him uHlfHltcd facilities both a. 10 hen and ma
Tint, TIM length Of Uncle bick'' being 80
great, tho rise Of elevation from front 10 rear,
wien standing on the grades OF the switch back,
Is over threo feet. Therefore. to move this en-
RIno ttS own length will require shout 22i foot
tons. or. to express It mofs clearly. II VII r..
from tic ground. Yet the colossal power Of
tlils engine ID SO great that It Is able to haul
from Hevcn to ten loaded ears 10 The top Of the
swltch.back. My visit to t.Uncfe D,ckn closed
With nh experiment on the level track, IN which,
aite, eons,lsrablo leErae q sseea bad oeet,
stoppca still aftcr moving less than
Its length after tile brakes Mern applied.
Uncle Dick will do mastCrwDrk In basteninE
the good time when the splendid mineral fields
Of New Mexico md Arizona shall be opened BY
ment.
Nov The mcans Of passage and transportation
arc TOO difficult nnd expensive, but It IL conf
IDENTIFY bctGvCd TINT, when the country II upcn-
ed up TO emigration and thoroughly prospccted,
The rlcsiekt and most extensive deposits of the
precious metals in America, II not In the globe,
Will lc found In ttlcss localities.
"Gncle Dick " has GONG West to perform hts
ntsslo' and soon his si1rill whistle will be
heard ccho1ng over tho mountain runEes, and
from their tuinmLts he will look down on new
world, to 10 conquered by the gorltns Of the
rail; and through New Mexico anu Arizona tho
Iron angers Will advance Tor The 0rst tiue Ia all
the ayes Until they clasp tile fingers coming to
meet them, and now already across the Colo
RADIO. y. &C.
, 1879-03-07

CINCINNATI. March O-lt IL staleI that tlle
ComInou t:arricr Company, now operating the
Cincinnati Southern Nasroad, Inns rejected The
lorm ot llvense pruposcd by tllu Trustees.