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SPRING DRES
VERY HANDSOME AND al

Large line of Trimming Sill
shades, Hamburg Edging,
Lace, Lace Curtains, Red n
bic Covers, White Table / ii
Crashes, Knitting Cotton,
styles i'm endless variety,
Ruches, Collars, Cuffs, Dup l
thing to be found i'm a first
We have added to our fql
ment a very attractive line g
en- Collars, Cuffs, Silk HdlSf
ell HdEfs., Shirts, Drawers. s
Shoes, &c. ma
We are keeping the Celeb
for Ladies, Misses and Chill
lace and buttOned, Kid and
ranted to give entire satisfa a
We invite every body to
before buying. We can NJ u
MCAL
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AcQrrrrp-The batardy suit brought
by Mis- Maggie Frederick against Mr. b.
y. Dunn was tried before the County Judge
aud jury on Monday, when Mr.. Dunn
was acquitted. The baby was pretty
boy, but Il didn't favor Mr.. Dunn.
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Ma. A. J. HAMS has arrived from the
cities and is opening out very extra line
Of groceries, provisions, &c,, at Chenault A
Psnny's Old stand. Give him call.
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BRIEF NorEs.--Louisville Is TO
have a Board of Trade. One hun
dred and eight million dollars worth
Of four per cent. bonds were sold FIJI.
day, and the last Of the iivetwenty
bonds has been called IN for redemp.
TOM. Warren Tate, who shot and
killed WIN. Love. in the indianapolis
Court room, has been acquitted
OF the 1862 members composing both
Houses Of Congress, there are 24l
lawyers and ten editors. Fifiy-6ve
Of them served in the Union and II
in the Confederate army......Three
white and 81 negro women are in the
Kentucky Penitentiary. Five are
serving out life sentences .....Sena,or
CerrO Gordo Williams has been heard
from. He offered a bill 10 curtail the
power Of Federal Courts, and intends
pushing II to passage...,. Edmund
Kinney, negro, and Mary Hall, white,
have been sentenced to the Virginia
Peniieniiary for Eve years, for inter.
marrying. The ceremony was legal
ly performed in Washington. but the
couple went back to Virginia to live
and were indicted, tried and sentenced
....A bill Is before the House 10 re-
duce the salary Of Government Store
Keepers to $50 per month......A bill
TO reduce the amount Of stationery al.
lowed, members (sl25 worth, by Mr..
McMillen. Of Texas, has been pre-
senied in the House of Representa-.
lives. hut the old siagers are fighting
il like death. They are for the salary
grab or any other swindle.....Congress
has opened the doors for general legis-
lation. and Randall was to have an
nounced the committees yesterday. 80.
The British troops have met with an
other heavy loss in Zululand, Africa.
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s. C. WILLIAMS is back again better
prepared than ever 10 make a hrst-class
picture.
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DfsoHAnoED-The drunken and COW.
ardly Engineer who cut Charley Nate', =
crippled and idiotic negro, has been dis
charged by the l.. &N.R.R
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Yourn ASD Bows Clothing In Ill grades,
.iSca, characters and kinds-a speciality ~
Oeo. n. Bruce & Goa
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Fon sALE.--i have a good, new skeleton
Wagon for sale. Can be seen At Richmond
Junction. G. u. Ayres
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We respectfully announce to the |
are now open for inspect
received an elea
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srooSD IMroHrArroS.-A duplicate or.
der for % suit each. for Youths and Boys
Clothing, from q to IS years, will be re-
ccised by Geo. N. Bruce 4 Co, this after.
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IOctI Writers.

srrp svrrr PorAror- at wearen a
Tvepsi
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TnuLy ELroANr.-Jcnnie June the IA.
nous female New York fashion correspon.
dent Of lhe Covricr-Jo'anoi, writes to that
paper ibAt in ladies' drcss goois this sen.
son. nothing can compare with the Madras
Ginehams. Taking q stroll through Hay
den Bros house yesterday, We were shown
foil line Of these goods, in bolts, and Of
every conceivable pattern. OF al the ex.
quisite patterns We saw there, nothing sur
passed the Madras Ginghams Cor lsdies'
dresses. They are almost ~ cheap a.
calico, nevertheless.
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CALL and so the Flowers At Carson 4
Dodd.'.
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PERsONAI.--Aiiss Willie Duvsl, hand
some young lady from Frankfort, is visit
ing Mias SalIie Reid -. Miss Maggie Co.'S
by, bonnie lassie from Tunersville,
has been guest q Mrs Fannie Green.
DIR. lansing Burrows, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church in Newark, n. j.. is visit
ing his fathsr-in-law, Col. Z. ii. Rochester
...... Richmond Rochester has taken IA
Clerkship in Phillips 4 Bros' store at Ieb-
nnoR... SOC Owens leaves this week Tor
the Cumberland Falls.
THE CIRcUs-The daily papers speak in
the highest terms Of the initial perform
nnces Of Forepaughs Circus IN Louisville,
and guarantee that it will fill The measure
Of expectation in every respect. Just 0ut
OF Winter quarters. the animals are fat,
the cages bright with new paint, the actors
are fresh, their costa mes are clean and
glittering, and the whole will be n sight
worth the trip and the money to see. Come
every body, and IL you are too good 10 see
the circus, you can examine the large col-
lection Of animals.
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NorIcE--I am compelled TO have the
money due me on last years accounts, aud
u not paid II once, ! shall Try the virtue
Of the law This !. no idle talk. i. Y.
nj.
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THrY ARE NovELrrEs.-Yes, and just
the most elegant a gentleman can find, and
they are al the rage in the cities. We re
Ger to the ready-made suits at Hayden
Brothers, and a. to cheapnee and quality,
We have never known the like. No whole
sale house would duplicate them for less
money than you can get them Of the Hay
dens. Il will pay our readers to take n
good look at the superb stock Of goods in
their hou-e. The like never was seen herr
k.f.r.
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NorHrSa LIKE THFN We mean tina
there j. nothing like the exquisite dre--
patterns just opened by Hayden Brothers.
The fact il, our young bachelor friends Of
that house know precisely what the ladies
need, and admire, and they never fail to
please all who deal with them. The plain,
everyday dress pattern, the walking dress,
and sunday dress goods, are all quite
charming. Go look for yourselves ladies,
and you will be certain TO buy something
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CmcKES TmEvLs - This class Of
scamps has recently made several raids
upon the hen-roosts Of Rev. J. :. Sims and
Mr.. Fannie Green, and carried Oh some
valuable fowls. That the -coundrcls should
exercise their thieving propensities on a
widow and Methodist preacher, make.
their crime al the more hcsrtlers. Our
Marshal has pretty good idea who the
thieves are, and II Is likely that in a few
days they will be scut where cold middlinr
and beans are looked upon as desert
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STOVES AND TgHEYAssE.
STOVES !
AT 14S KING STREET.

Ttu,d call special attention 70 n lar sostock
Of STOVES. ON brscing Portable Ranges Cook.
Parlor, Dining Room and Office Stovos OF the
lnteat Dty lee ard most improved patterns, each
and every oEo of which is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction
Also SNXrON'S. SPEARS aad all other
piNE i iACE HEATERS put ur 10 hrst one,
Two End three rccnls
EoT AIR FURNACES for heating dwell
lags, churches Snd pablo buildings, u specially.
nv l have constantly On hand 3 large stock of
!iH WAkS. Chamber Sets, Coal Holds and
ohovcls and HouscGurnishing goods in general.
am also prepared 10 repair Fire Place Heat
ers, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook SLovo Nanqes and
sll other Stoves that IRE made.
koohng, Gn!Lering and Spouting done at short
notice. in Tho city and country and on ths most
reasonable terms. All work warranted 10 give
satisfaction. DIV
sepi5 TEOS. How
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paltiv ciouuy, weather; and oocaalona! li2ht
n0TS.
LIE THOMAS STATUE.--Ths bronze tuats.
iran Statue constructed by order of the Society
ct the Army of the Cumberland 10 conmemo
rate the military achievements Of Msj,r Gen.
George II. Thomas WAS unveiled ct Washing
Ton yesterday With good deal Of ceremony.
Tho statue, which has boon erected ia ''thG
circle out Massachusetts Avenue, wss design
cd and executed by tho sculptor, J. Q. A.
Weird.
Tho procession was fully described ia the
Washington letter. in yesterdays Gazetto.
At the circle the President and Catiact took
seats in front on the stand which had been pre-.
pared for them. The crowd at tho circle wss
one OF tho largest ever gathered 10 Washing
ten. The exercises wero Of very Interesting
character, and somewhat novel, iGciUding
80 artillery accompaniment to the hymns.
They consisted of q prayer by Rev. DR.. PsxtGn,
OF the New York Avenue Church. who served
during tho last war Gs priVstc ia v0untcc-
PcnnsylvaD 10 company. HAL to the Chief y
by the MaI inc Band, AMI Inc ''StQr SpaueGG
Banner" rendered BY the nalo chorus OF Oaio
volunteers. one hundred vocs5, accompanied
by the full hlariao band dzl;r2 corDs Battery Z,
OF the SCGt,nd Artillery if0El Hort Nciic11y
and Battery Of tho Third Artillery, icgn2ry
commended hv Gnr. Rrct, d.rr;nr ~ Jr,;c.n
war and III bsrnuoativ hv Gcn. ThcmoI i.;,rj
Of tho pstn2r;r5 vas al!;sacG Ga EIagsach,srtt.
ayonuo and Il, street. the runs facing castva,r,
ana gfr, fired b. electricity. ina wires hc;rc
UD1ar the 1rnrncGjato control of I;auteDsn.
Sgirt of the sisnsl c.rrs, aft; ali undo, The d
reclIia 0i Fir. j.. i. Us"c0T. The statue va
tjrr -1-yo,,ed Nv ;io gc,,ntor amid tho rorr o.
the ,.sDn3Dada Of r major generals eal,fc, il
gh!eil tic guns a. Fort IVi::9r: f.articiYs;aG.
'Ghsn Ha4 sung she Grand Hymns" lfe
woI il written anj lie ;nas:a ctlantseC: fer tiie
occrssion by Mr.. Herbert T. proat0a ar:I l'cof.
j. N;8y Wobtcr, rasrGctsynjy.
Then followed the crniion hy noo. Stanley
Matthews. who dsiivai.o,; . ,aor aasc,s, cuio
cis!ic Of Ger. Tbornaa. and c,paIu4rI b: ma.
Ge;ipc the st.tuo to President Ha7ca r1r thc
peopIc Of The Upitcd S,asar. and On hoEsir Of
tho Army Of the Cumberland.
President HAYES accented ;l,n statue a,,t .he
,v,,c;srs closed
Thr atasnn - ohors H. !o,t y, !,,,aht c,,
rhcm,, ;s yo,r,ro,.,oi ~ i,n,,:,n CO. ;dr,-i
rhnctcJ his Lnrso on 80, s.,p,,,;. .: si:ai,.
.o,I;n;.r >, ra.I.a w. ,t,or,.n":,., ,a .,;,,
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Body Found.

New York, New 20.-Ttc 30! c: this morr-
ing toucd tic drowned body Ct 80 rckn.wl
mss lying Oh TIC shores outside of Whitehall
B.scn. where il had neen dcpositcd By the
tide. The Dan was apparently Spapiard,
AID both his hsGGI We're tcurd 10 be ii, i be-
hiud his back with 2 slrony oord, and q white
haudkeic chief wGs it'd over his eyes ard kroi-
tod at The back. lie WIS reGpcc!ably dressed,
having ho appt r;aaoo els wai!cr, and nothing
IVES found en- his rcrnon by which he could be
Identified.
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ECG3E EEEEfTSES.

Thera wero &c Gases st tho Mayors or Nag
istrates' cii,cs this nocning.
The NJ. S. Sccials viii eiVn seize; sJrcr I,
at McBurotyi Hal, 90 TbsGksgisl1g night.
a good time is expected
MIR. James f. Galloway. of Ma, irstcT, Va.
adVeriZ IS TO dpy the s;esul cooker, said t. be
cue Of The mos. conycnirDt oonlrivauc.s Tor
housekrepers il use. Tho advcrt:z ,mGnt de-.
scrb,s i us".
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itOMMUNlCATED.

We n!e pleased 10 lcain!roin The Gsz5!to that
the piscG ia the Beard Of Conliri. s:5ncis Of the
District Of Columbi,. vacated by tho .ssna'
!!ca OF CAPT. Phelps, is likely 70 ho filled by a
resident OF the Dia'ric!-ooc who Is Of the
people, who knows the wants CT Tho people,
aoG WHO will no tc.c,tahlc 10 the people.
Thorias Somassi!io has already Gervcl tho
rnhIic and ID we'll kooWn, and nccGs 10 III
ley 6! onla; whnj.vg- he hes Gorc lie
ENG':c ar r!iS.to ear;ci'y, has icc1 vol
doa", anh VIC thirk residence Of iaan5
years in Washington is made in bis favor, ard
that tho President viii &c The people !aVo:
and himself c;c;:it BY c>o!a,r!uS lie appoint
C..ent On hir. S0tnerSi'le. G.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, N0y'r. %, 1870.
For the Middle States, rapidly rising baromc-
tor, high northwestern winds and geles colder,
partly cloudy, weather, and occasional! light
NOUS 't'''
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ROARD or SUPERVISORS A special meeting
'oi the Boat OF Supervisors q h!cZauigia corn
I'y was hois at tho Cou55 Iiou2o yastcTaa??'
Present ". :. Rove, chairman. and irev'7
~. Pier.
A Tnnbov cI acc0gni7 agaia9t She caGr!y "a:
!oIect;on cEfcnscs &C., warc audited. allowed
iapd war-nTF1 issued for The same.
!; The clerk vas instructed 70 Aag3 2c| F2!los
boxes made lor the several nagl3:2Tiai Districts.
! Tho clerk was also instructed to make Ahu
Jar statement. showing the amount drawn upon
seach fund annually s:nce Jn'y ]. 1873, end
tte on Standing indcb:odna@a l'g tho county W
Ito December l, 1879.
| The Board thcn adjourned - ;neft po'
iccmbor II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

ARE&*rEp.-Joho LaGF, co,orcd, Was ar
Tlsiet IL O!Eaer ln!teS, On Quaen street, for
RI as&an!: on Soph7onia Ferguson, also coored.
il l;u2%'ri's H.o.t last NlcuGny night. Laws
- p2;or.9as Car :ci,c. var? fleet CT foot. and
generally lco;c4s IL giving Iag bal. Ho lc-
Sj5c& TIE ciiia,r, and was ony lc:urtd by The
sss.::area Of Ms. John Il. Wilson, whcm Mr.
Lnt.cr Summoned 10 his assistsrc,.
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TAH!!EAuX AID MUSICAL ESTEnTAINAEsnT.
The hGgu:g aud Eit OF hczapdris and some
troI1 Washington 9 III he bought into rtGais!
s:0n - night 81 The cnt2sIaicmHnt to b. given
=; @77Ga!a, Hall fer the benefit cftho lnfrnary
!:iTi'g, i crcT. base Cur c:l;2srs had an op-
?H::u@jag &! c:.icr:nE such 4 trta. IS Will i,o
gwen t:iIia Tonight, a;i:i. therefore, Il is rz
Iccici liza! th" hal! viii be crowded. Soc the
prCg:aG:nc published elsewhere ia tic Gazettc,
ansi !h3a &c SIRE ard 60, not only Tor Seur o@n
ai,j;y:a225 BIZ; IF inc gCtG q t1lso who mood
s:ccc.. &c! y:;L. e. sIl the peor!e e!
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PARArYzED.-Mr. Richard Chichcsto1r5, q
sen in law Of Judge r. II. Cockcrll!ess OF ra 1T
fax was stricken with paralysis on e sunday ..
his residence near Chantily ms aa speec9
entirely conc and his condition is regarded a
critical,
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1890 .. =. hoa;. iroln this city e Washington,
yta;o!doy. h1eDy Of The ladies on board became
much ilghtcGci a. Tho listing OF tho boat
caused b? iho large ruui5cT OF people or basrd,
eaA !; il whispered shat many OF the moro ncr-
vaas Of the men shared shoir laarF Tho panic
was pronounced! rs competent jalacs to be
c3i;Tcg uoca!Icd i6r the bosss being capable OF
s9r,l? Transporting al !fo passengers vino could
hc gotten ca haa.i.
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WINTER f:STgSG.- Mr.. WA. kaisht, tht
vel! kn0wn Potomac fisherman. started on hi:
saiog rees2! to iGy ioc North Carolina. to
saloct aad :cGs, stii.b shcrc TOR tho winter
i: hnrae
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

Inform CLUE NoTEs The cub hall was
tbio0g9G al last evening and twenty names
wero aided 10 the pledge aud membership Of
the Organization.
Mr.. Alexander E.s!ra;on, CT Wnshirgo On,
popularity iE0w as ''Knd" EsrItsieu. now him
scl !t)r;ucd man. is to atdrsl tina club e..
ticr headquarters TO mC:,oH might.
The papcrhaugcrs arc at work "a !hc p4d Of
tie hal! tc day AID the painting is eb1ut COM
pletcd.
Gomc ona S:nt 90 the hsil brslicl OF apples
Tuesday n9got, Citizens gro also already send
iog in papers.
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Tie GALE-Tho nigh northwest wiods cf
Tic Pas. Twenty four hours havo resulted 10
making very lew tides aud considerably 'a.nsd
Iur, navigation. Numbers CT sailing vessels
had to cast GIciog and steamboats, hound up
the river are retarded very much 10 mAkiog
thei7 regular time. In tho CITY nost ct the
damage has baeu coriocd 10 the blowing down
Of trees and t:pcc9. Tie oaly roof blown cif
Was that If tho stable OF Mira. Budget Travis,
CO. Prltc2!s arcet, between Fairfax AID Roya!
stTccis.
Passengers from LouGouu comfy this eveni1g
report the Ss!o lEoro AS very severe. mary trcos
and tnEcc3 being blown dow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

Through n: ciFilians and soldiers &iczablrie
yesterday hri,l n c0nsriCcus ;csilion 10 tho
grand civic ard military procession at the Ma,
tioua CAPITAL, and reflected credit upca our
State. This vas ia great ncasEga duo to the
energy ard pnbIio spirit Of Mayor Smith, vho
took tic lead 10 haviag CUE aoopIa Represented
upoD tho occasion, and thus obtained recognition
Of tho lifo and vim Of our city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-20

h,sEr IN THE R1vsH-GapsHns $! o. If T Iosds5
here report sn vs5y u largo The O. Snat
Vessels ID Inc son;n, them back and they will
probsby pot arrive here s nD 1gsd With i
earliest Most Of Il? 0 0,v sp SI0 Washington g
but some of them hays pavp Do of tb eS s1honn
C Cp Honyv r Gongdou reports tyony live sa
bound up.
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! FGRE.-Thoro ws5 an alarm O. fire ut tV:10
"a 'alcck, this morning. Of COURSE SUCH C Gel!
10, g., windy and birsterg 0 morning created
;c3nsmlrablc alarm. and the fireman aad Sisl'
,ns generally turaci ont quickly, The cDgiGcs
land cEriagos were carried to tho hesd CT Meg
Islrect where's tho alarm proceeded, ons no &C
|casion for their services vas iound. l. 'as
= subsequently asccrtainod tEas inc ai1rl r "ss
is.s, 'sed by fire on tho ROOT OIL sne'l ram;
lW ya't reefs, which was cz!inguishod by the
pninhho,
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PORTOF ALEXANDRIA. EOVEMRER2O
Sun risAa DC sun sets......,......, As
ARRIVED.
Scar Ii Z Gongdon. rrogilonca. IL American
Coal %.
CLEARED,
Str J w Thompson. lower rntc h7 r A. Roed.
Str Mattano, loWor Pic, By j Eroders s. Go.
PASSaD Ut.
Schrs W ID hilton and 81 Z hockhil.
MEMORANDA.
Schr VIM t.syion Georgetown, nj Eal! 18Th
Scbr Il b Church, Georgetown, 81 Prov 18Th
ScErs Sarah 7 Bird, Boston for Gsorsct0wn,
AID VIM Wilson, 10, for this ro7tt, S. Vineyard
Haven 18th.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AscoSA, Nov l9-Arrivcd bark Nesor (Aus). scopinch
New York.
ASJra, Nov 2o-Arrivsd. bark Evis J Ray, Leighton
Now York.
ABERDEEN, Nov 2o-saod. brig Fioroncs /. Henderson,
Patterson. New York.
ASrwKRr, Nov 25-Sailcd. ships Annie Law Q3r)
Shaw. New York: Eidorado Brown. Cardiff.
BRIsrcL Nov 26--Arrived steamer Howick (Brl John
son, Montreal
Sailed 28th. bark Hertha (Nor,, Petersen. Baltimore.
BREMEN, Nov 25-sssd, bark China tGor). Jordan,
North America
BAYoSxx, Nov 22-Arrived brigs Mary A Kcrsten CBr,
Mclean, New York; 23d, Rapid tBr), johnson, do
Sailed 23d. bark st Lawrence tBr) Thomas Baltimore.
CARDIFF, Nov 2e-saiied, steamer Scots Grcys Br)
Bruce Now York.
DAsrzrc Nov 23--Arrived bark Nordkyn (NoD. Simon.
sen. Phil adelpha.
Thorkildson, Now York.
FLxErwoop. Nov 25Ssiiod. bark Forxa (Aus), Percch
New York
GisuALrAR Nov 19--Arrved, brig Para gDutch), Stint
Boston.
HULL Nov 26-Arrived steamer Airy CBr), Balls Phila
delpna; ship Jessie Burrii tBr Blauvelt New York.
UAxprRG, Nov 26-Arrved. barks Canada (Nor), Bull,
New York; Mercurus Nor Jacgbscn, do via Queen
IIsLvoar Nov 25-sailed bark Kosmos (Nor) ElIefsen
New York.
IAynr Nov 25-sailed ships New City CBrl, Bray New
York; Eliza Kenney tBr Winchester Hampton Roads.
LIVERPOOL Nov 25Arrived bark II Bills (r) Jones.
Wilmington NC. 18th steamers Naples (Brj, Rauton.
Savannah; Carolina (Sp), Algeria, New Orleans; ship
Gareloch CBr) Donaldson, New York; bark Edward l.
Maybcrry, knight, salavcrry.
Also arrived 10Th. steamers Bavarian (Br), Laxzoo,
Boston, Longhurst tBr), weightman. Savannah; Bolivar
Br Dunns, New Orleans Ohio latter was tlishtly dam.
The New York herald., 1879-11-27
INHUMAN BRUTALITY OF A MOTHER.
CHILD THREE YEARS OLD BEATEN TO IN
SENSIIIIITY BY A DRUNKEN PARENT.

CHILD THREE YEARS OLD BEATEN TO IN
sENsIDIIITY BY DRUNKEN PARENT.
A shocking of drunken brutality came to light
last night the details of which blood curdling.
At eleven o'clock George Lanse. respectable Ger
man residing at No. At West Broadway, called at
the Chambers Street Hospital with his little three
year-od son Willie in his arms. The little fell
lows head beaten and cut in terrible
manner. His shoulders and back were bruised and
his right lacerated. and. as the doctors
thought, probably broken. The little child's face
and garments drenched with blood which
flowed from several gashes the back of the head
Mr.. Lanse stated that the outrage had been
committed by his wife Elizabeth. Ho said
that he was employed in tho manufactory
of Goldsmith L. Hoffman, in Fourteenth street.
He has been married to his wife for twenty years.
Once he in good circumstances and the pos
SCISSOR of a happy home He was thrifty and hard
working and hoped to lay up enough money for
his old age. But the demon drink began to
appear in his household and soon bis home
went to ruin. About two years ago his
wife began a series of sprees which have
recurred at regular intervals up to tho
present time Mr. Lanse says that his wife has been
drinking very heavily for the past few days Yes
leaving little Willie aged three years. and George.
aged six years. i'll charge of his wife, According TO
the accounts OF the neighbors Mrs. Lanse got up
early and began to send out George for
whiskey. The little fellow procured the liquor
several times. but finally finding his mother was
becoming frantically drunk he became afraid. and
ran Away from the house. Then Mrs. Lanse sent
out little Willie. who just able to toddle up and
the stairs. The little child refused to go out
when he his mother in such condition.
Then the mother. insane with drink, seized
broomstick and began to beat the child
until she exhausted, when she hurled him
fnsensible to the floor. When Mr.. Lanse came
home he found his little boy lying the floor. his
garments all and his childish features bathed
III blood. His wife WAS lying on the bed in
drunken stupor, unable to comprehend anything.
The little child just able to tell the story OF his
unmerciful beating aud was at once taken to the
the Chambers Street Hospital, where he lies
In very precarious condition. Mr.. I.anso
informed HERALD reporter that he intended to
have his wife arrested The father was unable to
find his other son. who had been driven away from
the house. Last night word was received at Police
Headquarters that the Ettle fellow had been found
at the of Eighth avenue and Forty y-eghth
street.