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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
Gfturslons.
BRIGHTON BEACH.

DRlGlIION BEACH.
Trains on the Br0oklyn Fatbush and Concy Island Rail
way until further notice viii hafhouTy between FLAT
BUsIIAVE (LOug Island Depot Brooklyn ana BRlGH-
TON REACH from $3.50 TO 1880 m. Trans viii also
leave BEDFORD Fanklinaye, hafbOuIlY, from b:3j
10 1924 D. IN Last train from Beach D. The deUots
can be reached ard Wall street Ferries By Atlantic
and Fifth Avenue car Lines Via Fulton Ferry by Fatbus
Avenue and Adams apd Boerum street Line VIA Han ton
Ferry by Brooklyn Central Lnc via Grand and Roos
Welt ferries by and NOstrand Avenue, ThOmpkIns
-''"' ~ W +. DORwIN. superintendent.
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Giin propertn 60 Get.

EOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. %
Wavey place SO feet by 100; extended Easements ia
complete repair VIII De rented for series of years easy
terms. Inquire on Che premises
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,VHE ALEXANDRA EXHIBITION co.
Beg to announce that the first Of a series Of
PYROTECHNIC DISPLAYS.
r. be ,,,,,s,, ,,d.r tho rarsonaI cbar0e or
JAMES PAIN, ESQ,

PYPOTFCUNIST OF THE ALEXANDRA PALACE
London. England, ard Of the ROYAL YACHT SQUAD
RON. win take place Juy 4, 1873. at Manhattan Beach
Coney Island.
Ample preparations have been made by the Manbattat
Beach Ra6d Company for the comfortable return home
all visitors.
Admission to exhibition grounds % seats 25
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At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
hFSIRARLEF FARM of so acres HIGH ground,

IL good buildings convenient only u miles distant
Of Hack quarter Of mile rom sa-
nor three railroads within miles excellent country
seat as represented worth nyesgang viii be sold
farming price aud easy terms exchange Address
River Ilge. n j.
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HOUSEKEEPER.-An intelligent aud en-
4 1 ergetc person an excellent COOK make all
Kinds of desserts SALADS &c Address Ms LONG, 49, West
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GOnntrn Real GsIale for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE for sale
~ nominal price, large modern house with high cel'
ing range, piazza &c Il acres S5OOi more land II re-
CURED handy station and city BOOhHOJl, ChgIdNtI,
Is liberty st. NeW.NOrk
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EOR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT Of SO
ACRES the beautiful village Ot Geneva; situation eA
Ceeut good buildings and abundance Of nuts Tarc
chance Tor gent string country home. Apply e
GEREIT II. SMITH Geneva, y. y.
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poaro auo Rooms

AS WEST -ST.-Large airy rooms, with
30 or without board transient or permanent also table
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NOR SALE or TO RENT CiEAP-A de-
dcHrallc place KatOnah station on the
Iarem kaTOsd. For full description ana terms address
j. = HAWLEY,
20 Tiffany place. Brooklyn.
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HOVSEWORK, or Cook, Wash and IrOner.-
Bv an English Protestant gr understands all kinds Of
cO0sinG Of references city country. 1856 6thaye,
ue9r 2:;i-st. first floor.
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- FRESH ALDERNEY COWS for SALE
- Milking 80 quarts day. Good family cows =, ?
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ONG BRANCH DIRECT. Ocean Route.


WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR PIER,
In font OF Ocean Hotel, without change
STEAMER ADELAIDE---1WICE DAILY.
Fort lime tqbI cf 4
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I AUNDRESS.-A very superior Protestant
woman az lauBdrcs- is thoroughly competent and wen
recommended no obi Ftions the country. Apply NJ
/ REDEII'S. 342
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CANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l., L

- Now OPEN family resort miles from york,
North shore l.; from three Sides fine drives,
9oaGng fishing and bathn8i steamer seawannaa leaves
M sundays from october, leaves Peck slip q 83d
f. H.. $40 a sands Point 40 Nj music daily
q. DUNSPAUGI, Proprietor.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY owning a very beauti-
"A ul place on the ~ the Hudson River az Cateh
Will take families to board Tor the 5uln'I ~
furnish first class dduOn. Address IL ASLLEl J.
|
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.ECT EXCURSION. lily 4TH.-l

- NEW.HAVEN. the beautiful city OF Elms.'-New ana
elegant CONTlNkN IA leaves Peck slip at a. H.,
and Haven returning. AZ 1850 The views aoag
Tong Island sound New Haven Bay 10 the "Trip
Fare Tor round tp 81 20 no chlrge fr Derhs
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ROONTON, n. j., on D., H. and w. r. r.,
I'D one hour aud quarter from ave trains each
way elevation 1000 pure air, commanding views,
beautiful drives walks fishing and shOOung large
number Of families viii take boarders; reasonable
rates UNFINISHED cottages TO let Address
J.. b DAWSON. References: Rev. Dr. MandeTvillc.
Harlem; Ods, II broadway W. II. Nichols No so
ntl, dom
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Gnmmer Rnnro.

DvFRTTST WENTS FOR THE NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT ,hh
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,23S Broadway, cor Ihifty-lsI
~ or 3OS West Twenty tnirlst, corner llRhth+Nyea
az East F0urtcenthst corner ~
Third ave- cor Forty sevenhst; al the ia ltEh OfFLO
M oSJ Third ave one hun twenty
QIaTlem 81 Wings Bank Budngl up TO y 'i al tegu'di
Office rates.
DDRFSS Box As. Chester, VT, for a
"A pleasant private boarding place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
FOREEGT %Ei3'.S.

Germany sad Austria ac aOon: ajcpIGS
measures TO prevent the spread Ct the pissu@.
johann Moss L>Gdan newspaper, the
Frtihcit, has been prohibited ia Germany.
The Berlin Post says tbs. P:iace Bismarck is
preparing 10 submit 10 the federal coGrci' j.
fer the regulation Of raiiEsy tariffs.
ApgelI, the runaway secretary Ct tic pdIiGaa
Palace Csr Company. hss embarked 81 !l'5ho1
on bis return to tho United STATE.
A Berlin dispatch 10 the Pei A!s!! G:z i.o
SAYS it is stated that Prince Bismarck hi5 de-
cided to Withdraw the psriamenia:y discipline
bill, leaving the matter TO til: Rai:hsSag.
The Londoo Daily Telegraph, in its Gnarc;s!
article, says Tho liabilities Of the GoitcE-
burg Commercial 60. ere G2G0. 600. The ts!..
ure was the result Of ad9aEc:s to- .d-sl 'u.a
Der merchants nDd paper mills
A dispato!, from Bres!aa' says that tie police
have prohibited the collection OF contributors
of money solicited by socialist Leaders. aud have
arrested nan for soliciting ia violation OF the
prohibition.
TIE French Ministry yesterday eite2:at ;
compromise with the Left, and molim OF
confidence passed the Chamber Of Deputies By
a majority Of lO2, thus ending The cisls ina:
has been exciting Paris aud tfIrca icr E9aia
days.
Owing to the seTeriig CT the weather the
forests of the Bernese Jura, 10 SSltzerland, are
infested with drovcs CT wild bears, which are
sometimes so numerous as to defy attack. The
farms are frequently attacked by wolves, aud
hundreds of cbsmois have descended into tie
valleys in search OF food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
The Theological Seminary Bill.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette
10 your issue of the 18th instant you state
that the bill for tho relief of the trustees of the
Episcopal Seminary. &c., DOW before Congress-,
would 10 all probability have passed the House
ct Representatives, when last under consldera-
ton by that body, but for the bad management
of those having it 10 charge. ALLOW me to say,
as representative of the Seminary 10 this mat
ter, that the management tf this bill by its
friends 10 the House has been all that could
have been desired in every particular, and that
the gentlemen supporting it will undoubtedly
receive the hearty thanks of The Episcopal
Church for their uutiring zeal 10 its behalf.
Yours. 3d., CAZENovE G. LEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
2'O1ygamyo

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 20.-At meeting
Of the anti rclygauy society. to day, It was re.
soy,d that nc have appealed TO cur country
wameu to isiu US in urgiog Corgrcss to pass
laws to enable the Courts to arrest simply iur
ther rolygsmy. /. was Dot the Gentlles. but
the Utah Legislature, composed almost entirely
OF poygsmists, which took the right Of dover
away from tho Utah wives OF Genties. c Mor.
NOR robbery, but snabbiy compensated foc BY
the granting Of tie electoral franchise. TIE
suti pciygami5ts Of U,ah, being in the minority,
you'd be uDatc, il they desired, to atdIct tho
Mormoos or rob them. The Geutiles have
paid for or created what they oTn 10 Utah. 10
mining ihcy he7e $50 600 900 invested, and are
IS much interested as the MormoDs 10 msiG-
laiaiug personal rights. Since the sonouooa
moot OF the decision Of the Supreme Court 10
tho Reynolds case there are signs In Utah CT
change Of sentiment n regard 10 poygapy.
The Congress that passed and the court that
sus;aicct; the law are denounced by al Mormon
editors ala preachers. pnd there IS deter1-
naliou 10 adhere 10 p}iyaamy almcs: universally
exp. S$ed l.. uairr kissing circumstances,
Congress Should lr=n. amnesty 10 polygamlsts
or Giourn wi.hoet action it would be regarded
By the Mormo1s 81 q triumph of God and his
saints over their eueries. Instead OF granting
amnesty for the past on mere promised obeil-
ence in the future, wo ask Congress to enforce
tho existing prohibition of po!ygsmy in the fu
;u.tr The difficulty of enforcing the law arises
from tho impossibill,y of securing legal evidence
Il plural marriages and from the fact thstjurorS
grand and petit are largely polygamous. Let
Congress provide thst these shall he excluded
from the jury lists and tha! polygamous mari.
s2es msy to proved by the same evidence IS Is
received in civil actions and the courts could a!
once place polygsDy in process OF ultimate
extinction which is all we ask. Such law
could not BE- abused rs it would be entirely with.
in tho control Of the Government Thus can
Congress forco the abandonment of pclygamy
and nave not even the appearance ofharsh treat
nent of the Mormons. These polygsmous del.
egatcs charge that dram drinking, dram selling,
prostitution and kindred vices were unknown ln
Utah previous to theadvent ofthe Gentiles when
it is matter CT public notoriety that Brigham
Young Owned large d;stiltery which supplied
Otah saints and many outsiders with whiskey,
that Zors Institutions deals largely in intoxica-
ting drinks, that it is q we'll known fact that st
the meeting Of the Mormon priesthood presided
over hy Brigham Young every man confeses
himself guilty of adultery outside of his polygs-
nous relations and thst Mormon preachers pub
licly lament tho great number of illegitimste
births in purely Mormon settlements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
The Prophetic Conference.

To the editor of the Alerandrta Gazette
I would like to state for the Information OF
your readers who are interested IL the matter,
that letter has been received 10 this city i'om
Rev. Nsthauael West, D. d., OF Cincinnati,
which states that the essays read q. the Prophetic
Conference are now rapidly passlog through
the press, and that the volume will be published
by f. H. ReveIl. Of Chicago, sometime N
February. Dr.. Wes:, who read ooe CT tho
ablest essays at the ConfeIerce, 90 the history
of the doctrine Of premlennislism, is himself
editing the book. which vii! 1ntain al ths eSs1ys,
only parts Of some Of which were read, a1c O.!
which lees was reported IA the tribune Extra
than was actually read. The book Will contain
about $50 pages, aud its publication will doubt
lsss mark az epoch 10 the history ct Pfenlllen.
pislism in this country. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
Extensive Fire.

elizabeth. N. j., Jan. 2l.-The Arcade
is DOW on fire, having igni:cd ct 1890 o'clock.
The structure is owned By ezCongressmsn
Amos Clark, jr.
The First National Daok, Postofics. Western
Union Telegraph Office. Conservatory of Music.
Masonic Hall, Opera Hous, aud four stores
and 6ftoan ofic2s, are located 10 the building.
The cause Of the fire is yet unknown The
firemen are at work, but cannot approach the
building owing to the deese smoke. The loss
will be very heavy. The building alone is
worth $3.50 600. The bes. block Of bulldogs
in the city is in danger.
LATER,
The fire in the Arcade is burning furiousy
The Opera House is completely burned. The
National and Savings banks are safe. The
6remen at this writing have the FIRE under
control. The Masoii, Hall, Conservatory of
Music, National Guard headquarters and all
the upper Offices. 10 the building. are destroy
ed. Tho Arcade cost $3.50, 1000. 1t is report.
ed it is only partially insured. All the depos.
is, including money, have been removed from
banks aud nil letters and papers from the Post.
ofic,.
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New York Militia

ALBANY. N. Y. Jan. 2l,-The Adjatant. Goa.
erals report shows the entire military force oe
the State to consist OF seven divisions, thirteen
brigades. ono regiment. and twelve private com.
panies of cavalry, one battalion, and two seps-
rate batteries Of artillery and twenty thres regi.
ments, Elk batallions. and tbirty.one separate
companies of infsn!ry-in all e, c03 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21

Seven moonshiners hsvo been captured by
the revenue force 10 Lorne county, KY. They
have long de6ed tie law and threatened death
to any one attempting their arrest, They were
taken by surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
Inauguration.

DCvEs, Del. Jan. 2l.-John W. Hsll, was in.
augurated Governor of Delaware to-day in the
presence OF the Legislature and large concourse
IF citizens. The city councils and militia com.
psnes c! Wilmington were also present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21

The master tanners Of Bermoudsey, suburb
of London, have given nolics of five per cent.
reduction of The wages of their employees. The
men declare that they will resis'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
EScaned PrIaaners.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l-Nine prisoners sawed
their way out of the Jail at Clarksvile. Tenn,
Sunday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
Esci:emca. in Protestant Circles.

PETERSBURG, w., Jan. 2l.-The religious
vol! horonbouIs is greatly exercised ever a
Itcurc delivered here on Thursday night by
Bishop kaauc, Of the Roman Catholic church,
the subject of which WAS THE Church and
Human Nature" 1t is charged that the niois
ters Of Protestant churches were invited to &C.
cuPy seats on the platform and assured that
they Hculd hear nothing s:ctaiian in tho ad'
dress. TIE Bishop was introduced By Mayor
Cameron add several prominent citiz:ns were
On the stage Of the Academy Of Music. where
the lecture was delivered. Many Protestants
who we're present thought that the lecture Sc.
vere|y attacked The principles and leaders
OF the reformation, especially Calvin, aud last
night the Rev. Thomas Spencer. Of the Eplsco
nal church, replied to this lecture. The Rev.
d.. WitherspooD. of the Presbyterian church,
stated from his pu pit that tie lecture was a
c11ti?g sell" upon the community, and that
il he bad tcen presen. be would have hurled
back the abuse that the Bishop poured on the
Protestaais. Dr.. Mcdonald. OF the Baptist
church, q native Of Ireland, and formerly a
Casholi,, is lei! how be changed his religion,
and reilly to tic Bishop Rill probably also be
made. i:ic-c is considerable feeling on the
sutjsc! and learned discussions 90 theology are
the order OF the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21


BALTIMORE CATrL!: NhEi.E7. d. !. j. r..
Cattle aro sold =: thsgn EsH7cs ~" ST..
lcgs are sold :. nc. weight. ta.. j. - To- CO..
(gcno:s!iy) oil from. the !!r4 vtiyh. $h..g -.
sold gross. ,hs: il Eve weisbt &C n2ghinFcal
Beef Cnt.jc-PTice; to-day r:D"ei ~ 'n:'""..
Best Bc6Tc - :.
Generally rated irS: qua!i :y."......@ 81 q :.
Medium or good lar qGe!!ty...........I - -
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows , 20 ! > -
Extreme range Of prices ~ q -
Most Of tnG sales from ...........2 ~ . 4. %.
Total receipt :0r the wa0t; I7ji to!r sales iH'.
Oh, rrol,salor~,.,.. ,r,. ,.,,,., ,,,;-, ,.,
nrira. 10 hn,ior ,j,nH l..s uaai. hI. ,!.,,
rs .yn -Sn"r,ai g;.b i.. w., hi" cco.
vh,io IN cthnr. IL. fo.,sr -. rri'T .:',,..
.roi .ih los, ,,.o ~ i '.Js,' -
10 tens The vs~i.,tin, r. inc rSIi,, rIs 81, -,
mos, on Ina rriiLir md cnIm,,nI ar,Io. r..
GusIily was fully AS good :: las. weak ihe-. b..
1s soS,c to.s fully az good rs we're tu.,-" 81 '.s
week, while lhtr. v.s " ioGr line OF hide.
grades.
Mich CCw..-Ia9 cc.2r,@n fr.lo' A:a '4 -.
cess Of tho demand, which y s.g@. III u.
Cows nro more Gcii Q tHha ~. "c2E No arp..
1t 25ss5J per ho.a
sheep -Thc-e i, : f4lI au0;!y o; -l-a9 O. g..
market, SID while lhrre ara emo co.a:aou ua,s
snong the receipts, mere Al. ai:o s.nse vo,.
H1lo,c lots Win ARC quoted 81 5.j! c.Lt' c.s~.
grades sold DOM 10 81 :: 81 with very :aa g..
5! ccn!a per II. L.mb, so quoted It; G.5 CO..
Sheep. Tra1s is Gali. boia". co-t1eL eHtirc.~ ?.
the com1atic demand. hcucEt: III. Week -"
swan-nith p mCc3 IL IL. raa tlisa IT,.
week rr.c@s a.:c s':rEE@ sIncs thea !diiy !es".
The lrado bas boel fairly nlli:3 IL tho atTar,.
in mort Cf tho rai,s and thu vras9. ct is :.yJ-t
Ne oroo rag, nd .:~s -. - :
bacon togs u, q csats ofd hi but .Gn- H..
It 49,! cents per ID .e.. VITA t.0.. s.Ins r..g.
inv nv:.r the I.tt:: fturfs Fh0rrflrn'5Io Ut
uiGhy "'!e s,,Ge 17!5 ana li"aa !Hah ,!Gp .a'
N'Ie'p'' 'u!- "'e'> ''''' oes-
p., ,,,. -, yr..;..
do deferred i; do ccu.olitated6 I!; dl@:irri.s
81 past due coupons III hi! ,o-ds7. lou-.
quiet and s."sdy niGd!ire 90; FLOR ia;,.@
ae'sSe HFu It, hr1.':rn" -Th !1s;, 49,
go =. u 80 "'i
Ioa.uein 10 i''a;o., ~ n,2e: i.paiD, =.
and Jan JOS; FEB 1861 @gr I03 Cn.n-S0u.a.
ern que. and nouluei; Tgc:,e.n quiet Tor raer
and firmer for l.t~. Onions s0utE.,,9 W - -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21

The substitute decided upon by the dsno'
cratic senatorial caasas. yesterday, was TT
supplement to tbs resolution. adopted BY the
Virginia State Ssoate Saturday. As long as
the couotry maintains republican form ct
government with constitutional restrictions, its
aeima.iog principles should be the liberty o.
the iodsiiual c.iG N and tbs p,tsnta!ty, not
# one smoDduent 10 the Constitution. bu. OF
the whole constitution 10 its entirety, aud Of all
laws passed 10 accordance Herewith. 1t the
fundamental principles Of the existing govern
ment are to be changed, let its form aud name
be made to copforn to the alteration, but as
long az it sails under the llg If a constitutional
republic let is Institutions be those OF free,
i.dependaa; aud cors;i!utionally protected pco-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
pUpIlsHED DAILY AND .TRI-WEEKLY BY
E:7ola SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY q, 1879
Tnc bill introduced 10 the Senate, yesterday,

Tnc bill introduced 10 the Senate, yesterday,
Ly Mr.. Cbtissiancy. provides for !eeiunlz'ug
the children o! polygamous marriages, tu: de-
cares their notters conou5iues ADD punishable
unless it may please the President to grant
them amnesty. The Mormon u-cn GIN skip to
green 6elis ADD pastures Dew, bu. the poor
mothers, who married 10 acoordanc, with their
religious b;Iief. aud a msjoGity Of whom Gre
vel! aivaoc,l il lif,. arc to b, branded 80
Wantoas az! turned alrif: upoa the world. Tor
lorn aua unprotected. The rtc,nt decision Of
tho Supreme Court on the poygamous mar
riaso question shows that 10 this age OF boosted
advanced cisiliz l!i9n the same rule holds that
governed the world 10 the old days when might
mad. right, aol shows tbst now as then the
weaker pa.:y must suffer. According to
priao!pl, recently oafOrcsd 10 the S,u.h, that
50 alleged criminal must be tried By a Jury Ct
his peers, tbs Mornon womeo have bsen lie
gslly coavicsad, Tor 20 jury composed OF women
would have rendered su,h one sided decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21
shocking TrHGeNT.

O3c lf tic mos! atrocIous murders that Ta5
c9rr htO%a ia New Kant was committed Gcsr
Iu1s:a!.'s station, on the Rchmori, York
River aud Chcs4 p AXE Railroad, F:dsy night,
wLcn Mr. Sgha J. L.cy, al cid aud iGciE!a:i2e
ci,z,u C. that county had h;s head severed from
bis shoulders.
The cr;uc Vas not discovered unt Saturday
Ubsn TIC dad body vas tould Oh the road.
Thc E:GG w2s hcrrt!y mashed, aud whcD par
lis attempted 10 if. tie body up it dropped
al i,asirg hgea held on b. only SNAIL piece
.! fish. Meas Ct III, boady deed spread
rapidly, aad iwo negroes, man aud beg,
HcTn aErss;ed. They protested thar lcn0cence,
bu, The 53y c,n!ts;cd hat t~o othtr negroes
hId tod him OF their purPCs, to murder M
hlc?, aud asked him 10 aid them. lie o.
oi1ci 70 have anything TO DO with it, but, upon
their ,hr,a.s. he promised to keep quiet. Tic
negroes 10 Hhor, he alluded were arrested 90
SunGsy aud plead gully. The coroncr held
az Inquest: end The Jury returned verde: that
liz dscc sad came to bis dta,h at tie hacdj OF
The rElS0ncra.
\ ccrcespcn;:ea! q: The RicLuload State ie!s
giaphs FROM Tuusta ST. = az iolIow5:-
- large company OF ci!iZais gathered aud
ittSui4lS( " tCl' ia A@o9oaJ EIEpt,
but we're prevented. They ere safely secured At
r.!leysvilc. Bodies Of arued men have been
gathering III :ha snorhia2, ami the &C temert
is on TIC Increase. Tho prisoners were arra!En
ed at Tallcy.vi.le this morning. Two Of them
pleaded gui'iy. When asked II they comnltied
tho deed, .hcv replied, Yes They then con-
fiss2d that thcy waylaid the deceased aud uuc
dercd hin for money. They FIRST Us ID razor,
vi h which they cut his throat. Then they
went 70 wtrh IN bis head With a hatc1ct. They
gal hia norey, which I'D rot amount to asr.a.
DIAL.
Mr. Llcy VAS native Of New Kent, aad
wss abou. "A or 45 years cll. The two negroes
who confess the olinc worked tor Mr. Lacy,
abd we're subsequently familiar with his habits.
ihcygrew thai he had taken. some hac)n to
RicSmoni 10 sell AID tia. be would return
with the money Friday night. They therefore
waited ia The road, Two or three Mills from his
hcu3c, until he drove al,og in his wagon. The
deceased leaves wife and two chillren.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-21

New EoaK, Jan. u STOCKS strong. Mon
2.3. Flour quiet. ETheAt quiet. Coz. ql:.:
Sharp County record., 1879-08-14
Str0N Notice.

Taken up as strays, by 0. D. Rogers, of
Jackson township, Sharp county, Ark. and
posted, on the 5th day of July, 1879, before
r. W. HAlI, a justice Of the peace, the fol-
lowing described animals, tO-wit: One bay
horse, about 10 hanis high, years old, a
small white star in forehead, saddle and
harness marks, left hind foot swollen in
edge of hoOf, appraised at 1926. A tlea-bitten
gray mare, 10 hands high, 10 years old, har-
ness and saddle marks; black mark about
two inches long above the hook joint on the
night hind leg. Appraised at 1875.
3-3 7. J. Davidson. Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1879-08-14
JACKSON
Notice

Is hereby given that in pursuance of an Or
der of the probate court of Sharp county,
Ark, we viii, on the premises, offer fOr sale
at public Outcry, on the l1th day of Octo-
Der, 1879, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: L. b, r., ne fri or Of sec T. in
tp IS north. range west; also, sw or Of Sc
fri or, ne of sw fri or, and NV Of So fri or of
sec 80, tp 19 north, range 3wcst, containing
$50 acres, more or less, Terms OF sale-One-
half payable one year after date, balance
two years after date, Purchaser will be
required to give note, with approved Sc
curity-a lien being retained on said land
till paid for. SAM II. BALL,
Guardian of Willie WillifOrd.
CHAs. w. ENGLISH,
4-3 Guardian of George Ann English.