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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13

chOice 10 faney 4oc. 4Sc new crop Aot
sSsse s sas sse = ssss &C. oc ace earn
4 Sa dr and ' io~sr bis
is Fi,s s%a s''a adssss
Isl, 1o e a. 81 So TarDsnsns quiet
oms-cstonseed OIL steady. AT the call 45e bid t,c
asked for Sovsnser tae bid !se asked for Deesmbsr
January bid 4,s asked ss for Eehsa.rs Lard
say % s'd Perm we at
@ es
winter ash 4sc. 5oe; crude s.h. soand sse. . ;iss
N s bot Do Se SS esSsss
r'sfS cslnr s e s
p Isf ss"s ssss sss We ao s,
Boston on. green se spring goslpgs lse. Tame ducks.
' aas 81 s 5 rsr 81 Ii
s rGs e ssi s. . 's @ e sssa
d%.en Pigeons, u 5os v per dozen. Chisksnssprng;
W cock h'"s s. SIS 1 ped
pair 81 30 p K 81 '' Ss,. lard m
sees kegs and - sass; sas meat; @ passagss
's 80 s'o
q rsss ss sss ssd y" K
Pss bid the $40 5d Sses%Ss old AMID AMID
new $40 Sla IL, asked: January old and new,
sss Bis f Fsa.y S41rs'
At De @ S s E ESQ GS S S " s ,0
r SAsss ssa s ss for sa.
1--WE .S
Ss s:a a. is sis s's
Dressed hogs were easy and dill; City quoted
sishgr and fairly active %Is The go. .aIs. we're
s 'G.s Chiefly city at ''s S ss
The sales future delivery $50 December
" y ss"sTY FAs slissns
81 ID
SS 8 & s,s:a 4 ,ssa %s
$ S sas to dairy
sa s s asssSy Ss zoe
state factory to fancy nc. Isle; Western se
,s Now Ss so We
State and Pennsylvania Die 2c Western fresh. BE
Rlcs~Fair jo6bing demand and firm market We
aaa To- &c prime . sSss
duly pail Ss dS in bond se sea -
's .S: 's e IN sEss;
sas dS'S' V w. 'A''''
Nv % 81 @
s':iSss
ssss: Sssss 81 81 ssa III ss.
Market dun g. as rs mo No sales
held a IS 00' du'' with western
active cuisines. petroleum '' vessel: was dono
; ;S he 4;
bacon: 5000 package. eassse and butter 4os.; iso
tons % n goods so per $500
bushels grain private terms, 1000 ~. aour. IS
general cargo current rates; Gernan bark tons
senss to msSTs general cargo at rates; British bax
sssss sfss '! s:rn os hsa ss
spS. 70 css for s... S british a. se
500 Quarter. Do ssyass s.; British bark 4St6
81 refined Saa sS hence s to sss
IS 9s A;~ss ito Cork for
S%., oI aa w0 . A%e sn .sed ys
r.
fA,!saspS. S%'ys;s sis'; s's;
hs%ss Bristol 81 British bark sS. ssa%cd
S%ss 800 S9s DO hsass to .hs
sIsa Ssl: hssyy goods:
ga Ss. saS ssF
Sss ~ pss ss
S Sss sSn as Fl y sSS4 s
ESod. per ton-choe's 4os 4 -, bacon 4os lard
I "ss. sS H = So pew
per bnshsl sd; corn h,sS so hops hops per- per c 40
bbl. 22s. Sd. per ton; provisions, 25s oil cake,
25s 3D. a IT'S Sd petroleum. per bb. IS Cd. Is. I'd
2s %, wheat per bushe esd heavy goods. per ton.
4Os cheese sos beef per tierce Is pork. bb 5s
TO Bristol by steamwhest per bushel, Sd corn. do
Sd Hour. per bbl 2s 3D. heavy goods. per ton-Sack
beef per tsree. T.; pork per Dbl, 5s To Hayre: by
cotton per h., c. measurement goods per ton. 81
$40 TO Hamburg by steam-lirsin per 100 lbs, 1855
marks provisions, per 100 lbs, marks; cotton per h.
l:iec. Nc To Bremen BY steam--tiran per 100 lbs.
1876 marks provisions 100 lbs l75 marks cotton
H. sac. Ac To Antwerp by stesm-!irain per bushei,
SD Cd tobacco, per hid. SIS I'd 4Os provisions
per ton 2s. I'D. sos h.. &c To Rotterdam
BY steamGrain. per bushe 3D. provisions, ton 4Os
cotton, ll-l6c. . &c.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER. Nov. IL. 1879
The Guardian in report this morning
says:-The hardening tendency of the cotton market
especially for futures to-day tuesday exercised strong
higher aud found the much cult
10 deal In tn An on Friday
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2-5 y. NJ.
Cotton--Futures weak; upiAnds. low midding clause
November delivery. 2932d also Wad.; uplsnds low
niddiing clause. November and December delivery
8 2ti.d. uplands low middhng clause. December and
January delivery q 23-s2d upiands. low mddiing
Produce--Common rosin. 5s I'D. . 5s 3D.; linseed oil
81 per cwt.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MARKET.
ttf LIVERPOOL. Nov. IL. 1879
Pork-Prime Eastern dull at JSs do. do. West
steady ut 53s BaconCunberland cut dull ut 33s.
short rib steady ut ass long clear steady ut ts I'D
short clear soady ut 34s. Sd Hams-Long cut dull at
ass. Shoulders dull 22s Bcef--Indm mess. In
market; dull lUs. prime hrmer SIS.
Lard-Prime Western dull 1T SIS ID Tallow. primo city
frmor 4os i'd Spirits turpentna dun ut sis I'D BIS.
Rosin-Common steady at 5s. i'd. hnc hrner ut las.
choice nrmcr at 63 Lard oil dull Mt
3Is. four-Extra State dull at 2ss I'D Wheat-Spring.
No s. dull at los Id spring No - dull at los i'd: new
Western winter dull at lis Id Southern winter dull
at Is Sd. Corn-Mixed dull at S. 7lsd. Cottonseed oil
Yellow American. none in the market. Rosin-Common.
London steady 5s ID. Turpenine-Spiris, at Lon
don, dull Vt 3Os I'D.
HAvRE. Nov. II. 1879
American lard closed at JOf. pcr so kos.
BREMEN, Nov IL, 1879.
American lard closed At 3s marks per 10 lbs.
HAxBUaG Nov. L. 1879.
American lard closed st - marks per 100 lbs
ANTWERP, Nov. IL, 1879.
Petroleum. I9slE paid 2of seliors pale Amer
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The following were the opening QUOTATIONS. ior
mining stocks at San Francisco :-Gould Curry
lOSs Savage. 1881 Chollar, 75S; Ophr. 80; Hale 4
Norcross. 1914; Crown Point. 3al Yellow Jacket. 10;
Belcher $780,. Imperial *; virginia Consolidated
ga; California. 5t4 Best Belcher. 10; Union Con-
solidated SO; Alpha. IS; Sierra Nevada. 55x; Mexi-
can. a. Silver Hill. 1O5c; Justice. 26oc.; Julia.
S.O0c. Utah. 1915; Alta. 51s; Bechte. l.S0c; Inde-
pendence. IL; Mono. %; Consolidated Pacific. q;
Potos 81; Exchequer. 4.65c.; Monmouth. 81; Bos-
ton Consolidated, 1.50c.
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SEM TO SING SING.

Thomas Linehan. sentenced for Ave years for kill
ing 4. Lndcnheim and receiving stolen goods, and
Juan Bebelaqua and Francisco Senabria. sentenced
to two years and half each for counterfcitg Bra
lillian bank notes, rem we'd yesterday from the
Tombs TO sing sing Linehan was indifferent but
the spanars cried bitterly when the handouts were
put their wrists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-13

st.insdwGcSd ordinary 1856 :tric; good ordinary
ss;s ss' 80 s:;
Fl. Ss s 5 IT,: s:si
leo4.s5i bales Liverpool kilograms Ia 80 r Re
b@oysnt: es,msted sales 5000 bales: speculation and
export 5000 bales mddling nplands. TEc mddling Or
low middiins Clause ssad ID i ri'; sisad
November December delivery. uplands. low middling
iana: oN %iddns isled ysn.s
February delivery; gplands low mddling clause S5sd
low middllns clause ga s7 sd; Msrsh,Aprl de-
VOW aasns
MayJune delivery npands low middling clause, a.
s4a.s ss,'niss sHssss sS %saiss
mddling clause. now crop. SAIL 2732d: 10 l6d.;
ssS.s srss P Y,sSpd'
Mddling upIaad:; ID: %idaling Orleans 7lsd
delivery. aplsnds low middling clause - Decem
bcrJaanary delivery. uplands low mlddlirg clause,
%diii%s clause sss2d IA; February: March dsiisspy
upands. low middng clause, is-lsd March April de-
delivery; upiand:, low %ddlinK clause, va .iprs.
i5.i6d December delivery. uplands. low mid
snS sla asaa %idas S
January February delivery upIands low midding clause
%dGiins CLAUSE a5saa @.a March April gi" dsiiyYTy
rplands low middlipg clause q i3Iea. ss.s2d. May
sa5s2d $50; November December delivery. apands.
livery. upIands. low middiing clause 2ss2d January
February delivery uplands low middng clause, 232d
Flour AND GRAix-Receipts-rIour. 81. 53i bills (:
wheat $50 bushels; corn meal i23 bbs and $50 bags
barley Is 100 do malt ~ ESQ do FIonr was dull and
Southern 1 were about SSs within the sn"sa
range Rye -four lower aud about 200 bills sold
sales wer 800 b6ls aud 100 bars We quote ~
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49,

According to Washington despatch the Treasury
to-day received from the Central Pacific Company
s22O 600. to be credited to the sinking fund under
the Thurman act.
Government bonds at the close were quoted as
follows:-
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Nov. II. 1879
Spanish gold, 242sl q 24s Exchange active; on the
United states 60 days gold. a 50 premu%; shor,
promium; on Paris, a. AZ premium Sugar ad
vanciug: No. II s.. l1s4 ~ reals god 326 hhds of
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Nov. II, 1879.
active and in addition sales late
yesterday Of rs OOJ pieces He cash. there have been
sales of 1000 pieces to-day 5.l1c, with 4c. cash
bid freely for and 4c cash. asked for spots
from January to Abr At which quotation the
market closes strong for u squares and 4c tor
6lx5B cloths.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW ORLEANS SEPTEMBER i3, lo79-rHE FIRM
~ OF Richardson Cary this day dissolved by mutua
consent J Richardson having purchased tho ine,es.
OF O. W. Cary Ia said firm is hereby authorized to collect
all assets of said and quidale the business Of said
firm. JOHN r. RICHARDSON.
q. W. CARY.
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FINANCIAL.

r REASONABLE RArEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowemept Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
bought: insurance Vt all kinds effected with best
panies at lowest premiums
J. J. HABiiICH h CO, 1856 Broadway; box $50.
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bsRGE;4sE,g FEiJ-S,

Judge David -. Spence hiss beun rlrctc4
President Of the Lynonburg National Ba1l.
tbs widow Ct lbs Rev. WIN. +, Nuasoy AID
her son have taken up their residence in Abirr.
don.
Tho Bspists Ct DaaVillc haze purchased
fer IS, 900 a let Oh which t, Greet a handsome
church.
Tho Baltimore aid Fred rcksture Sttambos.
Company have piac,d an additiona steamer OF
the route, giving tri weekly water lransp0rta.
iio1 lice.
Tho woods along the range of The Bull Rua
mountains, 10 view OF Brentsgillc, in Prince
William county, have been oo fire for scv5ral
days past, and are still burning.
A conference Of tho leading debt payers and
reaoiusters OF the General Assembly las been
called to meet in Richmond On Monday cvou-
| ioG, two days prior 10 tho as5e mbling Of tho
| Legislature.
Col. Lucius b. Ntrhrop, the c;mmissary
general OF tho Confederate army from the com
mcncement Of tho civil war until q few months
bcioro it's close, is now living in rctirtmont
DCar Charlottesville.
The church Of tho Rev. John Jas2.r, the
co!ored minister who originated the "sun NOV.
iDg theory" in Richmond, was tho soeno last
! night of considerable excitement. Willis! the
| congregation were Visiting for tho bridal party
to como 10 two Wlmon got in dispute about q
man in the audicucc whose affections add alcg.
lane, both claimed. Tho dispute grew SO warm
that blows followed. AT this juootur, somc
orc 10 the gallery yelled Gu! that tho supports
to that part Of tho building were giving way.
A pauic ersuod. Men and women jumped ont
I the windows to the ground. Females faint
cd and we're trampled upon by the surging
mass ID 40 effort to escape from the building.
Several persons we're Injured. but mono Of them
srlousy. During tho excitement il tho church
the bridal party quietly proceeded to the house
OF jasper, Gear by, where the marriage va:
| so!cmniZnd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

HAWoRTH CHURCH TO Re TORN Down.
llaworth ChuEch, which tho genius OF Char
lotto Brontc and her sisters has N ado an otjsot
OF pilgrimage to people of every land is 10 be
torn down to give place to brand now ssruc-
turo to suit the taste Of tho present inoumben of,
the ksV. Mr. Wade. The last services in tho
church were held on The nth ult. The Brit
l5h arc fond of berating our people for their
lack of reverence for things cid or hal!oWed BY
such Associations as those which ought TO have
protected this cid cdiicc, but VIC venture to soy
that llnworth Church, had it stood in this
country "oud not soon have been pulled
down. AS it is, the act provokrs good dcal
OF stIoog Reproduction from the English press.
Tho London Daily News remarks "lIaworth
Church Is past praying for. Tho Emperor
Valons-wa think it was Valons --inporisi TO-
to England considerable number rl vaudaIs,
according to Glbhon, and the seed OF them, as
Lord Byron once remarked. has no. y.L rerish.
cd out OF Inc and. "
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SrEW-S or TEE ETY.

General Sherman Is planning 10 have rtgi
mont Of soldiers permanently located at the
capital
Off 1900 miles Of railroad built 10 this
Country during the last ten mouths, 1900 have
been built west Of the Mississippi.
The fc,ret ltvcr il abaiing ct Springfield,
l5. OnIy eight new clsts and enc death are
reported in the last forty eight hours.
ST. Julicn's trot against his time OF 2:l2:i at
San Frar c.sco, proposed for December 9Th, is
indefinitely roatponcd on account OF his taking
severe cold.
The New York Produce Exchange board Of
managers have of their CWa motion reinstattd
Mr. Fratcis ID. MouI!o1 as o member Of tho
exchange.
Dr.. freeman j. Bunslea], Of world wida
reputation as physician ard writer upon mod.
cal s,ieEco, died Of dropsy at New York yes
tcrday, aged So.
1t is said that Secretary Shcrmau's aupusl
report waa surrcptitiously made public ycstcr.
day, but its contents created no furry in the
New York stock market.
10 addition to tho points Of tho Presidents
message already tclcgraphcd, no reviews tho
situation in Alaska, and takes the position that
10 many respects it will DO economical and ad-
vautageous to establish crrtcrial form OF
government there.
The name of Secretary McCrary will again
be sent to tho Srnltc for Judge Of tho eighth
judicial circuit, and * Senator Ramsey. CT
Minnesota. will DO cent in Tor Secretary Of War.
MIR. Ramsey hes written tho President that he
will b. IN Washington carly next week.
At the annual banquet Ct the Gen. Meade
Veteran Association. Of Carlisle, Pa, Oil We'd
n(#lay evening intIatnry steps were TAX en- lock
ing 10 tho trlciiol CT CIR equestrian statue to
the late Htn Meade. Ii - proposed 10 ere c.
the statue on ono Of the government rr;crra--
lions in Washington.
Tho Indians arc drprcdating the cluniry in
Mexico 0Go hundred nirs wtal ct I'll paso,
Texts fltnun mnn who pursued rsiding
party To Tie UI"unIhIn- were amtushcd, ani!
all hut ona nr Two killed \ sccoGl party
which Wrnt 10 The tccnr ni maa~IC:n zero anr
rrlscd wl,Ilc hnving Tho Grad and eighteen Of
them Killed.
Tho charges l,r tho transportation to tho
Treasurer OF the United States OF Daiioonl
bank notes c,carly unit Tor ccnlalinn, received
ty hm on ard after December lst. for rc.,tmp.
ton ia SUMS OF ,oio. rr any multiple thereof,
will be dltrm cd ont of tho fvo per ccnl. re,
dcmptnn iuud and included in tho assessment
| on tho several hanks nl hsua al !hr Close OF the
fisc,l year.
According to tho lc.u,s arranged between
Mr.. Vanderbilt md the syndicate Of bankers,
twUn'y million dollars Of Now York Central
and Hudson Elvtr railroads, sold at l30, arc
to b. maid for through Dicxc', Mtr.au Il Co.,
New York. in the following sums sDd en- the
Following dates So. 600 600 to day. 81. 600 ,00O
on January |. 1850, $5.O00.C00 on February |,
1850, $5.OOO.UC0 March !, 1850, and - GOO,
600 On March 81, 1880
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

MANSION HOUSE,. II Moore, N y; s T
B5avors. Boston; s II Dayton, do; Il NJ Bouph
man, Md; j l. Walter, L'odcr; Miss !. \
Roche, Philadclnhis; Ur;ah French, Vcksburs,
Mrs. Robert No9ii!e, Loud5un county, Va;
Mrs. Is. Tubmau. Charles county. Md; Matt
Is Tubmau, do; Master II rubman. do; J &
ShackloiOrd. l.c;oRioa Seminary; w Gordon
VI; & Gordon ana boy, Va.
1oNTINE.-G s Smith, Warrtntin J j Ma
SOD. King Gcoig Goo i Harrison. lIrrndur:
& + Dell zicr, Charles caun'y. Md; j II Chi
chester. Fairfax, l. Rokcs. Thomastop, Nj: }
Newman, Baltimore; j w Greene, Culpcprr
) w Marry, ir.. Washine'or; John Bris Of. d, .
J! Il VOL, Philadelphia; ID Il MoGutc,
Clalkt;W A Brcut, Baltimore; Judge } Sang
ter. Far!ax; s Simpson, dc; WASrc, ir d.: "
IL Sclromar, Oecoquan; W y L;nr, de- J. |.
Thornton. do; W NJ Shcw>ll, ir, pniladrIpii..
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Of all the cities 10 the country in which tho
national conventions of tho two great political
parties should be held, tho most proper, and
the ono possessing tho most advantages, i!
soens to uS. il the national capital. All the
reformation that may be required at such CON-
venions can bo obtained there Immediately
and with no trouble, tho flcilitios of access TO
the city and tho amplitude and style of its &C
Communications arc unsurpassed, its objects of
interest to tho delegates uuequalcd, a.d
It's proximity 10 the most popular water
ing places and TO Mount Vernon, tcgither
With numerous other attractions, render it re.
cullarly superior as plac, fer holding such
conventions, and wo cant 500 what prevents
The executive committees Of both tho parties
from dlrocting their national conventions
shall be always held there.
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SPrfOJIS Affair.

from Catlettosbury. Ky, TO tho Enquirer, dated
Nov. 2Slh. says: "a bout two o'clock this morn.
ing ten mon left there and Hampton City for
Trout Hill TO witness tho hanging at Louisa Of
l.absn Walker, the murderer Of Patrick Nolan.
The party were drunk and took whhkay with
them. After crossing tho Big Sandy into Vir.
ginia difficulty arose between Ethan jackson
and AlonEo Burns about horse trading. After
some angry words Burns drew pistol and shot
jackson through the forehead, tho bullet com.
ing out Of tho top Of his hesd jackson is still
alive but unconscious. Burns is under arre;t,
but he claims that the shooting WAS accidental
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Caught by u "FrOs" and Killed

BALTIMORE, D., Nov. - Tho horrifv:rr
spectacle of = man imprisoned in tho "ftoS" =,
railroad track from which be vainly endesr.
ored TO extricato himself and shrieked for All g
u locomotive fatally margled him was witnrss,
ed at Mount Clair juntion, few miles from BsI.
was uncoupling cars of tho Baltimore and 0h;o
railroad whilo thoy woro /: motion, running in
and out bstween them. when his foot wss csl:pb,
in frog" throwing him between tho cars md
beneath tho wheels His arms, legs and HRS
were crushed. The tran was stopped immedi.
ately and the dying man taken to Mount CLAIR
station, where ho expiredil short time.
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Burned TO Death

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. G9-At about twenty
minutes past three o'clock this morning i:e
broke out in the Grand Upcrs HouEo building
in Adelaide street Whom the Gromcn arriycj
the flames had full possession Of tho building
Carc.takor Wright, his wife and little GIRL Ms.
milo, and young man named ThOmss Sect,
slept in the upper part of tho building. Sco..
jumped from q widow and escaped with n
broken arm. Nothing so far has been hoard al
the Wri9hts, and it is supposed that they haze
boon blcned TO dosth
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delivered Tor TIC purpose Ct Touring tic South,
c.uaacd several truths. cot tbs lopsL OF which
was ,ac following: Had Ike defeated c'aimA
ant fer the Presidency Lccu IS bold as lie VS.
unscrupuIous. he might have obnncd the
position. Csc. his tonlt should be Inscribed.
His ambition was greater than his courage. 4"
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CUriOuS Case

elNrINNA7I, Nov. "a special dispatch e
Inc Enquirer from Bcllcfontsinr, O., says that
Dr: }. A. Browa, whose death last Monday
buried although his friends, and tho Mssnna
ODD Follows and Knights of Pythiss haYs
Twice assembled 10 bury him. His lin like Ed.
pearanco, with tho fsco ahd lips flushed md
muscles rolaIed. and tho absence Of Any sign Of
decomposition, make his friends hesitate to Inv
Tim IN tho grave. Tho case oxcles universal
interest.
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That the Virginia readiusters may 500 what
Laodle they have given tho radicals to work
upon 10 their efforts to max, political capital
t'r tho ltlnry Of the South, VIC mention the fact
tLat lev. Henry Ward Bceoher. 10 bis late
thanksgiving sermon, said when sec scv
e;a' States banded together for tho purpose of
regulating their obligations say tho timc has
MT come yet when southern men should be a,.
lowed to take charge Of the national treasury, +"
------------
MIR. Beecher's Thanksgiving snrmnn thannh
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NGrIser and SuieE,Sa

tISCIENAT[, G., Nov. PA sn,csl Il,
pa!ca 10 The E:1u.rtr from Chaplin, Mason
county, Ky, s;aci t'a: assrs n.m,d An
thcny. hel'cy was persuaded b7 nccro wtmon
claiming to b able to work miracles, to mn-I,.
women nam,d Kate Niil!tr 10 cricr 10 sSli
her bedy 10 students for dissection. Iiodcr
her Instructions he, on Thursday mcrnjrr
Killed kato with tlaw of sn axe, and uLnm
the neighbors. alarmed by boy, came tc IN"
sccno OF the crime, they found the cabin On l;rn
and Nelley lying in the doorway with his iiras,
put 'SS'
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Accidentally Killed.

ELIZABETH. N. j., Nov. 29.-Geo. Meyer
OF Wnlo Park. accidentally HI led bis lhirtc:n
year old son yesterday Afternoon. He VA.
cleaning shot gun. not Knowing that it was
loaded, and it went off, the charge cutcriug the
boys hip and thigh. He tied to death before
medical assistance could be obtaincl.
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Unless Ger. Grant hurries up i; acceptance

Uocis Ger. Grant hurries rp | Is acceptance
of the presidency Ct the Nica!au2ua Intcr.
oceaEic Ship Canal C0mpar J., 10 aud that canal
will both be :on late. 10: ii. do Lesscp5 will
start for Panama early 10 d, eembtr, and o
brigade Of pioneers and surveyors has already
lefs to prepare for cu!tiog canal through the
isthmus Ct Darien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29
PsbkEFGS sSESI'S

The German postoQico department is going
into the in light busiotsg
NJ. Mi,hcl Chovaler, the r,Iitc,l coo1omist,
is dead at the ngc OF -.
Mnkhtar Pashn ard Ills Lo1y tua1d of 20
soldiers. have been mastered ty the Arnauts.
Pfinco GortsohakoF has arrived ct Berlin.
lie Is Dot expected to hold 40 interview with
Prince Bismarck during his afsy.
General Baker attacked tho AfehaDs 10 lila
font iu fofoo OF Thursday. Tic cucmy fad
at the first assault, ADD tbs tribes arc aow dis
perSog.
A correspondent at L>bdon c)ntTadicts The
newspaper reports that Sir ChafIcs Wentworth
Duke is about to marry q member the Roths-
child family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29

A RELIC OF THE PAsT.-At Gaza, CD the
6,h nit, an Arab WIS quarryiug stone at a
plac) about four and n bait miles dsaut from
tho toxin, and uocarthed marble figure of q
rIau. The following arc the dimensions given
by an Arab eye wiiucss, namely "Ttrec feet
fon top OF lead t, cnd of beard; y inches
from "a. to chI; from top OF forehead to mcu!h,
49, lochts; from shoulder TO shoulder, 81
lnChes; irom c:Gwu Of head 10 waist, 81 inches;
aod ST ioches the circumlCrorca CT tho reck;
tho to;Gl height is Is FEET Tho hair hangs 10
long rinelcIs down upon the shoulders AID the
beard is long, indicating o msn OF venerable
nse. The right arm is broken in half, Hhilo
the l.tt arm is crossed eve. the breast to tho
right shoulder, where tho haud is hidden By
the drapery Of a colk covering tbs shoulders"
There is no inscription either. on tho figure or
on the pedestal, uad The alter is huge block,
carved in ouo piece with the god. Is was
found 10 recumbeut position buried 10 tho
sind upon the top Of bill near tho sea, cvi-
IDENTIFY removed from ts original site, which is
unknown. It's estimated weight is 1900
pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-29
Buried In Il Milne.

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. %. a special dis
patch to the Enquirer from New COmcrsnsu
Iuscarawas county, says that while Ira Hines
and bis SD, II yesri Cd, were wcrkior in -
coal miro yesterday, it cavsd ID huryipg them
completely. Before they couli DO dug out ha,i,
wcra dead