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Vill0tc Wieldcrs
GAMES YESTERDAY,

At Springfield Albanys 4, springfelds 0.
At Providence -Chcagos 6, Providence 5.
At Syracuse-Stars 10, Cincinnatis 1.
At Observation-Disclosures ii, Uticas 4.
At New observation-disclosures 5, New Bed
fords 4.
At Boston-:Bostons 5, Buffalos 0. Three in
nings; game called on account of rain.
At Troy-Clevelands 4, Troy Citys 81.
At Lowell-Hop Bitters 5, Manchesters l.
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Our Celebrated strawberrte,

In full measure boxes.
In full standard quarts.
In full measure boxes.
In full standard quarts.
On and after to-day, June 6.
You must follow suit, Mr.. Grocers, s.the
Mayor says so!''
lfyou want full measure and the finest he,
ries in the city go to Smiths Tropical.
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miscellaneous.

LONDON, June 5.-'rhe losses to the Russian
insurance companies by the great fire in Over
burg last month aggregate 2,087,000 roubles.
The Prince of Orange, heir apparent to the
throne of Holland is out of danger and iru-
proving.
Rear Admiral MaeKillop Pasha of the Egyp-
tian navy, is dead.
FLoREscE, June 5.-The internationalists,
who threw bombs at che crowd last November,
have been sentenced, one to imprisonment for
life, two for twenty and four for nineteen
years.
LoNDoN, June 5.-A dispatch from Constan-
tirople says the Porte has sent dispatch to
the powers declaring the installation of Aliko
Pasha as governor Of Eastern Roumelia with
| out hoisting the Turkish flag and observing
other customary formalities constitutes vio-
lation of the Berlin treaty.
BERLIN, June 5.-White, the new American
minister, arrived. The German press welcome
him as the appropriate successor to l,ayard
| Taylor.
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CANADA SOUTHERN.
Death of An Omcer's Wife.

San FRANCISCO, June 5.-An Astoria dispatch
says the wife of Major Stewart, Fourth artil-
lery, q. s, A., stationed at Fort Candy, D. T.,
died unexpectedly to-day, in that city.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Election


CHICAGO, June Sat the annual meeting of
the Northwestern railroad to-day the stockhold-
ers elected the following directors: A. G. Dali
man, Albert Keep, M. L. Syk kes, Augustus Schell,
G. NJ. Depew and Samuel F. Barger, the last
three named In place of w. 81. Ferry, r. P.
Flower and Perry IL. Smith, and are understood
to be elected in the Vanderbilt interest. The
first three were reelected. L. P. Flower was
also elected for two years in place of J. L. Ten
haer, resigned. The statement CT earnings and
expenses shows earnings, Sl4, ,5S2 SIG; expenses,
Sl2, s12,6 ,633; net earnings, $2,269 1888, equal to
per cent. on preferred and 5 per cent. ON COM
mon stock. The present officers were reelected
at meeting of the directors held subsequently.
CANADA SOUTHERN.
DETROIT, Mich. June Sat a meeting of
the Chicago Canada Southern road at Grass
Isle to-day the following directors were elected
W. 81. Vanderbilt, G. Vanderbilt, s. Dillon,
A. Schell, E. D. Worcester, 8. F. Barger, w.
l.. Scott, Jno. Newell and E. A. Wicks.
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ment in the amusement column. It will be a
brilliant affair.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps. q. 8. A
| INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The German Catholic convention has selected
st. Louis for the next m eeting.
The Derry savings bank at Derry, N. H.,
whose deposits were reduced by the supreme
court Is per cent in 1877, has submitted to an
other scaling, and is now paying 50 cents on
the dollar.
The Druid duck mills, near Baltimore,
stopped work yesterday owing to the rise in
cotton this year. Three or four hundred
hands will be thrown out of employment.
The order in the Ottawa council prohibiting
importation and Introduction of American cat
tie has been extended to the 9th of September
next.
Coy. Head, of New Hampshire, was inaugu-
rated yesterday with imposing ceremonies, and
delivered an address which was devoted en-
tire1y to State affairs.
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the board are transmitted for the information
of Congress and such action Us in your wisdom
shall seem expedient and just.
(Signed) II. b. HAYES.
Executive Mansion, June 5, 1879.
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Meteorological Record, June 8, 1879, 9:
W. B. GREENE.
Private Signal Corps,
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 6, 1 A. M.-Indications for
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
rising possibly followed by falling barometer,
variable winds, mostly from North to East,
stationary or lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather, local rains In lake region
higher pressure, variable winds, mostly rom
North to East, lower or stationary Temperature,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rains.
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Ger7luny.
FIJI NEW PARLIAMENT HOUSE,

Gerfluny.
NEW PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
BERLIN, June 5.-The Prussian government
has offered to grant a site for a new imperial
parliament house in Berlin. The report is cur
rent that marriage is projected between the
crown prince of Sweden and the Princess Vic
toria of Baden.
RAILROAD REGULATION.
BERLIN, June 5.-The special committee of
the bundesrath reported favorably on the bill
reserving to the emperor the right of fixing
the rates of carriage on uniform basis for all
German railways and abolishing the freight
rates, which were unduly favorable to articles
produced abroad.
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THE OLD WORLD.
EIlVlNN0.
LONDON FAILURE.

LONDON, Juno 5.-David Stuart & Co.. mer-
chants, of Liver pool, engaged in the Eastern
trade, have failed; liabilities believed to be be-
tween 100000 and 100000. The firm is
largely indebted to the Presbyterian Mission
ary agency in America, for whom they were
agents
COMING HOME.
William II. Vanderbilt left to-day for New
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MINE DRAINAGE.


The South Staffordshire mines drainage COM
missioners yesterday announced that owing to
a debt of 10000 in the Upton district all
pumping engines would be stopped last night.
The effect of this would be the flooding of
hundreds of collieries for miles
around. South Staffordshire would never re-
cover such disaster. meeting of all the
collie1ies officers is called for Wednesday next
to con slider the situation.
SILVER.
LONDON, June 5.-The Times. in it's financial
article, discussing the price of silver, says: 1T
seems to be the pretty general expectation that
the European silk crop will not only be back
ward but inferior. Attention is therefore all
the more directed to the probable progress and
result Of the Chinese and Japanese crops and
in these circumstances there is very strong
demand for Mexican dollars, which sold yes
terday at 52a4d, while SD was quoted as the
closing price.
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DETROIT, June 5.-A fire at Grand Rapids
this morning destroyed Ward & Co.'s sash and
blind factory, the box factory owned by the
Heath estate and Harrison's wagon factory.
Estimated loss, $25, ,009 to $4,000; insurance
unknown.
MILWAUKEE, June 5-Fire this evening in
the wholesale tobacco establishment of Schues-
ter & Fits, Market square, caused damage to
leaf tobacco stored In the basement of So 500.
Insured in the Allemania af Pittsburgh for
So OOO
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VIRGINIA. FEEs.f.

Mr. J.R. Micer. leading ci,iz,n G! Patsy.
vaba county. died few days ago.
The Great Council OF thc Improved 0he!
of Red Men will lnoot 10 Norfolk Oh ;h3 ll:h
Of May.
The Grand Lodge Of the ioGcncn'cat Or
der OF Oh Fellows will meet 1T Odd Fellows
Hall 10 Richmond Tuesday, April lI:h.
A Joint stock COMPANY has been fornel to
county. 10 he called "lbo No!,Leru Neck
| News"
| Tho citizens Of Urbaooa al iubl.ns over tho
| appropriation OF five lhousa9d doiiars by the
| nati0pal government, to clcs1 cut the eC!Tllc1
to Urbanna creek.
The p0stcffice at Winchester has been made
United States depositaTy 10 receive sub
scription for the four per cant teluaGipg csr-
| tifcatss.
On Thursday large ifo vas r,gicg ca The
| Tobacco Row Mountain, IN Amherst county,
| the smoke from which could be seer at IyGch.
| burg.
The heavy frost AMI colo 90 Thursday innrn.
| ing formed ics half au inch tbicl; at Chester.
field, and blasted the hopes Of Inc fruit growers
| in that vicinity
The fac residence Of j Ohm W. Philips, near
/ Petersburg, was destroyed By fro Thursday
afternoon, together with all tho furniture and
SO 600 or Sl4 900 10 ro:es aud bonds.
Mr.. ColioJ. McRae, who Left Richmond a
few years ago to take up his residence 10 Gal.
weston, Texas, has recently becn promoted 10
the captaiLcy Of the "Lono Star R,l,s."
Mr.. Bailey Hyndham. of Clarke county, died
last week from the effects of wound received
10 a fuser by running splitter into it somc
eight or ten days before his death.
Tho Piedmont Ei:Sinao learns that 10
many Sec,ous ct Orange county, the winter
places tho Iaud bias ben troke1 up aud the
spring oats sown Instead.
a breach of promise case. which has baoa 10
progress 10 Tie Augusta County Circuit Court
for somo tine, vas brought to close on Friday
last, aud the Jury gave verde, for tbs p!aio
tiff Of $780,
The Rcbmood Dispatch says: About the
Capitol there are s!eus OF the preparation for
the settlement CT the State debt. We have 90
dcuat that the law will be accepted by tho te
representatives. Ct the bOudholders.
Judge Johu NJ. Chapman died at lis resi-.
de1ce al Orange G. H., 90 Monday night last,
after protracted ilIOcss He Was seed about
fcventy years, ard his death was not unexpected
to bis family or friends, as be had been 10 de-
Ching health fer the past two or three years.
A fire 10 The woods at Half Way 10 Chcs-
ter6eld county, yesterday, destroyed miles
Of fencing and much c)rd wood. The vii, OF
d.. s. ID. Drewry was at oDa Tine surrounded
by tho fire, a5d vas rescued by young man
pckiog her up 10 his arms and carrying her out
Of danger.
Tho Pennsylvania and Virginia Iron ard
Gca Company has been Incorporated 10 tho
Circuit Ccur; of Augusta county. The iacor-
porators are wealthy citizens Of Philadelphia,
and the purpose OF the company il to Contract
With other corporations or individuals for the
construction CT any works of improvement,
whether ct o public or private nature, to dcvel.
opo to manufacture and work in iron, cree: fur
PAGES, minas. iorges, ga, aud aid gepcraly 10
utilizing the vast natural RESOURCES of Virginia.
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LETTER PRo.E RECsE.H3..'U.

Correspondence cf tho Alexandra H:z tie.
RlcGMo:D. Ms1eh G.--iho Capita! lacks
deserted tG-is?. Tie pcntcn;'a!y c1hyseis
have beco engage ! 10 cieaoinS CT: lbs deserted
hgls. The scrubbins bIcueht Ca; abou: nall
G toa Of tobacco qulis e;umpS ct cigars, arc
so forth, there collected. It9 Legislature (de,
cessed) Of Virginia wss i9o'ceo eAe*'aE
crowd.
The people ci Cheste,6sid arc ioosoa iaF"a:d
With lnteres. to the approaching hanging 30
that couaty @! Henry LaHis for The murder cl
his grandmother. Lewis Is concIy lcoS!a&
negro youth. Last January he beclme oieoded
With bis aged grand mother because she refused
to give hiu piece OF giCgeg cake, Had that
nigh. he went into her rOGnl a1d murdered Ter
with 80 exc. lie has coliesscd. Frgiala bas
6uriog the present gear, furnished socc stEaaso
chapters Ter the history OF c!!Git, fH:t we
have young gentleman killed t4r sayi1E .
pretty foot would fill certain shoo'. taen vi
bad . gaIlows ball 10 New Kent, AID no| 7e
have fellow numbering his graajinothtr De-
ciuso she would not give him pisce OF ginger
cake. When Hillary Page waa hung 10 Cncs
telield county abou: Two years $50 L Sas Tattc'
| bupgiDg lob. The sheriff OF TIC county WIS
| present at the .eccat h.npiGg 10 Mex hent Ia
1 CEuHE ~ EieStSI tEC VI c"'Hbiot' 80 -
tcrmlned that tho grandmother Killer shs'; &C
hung in accordance with the !uia CT the high art,
No day HIS yet been iSed for tee tgl o! tho
Poindexcr case, but il is 1Tobat!c that the
trial will bcgio about the l5.h IDstant. Miss
Cottrell is still ct her llome rcar the city. !1:.
Poindexcr il in Ill. 1t is runored that res
evidence viii be brought cu:, but 40 irqnlty OF
| the Commonwealth Attorney b. the Ga22ite /:
correspondent elected 20 further evideuce.
Society circles On Franklin street warc COO
sderably excited yesterday bV the appearance
of coon 10 the front porch OF large Eisns0n
The rarmeut walked uo and locked il The viz
dow where o number oi pretty girls were seated
One OF them tainted ard the others screamed
Ono thought it vas wild cat, sad aOolhcr at
frmed that it was panther. They had Lively
time in chasing the varnent through se'eFa
yards, sud GGaliy succeeded 10 fiGishios hrl.
The Court Of Appeals has Just decided qu'e
an Interesting Gaze {: that Of Robertson rs. Ctop
ton, Judge, upon petition for maudamus. L:
was case testing lho RICH! Of A. q. A'kissor
TO hold tho place Of attorney ior the city oI
Manchester and also of member 81 tho NCus'
ofDslegates. Ii was decided in Aikisscn' !aVJr
4 private letter from WasEinglon sags thu
Gen. Joe. +. Johnston will be chairman Of IT,;
Military Committee.
Mr.. W. G. Bigger. assistant GEEK O! th'
hous, Of Delegates is reported little Bette
10 dsy. STRONuB0W.
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CONFEDERATION in Hayti.

The steamship Atlas, which arrived at New
York on Thursday from Kingston, Jamaica,
brought letters giving an account o! terrible
fire at Miragoane, lie The Department Of the
South. This city is one Q: the principal ports
10 the Island of Hsyii. aud is situated on tic
Gulf OF Gouage. letter under date of March
90, 1879, states that only two buildings escaped
intact. and that between FIVE and six thousand
persons were rendered homeless. The estimated
loss is 81 900, 600. aud among thu articles de-
5troyed were 5000 bars Of coffee and ! 800, 900
ponuds OF ioeRood. 100000 pounds of which
wste destined for France and 100000. pounds
for New York.
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Ee2RE5GW ETE.TS.

The condition Of the PriaacSs Christina US
improved.
The Hamburg B,rs:atal!o says: Pr'nco l5iS'
marck intends to Impose ezra CUES upea s"'p'
carrying foreign iles.
Justin McCurthy has been elected member
of the British House ot Cam noDst'r the county
of Lopgtora by the toG:e rulers without opfo
siton.
General Gi.ibsId IS expected 10 a;riva 10
Rene on Snaisy. The memba!s CT The mitls
try sud lis fii,nds ere cndeavDllag "a dIssuaGc
him from comlCg.
Tie rindrrpcs. is becoming iccrcaslnll9 for
midable 10 Bohemia. Several hundred places
arc now affected. Agriculture 10 many place;
is at staodstil!, drought cattle being lock a
up wherever Tho disease oc:uri.
The London Times remarks that at 10 lin;
since the e.oemicst days Of Pits admlo!5Ha
ton has Englaod had 20 Contend asalrs: sue!
combustion Ct troubles as the last yesr Q,
two have lei loose.
The London Dsiiy New correspondent a
Raugooo says: OninouS quiet now prevails
Several ch;:fs # the Shan section OF the Bur
mans have been arrested whilst vlsllog int
Kicg. The Shans are expected to rise.
Lie stated that the Queen dowager CT Hsn
over has asked permission to reside in The cas-
tie Of Ma1ienburr. Hanover, a0d receive q!
inc5m, from the Interest Ct The Guelph fund
The former r;gl:s: will be refused and the Iat
ter granted.
a special di.pa:cA from Alexandria SAYS
Ga the day after The battle bctween The EgYp
| tisus and Arabs uodcr the lead Of Sulioman
S 900 descricrq ciuo over TO the Esyplla'
camp. Tho Egyptians followed the retrln
enemy, killed ten chiefs and 9 600 nore men
and were still in pursuit at last adVlcee. In
capture Of oil til, slave dcpots is considered
cariGu.
The thirty sixth lac; between tie bnst crew
| representing Cambridge asd Oxford UoiveEsi
| ties took place shcrtlS ifer coon 10 day Oh tn
Thames river. The race, as has been all alou:
Anticipated, tho ba;tiog ba9iog been IN thcl
| favo: resulted ia 7ic!cIy for Cauhrdgc-:h
seventeenth ,iIo they havo been successful
| Oxford having wun eighteen races, and one
| thas OF two yeals ago-Icsultlng 10 dead heat
| The race was rowcd over the usual COURSE iron
Putuey to Moc,lake. distance OF about tou
| miles and lwo tCiiOurs The morning openc
! warm with heavy mist aud fog, west vic
| snd r:io Threatening, but about 10 O'Clock th
weather became brighter though tho who'd sil
blew from 81 uuiaVorabc quarter. lathe bet
| ting du,ing the morning hge to oIe on Cam
! bridge WIS offered, bat six to Que was waited
The distance bs which Cambridge Woa wos UT
lerpihS
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Transcript.

A msR who married ecold witnessed the
play OF flaming Of the ShreR" the other night
for the first tine. 20 went home full of inward
chuckles, end mentally resolved that he would
also embark in the tanning business before
the sun sgsin eided the western horizon. So
the next morning he procured cart whip, and
when his wife ordered him to take his feet off
the msntle.piece, he snapped the whip Del .ntly,
mashed y coffee pct q sugar bowl, dollsr
He emerged from the tanning business with a
painful lump on the of side Of his head, a black
eye, an ear cut open, two teeth gone. and his
coat split up the back He says Shakespeare
wss collosal fraud. and he ia glad be is dead
.-Norr;st0tcn Herald
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B
mCEAR SN'owDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL S. 1879

She radical press Of tho country AID their
siss. many OF The so.cal'ed Independent jour
ns!s. cco;isuo TO assert that I'd adjournment CT
Congress .iih the necessary appropriations Tor
tie expsnsas Of tic government uuproViaed Tor
will render tie democrats ilsble to line charge
Of b=pg :evcutionis.s. But why the demo-
Gratis Congress should be moro liable to such
charge than tke republican President 1t Is hard
10 comprehend Nobody who understands the
Institutions OF the country doubts tina! Cousross
has the Constitutional power to pass The appro
priatiua bills 10 the shape ia which they have
been Introduced The passage OF them there
fore will relieve Congress Of all responsibility
ia the matter. What remains to be done alter
Congress- sha! have passed them lies with
the President, aud if he shall refuse to ap
prove them, ani t;.uj stop the supplies tor
carr,icg co tho departments. the revolutionary
charge would certainly DO lnore applicable to
the executive than to tho legislative branch Of
the government. Both the letter aud spirit oil
the Constitution sustain the position taken by
letter IF the Constitution authorizes the Presi.
dent to veto necessary appropriation bills passed
10 O constitutions form end manner Is al 40
su.dity, becaus, if carried 10 lis Legitimate
conclusion it would prove that the President
has tbs right to veto any and all bills not Only
beneficial to The c,Yutry bu. essentially requisite
to the ezistelca OF the govsrnmeot-la other
word; that With facion, supported by the
offoa holders, 10 sustain bin, the President is
authorized by the Constitution to assume the
unrestricted powers Of C;nIar. Let tie
democrats, therefore, pass the bills they have
prepared ard then aCi5urp, AID If there be aoy
revolution hir. Hayes will be responsible for it,
snd, what is more, vii! be hello to as!Iiot account
for that responsibility.
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Bank statement.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Losns, decrease,
81 62l, 900; specie. decrease, SSl,S0O; legal
feeders. decrease. s24j3,l00; deposits. de-
crease, SIS S23. 900 circulation. Increase, 1928.
400; reserve, decrease, S!,07S,925. The banks
now hold sl,9Q0.3Ij 10 excess Of the legal re-
auiremcEts
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All sorts Of mstohts are now conirg toto
vogue. A New York man issues challenge
for starving contest, claiming that be can 90
without food tor SIX days. 10 q sort OF post.
script be adds that if nobody is willing to starve
with him, be will "eat suakes with any man
ii7ing.'
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EIle ROYAL Wedding.

i Lardoa correspondent OF the Nc@ York
Times wriies -
i p.p:a:,', .i::. raj Kifgs std Qitcns 10
i; D; g:sat, !craiirj By .i9tr tiumps:; :
pageant &c wii,b the ead.pg hguro is Queen
and Empress, whose brooch is Tie Koh moor;
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Tickle Weather,

Oh, Tho tickle, tickle weather.
1t scarcely holds together
For day.
First il snoweth, then it bloTetb
Then tho angry storm clouds goetb
Right away.
Blu. there's mickle, mickle weather,
That would suit us all together
Just the same.
For. tsko Us sll together,
We're az tickle as the weather,
Who's to blame?
Roo, T..nenr;pf
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Three BOYS Drowned.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, April ga dispatch
says thrcc boys named Kelly. Gilbert and Smith
we're drowned 10 the Ohio river, opposite
Wellsville, Ohio, yesterday, by the upsetting of
sskitf; they ro1ed out to tide tho waves Of q
passing steamer.
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EXPLOSION.

CINoINNATI, March S. a dispatch says a
boiler 10 saw mill at Disco. lnd.. exploded
last evening. kiog Mr.. Stewart. the owner,
and one Conover. ar employee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05

Gordon Pasha, governor general Of southern
Egypt. hes defeated Suliemau, powerful slave
trader. and his army Of 10, 900 Arabs, the lot
ter leaving over GOO dead on the field.
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COURT OF APPEALS. YEsrERDAY.-Cezs,t
sad wife vs. ManGevile's administrator. Argu-
ed by II. z. Clsught esq.,, for appellant. and
3. F. Beach. esq, for appellee, and submitted.
WhitsLesds administrator w. Coleman
executor. Submitted.
Submitted
Lester w. Smith. Argued by Judge Robert
Ould. for appellant, and w. p. Burwel, esq f,
for appellee and submitted.
The cour. will not hear arguments uatil Tuoi-
day Ee1t
aThe following are the next Causes 10 DO called:
gardiner vs. Drumheller; Purdie and wife vs.
Jones, &c; Summers Vs. Darne, ~; Love Va.
Farmers Bank of Virginia; Simpson vs. Tip
lett EG2s VS.. Lawrence.
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Fire Under Control.

ST LOUIS, April 5.--The fire. which com.
meaced IN north Fifth street last night WAS un-
der control 1T midnight ind had no: extended
beyond the block in which it started.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05

The Uated States Freehold LlDd and Eai-
grafton Company IF Nav York has been
placed i 20 the heodsot The sheriff for udC o!eu j
Of 1924 ,020. The bor!ed debt Is $500 COO
he greater portion OF which is held i'll Anstcr
dam and London.
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The b!icd ba.e that possesses tho radIcsls IL!
the Soa;G leads them TO ridiculous extremes.
Wbat, for example,, could exhibit the absorbing
amnesty OF large class Of the residents Of the
city Of "bro,hs.y love" Coz their fellow ci!zeus
Of the Sauth in uorc grotesqu, shape thar
The following extract from paper they sup
pors-tbc Philai.ln,ia North Amsrican:-
Il: i G con l1e.tary upon four years Of ter
ribla stiuEsia ter raionGl integrity. not Tiihou
its opu lrolal, tina. tho rebel yell" which
DUNG that period Waa so often drowoed il
the roar of the caonon defending the national
capital hss st sas been heard, uorehuket, l1
tho hs.s Ct Congress that il dominated BY
the SAGE sentiment that could never achieve
victory by lis bayoaetS Id opeo warfare.
The writer oi the ab2v3 paragraph waa Sc
blind mad that lie forgot the battles of Maoas
sas, Fredericksburg, Seven Days. Wilderness
and macy others Ct iess importance, 10 "hich
the Coufsderates achieved victories 10 open
warfare" Aa1yet bis use Of The word bagoDct:
instead Of bullets shoxs that be bad method
10 his naicc;s Il is unpleasant to uliude Il
these war Skeletons bat the radicals Gre coD'
steE.y txhumiDg and exhibiting them.