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Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p. m.' ana
eXt1nguished at 10 p. m.
Saturday afternoon Officer Wagner found tne
body OF q colored male infant In sewer on new
Jersey avenue. between ID and E streets SOUTH
east-a case of premature birth.
Robert Cole, arrested on the charge OF Insult
ing q number of little girls, was, on Saturday,
sent to Jail for two months.
Rev. A. F. Mason, who recently resigned his
pastorate of the calvary Baptist church. en-
tered upon his duties yesterday at the E-street
Baptist church, and preached to large con-
gTegation.
A colored desperate named Geo. Bowles made
q disturbance yesterday at Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and 23d street, and afterwards resisted the
officers who attempted to arrest him, but was
finally captured and logged In the station
house.
This morning when Judge Cox appeared to
take his seat in.the General Term the members
Of the bar present welcomed him by clapping
their hands.
Some three hundred and fifty children dn-
Guiding the orphans) enjoyed the treat provided
by Judge Wright Saturday, Of an excursion
over the Belt road, with the pleasant accompa-
niment of refreshments, In the way Of fruits, sc.
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BOOKS, &c.

T ATEsT PURLICATI0Ns.
Gpo6ordb American Almanac s,u
.1ee>'A..
0ir1hood OF Fanny Eem6le - -
Mullerb Oriefn AID GroVf6 az iSciyic. -''--.' ~
6oyeeens Goethe and 6chiner .....'.. An
Commercial Produces Of the r.. '''''' ~
0e1keb Eag1iah RefoEnafion SSS
Historical Engtah Grammar .... I'm
brafteg published. >>SsA -
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE
JAMES J. CHAPMAN
Ouccessor to 6olouaons q Chapu,anD
maroU ef1 Pa. -,
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GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

n ;WADsWORTH'S CELEBRATED "DENTRI-
- FICE," for sale at THOMPSON'S 7O3 18th sf
opposite Treasury Department. marS.2ts
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T B. CROSS 1R''
OFFICE No. 819, MARKET SPACE
Board OF Trade Rooms)
DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
Principal Office, Wharf. Depot. and Planning Mil,
Foot Of Fourth Street East mari col % =
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TINTED SrATEo q plcw er-
n! 2XM DS on hand for Immediate delivery.
4 SS -. ddwsnV-yeaS nix per cent Bonds
tended to- PxoRpuy ~
D. 8. Called Bends purcAs.ed
marAH LEWIS JOHNSON co. Bsnrevr
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GAI1COE0. & and Co ysrd
" Calico Remnant, 26c pound
Ooetons. 4 g. Q, .. 3 and loo yard
eneefng Cotton, 1ec yard
1S;ss sS r foF Ven a1d Roys: e 70 u ya.A
1me Demoresfs Reliable Patterns
3An9e6 Jos. B. BAILEY -. ~ n -
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ABHOL UTELY PURD.
TIE ROYAL BAKING POWDER is q PURE CREAM
Endorsed and recommended for its wholesomepese
by such eminent chemists as DR.. Mott, New York;
pr Hayes, Boston; Professor Genth. Philsdeiphis,
etc. Sold only in cans, by all GrocerH
~ Beware Of the Injurious Alum Powders
MAnufacenrers and dealers urge you to buy them,
because they can afford to sell them It 20 Cent?
pound and double their money
Do not buy Baking Powder loose. a Il IA almost
sure 70 contain alum. The continued use OF sIuna
produces gripping, constipation, indigestion head.
aGne. snd dyspepsa; Affects the blood. causes PIN.
au928-AO1y
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frl0c1pai Ofnce, wharf, Depot. ana Planning Mil,
Foot Of Fourth Street East mari col % >
CURE BY ABSORPTION.
Without Dosing-The Better Way.
HOLMAN
LIVER AN AGUE PAD
Medic NAL AbsOrptive
= BODY AND FOOT PLASTEHS
s. ABSORPTION SALT
d Medicated Foot Baths
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oupDaN DEATH.-A man named Phillip Henry,
sSng on massachusetts, avenue NV. was
iV0no yine 0ead In front Of q neighbor's house.
yeSseruay AFTERNOON, and the body Was removed
~ tne pouce OF the seventh precinct to the srs-
0on nooee. NO marks Of violence were found
OF re Dooy, ana silver watch and some money
ccoeeQ Vas q one armed man, Watchnian in
tne PenMon once. The post mortem examin.
A1sol 0vea!eo me Lact that death resulted from
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"a IN The INTEREST OLE THE MISSION

ANxETING IN THE INTEREST OF THE MISSION
AIRY CAUSE in the parlors OF the Y. NJ. c. A. 80.
TO Chm for the use OF the missiona:ies from tis
country TO that and other South American states
SSns out last year through the efforts OF Rev.
Wm Taylor. Arthur w. CroSsley presided, with
10y ana treasurer. An executive committee
49, .olneo, 10 consist OF one person from each
1S.sSnsonaIy society represented, and one each
be secured -SPoASoA"" 'A"'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Gus
tav Schafer and Alice Cade; JOS Cato to JO-
hanna ROM {nee Behrens)
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A McCREAkY. formerly with VIM BsIlaufvne
u. q SOM hss reopened The BOOK STORE no
IN ateet northwest, with IN entire new etocf al
BOOKS, ststionsry. &c. Scrap Pictures, Git In
PPsc ana Pain Papers. bordering. 90 No6s
1000 wnnsl et S0c box also. BUSH, SIS OonvSui.
ences OF al Finds at proportionstely low priocS
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| OR Butts Cough Syrup" is certain and safe
! remedy for colds, COUGHS. etc. Price 25 cents.
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THIS BEATS ALI
Towels, G. Lsceedeed Ruchines, &c per ysrd.
6triped Glass Doylies. &c. Corde Piaue 6I<c
Lace Ties. &c. yards wide TURKEY Red Tabla
Linen, 4Sc. Corsets, Csc TO 81 90
white and Percale Shirte, 4Sc Check MuGlfu Toe.
per yard. Colored BOrdered Henrned fIan1ker.
chiefs DC Larse White Spreads. Acc. No 6llk q.
q. Ribbon, Sc EmbrOideries from DC 70 &c
AID the aNove. and a great many more Bsrgaing.
are from auction. 4arke in plain fsures
II. NEWMYER
West End Auction House"
1870 Pa ace 81 aa F1a1~
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TEE GRAND JURY today reported indictments
against George Bruce alias VIM Brown alias
SPIDER Brown. larceny, second offence; James
Wilson, larceny, and Charles Nelson for the
murder OF James SimmS
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Cancers Cured.

cancers Cured
Or. Moses Son, of Virginia, have opened an
Office, No. 400 10th street northwest, for the
cure OF cancers, tumOrs, ulcers, and extract
wens, moles and flesh marks with vegetable
plaster. They have large number of cancers
in the office on exhibition, with hundreds OF
testimonials from some OF the best citizens OF
the United States. Cures guaranteed.
2,25.mGS1m
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THREE FINELY RETOUCHED Card Photographs,
81. Blacklidges Gallery, III Market Space.
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Ingram CARPETS. .. 30, 81, IS, Soc
Atwood Ingram Carpets, Soc. up
Best Tapestry Ingrafne. 1sc
Best Tapestry Bruseels, 20 IS, ssc, a. to styles.
Our CARPET stock to be closed ont and bargains can
Table Linens, 20. Is, 81 Soc, worth Toe yard more.
neo 1oroered Double DAmask Napki1s loo. worth
All Linen Towels, s 8. 10 -, Ice, worth &C. mora
Atwood Ladies' Cloths very cheap.
Black Oashmeres. Black and Colorsd silks, chsap.
r. D SAUDAIN
mar4N 5O0 Market 0p0oe.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
PROPOSALS..
DROPOsAIa roR SEWER wALIa

OEV0AL0 FOX bEW LIN W AEhS
= AND FAVEM ENI.- sealed fro-
posals Will be received In the box In the
Coubcll Cham ber until 80. r. ~ June
htn: or building stone walls and lay Ing
orick pavement Tor sewer on STA cups
nun from the north side OF Second street
20 ,ne tou,h side OF Third street. ihe
walls will be about 5A feet high and az
ieet mick, built In the best possible man
ner out of such stone as the city may
furnish
The pavement will be an Inverted arch
OF S.9 radius, c insisting of one course
ot good paving brick laid ON edge. lhe
ced OF the pay vement must be We pre-.
pared by being thoroughly packed and
ram med and made to conform 10 the ex-
act shape and grade OF the invert or pave
ment. All the work (both stone and
brick Of this sewer must be laid III y iod
hydraulic cement moriar, composed of
equal parts OF cement and clean river
sand. All the cement must BE- subjected
TO q test and approved by the Street Com
missioner, b siore IL will be allowed 10 be
used in the work. Bids are requested Tor
the entire work, including excavation and
back filing. Each bid must be properly
signed and accompanied with the usual
bond and surety OF one hundred dollars
Tor the good faith OF the bid. Thesuccess-
ful bidder will be requirei to give bond
Tor the Iaithiul performance OF the COLI
tract.
All bids must be addressed to the Street
Com m issioner.
The Com mittee reserve the right to re-
Ject any or all bids.
Il. Fl. HOAGI.AND,
Je12-1C street Com m issiOner.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr. Da-
Wis said the Committee on Appropria-
tions hoped soon to be able to report GU
the House joint resolutions for the ad-
journment of Congress and fix an early
date for the adjournment. The bill re-
lating to the ebrolhng of coas,iDg aud
fishing vessels was considered. The Sup
Elemental Judicial Appropriation bill
was taken up, and the Senate then adj
journed.
In the House, various bills were intro
duced under the call OF States, among
them, one by Mr.. Cox, of New York,
ito protect certificates of naturalza,
ton" Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, from
the Committee on Elections, moved to
suspend the rules and pass bill to pro.
hibt military interference at elections
Lost, for want OF q two-tnirds vote in
the affirmative-the yeas being 108, the
nays S2. a bill was passed allowing
pre-emption settlers twelve months
after date of filing entries to complete
thel- residence. Pending consideration n
of District of Columbia business, the
House adj ourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
TII.DEN IN 1850.

". Y. Sun says; The republican pa
pers seem 10 be tolerably well settled In
Tho opinion that the Democratic Nation
al Convention next year will nominate
Samuel J. TIld N as the candidate Of
that party for President of the United
States.
This judgment of our republican con-
tel emporaries may be sagacious or 1t may
not. We must admit, however-and we
think most wide-awake observers will
az rec with us-that Mr.. Tilden may be
nominated. He is certainly a possible
candidate. The cipher dispatches, which
for some time seemed likely to crush him,
have gone down, and he still remains
alive and capable. Al any rate his enc
mics, both republicans and democrats
constantly pay him degree Of attentior
suth as they would not waste upon any
dead man.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
Senator Bayard VIII Not Compro-
mise,

WASHINGTON, June 16.-A call has
been issued this evening for meeting
of the Senate Democratic caucus to-m NOR
row morning to receive report from the
committee of three senators-Messrs.
Thurman. Mcdonald and Garland-ap-
pointed last Friday to confer with Sena-
tor Bayard in regard to his pIofiered
resignation of the chairInanship of the
Finance Committee and to report
whether some harmonious arrangement
could not be effected to relieve the War
ner silver bill from its present suspended
position i'll the committee and place it
upon the Senate's calendar in readiness
for action. The caucus committee will
report that Mr.. Bayard is intlexibly op-
posed to making any compromise or con-
| cession in the matter and that he there
lore absolutely declines to become par
ty to the suggested arrangement OF re-
| porting the bill back to the Senate "with-
out recommendation" even though it be
stipulated that no further action shall be
taken on the subject until next session
In brief, he insists that the bill should bt
left in the hands of the committee foI
mature consideration at the next session
of Congress and that if his party col
leagues deem it advisable to force action
upon the measure in opposition to hi,
conscientious convictions concerning i
they must accept his resignation.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
Lille Duer's Trial.
THE ENDING DRAWING NEAR, AND
PUBLIC INTEREST REvIvING.


PUBLIC INTEREST REvIvING.
Snow HILL, Nd, June 16.-In the
Duer trial to-day the entire morning and
afternoon sessions were consumed in the
examination of physicians, called by the
State, as to the effects of chloral taken by
patient suffering from nervous depres-
sion. They generally expressed the
opinion that chloral was not only not in
furious, but decidedly beneficial and
salutary that properly administered it
rather prolonged than abridged ife. As
the trial draws to close the interest ap-
pears to be increasing. The opinions of
the medical men are as various as their
numbers, but all are careful in their
answers to the searching cross-examina-
ton to which they are subjected. Tie
medical evidence has been, to-day, a :
most entirely cumulative. There is but
little doubt the whole of the testimony
will be consumed in argument before the
case is given to the jury. The throng in
the court house is quite as great tonight
as at any time during the trial.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
General News.

DR.. Charles Rivers was shot dead by
Lieutenant Rosson, of the Twentieth
United States Infantry, In Br4cketts-
Vile, Texas, yesterday.
In Galveston, yesterday Nathan Har-
ris was shot dead by Isaac Rector, color
ed. in 4 gambling house fight. Rector was
arrested.
The wife of Daniel Van Orden died at
FrankfOrd Plains, Sussex county, N. j.,
on Sunday, under suspicious circumstan-
ces, and is believe to have been fatally
kicked and deaten by her drunken hus-
band. Van Orden was arrested yesterday
Paul j. Strobach, Receiver of the U. S.
Land Office, at Montgomery, Ala, was
badly, but not fatally cut by.W. w.
Wadsworth on Sunday. 1t is alledge
that Stroback was too intimate with
Mrs. Wadsworth.
Al meeting Of the Washington Ma
uOnal Monument Association in the
White House yesterday, Colonel Casey,
the superintendent in charge OF the
monument, was authorized to erect bar
racks, stairways, ETC., aud contract for
marble to finish the structure.
Commodore A. X. Hughes will take
command Of the Norfolk (va) Navy
Yard on the 1st of July, July, relieving
Commodore Creighton, will be placed
on waiting orders.
One thousand and twenty Chinese i'm
miR ants arrived at San Francisco yes
terday 10 the steamship City Of Toxic
from Hong Kong.
Some of the spinners and weavers III
the Westerly Woollen Company's mill
at Westerly. X. l., struck yesterday for
restoration of wages, aud the mill was
''shut down."
The striking 'longshoremen at Buffalo
renamed work yesterday morning, their
dlhorences with the steamboat cOmpan-
les having been amlcably arranged.
A meeting was held at New Bloom.
feld. Pa, on Saturday, to organize the
Duncannon and Bloomfield Railroad
Company. A board of directors was
chosen, and William A. Sponsler was
elected President. Tue road will go
through rich farming and iron ore
districts.
A general strike of journe ymen latb-
eis took place in New York yesterday,
FOR An advance of one dollar per day.
Many Of the employ ers granted the al
vance.
Five gangs of the striking riveters at
| Rodch's, Chester, went to work yester
day at the old wages. Work was resum-
| ed on No. 19O
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17

One object of independent papers is
to split up and destroy parties. Ihey
live upon excitement, and, therefore,
are always found denouncing party ac-
tion, and especially the action OF the
Democratic party. To act with pro-
priety and harmony gentlemen must
meet and compare views; and when
this is done and some compromise and
arrangement effected business may be
transacted with order. Without this
confusion is sure to follow. Parties are
necessary to good government, notwith-
standing all the denunciations Of the So
called independent press.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17

THgDAILY GAZETTE is pn nnllsneu W.
AFTER noon (sunday excep'su,I y az m sub
ser,bers In ali parts OF the Guy ana n, 81,
soun s ling towns and villages, ior SIX hrih cent
= awe,k. payable weekly, Yearly subsef,o
ers. s3 Ia advance IL has u lafgef uar IN
lion Than any other Dehoeia a''' P'r
the State. .u.,,.a
THe DELAWARE GAZETTE, Tn"pisnine a.
,raas1S = a n naner in Inc state, and has a large
s.rcu alton than any other on the ,rnnon ,en,non
-. published every Thursday ai'ei
~ per year in advance
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
TUESDAY, JUNE L" 1917.

Four PER CENTs.-The Ledger says
the Pennsylvania new A per cent. State
loan is being taken so readily by inves-
tors who desire to divide their invest
ments as to warrant their speedy absorp-
ton. All the sales that we nave hearo
reported have been at 1924 and interest
from the middle of May.
What would Delaware AS been sell
ing at now since Pennsylvania as sell
for y premium.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17
ID ROPOSAI.S FOR NEW WATEE
L WHEEL AND tURDaY.
WATER DEPARTMENT,


CHIEF ENGINEkR's OFFICE.
WILMINGToN, Dei.. June Itn, 1917
sealt d proposals will b. recei we'd at lhe
once OF the Clerk of the CITY Council un-
vi 80 O'Clock on Thursday The i9th lest.
Tor building new water wheel and for bay
al city Mill pumping station
Plans AID specih atlons may be seen al
tne ofncc OF the hef Engineer on and
after Monday June sth.
kOpropOsAls will be received unless nc
comp MED with ound with surety in the
sum of hree hunur.d dollars.
Blank forms for proposals may be had
upon application to the Clerk of City Coun
Gil,
Proposals may be deposited in the pri-
vate box of the President IN the Council
chamb, r " desired.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served H. II. MCINTYRE,
Je7-dtlo. thi Engineer
The daily gazette., 1879-06-17

Two million francs have already been
s4oscrlpea 81 &c @ TO the Panama Canal, and
n. de -Lesseps promises that ground will
Day next. " car Q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-12
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va. Jan. &c, 1879.
To VIM D. stickley sc. Complts. and Chas E.
Rice Jacob W. Rice, +. Z. Rice and David
Fisher sureties for VI. r. Kaughman one Of
admrs. Of David Fisher, decd.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 20th DAY Of Feb. next, between the hours Of 6
O'Clock, A. VI. and O'Clock, p. VI. if fair, If not,
on the next fair day thereafter. Sunday excepted
to take and SETTLE at my Office, the accounts Of
all liens including the complts. against the de-
PENDANTS and classify them according to their
priorities. an account of the actual and annual
value Of the real estate Of the Defts and Sd any
other matter deemed pertinent by the comr or
that either party may require, as required to be
taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 18th day Of Dec. 1873 IN suit in
chancery depending in said court between VIM. d..
Stickley &c complts and Chas. +. Rice, &c. Deits.
and If from any cause the taking of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been COM
menced should not be completed on that day, the
taking Of the same will be adjourned from day to
day. or from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry of the said court, at my o.ce in said county
the day and year first aforesaid
p. ". MAGRUDER,
E:E. S. & W. w.p.q JAN l3-4w.
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For the HERALD.
Help the Distressed

Mr.. EDITOR IL suppose long before
this the sad intelligence has reached you
Of the collapse of the Stale Treasury
and the consequent Consideration ex-
cited thereby in our noble lawmakers
over the chance of not getting any pay
for their laborious excrtions whilst fight
Ing the " bloated bondholders " in de-
fence of the integrity Of the State. 1t
is much to be lamented that n repre-
seEtatives should have been anured TO
Richmond, there to live extravagantly
on credit on city sauer-krsut, wurst,
sausages and pudding, forgakdl OF the
estimable teachings of their Ditch par
entage. 1t will, however, no doubt,
afford them pleasure to know that we
do not threw them of, but that we are
willing to help them out OF the difficult
ty. Notice is therefore given to the
people of Shenandoah, that contribution
papers will be found in all the stores in
Woodstock, and il is 10 be hoped that
the other towns in the county will Sec
ond our effort. If every Inner will
contribute a peck of whea hnd every
hausfrau pound of butter, Id dozen
eggs, there will be no troiSie in getting
our representatives back among us in a
short time.
If our representatives followed one
praseworthy custom of our ancestors
and took their glass Of beer, regularly
their wits would be much sharpened FOL
making laws; aud there would be a
peculiar fitness in our hausirauo' centrl'
buting dozen of eggs each; for at the
present price of eggs, one dozen would
just pay for glass apiece tor them and
one glass extra for third friend. How
ever, fortunately, the men who keep the
city markets, put up to order for their
especial benefit bologna sausage in 10
cent rolls, so that dozen Of eggs Will
pullify one OF these rolls and leave a
few cents for a ginger cake.
Friends, both ladies AMI gcnilemcn'
let's come generously to the rescue Of
our sausage.loving boys.
A CONSTITUENT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-12
SENATOR 'FuItRNANINrEryII

SENATOR THURMAN INTERVIEWED.
-Acorrespondent Of the Cincinnati In
quirer. who interviewed Senator Thur
man at Columbus, Ohio. on Tuesday,
says the Senator expressed con idence
in the ability Of the democrats to carry
Ohio this fall, and thought a democratic
victory in the spring election at Clncin-
natl would be of immense advantage in
the State campaign. His decision not
to be candidate for Governor was, he
said, irrevocable, He could not accept
a nomination in justice to others who
desired it, nor in justice to himself, when
his appearance on the State ticket, if he
should chance to be nominated, would
be the signal for opposing forces from
the East. which would be strained to
secure his defeat, thereby hoping to
cripple him in any future ambitions he
might have. He looks back with salts.
faction upon his labors in the campaign
Of last year, and says that in the cleo
ton Of eleven democratic Congressman
Ohio not only saved the democracy in
case the presidential choice should fall
into the House of Representatives, but
also sayed the organization ofthe House
itself. The Senator expressed his belief
that bold action was what party most
needed to achieve success. An agrees
siye policy would always command re-
spect, while hesitancy or timidity would
nearly always bring defeat with it. The
time was now passed for the democratic
party to be regarded as party of OBJ
jectOrs. Ten years ago, when he first
entered the Senate, there was little else
for them TO do, but now it was different.
The fight in the future would be an ag-
gressive one, and he didn't fear the
result.