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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25
Contested Election, Ease,

iopEKA, kar., Sept. % At the .cs i0n
'Ea U. :. S2u.D su.'3tml i;;,c o. givh E s
AID o.ections yssteiGay Flank Payer, Ct
Girar', les! ii 4 th.t IL sax I'D gi4ea { N
Iaper, sly NJ is had !, ce;7c! tn 7ncg iar his
voie IL: Senator l;gel;6, III: I'd { o *
sI,Gation very ouch ch:tgsd he c!Icr # lis
,ia'?mrct
+. Z. Fisher TESTIFIED lLtt, il loom, With
ID lgh s, stranger, whom Hu bad s;ncc seen
twice, had t!Isr,d him $50 10 vote To-: lis side;
SUPPRESSED ho mesut $3.50; d 10: STATE which
bis side was; bad never tried u learn gho tt c
naa was.
{. + F5u ka.r testified ss 10 t5e her Of
7ots cast tlr caatldstts Is: !tc ioSsi!s al 4 aEtl.
laGal!s eaucl-es
Chairman Salisbury show; & disposition to
hss.en The ioSesliea,ion.
The HONG koNG CONSULATE A LIS An
gslts disps. ch says
G. Willy Wells, lr San Ffaac;soo. is 10 re.
caipt Ct letter l;om Cy!2n.l Mosby oorsul at
Hoos Kong hy tie las: steamer from Chi5a.
The cnomuJioliio1 Is 20 tho c ifsct thet heorc
the Dsm, OF Bailey, late ,Dsul at Hong Kong,
was seat 10 hs Ssoa!o Tor couGrmatioo IS con
sul geutrai at Saaaghi, The Secretary IF State
Vas in possession Oi Coasul NosnY's dspa ca,
charsirg Bailey with beiag df,uIter 10 the
Cover, N ut OF $50, coo OF $40 600, with re-
oord Of evidence Su,taioing he charge; that not
un il alter B.llty's cJilitmation AID Mcsby's
Gispatah led IN part been Published 10 Wash
inStGC newspaper did tho S:cietery Of State
take uo!ca Of Ito charges Tie department
then s:F' Gea'r.l SIahi. 81 tbs consulate st
liIOso. j5pir, = 'r.end f MesSss. Seward end
i i!ey, 10 Investigate tbs truth of tho charges
made is Mr. Mo>ty. Gcrcral StGhi s)ugbt
10 hsSe Mir. Bailey Xpiaiu the charges. Gep.
S!abl hes c;ncudCd his iuvtstig ltioos, AID
hes been ocFgci to report 70 the department
that the c1a1g:s Ct Bailey's cnbtz III ement from
the Gov2rniD"at while consul at Hong Kong,
as made by Gel. Mosbp, are true"
E4 SUBDUGNG AND AVOIDING FEVER AND
CUE -Ot MI chronic diseases fever and asue
IS perhaps the lossL conQuerable By tho ordinary
resources OF medciUo There is, however, L
1emejy which completely roots it cut OF the
system in sEy snd all Of is various phs.es.
This celebrated ant.periodic is vegetable in
composition, and is not only eli ,scious, but
perfectly sale, thing ttat cannot DO predicated
with truth of qu!nine. EosteLtCr's Stomach
bitterS Is. besides, most efficient means of do.
lense against ina!srla IS 1t endows the physiuus
with an AMOUNT o! s!ao'ns which enables il TO
encounter mlrslua.ic il Il fences without ureiu.
dee to health. Persons sbout 10 visit or living
IN foreign cCuAtries, Or pcriOEs of our own
where Intermittent or remIttent fevers prevail
should Lot omit to lay IN Is sui lent supply of
inc great frey 9ntlVp both TO avurl suun disenses
ana dleordvrS o! ths stomach, bowels and liver
common - such lCcaliLiea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25
yUC.YE fsssEs-fTSEs

Same ii thc hlndscn:st AID most briilian,
:1it 30 CT y, :,,va 5ceO this year wcrs sent 20
thi' lii;a b. Nj. Eicc;k:r whcsc garden is iu
IS. 5: iijG.
Bysd;s to usual snp ~ Of Fl - salt water
iaI.ois. = ccrsnaa1. 81, Nj; Geo. =. Pfico
vi nav 81 I!s 5 q i. he matke; TO II 1rtoR
4 | < + trvu; & large So.
I'll. city tax Ui5 h.y; al Lcru IL ado ,ut aud
piSc-d IN .hu hands Of lhc cpiecttra
!na F.9atc, Committee will meet to ii ,hi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25
FAIR NOTICES.

NH HAVE determined 10 offer 20 rs 6
w Ct $50 for trot by hoiEss owned in Fair.
tsI couniy and Alexandria city and county,
mile heats, best two 10 three entries 10 Der cent
:tsrs. Application to bs made fer entry TO me
ss esI y rs possible Tro: to conc OF at lWolS g
Gcoeh. October lst promptly.
Alsos purse Of $40 for the faste;t mule, one
NILE sltkie dasf, on condition that not less than
I've shall stsrt Entries FIR TIL, rscs nothing
application tCl entry to be made 10 n IS ear y
IS possible ksce to come oil at Il o'clock. Uc-
ID, sharp.
Also pure OF $40 for the fastest time of men
on foot, one third Of mile or once .rourd tie
lracH not less than ten (i0) 10 start Entries
hothlng, put L must have the names Ct al nsr.
ties VINO desire to enter for TIC race before O.t
"a. Either white or co!ored csn enter. Rsce 10
come OH ut IL O'clock, October 2nd
sep12-td j. I. BECkHAM, Secretary.
OTICE-Ihe Superiltendsnts, as named in
~ the premium list, are requested to be at
me Falr Building, Oh MOSDAY, Scot Goth, at
~ cclock a. No., and to give US as much of their
Tune as lhey possibly can. Tho
OF the Ladies Department are requested to be
present morrow, the Goth, ut 10 o'clock, as We
have advertised to receive goods in tbs depart.
ments under their control Tomorrow. The ID
dies OF the city and adjacent cculiry sre re-.
quested to send in their exhibits (excspt perish
able slticles) a3 early IS they CAP, thst every.
thlng may be received and arranged ss early rs
possible. The Secretary o. his assistants will be
in their ctfl se at the building ell dty, ccmmonc-
ing TO morrow.
sep25-l! J. 7. BECKHAM, Secretary.
TOURNAM MEN T-Notics 10 Tournament
- Riders: The msnsgers Of the Alexandris
and Fsrfsx Agricultural Association have de.
termlned that they will have tournament on
~ SSDAY, Sept. so. 1879. aud Offer q purse of
FOST4 DOLLA rs. divided as follows: To
Lac nrst knight S25i second SlO and third IS.
Entries s.. Application mus. 10 INSIDE for on
tries 10 me ct cGce. Hiding TO Commence
promptly at .. Il.
sep2J-td j. II. BECKHAM Secrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

{, FIRE IN l-oUDoUN The h,r. oi Sir. Heary
O. D Nth. near GuiIford, il L2ulono c5ugty,
Was burned to the groutd ost sigh, with lis
en'lre contents irclujics t, t'restiug nachoe,
large lot Ct NY, &c Tbs FIRE ia supposed to
nave oecn the wcrk Of 40 iucenilary. This is
sae second tme, wilhio FIVE yta;s, tiat Mr.
omlth barn las been burned. II IL GDiel,
$1,000 that the property Was iusr.e,;. The llss
's estimated at about : 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

LGuH1Y COURT j u5se james Sau.s: Of
'hp GuuG'E G,u'', was in towa to day, and
s!asf -" nicutcs II Il c 1T: .trn, Without
rsH.ac'iaH o'h"c Justices to 81 ,urned until
;ic Ut u, cUursc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

pEeS0NAL.-N>j3r W. &. Bscck9't, who
.n;i rcd ttoIl STOKE Ct p,rissi5 10 New Or
iSgtS short tiuc s@e1, has 40 far recovered as
~ lie cole 90 SAT- Ter mis- city, where ho is
expected 20 arrive 10 mDfioT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

LIGHTS FOR ICGBOAT5.- Uoder late de-
cision If tho Secretary Of the Treasury rsatipg
to the lights to be Cried by to8b0s,s ard
snai stcau c:5 without mGsts. TIC follow log
lights are required t. be carried: Bow or heed
:c:cen.d to show Only from forward TO tee
I,ph:s rtd and Green. ss required By law after
light on flagstaff Is feet above light at bcnd CT
vessels Gust show all around the hoiz)a !;
above Lights 20 be carried whcn not towing !;
when towing, in addition to the above lights,
NUS have an sddioDal light % after flagstaff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

ntCL!Ntn TIE INVITATION. The cadet
cTp- OF 5. Joh1's Academy has dpcioed The
/ y;'a'cn 70 visit the iair. on Friday, Oslo.
-. < eo!td By tie board Of directors, for The
rtasoD htt AL other ni:h;ary organ Z.:ions h,d
been iUviged f3r tho GrcViiuS day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

ANUS EMENlS. - Nhc Hrs: cx' oti,u III Pros.
I's:tz.1 vi ianc pinc, Ut 5 :rep:a ISL 10
l:-h |. is t2peo.cd tbat The pclfJrmaGcs
III % very C0Oj oua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

ACCIDENTAL CUTrlNG.-Mr. Finest +. B,l
irDg"r, who II empOyct by his griniiather,
Nj John u. Bapgcu, Gu; Linsc out, Sc.
vi l2 90 tEo leg yesterday by the sirp,rg Of a
7. i!in siia which he ssinniog CIV. LIS suI-
passed that ne Will be c0ntioed to 81 C house for
tMn :f..ks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25


FAIR NoTES -E7cr9thi1g is Progressing
san'f ,c;ory at the gr1uads and Lul!Gl!R sn:
entrei1 CT; Being made %l l. the SECRETARY dai y.
Already Sufficient cn.r O. have ben MADE 10
iasuro Il ;u (xlbit OF tv..y Hcpara:nont
Attcutor S called oIbo noticcS Of he see
tar0 to day.
Persons who i,;csd 10 seal au? tiiSa to he
ladies' paI!meu; Should send - tlcrryL;bI,s
as carly Is y, ssibIr. 50 IS 20 give Tho sl3arlt-
:eUdenIs tialc 20 aryaGg3 ih@u w!:h ragulari;r
All goods viii BE- &c Iya1 by ia, secretary .,t
the 0fic, on Mug street, where r Gts vi be
gl7ec Tor the goods or "!jGe5 j;i;crCd, aGG Clln,
petent haads employed /? Gil2 association, vii
take them f:ou. tta flee - til: secretary 20 the
Gltferent stands 10 ihc bld1s; this wll pre-
vent al, III, Iush acd cIGWl VA: occurred !3i.
year. THIS sia'tmrnr j. nd 5, that % oae
should feel 81 81 FeLG.d by Tot otipg received
at the gates.
Tickets vii o. g. d On sale = Inc -tofnl o:
Wsrieli 4 UaE, Gsc + F.>av' aaI Ll.t
Il D.VldSou o. VI Iniiy sbi a., q z'ra ,r
Alexandria aTg T,q I@s.ti to Ia, i ks dow
to'Su, 50 as to pTcya"' III tu'n 8: !se !ii,a y.
the grounds. Tee pubic - caI.iou. q. ,I:..
5uylug tickets except d; :hG PIC 5 G5s:lai. raa
society ony s.. tns:u 1t the pisces uamea 40!
at the gates. S65u;t he Weather b. t,v0r. ~
there is 60 Gcuh; tha; tic crounGs vii ;o
crowded.
Mr.. + j. Pa1,o N. ?}5 Psau-ylg,ci.
nvcrue. Washington, u, G Of - y premium
OF de- Of lis best cabinet ED, ao:th s. %,
70: the best specimen IF h3Il .uuia c., and
dcz Of The sane :ur The face; spaciuem #
wnx t:ui,s The s.cieiy hsya aceap!ci tis o.
f:r wi h the u; d.!s,audiu4 !hat tho garry r.
ccivlng these premiums s;.jl 80 i9r h. hi
net card aiITr he cl.sn IT iIr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

E- Officers aud NC m beas of the Colu u bis
Steam F!re Er CINE Co: There will be called
meeting OF This company held C its hall to- ht
t" trauo-ct iInpOItsnt business. The presence Of
every mex. Der ia desired.
By or5e.' f tho President:
1t JNr. GRANTLAED Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25
LOCAL MATTERS

Sa| The GAZETTE DURISG TIE FATa.-
DANG the apprc aching Far in this c!ly, g;
which it is expected there will be Thousands OF
STRANGERS, large czt-2 edition OF the GsZ..tc
VIII % :. inted daily 81 circulation e. taa Fa.,
through :he city a2d IN the country. Grr mar-
On lEt5 Will thus have AZ opportunity Of sd ver-
Using their business through 6 channel inst will
reach :aa greatest numbar and do the NOS. coed
WEATHER PROBABILITIES. SeDt'r. %. 1879
For tle Middle A.isntic States cea- or partly
cloudy westher, colder Eoc.herly winds and
higher barometer
The FRUIT Growers FAIG.-Tno fir Of
ia, Potomac Fruit Gr,8c:,' Association was
coatio1ed il Wa,hioe:oo yesterday.
Amnag the exhibits we're a: 4 ring wo7n By
Joho L iLd lph |ita tie date OF hi; mothers
death, Ap!i 2G l1SD. and aged CT, engraved
on the OUTSIDE 10 raised letters, which c40 only
be read viii the aid cf microscope; bow.
used b. the RnmaC Emrcrors before Uhr,at. G
s7c:, spooa 200 years Cd, liquor cup aod .i5-
perS rom PatagCris. ard q nut carved / tho
most elaborate nal By I1cs to represent ao
instc;, exhibited Gv SDu i ic 4 Bros, i've
crs. a note on The BAIL: OF Al xaadria la favor
OF Francis McGee tr $i3i 67-in 1877, draHo
by Gen. Warh!ogtin; q ca lass or boarding.
awcri taken from British officer 10 90 n0,eaG
CT boats c'eI while attempting u l.cd Ter
Passport, ia tie district o. Maine, then p.rt
Of Mas'schu'etri, dunrg the war O! 1872; a
cane made tia p'7ioa OF Lsgrenc1 Prrry'7
flagship N TIL battle OF the 10Th Sep, 1873;
keys to Mrs. "a 5 IT'S pcnre The Eject JraI
Commission; bssk3l Of Elgistl walalts
grown il Wash'cgtoF; apcicu; Romso ,irs. in
me time T Ctns0n ine. Li.eoius Sc1l1r. ri ~,
la|trlaous. Ner, AID cfcrs exHiDirc ty Cir
}. II. Ihtmoso: T2'cA uni chain tror;
GDes5 made IN 1915 ttic watch sii !ucs and
keeps good timc) and "a aEcjen: piec, OF silver
10 INC shape 0; c0ia. wl:h cugrav!cgl re-
p!eaCntinz the 5iI!h aid GcG'h Of Christ; 81
sncient slve COLO. which was ftu.d on J.mo.-
town Island. Va, du'iag 'he war, in 1868;
letter from II my C!a9 10 D.. George H,!, 70
atiee to the construction OF Il Pacifi, railroad;
a Japanese vase and n'h,r troI u wclk exhibited
by Commissioner pnClps; case contaDiug
japanese trcIza work Cast ia tbs sixteen ccn-
tlry; also a co!I&ctGo OF Jipoacsn coins from
i6Jl 10 tho present tine, acd geld LACQUER
IRON thu T5a)ou Eri9ate collection. TWO huudr
red yo.r4 Old; Bible printed N tsclva Iacsoa.
scs-Syriac, Hsntew, Gteak. L.'io, German,
B,heinaD. ltaIiao, Sraasli, Ece4c1. J., .gj,sh.
Danish ard P"'yne.!,n--lo 1919, &C. PAnil,"
prlOtcd 10 lT2I. Il ,y con printed 10 the l6.h
CENTURY, eG1 . B5!a composed Of five vyiGmcs.
printed 10 III.
Among the djpom.s sSardtd, VA, ali 10
Tbomss Carroll. ct f.irfsx c.ua;y. " FIR
the best display OF Cu t!,wers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

REVIVAL At the prayer meeting ia the
Baptist Church last niRht Rev. w. s. Penick
anncn01ed thar be would Commence Series CT
lnrct.aSs IN that otu!cb on Il c FIRST Sunday 10
O,tctc7. lie also n,ed tha. Ksv. MIR.
Wh.tor, of Llray, Pogo county. would be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Sept'r. %. 1872.
For tle Middle Atisntic States cea- or partly
cloudy weather, colder Eoc,herly winds and
higher barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

CiRcrir CouRT-Judgc Robert Turner p,e-
s6i'"g Digs We. Dlegs; debt; rolher party
r,qnllag jlry; judgment by coult for plain
in
Young 50 Rei6; attachment; dismissed on
palnlif's moi,n.
Tusbbul Il BrJs. ". Crockett ct as; 10
charcery; csu,c argued arc submitted.
Grnan Bsoklog g. vs. Seltcnsr; cast; 10
pfcGr:Ss.
Police ITEMS There were 20 CASES ;rtd
81 ;hr Mayer Office this ntr. iig, the one or
'F1 dIuaken 0nes there b,ios postponed uuii
thIa evening".
I've ycuug Gaa wtr. before JGs!ica Ihomp.
500, i1r assault, ons f whoa WIS required 10
SlVo security 10 keep ;he 2esc, aud the her
di.charsed
ACcIDENTs-A little cirI was run into ard
Knocked down by cre OF the i.st teams ut the
Fair prounda yesterday. Her Injuries were
Slight.
Richard b. CoGa9, Al cmr'oy G, 8: the Mid
iltd railroad shops. had Lis hand severely
m'-Eod to cay While working TT q Ia be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

TALClCAKR-whits, and all the desirable
~ shades. for kal.omining walls, &C; also
fine Kalsomining Brushes Just received by
sug27 &. 8. LEAOBEATER q BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

@-Ihe best assorted stock and the chessess
Boys aud Youths School Shoes in tha civ.
sepl9 W. B. WADDEY, 10 King 81.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
Wee WirelillRa.

VIM. Klauder, of Dakota, suic;ded at
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Cayanaugh suffered broken arm at
Urbana, Ohio.
George Dukes, Of Benton. Ohio, gored by
bull, it is feared, fatally.
Bishop Chatard confirmed thirty five
children at Edinburg, Ind.
F. Pierce Harbach, paper-hanger, at Ev-
ansville, suicided with pistol.
Richard Barrett, Harrison Township,
Ind. dying from injury in runaway acci-
dent.
American Missionary Society met yester.
day at Chicago, two thousand delegates
present.
Thomas Gravis, aged 90 years. shot him.
self at Carbondale, Ill., Remains sent to
Chicago.
At Peller. Iowa, William Stiller, brakes.
man. from Keokuk, fell from cars and was
cut in two.
Mrs. DR.. Samuel C. W. Francis, niece OF
Julia Ward Howe, and sister of Ward Nc.
Aliister. is dead.
Rob. Enger, at Jefferson City (Missouri)
Penitentiary, committed suicide by jump.
ing in the cistern.
County Clerk N. J. Enright has satisfied
the Grand Jury that his official fees were
straight at Toledo.
Col. Sanders, shot and badly beaten by
Walter Quails at Leavenworth, is thought
to be mortally wounded.
John Morgan, while drunk, shot and
killed Steven Scissor Saturday night near
BurtOnsville, and escaped.
Ben Eggleston is at Toledo looking IN AZ
Is supposed, the opinion of the Lncas
County Senatorial delegates.
VIM. Alexander killed yesterday BY a
fali OF slate In the mines Of New Straitville,
Ohio; body not yet recovered.
Mr. District Attorney Bliss reiterates his
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
POLICE COURT.

Return Of Judge Wilson From Chicago.
Judge Wilson has returned from Chicago,
and occupied the Police Court bench this
morning.
The first case disposed of was that of
Frank Monroe, charged with stealing q
large quantity Of rope, the property of the
Cincinnati Coal and Coke Company. The
case was continued until next Saturday.
Last night Lieutenant Meara and Ser
geant Devine made raid on three houses
of prostitution at Nos Sc, SO and 60 Court
street. The following-named females were
captured: Maggie Shock. Annie Goodrich,
Katie Stoddard. Louisa Ellison, Josephine
Williams and Amelia Lee. When ar
raigned this morning the cases were all
continued until next Tuesday.
Joseph Sheridan and Thomas Harring-
ton were called up to answer charge Of
vagrancy. The arresting officer stepped
forward and stated that he had discovered,
after making the arrests that the men were
! both hard-workiE.. citizens. The cases were
therefore dismissed.
WIN. Downey, colored, charged with car
rying concealed weapons, had his case con.
tinued until next Tuesday.
Mary Davis and Mollie Burns, charged
with vagrancy. were sent to the Work.
house for three months each.
Patrick Buckley, for drunkenness got
three months
Henry Krieger, charged with collecting
money under false pretenses, by represent
ing himself as authorized to collect money
for the Cabinet-makers Union, was sent to
the Work-house for thirty days.
Martin Ryan, charged with cutting with
intent to kill Henry Schaeffer waived ex-
animation and was bound over to appear
before the Grand Jury.
Frank Vessel. John Connolly and Thos.
Welsh, the three men charged with "hold.
ing up and robbng VIM. Demaret on
Longworth street at an early hour yester.
day morning, we're all held to answer be.
fore the Grand jury. Annie Cullum, Tom
English, Tom Mularky and John Cullum,
|, fer raising row in house on Elm street
rear Niu.SS last riSht; were sent to r.;
Wo.khouse for three months by Judge
Wilson tits morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
Desti Record
The following deaths have been place

The following deaths have been placed o
record since our last report:
HInfant Williams, still-born, city.
Infant Fay, 9 hours city.
Infant Rasor. 2 days. city.
August Markert, year, city.
Geo. Schiller, 70 years, city.
canton Pitton. "a years, Germany.
Qdudwig Flugel, SO years, Germany.
James Creighton, 40 years. Ireland.
Jos. P. DAILY, 81 Years, Ireland.
Bertha Stewart, "a years. Kentucky.
,sWm. Moses, Sc years. Connecticut.
johanna Davis. 10 wears, Virginia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29
From late Irish Exchangea,

A laborer named Whelan in the EN-.
rlnyment of Mr.: DAILY, Rathangan, County
Kildare suddenly dropped dead.
Two Young girls, one the daughter of a
farmer, the other servant, were killed re-
Gently near Tralee by the upsetting of a
cart.
The first public vegetarian dinner in
Belfast took place on October It'll, in the
Castle Restaurant. about 200 ladies and
ys.'tlenen being present.
John Nolan, of Upper William street,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29

A masked bhrkiar' got away with the
pantaloons and $40 from under the pillow
of Joseph B. Kelso, Trustee of Township,
at Vincennes Ind. Near same place pass.
enger coach on Paris and Danvilie Railroad
fired on with pistol and ball, narrowly
missed conductor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-29

Maguires Cundurango Bitters purges the
bowels without causing pain. nausea or
gripping. No other medicine acts in this
way.
The New York herald., 1879-02-13
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Robert Livingston was convicted yesterday before
Judge Cowing charge Of appropriating friends s
watch. He was remanded for sentence.
Edward Parks plead guilty yesterday to charge Of
stealing $3.50 in gold from roommate. Judge
Gildersleevo sentenced him to State Prison for two
years and six months.
The trial OF the suit of the Ocean Steamship Com.
pany against J. Nelson Tappan. the City Chamber
lain. begun yesterday the United States Cir
cult Court. before Judge Wallace The suit is re-
cover "hcad money paid under protest The
amount involved in this Ia about S2500 but up
ward OF sl.Oo0.O00 will depend upon its result.
Application ~inade to the Surrogate yesterday
by Sorciia Yreln for letters OF administration ON
shs cstatc OF her daughter Charata Augusta Yrelin
aye twelve years, and the value of her personal
property alone Is stated ut $75.0O0
There commenced in Part Of the Marine
Court. yesterday before Chief Justice Alker and a
Jury. q libel suit brought by Mary Brcher against
OSWALD Otcndorfer, publisher of the Saofs Zeifung
The plaintiff claims that the it OF last June tha
paper OF defendant contained % libcous article in
which Il was asserted that she had clopcd with her
father-in-law. The defence Is that the article was
based credible rumor. denies all malice and
puts in plea rctraction of tho publication.
After lingering for months ip the courts the ques-
ton of awards to owners of property within the
on the upper end OF lo island has reached final set
Element. Judge Donohue yesterday confirmed the
report OF the commissioners of estimate awarding
damages to the coutcsting property owners TO tho
of taxes due The property from 1873 to 1876
inclusive.
The New York herald., 1879-02-13
VALUE OF AN EYE.

Michael H. Aghakhan says that he came several
years ago from Constantnople to this country, for
the purpose Of studying medicine. On the evening
OF July 8, 1875, be went to Mount Morris square
witness the display Of fireworks under the supern-
tendence of Jacob J. Detwler Charles G. Street and
William H. Schofeld Suddenly, he AYERS, a mis-
directed rocket struck him in the eye destroying it.
He brought suit against the parties named for
$4,000 damages claiming that he is entitled to this
sum. not alone on account Of the loss'ot an eye.
but the loss of time, In pursuing his medi-
cal studies Tho trial OF Z, the suit was
begun yesterday. before Judge Lawrence, holding
kMpremo CDurtj Circuit. The defence is that there
negligence IN the manufacture OF the rocket
and none in setting 1t or further defence is that
they giving at the time public exhibitions as
agents OF the CITY althorites and for this reason
cannot be held liable. At the conclusion of the test
mony on the PLAINTIFF 8 part q motion was made to
dismiss the complaint on the ground of the defence
stated This motion however was denied and the
defence will enter on it's testimony to day.