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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
CSNGRESSLO.TIL.
SENATE,

Numerous bills we're Introduced aud referred,
among than one
BY NJ. GroTcr-Extonding The tio,a icr tie
construction OF the North:rn Pacific R,ilfOad
Tho memorial rf Mexican Feteraos for pcL-
sioas was rciclr,d to the Committee &C Per-
Slots.
N!r. Voorhees, offered resolution, walsh
va: agreed 10. irquirog of tho Secretary @!
The Treasury what moaos arc observed 10 pr
vent frauds on tho rcVeuu. iu c,auec!'on With
goods 70 bonded warehouses, etc.
Mr.. flGrrill made G speech against al a6u!.
tior TO the Capitol building f1r th, aa;om 40
tlatiou Ct tho Library Of Congress. Ito edvd-
Gated q separate building.
TIE WALLACE COMMITTEE.
Scmo Misunderstanding exciting az to the
day 10 Shich tho Wallace committee adjourned,
ri its last meclog, there were but tIo CT three
members pressot ct 10 o'cock this morning..
and further aci ,urnmobt unIil Io-noTToW
russ iay) at 10 Q. u. took pace.
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and it is prtb1b!H !i.at Al, x1Dt:i1, Naf!o,. r,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
Struck lY lightning.

CINCINNATI, March 31.-A special dispatch
to tho Ecquiror says that Oh Friday evening,
Gmiles north Of Decatur, llls., wagon contain
ing man named Robinson. his two daughters
and Mrs. Jones Nse, vas struck By lightning,
instantly killing Robinson and bis daug liter
Kate, aged lG years, and throwing Mrs. R5o
to the ground in an unconscious condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

.ho House, last Saturday afternoon, wbict too
rsdic. p,css would have The country believe
a,s i1oontrovirible, are, that while 10 1861 the
democracy tried 10 shoot the UGion 10 death,
ia 1870 It wants TO staive il 20 death, and That
while before the war it contepdtd that Uoittd
States Troops should assist ia the arrest ard
rendition OF fugitive Saves. it DO" c0psSncs
that they shall not be used 10 project the negro
at The pills. That Mr.. Garfield selected such
arguments from he material St his Command
goes to sSo7 either that he is not 90 cb!e map,
or thst be has 40 exceedingly poor opluicn OF
the intelligence Of bis political tilead7. The
applause tbs speech receives, which is ceDtred
uoan the tTo po;o.s mentioned, shows that II
Mr.. Garfield does entertain 40 uolaVcTable
option of ihc critical judgment OF bis psrty,shat
opinioc il corrcct, CT else that that judgment is
biased by pafiisarsLip, is formed upon Insult
fcient grounds or is expressed without! any &C.
liberation whatever uDoa the question to which
it mag refer. Ia The frs! place, the democracy Of
the c,ualrg, as the result Of tie war proves,
did 10. tr7 to shoot the U0ion to death, AID
VIC orc surpriz:d that General Bragg and tie
other northern democrats who heard MIR. Gar
field did not co,rec; lin CD the instant. Gen.
Butler, Senator Logan aDd many other gen
,lenel who were democrats 10 1861, but who
arc good republicans COW. aDd the entire dem
o:ratio party of The North rot oolg Gid ros try
to shoot the Coioa to death, bu. rendered such
efficient se!7go to the Ulio1 that tho effort Of
tho men OF eli parties 20 tho Stu.h 10 shoot 1t
to death was fa;iIe. That toe democracy does
not desire to s.p:ve shc Union to Death now is
proved By tic concession i. has made CO
itS rightiui aod Just demands Of last session,
and which, il rejected, vi! throw tho entire
blame Ct s failure OF the appropriation
bills upon he republicans. The democracy 10
1861 was ia iav.r Of Tic enforcement OF
tie l,gl. AMI as the laws required the roa
ditioa Ct fugitive Slaves, aod 90 the radicals
cot oply rcpuGia,ed those Laws, bu: based
.hei; reason tr 30 doing upon the p!locip:o
CT tho "aEhcr law" OF ma13 individual COZ
soiousness, there vas no other constitutional
rasdo III * ,cI,io: th> isss ihaa by tho
legal u.s. vi !rogre. The Geuecrats nov
as thea arc suapcr;tt3 tf ne Law; there is every
REQUISITE provision il Safe lass 10 secure The
purity Q. elections, ati! % higher ia" beius
uuw o2e.3tive, at ieas. in Tics, States 10 which
the Us, CT troops IL desired by tie radicals, aud
the democrats herag law abiding, ard YET at
l.. t..lo Il ,0t,a -, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

!; /, Z r!s;a lac. h:t tSe1ly i've PER c:ut of
tbs tea:is il gu: iargsr cities arc caused b.
cDuauIDr,ioi; pad xhcn 70 ref c:tha.lti. ter
ia!: dis $50 10 's earlier 8 aga 81 II readily yield
to : b9ttle Of d. Bu,'- Cough SIua lcJ,i 3
y cn;s,j shall 80 :oedsmu the srff:I.ls toT
rhcif reslis.pce. OF 2iy th=ai Ter their iguor
aLcc?
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Land Slide.

PITTsToN, Pa, March 3I.-About o'clock
this morrirg, IS passenger train No. s. from
New York CO the Lshigh Valley Railroad, due
here OF l:2S Q. IT,, was approaching Mill Creek,
near tets place. the locomotive was thrown
from The track 10 consequences of a land slide
which had occurred short time previous -
The engineer, Nicholas Sahillioger, was 10
stantly killed, aad the fireman was seriously
Injured. Mono Of the passengers ware hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

HORRIBLE MURpEa-A horrible murder has
been perpctrs:ed near Richmond, England. q.
common pine box, ~ By II inches in Dimensions,
containing small fragments Ct human remaina,
each piece separately wrapped in COARSE brown
paper, was i:hed up from thu River Thames,
nesr Barnes Terrace, Barnes, on March 5. The
mu!lsto1 remains hsve now been recogIiz,t as
those of 8 Mrs Thomss. who lived alone near
Richmond, The supposed murdeEess woa ar
rested in Ireland Saturday. Her nsme is Csth.
crime Webb aliss Lswler. She was Mrs. Thorn
ass servant. 1t is believed tina. she murdered
her mistress msde away with the identisb! 10
rar!s of tho body, and threw the rest into the
Thames. She then sold tho contents Of the house
q! her leisure, and went home to Ireland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
SuDDOScd Murder.

HALIFAX, n. 5 March 3l.-pr. aciJols!i
mysteTlously disappeared frOn Gnrtn'oVih, on
the LAST si6e of HaiIfa- hatb'! sh"G- ;hif!y
years AZ 0 and il wss suppose! s.s ;hG tina ihs:
hs had baen murdered for ms money. ECaie:
day his skeleton was found under TIC Il ooFing Of
the house waero he haA hp.rd"l WIN $ D''l
named Thorpe who WIS ar cs:ad IN zGs@icio' .;
The time Of McDonsld's di.&rua.'anc"r hH: rs
no evidence Waa preferable be .1"a aIcAas1t1.
Thorpe is still slivc in PIc:oI comfy sad :Siil Dc
resrre:ted.
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s{5I;,klsSiN.3.

Troy. n. Y. ilzr:1 &!.-ihc Ns,!o l.!
Baok OF Poultucy, VI, suspeaGet 90 81 uf.,.'
for nc pu pus2, Il +, c al;u"J, o! settnE ~ '.-
off airs. Is sad 90 ya aria ~ by III! !intIl
tics. lie clpi:.l STICK Is 100000.
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Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, Marsh 3l.-At Huntingdon,
". Va, Oh Saturday. the Jury 10 the casa Of
Hsury Johnson, on trial for the murder Of Mrs:
Parsons, 10 January last, returned o verdlcs OF
murder 10 tho first degree. He was sentenced
to the peIiteotisry for life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

The March number Of the Southern Clinic his
been received from its editor and publisher c.
A. Bryce II. D., Richmond, Va Among its
contents Is !et!sr from Or. Gibbon Carter, on
the tariff of physicians charges
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31
Fire,

HUDSON. N. Y, March 5l.-Tbe Waddiog
Mil, owned by Cbas. W. Trinper, NiVelvll!e,
10 this county. wss, with iss contents. totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $40 GOO;
Insurance. for $4,000. Tho fire Is thought 10
have bean Of iuceodlarY origin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

A dispatch iiom Mcbcfley, 10, s..s ) "
DsiIy shot api kli!cd bs sit. tO.Gay "11jy 81.
was oscep. Tie zoso;.ig, be Gains, VS. q"
acc dent. lie thought lhc pi,toi was eupy'
aud cxpcc cd to wake W his vile ~ =Dapp'os
\ cap. The p.ttcs we've married oly arg"
weeks Daily has te,n aErcstcd ard p!a:-o ~
/ all
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For Patagonia.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March 3l.-Tador. the
man Who states that he has undertaken 10 travel
90 horseback from New York TO PatsgoDia, and
his party, arrived here at II a. ID. to day.
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H,It3dca ascGsh.

PATERSON, y. j Mncn %l.-Nii!.9m )
HogeLc.mp, cgeu 10 year,, resi4IHs ia !"'S ttiy'
tieo THIS u.orulrH wy suitcny Of hc.st G.'
ease. The iauliy Is ";aov: the C!t,S. !" ih''
s:c;iCn o! tic .jia.p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

KISSING A Ciocicna,i Eoqairer reporter,
Hbo hiss been investigating the charges against
Er. kci.er, superintendent o. the Soldiers
O:phaos Home y mia, o., states that gu. of
nina,cc0 matroDs 10 the iasruion sixteen I'D
United tia. they had been Rugged and kissed
by tin doctor. s)mo twice aud others thEica.-
The superintendent: says 10 defense tba. he 10
tended no'hcg wrorS, bu: did i. to make
flionGs with the aGiee, a Of whom. however,
declare that bis kis5:s were tx,cediogly ua-
n!casan:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

lest it 50 out like ap "entire msnsgelie," has
been fully realz,d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

There IS sill much HJ4ti6S ice ID the !Iuts.3
river witch Interrupts Uav 'ga,vD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-31

TAcs BafoEd. the assassin Of Judge Elliott
hos been removed f,ou Ffaobtort Ky, II
Louisville, for safe keepiog.
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We. Parct, ID. General ia Nio BDW -
of Hastings Upon hudson, to Al Il hH 49,
daughter OF be lnic &nihCny Rutgers LiVhss!yh
DhAKS'5 THANSrAHhNf ohaFi-'"
L SOAP jCs. received :.
NH 3! WAKEFIELD q HALLS
4 RED CHOICE NGW ORLEANS ~.
L GAH received tai3 day hn7. 10 "a -
sale cnssu BIZ il. n. Az Ell,
msr7 rs king =.
TuUSK GKYAGE Quiacc Seed LIP Sa.v"
" Glycefine Wish. Camphor ice MA -'i-'.'
ingilrs Oh, tor sa;c by 90,
ir52l b. 5 LEADBEaIGH . G.'0-
ls- BoXESGEIGGINo soar received
q - ibis day, ard for sa!s !o9 BY ,,..,,
+. j. DAViDSOA,
mar y N EIng s!;ee''
TaLVhNIZAD Hi.IL:, Spices 80" D.
" Nails ~ s;o.e end Tor Sole II: loWea. I:I-5
nh u Jas + Gh"Li.1 { 2o->'-.
i NUrAhR SUPPLY GF Cho!Ca -
n YORK 81 i " HEAT LcL /, :;Ts;' 60
to dey by [mn III }. Z Nib nv
s,MOnHD BLDATEk5 for ss!e by -,
- dec +. j. DAVIDSON, l4l hils s''
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La tic House {! D2.a.s.-5 i: o. Il a5!.Z-
iog tho Gc7c5n2G TO sp2,il; - s::.-t - prose-
cute sstLc gent O: a! Ut -o-is, c,ain5 20!
provided icr was N5i7c0;s" u11.:G sC5gens!gn
of the rules ac;, rad :. e.. iic-r.
4 mo;ioG to 7escn! TIC rcso.1.u ItI5~ ). 81
nesday, tic 81 ct Ap;! he Ca !.r!;c All ,a:@-
mcnt OF the Geoeral Ass. z jIy apl Thcn thc
Gercra! Assembly adj 7ures ca ,i05G1,, tbe @l+t
lust, it atj2ura size die, VS. ri .c.e-~,yt@ .,
noes a.
Bills wefc pa:s2i to amon,. sec:i}D Of dap
ter 3ll Ct th9 sc;s CT lSII71-11S. "a g.i-:.cp >
the regulation Of the sale .; Toi5a!:; % aluc.d
slc. OF chap. - ot the c!io ct 1873, Wiz rel
ererc, 20 lie cJinDal:2,;ca O. 4SSlsa1Ts,
House till providing !os i-y.iaE = -: -
fertilizers. c1d providing Ter 3n4!Z NJ Tie aaG11,
scas uadar cl.sil 2ss2.;ol y! % ~, Chi. us
7cc.tcd.
At tie niaht s.s,ion lhe;e J-.,@ "tY i-w
members pres.n: The !i.u,s . ijl::-": ..:;t@&'
doirg apy BUSINESS.
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On wednesday, 3is-ch 25!n, s: tae ChH:c. Of
the Epiphany, washington. y q ~ ~
We. Paret ID, General JANIS Bow -,
of Hastings Upon hudson, to ATuEH +1'
daughter he lnic hnihcny Rutgers Livingston
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND IRI-wEEKLY By
TIE two poi1:s IL Mr.. GNGeli'S ereech il
EfT1;::. = 20 Nv IIN

MONDAY EVENING. MAKCH 81, 1872.
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s.r.T.ER.GE .f5GE.TE;E L'GF' J''fctfssf<.=
L. the :: rate Saul: to- j.u s'no1G-
u.cp's to = bill r! II "c'.-' ~ Id 's&2-""
lie o. atic Nrf: .crs.!'r -.
TIE Sora.a .e:r,,g, ysyo. =. IL o a. %
5iscdafsa tic Ftaauce CoIult-" i'm nc
eau:id:rs;jaa & il., Ia h2:s2-'s bill 10 rcpcal
IN: d@bt bill,
Tic ap,csdoer;s proposed bg he iiurg3 10
Sanste til! . pe;::tc! iha Mct:s,t rt2'='cf u
we're tHac1 W, go.
S.vGra S=rators sjsoc.,4a ; 1rI:! CT lsc bill.
for oDG year ii tho QUO aI5 tai. l. Ms, $50 as
IL cana from the House.
Tho am2oimen's weio I'll aneaI -.
Bills were passed TO prohibit the bcatIl CT
Supervisors OF Highland c5uoiy t:ya, 'cT}'ai =
tax to p1y sutSctlp,iGpI - tie N&SIior!3',
Ciuclraal an! ST. Louis E.iro-d noHi c.E'aia
cordl.iona &C complied Wiz, &Ii oi!thv!." I. Z
said Board 60 lay Z Ia: to &a:io-: at';i 81 -"
came; 10 furnish csc l4g.lG ard $50 %T'uea
soldiers artificial l!:nhs n Communication u T.
tain conditions 10 a;irn TT to- toI ,6aTy !IdC
bsiWccu M.ry I'd aud Eug!uia; 20 aIact: < c
lion Of cha pier 81 % ii tins CODE. viii r,.tC
cpce to he mpeaS4,iOE |! a.&cEsoI3 CO. Gem
| iuc ccrtuia S;a;r toGta ..Dgaic! by v. VI.
| Coycotaa, esq 10 tac Un:92rsity ot Viz i4il
| 10 amend the iaT IT, r;iertrc3 20 t:o2i,oig
notes; to amend the G.t3 il rs!ai)F = *
eursicu Of f:eneG i:oa, infy service; re-
curing all applicants 81 Iti!I tcqrlT!a&
| payucct Ct Ei0ecy OF. OF t;i6 Irta.urc 10 say
lacs certified b? TIC cJur.s; II an u! TIC GJtis
in relation 10 tic aasaasiGent o: the lasts OF t.,
Commensurate; to amc5i tie Csd: 5; as II
reduce The pay CT c2uu!y .uGCT!a!an,cn:s O
schools; prescribing tho scEo.5 cD "t;.a cJ0
victs sha!l b, iirc1 ou:, 81. amending az &C
regulating Insurance c1mgaOic,; - amer! :.t
Code so az TO rcLucJ the p.g Ct schCo. d-;I:c
clerks; pr3VGiU2 :"at Giig ~ Il. OF i. II;
school aarrants snail be :t2tiv:d !o7 iii te5tg
dues, Hpl dcmao!s Cue The Size: to prohia'
public executions; 10 amc@a? s,e.Ca rs CT TIT
Code ID regard to appeals; 70 i,c,c?1ra'c III
Grand Lodge Iuje9caGicii. OHcr = G ct
Tomp!ars # Virginia 70 a:Dca! s2ei51 l. 0
chapter II Of tie Gaze in Iyi.rence - .a'~5 Q
properly o! religious Literary, "a', 1.2,T2.-I
societies.
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DbAKS5 THANSrAHhNf 81 AVE-"
L SOAP jos: received /.
NH q WAKEFIELD &; .ihULS.
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TaLVhNIZAD HnIL:, SPICES 80" u
" sails ~ !io:e end Tor Sale Il: ioWeS. 10,
,oh II Jas + CA@Ll1 3ONo.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

/ - =
gPoultry and Game steady. Cbicxens at u I59
80, ducks at se92 90, geese a. - soYt per dozen,
live turkeys at &c and dressed ~ shgl0c per 10
Quaiis at " zo92 30. squirrels at s0c@Sl, rabbits
u 6og1 o. prairie chickens y 6o@5 per Dozen.
Venlson al lo@l2c per 10. Wild turkeys al eosfoc
apiece.
Rags IN iair demand ana steady. Mnite coton
at &c aud mixed at 2t4c. Common woolen at lc
and soft at li@l5e per ID. q. =.
SEED: Market quiet and steady; Clover IL , s1Ac
per 10, ana umotny AZ ,. eog2 % per ou. rlaA
seed az u E@i 81 per pr. ana iair demand, =.
salt quiet and steady Coarse Llserpooi at
~ ~ ~ s t,. -, Tna u Sei n
her hri nf : hn -''' ''-N - - :
soar: The demand moderate and market steady.
Common yellow st osI0sac oive AT 4sIc and Ger.
man y, y ystom nar IrbsSe r. 0i'e ~ s740' anu '0
Starch In far demand and fine pearl at sNSltIc
nd gloss at6ca6ISc per lb ~
TalIow in iasr Semanri and steady. Country at
ess@6%c, a and dc city ~ at s,SasSsSc @ Der % lb. ' :
Tnners' stocE i'm fsis reo,iest and steady as
follows. Zinc slab. TG7lsc: do sneet. SaS%c:
block tin 26SS7c ner is. tin niate sheat ro5dlie
SstS 25 per box. sheet brass OR per lb conner in
gots dc. do braziers' sbeet AIKEN a1aa6c: do
sheathing. Ia t, ia 81 2gc. R,issia iron IS Amer
ican planished iron lOaile, tinners' solder. 15N
| lsc per ID -, -"
Vegetables Tur,,ips IN large supply at 7scM1 d
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
whsrs Old Rome Got Her Lead.
fThetAtheneum.l

Theliberality of old Father 5Tiber is
boundless. One of the last discoveries
made in its bed may prove interesting to
the English student The enormous sup
ply of lead needed for the water system
Of Rome and for the daily distribution of
a milliard 7O0,0OO,0OO litres came from
English mines. The business belonged to
the Imperial fisc. Many masses Of lead
have been discovered in the seaports Of
Great Britain, ready for shipment, one
has been traced halfway on the coast of
Spain, but none was yet discovered in
Rome. We have succeeded in finding
one atthet bottom Of the Mber, fallen
overheard In the moment Of landing. At
is GA centiMeters longy32 wide, s19 thick,
and has many stamps from the officers Of
the fisc, as well as the. weight engraved!
The weight Is DCCCLXX, or 870pounda.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
THE COURTS.
TO-MoRROw'S CALENDAR
The. cases set for tomorrow (Tuesday) are 81
follows Ea ~

foiiows .1a .ff
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smith
53.l63-Miller vs. Hartman.
6S,2O2-B0ehmer vs. City. q ..f't ~ g
53.2l6-Kreibs VS.. Trounstein.
53,2i8-sAIrfevs same. H'i t'ti
5S,26S-Longnish VS. Bantley. b.gt-is.
53.S02-Kean vs. Reimer.
5S,3S2-Tausky vs.. Mccoy. .rr i.
53.350-Jones vs.. Mccormick. an t.tt9Lt
Before Judge Johnston.
56,7s5-Kain vs. TAFT
56,76O--Alter VS.. County Commissioner
56.771-Kuhmann vs. Kuhlman1, 4a
56,7St-Barnes. Jr.. vs.. Leon, Marka& CO.
56, 6,793-Katzenstein & Wachtel VS.. Ray Bros. I
56,793-0' Fallon VS.. Thompson.
56S03-Fareyv VS.. Wilson.
56S06-Mils, sps llmife & Co. vs. Hill ct al -.
56,S07-Raupp VS.. Kerr
66,8le-Knieely vs. Knicely.
..4} ID Before Judge Moore. ~
5S.655-Preyer vs Branhage. -nAsl
53.657-Martz VS.. Bell.
53,660-Steyens vs. WiEsch.
53,70f-Wcllman vs.. Slevin.
53,733-Nix0n vs.. McChieney, g-
Before Judge Harmon.
33405-Townley vs. Vogt. =
S3,476-G. H. Busting & Co. Vi Sullivan.
33,620-Massmann VS.. Massmann.
ov,ooS o@ hitcni"' AoulA. nAe' ASS,NeN NosA~''
ssi,OSs-Newhaii vs. Dobmeyer. '''R
34,069-schiff, admr'x vs Behler.
34,45-Cary vs.. Bates. t f4s AA
8gn' Jg Before Judge Foraker. sA
s4.5i0--Bedell va Rochester Home for the
si,5ia~Bedell ". Industrial School Of Ro
chester.
:. s4,54s-Bedell VS.. Hathaway Home for the
Poor. Ha +4 NJ ~ ..t. 31 i3
34,54S-Bedell vs.. Hathaway Relief Society.
Before Judge Force.
Ss.S5i-nroege VS.. Mayer. assignee.
33,77l-Milier Bros vs. Jas. H. Laws q Co.
33, 3,7S1-Eibel vs. Burkhandt " a4.4E
33,9O5-Fourth National Bank VS.. Lounsberry.
,'gA POLICE .l4uls-a9 4
Drunk-Chas. Clifford, VIM. Vail, II
days; Thos. Magill, 10 days; suspended
Anna Donelly, Maria Murray. Ellen Dean
continued; Annie Britton, 80 days.
Disorderly Conduct-Chas.} Shinkwin
John Daunt, dismissed Martin Collins
John Ryan, Henry Nearing, Alice Decatur,
John Kennedy, S. and costs; Henry Bow
mani So and costs; John Maus, $40 and
costs; James Conner, continued.
Miscellaneous - WIN. Smith, George
Lyons vagrancy, 80 days, suspended; Jen
ME Damond, John Moran, Kate Moran
Bridget Moran. @. Moran, same, contin
ued; Kate Sullivan, same 5000; Pat
Coney. burglary; continued; Henry
Hoistmeier, Charles Mclean, E. Keys
petit larceny, continued; Henry Bruins
committing nuisance, Continued; jacob
Mechtenheimer, assault and battery, dis
missed; John Mack. obstructing sidewalk
$3; c. Edwards, abusing family, contin
ued; William Edwards, incorrigibility
House Of Refuge; Charles Brockrhan, mur
der in first degree. continued to December
18th. ..... .,... Had
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NOah's Tomb.
[Blackwood,s Magazine ]

DldCkWUou mhSdAiucsJ
A road practicable for wheeled We
hicles leads from here along the plain to
Baalbec, distant about forty miles "a
pleasant road, for the first hour skirting
the lower Lebanon spurs, and winding
between hedges of roses in bloom and
through richly-cultifated country I
turned off from il. before it.. became hot
and dull, at the village Of Maullaka, Gel
ebrated as containing the mortal remains
Of Noah, whose tomb is shown to the
credulous stranger. It's dimensions are
1O4 feet, long by 10 broad, and it conveys
some idea Of thessize of the human race
before they evolved BACKYARD, ais it were,
to their present Dimensions. AZ Noah
lived to the age Of, $40 years and built
an arkAlarge enough to contain specimens
of every living thing on thefaee Of the
globe, there seems to .Le no reason why
he; should not himself have been over LOO
feet high. s,,,,-a sg
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A woman in the Hospital in Florence
has a strange history. She entered the
italian army in order to save her broth
Ell, q married man, from military service.
She served with distinction during the
war with Austria, and receivedia medal
for bravery in the field. When these
facts were made known to King Hum
bert He presented her with the cross Of
his order and gave udivctions fer her
dhchafgs IN an annual pension Of 300
francA
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SPENCER HOUSE,

ST. MARY'S Ga, opp Fernandina
A charming winter resort; sulphur springs hunt.
ing. fishing excursions; hotel rStclsss termsvesy
low. For circulars and particulars address HOTE&
EXCHANGE, III Broadway, New York. or J. VI.
THOMPSON. Proprietor St Mary's, ca a"
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