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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
SNOW IN APRIL.

On Thursday afternoon last, the 9Th, snow
fell here thick and fast for three or four hours;
but owing to the fact that it had been raining
during the morning and forenoon, and the
ground was wet, the snow melted as fast as
it fell Had the ground been dry we would
have had deeper snow than any that fell 'ur-
ing the winter. The snow was succeeded by
cool, clear weather On Monday morning
there was frost and thin ice. There are va
rious opinions as to the condition Of the fruit.
That it has been affected by the recent cold
weather there can be no doubt; but the opin-
ion is entertained by many that with no fur
ther untoward circumstances, there will be a
fair crop.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PREsBYTERY.
The first Presbytery Of the Associate Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, metin accordance
with previous adjournment, at Little Steele
Greek Church, in Mecklenburg county, N. c.,
on Monday, the 5th instant.
There were present thirty-eight presbyters,
one icentiate, three students of theology and
one commissioner.
During the session of the presbytery, John
T. Chalmers, son of Rev. J. G. Chalmers, was
licensed to preach the gospel.
Of the young men now preparing for the
gospel ministry, under the care of the presby-
teIy, four are sons Of ministers This is plain
ly adverse to the common notion that minis
ters' sons are generally irreligious.
The next meeting of tile Presbytery will be
at Bethany Church, in York county, S. G.
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NORTH CAROLINA'S APPROPRIATION.
The following is the concurrent resolution
of the General Assembly of North Carolina,
appropriating fifteen hundred dollars to aid
in the centennial celebration at Kings Noun
tam, ratified March, 9th 1880:
Whereas, The One Hundredth Anniversary
of the Battle of Kings Mountain will occur
on the 7th day of October next, in which the
gallant men Of Tennessee (then a portion of
North Carolina,) Virginia, North and South
Whereas, 1t is proper that we, the children,
should suitably commemorate and show to
the world that we appreciate the gallant deeds
of our forefathers, and cherish the great bless
ings of civil and religious liberty for which
they so nobly struggled and so herOically won,
by erecting a suitable monument to mark the
spot where, in the arms Of victory, many of
our patriot forefathers sacrificed their lives in
defence of our Commonwealth therefore,
Resolved 6y the House of Representatives. the
Senate concurring, That the Governor Of this
State be and he is hereby authorized to ex-
pend out of any moneys in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, sum not exceeding
fifteen hundred dollars, to aid in the erection
of suitable monument on the battle ground
of Kings Mountain, and defray other expenses
in commemorating that event.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.

A number of young ladies have in prepara-
tion the cantata, ''New Years Eve,' which
they will present to a Yorkville audience on
Friday evening, 28rd instant, the proceeds to
be devoted to the Episcopal Church. While
the object should ensure good house, we are
assured that the entertainment will be Of
striking interest and beauty and well worth
WITNESSING
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15

will not come like magic; days and weeks
may be required, bat it must come in the end, :,
and the best informed expect that the revival
will be so genera that the card rates will
again be advanced to 81 cents" The nail
mills have shut d, wn, and the general impress
sion is that nails will remain at S5.25 per keg.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
SKETCH OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.

We have just issued, in pamphlet form, a
sketch of the Battle of Kings Mountain, by
Rev. Robert Latham, and will fill orders for the
same at the following rates: Single copy, Is
cents; per dozen, s1.50; per hundred, 800.
Orders by mail will be promptly I'll d at the
above Drices
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
DIR CLUBBING RATES.

To clubs of three OK more names, entered on
our books and paid for at the same time, the
ENQUIRER will be furnished one year for 50
to each subscriber. Single subscriptions, $3.50
per annum in advance. All persons who sub
scribe, for one year, between this date and the
first of October next, will be entitled to a
chance in our prize drawing
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY.

CHUhCHES CONDAIs
Services will be held in the churches next
Sunday as follows:
Methodist Episcopal Thos. Gilbert,
Pastor. Services, at Philadelphia Church in
the forenoon at Yorkville at y P. NJ.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. R.
Latham, Pastor. Services at 10t A. NJ. Sun
day-school at P. M.
EPISCOPAL Church Of the Good shepherdm
officiate in the Church of Our Saviour at Rock
Hill.
Presbyterian at 104 A. NJ, and y
P. H., by Rev. T.. E.. English.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cantata.
J. R. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
Withers Adickes-Roceivedt this Week.
Mrs, Fannie L. Dobson-The Emporium OF Fash
ion.
T. M. Dobson-Great Attraction at the New York
House.
M. Strsuss-This Week.
T. C. Robertson, Ire surer-Ta1 Notice Tor Fiscal
Year 1879.
John c. Kuykendal-York Drug Store Para
graphs.
8. L. Miller & Co.-Rsgs Wanted-Sugar and
Coffee Molasses-Wanted-F
T. s. .setferys, Agent-Navassa Guano.
Dobson q Parsh-Gerinan Millet-Coffee and
gar-Tobacco-Leather-N Hams.
R. II. Glenn, s. Y. C.-Sheriff' g Sale.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
CONDITION OF Mr.. mcELWEE.

We are pleased to learn that the condition
of Mr.. J. Newman McElwee, whose attack
with paralysis we noticed last week, is improv-
ing. He is gradually recovering the use OF his
limbs, and the hope il entertained that he will
again be up.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
ILLNESS or DR.. J. b. HUNTER.

Mr. J. J. Hunter, Of this place, received in
formation last Monday morning of the severe
illness of his brother, DR.. J. B. Hunter, who
lives near Garibaldi, in CASTOR county, N. c.,
and started Immediately to pay him visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
Conservative Primaries.

10 The Conservative Voters Of Aieranlria Ctg:
, Il rur! II ,hce VI resolution. adupt-d BY lhe
Executive com DitLae Of the Conserv .tiyo parry.
a primary election will ha held in this CITY on
the TN day CT May, 1887 for The purpose OF
nominating candidates. for the offices of Con
monwaalth's Att rney, City Sergeant, aud Com.
missioner CT the Revenue The polls will be
opened st sunrise and closed st sur sat of that
cay. All known Conservatives, who have paid
their csntstion tax for 1878 or having failed
to ray 1878 tax, who have psid said tax Tor 1870
shsli be qualified voters in esd primary.
Atso neet'nss Will be h4ld in the respective
wards OF the city at the usual nlsces for hoiinp
the same on hondty, May Sd, 1850, at 7 90
O'Clock p. m. ios ths purpose of nomnatinc one
magistrate end one constable for each ward
and to seleot delegates to he Democratic State
ElnVentlcn which assemblies in Richmond II sy
l9.h, losO The city Of Eltxindri. Is entitled 10
sixteen delegates and aternates, IS follows.
First ward four, Second ward three Third ward
ilt' and 1ourth wsrd three. III Conservatives
sre invited to participate in these meetings
by order Of The Committee:
sp27tH3 JAMES K. CAT,y Socry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
CcSfG EfGCEEEF.EGs
u AslIINGToN. ID. G., April 20. 1880

SENATE
Mr. heraan IrascDtcd lha i,eli ion Of ht
Albany and r rs alar Iroo Conn any Of Tr j.
employing $3.50 haods, for the passage Of the
E'ttn tariff c,mnis.i,n TN.
Mr.. Etou p!fsent;d the pe!iiion cf tht
h1"no = l'"o Gan.ia ct Vl.l;Lia 'yr itt
ssmc a,,iIn
Messrs. Pat. Vest. Balisin. Cameron q
Penn, Lrgsn. lloar. ll.rtis AID ether, ire.
santad like rc.ii(n
81 we're inr doc 4 an6 referred as follows
By Mr. Blair Referring the claims Ct thu
c!ltors OF TIC ram Albentr,e to the Court OIL
CIsins.
Bg Mr.. Il Ter: To qa;ct i'c 10 lands pat
ettedb' tie u. s.
BY Mr.. A or: To r:pesl sec 1881 Of the
rev $ d aus eud to rcGrcl sud tx the raj
and Iunbr of fiji ,crs in the lrsptc or Gsptr
ais Dtpsr ment OF the aruy.
BY Mr.. lrg,lla To facilitate The business q
the Treasury Department.
By Mr. J0l ss: Extending the operations Of
the Ugh; house. b1sld over the lover Red river
10 Louisaua
% motion Of Mr.. Harris, The IDIOT resoIu.
ton authorizD g the President to call an inter.
nInoDa! sanitary coufererc, TO mctst Wash
loeton. -. e., WAS taken up. The resolution
vas read tti!d time and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Russo, Ct Mass from tic COMMITTEE
m Commerce. reuCGted Ii ! au.horzpg the
Secretary OF the Treasury to lause The names
OF sess 'under cersin circumstance S. Passed.
MIR, MchahCr, i Oh o. submitted tie cJuo
ierence report On tie speaisl d@fc Greg Ii |, AID
II Was agreed to.
The appropriation FIR the public prip lag
office remains at $3.50 900, aud the aprr,rria.
too i'r continuing the cpnstruc ion OF the perth
wing If the neR S'st. Department is decreased
from S2SG 500 to 500 900
"a motion Of Mr. Berry, Of Cal, the hi |
i.r the ,aprolnmeut OF Conmissiun TO inv.
tIea'e The debIs qlts ian 10 California, was
made special order for Thursday mex.
% moi,oa OF MIR. Money, Of Miss The Seq
se auendmen.s 10 tic Postrout." bill we're
c3ncurrcd in, and the House then at LILO vent
into COMMITTEES ftte Whole, Mr.. Tnomp,op,
OF kV., 10 the chair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY Tysp2cr1o,,
10 sccordsoc, With orders is ,uad nv rho 49,,
TAFT General ct toe State to the c,rm,rroI Iu,
CT the various military comnauirs md - =
principals OF The several schools in the g .,o -.
which arms have boen issued com nandns ~ =. ~
10 take inventories and report the nnmho- 49,
c1ndltloo OF the arms 10 their possession ,bo
Alezacdn' Light Infantry assembled q, - a ~.
s'mory last Dia ht. in full dress uoitrrm sna
marched directly to Sarepta Hall, yyhcra n arH,r
gatade sLd l1snec;lon took rIace, Cant. + l.
smith acting as lospecioe cth,er, 10 The 1r,.-
ltc' q urge humber CT ladies and pept,emtn
lite company was cut IL full lnrce and n,e'
seated HspieId'd sppoarabcr. Til, hrus AID
Ec')utE u ms. without s'fglc exception, wora
I'll found 10 De- 10 good ord n end condii N. rc.
h,cang cTedlt not only uoon ITO conmapding
o:h'er7, bot uoou the iadlv.du,l mew! c-s of the
c)mpany, witch Is without doubt one Of II q
resi- 10 the Statc. After the Inspection the com.
pan7 vent through the cVoIu:oas eld ma,nnl
o! AIMS. 10 40 easy AID graceful nsnner: aid
"'th pFccsion mat showed thorough traioioc,
hTinelog 11rth applause from the ladies snd
complimentary remsrks from tho old cliieIs
present. Capt. L. j. Smith, aided bv c,rrs
Of com stclt officers. hes succeeded 10 brinpioe
the A. Il. J. Up to standard CT exc ,Ileocv a. I
tIac'encY. that WAS considered mos; impossible
10 so short time, he conp,ny hsvng b.cp o..
caoZed only ab0u 2yolrs. Hhe fol- rwinr arc thr
oth,ers Ct the c)upary Captain, Il. i, Smi l..
tlrst lheu,eoaut, Geo. McBurpey, IT,; Secor d
Lieutenant, i. +. MarburJ; Ihrrd L;euteu-
a3t, j. ". purriogttp; O.derIy Sergeant. Alley
NeBlrn S.cooG Sc,gasDs. Geo. Smi,L:
t'ird. Il. W. Whcst; fourth. NJ. +. Vnc,p ;
TIN, Jss. II. N1ai; 70 o. Serg,ant, Ju'iau Il.
Ju2i; Frs Corporal. }. NJ. krII; second
Ih1s. ". Robinson; Ihrd Lronsrd Msrb1ry:
ton7'h, Samuel i Mcnrvc; fftr, Arthur
Ho.st"; XIII. 4. }. llarpe,; .venth. Al.
Eyat: = IiItetma .ter, J cob Is ,hrans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April -, lSS0.-The
market day is duh Aud droolirg Flour is
quiet tnd unchanged. The Geciiro in Wheat
here la similar TO that in The other 10 rkets and
we nele sales to-day Of l:Gl tushels 1T 100, l2l
and l22 Tor Fuz. and Us for IN xcd, and 1904
i"l Tor Lancaster. Corn is quiot, with small
sales 1t %. No Os!: reported, and one smsll lot
OF Eye was offered, but withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

SGDDEN DEATH-A old coored woman
1smsd INNS. living on Sou h Columbus
street, drd suddenly Yesterday evening of
hesr' dlj-ssn. She WAS il arpsr,ptly god
hearth up to short wbo before her death.
She lt! TIE Toam 10 which she was siuiog and
W:Dt up stairs, where she was iouod shortly
after IN Cyiyp cJtGiriop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

1o~ viii opco 90 the first dsy Of Arsl q
JOB LOT OF GOODS from oue Ct the largest
retailers OF New York city, comprising BURr's
aid oiher We'll koown maru az urels. These
goo1 are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, aud will be
sold t,r ONE HALF OF THEIR COST.
h'cl,s', Mems. Cbidreu's aud BOYS Sho:s.
rr 81 WADDEY, 10 klpp STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Apra % 1Sco
For the Middle States stationary or ri.o 'o r'i
Owed By falling barometer south and d e .oit
"Iah :. vee,ing 10 southwest, slightly warm@r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

WoMEN'S FoREGGN MISSIONARY SoCIsTY
Inc snnu.l meetlOg Of the Womcu'a Foreign
Missionary Society. held q. inc Nj E Church
last night. called outn very arIc hudIcfc'. Inc
pastor OF the church pei led and c. nduc'ed
the orchDg sEItlc,s. alto, whicA lie statcG, il
lev Wo:ds, Tt wok whijh tic women Ct he
churches have rni,rtkeu 70 hchait Of " m ~
and mao Hbd cti dtood il lea h,u l.0i-s
Wo'k Which mel, mis-, ilrarits have tsl q II 30
nd must 'al 10 60 - len. s. caste FIR Is
rhnf cntcilcg The hCts s aid c3DvccSi.g ri h
Tie w0ntn Il IhCs> cDuo'Irs. Mis-. j. il
Dyson rendered MIR. TurG5's PGqu sitcR, "
very much to 'he delight and cuff "a i1a
OF the tuiierca. j hls Sas iuIlowei By n
Ve'y impressive srsicn. il which five
young lanlc7 hp!car.d on tie stage ,epre-
seOtiue ludla, Chlca, hi:ic,. Mcx;c> ard
hmui,a. They w,rc dressed 10 ire ,stunes
OF tic womcD Ct those cJuu!iias ard rendered
appropriate salccior5
After this Miss Mia 6 edwin. Of I'D az
apoIls, at prts' NJ o tcacEc1 10 Mt. Vernon
S'Glnayy, W;shicg'op, ard respectively q
Missionary, vas irtoiuctd
Ills yCu1a ladg, hard y out of her teens, de-
hTertd vtty carncst, sweet, spirited address,
!n ci coed thought ord j lus rated with u any
touchlrg luoiicuts. She ql!:e wen the hetris
9! her he:rerS.
ih2 services were u!trSpGlstd With mis-
1on3!y so02s, wli.h wrc SuoF with a hcsr :
Ioo9d viii ty the co0grcgari0n. Before the
mcCtlrg closed eleven iati.s ucied Wi!h the
stC'ciy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
EOG.5E EKEl-ETgES-

Mr. George Ii. HcCleish. IN old and highly
respected CT z,a, is lying dangerously i'll al Lis
RS dsECc on luke street.
Two hundred thousand berii' mi lhroe
thousand .hsd arrived st FlshtuTn to.dny.
Shai sold IT from $40 to $;4 PEI hundred, nd
herring 6: from sc to - IS per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

RAIN RAIN RAlN!-ll4yc al your TT:
ROOFING. GUTTERlNG. AND RAIN Sp0UTs AT
TENDED TO AT ONCE by STANSBURY e. Bro.
corner k'og and Columbus sfrters. ep29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
NJ 0 T I G E I
l hive just resumed my

Etvejusl resumed nv
FISK PACKING BUSINESS
at NJ. 81 CORPORATION FlSHWHhRr.
where VIII b. rrepst-d to furnish eli kjods NJ
POTOMAC FISH,
1fesn or SAT-, ct ~ shortest nyuIce I solicit
your patronage especially my old custom Re.
.t1 guar antes tnat Ia past reputation snaU be-
fully taiRei oo
An orders from the county ,onrtly sttere.
ed TO, and On sc good tsrma as if the psr,.s wa,
present Respectfully yours.
sp5 d&twtf ST RRpn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

ANOTHER Ire IN THE County "A long
fheo OF MIR; W. 1. Walkers bli.k ysrd, rear
'h' Co'Gnll' turorike. 10 Jefferson district,
AFGatdna o,u1ty. VA destroyed ~ fire about
fhfer 81 OK this mtr1iog. The f,e is sup
POGO to hhV, rIiklrared from tie brick lilr,
"hich Las oceo 10 full blast for day or two,
ana OF one time 1t was thourht that the bridge
ac'oss ne cloal, pear the fire, would he de.
sfr"yed also, hut the tfo;t' Of the n,ishbcrs
were successful in savirg it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

POLICE RfPoRr.-E. Il DJWnhau, ESQ.,,
PRESIDENT OF The Board Of Ald.rueu, presi led
at pole hestqIarttrs this mtroinY, and the
only CTS, hrcusht before him was that of John
C1l-ton. alias "Munps." for bciog drunk 90
the streets, who WAS dismissed with rcpri-
mann
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

'HE FoREsr FIREs.-S.verl! farms on the
hsppsIaauock riVer-Euta1k's. HunI.ey's
C.arkson'S, and also somo resr Eowlsr's Land.
ins-sre suffering from extensive fras in tne
woodlands. space Of tan miles il rencriad ~
&c 10 faEes = T. eiericksturn Hcclrd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

The MATERIAL for boys and chidrcu's suits
are selected with particular retererc, to hard
usage, No house in Washington mako and sell
more durable aud tasteful boys and children g
oo'hlog. or more Of them than b. Robinson &
Co., the hoys cohiers. 900 pcnnsyIyspis
Avenue E.irosd fare deduc.c1 ron zach
purct ase. a,.Ga,n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
Fish ID callers.
EISHl
FISH |

FlsH' v,,g, FISH
Having c,m,letsi Gu. .--,,os,,,,.,,,
season OF 1881. We are now Prepared TO FIJI Vii
ofaG,s 81 ;hs shortest motto, for FRESn ga
SALTEO POfUMAC FISH, n aao
10 dealer; We would say that oar brand ss
sn 5000 NO l IN Que msrkst. and ws,n-
teto 10 maInt,n our former r,pu..,ioo We
shlp fish packed In ics 8, that ,rsoos ord ,,ino
can depend on stt:og them fresh. All ori.r
entrusted to US will rscaivs promp. .ttan.inn
ou, h'Shouse is No. C)rp5rs,oa 80 wh.rf
am 't.lIs Nos 2, aad City NJ .rket
Mr. w. Il. SMITH is now eng yeI with !,
and will stt3ud to oil orders n,yn,.ed ;, 49, W
ePi-Zn GEO. r. P%ICc co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
(NOACH aAnkhS.
NOTICE OF C).PiETEtRSH!P

We, the ind -rsigaed, havs entered iat) e CO..
phrner.hlp for the msnuf.cure Ct CAR
klAGRr, SPRING WAGONS, &C. and will
slso keep On his, csrieiy Of NuKTHEkN
and n ESTEkN Work in cur line Were.
specially AK tast the patronage heretofore ex.
tended 10 cur father. tue lsts John SUMMERS
may be continued to u. sid Wa promise tast s i
work entrusted TO US VIII receive prompt ait n.
ton. Preparing quickly executed on rs nod
er ate tenn, rs can be done e!sew here
JOHN w rUMMEES ~ BRO,
Coachmakera,
epl5-lm Pitt, tet Kirg snt Prince sis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

w A RD-A libersl rew,ri will ho paid
AS n the rstarn TO he uf MUCKlNG
HlRD lhst &C y. q from my restaurant, on Z inv
street, Yesterday.
rp2J-2L GRO. A. kpPICH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29

, CONSERVATIVE REA pSU,TERs The c,u.
sr!TauTt Iest u-tcrs held a large meeting st tie
sun "nll9c house las; Il. 1T, with Mai)r Edgar
Brtckctt 10 the chair, rnd Jepcs w. ShibO and
y, \. Hurdle secretaries.
IRenty-oue persons were ell cod t. member
shin.
Letters we're received from Hoo. James B,r
hour and State Senator II. II. Rddtbc g.r IN
iticret &c to Invitations to address the c1b some
.ne turiDg the month of May. SeDator Rid
c!eberger. 10 liz letter, wished the cub great
.o;css, Eut stated that ewing 10 sickutsS 10
la istLil9 lie would be compelled 10 cancel al!
Is 1yroiulments for lhc month of Missy. Hon.
Jsm:s Barbour accepted The irVltatlop, aid X.
lrcssed bis wiliipgnsEs TO address the cub al
th7 tue the members psy designate.
Two luodred COZ les Of the constitution and
bylaws of the cub. contaiuiog the rolit;c CT.
creed Ct the members. was ordered to be priLt
cd Tor circulation.
The club took 90 sc ion 10 regard 10 the rrl-
mary cICcioD. es The members propose to sup
port the nominees OF the Conservative parry.
Il. s. COrRTs.-The aGiourDed terms of the
nted States. Circuit and Disric; Courts
Judge Robert " Hughes. lrssjipg. coumetc
I'd 10 this oiy to dav. 10 the Circuit Cur
,.'bitlu Dtatts vs. ll9peiG o1heLkci ouo ~ w
NoWland, iojc ed before the Supreme Court q
the District Ct Columbia tcrrobbery aud ass:u
With intent to Kill; writ ofhabess riu' deoIed
aud IFisoners admitted to bail until the l2:f
day ot May, 10 order 10 give TINA for c:uose
t. appeal to the S1prtme Court ct the Uoltee
States for the purpose Of settling the qaes'ioi
oil jurisdiction.
lloited Stattsrs. Wslsou and others. sureiie
OF +. *. Sntc3, late Collector of luteronl KS
venue; Jury; verdict for the Plaintiff; damage
assessed at $5,39707, With interest thereon
from the 18th day of December, 1874. at tn
rate CT six per cent per auuum until paid.
There was no business trsLssc.ed 10 the Dis
illct Court, and both courts adjourned uutil to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
GRO. A. kpPICH.

HOSh "OSt HOSE Wa arc N raceipt
~ fan "a line IF / ',b 81 Garden Hose sl-
go PlIcs shd Extra GuuplIr 81 and Fastening.
Tor same. Cali and examine tho Patent Reel
for ho.diI < the hose.
McLRAN 81 UHLER,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-29
Eirsinia Commons

Dsc!'1on tie Court Of <ppeals Coul,o.s re
es1'a0is for all dsb:s including School tao
Especial di'pstch TO the A'eSsnaris Gsz,tte
RICHMOND. Ap:ii o. p m.-Tho Court oi
Appeals TO day rendered its decision in the cou-
pon cssa, ordering Auditor Massie 70 receive The
c"upo attached 10 the bonds Issued under the
HcCu loch till At their face value !, al !ax,s
cid dues Cue !he S..ts o. Virginia.
his settles deiaitelg the points that Tie
AcIu.o-h Till coupons must b. received il
pay melt Of tao school tsy, as we'll rs sill oh 81
cues. and that % tax shall be ,duc.ed from Il
ssii cou pols.
ms decision nuilfas the recent order Of Au.
dllor bsssis given TO the State Treasurers for
bidding them to receive courons in payment O.
the lool tsy.
The opinion CT the Ccut. WAS d .livered by
Judge Anderson, and WAS copcurred in By
Judges Christian snd fu.ks, Judge Moncure
oe!ng lnte:estsd-a holder OF ,nds-declined
to take par! in The judgment If the court, bu,
expressed himself SIS fully concu-riny with the
opinion delivered by Judge Anderson. Judge
Staples di s,nted from the decision CT his CO..
Leagues.