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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Mr.. R. S. Bickel has now full line
Of spring. piece goods, and if his.gooas
do not suityou he has Overcome bun
bred samples you, can select fr9se
Ite will sell his goodscheap for cash:
Give him q call. =.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

We are informed that the man
Wilkerson, who was here few days
ago, blathering about building an
iron furnace in this vicinity, and
who pretended to want to buy land
&C., has left for parts unknown
Mr.. Henking, of the Gallipolis Bank
was in town looking for him, and re.
ported that a check for $50, which
his bank had cash.d, was not all
right at least had come back tt
them not paid.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
Town Sergeant.

s. ]. Blake, viii be a candidate for re.
election to the Office Of Town Sergeant, al
the ensuining election,
feb. 1S.td VOTERS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

The Harry Pease Dramatic Troupe
performed here Monday and Tuesday
nights, and will perform tonight and
tomorrow night. Their performan-
ces are grand, and those who have
not yet seen them should not fail to
do SO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Talmage said in a recent sermon:
"Let young man as soon as he can
pay one fourth the value of a house,
buy it, put on it mortgage for the
other three fourths, marry prudent
wife and then, with four hands toll
until it is all theirs"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

AccIDENr.-Mrs. James Swami,
while attending to her poultry on
last Friday, which was very slip,
perry, snowy day, fell and dislocated
her left wrist, DR.. L. f. Campbell,
of our town, was called, and reduced
the dislocation after some difficulty,
not arriving there until several
hours after the accident, parts much
swollen and muscles contracted, We
are informed that she is now doing
well, but will have a useless arm for
several weeks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Our sympathy is certainly strain
ed to its utmost tention for that
young man who came sixty miles
after wife and then to have her
whisper, not very gently either, 81
have changed my mind"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17
DIR. S. q. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro
feiinna services 10 the public Calls promptly at
tended TO- ohcc, cor Main and ID streets. opposite
the old Presbyterian church. Iapdl s, is79-Iy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

The Point Pleasant Register, edited
by brother Tippett-an excellent
Democrat-has just entered its 10Th
year. Our friend and fellow-patriot
in the cause Of Democracy has our
best wishes. May he live to COM
plete yet another 10 years.-Panhan-
die NetcS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

Country editors are generally good
fellows, and do everything they can
to advance the interests of their pat,
rons; but truth to tell there are many
times when they would be rejoiced
to see two or three hundred of them
suddenly seized with rcmittant fever.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

MARRlED,7.Fn the citySof Piracico-
oa, Brazil, South. America, December
10Th, 1879, at the residence of the
brides father, Rev. Junius Newman,
0ormerly of this county,, by the Rev.
T. n. Morton, of Southern Presbyter-
IAN Mission, Rev. J. j. Ransom, of
Mo de Juneiro, to Miss Annie A.
Newman.
Mr. Newman, whose brother and
sisters live in this county, where he
was also raised, has had charge Of
'ne missionary operations of the NJ.
T. Church South, in Brazil, for the
past fifteen Or twenty years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-17

List of letters remaining in the
Point Pleasant Post Office, March l6:
Messrs. $. G. Backtos & Co.; Mr., j..
H. Gaskins; Mr.. Henry Johnson; Miss
Anna G. Jones; VIM. A. Levin; John
MoseE Jennie Wheeler; Mr.. S. P,
Wilmuth; Mrs. Mary Williams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
MEDICINAL. ~.
OLD DR.. DoDD's POWDEKs
~ a Family MedirinaI -1

eully heQlclnel -
=, Ioung ana Middle Aged Ladies uatsripr with
Nervousness. Debility, Twitching of the Mus.
Gies. Ringing IN the Ears. Specks before thu
Eyes Spssms. Mysteries, Pslpitatioa cf tbe
aeaft' Indigestion. Melancholy, Low Spirits
espondency, Headache. Sleeplessuess Xvii
TT,ote0oolngs Gold Hands and Feet take DR..
Old Ladies who are debiliLated ard nervou,
WIN WeaK body: and digestive organs disordered,
causing loss OF appetite, impoverished blood.
&C, Try Dr. Dodd's powders and you will feel
q new lease of Ifs. ''NS''
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kent
late hours and have been i'm prudent and violated
the ta'os Of health and mature until the p,gor Of
t1fe IS gone. and you are prosrated N sntslIy and
physically and unabo TO attond to your business
or duties Of tLfc taxa DR.. Debts Powders and
you will feel yourself men sgaln.
Young Men and Women with pale and hao
gcrd faces thi1 IN flesh, broken down in mind
Gnd body with q shattered nervous system, take
OLD DR.. DoDD's NERvEE Tonic PoWDsRs,
and stop that loss which brings on Melancholy.
L,ts. Insanity, Consumption aad an early deat6.
they will give you health and strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
to the cheeks. tranquility to the mind, and pro.
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who are slaves TO the use of
Tobacco Liquor. Opium or Morphine. take Dr.
Dodd's Powders; !. they act as an ontilote and
will destroy tho appetite or tssto for the use of
The above stimulsnts, which is ruinous to the
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
40 klnRst. Price 81 per package, or six pack
sges for SIS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

@r | will have More Anon" understand
that L rent my property 10 whom please. As
to the rumor OF which he speaks this is the first
have heard Off. know nothing OF the char
acter OF tho people, know they are response.
bic tenants. and this il my highest motive in
renting my property. consider such rumors
beneath my notice. bu. as More Anon" seems
to have nothing better to do, l will leave the
matter with him 10 investigate and have esid
nuisance removed at his leisure; and as he seems
to take an interest in such matters. we will have
also sign his true name, as this is civilized
com munity and free press
l.* l. K. MARTIN, Ale1andri4, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

EOR SALE-A cow and CALF, in excel
Il lent condition, tie former giving two gal
Ions of mix dsy. and the latter two weeks old
Price %j. Apply at this cflcs. jel-3,
pOUGH ON RATS. o now article for the
40 humiliation Of rats, mice, ants, &c, in
boz o. ut 10 and 25c each, aold by
mI3i E. s. LEADBEATER g. RIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

PERsoNAI.-R,bort Portner, go left this
ely last uigh! for Buffalo. N. to Y, attend the
Brewers Conventier, which Commences it's ses.
siCrs 10 that city to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

SERIOUSLY I'LL Captain w. II. Bylos, the
popular commander OF the steamer Mattano,
and wei and lAvorably kpowo 10 this city, i,
reported seriously i'll 10 WASHINGTON, anI no
hopes OF his rtcovery are entertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

ONE of our greatest spec!aIlirs is Ladies'
Shoes. ct 25 ceLt5 per pair. ct the Great Boston
Shoe huc ion House. 4Sl Pennsylvania avenue.
Sirn Of the Red Flsg.
l3: LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Pfonrietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

LlBRLIED. Tho bark II. w. Wood was
attached yesterday 10 Washington by Uci.ed
States marshal on libel filed by the Alcx,u
drla Marine Railway and Ship Bulldog TO-.
Tor $2j2 - worth OF repairs who, were oom.
pctod in this city last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

NESTING OF THE Sun Fins Co A cal,
L.aInc OF the Sua Fare O.. was held last nipht
B'IlIr. Hugh Llhan'. president, in the chair,
81 Nai)r George DOiF:y, secretary.
The 'fcsldcnt : atcl the Object Of tho meet
*, 40! read resolution, adopted at tho las.
n'cilog Of tho City CJurcil, appropriatinc
) ,1, 10 be pail 10 Hugh Latham, osa., 90
cn!l'ioa that The comraoy turn over the CIV
Gnn house. to tho commissioners Of the !iGkipp
ind. He recommended that tn, Company ac-
ciH the urop0Slio2.
John Travis opposed tc1"plipg tho PROPOSE
u q ard sad that the company had now CON
":"Htia tu0d- 10 The hard1 OF Tho City Treas
U~r, which cDul! be- used in maintaining the
HthtS OF the c'mrsny. if il was decided 10 90
ito tie c5u: 5. The cJu:p.uy kal already re-
hs'd TO aoccp: $3.50 Tor the crglGe house, and
h' VS. opposed TO IurDinr tho engine houss
ov.r 10 the ely row fer 500.
\ motion TO &c,ert the lropt stlon Of tho
Ily C.u1eti was made and lost. a. was ono by
VI .or i'uhay 10 Surrender the house TO tho
e. without any compensation whatever.
A'tr considerable discussion it was resolved
tt't tie whole suk1cs he laid over uoli We'd
nos!ay Cvtniog, Iunc q; that written uttic,
hf ~rnt TO each member # the Company, ln |
Tat cell cc published 10 tho PAPER, Gr the
clc, so as to have full attcndstc'
The mcellog then &C luroed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

WAITER PROBABILITIES. Juae |. 1885,
.rllc Middle Atlantic States, rising barome.
:, $.u;hcr!Y, VecrlOg to cooler DorIb,l0
..5i;. ci:sr or partly cloudy weather. fo,l1vod
: -io,rcosing cloudncss and LEGAL rains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

~t AT CHARLOTTESvILLE.--T sore
.,.'s.-.i HIc'sGs. A. II. Smoot 4 &c. at Chat
r .r.; cauSht ii c SuoGay morning, 400 was
s''n' Hcsr0ycd. A iarsc quantity cf goods
'a!tt 10 tic house at tho time 1t The
A., ,,' Ga they worc Injured TO the txtcbt Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

r The Hydraulon Stesm Fire Enpino
Company will hold regular meeting al lhoir
hall tonight al s O. clock.
IL JoHN LAEEaE, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

Miss AUNES llERNp"N. Miss Asucs ilcrn
doo. With her ryc:ilcDt dramatic company
VI H.rca- Ii this city 90 night at Sare1ts Hal
10: tic last 'lGic. Tic presentation OF Lads
;'@2oer, last night t. this distinguished
fey Yves received by 4 sclec! III iience with
gtaat applause. Tne character Of the cntcrtain
mnnt Gaa be jldgfd tr5m tho i9o1iug card cd
tr-sei 10 the c;liz2Ds By aovcra promiocat
"li-mon who we've present.
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the
.gh'a2cnt rendition of tho relgning London
i. eaton 'i.sdy Gha!oGc:" by tho talented
' -GHiH1, hgucs Iicfrdon md her ,-celen.
y "ns"y on I"-t evening" most cheerculty en-
los. B. rs orc o! the t.ncs. entertainments ever
iF'n IN our city Hnl one that Gaerves the cor.
IS support and patronage OF I'll lovers Of high
81, @gt thc d-2ca i - g;.T.t. -".! !.--..!.-
"riandFiH Va, ,Iano /. 1850.
10 DI.ht the beautiful cmotioaaI drama,
,avej. CT Sister : D.votio1,' will be rem
'''ed, allowed y thc lai.Shsblc ia!c5 10
n'.'g1 l'arson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

CANAL Boar SUNK Saturday morning. tho
c'nal boat Alexander. loaded, belonging to
Cap; W. i. Griffith. Of Cumberland, ran into
rock ear Shepberdstowa and stove hole 10
her bull. She Sank. but tho c,al WAS removed
10 ano!htr boat By Superintendont Moore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

-rllc Middle Atlantic States, rising barome
:, $guhcr!Y, VeerlDg to cooler DorIhe,lv
s.1i., dssr or partly cloudy weather, tolovei
.inrcosiDg cloudiucss and LEGAL rains.
NovST NERNoN.-It is thought that a. q
.org,i meeting Of the Mount Vernon I,,5;,
,.,,.o',o, vii conclude to day. Thia has
..-a taa lpgnst session cVCv held. O. we'll az
4, t.,l attended, The ccurcl has been 81.
IT,. ,1oi'ru9u''Y IN session for tho ras. Week
10 .sfrc @m5Got Of business hiss been trans
..5 Inc tloaHCi.l atfars Ct the association
Of, l..7 found to Re in most satisfactory
-@.I2a. Col. lsyio!, OF Fifgjci,, was pro
-tgo.;aTisy and Exhibited to the ladies' q
ri h.r. rr!tu,!7 carved. made ffc: ci,cf #
raary ok u,cd by General Washington in
e.. SHaGay macy o! the ladies' attended
M,h tElfcA. about seven miles from Mount.
I.raoD, where Washington Wofshippcd The
G:!h j. WIih1ut regular rector. end is visited
Il itr stud mis- Of the Theological Samjo 70
az tNl> city. who preach there 10 turn. O.,
faac reura thy STONED to visit tho u.osion
MWovInwn where NaiIo Custis went 70 live
..irr h.r marriage.
~ Saturday, tie rcs2u!s and vice ,c,en,,
4giag AL 2uraed over iar this purpose. doc,
u.ai Na'iln2 l0u j tomb. TIC choicest H,r.
r.l3 the coDsctvatCrIc3 wtr3 rnado 10 gfc,tbs
.-..vs a3i ssl!}nia by the Isdial themselves,
'a!tg hem placed oa tfn tnm's OF tho hon
uslle! Mrs Louis Washington, a great
.,a'tHr', p'&c'd cross Of rascs ut the head
o. b.. !aU'!u)uS ancestor 4 tomb.
VI, Nlmphcl, the v.c1 regent from Missouri
is presented the association With $500, to be
net t5r the b21ttii CT tho Mount Verroa e.
tie IL .ag maorcr tho regent or superintendent
1,9 THINK best. Navy valuable additions of
2"l!2 furniture hsyo been added to tho sew
"a. rooms # the iaaosio,. A large c;oed
80: to"I thIs mornlog 90 the steamer w. w.
ic)Iao, GnoGg them several of tho yic3 re-
aaI-, wh) had bean on a visit II Washington
...r' Saturday evening".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

!, DIVORCES Nellie q. Cowan was granted q
uLvo'c1 from James S. Cowan, in Washington,
yesterday. The parties were married 10 Prirce
Heoress county, Md, June 81, 1868. Ella
bath q. johnson was also granted divoIc,
iIon her husband, Jerome II. johnson. This
conp lie were msrricd in Ricbmcnl, w., De-
c'mber S, 1861, and for IN, tim, resided in
this div
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

The Governor has appointed Andrew Feuch-
tenberger Inspector OF fur at IIarrsonburg,
TO I'LL the vacancy created by the resignation Of
John Esalt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

a. 'f.h-A trItcram was received 10 This
- light y Mr.. John WEIGH, who is em.
20 n tic stCpS OF the Firpnia MidlsDd
t.i ''',!, ,:1uoutt ng the sudden death OF bis
il, '.' ;, -, t:cy Cay, N j., yesterday morn
A.. ''F' Ncich VIII leave this city tonight TO
81 ("l liz iu-cIal, which takes pace 10 morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

Dutiog tic last SESSION of the General AS.
sembly the State borrowed lwo huudred .hou
sand dollars from tho Planters National glnk
to meet tho current cxpensrs OF tho govern
mont, OF which ons half has bcen paid. To-
day another note for ono hundred Thousand dol.
lars is due, and Auditor Massey has less than
forty i've thousand dollars in the treasury. We
learn from the Richmond State that the
Auditor has, however, made arrangements to
pay curtnll OF fifty thousand dollars and to
got an extension for tho residue. 10 cors,-
queues OF this MIR. Massey hrs notified the
CLIFFS Ct the various departments OF the gov.
cremeut and their clerks that ho will TO. be
able TO pay them their salaries for May until
about the Is h CT Juuc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01
LOE.fE RRE V-STfES

Tie steamer Mary G. was hauled up 90 the
ways at the ship yard to day.
Attention is called to 40 advertisement Of the
Clty Treasurer 10 to days Gsz ,tte.
Tho outlet lock of the Alexandria Canal has
oeen dredged so that boats oau pass Gu! of the
c'nal into the river at the 10 vest tide.
Messrs. B'ektam & Go. received to day a c n
load OF the celebrated Minneapolis -four dir Ct
from that CITY.
"A temrersn,e m"aiins will be held to plight,
at 0 clock 10 the Y NJ q. A. tent, which has
been located co Duke street, nesr tho Midland
railroad depot.
Will Conway, col9rrd was before Jus ic
lhompson yesterday, charged viii 90 assault
90 FL ward i .ker. lilo was fiuri rrd dis.
charged.
Mr.. NJ ilGrt received this nlcruing from his
brother in law, Mr. j ohm i lrIeg, who Owls an
orange grove in Florida. handsomely tnsrayel
emo.
A marriage licanso vas i4suad in Wasbioptop
yesterday 10 William MckalIccet. Of Fairfax
county, Va, 'nl Margaret i, NJ .xGsli, Of
Prnce William c)uuiy. Va.
James Mcvusn, brakeman on the Virginia
MIdlaDd Railroad was presented yesterday with
couple of silk flags, for tho caboose he has
charge, Ct by the ladies' Of Charlottesville. A
popular brakeman IS MIR. MoCucD.
The S Gamer May Washington will hereafter
during tho season, leave her wharf ip this civ
every Wcdnc'dy and Friday for Oac,q1an
Falls, aud 90 every Mcbdhy aad Saturday will
eva 90 excursion twcGtY FIVE mi es dowo the
river. SEQ advertisement,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

IHE STEAMER GULNARE For the pas
.nIee days workmen have been engaged day
40 and night on the broken shaft at the sbipvard
u. inns morning the repairs were completed, and
inc steamer Guluare, which has been detained
On the ways there 10 c,nscquerc, of the ac,i
gent was successfully launched. She was
to low to the Washington navy yard, where she
VIII Be thoroughly inspected, and if acc opted
oy the government. will commence rec isiap
stores 8! Immediately for the north pole expedl
llop, which is expected to start about the tenth
CT juno. The vessel was examined before she
lett the yard this morning by competent Judges,
asd The work on her was pronounced frs. olas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

\ NV Count To Es hrpILED FOR. Mr..
".inIDa hnkc, counsel for II. H. Harris and
u g. dayton, ColorcG. tho caGjns;er c.pd-
v'.r> Tor magistrate and constable IN the Fourth
St'H, debated n; tho late election, will Gl.
l,9,r, before Judge Chiffon, at tho ntx. term
. III" Corporation Court, c1DtCStiDg tho valid
w q HE rIcctloa Ct Messrs. Slpplc and liaw-
AVS u Ia" ,!ilccI named, ard praying for a ic.
''1t Oh iNA tsIl5's on tho ground of iLiOrm
'",' 20 The Er,t c0ult. Mr.. John NJ. J1hnscn
"taIIca: i0: the ddcndaaia. Some Ct tho
,'i'.I people ri tho Fourth ward Fay that II
H.. pa "Io naciuslcrs did not scratch the
..oi.i IHcn Cil their ticket they mus. have
IN 'rHlcj, i.r I'll tho other rcac dstcr candi,
-Nr rrHV,d & MI rity Ct the votes in lhot
81.
'"%r.IAI. Tho ii,cal year OF tho c,rpcra.
t'>,d Yesterday, md Tho Auditor aod City
''.a>uf.r wltC busy to dGy s,ttlng their &C
r Ne d. medals having arrived Auditor
set was engage 10 doy IN issuing lcebst S
W =. HE cL'Dlog ,c,r
ne Committees ca Light sad Srecis Of the
' N,utciL vi meet to light. The Commit
500" 'oaLCo will meet to morrow night.
'@'G HhI1.-A match game Of bts , ball was
4 .sI on tEc grounds Of the Theological Semi
N.Y. 15hr ms city yesterday Afternoon between
~ tt'"atd nirC, Of the Episcopal High School,
4 ~ ,!s NhI:CsoAn cub, q this city, With tho
'',,"ins RESULT: Howard -. Whitcstone
1 a 'N''cd cane was also played GO tho GU
4 ~ r near lie Virginia Mjdspd De pot, between
A 'i.'stt Lluc AID Whi,estouc base ball cub,
/ ''.'" f,Huhtd in g vic Org for tho latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

pARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
4 Just received large line of the above in
black. blue and brown; st prices TO suit the
times. &. 9. BERRY
APPS 70 King at,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

NFAYOR'S OFFICE,
IVA Alexandra, We. May 18th, 1880.
The law in regard to the collection of dog Ii.
censes will be rlgidly enforced after June lst.
1880. COURTLAND H. SMITH,
my28-lm Mevor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-01

How TO TRAIN THE MEMORY Your m,m.
DRY is bad, perhaps, but l can toll you two 60.
crels HAT will euro tho worst mOmory. One Of
them is TO read subject whom interested; the
other is not only 10 read. but to think. When
you have read paragraph or a page, stop, cloae
tho book and try - romemb,r the ideas on the
page, and not only call them vaguely TO mind,
but put them in words and speak them out.
Faltniully follow these two rules and you have
the golden keys Of knowledge. Besides mat.
tentTe reading, there are othsr things luxurious
TO The memory. One is the habit OF skimmir q
over newspapers, items Of nows smart remarks
bits OF Information, political reflections, fashion
Loles. so that all is q confused jungle, never TO
be thought of again, thus diligently cultivatir r
other is the reading of trashy novels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec lin the Court Of Appeals
toaav-pre-ent, he II Charles j. FOlscr G. j. aud
oseo,i,ies The fo'lowlBs business WIS transacted:
80 19John IT, Alcxan ann another. respondents AIT
Henri r. tnItlrr appellant ued by i'll
lam W pcliauis aud john T. Parsons Tor re-
OndrntS.
No BOWS and others, respondents aEt Henry
kGier others appellants; argued Dy T. l. I.ce Tor
aats O. Van .,tntVoIri Tor fcsp0idtltA
w. NiciOas ana another. - gtiiini' ast
the NcS YORK AMI HUDSON RIVER tanF0il Company.
respondent mgura by Afhdt Sni'h Tor appt1ht3 ind
William n. Adam for respondent. -
80 3-Chule- G.. L0cNw Oot app. liant. AT E.labeh =
Underwood pond argued Nv DaVd Miller Tor %ppcl.
ant one appearing Tor Respondent
VIII proceed TO the CAL OF the calendar on Mon
day und.r the order II December >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18

nand IN advocating measures 70 bald N the West ard
SOUTH though they knew all the time thai the balance OF
power was steadily passing from New -Ingiand 10 the
ectone aud that b. their actions they were hasten
tng the Transfer.
MT BROWN tDem., Gal while iavorng immediate
application OF tho money the as OF the present
generation, huped the colleges useful In furnishing
teachers, would not be on.
Mr.. BLAINE (ISep. Mel congratulated the country
upon tho final disappearance OF the old doctrines OF
strict construction. proved by the fact that nn mo
cIalc voice wa9 raised 90 oppose bin distributing tne
pinceeds ol puOhc lands by the General Government
hr BbCh Dem. XVI gave "a bia reason for noe IN
ssting Oh the State rght theory this the fact
that discImr alton hid been introiuc aud continued
ever slice 1862 ia the method Of granting land TO SET
Tiers, anu Mr.. salisbury Dem, Del) dwet upon the
waste Of land under Republican Administration, by
grants TO railroads
Mr. iNGALLsS mendment rejected.
ftr. MORGAN offered an amendment aui bOfizng the
colleges established under the Act OF $50 establish
schools for the &c, bnica aad industrial nsTuC lions Of
females agreed to.
THE BILL PASSED.
After being further amended the bin reported TO
the senate. aud the amendments made IN Committee OF
the Whole We're voted on.
The vote on Mr. Teler's amendment. referred 70
above, was-ycas 2s nave. 2s that the amen tment
was lcst 0ae Wee. President was not occupying the
cbarl
Mr. fELLLR remarked that the bill rs 1t now stood
was the expression OF sentiment, not OF pTaclc Il
idea.
Mr. KIRKwOOD (Rcp, I,wal had been In favor of
Nj. &c lC!'s amendment, dud now Oppo3eG toe bt as
Il, nj Bureau OF Euucdton at Washington.
MI MCDO%ALD opposed the bill as inadequate - It's
putpcs.
Tie other amendments made IN Committee Of the
Wnoe were adopted. ani the bill was read third time
aud plSscl-4yes. II uav4. 8-ts follows III pGbicaus
IA RJM4u, Democrat IN ddfcsI: