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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

VIRGINIA MINERALS. We arc reliably in
formed that the Dover Iron Company (Which
owns about nine hundred acres Of rich mineral
land, former y bought by Gen. Stone Of Capt.
j. j.: Dillsrd. some years ago. has commcrc ID
railroad from Hvcrvl'le to these lands, some
throo miles, to strike the Virginia Midland IL.
Il. at somo point-most probably Amherst
Courthouse. This road ia full gusso with the
Midland road. MIR. w. e. Mopcarc, of Rich.
moDd. tic engineer, aud }. L. jones' manager,
are 90 tho ground-tho survey is goiog on. and
the work Of clearing the track begun. The presi.
dent of the Dover Company, I. Nj. Wa!cott,
esq of Now York, is directing tho road and
the hands at work will, it is said. bc Increased
10 one hundred and fifty this wock. This is
business.
Captain j. w. Hcnloy, formerly On extern
slve and experienced railroad contractor, has
leased tho very extensive and rich kaolin lands
in Nelson county, between Pnoy and Tye rivers,
and has made arrangements 10 ship to Now
York from twenty to forty tons of kaolin pcr
day, by the Midland road from Arlington de-.
pot.-LmchJuug Nc,cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
- H,} 1.

Entered into lifo on the rlo.nin: o! tc'.GSf;;
2lst, in tho lind year OF her rE3, Mrs A.
GREENE vito of tho latO kdwnr! Gfe'nr ~
daughter Of the alo DIR. james Garsoa ~ -, -
neral from her late rosdencr, +" 10 ~
Fairfax street. on Monday, February 2'''' ~
o'clock p. m.
Rev. VIM. HERBkKT NORRIS 81 iEst lt.
tostant Episcopal Church. Ill: Il in Ia "'GF 4
on Tuesday last. of pnrnsysiA Of III" h""'' :" n n
Goth year OF hi4 sga. fic was s"n "a 49, -.
YER Norris, of 81. Paui's I. f. Ghur'"
dria, va, who died in the year 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

THE MIDLAND RoAD.-Thc recently report
Cd House bill TO authorize tho purchasers Of
The Washington City. Virginia Midland and
Great Soulhcra R,iroad Company to issue
common aud preferred stock for certain pur-
poses patron Mr.. CogbillI provides that
whenever 81 10 shall have been made of tho
property, works. franchises. rights, aud priv
icgts OF the Washington City, Virginia Mid.
land aud Great Southern Railroad Company,
under decree Of Tho Circuit Court of the city
Of Alexandria, and at such salo Robert
I. Ba!Wiu, Eobert Garrett, and j. Wilcox
BrO~n, or any other persons represent
log the creditors, secured and unse-
cured, Of said company. shnl have become
the purcha:ors OF said property and rights and
as such shall have conatituted and named them.
solves railroad corporation under the laws of
The State, it shall be lawful for them to create
capital stock by the issue Of shares of common
and preferred stock upon such baeis, 10 such
amount Of such classes, and in such proportions
and for such purposes AZ arc prescribed BY the
terms OF tho agreement entered into by the per-
soma who authorized them TO make such pur-
ctase, and euch other common and preferred
stock as tho said new company may by vote of
liz stockhold doris doom it proper to iaaus for the
purpoacs of its road"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
Browns siouSchORh k'anasen

Is tho most effective Psin Destroyer in tho W.
Will most surely quicken tho blood via
taken informally or applied extcrnniiv. s.
tnereby moro certainly kELlEln P6.
whether chronic or scuLo than any either +!
all6vlator, and it is warranted double thr s;-tr.
Of my similar preparations
II cures Pain i'll the Side. Eac; =. Hlss
Sorn Throat, rheumatism Tonthacho and :.
hCH Els, aud is The esrcnL Believer
Pain. 'BROHN'S HOUSEHOLD IA!
CEA" should DO in every family a ,a,.pa
fnl Of tho panscca in u tumh|nr 81 hot =,
(swoet"nod, il prGicrredl, taken at hr,liimr 81
BREAK Ur i. COLE. - ceu!s . nr'!a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
Suicides.

New loRK Feb. 2l.--TWo suicides occurred
IN this city yesterday-oDe Bohemian woman
named Helena Sporl. aud the other a young
lady named Lizzie Peel-tLo former BY swal.
loving Paris green, and tho latter by hanging.
No rcasors are given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

If tho result OF az election ia chs small county
Of NlfslnIa is the cause Of tho recent Use ia
Virginia bonds, how much Shor will thoy liso
whco tho people Of all the counties ia the
Slate have chance to express their opinion Of
tho men who arc nOw try Hc to ruin the State Il
credit, and how can the regulators hope for
the success of their efforts to destroy the vsiuc
Of Nirginia cOupons?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

~ a Misunderstanding having nfisna d
tween us upon verbal agreement upon @
part we are advised by mu!usl and ju!'c~.
friends that such agreement under tho cIE;l1
stances was fairly liable to the miscon:.rIc!&
into which we mutually fell. and as such Is u;
perly the subject ofmutual explanation an ..
derstanding; and such explanations hsvincGS,
mutually made. Wo arc advised that the iT','
is not properly subject of further msl''s
standing or disagreement. and thu: va ;ac'
withdraw all offensive language or conjGtr $
The samo may have occurred, with rr'Peiht
pressions of regret for The same. which n.y.
accordingly dGno. We. theref,re hcrcb7 ".
draw all otiensive words US ed toward cecil cue
and agree that tho matter bstween us s"siI u.
hero without further explanations o. 1srI;'. q.
j. Is. BLACKBURN. Il. Is. lJ''
We have advised tho above sel.lan N ~:
consider it final and entirely just t. the PSF
concernad.- ARTHUR HEaREh'
u. N. kusT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

Undou bscdly with children, stlrihulrA ,oa
causos, is occssinncd by Worms. U%uWi
VERM lFUGk CON FlrS,or Worn i,,-urs
sIthough ei'actnal in destroying wotms G.,
no possible inj"ry to the most daIiratl ii
This valuable combination hiss been siiyc,,.!.
used by physicians, and found to b. nh.oa..
sure IN oTMl:IailnG worms. 50 hurLtul t. eli.
IS cents boz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
DELAY Is DANGEROuS-C.A Na3
morning ut l. EICHBERG'S,
LIST OF LETTERS,

Tho following is list of the letters rcr,,6.
in the Postotlico in This city February -
Persons calling for letters will say thry Me'
vertiscd and give the dato of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they %i..
sent to the dead lettor Office. in WAshiE:
Andrews, Levi poore, Miss Msgye
Baker, James n murry, Mrs Lucy
Baxter, Mrs Emma Medlcr, AB
Boston, Bonj Murphy, Mr. l.
Olaridge " 90 McDonsld, BAH
Clark, Miss Ssllin picn. MIS- !:or,:c
Hollinger, Charles Read, Erary
Lewis, James Ra2p. Miss Mary
Lawrence, VIM Stuart, Miss i. ri,
Moore Mrs Manerver
1t LEWIS MCKEExIl !. i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
EICw1Asn1iVe

RICHMOND, virginia, February 81, lSS0. -
La the Senate yesterday tho bill amend the
Code in relation 10 the carrying Ct razors aud
other concealed weapons Was contilercd, lie.
passed by.
The bill for tho relief oil TIC securities OF M.
than q. TalIaferro, sto general agent of tho
pcnlioniiary,was considered bat no ac;ioa taken,
and the remainder cftho Hc<siou &C ,upi,d 10 the
discussion OF the debt question
In tho House CT Delegates, bill! WAS intro.
ducsd by MIR. Far prescribing certain duties
and liabilities OF commissioners OF The revenue.
An adverse report was maio upon !ho bill
concerning fees OF c5uuy treasures.
Tho bill 10 amend the a0s prescribing tho du.
ties, powers, liabilities snd compensation of Ger
tain county cIhcers, was t.yorabIy reporSed
upon.
Balls we're passed TO amend tho Code il lca.
ton TO tho Auditors power to adjust old claims;
and giving tho consent of this State 10 the ac-
QUESTION by the Govtr0mout OF the Uoited
States OF 30 much land as may DO Dcoessary for
public building in the city of Dauvillc.
Tho bill authorzog the purchasers Ct Inc
Washington City, Virginia Midland ard Great
Southern Railroad Company to issue common
and preferred stock for certain purposes vas
ordered to its engrossncut.
The bill 10 amend the Code 10 relation TO az
SCISSORS was discussed aud finally dismissed
The bill to authoriz, the James River and
hanaWha Company 10 construct and maintain g
railway along its line Was discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
If you arc affected with that most WORRYING

IF you arc affected with that most worrying
OF all diseases, dyspepsia, got bottle OF
i4arcquc' Ani'Bilious Bitters. If you have
frequent Headaches, they will relieve you. If
You arc troubled with Constipation, you will
positively DO cured. 10 any complaint of the
Stomach or Liver they are unfaiog. All
druggists vonch for them. Price, $50. pack.
age; 81 a bottle. w. Il. Thornton, Mfr,
Baltimore, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

This is n dangerous season. and Gle,
focdest mothers care ia M pr,!:cica Az.
Coughs. Colds and lloaysanc.s. " IL
Cough Syrup should DC kept in req iira,,
Ff!cl % :ns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

Tho news from the interior OF tho Russian
empire ls heartrendpg. Famine and diphthe-
ria arc declmatirg the population. Some are
committing suicide and oLhors selling their chill
dren.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
Stock SnIcS-

BALTtMjEE, Fob 2l.-Sa!es Cd Virginia con.
s"!5 Wero made today at 81, and new I0-d03 al
80 both woak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

simultaneously with the explosion in tho
Winter Palace on the 18th inst bombs woro
thrown in the adjoining Streets. a ptrson WAS
arrested VINO WAS foen leaving tho palace jus!
stter the explosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

r, h1"LADIEs' CLOTH SAcKINGs, FLANNEIs,
CAMELS HAIR largo variety, With suitable
trimmings 10 match, just opened ct
Isaac EICHBURas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

Judge Robertson concluded his argument yes
terdsy in tho suit Of Lewis and others VS.. the w.
& o. Il. T., before tho Circuit Court Of Rich
mond. This suit has engaged the attention Of
that Court for the past week 1t will be
pome time yet before y decision is rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

as5' BLACK SKIRT BRAIDs. biz lob, etc.
piece, at T. ElcURrpo's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

WHAT ROUsED SILVER CI1Y.--Tne follow.
log item appeared in tho Lyon County Times
Of Sa Iurday morning:
Silver City will not be hurt by The Dew rail.
road; nor will it DO benefited. A graveyard
cannot be Affected by railway Two miles away"
Shortly bai0ro noon it was evident to the most
casual Observer that some unusual excitement
was eioot among the citizens OF Silver. At 1870
n deputstion Of tho leading men Of the town
woro sent to cntor the front door of the Times
office. A moment later MIR. picnottc, the
editor. wrs observed to Climb cut Of the baek
window, haro headed and 10 his shirt.
slooycs lie turned bis steps towards Cold
Hill and progressed at tho rate of ten miles per
hour. Tho entire population, accompanied by
all the dogs, followed MIR. Piccotto. 1t took him
but few minutes to pass through Gold Hill
and reach Virginia. He was last seen flashing
through Six-mile Canton. To-day flag Of
truce is flying from tho apex of Susar-Ioaf
Mountain. A strong glass discloses man with
out shirt, sitting At the foot OF temporary
hagstati, with pio of rocks of convenient rize
within hand reach. and preparing series of
questions for submission 10 tho Supreme Judi.
cial Court of Nevada. poaccsble solution of
tho difficulty is hoped for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

Five Sundays will not occur in Februar,
again until 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

A WHOLE STOCK OF GOODS {, L5ra
Cd out ut ISAAC ElCHBHRG'S Mpm'svn..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
EstESEg2.y .I-Ess-S

Prot No:icnskiold and party arr iyn,l at Hoine
yesterday.
in eituco hCtweun reiu and Bolivia has
h'cn hfoken oil,
Tho Independence Of Ronmania has been rec
tgIzet ~ European governments.
Ten persons gro dying daily from yellow fever
in Rio Janeiro.
The Manson House Eolief Committee hiss re-.
| Coived s. n000 and expanded $ls0.COJ.
Ar. plin,aoll, FL p, he's apolosizsd for pin
chrding members who obstructed his grain bag
bill.
The victims Of tho dynamic explosion in the
Winter PH!aco II. Petersburg g, wore buried yes-
terdsy.
urban ard rural property will take the place Of
the poll tax On slaves.
In Psris it is believed England and Russia
have agreed to allow Persia to occupy Herat
and thus establish an Asistic IONA libre between
them.
Prof. Maskelyno, tie highest living authority
on the subject, says Mr. Hsnnay, OF Glasgow,
mas succeeded In producing diamonds srtiGc.
tally,
In tho British House of Lords Yesterday Lord
Beaconstold said The British government con-
sldered that the time had srIlved when thoy
should set!lo forever who should possess tho
great ha.os CT India. The policy of tho govern
mont DISTINCTLY and repeatedly declared, had
not sWerved tJr moment. Complete command
OF the great gates of tho lrdisn empire had baen
obtained with absolute success. As 10 tho con.
dilon Of Afghanistan parts thereof no said, and
notably the district of Candahar, wore in a
state Of absolute peace and great prosperity.
Lord Boacons1eld said. in conclusion: "Lot us
be firm resoluto and determined lot tho peo.
p!e know that this country is ready to bo lust
but that it has resolved to BIO oboyod, and dill.
cultles and complications will in mediately dis
appear"
Court OF ArpEAI!s, YEsTERDAY.-Goddiu
vs.. Crow. From the Circuit Court cf tho city
of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Bu,ks deliver.
ing the opinion.
Hughes VS.. Harvey. Order Of dsmission set
aside and cause relnsla'cd on tho docket. and
rule TO print enlarged to tho lllh Of March
next.
Battailc, no.. VS.. Maryland Hospital for In
sano. Order Of dismission sat aside and cause
reinstatcd on tho docket. and luIo to print en-
arsod to tho lth of March next,
Southern Mutual Insurance Company VI.
Taylor. Petition for rahedring fsu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
; Re Way The CXar Lives.

New York, Fob. GA London special
gives the following from tho Standards Berlin
correspondence:
Lately the Gar hardly ever left the Winter
palace. When no went abroad no was sur
rounded by @ cloud Of mounted officers, who
cncea'ed tho carriage and protected tho it.
mac with thor bodies. la the palsc, he was
accessible Only to dipiomalists. 1ignitaries and
ol6ccr5 Of tho household. At chapel detectives
tcc1ritd seats that were formerly reserved for
Distinguished visitors. Detectives infested the
kitchen. Every dish was tasted by persons Of
r.rk, especially selected for tho purpose. The
Emperor did DOT even venture to open his lot
tcEs, III clmrnts stopped in noison having re.
pcatdy been acntt to him. Yet with all these
elaborate precautions, it occurred to nobody to
search l'ir the annourc,d advertised and pla.
cl!dcd mice in tho basement.
Tho VlonEa Tagblats rrlatcs that for some
days past tho Car has daily received a sealed
letter eontaiti1g low words Of mcn6co aud
saying that ii he did not change his system of on
preston, he would not 1.-Two TO celebrate tho 25lh
anniversary Of his accession. The shoot was
always borderod with black. 10 curt circoJ il
;aas kCown a5 tho black letter. All efforts to
discover the person who conveyed il to tho Em
ptr2rn !com were uusuc :osslul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

IN OFFICIAL lIrT.-Quita a sharp lttl(
Judicial tilt occurred hero last Monday betwoci
Hoe. II. W. DaingciGsld, tho nowly clcctet
county Iui%'. ana his predecessor tho Hon. NJ
Garrett.
Alter tho delivery Q! Judge DanserGeld's in.
anguraI, and as soon as tho court was 0penJ udgt
Garrett, addressed tho court stating that III
rose to a question Of privilege. saying :
ia IA much az this curt is now Onencd il
acc ]rt.ar C, with the forms of law and az [ IN
lerstand in obedience to tho orders Of Genera
Malone, | desire to o!Tur protest."
Ho was interrupted Ivy Judge DainecrGelj
ohio said, that while he Intended to extend Il
Judge Harrcta all tho courtesy he c)ul(
rightly cIaiio. hG Intended to demand tho sam
Whii1 he 81. there as Judge of that court 90,
the language Of Judge Garuolt was disrcspec.
iui TO the court
Judge Garnctt said there vas certainty a ru
NOR 10 tio effect TINT General Mahcno had 10
s!rneted he newly ctc;ed Judges to ebtor IN
on tEc'r dasles, Judge Daingeltiold replet
That the court dld tot rcoguizo any order
rom General Nlahcno and had received poue
Judge Garnett raid such rurnor had reachet
il"ro, but he disclaiGcd having heard thatJ uds,
Daln&trSeld hsd rrcaivel such orders, aud pro
ceaGGd 10 read his protest in which The ncw ad
ADMINISTRATION was spoken Of as "a usurpatiop.
When concluded Judge Dsincerlield said h.
lotcndcd h couceio to Judge Garrett tho pri
viiaNc Of Cflcrog his protest. but would not en-
tcr protest. that characterized him as usur
PEI; II tic project W.s so modified as to be re
spGoifu to no curt it would be entered.
Tho modification zero agreed unou AID IN,
protest entered -7altuoicr Iu1cr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21

CoLoRED RpFUGEEs IN kANsAs.-h card
appeared in tho Now York papers Thursday
sIngcd by Bsrj. +. Sherman, president
MechaDic's Bank; Jackson S. Schultz, Sirclair
Touscy, Charles Watrous, L. D. Tappco, l..
Il. Is. Cannon, George Bliss Richard Butler,
Thos. A. Acton. j. NJ. Rsgua, j. Bishop Pit
man, Isaac Sherman, h. D. Morgan, WIN. H..
Dodge. appealing for hop for the colorod 70.
tugees 10 Kansas. 1t safes there are already
$4,000 10 TO- 900 Of them 10 the State. They
continue to come day by day, arriving ragged
and barefoot and without money. Many arc
sick from exposure 10 tho severe climate, and O
number had been frozen to DEATH They arc
anxious Tor work. Gov. S.. John says no 'has
seen no tramps among them" Tho appeal
continues: "Wo arc gathering up money end
supplies for the Irish. which is right Ought
wo not 10 remember our starving fellow citz,ns
in cur own country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-21
A CARD,

LEWIS MCKKE2il:. =. j
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01

Mr.. PETER CARR1GAN was visitor at
the PILOT Office to-day.
Mr.. Bates of Manistee Mich. was a
welcome caller at our Office on Friday.
Rev. FATHER ScHoLTBR of Maple
Grove was in the city on Saturday last.
HUBERT SEAMAN, of Meme, was a
welcome caller at our sanctum on Tues
day.
Mss CARRIE PIERPoNT was the guest
of Miss Ida Windiate, portion of this
week.
FRED. MUELLER will continue to be
deputy Register of Deeds under Mr.
Braasch.
JAY GUYLEs is in the city during va
cation. He is one of the Lawrence Uni.
versity students.
Mr.. SCHWARTZ, one of the officers OF
the Andy Johnson, is spending the win,
ter in the city.
CAPTAIN KELLEY is going to command
very small vessel next season. Still it is
said to be the largest that floats on our
inland seas.
Mr.. VIEBAHN spent last week in at
tendance at the meeting of the State
Teachers Association at Madison. He
was On the programme for discussion.
Mr.. NJ MalloY ir. formerly of Liberty
this county, but now one of the solid
farmers OF Kansas is revisiting old
scenes in Manitowoc county.
Hon. J. NJ. READ, of, Kewaunee, was
in the city on Tuesday, but had so many
friends to visit that he failed to put il
an appearance at the PILoT Office.
Mr.. NJ. Hogan formerly of Newton,
but now of Chicago has been visiting
friends in this county the past week
He returned to Chicago on Monday last
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

1 wish my friends and customers, both
in the city and country happy and
prosperous new year, and thank them
for past favors with which they have ia
vored me, and hope that in the new
year [ may again have the opportu-
nifty of furnishing my customers with
anything they might want which is in
my line of business.
You will find me the same in the flu
ture as you have found me in the past.
Ny motto is: 81 buy and sell cheap"
I have made contracts with factories for
New Year delivery, on Farming ImpIe-
ments, ETC., but these contracts were
made when prices were lower than what
they are at the present time. This will
enable me to give my customers the ben
eft, which I will do at all times. My
stock of Blacksmith and Wagonmaker
utensils is also in such condition that I
can afford to sell at milder prices.
Z. WAGNER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01

BARNEY SNYDER, the cosmopolite who
had no beginning, but like Topsey ''just
growed, F" seems to have no end SO far as
giving trouble is concerned. The county
board al its late session allowed all the
bills contracted through Barney's advent,
including 50 for bringing Barney and
his rags from Newton to this city, and
had them (the bills not the rags charged
up to Racine county, the only place in
the state in which it was deemed posi-
bic such vegetable as Barney could
sprout. The authorities in Racine write
that Barney is none of theirs, they know
him not and are not anxious to make his
acquaintance. Beside they write that
the board of Manitowoc county should
become little better posted on law re-
lating to poor before charging the keep
ing of pauper to county which has
adopted the town system. The question
of the day is; What shall be done with
Barney, if Racine will not make him a
favorite son and kill the fatted calf on
his return?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01
UNION LECTURE COURSE.

Believing that the people of this city
will heartily support course of good
lectures, certain young men have deter
mined to present such course under
the title of the Union Lecture Course.
We are unable at the present date to
give the names Of all the lecturers as
negotiations are still pending with refer
ence to certain parties. 1t is expected
that Prof. Sering, Rev. e. D. Huntley
and Prof. Cumnock will appear before
Us during the season. 4 full list of the
names and dates may be expected at an
early date. The first lecture Of the
course will be delivered Friday evening,
January 9th, at the II. E. church, by
Rev. Geo. S. Hubbs, A. II. Subject:
words; The Tales they Tell and the
Truths they Teach" Referring TO this
lecture recently given in Appleton, the
Collegian says: '"The lecturers handling
Of the subject was, to our mind, mastery.
The audience seemed to be held from
first to last" DIN 4. Curtiss says:
1.-THE subject has been mastered with the
force Of the Wit, the Scholar and Orator. 3"
The Clinton Independent speaks thus:
eve unhesitatingly pronounce this lee
ture to be the finest of its class we ever
heard" at cannot fail to interest and
II Wy
give this course a goA "send off, by a
large patronage at the first lecture.
Com
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-01

OK Christmas there was collected from
those present at the Catholic church, the
sum of 1852 for the support of the paro
chial schools. Under the management
of Father Jacobs the schools have been
placed on very solid financial basis.
having in the treasury very handsome
sum and all debts paid up. Father
Jacobs has adopted a plan that is some
what new in UNCONVENTIONAL schools, that
is, has made them free to all attendants.
This has swelled the attendance about
three-fold and strange as it may seem,
has added to the financial prosperity Of
the schools. The contributions made to
the support of the schools are voluntary
and quite ample for their support.