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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

ONlIhD 5EAIEs, MAIL pAUk nj.
EOh VIUKsBURa wi dREENVILiE.
Leaves syery THUReB-E t.,ev
r. = F VIOKSBURG. GREENVILLE
k@gs.azsssasa and Rends-Ths new and maRnif
cent passenger steamer
j. m WHITE,
J. u. White master. Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at VIcksburR with Parisors Line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landinRe
that the eaptaln may deem unsafe.
E. Il. A MSnks & BR 81 MAaHE J. GARTER
Win give through bills OF lading to Trenton,
Monroe and al, stations on Viekshurg shreve-
port and Pacific Railroad. via Delta. La.
W. B. BROOKETT. Agent.
aul9 Magazine street
SATURDAY ylUksBgRa UNITED STATES
Leaves every sATUkUAY. at o. m.
IT. FOR WICK aBURG, DAVIS BEND
N nasTs and n. 81 n Int land
hATCAEZ,
T. P. Leathers, master J,F. Muse clerk,
connecting ut Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo. TallRhafnhfe and snnhower rivers.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
y. Louis. VIII give through bills OF lading to
Monroe and all stations on the Yicksburg
Shreveport and Pacific Railr ad via Delta, La
This boat reserves the right TO pass ali land.
fngs that the Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or passtga Hpply on board or TO
JOHN JANNEY 1os Common st.
J. e. CAkLIN. so Common at.
Will sign through bills ladiDR TO stations on
the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
at same rate H. other boats.
, 1880-09-12

Milwaukee Fast Mail
Grouuku0noc + WnQkeahA EI..
Milwaukee, st. Paul q Manue-
apoll3 Express trnlo8.
Green Bay. Menasna, and APP
pietou Express uu4na. ,.,..
Milwaukee,, Madison, P1Rtrie di
Chen, Iowa, and Dakota Ex..,
Stevens Point and Ashland Ex.
Milwaukee, Madison md Prairie
du Chlen Express. e.........,....
LibertyvtlIe Accommodation, 60,
ElKtn Express
Byron PassenKer..,..
Ell In Fast Fasseu8er..............
Sunday PASSENGER {Gigint
, 1880-09-12

Kansns City, Denver Il Pueblo
tna- ExpEess.1-......-...........
Kansas City s. Sdnka Fe Night Ex
et Louis, springfield r. TexaJ--.-.
Mobile E New Oriean3 Express :, ,
st Louis, Sprluxdetd.& TENS. i.
Peoria Huf1tax:! / Fast Express. :
ton i keoKuk Ex via Chenoa
Pek1n h Peoria EI. via Joliet.
4treutor, Lncou, Wash.nKt'n Ex,
Joliet s. OWlxht Accummpd4 .iou.
, 1880-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
A Somewhat Active Market and
a Firmness in Prices.
Several Notable Transfers Con-
cluded During the Past
Week.
Summary Of the Important Sales
building Permits, Etc,
. Etc,


As shown by the record of transfers published
daily during the last week the sales Of property
have not been specially active The market,
however, is decidedly firm, Holders and buyers
are rcne.:allv wide apart In their views and In
,os1 coeaa +hora ta m ,,race,,re m tha pa It of
oss -.'~ee e4s@7 " ~ ..a,.ea,,-aa
owners 10 sel- fafUes WHO 1ouno u1einoet
seriously embarrassed after the hro ana tae
panic have closed out their holdings two or three
~oo-e ao,o c1o,o,o,,r o. a r,,fnnrs Ioss md those
' aeo' hes "s@ .s.,. ,1+arae+ and
VINO nave been apae 10 pay enel1 1p'e,es. 49,
ta1es-the lat1er almost conhscaun8 "oaleses
equity they still held-arc now determined to
ha,d -, for q 4ur+s,e, r4se. Mortraped property
~ no4a W - 49,. -. ~.o,osa ilv faIlen into
AIc me hendaA o4oeA nas sou. -n"~-..s A-- ~
Etrong hands, who pay Wna1 me property S
worth the holder 0etttuE the equity and the
,,o,+ caor h,a money as fast as It comes due.
noi - A-.sc 49,, -,a.,dtr, 1o,ir;ca, con.
AS IN al SUCH cases' tne psuu4ue pon~. -
vass has much to do with the inachv11y IN the
real-estate market. Capital isproverbia1ly cau-
,;,,s peop1a IN mt ike tn invest their money
'.oua w. - .h,t, ,,r-,.,aaaa ,nav do.
"heu Ioo sauo y. se" ,
pend upon radical cnaHge III tae Ananclat po1-
icy Of the Government. The country was never
eo nroa1eru,s There never Was time when
~ ptuspu 10 o,,.,1aan+ 800, no roera nrorn-
money "as ~ aounouu@ NV 40 .o 80 ~
ises to pay OF wildcat oanks' oot ac'oai cen:
, 1880-09-12
DIVIDE TIE TOWN OF LAKE.,
IN fhs Edifnr of The ChicdoQ Tfibun&.


CHICAGO, Sept, 1.-THE west half Of the Town
Of Lake properly belongs to the east heif OF the
Town Of Lyons. That would make the town.
ship what It was surveyed and Harked out BY
the Government. 1t would also make homo
geneous farming town. >wnere the people could
elect honest men to I'll the town Offices and not
have their property confscated In taxes The
west half Of the Town Of Lake has no affinity
with the Stock Yards and immense packing
houses On the east half, and the owners Of prop
erty west Of Blue Island avenue have been rob-
calls who run the town in the interest OF the
great corporations, whose creatures these VII
lains are Since the Tweed gang In New York
atic and enormous robbery any where on a
much smaller scale, 1t is true, than landowners
II the Town Of Lake re haze S4ered
ee9s have been aele do
As the town is now constituted there
seems to be no relief possible These great
KNIVES who should be elected, and thousands Of
dependent operatives are ready to do their
bidding The enormous takes the people have
exa fhs %1: ms ' the
property from 30 to 40 per cent and render 1t un-
sa1ab1e. This is the reason why property south.
course nobody wants it while these hirelinE,
thieyinR vagabonds confscate It every four OF
five years for their own and their masters
left for the properfy-owners in the west half OF
the town. Either set it of and make new
town Of 1t, or take as much from Lyons and
make the township as surveyed by the Govern
ment. If the County Board can do it. the con-
federated thieves about the Stock Yards would
doubtless manage in some way to defeat the
measure; but if properly presented next winter
the Legislature would doubtless do it. Here il
the only chance left tor the people who live tr
the west half Of the town to escape from the
terrible robbery which they have suffered fol
the last half-dozen years. Let them organize
and prepare to make vigorous effort to gel
something like Justice from the proper au'
thorities. B.
, 1880-09-12
lN0ECISI0N.

love heri Words cannot express
The Joy with which her presence fills me.
The soft touch of her land, her dress
Against my arm, with rupture thrills me.
ycarn to call her mine; but still
Excuse me II my sOrrOws trouble le you)
She says am her dearest Will.
And writes it with q lower-case n.
Fresh as rosebud newly born.
With mornings dew-drop still upon It;
Graces that neer did Queen adoru, .:
Worthy Of poets nob1est sonnet;
A heart as sunny as birds
All, we're free my life to pledge herI
We're but sure she'd find my words
Sweet as her heroes OF the Ltu0Erf
+ sang to her an old, old song
tan excellent hint from Colerfdge faktng)-
Tho tale Of one whose heart had long
With untold love been slowly breaking.
ceased; but though upon her face
Love, pity, maiden shame, were blended,
Instead Of Genevieve's embrace,
She only murmured, ''That is splendidT
Queen Of home arts, she seems to cast
Sunshine and song 'rnund all who meet haf.
No rare Madonna of the past
Was ever purer. gcntler, sweeter. -
A home with her-but no, fear
It cannot be. How could bear
To hear her play, year after year,
Her single piece" The Mafden's PFayer"2
--Scrtbncr for September.
, 1880-09-12

AL trains run vim Milwaukee, Tickets for st. Paul
and Minneapolis are good either via Madison and
Prairie du Chen. Or vl1 In Crosse and Winona.
fisuois Central Rnttroa1.
Depot foot OF L&ke-At and foot Of Tweuty-4ecnud-u
Ticket Utnce, Ii Rando!ph-st-- Near C1a{f Gr.md
tac1Dc Hotel, and Palmer House
, 1880-09-12

--,.- --..- .F+, an ,,,+ r,,-o oou
Mortgage sales very o1ten 40 not g1'e any
true index to the value Of property. The prop
erty is generally bid OIL to the holder OF the
mo++oaoe. snmetimes above and often far below
no11s"se' aoo' ~ ~" Va 49, A01 =.
the current price OF the properly" Inls ls
specially true OF the southwest corner Of WASH
,ngtor and neorhorn streets' gn14O feet KendaIl
~ o.ss,. ~ s -. ,es+ Wad.,asdar,e so1aa n
b4oehJ' fePofoeo Ill .ass - sue ~
Therese Wineman for $bo,o59' Inc properly
was purchased for Mrs. .Wineman several months
auo for otout BIT mn. and the sale under the
-nor+raea for which It was now sold was part OF
~ Ssasn . "nnav We nrnsurnn - was made
, 1880-09-12

For suburban trains get local time-card e Ca1f-3
Pu'lmnn Hote Ga1s - run THROUGH between Gh!-
s'egx Ct5 Sn he ;fain ale;a,ins chIcat
No other road rms Pullman or auy other fnSm =
hotal CARS west OF Ch!ca4t,. ~ "t1a "
d-Depot corner OF Wells and klnzle -sta
. b-QeuQt corner OF Canal and k1pz4e- Aid
, 1880-09-12
RAELR3l0 I1E-rA3LE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EXPLANATION or REFERENCE MARKa-4a...
excepted. SUNDAY excepted tMonday excsnt12
{Daily. '"epsea.
rhfcnxo Il Northwestern Ras,vvnv
For Napa. Guide BOOKS. Timetables Sleen,n, n,-c
m9 Psa;o sIots sRp{k ka ai u and q
northeast corner Randolph and state-sta 9 Ps 3o1
House, is Canal-at. and at the deputs 7411'es
, 1880-09-12
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following Instruments were filed for rec<
Saturday, Sept IL:

The following instruments we're filed Tor record
Saturday, Sept II:
CITY PROPERTY.
u aa.sd 1ss Il jo61 eaa 1
soS.n 1esroosa s: il; It oi T.eaty "
wi s51i5l i, dated Sept tw. H hicha1dson .,o,
n5ehi:sa M l1 W, q SOUTH Water 81. / Is tito LUZ
e n's Ssssf IN e ef'se
Ss!sa seni i eeaeo'sa ead~s'I to william; ,on
Ss:ss e.; $ ;$ sS;Rs S fsiisS, & Will!
oss st. 5 4 oi sed9.iei / dated ~, ~
ssn:e ae12sd aaed 4 1p4 Z Is! is. e. T. Beers tcj:
sS5 S451sa s sds:a & s Stst H. sna %
,;s29 G1n s sans as the .Sove daied Sept
ijohn LoriE 70 ard g Jas.en'- - s;;;tv 1'o
l1is ns.s g. sts eetse a:1ls + datsd Sept stKA
y! FsF T5:essss + Kss.s Z * L 81 ~:
i 5:;si s:S Di:;s
S:.:S 81 il SssSs:! i ri:
VS. !9st ?kesse ~ fs.of ESSsy
i. Tros.1nd te A.A@9Gasea n %se.;!: 500
Il Ssfes "a 4 asss nsa.PiaG9l a9lsses
H$;sst ss's$ 4: 4 TfHRass e sSS:: : Fss
afna,sn anprsn: st. IS tt of Wood l. Sxi2i II n,:
proved. dated Sept 10 tNicolaus LIGHTER to B. .-,
krump}.. Io
so'ra " osnf n1h1s oH or TaE CON co1aT.no6sE. - 80
Fortysecond q. L. + Of EofrestS5s @ q sS 1vs3
sla sia e e c5s:'s. S25'e.fS s'fs .oae
EsaoE e E; l;aS: ay i 1aasqtssn ta51 r ~
uslo1 i ~ !, asasoe, eaf ii aa ~
, 1880-09-12

CHICAGO. Hur,.nston a Quincy nat,r,.a.
For Maps Gutde-Booke Tlme-Tah'es, sleeptne-c-.
0%ess sssa. Sf ths cgRany II ches!o G94:
northeast Randolph and state-st4 foot W. n
Inciana-nv., Grand cen4al Depot corner Canal and
MadHon-sts- ton Wes Side: ~"
, 1880-09-12

f7bfcn1n. Rock Ts1nnd & PArfAc KnNro@N.
Depot corner OF Van Bnren md Sherman-sts- Ticxss
OFFICES, il Clark-st. Sherman House, PAlmer House.
{,tnud Poetic Hotel and u Cana, corner MADISON.
, 1880-09-12

Lon Saturday night to Gilman only,
tdn Saturday night runs to feoFta only
Thseaen q Alton.
Union Depot West Side. corner Canal and Van Bu
thlrd-st Ticket Q1ices, nj Depots 5o South E{ ~
a.. Grand Pacific Hotel and Primer House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
IERGsEI.Y T'EIl-S.

John w. Bcverdgc, OF Richmond. who ro-
Gently lost 81, 200 by ono IT tho Dickinson
torcerlca. has again suffered to tho amount of
$50 by forged noto he discounted for Charles
kto1. German barkocper, who hrs not boon
arrested
On Wednesday, last whilst Mr.. Jool Borden
was repairing pump near New Market depot
10 Shenandoah county. tho platform gave wav.
preciptating Mr.. Borden 70 foot down in the
well which had 20 feet of water, making tho
entire depth Of tho we'll somo 90 foot. Sinpu,
lar enough to soy, MIR. Is. met with no serious
Injuries 10 making this remarkable decent, only
receiving somo painful bruises aud scratches
about the Taco. wrists. and kocoa, thcro being
apparently DO internal itjuty.
Acting 90 decision OF tho Court of Appeals,
tho Sheriff OF Clarke county yesterday started
for point about four miles from Bsrryyio to
obstruct and stop trains 90 tho Shenandoah
Valley railroad. Tho trouble grows out of uu-
satisfied land damages il several cases. tho
owners having obtained njunctions to prevent
tho luoning OF trains through their lands until
the damages wtro satisfied. Much interest is
telt IN the matter, the railroad officials having
had due nvtice s1rved 90 them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

Professor Eseston, as can bc seen by refer
ence to an article elsewhere in to days Gnz,ttc,
says that survey Of tho mineral deposits Of!
Virginia would exhibit such wealth that ospi-
til would necessarily flow into the State.
Wealth makes wealth it is true but it must
b, under favorable conditions, and among those
conditions mono is moro necessary than secur.
lily; and 10 matter how itch 10 minerals Virginia
may be, capitalists, and especially those from
the North. who haven't any too much love fox
her anyhow, will not DO dispc ID to invest their
money 10 Stat, tho pooplo of which, as rcpre.
Honted by their Legislature, have 90 regard for
pecuniary obligations. With restored f1aucial
credit and enterprise the uadevcloped RESOURCES
OF Virginia would soon plsc, hcr 10 the list of
States most rapidly advancing toward increased
population and prosperity. but with such loeis-
latur,s as that which has just adjourned, and
which by outsiders was naturally supposed to
represent fairly tho prevailing sentiment of her
people, tho day Of her revival must, nj necessarily,
be long postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDHNs
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 20. 1850

MIR. Montgomery Blair has written letter
60 the Solid South, Of Warrenton, advising it
to per5evere in is advocacy of TiIden Is the
democratic nominee for the next presidency
He saga that tho electoral commission sold Mr..
TClden out as Esau did his birtbrght for c
mess OF pottage, which ia too true but, for oil
that, the democrats arc 10 too great straits
to BE- riskiog their next contest 30 heavily Landi
On! ped az they would DO by loader resting
undcr the ohsrees that havo been brought
asalost Mr. Illdcn. Probably net single one
Of thcse charges IL true, but q large number Of
daIoocfatc voters believe they ore, sud petty
tigs are cot strong enough nowadays TO make
a. io1cst man vote against bis Convictions.
AMI then, Too. 10 matter how wrong tho cleo.
to:sl commission vas in selling him out, aud
hC% Ilt't bc GAS IN submItiln9 to tie i, c sion
oil that comnssGce, there Is aloNuIar idea that
his autml>sou wna due ingrc 10 fear Gf de-
If cla'ltn Gt socks "a Case lie Iufsuci SD op-
p0s,so eous.e ihau to euy higher motive. This
itca Also IS doubtless cTfnGaous. but ~ the LA
I)tlty OF pcoplo arc Iiorc disposed &c Attribute
acl0Ds 10 bad than to good motives, it has
taken firm hold upon tho minds Of many
souod democrats, aud will Induce them to be
iudFposcd TO trust him in what may BIO a like
emergency. Tho democratic candidate for Tho
next presider cy, if ho would succeed. must moi
on'y b. without rnproach, but without fear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
Gis-vts Es: &$kG'Jr.7L sEE9LEE =:s.vss s..
WASHINGTON, Gfarch % 1880
SENATE
Tno Scnstr VS. not IN scssioa IL dag.

ino s'cnstv VS. not IL sGs.ioa 10 day.
The House mi, 10 DAY, ivr Il bate only ya
The landing - !, aaL n,c.cdiai,Iy wen: iuio
Cuu,tnittGc ii l'.G Wi.l!e ( Sir C1peTt, q n; "
York, 10 he tHsli ou !ta: biz.
MIR. Fciioo, Of Ga, tp,kc 10 tavorui sub
sIltu.e Which he proposed 10 ctlrr for tho bill,
and Which requires tbs S;cte,ary ct The Urea
sury to redeem any Unittd States boLds which
may become redccmahc during 1850 aud 1851
TO tho amount Of gold aud silver coin DOW in
the Treasury. which may be 10 'xssss Of % per
c,ntum OF the outstanding Uniltd States notes,
using said ezc3ss of gold and silver coin for the
redemption of said bonds.
Stc:ion requires the Secretary, six months
after the above mentioned amount of bonds ara
redeemed and semisDnualy therealtt to redeem
the remaining bonds to the amount of gold apd
silver coin which may be in tho Treasury at
the timo 10 excess of twenty five per cenlun OF
the outstanding Uott d States notes.
Section 3 requires the Secretary 10 purchase
silver bullion to the amount Of four million dol.
lars per month with lawful money of tho United
States, provided said bullion Gao DO pu chased
at par and requires him to havo bullion 20 pur.
chased and coined into standard dollars, as now
provided by law.
Sec,ion folbids and prohibits the Score
tary from issuing hereafter any interest bearing
bonds for The purpose Of funding or relundug
the rational debt or any part thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

works would have to be removed. .. nrn
psuse, over the bills into tho interior Vs m y
standing 80 much had been sail and , ns
about tho KauaVha coal fields very r,T Sltt.
known concerning them, excepting alone ' -. sa
Of the ChesspeSks ard Ohio Railroad i y Il. IN:
i in Vsn hst n. 5fss Fsnn sd tss;s
been worked, but lay there as wealth iot Ia a. u
generations. If the prosperity in the r yS '.a::
continued. an industrial survey would b.t Hs:;
Gs 1 on By h mi! s tssny sAss BY p
If an industrial survey was once msde Ti IL T
ginis. within short time after it was nn ~ W.
capital would flow into that State and iG csn: s.
pFesps5y h15s suss as 4aa never
sources of Virginia as copper. gold, snd s r.
amount of silver. Virginia WAS lsckinv :; = ma M
capital and transportation, which render - at
State almost as virgin as that of Texas ia III.
Egleston received the thanks Of tho soc;,, r'o'
his lecture.-N. /. Times. V'y 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

Secretary Sherman, so far from abandoning
tho presidential race. as has been reported 10
some quarters. is padding his own canoo and
onlarging bis own boom to the extoDt of all
the facilities at his command. lie has even
started newspaper in Washington, and en-
ployed Mr.. l.. w. Vale to edit it, for tho pur-
poso of blowing his own horn. and which he
circulates gratultously. especially among no
tionsl banks, aud their directors and scckbod-
ers. Willy John But hard knocks. not
tricks, must Win in the coming contest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
Browns Household Panacoo

Is the most effective Pain Destroyerin .bc v,,,
Will most surely quicken the blood WHY nS''.
taken internally or applied ex,ernsv NS' WEI
thereby more certainly RELIEVE P.HS.S'
whether chronic OF acute, than any ctba, ,"'
allevistor, and it is warranted doublathe ss'
of any similar preparation. ''~s'1
It cures Pain in the Sida, Back CT Bc.,,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Too.hache. and ~,
ACHES, and is The Great Reltever q,
pain. BROWNS HOUSEhOLD PASs
CEA" should be in every family. A tessnaa,
full of tho Panacea in tumbler Of hos w, :
(sweetened. if preferred), tsken hi bedtime ~
BREAK UP a COLD. Is cents 4 bollla "
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NEWS or THE E.7I.

SIMMONS has been rejected by the Senate as
ceDsus supervisor for the Atlanta, Ga, district.
William NJ. Wies, formerly provoss marsha!
general OF the Army of the Cumberland, died
at Indianapolis yesterday.
Charges are made Of cruel treatment CT the
insane .patiens and improper diet st Spring
GROVE Asylum, near Baltimore.
Parole came in first 10 the race for tie Liver
pool spring cup. yesterday, but was ruled out
beciuso Of a fouN, and Advance took the cup.
A committee Of Congress visited Baltimore
yesterday and we're shown the method Of the
manufacture OF oleomargarne, ending up with
a banquet at Rennert's
The town of Van Vert, Ohio, boasts of pos
| sessing among its inhabitants Elmer Alfred and
Dolly Young. triplet children Of Mr. and Mrs.
Young, who will be twenty three years of age
10 May next.
The grand jury has Ignored the prescnmsnt
against Count NlltkleWieE. of Baltimore, for
obtalDg money under false prcteDses. and all civil
| suits against him have been Withdrawn, plain
ti1s paying costs.
MIR. John l.. Wilson. we'll known citizen of
Baltimore. and for many years connected With
the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, died nt The
CairoIlton Hotel yesterday. Mr.. Wilson was
about Gu years o! ago.
One hundred and Fifty negroes rasscd Mem
Ehls last night en- route for New York. They
arc an advance lot 0! largo Dumber to follow
from the vicinity OF Helena, Ark, and orc on
their way to Liberia.
Cyrus w. titli has resigned his position as
president Ofthc New York Elevated Railroad
Company and as president Of the Wabash, St.
lIauls and Pacific Railroad Company. Neither
FcslgEcIlol has been accepted, hut ii is believed
mat 'ir. field will persist 10 his determination
TO retire ircm both Companies.
Cen Hector TyndaIc as mentioned ia ycste!-
| days Gszette diud at phiIuacIphis Yesterday
from IA attack OF paralysis, in the 59.h year OF
ms Gsc. lie participated in lnary battles while
scr5'tr rs Colonel "i tie Twuo,y-ninrh Repi
mrn', p"om~yjvania Vol,.ntrcrs mud was made
n ''r"rr"i "itrr the i.i;Ir Of Ac,icts,o.
According ~ it4 Pl;taburg rieHpoLdanl 81
| to NeT ok Herald. the iiliun men IN Penn
~ IvaGia do noi give ~ Tire hip bee !u.e Of thu
| lon Of tic Democratic SAFE Committee yes
i,rdhy. TEcy say that Chairman Miller aud
tha State Corveulion will pay no attoutiou Ia
| the resolution OF tho committee iusrructiug the
convention to admit the anti Ti'don delegation
from Philadelphia.
| ilIc hruko out yesterday morning 10 q
house III Montreal, Gau6da, occupied by tho late
Recorder Sexton, who died The day previous
tho drapcry in tho room whore the remains
Wero laid out catching fire from burning taper.
around tho catnialquo and tho whole interior o.
| tho building was completely quilted. Mrs
Sexton. Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Bella Chase and q
servant girl, who had been sleeping in tho up
per story. wcro lowered from balcony in the
rear fifty toet, in their night clothes. by menus
OF aropr. Mr. Sections remains woro saved By
tho salvage corps, with only slight singing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

Court OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY. Wood.
sob eG. cutor vs.. l,eyburn ct ais. Appeal nj.
lowed 10 n decree Of he Cilcutt Court OF
GoecAaad county, pronounced h Of ApljI
1873
kei!y, sGIV,vyr, vs.. Board Of Putlc Works
Writ OF error aud suporscduss awarded TO iadg-
msnt OF the Ctcuit Court of the city of Rieh
m,nd, rendered Feb. S, 1880
Birnum Vi. BsrnuU. Appeal allowed Ia
decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax cjunty
Of December IL. 1879.
Keith Vs. Miller, &c Argued by J. Nj. For
bes. ESQ for appellant and submitted.
DsiugeIfeld Vs. Thompson. Argued BY 8.
+. Beach, etq for plaintiff and e inuod Burke,
e.q.. for tho defendant and continued until to
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

1t is reported that Justice Hunt, of
tho Supreme Court, has abandoned the
idea of rosigning his plac, on the bench,
a. the instance of Mr.. ConkIing, who, being
unable to have the appointment of bis success
sor made from New York, has succeeded in
i4duclDg Judge II. to hold on, thus blasting
Senator Edmunds' prospects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20
Much Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 70 o,t..
causes, is Occssionod by Worms BROW.
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Loon.
although effeclusl in destroying worms, c,1 =
no possible injury 10 the most dellcsts Cb5,
This valuable combination hiss been SUGGEST,
used by physicians, and found 10 DO absOIu,
sure in graduating worms, 80 hurifu! 10 chile;
IS cents \ box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

Scr:bneI's Magazine for April has been re-
ceged from it's publishers, Scrbner s. Co., New
York. Among lis contents arc Fra Luisis
Marriage, Success with Small Fruits, The
Growth of Mood Gu! Printing, Eighty Miles in
lndlaca Csyerns, jules Micheet Peter the
Great clHtnusions ct "Louisans" and The
arandosslnes, numerous other interesting and
Instructive articles and II complete editorial us
nArtueat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-20

Tho House Of Representatives yesterday
passed the special deficiency bill with pro7iso
50 amending the Federal election laws that
hereafter special deputies shall be sp2oiotcd by
judges Of the UOitod States Circuit or Distro!
Courts, and shall be selected from tho different
puliLic. i parties