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, 1880-03-23

Tl,er,isll nl rast-muInl freight business tlnr-
Ing the Inst two weeks l,as considerably ttEsar-
ranged the equalization statements Of the east
bound IKo1. As long ~ the present state Ut
affairs continues twill not be possible 10
equaltze the tonnage betwccn the various
roads I'll satisfactory manner, M all tho
rontis have more business tl,an they car take
carn OF, aMl it Is, therefore, not possibn
to order business fron tho roa.ls tint nre over
to those that nre alHrt, lncAllse the lnttpr
canMnt take It. Tile Inst statement, pub
llstetl March, II. showed tho condition Of tho
rnst t-lourl traffic since tho formation Of tho
poo1, June q, 1s7o, rs follows, MEct!lenn
Central, 9,Hss tons oyer; 14nku Shure, t3,As
tons aliurt; For Wayne, 7,h1S inns s!tbrt;
I'nu-llnltile, 2,4lD tons oyer: Baltimore l.
Ohio, 0,:.s15 fms over.
The most astonishing pnrt Of this STATE
nlent Is TINT tho Baltimore & Olli0 Iias n silr-
plus Of O,ss TINS, while Int short ting ugo
It was nrarly 5000 tot,s short This las hem
caused by tic extraordinarily heavy demand
for corn shipments to Baltimore. Tho nf-
ficinls of this r'n! state TINT they coil ii 10 q
still leavlur business II they had only sMf-
iicicnt cars 1t Is stated Tint tic Heavy
freight movement during the last two weoka
hns already caused u blockade nn some ut
the roads, md for this reRsDn n falling OF In
tie tast-lmuntl freight movement during the
present week Is expected.
, 1880-03-23
STATE AFFAIRS.
IOWA.

r..~e - te...I. NJ r.ah. ry.
pEs MONIES, IT, March @a|ln tho House,
a largo number Of privato bills were passed
lcEojtzinp the official ncts of neRlige1,t cO,,,-
ty and CITY officers,
A memorial to Congress- IN favor Of thu nh
clifton OF National banks, tho stoppaeo OF
silver cotNngp, md In favor Of Warmers Sol.
liers, f,o,,,ty blll. was laid on tbs .ae,e.
A I'm fum tho Senate lcgnltzjnr atl TIN
ucclees ot 1ilo toult "neto uie "t'ei''". 10.
tlco Waa served before the petition WINS 1tleh
passed.
The bill for the funding Of tho stato war
ocoI ~ 'ss".'s 'lu" o..'7 ~. was n"s vi l's
passage and lost-ayes, 10; noes, 4o.
This afternoon the Senate passca tho fol-
lowing bills: Approprtattng money to pay
thn outstanding tlnhto M 11nfar t1,o ~ Yho nv
si.., - ~ wv ~ ~ wy
pll1'on Oh n.S ts.1n ~ MhIue1l o. uie AIN,
mosa ronltenliary; prohloiting tlie salo anu
soliciting Of orders for tho saloof Intoxicating
liquors In counties outside Of that in which
1tcnnaa or ncrm;ta wore gronto,I. nrn,,1httinr
liz amlccnsn snic ~ r,ht MD v,i,,s lI,,t,t,rs
.vs}hin ;,,yi"ts'ni 0arnnrnttnna
sM te Gan"i fn coruct Wt
the titw ~ i;ns hioi,,cs fnr VIA hn
coi,s.rErHf{on H nf n aa,ver % frnm tl,n CopIinl
" nang shggS w pysSng a9s4; f ds5 v,s the laxSn
Tor % tle exa1,lnation % 1t ccoi1,ts and tllo% % ST.
S,tV NV 'aS xeaT bv
SIas afs!s stret Sa RtssfSis xsq T. ci%" n IT,
nG nn1ide, 'Gihseaneaia, 'ii ns ioMe1 w., lato OF
t;nn ~ 'nrritnrw W.T. y ~ atnci'n IL ~ tn.unInmt
sHIoo s ~ ,1atrtrts tn '1 ia "r1qnai "o,,tv nr
tMowMsi.p M or ths eoncnrrenco of the respect
W rhn nainrjtv ~ ranngt of tho vleltinc fom,
,,jttn tIoS tspU ,r,nonant Wr W o.nifcn ~ IL
Ms!s, I, ~ ae iaai iaos o,,n c
uiI ~ tt,a aitr o'''oo' t''o'''''''oo
The ~; Sennto atjoHr1'ed; mn, ,,o,onso
,,cI,atn u Svos c,'t3 ay nndim" ~ tha nn,e
f!on Of sGos;it% = nias wg@!a Ia "stow ho
ti Iontis to ". Khan ~ hv co,nnn'irs u nr I indi.
xia!a r. PIT cent, payaole II, iistta,ts.11s
vnors o wo1S is as orisrs cTnsosse ' br "
yesS. LIE - nn.1 Ws ,,nrv inhffi' D"t ''7
pnSsnsG y eonSaioie9 YsFy an m0unttM.. ia,o, ,
s uA.f Ius MIL W. saq M M ,,.a. ,,t,,. wv.
IMi pnsse ekyinE H. LUZ Wmfh r,,ns,o,, ul.e }
ntaa W. fnNan , l',sea @ ~ tu ~ ~
tG Ueat & Gha Up lssta,. st1t M ~ .S y ~ a4ta ni
c n ps.i'u pi'ceu 5iSt ~ {or .o its n2nns no
'n'nilit'ees spectu'ly "pIoilte' lot us c"h1l''
''nttoifi fi,,,,,,oo ,,o,,. j., .o,oot ,,,,,,tos
i" T., ~,
n,,s ny ~, f;n.,t,'te ~ tia, r mo- ~
'Nats, u1E 't Haft,, II;I.;nn is
pvuLs.tt tsS r. , LII ,Gi,
g. ~. NNMpiSSi o1xvs. 3:.i. ". " Ssoeoss e"'Vos
VI ~ eoHee a,it,.at Tn;ioro-r w ro,,,,
0f Cerro Gordo, anti Georgo A. wright Of
"MHnDMIiyss Mnraniy ysc,oo, NJ ct.1ar Fo,,a.-prof n q
| o1sulnsi 1SiI HGtooA ~ oeu"l SANE '"A' " W
, 1880-03-23
CASUALTIES.

ELEVATED RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
NEW YonK, Afarcl, GA collision occurred
this evening on tile Ninth Avenue Elevated
Railroad nt Rector street. A down train
stopped ut TINT station. All eng!no and Two
empty ours, called NIL "extra traln." was tot.
lowing. Tic englMeor Of tho extra did 1ios
observe TINT tho otller trnin had come to. o
stam!stIl until too late to stop his tratn be;i \;
with 4 cr1lsi,. N0,,o of tbs cnrs loft the tzaek,
lit The platform Of tho rear chr Of the pas.
scngcr-tr.ia nliead and tlle cab of the extra
Ytfo smashed. A llnekual, named Vnei
iron coupling detached from one Of tile trims
fell to tho street below md struck james bMl.
LYNN on the hcaa, fractnrtng his skull. Ae
, 1880-03-23
MEDICAL CHARITIES.
Their Abuse Fnrthcr discussed by til,
Medical fraternity

Their Abuse Further discussed by the
Medical fraternity.
A special meeting ot the Chtcago Medical
Soclpty wns iell yesterday evening III Parlor
n ot..the Grand Pacific lIotel, DR.. paoli the
chair. There wcrU nlso present DIS. w. Il.
Clark, X rark, r. G. Ha,nllI, William Wal*
ton, William Gaston, q. G. payis, +. II.
Davis, Ed Powell, Gilmore, Starkweathor,
Holmes, Samuel Jones, Wootlworth,
Wanz6r, Bingham, Etherihgc, and Stral.sser.
After tho routine business fal been dis
posed Of the question Of "Tho Abuse Ut
Medical Charities" was announced by tho
Chalr III the subject for the evenings discus
SION. 11o romIndch those present tl1at ut tie
meeting OF tho Society held on tho evening 0t
tho 7th Of Inst February Drs. Hatfield md
I'nrk rca1 paper on tho subject. which Was
is Feweii. sehsofer ffs md eqs''i IL baSls il il
cnllet! upon tint Committee To report, whIcl,
tlley did by readlng thu following ~ the ~"
suit OF thoir Investigations and researches:
paper IT Drs. l'nrk aid llntilultl reRh boforv
sou, nnsl regret to say that they can tint ~ i
l,p Syidcnca Of my exnsge erati3n Or pro}%.l!.
f,s rrsrct i beeaass It isasss befass th!eni !.
present condition Of administration 81
nlullcnl charity tho realization of which is
pvfsoial Investigation tilaf at lcasi onethiul
treat'a'ent aru III i,o WY oatitled to It, alal
sc at nsfs sd y 70 b "srsS fEscd Feason % It sGy wy
ono-half Of tho rcmaln.ler. They tiud ths;t
ii almost by coinInoi, consent relu.
%Se Witt ats Fsf'y o ss%y to ko e a1suaxs s sS'lsfSs y &c
having offended tilis bralicl, Of thetr. work
bcyoIt! all rensonnhl9 bounds, ara In 10
s pnlats sstSs ssonSn e nas !at 'e present ~
Your Committee slg not need to study thfs
subject long to sec that self-lhterest ts nt tho
bottom Of this cl!nrltht'e display, and that 1t
S!Sfs S"ss tS aSpdsnS IT, III sfSis tGsis q shs IL
for bY Il 10 long rs they gnln by It; fur gut!l
hy 1t they cert9lnly 10. aud In q WY ~ reast'
lily appreciated that 1t can inr.tly De
TEltNEn AN lNnlllEcr ONE.
"They find ttAt q somewhat extensive
)'trfng' controls the administration Ut Aletl-
len! charity, alM that within the 'ring' a fuw
Older lrofcss0ra t!ominats over all the rest,
Nor - thls thu cs.su only IN regular circles; It
Abundance OF evidence coiaytnccs thnn TINT
the Trustees and nt1lcnrs 0f these lRstt utions,
both colleges and a!spensaries, do not aylit'
essd asdS T a p atseses @ ssss' III e Sse
enough to Indicate ,llls. atore than this, they
positively take no. action, whatsyer,. over
though urge4 BY those within ald without
the circle, and the Committee find that such
apathy nj this, especially wien the essential
Interests OF tie profession are involved, call.
not be too severely ceIlsurett.
Mtcated until those who contEol tlese tnst!tn'
tlo1as display spirit strikLngly opposed tc
their present npnthy. II It Wefo 20 ,slblo te
arouse them to action, aud II this actiI'n could
| lR hIn ! P01lptftni{ ihnn n ttnk d,l1
might bo d0le.h "a
'Tha report went on to say that colleges
might still be allowed 70 do the work. 6ul
that they should hQ Aeld responsible to th(
, 1880-03-23
r,OEDED FREIGHT,

Mr.. f. 7. vinlng, Gcnernl Freight Agent
OF the Union Pacific RnllrQat, has Just Is
sued tho following circ,llar'in regard to tho
transportation Of bonded freight between the
East and points OIL tho Pacific Coast
Mucn trnuble having been experienced tn tho
transportation of bonded freight between tho
Enst and points on tho racit1o Ctdst, connecting
r,ls aro respectfully requested to comply with
tho following s.iEgest!ons relatlvo thereto: Cars
pnleticMtdo. Worry few old cars can he sont
a,0D miles without trlnsfor. They RElOi'li ho Of
tho folr fcHt eight Antl 4 huff inches K'lliKs.
Adjustable xa.iHe will not l'o tnkotl; lii thay
Ing tho mountain rllt,3cs. Tho Custom fl0Hso
tnAntfests should, III MI cnsps. acennpAny tho
clrs. Or i,a arnt On 10 rs To- arrLvo at Council
I.mita iRforo tho cars. Full cnr-Iou!ls SHOULD
hr rrade m ns nearly ~ practicablo. When
necessury. Freight not lnn;le,i sho,'Il 10 i,It ,
freight In cueh chr should he ct,tRfH1led to tho
snrtte city. Freight for sacramento, ant1 Sun
Fr,npiscf should not tH lnltled together. CntA
lo!!,7cti with l.ss than l:,Ghl poagta or freight
will mt lb tnken unless tho {f>hls nrp 80 htEky
nR to MI tho cir With Il less weight. md In such
c.lso no milenge Will be paid for tho uso Of tho
, 1880-03-23
MICHIGAN.

Spttlal DtspateA to 1h4 Chicago Tribune.
GItASp laAl1ps, Micll., March aa,-I'ho 20.
litIcal cal.iron fa!rly begun to boil hure to-
night fur the spring campaign. Tho Demo-
crnts met In convention to make city ticket,
and after a wrangle Of two hours were una
bio to .lo 1t, owing to opposing factlons.
Soue want straight ticket. otllers-a very
s.nall nunltcs--a coalition with the Green
backerH, anll 1tllcfs-the larger fnciioil-walt
combination With Nupabltenns-honcst-
money ettfzcns-tn bent the t,recslbackers
QUO week. III tic hope Of ACCOMPLISHING the
, 1880-03-23

marnng. She procured q bott1eof mornbtno
md swnlowct iloarly tho wl,olu OF it, tfiI In Io,
room at tle Chandler 1lonse. Tho let was var
buu,l working nyer her MI lay, mid tonn,@hSt fS
Rllu Is apparently resiying, anu will probnhIvs
recover. 1[cr husband went to Detroit nn
tho enrly train this m1rntng, md sl,e nrn. n.
curct! tho morphine nnd took 1t shortly afsaY
l,H left "'SS&
, 1880-03-23

CEnAn RAPIDS, In, March GA gentle
,nnt supposed to ho well Informed OIL tho
sublectreports TINT the Chicago. milwaukee, S
st. PAUL halfway Company Is fayorably COLI
sItlering two rnA,ls, for cncl 0f wlieh s2s0,-
COO nId was v0tc,l, ono yln AInrShalltown to
nes Mutrlcs, the other to OttullIwa md Sig
{1lJr1lEY,
, 1880-03-23
OIL fH1ysrIIAf"I,.

NEW Yo,K, March 2a.-rhe oil contract
between tho ritle'Nater rIre-I,ino and New
Jcrsny Central. the Pennsylvania, tho Eric.
mud New Ynrk Central Roads llas been ratl-
lle0, a,,tl tho rnte af freight advanced to 60
fs!s fs4 ixsaS tSr A II MY W1i pfo1ab''4'y OF fur"
, 1880-03-23

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chteapo Tribune.
DlTIolT, ,lich., March 2.-Gonural-alal,.
ngcr Smith, Ut tho Tole.io & Ann Arbor md
the Dctro!t, IIilIsslalo Il Southwestern Rail-
reads, announces tho following appoint
ets t.!aX tsasra! s"M,rEn!s4dent Y;
1lnlsOn, With 0.licea III ipsllAn 4; Auditor,
u. +. Juryls, With 8!lice Ii. Detroit
, 1880-03-23

KgapA1LvlL1.E, Ind., March n-lra !;
Chase, OF Poorin, Ill.,, Ia holding series OF
meetings for tho Church Of Christ's Disciples
In our city TINT In point OF interest exeels
anything OF tho kind ever held heTe. Mon
than sixty have bean added to the church
mostly by itnmersl0n. Often many arc tufae"
away TOR wAilt of room.
, 1880-03-23
MISSING STEAMER,

PurADELrn.A, March 2a.-Some uneasi-
ness ID felt here ut tho nol-arrlval OF the
steamship Switzerland, which left Antwerp
for Philadelphia tWunty'tl!rea days ngo. Tho
aftUr tie Switzerland, arrived III New York
yesterday. She Inns 5l0 steeEayo passengers.
, 1880-03-23
TIE FATAL VIApUCT.
Ersetfal {aitnnfeh Ia IhS Chttaao Trthtat&

RICHMOND, ILL.,, March @.-Georso eehis'
n,er, brakesman on the Geneva Lake freignF
t1nill, was nearly killed this forenoon. llo
was on the top OF q chr when his head cane aas
in contact with street ytaluct, crushing w
In lecat0nlca, Ill. .~s---.
, 1880-03-23

Dir. E. Dylngton Inns beon appointed Gc,,-
eral Passenger Agent, nlul Mr. A. W.'Nul.,e-
tuacller Genera! Ticket AgGnt, Of the Luhiglt
Valley llat!roal Company The headquarters
Of bath Will DO at Mulch Chunk, Va.
ton itosds ia Ills sly 3 yestarday I ] sr @ 70 liz &
, 1880-03-23

CINCINNATI. u, Marcl, aa.-It Is announced
that on thu lat Ut Mny the general olllccs Of
the Atlantic Il {areat Western Railroad will
By removed frsMll this city and from Mead
Vile, ElL, to Cleveland.
, 1880-03-23

TAKING SAVlNGS-BAkK DEPOSITS. .
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The Legs,
latura llas passed and the Governor slg'ieo
tie Revenue and Taxation bill, providing lof
taxation Ut sayings-bank deposits, mortgages
aJi, tl,a canital stock Of corporations
, 1880-03-23
LOCAL CRIME.
IlIIllHLAlsIEa.


Tho present 1uico Justices do not want to1a
forKotscn. a Notorious yo,ng th!uf rau,cd
Alexander kerw!s,, who l.aa frequently bocn Int
oil upon charGps Of vagrancy, md who only TIM
weeks n9o WIS fined s100 by J,stlco Wal1oco.
iurled UP lit tho r6o Of burRlnr
lust night. a reiativo, respectable and
wcn!thy, tcgGc,l tho Justice to lot him 10, ana
TINT he woti 500 to h1a f,iturn behaviur. 1tvaa
Gt,lte Into Inst night when Oflcor Royal, of the
1'inkortUn witch, ntw ypung lnnn coming
down stairs from MnAuler, Dyke Il Co.'s shocs
hottse, ncRr tho corner Of Madison street and
Fifth nvclllic. Ito arrested him. md upon In
yostfrtsing fol,ld that tho store had boon har-
RInrlzcd, ainl TINT Kcrwn Ind two pnfrs Of Inn
shoca In his mckots4 ia we'll rs solno plumber such
ns M,staKu-ssatnps, which he tnd found in tho
nItc. Entrance was ctEotcd t,y ciamberjnr
through q new building on tho corner to Tia
r,M!r ot tho sh.n bot to'lso, r. nlh then tlcaeonains
ttoor the thlnf l,n,l tho entire contents 81 tho
stt'rn ut hls disposal. lio ny doubt intondol 10
kS 5Shsr Ws i EN- A. aG ta nSnSnt enc ho was
cnrt-lsHltl Of goods uut Of tho house.
hnrglar* who pst!ndored Cnve llros.' tlry-goois
nnts of oiieer nseoio wero ftienticss ~ sHht, Thc
|s' ||y' s"d 4! 4 T., ti5e eeeis: ssse Pss: Hss:
lk.en rnSuroret!. Tho I1rst capture via that Of
Mutt 3jlasl, who wus nrrested On description at
9erfar II "Gsk sruSy sey M Ht + Il t hs os ~ M
low-sizes', sto'tty built, aandy compioxioncsl
md ,Hnk.1nnrkctI., llo was taken in at
s & a II Iys1 Il ano Il 9csts mf2nr Bsssa;
Sthtle!l, hut ns he attempted to r1nko nwny with
wnen he saw ino pol!se the suspicion
snf ] % S ea9 StS rss ~ q syer sasftdaHS tSSie
u u SSsh oo 1aasa asned si S Ga1Pe 9 ~
property stulcn from his Btoro. Tulnn
p59vs ,y,t an S SSy Syvns an n a dSr uvo the pe Police
fur,nntoH which wis SURG to result In tic capt
uro Of hls ournpanions. This information .was
VIA vs al1eay certain that onc II on@eer nece!ies n
h!sh4si Hurley. In the seuo VIII the potce-
The gtkrls WINS pccullary and when no was NJ.
rested fey weeks ayo, tho style Of tho coat wy
& e ska T IL ts % e soRtes I'D b. b.
ii4;!ay,a i,suse; 3 II ti,s fear e No; = % $ssn:
o'clock yesterday forenoon, and easily found
i. htko Hurley ,was arrcsteA 1T tho
e It f o u Ses eaT af ho 3es Tho
lnarkably tall for his years, which aro only 10,
iiarloy has served tori, Of four ye..rs iSs for
burglary, hut Ja1ncs md Iolan hnvo nnvcr been
@ convicted :! iar mr.! my crime. 70 f.sr ns knoxn
1t $!sais: nbolIt evenly dividod between ]ewclry
| thu tronb!o with Jotuic Moore In tho house 1t
M. 68 Stntn street, md thnt e was tho ono uu-
dor arrcst whon. Officer Deooo was assaulted.
Oncur nerollo himself positively ilontiacd both
5 3 ssdy s ad IT L ooss Il tss
morning they wero 1t tho house on stato strcot
Tonn wig sll1htly under the in!luenco e liquor
/ young Ynen ruupfu0 from 10 to e YeorB.
, 1880-03-23
clltClDAI

Special Dtsputeh ia 1as Chicago Tribune.
ANN AlsaoIs, Mlcll., March 23.-Mrs. Will
lam 5. Howard, who was married only tly0
weeks ago. ATTEMPTED to commit auiciha tlia
, 1880-03-23
POLITICAL NEWS.
INDIANA.

SnE1nyy1L1.E, Ind, March 10.-For sev-
crnl weeks / have been trying to find tho
truth in rceart. to tic sudden Increase Of no
"y .,,, ut t ,a. ms tios no aro ara ~,
and who prompted the,n to cone. Ihclr
own statements arc sufficient to condemn
.ne Ms,m an ,o,,m neeo M S,ueIa. n1't,p rn'o no
Now Aoa,s Lc"0c',.oa''".ttn' x ~ 1n'l1o noo
ca'' soHto tl1he s'1lco Luz "u"
kentnckians to come over and settle In
ln's call beng lssuea OIL sncle nigt aM.nor'
IVY a.M tvsl''neH " W osnoi .pets s',t'1gs w;
out tho stato' did not pass l.nliectet: Tho
E'S' tnut o %1e en reso 20 s,n 1.a, ttnG ana 1e
n's thn o,a o ra e"s n,,, ~ IL ,n ,m a,,nm rr, ~,
o to psosracy Of fuu" a." For or ,opo sf tnn
three months the cxosnsters llayo been cross
~ @ n,v v yortn@ s ,neir 5 % ,vav tiro,ni, 10
s st"to s,onn,nr ] IT, ,,,t1"r.nt @ w ocatians 1vcro @
they are, no doubt provided for by tho
Almost Ioily. ind as the roaas arc, cau DO
scn,, tho n"".norsa nnt tra two.nnrse KoT.
with Kentucky Democrats. plmldtng a,ong
through the southern part of the State, yet tho
rron,l n,,a stately, Cnnnfor NJ TIM Evntlue In
e tl 'ys ~, ,,itR.
iUsu siS'M.fn ~ ~ H9 na ~, Hro ,s,
,,, ~ " c,.i.'., ~ ~. ',t,,, ~ W ges iita ,1ti ton
M",y Of tI,ese IL imtorio1rs INV via @ wil@accor,i ]
'ci,cl'' u aa .,tes ~ n MaA oao SHs
.aal11y T. ',, ~ ~ Eui E,it,itm, ~ o''u o,,t e"se ~
~ nlioIhGtL;u11tMsM ts n.i iia.lsa ti 4nb '1 OF
crnss mvss M ria i, riyor t NJ IeIrsonyIle t @ NAV
ba,'y, n1ni many tnwns between New AIhany
thn nM'abnr % INT m1ys r. mlr,eauy nrfiye,., tnr t
ofs e9 Sa tl1ea NV two ,1anihs s. ' ii Fabrary, %
SS tr iSessu IN crSwf1rsI ;Ss 11sI,, and Mongonery n
hi!s thiay e te i asn4e 1sw eSf si F@ Ss u Gay !s
nlsi,, 1ew ~ Mo''f hetn IT, III i mGia y ShoibS tS:.,
announcer ln,' ~ r, r,,,,,, ni,in. Snisi!ohiy, Z,
FeG up III itaI irtr fonfins Ifiy +, t''nt akg n
aone @ vi viii an avsrass t of aoat ti,1sc @ s seters
tp t1e family AZ q H9% 3Sas.I AlHy tnhK tI on
D sta OF II ss t osr nSsi
%s!E f II s s!s Ss sssy "! W.T. ',"t taSsS es
ets tn s, VIZ ~ ~ eiS s;ie t,tr It "h .U,i vi
is strsets ,s y IVY ~ ,nnm 1', ,, nMSsih tSair INV
Inc,h;t tI,1cKh II iIt He' III " '''''' up 'e'' Sape''
i!ta'HiM!,t s,te''t r.., ,,,,,oro .,,,,,,,ou =.
ineltit yo,iR iisalt saylng nas name rs CaNlla
llaffls;,li 1,'asi9 Mate1Gn., wMHn eahiios ~
iSrse ''er ri f '!!s icls WHO @ cu nR ro @ Ken, e
lncKy, NOV, Mihckr3nli 3 iutnaS!t!lE itte t!Mls'
,li4tlll Ky I!i'ront.s ate ktxine i.atnt,!n!e as
% 'st ~ t, i'u MI ,I ~ ..os r"ottaf hn,, ~ H.
Mush inteTrstrti, and. sSeiny lint tIs. youna
nun was Willing to talk, commenced pro
pounding questions.
-" are ttlSre my moro Vo'o1a coming from
4 VIZ 81. NJ .ho,o ara cono,nv fro,u 1,ap,
, 1880-03-23

IsndorD Honoch, At, nmntcur forgor, who bids
fair to bo henr1l from hereafter, Was arrested at
O o'clock lust cyonng out Of a house on Dcs.
plafnts street, near Polk, by sorgt Isehm and
Otllcor II. Moore. It ts bolovod that 1Icnoch hns
bcen plying his game quito extensively, but
THUS fur only q fow. cases nrG known to tho
oiIcers who arrested him. IIo was formerly
employed by Swskoy l. Co., dry. goods denlcrs ut
No. :09 Mallsun street, aud ho forged tholr sir:
nAturo tn nm order for Hls which he succeeded
ut Nos lO1 ind iii Wah,tsil nv01it,e. IIo played
tho aame gnmo with Harris, Wolf h Co.. William
To r. a the e. ccror ena of Aas nn stts
street Hcnoch WIS identified by Joseph Wan.
Eershel,.. ,ss tho mRn WIN Bw!ndlcd Mr.. Frrcti'
nun. Tho prisoner will bo held until to-day
awaiting further Identification.
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naJeyTEspN SALES.
By Green g Wise, Auctioneers.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By Green g Wise, Auctioneers.
TXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY. October 16, 1880, at IL
o'clock M, we will ofer st public auction, the
following described real estate in the city OF Il
exsndris, late the property of Samuel Miller,
ety. !. LOT Of GROUND, northwest corner OF
Prince and Royal streets. about II feet by e8
feet to feet alley with use OF OF
brick and slated STORE and dwelling, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Emerson. This properly, as
sold, will be bounded on the west by the line Of
the west wall of the building. thence extended
to the alley, and will be subject 10 the use of
said west wall for building purposes by the own.
2 LOT Of GROUND next west of the above
about eight feet wide. with TWO STORY
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING, e1-
tending with that width back to the alley. with
use of alley and of wall on the east for bulldin
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on south side of Prince. about 70 feet
west of Union, 20 feet front and 40 feet inches
q. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on the esst side of Union between Prince and
King stree. running through to the Strand,
shout II feet 81 inches wide between 20 feet
alley on the south, being the property and oc"
cupied by F. a. Reid as an ice house.
5. THREh STDk9 6hlCh SLAihO
WAREHOUSE No. As south Union street. II
feet inches front, 81 feet inches deep.
Terms: One third cash. balance in four and
eight months with interest, to be secured BY
bonds of purchaser lien ON the property and
insurance of buildings.
sale to be subject 10 State and city taxes of
166O-Sl.
Place of ssle--Enterance to Corporation court
room, Fairfax street.
FRANCIS MILLER,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, deceased.
sep Its
&gr The above sale has been postponed till
FRIDAY, December 10Th. when it will take
place at the same time and place. decS-td
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MEDICgNA L..

PERRY. Houston &c UNITY Gs.
We have known SWif-s cyphili,c :oectnc'
tested in hundreds OF cases Ct y rhl.lt, MsTcur.
isl Rhemstism. Scroiuis, etc. 1t MAIDS the most
perfect and permanent cares IN euxry, case.
Hugh l.. Dsnnsrd. bam. u. kulun. Juoge
Co. o., J, l.. Warren, of NV. Lsthrop & Co ,
Ssvsnnsh Ga, Ed jackson, Dept OK Sqpr.
O., VIM Bruuson, Eli Warren, j. W. VIM
berly, J. Q. Gilbert, Dr'g't,J. ". Mann, TO-
Treas, VIM D. Pierce, Sh'f. @. y. duncan
Day & Gordsn.
/ an acquainted with the proprletors. emu
MANY of the gentlemen whose signatures appear
to the foregoing certificate. They are men OF
high character and standing.
a. b. CuLQUITT.
Governor CT Georgia.
TIE SWIFT sPKU1FiC COMPANY
Sold by z. s. LEADBEATER& BRO.
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend.'
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alexandria Oazette
MONDAY EVENING. DEC

For the Gazette.
Truly Great,
BY C W.
Men struggle I'd to Chamber up
The sterile sleeps Of earthly lame
And with the "broud of sorrow sup"
To gsrush and to guild pane
When pescs and giadness only show
In cool. sequsstered nocks below.
The mountain top is bleak aud bare.
Aud cherries to the present eye.
No rich luxurisrce is there.
No Incense waiting TO the sky,
While 10 the fertile wales below,
Woods wave, birds sing and blossoms blow.
Behold that cool aud Swallowed glen,
That grooves the mounts msi=Stlc base;
There olamors of ambitious nen
Meier mar the magic of its grace;
There thought and impulse, more sublime
Course through the CURING Dists OF time
How vain to labor and to toll
For that which satis6eth not
At last to lay the mortal COLI
In cold obstruction" and to rot
Deal Justly, is the best estate.
Love mercy. this is truly great!