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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
OFEECEHE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

h!hrelular meeting Of tho Board OF Alder.
men, held November 70 !, 1850, there were pre-.
sent: j.: Z. lownbam etq. President, and
Mess hooro &C. Snoot Maj barry, bishei!l,
j. 8. Spoot snd Ro,d.
Tbs Committee on Claims reported in favor Of
paying bills OF Charles Desr born. 81 60; WV.
Harris, s.; George e. Bcss.rt, 81; John Chilly,
So; j.. z. steele, 81; L.. II. Kel, 81 10; j. J..
Proctor. 81; G. Z. Steiner, 81; j. l.. Dyson, 81;
L. a. Nails, 81; j. A. Henderson, 81; 3. w.
Nails, Sc 30. for election services, and Mrs. j..
L, Smith, sc. and j. w. Male, ST for rent Of
rooms, SC, snd w. J. Summers, s.. as judge
ard commissioner, which were sdopted.
The Finance Committee reported in favor of
reducing the assessment on the lot between
Failf.I AID RoTal streets. owned by s. y w.
hesehbe!g, $780, snd in fs7or Of refunding to
+. w Armstrong, adm'r. Ct j. L. Armstrong,
Sc. etroreous tex, and adversely on the petition
CT q. w. &lm:trorg, edm'r of L. e. Violet,
which were adOTted.
The rettion Of the Hydrsuiion Steam Engine
Co, Which Wss laid ever ct LIST meeting. WAS
called ur and the action Of tho Common Conn.
eli non cUaCurro1 in.
Ga r;o:ion it was resolved taat the Committee
on General Lews be dire c.ed to report bill CT
7idipg The Third ward into two vctrg preciEc:s,
or Ct reducing the voting population By annex.
ing 10 ito Fourth ward go much Ct the TGiId
wbfd as lies south CT TIA middle Of Kirg street
sud west CT tina middle Of Pitt st!est.
4 Communication from the Auditor 10 regard
- appropriation Tor pumps; also 10 regard 10
appropriation for fra plugs; also q resolution
| reqliricg the Superintendent Of Police TO tu:n
over 1asnurc to The superintendent OF the Aims
House; Elfo resolution requiring tho Superin-
tondels OF Streets to turn over psre.s relating
! to elreets 10 tho chairman Ct the Committee Oh
Staeet' slso y petition Of z p Thompson for
| reduction cf assessment; also bills of T. War
| fo!3, 81, for election services, aud Mrs. O.
| Mills 50 fer rent OF room: also ropCrta of tina
Conmlt:ol on StIcats ON the bill of M Des.
moHd AID petition Of Thonss Kelley snd others,
| wsre received from tbs Common CouEci; ind
| their action c)1curred in.
Tho Common Council reII ned the petition CT
tho Hy drauion Engine Co, and asked for q
comm tt.o # conference, which wss granted.
and Mossrs. J. B. Smoot and W. A Moore ap-
pointed On ins part of this Board.
TIE Board then adjourned
Tes.c: JNo j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Mr. John Underwood, of Occlquau. 10 Inns
State. formerly U. S. msrsbs, has Dotifed the
sohcol trustees Of his district that lis children
shall not Iearn the history Of this country irtm
the books now in uso 10 the public schools CT
Virgins. Tee seats Nj. Underworld children
Occupy 10 The lubc school should be given 10
other ci!d:eo in msdiately, fer while ho has
"a undcub cd right to educate his children as
DO SECS fl, he las DO conceivable rigtt 10 pre-
scribe either the books CT the discipline for the
pubic scioo!a. and if his children, By lis ccm
maod, refu;o to use tho former or comply With
the latter, they should be sent home a! onca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Disabled steamer.

LONDON. Nov. 2t.-Tas seamsr D5aar,
from New York. whica sIriYtd st S,u :bsmp'
ten ycs!eId.y. reucrs that she spoke the
s'csmer As5y rian Moraica. lr;m Hui fer New
York. Which bIek- lei plooelle: altar !caVirg
Eo2iard, CO The 22iesan', 10 l,0Eit1ds l50,
and that she tried 10 tow ber bu: oIfiag 10 the
tryu euiau5 swell. W: unable 20 go. EeSSrr
sbo:ri Of htr. a. sho vas at!1 to s%il. AID
therefore not 10 immedia,e danger, ha Dousn
left l. + al LCon CD The same Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
lCOAMUSICATED


Ii s;ens strange TO US on King street, who
either obey the law with regard to o5s.ruoicr 8
voluntarily or are made to comply with its pro
visions, that some parties are permitted to vic
late said lay with iupunity. 1t strikes me that
it is not The duty Of citizens to cal The at,
tention of cur authorities to sucn matters. l
am satisfied that it is the duly of the Superlo-
tendent of Police to visit Kiug street at least
twice week and report under the law 7l1ls-
tions thereof. How Gan he expo. Us to keep
our cutters free from dirt and ice if be permits
these parties to pile over the cutters boxes and
other obsruc!i,ps. The law is explicit, aud |
would ask our very efficient Mayer to $40 to
this matter. ard if the Superintendent of Police
is not responsible. to request his Chief Of the
Polio, force to report to min Guy violations of
the law. OBSERVER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Tho Jewish, Question,

LONDON, Nv. GA dispatch t:0m Berlin
to the Times says: "Hae dshst! is the Cham
Der OF D:puts mss txrco'ed 10 tc.;!n the J1w
i,h q1esiiGp At i.ast iGr he noGcn'. bu: i;
SCENE 20 have oDly brought i! 70 al iEI;lA a2e,
and The tistujilo has b:c1 +: ke7 Up @th re-.
0Cutld energy By TIE press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Derrtsch rasha Enters DuIciguo.

CoNsTANIINoPLE N5V 24-D lVi:Ch PGsha
hes entered Du.cgn9 afttr iii. 1t cpgaeoI.ebt
with the A.bluiare. \ Convention vii BE-
81. ned between tie Mon:sbIe!il aui Turkish
snlhofi:is. The tor:uer, o. tie departure o.
D:rsi,o!i P4sh, viii occupy tho :twi u1dcr iha
protection q tee I1taroa,iOna feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Virginia Conference If the Methodist
Episcopal church, 10 session at Dsnsille since
last Wednesday. adj,uraed last night to meet
in Charlottesville next year.
The Rev. r. NJ. Sbedd pres chsd memorial
sermon On the late Bishop Doggett before the
Methodist Con!ererc, in session OF DabviI!e on
Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Marine Disaster

CHlsTER, Ps November 24-Ths Elco2 &s.
moos, Of this city. sunk during heavy gallo il
Uhessp eske bay, Tear fs:s.ftas river, last
Thursday. Charles Steelmsn aid VIM. C1'p9r.
son. Ct Bridgeport. and Hr. HcdsaTs. Of Cam
den N j yere drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Our Little Ones" is the title of rev mag
tz;ne d. gued for the youngest children that
ON read or who will be attracted BY pretty
pic ures. Published by the Russell Publishing
Company, l49 fremont street. Bostcp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Four lsen GslleI.

st. PAUL. MINI. November "a An acci..
dent occurred yesterday On the Hssting and
Dakota rad st. Hopkins station. & bsnk in
process Of excavation fell upon tina man work
Ing prda7 it and killed four pcIscLs ilatant'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Many cises have coms uoder our notice
where single bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Sy.
rup re!isved a sufferer from severe cough,
which had been treated fur monlhs By oompe-
tent physicians. 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
pUBIIsuED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLI By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. nov. "a. 1880
a proposition to establish two vo:iog pre-

A proposition to establish two vo'ios pre-
cinos ia tic Third Wa!d, or to have the netes
ADD bounds cf that wsrd restricted to their
former linits, VIZ: King AMI Pitt streo.s,
WIS ietroauc j in Ccuccil last night. The DE-
csssiiy for The adoption Ct one or The other plan
ia imperative as shown b. the last election, end
it ia hoped tia. action will be taken speedily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

ASTaANGE History ENDED. y ,s.Gra,g q
man rsnel ArIh1. Liebcrmao, who to'k Ii;
owe life, o. SyfGeu,o, N. Y. by putting bullet
through his head, WIS lu led.
Abcu: The life of Liebcrman harfs cry 10
1h:ci tic elements of tragedy a1d ed7eo'u!e
arc rspge'y io;erUipgcd, |. IVES l:sracd that
he was Ninlls. ard bad b,co compelled tc h!o
| irin Russia CO acc,nct Ct his ino:niiaIy
cpioicns. He VAS Pvlo ~ bi7ih. hs:iag teeu
bara at Wilus. 90 tho Russian frontier. do
| received pyoloucd e5u,ati1n AID WAS hae
Laia scholar. He YES familiar with sev:ral
languages, ard was 10 every wy al cc!oE pshtd
Eao, When the Nihiislo movement vas in
its infarty be found that bis sgmpe HES we're
With l.. 10 heart and action he evtuuIy
bsclme NitiSt end thotcusbIy ld;nlihed
himself With tho co1b2iratc's. lie WIS rralni
n:nt 10 the preparation of ilc!ndary tub
licitiors s. About year and halt $50 e
wrote prayer, which was printed 10 pamphlet
fern and ;ytcn:ivc)y Circulated Ia Ibis llvo-
oa.icn he 5roathed sentiments IeldiDg 10 Icc!,e
the people against the CIR. The authorities
arrested q great msGy rersoEs. charging c:ca
With b:ics tho author, aud among the punhcr
wsro several Of L:cbermeu's fsEill7.
FIoaily the authorship AID IubilclIoa we're
traced TO Lietetmap, and to Es7e bis lie ne
WAS compelled tO envs tho COUNTY. De fEally
reached London, where be sto1rcd petition rs
editor Of Hebrew rsp:r. His at!lc!as zero Of
such e nihiislic character that he publishers
dispensed Hilh his services Three uootl
pco he came to NeH Y3lk, nrd iran hcrco 10
Syracuse. r,
Liebsrman Bsa about lcr'y years cid. lis
parents are wealthy eud respectable lid SILL
reside in Wlna. Liebermao aas prob,b!y
prompted to suicide BY sdVersllcs snd ty he
thought that be vas on exile from Ell bst!ea
land. It is sid that reward Is offered IN
Russia Tor bis head The news Ct lis sad AID
terrible end ri be scot TO bis family.
REpoa1ED INSULT RESENTED A ;iSgatcI:
from Ntr'oik says: The cfi,:Is Of thc ra7y
yard here aro tN,i!cd aud indignant ii tho &C.
ton Of tho cip,sil Of the British steamer
S,rdtirsbau, which WAS wrecked IF Cape
Henry head fc6 w:eks ago. 1ha Secretary
of The navy gave permi. sion for her 10 be re-
paired az tho dry dock 10 the navy yard, end
the dock was gotten ready to recelVo Der, not
si,hs.audiIg it Ess needed fer zoe Of the vas
sells beloDsiug TO Tho Davy. Yesterday hfter'
coon the Sandliughsm WIS placed IL the dock,
when, without cause. the clptain ct the Sand
ripgbam launched the bitereet abuse upon the
Anerioso Iavy, lis oEcers aud f .g. Tue iacis
were repeated to The cou mandant OF the yard
10 Gr!tlog, AID Commodore Hughes ord:rsd
the VI s,el to bs taken from the yard at orc'.
The Ssudringhsn is still fl lat in the deck.
Commodore Hughes having ord,rad that DO
work be done on her until instructions ere re-
cei.cd from the Secretary ct the Nsvs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

A marriage license was iss1ed 10 Washington
yesterday to John o. Brien. of Fairfsx e,uDiy,
Va, end Ann Robinson, of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Whi!e We ars utterly opposed to the stclHse
OF lha Passion Play soon to be produced IN orc
OF the New Yok theatres. and think it shcck'
ing not o1Iy 10 the religious but tie moral
seuss Ct sbe eDtira couo.ry, we cannot under
stand how it is that the production of this
play should b, as stlelujusly opposed es Il Is
By tho preachers AID others of that city who
tbrong is halls ard lee u:e roomsto hesr aid
laugh at the ri5sld lidicns Mir. logerscll
tbroSs u2on tha idcItc,l sut'ct this p!sy is
iotericd to ri prsssn'. These same men Isud
tho tlssDhemous s;tei:s and yet dcoounce
play Inst portrsys the suffs:ings of the founder
Of the religion CT which they arc professors. Of
verify what a remarkable peolle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Few Church.

What is called now church has just been
orgau'z 10 Blouklyu. bu. N 8! of its rreospts
arc cider than Bob Icgersol. TIE cardinal
rrrcipIe in this brotherhood is thiG: Make the
Church 30 thst Chitst could i,io and sustain il
without protest.
|. Let tn, eDite truth b, preached, cut
which way ls will.
ii Ignore your CT, bot save your brother
tramp, vasrant. clinical. viles:, the least though
he be. B., willing 10 be It 81 thst others may
be saved Iastare, tho hcrosm of the pocr
fellow vino sacrificed tis own life to save bis fe!-
lows in Tbs IstG d;s:s:er 10 The Huds n river
tuupsl.
ILL., n, salaries to preachers. no pew ren:s,
90 6parci !. fairs, 10 festivals lotteIies, gift en-
| terprises.
w. Educated men nay preach. but minister
deepening upon the SCHOOLS fer tho SOURCES Of its
| power is rot salc Toned by Cotist, and is cot
Chrs,iap.
Y. No organic .tion is needed. There is too
much government noW.
VI. Extravagarc in dress is not commended
by the seamless garmented Savior.
VII Everything is for everybody. To buy
lands, hoard up wealth. get ricb 10 fact. was
never approved of BY tie Son of Map, who had
not where to Icy His head. Tbs Universal
sora mble after wealth is madness Of the worst
type.
VIII. No man need want for ar hing if the
Church wcu d teach what Christ taught. Take
40 thought OF the morrow. A Christian life is
life OF faith.
IN. In short. ne take The simple life Of Jesus
of NJ zareth, givs our last dime to feed the IN.
worthy poor, derry self. sacrifice salf, stsod
ready 10 die as He died for our principles know
DO distinctions 10 blood, money, or mird. All
are alike worthy. as all are lost without Christ.
Investigation of the Baltimore Cemetery
,r,,o rohher, OF onnticueo md fha dnnnnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Dead

LONDON, Nv. o+.-M!s. E.'e,iI AnIa
Lewis, au:htres' of "Saprho' aud nth.r r11rl
under the rom ia piumo tt "Atela' died sud
Dell S. tight Ct hc6rt disoas,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Tee c:edsnos given by the Richmond Wing
to tho telegram cent it from this city eonousc
iug the el,c ion of MIR. A. G. Harmon to the
Commoa Cou1cil es victory for the "Mshoee
reafjastsIs," shows bow that j,u!usl Was de-
o,ived With regard to the vote its ticket would
receive at The recent presidential election. We
understand it Vas informed by its party s msu-
ayers in this city that it's ticket hero would
rtcsiv, four tuadrsd ard 6;ty votta, when
everybody who knew anything about the seDti.
meet ct tho oomnu7ity was thoroughly cor.
viucea it would not get more than it did
eighty odd. The managers of it's party through
out the STATE we're ike those bere-clrried
away By the enthusiasm of uew movement,
AMI induced thereby to make exaggerated it
not needless statements. and acking that dis
csrument and sagecity 80 essential to the success
OF party maDssem ant and the scc)unts they
sent to the Wing led it into the GORGEOUS mis-
take it mtds oorc,rnirg the strength OF its
ticket. So far ss Mr. Harmon is concerned, as
we stated yesterday, If there is one man 10 the
State more opposed to Malone reai 1stment'
than be we have never heard Of him, aud Of
ali who we're surprised to sss Mr.. Harmon au-
uounced as Malone readjuster none was more
astonished than himself The Wing should
get its information abou! is oRn party'S aff.irs
iram other q1artsrs. If it htd relied upon
what the virginia democratic association of
Washington told it month beforehand shout
the vote 10 Virginia, it would 10. have been
deceived and would not have deceived Others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
Fhe Vote for Electors

The following shows The aggregate vote res
c,ived by csca presidential elector 90 the dam.
ro.ali, republican. ADD readins'er t'cIe,s 10
Fireiri.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

The C n:us of South Carolina has tc,n taken
tRis, a!ie.dY. and thu superintendent Of the
esosus bureau, Genersl Walker, and Secretary
Scbu Of the Interior Department. both good
republicans, arc PERFECTLY sa.isfsd of its c,rrect
ne.s; buE Mr.. Hayes. who, by 90 aritbmetici
prcc sa tbs. has never get been thoroughly TX.
plai5ed, c,ryi>d tina. S,ato By tho samo vote
that a. tho sam, tiuo elected o dem ocrAtio
Governor, has dlcteed that another one be
taken. 10 order. if possible, to fad some excuse
for th, proposed radical attempt to reduce the
congress o,al representation ofthe South. Poor
Hayes His administration c)mmeoc'd in
fraud. has progressed 10 su5servieat igaomioy.
aud will enc with nefarious attempt to III arc
the very people who, BY refusing to join those
who wish; to oppose bis Inauguration BY forcs.
penn; tied him to dissrac, the White House.
Fortunately that eud will soon come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

Investigation of the Baltimore Cemetery
grave robbers sill continues. and the demon
s:rator at the Msrylsnd University Hospia
refused to answer suy question: except those
propoundcd TO him by tho grand jur9. which
yesterday entered upon the i1qui,y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24
~. BEHDHI;lh..5 ne KIM 81.

I AIDES XIII & LOVES, Z ao1 tu,v
a. every pair warranted
D. +. BRA9HEA&.
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ARMORY HALT,
THANKSGIVING N!GHT-ThUnoyay
November f5h.
The Little Favp.it"s

Seven in number. in "a ancient - .ukee uo3.a
DO" and their new qusrteIta, "Ghdi1g A'csy
with full Drum Corps acconpsJia:ou:
The ladies admiration Naster WAI!!Sgia
his big osss drum will b please! 80. 81. H.
friends on that OCCASION.
Little BS5SIE SCHUTT in iuc!;-oG. T. o.
tations, including To., Hoods LOS. liyiT," ~.
ssisted by the following artists: Mast d..
Doncb and Miss augusta UoncA in vi.lA q. {
pisno duets.
Mr.. "Jonnie" Cor5stt. tho people. aya.i.-r.
his inimit.bls charaCt,c Sketches, tJge..vt v. b
Aimee's Pretty IS " P,c.ure." ana n's c,i.ig>
Irish Policem So"
NEIL BELT, il German Cbarsc.o. l,"sl =
ties, Michael SchEedcC's Party" "a: they,
lte.ic recitation. ":oms5ocy'. MoIhe;"
w. +. COLLINS, in ckolco BAL sc,e:lj..
"BianDsgsn's Bsud Msrch," Hem. Sw 81.
HomP," with variations &C.
Tickets 50e; gallery 20 Caiidcen scn1a.
panied By their pareats = cents - lowsr H..
No oxLrn charge for Reserved Seats, 20 re -,
at TeuIescn X Cc.'s Wall Paper Store, Is Gjas
street. LDv .O-j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

- GROSS RUMFOKD'S, STERLJNu w.
l. y and ROYAL BAKlNG PCWDhh' -
ceived by
nov23 HARMON q . MI L
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DARGAIN:-Will op,n on Wech COY
40 morning lC0 dozsa LIEN HandEtieL;;''''..
prices -. II, ID, - aid Csc; wo;tH s1'.'
double the prize.
nov23-6. Q. ii. ADhMS. w hlng -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

EISH-5C0 lbs Georges Bank Coi1'h, -
II Boxes bone,ess Codash, Yarn u n b!o::r,s
md Scaled behring's received thi; c'J c'.'''
from Boslop. ,,,,ru
nov2} HhHMoE Y hl ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

NAIARM GLOVES for Lalies, GsnIf, h Me-
w and Boys-lui!able for the coIirs: "aa,.'''
nox23-3; g. ID. ADAMS. @ King f..
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TsTABLIsHED IN 1899.

OOKl Kl-LCNUOa Ca ~
IL POWDEE 10 10 boxes, Can BE- pu!cn"'"1
for one dollar POI box st .....
w. ?. CREIGATDN'S,
,shd IS King stree!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

ERUIT BUTTER Apple, Pecca. fesr 49,
e Ounce Butt:r received 1ay ~ pupN
nopl2 y. v. @taO - = -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

AIDES WOODEN SKIETS at Due ''''
- Sl(O 81 so and So 90:
poyI3-G: g. ID, a "a IL =, * hlus -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-24

DRRSEHvES-Pescb Pinespple. ChefrIVs,
Il Damsocs and ether FtGis ntttinmkN
sale by rnov22l j. Z. iooo -
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Prospects of the wheat Crop.

The Cincinnati "Price Current" pub
lished on Wednesday special returns
from nearly 300 points in the West in
regard to the growing wheat crop. The
indications are almost uniformly favor
able as to condition and tlattering as to
prospects, especially in Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana, and Michigan. In Missouri
complaints are exceptional. In Nebraska
the Winter crop is generally reported
favorable. Wet weather has done
harm in Illinois, while in Kansas and
Iowa there are complaints of dry wealth
er, but au average crop is expected.
The most serious complaints of winter
killing come from Wisconsin. An in
creased acreage is generally reported.
The "Prics Current" regards the
promise as favorable fer an unusually
large yield of winter wheat, while the
returns from the spring wheat region
show an increase acreage of this crop.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
fash. ELLIOT, Jno. !
sR Elliot and John X.

TAS.H. ELLIOT, Jno.0
81 X Elliot and ohm K.
Elliot Trustees, under
the last VIII and Tesla In ChSncs~y New
ment of Rebecca 5. X. Castle County. In
Conneli, dec eased, vs.. Partition
Thomas Y, Field and
Margaret NJ. Field, his
wife.
And now to wit, this sixteenth day Of Feb
ruary, A. d., 1880, 1t appearing to the Chan
ceJier by the affidavit Of John Pyle, that 1 hos.
Y. Field and Margaret M. Field, has wife, the
of abode within this county, aid cannot bs
served with process, that they reside In tho
City of Brooklyn, and state OF New YORK,
and no appearance having been entered Tor
the said Thomas Y. Field and Margaret NJ.
Field, or either of them, at the return OF Il e
summons issued for them: 1t Is thereupon on
motion of Edward q. Bradford, Jr., Esd, so.
licitOr for the petitioners, ordered by the
Chancellor that the said Thomas Y. Field
and Margaret M. Field, do appear before the
Chancellor at his chambers In Dover, on the
eighth day Of April, A. d., 1887, and show
cause, II any they have, why partition OF the
premises In the petition described, should not
be made according TO the prayer thereof, or
that the petition will be taken pro con 'esso"
as to the said Thomas Y. Field ard Margaret
NJ. Field. And the Register is directed to
cause q copy of this order to be published In
the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, newspaper OF the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county, for
the period OF thirty days next, preceding the
said eighth day of April A. H., 1880.
SO Attest J. M. HOUSEMAN, Reg. GO.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
Written for the REPUBLICAN,.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
BY JAS. M'sRossoN.

Oh who could view the stars by night,
Without the thought sublime!
That the soul Of man must take Its hight
To o grand, u nObier cline?
Or who could lsok with eyes undim,
On the moon with her silvery light,
And have In mind no thought Of Him
Who rules her heavenly flight?
Oh who could gaze upon the sun,
That glorious orb OF day,
And have no thought OF the Mighty One
Whose power he displaysf
Or who can view the beautiful earth
Clothed In spring, summer, winter or fall
And think not OF Aim who gave them birth
Who is God and creator OF all
Dark indeed must be the mind
That In Gods works can't see,
A peace, a Joy, comfort find,
For time and eternity.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12

NEW HARNESS.-J. A. CONNER.
IN has started u new harness stora, next
door to Merrick's building, on Fourth street.
between Walnut and French, where he in.
tends making first class harness at reason
able rates. He In ends keeping everything
usually kept in n tirst-class harness store. He
carried on the business five years ago and
made large lot Of tirst-class work, and estah.
lished large trade, of good customers, and
mas started again for himself after discontin-
uing the business five years. He would be
pleased to Fave his old customers give him a
call as he studies to please. He also keeps
the b. Is. harness and oil backing, the best
in the market, guaranteed to be tree from
coal oil. N. b. Repairing promptly and
neatly done. All work guaranteed as repre-
sented. 3-41wd-6mw
Daily Republican., 1880-03-12
voorhe es Exodus Committee.

Voorhees, negro exodus committee
yesterday placed upon the witness
stand Mr.. John G. New, q member Of
the Republican Committee Of Indiana.
Mr.. New testified that he and his COL
leagues upon the committee had opposed
the scheme for helping North Carolina
negroes to come to Indiana, because
ninety per cent. OF those who had come
were women and children. and conse-
quently non-produoers. Senator Voor-
hees manifestly made mistake in sum
moning such witness as this. II what
Mr.. New says 10 true, one hundred and
fifty thousand negroes would have to
be brought 70 Indiana before the DEM
ooratic majority would be imperilled.