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Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
Female Street Preacher.

A novelty of Sunday was Il street
preacher, an elderly Quaker-like
dressed woman who called herself Il
"Christian Israelite." After reading
Il chapter from the Prophecy of Dan
iel, Il hymn and repeating the Lords
Prayer, she addressed the crowd that
had assembled to hear her to the num-
Der of 200 for about forty minutes, the
subject being the Ingathering of
Israel" They believed, she said, the
whole bible, its warnings and prophe-
cies, and she showed a remarkable apt
ness at quoting passages sustaining the
doctrines she advanced The tenor
of her remarks was that of the highest
christian prcccpt not only i'll believing
but in doing, making Il point of the
latter as distinguishing them from
other sects. This was the preparation
and in the fullness of time" vice, and
impurity and unbelicf would be entire
ly done away with. There were two
reformatiOns," the reformation i'll the
lives of those now living and the
"great Reformation, the Millennium
| period, when Christ shall again come
to reign, during which time there will
! be neither sin nor death of man or
beast. The soul, she said, went with
the body into the grave and the spirit
to the God who gave it to be reunited
in the resurrection day. What she
called the "spirit' she said was not
given Christ until he was thirty years
old, remaining during the Messianic
period of three years and fOrsook him
i'll the agony in the garden, or he could
not have been put to death. The
chief prophecy in relation to the
second coming was the time, times,
and half-timc of Daniel" "a time
being 1000 years., thus making the
period until the fulllmcnt, 1000 years.
The scriptural declaration that "a
thousand years with the Lord is as
one day was ingeniOusly illustrated
i'll Adams ease. In reference to the
forbidden fruit it was said to him, in
the day thou catCst thereof thou shalt
die" He disobeyed and lived only
$50 years, dying within the Lords day,
that is, in less than 1000 years. One
of the chief points of the discourse wa,
the restoration of Israel. The Jews
she said condemned Christ but the
Gentiles put him to death, and were
thus in II measure responsible. She
taught inferentially that the restoration
of the Jews and the Millennium woult
mark the same period in prophets
time, when the leopard should eat
grass like the OK, the lamb and the
, lion shall lie down together and ;
, little child shall lead them. The high
est allegOry with her and their faith haC
a literal Interpretation. Her name
was Catherine Schertz, says she wa
sent from New York to do mission
work and spoke with Il decided Ger
man accent. OF course the usual col
: lection was taken and good one, fO
G whatever she may be or what possibl
G good she may expect to accomplish
: way down here where the lost sheer
V of the House of Israel are very scarce
: her hearers were impressed with he
: sincerity and goodness Of nurnOse.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
ArOTICIE

~ Notice is hereby given that l. William
Daniel d., being the owner Of the holINc and
premises known as the Chester House" in The
town Of smyrna Kent county and state q! Dclu-
ware. intend to make application t. the Court If
General sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of the state ni Delaware, in and for Kent county
al its next session which viii commence and be
held at Dover. in Kent county aforesaid. uu Mon
day. the twenty third day Of October. in the year
cighty-twO. for license for the keeping 81 an inn
or tavern and authorizing the sale of intoXicat-
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart, 10 h,'
drunk on the premises in said " Chester House. ~
The said Chester House" wherein an inn or
tavern is proposed to be kept. with the privilege
OF selling therein Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk ON the
premises is located in United school district.
Nos. ), -. , and lO7 in Kent county aforesaid,
forming one Umitcd school District by the name
of the Smyrna Public Schools and Oh Mctho-
dist street in the said Town of smyrna. il Kent
county aforesaid The time when the said Uppli.
cation Will be made by me will be uH Monday
the twenty third day Of October, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ami eighty
Two, being the first day of the next term of til,
said Court of General sessions of the Peace an'
lail Delivery, Of the state Of Delaware, in and +"
Kent county. The names Of the cspcct,,blc citI
Zcns recommending my said application urc:
John Mustard H. G. Douglas
Geo +. Brown, W. T. Riggs
=. II smith. John kcuuady
Gcurgc II. Cunning. Ihuuu- Morris
". \. G. IiardcaSt!r, Horace !: Mustard.
&. A. Wick Iacnb lciuhcrs,r
+ X; =. ". IIruns Wm. f.. Hail.
salul NIld>, r. X. tarty.
WILLIAM DANIEL. VI ID
smyrna sept. 18th lSs2.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
100 Farms for SaIp
FINEST CT Land.
IN Ne" C"ttIr Connfg. b,y,r,,.
h"M "' f'r" Co""fi,x lL,,,I I 'oi
Nice Homes at Moderate Finn.

No. J Hr!cN IIil, IA E,aj.t.,.. 49,.
home, mile iIala IrNi-.I.c +. ."..'..
- arIcs. elegant >"., Nrlj .u.;.,...., = '....
Nthlth'c healthy iaI",. LI.-. mans. '''r.
farm lisidi'., uu,;rI -uu! i,.r.. .l... A. ~.
liberal ''-.i.., IT,.
y" > 700 acre. ole. I....,..l,. v....
r"lnI"r'" "id"r. and @,1I hu...''.
,,;>r N% Ill - I,.,.., ,.'., ""i ming Hl..y..4
~. sis iaIir- ,I .I,y...-
buI"'hS> a." ".r''> r:.r.,.. .ta....o..
Np '..- -''' "'ir la:Ia. i... l' .,
licasait Il complete order !,... ~
N"-6 --..." "tI.>, no bctfr,...
Hi"''H, ana good buildings u. N N......, '' ~
>'uyttt !,.im. Price So Der .,..,,. "l'a.
y" ihfee iarms near lc.apsir..,.,.
hi"ii''"- IN" vltw Of Delaware. :.l,.r. a..
ir.',i I'D best Of building i'.-...
huia r1l!a~. Containing r,.,lr.,.,.,
ami .HH ,.:-It.~ .
}" $50 acre farm one mir. f:.5.+...
u" b'u'i "a me State Price -, E,,...,. 49,.
,.,., ~, ~, @Gie iAiin, one iailc Of O...
No ln - acres. two mu.. ,f
home. Price -!GWn ~. '..
No. II = III acres. a'iJo.niu, ol.>,.
home. ir!Ce j ,tsp r..
N". ]! J." acres one la........, o..
IanG. Price ~lunsI.
No. I'll hr"c i,,rII~. rl.,......... ,,,
containing Respectively t.
Prices E sra. = .irl ~l.,.tat ~ ~.
No. li.-2l2 aero kunW.l.- r.r.
situated on Levels. E',4an. n....,..n ~.
IN complete order l!, Iailu .-.,..t e.. -
HtI'i> i;iil the >"i. :, ,ui Tine .,,..' ,...
state. not on" iJpJ 81 .Ii...riu!...r..
feach orchard % i'rp, ll,,- ....#..
NOW in market
NJ. -. 10 i...v- .tau....,-- +. al.
well improved it..r-.-
NJ. lG.-I!c ifr Itam :,.- ....
acre. "a r. ''".f-''-. .Il ,.....l l.....,.......
-ltrrI
~. i -. ...r,, It...- .....,....
proved iHr!u. ga 1910. H..r.. a.....,
bnid:Ifs- ami irar.ii. -.l.. u,-. ......,
81, per .cr-.
Inn -"'i We'll ;fu3.r.t,.,l .,... s.
@u"d ia;!u buiilu,- ,.,-.... ....
""ll h"dacd aud lur.lly Dt !:...r o., 81.
i'ia'r goa per ..c:r. Ill., j. '.......,.,..
ti,r I4ars,t
N". D. Two Farms r.,, ,,.-....
-l arrc- also -t"i" aiul ilt, ..
situated al Forrest ~,ttum .'.--....,r..
luratcd. in iair ~t.'..."t ,...,.s.
iH"> UHi tNu '!.t.r, !,...t. ,,....,
vCuicut L. cht.lr'.,~. -,.......- ....- .,,
ware railroad :u:ji~ 5. t,... II
scp1.;,t" or ~ Il " H".,. A ...- ........
And many ul:irr, .,.a .,..
- fine iniL.- IA kr:.t ..... .,......
land.
E5.I know ! can ,...r...... .r,
These farms .,.. ia h,...'I... ......... .....
rt.iiratd >tatiui.~ ami -.,.. ...t
NE \ GAIL
GEO. W. INGRAM.
>cl,;-.Ii N.i!...,..,, B..
, or. JANE- a IEAl,G. ct,,.,.,,a. 4.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
" two visit to friends in Newark, N.

The following persons have been
visiting friends here the past week:
Mrs. Mary Dougherty, Misses Mary
and Emma Young, Miss Florence Nc
Kee, Miss Emma Staats and mother,
Mrs. Jane Emerson, Miss Sallie Bell,
Philadelphia.
Rev. Jas. i. Houston wife and chill
dren, VIM. j. Mannering, Wilmington.
Mrs. VIM. r. Finn, Miss Laura
MOrrell, Newport.
VIM. G. Emerson wife, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Germantown, Pa.
Miss Mary Shears, New Haven, Conn.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins, EastOn, Md.
Howard Reed, New Castle.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20

EIGHT State Conventions meet this
week in different parts of the country
so it would seem that in other States
besides our own the parties are getting
in array for the Fall contest.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
Nr(AnNI(E

N Notice j. hereby given that l. ill.hlnan
FuXWCll. being the owner of the hGu-c and ITrluI-
scs. known a. the smyrna House ia the Iowu
of smyrna, Kent county and state Ot Delaware. in
Tend 10 max application 10 the Court ut General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery ui th,
state of Delaware. IN aud tor Kent county. at it,
next session which will commence and b.. hc.d
at Dover. III Kent county aforesaid ola Monday.
the twenty third day Of October. in the year Ui
our Lord one thousand eight hundred am! Cighty-
two, for Il license Tor the keeping ut Hu ina or
tavern and authorizing the sale of Intoxicating.
liquors in less quantities than one quart. Ia bc
drunk on the premises. i'll the said SMYRNA
House The said smyrna House Wlctr!u alI
inn or tavern is proposed to be kept with the
privilege of selling therein intoxicating ljquur> if
less quantities than one quart. To be drums on
the premises. is located in United ScEpul Di,tIi,t
Nos. ,, l01, 3 and -, in Kent county aforesaid
forming one United school District by the l,.Il,.
of tine smyrna Public schools, and on NaiI.
street in the said Town of Smyrna in Kent county
aforesaid. The time when the said application
VIII be made hy me will be on Monday. the
twenty third day of October in the year Of ouI
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
twu. being the first day of the next term OF thC
sand Court of General Sessions OF the Peace aUC
jail Delivery of the state of delaware in and fol
Kent county The names Of the respectable citi
zens recommending my said application are.
Horace r. Mustard, Nln. \ NcNOWu.
John Winter. Wm. J. Phillips.
Vim. ii. Manuering Thomas +. Jefferson.
II. G.. Spruance George W. Butler.
W. B. Collins, Jr. T.. ThOs. Clayton,
J. q. Brinton, ThoS. McCOy.
Abel TAYLOR. James \. Collins,
Wm T. Riggs r. BlaiS
/ James Startling Vim. f.. Hail.
TILGHMAN FONN ELL.
smyrna, sept. 18th. 1882.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20

The Wilmington M. +. Conference
will be called upon to appoint three
Presiding Elders at its next annual
session, and already a dozen or so
ministers are looking forward to, and
trying to influence, their respective
appointments.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20

In accordance with the usual custom
the p. w. 4 B. r. II. Co., will sell ex-
cursiOn tickets at half rate to Agricul-
tural Fairs. These tickets include an
admission to the grounds and will be
good to return.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
iII1IAnEI1,IIIA NLAnE L,rs
DEATHS.

SWEENEY.--Ncar Clayton. Sept. 18th, Emma
Sweeney. daughter of Bernard and Jane Swcc-
ney, aged months, IL days
WALLACE-ln Deakyneville. Sept 10th, Harry
T., son Of John K. and Annie J. Wallace, aged
years. months, 5 days
FOWLER.-In Leipsic. sept IIh Capt. Robert J.
Fowler. aged 73 years II months, - days.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
TnTIGE,

MoI'ICIEG
IN /, Wilson T. Cavemdcr, of the town Of
smyrna Kent County and state of Delaware. the
owner of the house and premises, known aS the
Delaware House" situated at the South East
Corner ui Main and Methodist Streets. il. the
Town o; smyrna aforesaid. and in United school
Districts Nos ; and II and ) and l07. in Kent
County, and now forming one United School Dis
trictby the name of the smyrna Public schools. ."
do hereby give notice that | shall make applica-
tiOn to the Court of General sessions Of the Peace
and jail Delivery in and for Kent County. on
Monday. the twCnty-third day of October. A. d..
lSS2. then 10 hc holden at bower tor II license
authorizing and permitting an Inn or Tavern To
be- kept III said Delaware House - and premises.
with the privilege Of selling Intoxicating liquors
therein im less quantities than one quart. To- hc
drunk on the premises. and that the names OF the
respectable citizens recommending my said APP
pIicatipu ara:
john Mustard. - j CumIniuS
Alex. Humphreys. W. \. e. IlardcA>tlc.
! est r~iy. Jacob LCHbcrgcr.
Il. :. y. lilIpu>. T. H. smith.
II. g Douglass T.. VI CluHk
WIN. e. Mitchell, l.. BlaiS
WILSON 7. CANENbiI;
smyrna, sept -, lSH2.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
NOTICE.

\ Business Meeting OF the Republican Club OF
Duck Creek Hundred, will be held in their room
in the Cooper Building. on Monday evening next
the 18th inst at O'Clock, and will be addressed
by Richard Harrington and James Penncwill.
All Republican are invited to be present.
BY order of the club.
W. \. FAIRIES, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
At Private Sale.

The store House and Dwelling situated on the
corner of North and Main Streets smyrna. Del
This is Il valuable business stand for the right
man. Terms reasonable. For particulars, &C.,
apply IL.
: L. CULLENN.
aug 9-lm smyrna bel.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
FOR SALE.

@Sg----S otuf superior Aldcrny and Giraffe
'S|SA-AG Mich Cows, all fresh this Spring.
M ~ Applytn
'-ce-----s InOS. f. BAILEY,
! iunc .,S.tf Seven lIickOTicS bel.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
NOTICE.

SMYRNA. DgI.. September G, 1892
Since the contest between $. l.. Il j. NJ SprOut
and w. X. Phillips is ended although Il was told
by Mr.. j. NJ. SprOut that IL would never come off
ana numerous other assertions having been made
In reference to me and my evapOratOrs hereby
at anytime for double the forfeit money CSlOO rs
the first trial
W. r. PHILLIPS, Milford. Del.
Smyrna times., 1882-09-20
GEO. w. INGItAN

Pom Mit.-sau. j..
or, JANE- \ TEAH' T.. ,t,,...'aa. g5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04
ALEXANDRIA,

Gen. TooMes says the manufacturers Of
hcSouth don't need protection. And that is
true. Manufacturing can be carried on so
advantaseously in the South; the conditions
are 50 favorable, and the facilities so excep-
tionally superior, that were the protective
tariff abolished the Northern manufacturers
would move their plants to the South in Or
der to partake ofthe benefits of those con-
ditions and facilities. This i5 80 patent that
the fact that there are Southern men who
favor thu extension of the existing protec-
tive tariff is not the least Of the wonders of
this wonderful age. A revenue tariff would
benefit Northern manufacturers by opening
to them the markets Of the world, and
would 40 stimulate manufacturing in the
South that mills and factories would soon
be in operation throughout the ontirc Sec
lion.
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FOREIGN NEWS

The Archbishop of Canterbury died st 7l5
o'clock yesterday morning.
Tho new ship canal which is to Connect the Bslli.
and the North Seas will save nearly six hundred
miles of the water journey now made around tho
Danish Peninsula.
The London Observer Says that the Dublin All.
thorities have good reason to believe that tho rc
cont desperate outrages committed in that city
were arranged in London and New York.
Prof. Tschernischewsky, who has becu called
the father of Nihilism in Russia is shortly TO NJ
liberated from convict prison on consideration
thathe leave the country. He has been eighteen
years in prison. 1T is to bo hoped il lie ever
makes this country his home be will contrac, hi,
name somewhat Is if he is to hcgouie in any
way prominent here.
The coffee plant i'll ln,!i. seems doomed 70 OK
tinction, like the potato ana the grape The PLAZA,
is attacked by q peculiar fungus, which, getting
upon ono leaf, rapidly spreads over the whole
causing tho plant to die In this way il has spread
ruin and dismay throughout most districts OF the
hill country of Ceylon, extending thence to the
Fiji Islands and Java where it is reported to b.:
doing great mischief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04

WHAT MANNER Of man can Dir. corhhill
U. 8. Attorney for the District Of Coiulnbi.
be? 1t is the duty Of the man filing mis-
Office to prosecute tho star route robbers;
bat 80 far from entrustins him with that
duty the Attorney General has so little con.
tdencc in hi' integrity that he not only
sposltlve'y prohibits him from having any
connection with the case, but nvowcdly cx
cludes iiai from all sources of information
Respecting il, lest he may, to serve the rob,
bcrs, beiTay the Government, from whose
treasury he draws bis salary. And yet Mr.
Corkhi!l will not resign. The love OF Office
in Some people surely passes all under
standing
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Every seat was sold for the performance
OF "Esmeralda" in Richmond last week.
Thirty-lour car loads of cattle arrived al
the Warrenton depot lust week.
The Schooner II. f. Riley, while on .
VOYAGE from Orchilla to Richmond, wa,
abandoned at sea on November 25 TIL
crew were taken offand have arrived at New
York
Stephen Britton, highly respected citi.
zen Of Petersburg, and widely known, at
tempted to commit suicide late list nigh
by taking large quantity of laudanum. /.
Is not thought he can recover. Reduced
circumstances prompted the act.
On Saturday morning William Bell, near
Norfolk, Tanner Creek. while moving to
Prlnccss Anne county, and while sitting in a
cart with his wife, who had an infant in Eel
arms, was shot in the abdomen, and it j.
feared, MORALLY wounded bya gun in the
cart. The wound is necessarily fatal
In Richmond United States Commissioner
Peasants on Saturday sent WIN. TT. FALL
man, II. Fl. Wilkins and Edward Gray be-
fore the grand jury Of the United States
Court, which meets to-day OH a. charge OF
violation of the federal election laws. The
parties were admitted all three, to bail in
81 900 each.
In the County Court Of Fauquier last
week in the case of John Summers colored
charged with an attempted outrage upun
Hebe Carter, also colored, the jury found
verdict of guilty and fixed the term of his
imprisonment in the penitentiary at FIVE
years. The judge refused new trial, and
counsel for the defendant gave notice of an
appeal to the Circuit Court.
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IN MENORItN

There is reaper whose name is Death, aud
with his sickle keen he rcaps the ripencd grain.
Miss HENRIETTA A MANDELLL (who,e
sudden death on Tuesday last shocked and sad
dcned our entire community was an aunt 81
Mrs. A. j. Dorm. with whom she had resided for
the last thirty years, and By the whole family has
always been looked upon, loved aud venerat,d AZ
o mother.
Miss AIandcll was born in Alexandria, VIRGINIA
on the Sth of May, 1913. In her early youth She
united with the Methodist church and alwav,
chung to its teachings and precepts as the anchor
of her eternal salvation.
In the calm serenity of an apparently healthy
old age she seemed to BIO tranquility glidn gdoyTn
the river life, when suddenly, witfolt note
of warning, the boat stranded. The gain was
ready for the sickle.
Let US hope that on the farther shore she has
met with the loved ones from whom she has so
long been parted, and that she may may THROUGH
the mercy of God enjoy with them q blisslrl i'm
mortality. Tszas. Statesman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04

TUE GACKwABDNE5s in the department
reports this year. which will delay the
preparation Of the regular Congressional
appropriation bills, sgenerally attributed to
the electioneoring work that was done 10y
the departments last summer ana fall, which
occupied SO much Of the time Of the clerks
that they hal little to devote TO the bust
uess Of the country. It is not probable,
however. that Congress will over be able to
oilor bu' wc moro such good excuses for
similar delays in tho transaction of it,
business
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MONETARY ARD COMMERCIAL,

VIRGINIA -BoSDs.-J. 4. Hambleton & Co;
Baltimore financial circular of Saturday last SAYS
Virginia bonds werc quite active at our Exchange
during the week and both consos snd 1O.iO's
were in good demand at advancing figures. Con.
soils sold from 81 = up to 50 and lO'lus from I3
to 44l2. The demand for consols WAS LEGAL but
several orders were received FROM London 10 buy
10 4Os. The tendency for both is upward, and v.
think there are good reasons to expect higher
dlcbergcr 3's sold down to n, which is mora
than enough for them considering the very doubt
full security Of the good faith and credit of Tho
State of Virginia. Consol coupons were steady at
about 81 and 1O-40 coupons at SIS to CT. peclcrs
81 to 81 and West Virginia deferred II to IL,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at noon
by the President pro tenn pore, Senator Davis
OF Illinois
After prayer by the Chaplin, the custom
cry resolution were adopted for the appoint.
ment OF committees to notify the President
and the House of Representatives respcc-
t!Yely that the Senate had convened and
was ready for business
The President pro temporc submitted re-
ports from various Senate officers which
were laid on the table
Several bills, resolutions, &c, were intro
duced and referred, and at the conclusion of
the morning hour the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of the calendar.
After disposiEs of one or two private bills
the Senate. ut one p. m, took q recess for
halfun hour
Ia consequence OF the unrescnded order
of the last session fixing at IL a. IN. the
hour for the daily assembling of the House,
the second session Of the 47tb Congress of
That body WAS oday opened by the Speak
er at that hour. The galleries, though not
crowded were comfortably filed, and on the
floor the busting throng Of members was en-
gagged in neutrality-suspicious. and in exchanging
locular remarks in reference to the recent
election. The appearance of the Chamber
Is not changed, the same diugy carpet GOV.
erlng the floor. though the revarnishing of
the desks tends to make the hall look some
what brighter. The desk occupied during
last session by the late Representative Up
degrat, of Ohio, was tastefully dressed in
black and ocna nentea with q basket of flow
ers
In his opening prayer, the Chaplain of the
House alluded to the deaths Of Representa-
tives Lowe and updegraff and gave thanks
that the other members had been preserved
during tho recess in health and prosperity.
Tho Speaker then formally declared the
session opened, and the Clerk proceeded to
call the roll of members.
The call disclosed the presence Of oo2
members
Certain gentlemen were then sworn in as
members of the House to fill vacancies.
The Speaker laid before the House the
report of the Tariff Commission and Mr..
Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, moved its reference
to the Committee on Ways and Means
The Speaker then as the regular order
proceeded to call the States for bills
when several were introduced and appro-
rriately referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04

Prof. Hastings informs US that the best
way to see the transit Of Venus is to observe
it in the bottom Of saucer, but what he
means BY that he fails to explain. Hence
those who have no access TO telescopes had
better rely ON smoked glass. This rare as
tronomical phenomenon will not occur
again for more than century, and If the
present opportunity be lost the problem Of
ascertaining the exact distance Of the earth
from the sun will be postponed until the
twenty first century
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04

The court-martiul which had been summoned to
meet yesterday assembled at Cairo. Arab Pashs
pleaded guilty to the charge of rebellion. The
proceedings were very brief the court sitting only
few minutes. In the afternoon the court reas.
scmhled and pronounced sentence of death against
Arab. The khcdive subsequently committed the
sentence TO exile for life. It is believed that
Arahi will retire to some part of the British Do
Ininiou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-04

Nus III " the scn>,ia trial OF tho Secretary %!
tho natonsl republican executive committeo i'.r
rpsb!ns Tao government haI commenced that in
dIvdaal has s,ns blind again and. it il said, VII,
remain ~ du-in3 tho six weeks his trial vii; br
likely ~ rDa4ins. Tx ,s.ul.,r Dorsey may have
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