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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
The Centennial.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazottc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23-No Hall OF Ebs
was ever more dazzIng than this Museum Of
the French Nevertheless, think the effect Of
a scrutiny is dispirIting. Let Us see if my
theory, limited at last week will wash. The
first compartment is religious one; life sized
figures of the Wise Men from the East Mary
with our Saviour's head upon her lap, latter
the crucfzlon) the tear clluglog to her check;
one Thousand cruci6xes, with a skull and
cross bones on the naic beam, on many,) and
d0q with whip 10 his mouth Mkt COM
partment the most gorgeous carpets one OF
5000 shade,-of u wolf fighting mastltts, with
the gashes and the squirting blood, Ia nice do
nestle scene, c)0gruOus with the repose OF
evening, and indicative of domestic endcar-
ment aod rest) the next magnificent skating
scene, the prominent feature of which IS a m'',
putting on womsn's shake, tits Operct bouGe
| won't describe it, and SO on through all the
toll and dust aud spIeudor There is right
| against this case the divincst set OF furniture
my eyes ever rested on. All the richest frweTs
| Poe describe 1t:
My tantazed spirit here blandly rcposes,
Forgetting or never rcgrctting It's roses
Its old agItatoos ot myrtles aud roses
Next comes the table ware, and 10 all the in
| frmitude Of care bestowed by the artist, you
observe the prevailing grotesquerle If one
could afford 81 900 service; yet oue does not
wan 10 eat bis soup with a grlffn's tail Hap
ping IN ii, or his >weptmeatS with hydra suap'
ping at the stems What can say OF those
rows OF cases with ladies dresses? L Try one :
white satin, so lined aud oWrought with
lace that you fail to detect their severance Il
very long graceful trail, fastened to the shout
ders D! the dress with golden cords cnbroldcr
ed with gold and luscious flowers, aud lined
with snowy muslin, (prIc S65O.) All the cases
looked to me as If the air ought TO be kept out.
The cases of shoes looked like the effect OF an
immense kaleidoscope, rapidly revolving. Jou
vines cases were about as gay. l cant APP
proach the "Jyouterie' that cave OF staac
tiles and staIagmltes with flood OF glorious
light upon them, nor the brutzaS, DOR silver
ware nor hundred other spIcudld things. |
have to write on the idea OF Culver and Rus
kin-a DIau describes sunset uu the l!iiunlaoc
ocean. There are ten thousand simultaneous
scenes, and none see the ocean as 1t Is, but
they give you the idea. The abiding impress.
sion of the French exhibits cannot better con
vcy than 10 one Of their hymns, retl"x OF
their philosophy aDd practical plc;y:
"Quaud on n a pas d argent
Qu,nd 90 u a pas d eSuair
On rreud sa ch"mlsc de dcvant
Et $ en- fait um mouchair.
However reluctantly you write 1t, !hc rare
beauty Of their museum does not galnlsay the
unavoidable inference. Il. ;. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
Alexandria,Va.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1879.

The STREETS AND THEIR CosT.-No one
can look upon some of the superb streetwsys IN
the northwestern sectioo OF Washington with
out a slight twinge of envy Of the people who
possess such magnificent thoroughtarcs. But
M one can glauce at the bill Of cost, aud com.
nutc the many millions Of d.ljars that the
troubled taxpayers of that city have paid,
and learn that even, IN spite OF all thls LAVISH
expenditure, the selling price OF real estate has
largely deprecated, without dropping all envy,
aud tt ing content that Alexandria shall CUT ITS
coat according to its cloth.
Our streets were laid out u las. and from
August, ISL, when Mir. John Carlyle was d.
rccted by the Trustees ''to have good road
made down to Point Lumley, and to see streets
kept 10 repair the thoroughfares of the town
have occupied the ceaseless attention OF It's au
thori les. The grading of the streets, 90
fixed plan, began 10 ISL. and the streets soon
came to neeu paving. a lottery was devised
to raise funds for this purpose, but tailed to
realize sufficient money, aud, in 1893, num
Der OF private contributions were made, te
which the Commissioners of the street lotterc:
added the funds ID their possession, and on the
lst Of February, 1893, the first Committee OIL
Streets-James k.lth. Richard Conway and
George Gilpin-begau the yet uncompleteo
work of paving the streets Of the town. They
were directed 10 pave first King street from
Fairfax TO Pitt Fairfax from King to Plluce
and Prince ii om Fairfax to Water streets. The
Commissioners advertised for stone, Of wblct
they say 1.-THE stone best calculated for paviog
is of an oval kind, weighing from fifteen t.
sixty pounds or upward. " We see yet 10 the
streets some OF those sixty pound boulders.
The work of paving mas since continued no
der va:irus aupicies, and by many men. The
most remarkable was the repaving Of King
street during the late war by Briea1er Genera
Slough. u. 5. A., Military Governor, out Of
the proceeds OF foes, imposed for the sale O.
liquors contrary TO general orders.
The cost of the streets, according to the sew
cra Finance Committees, has been as follows,
Jnr;no rho wears men,ionpd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

SIGNS The Washington Star, certainly a
good enough Morgan for any radical, gives the
following as sample of the signs Of the over.
whelmiug defeat that its party will sustain next
November:
DR.. Redfed, one of the most capable writ
ers on Southr IN affairs thir Ks Alabama can be
counted on for about IS 900 majority for Filden
In November. "A study OF the returns,' he
says, "sho VS. that 10 some counties not less than
900 negroes voted the democratic ticket. y
Another account says that huodreds of coored
men Joined 10 the democratic procession at
Montgomery the other evening. Referring to
me deu, cratic assertion that Carl Schurz
char &c Greeley ST., 900 for making a single
speech for him 10 Pennsylvania during the cam
paign of 1872. the Springfield Republican which
ought to know, says: I've never heard OF this
thiog before-most undoubtedly it is SANDER;
MIR. Schurz does not charge money for his poll
tical speeches" Nevertheless we thnk it can
be conclusivey shown that MIR. Schurz has
charged aod received money from both the reg
ular and liberal republicans for his campaign
speeches. Certainly DO man has been better
paid or demanded to be better paid 10 Offices for
his political services than MIR. Schurz. 1t will
be difficult matter, the New Haven Palladium
admits to carry Connecticut for the republican
ticket this fall But it can be done, the paper
thinks, if the republicans take the aggressive
aud force the fighting. The greenback party
is not by any means a nonentty. 1t does not
create great interest. and will not probably
carry State, but the chance of its holding the
balance of power is quite within possibilities,
and it is likely enough that neither of the great
parties will poll . majority 10 Indiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The following general order was yesterday
issued FROM the headquarters OF the army by
command Of general Sherman. 1t sounds
strangely enough, under republican govern
ment, aud in country where peace prevails
uudlslurbed save by the Indians 10 the north
west but these are strange times. After the
apo,hcuscs of Grant and Blaine all else is pos
sible, and SO We are not surprised
On a suming commard OF the Department
OF the South, on or about September |, COL
Rugcr, Will transfer the headquarters Of the
department TO Atlanta, ga.
The companies of the ID infantry DOW 10 the
Department ot the Gull will be transferred te
the Department: Of the oouh
The headquarters OF the 10th infantry nov
10 the Department OF the South Will be trans
terred TO the Depart ment 0! the Cult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The appropriation for streets tor the hscaI
year, to next July is $1,000.
The Committee on Streets of 1876 insist that
of the $l0.S57 charged that year for streets,
not the halt was expended on work under their
charge. The sum is made up of items from
the accounts of the Board of Public Works;
special paving, repair funds, &c. 1t is certain
that this amount was not expended under the
control or by the authority of the Committee
on Streets, for that year, and it would DO 10,
fair to put any sort of responsibility for the
whole sum upon them W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

Gov. Walker, the present representative
{, ON the district was nominated By reclamation
for re-eecti, by the conservatives of the Rich
mond congressional district, yesterday, and 90
the same day Gen. A. LrPridem re, of Lee
county, Oh the 7th ballot, was nominated for
Congress by the conservatives Of the 9th dis
trict, the district pow represented BY Gen.
Tarrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The Secretary of the Treasury has concluded
contract for the sale of $4,000 900 four and
a half per cent bonds, to be issued under the
funding acts Of 1870 and 1871, and due 1891.
The amount taken at once is $40, 900, 600 at par
and interest, less per cent. commission, out
of which all expenses are to be betrayed, 10
Guiding the preparation and delivery Of the
bonds The combination embraces Messrs. n.
Nj. Rotbscheld j. Sons, j. S. Morgan Il Co.,
Morton, RoscsS Co., and Seligman Bros, OF
L,pdop Messrs. Drcxel & Co., Of PhiIadel
phis: Messrs. Drexcl, Morgao Co., 5. l. w.
Scligmau g. Co., OF New York; the First Ma
tional Back of the City Of New York, and
Messrs Morton, Bliss, l. Co., representing the
American association. The Secretary Of the
Treasury will shortly issue calls for the redemp-
ton of the 500 bonds against the negotiation.
This could have been done year ago without
any difficulty and nearly two millions of dollars
saved the government, but the radical admin
istratior has so much to attend to IN the way of
making arrangements for securing the electoral
vote of some Of the Southern States that it
don't have time to be looking after the material
interests Of the country-and then, too, the
country is 50 rich now, in such prosperous cir
cumsances, and taxes are 80 low, that such a
SMALL sum as two millions of dollars is of 90
consequence one way or another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

Mr. Russell ADD DOT MIR. Bolts, as previous
" determined, is the unfortunate collector OF
internal revenue 10 Virginia who must lose his
Office by the consolidation Of the districts Mr..
Bolts, who is SOD of the late j. Minor Butts,
will take charge of the Richmond district, aud
will have 81. 500 added to his present larry by
the change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
News Of the hay.

Fify-six thousand six hundred and fifteen
PERSONS paid for admission into the Ceuienna
proun6' yesterday.
A man named DR.. Crawford, charged with
poisoning bis tathcr-in-law, was lynchcd al
Berkeley Springs yeste day moroing.
Capt. John Gatewood, formerly editor Of the
Shenandoah Herald, died at his re; ldcnce in
Jcfersonton, TazcweIl county, on Wednesday,
August 9th.
The repeal of the sections of the revised sta.
tutes of the United States, which require pack
ages of spirits Of less than FIVE gallons 10 be
gagged aud Inspected by United States gau
ger Ill 20 into effect after 70 morrow. 10 such
cases hereafter The deal n will procure from the
collector the stamp required tor the quantity Of
liquor he proposes 10 put up, which stamp
must be afbx ID to the new package ana prop
erIy Cancelled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
NJ Akin II N'rF;IIIIi q Il - G T.,
.S'u, rose......... : 2G .loom sets. ........ +:
Sun sets......... So High wuter. q VL
ARRIVED.


Steamer I,sdy Of the Lake, Norfolk, to A
Reed
Steamer Mattano, lower Potomac, 10 Boush
i Son.
Schr 7 Weaver, kennebec, TO A Reed.
Schr Breeze New York, - msst r.
Schr Ii X Cougdon, Providence, to American
Goa c..
Schr Amos Edwards, Boston, to american
Gua Go.
Schr : Marlow, kcnnehec, t. Fortner
Schrs Urlevlc r Pearv. J I Waaver, Belle
CrowciI, Nclic = Paine Aauio Allen, l. =
G Wshnr, and + ST Clair Edwards, for Wash
ingt"n.
&chrs l. A. Rnmmel, Ellen Golden and
Susan Is Ray, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, by +
Reed
,te.mer John w Thompson, lower Potomac
by + A Reed.
Steamer Express, Baltimore. by Jos broders
s. Go
Schr Amos Edwards, Boston, by American
Coal Co. -
Schrs Annie Stcv"rs Calvin Harris, d
Doane ard Lemu"l H-n from Ceorcot'wn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

As the conservatives have as much right to
use the U. 8. Custom H ouse rs place from
which to suspend their flags as the radicals
have, We suggest that Iiden and Hendricks
flag with the words, Our Successors Candidates
Inscribed thereon, be stretched from one OF its
windows across Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The latest effort of the partially demoralized
radicals, and those of their friends auong the
scaluwags whose regulations for honesty are
entirely bankrupt, to blacken aud detame the
good name Of Governor TiIdeo, is az attempt
to show that thirteen years ago he made false
return of his income. Had the governor been
guilty of such dishonesty be is a man of too
much sense to have done so without taking
sufficient precaution against detection. But
the charge is so foreign to the whole tenor of
his life that 20 one credits it. 10 speaking of
it the New York Sun says: MIR. Tilden is
man of method. lawyer Of approved ability,
and a citizen punctilious 10 the performance OF
his legal duties. Mr.. George Bliss is smart
fellow 10 his way, but he has not caught Samuel
j. Tilden, and does not expecs to catch him.
The threatened income tax suit is piece OF
political farce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

From gentleman who has just returned to
the city from 40 extended tour through Ono
and Indiana, during which he took pains to 10.
uuire into the political sentiment Of those States
with the object Of arriving at probable ooDcIu-
sion concerning the result of the elections to
be held in them this tall, we learn that SO far
as Indiana s concerned there is no doubt Of
the election Of Gen. Williams, the democratic
candidate for Governor, and that the prevailing
belief is that the democrats will also carry Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

South sRN CLAIMs.-Among the claims al
lowed by the Southern Claims Commission are
the following persons 10 this settlon OF the
State Henry and Randolph Birch, executors
of j Ohm Birch, 81 ,430; John L. Birch, $6l2 !;
Edwin {. Fi,zhugh, 1915; James W. Green,
1925 j. S. Kuox, guardian of George Som
erville, 1920; James McWillIams, 1890 !;
James A. StouteDburg, 1865; Gilbert Van
der Terkeu, Sl6.4l4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
.sshsssh EAoO HsloN9.

yaasssa&
The steamboat NJ AIRY WASHINGTON viii
make Daily Excursions - NJ. Vernon spring.
Marshall Eali and G.ymont, except ~un.
days, stopping nj the various landings, viz
Collingwood the Forts, White House, GuG<.oa
sEd Brick Yard, commencing Sunday, Jan"
y. H., returning about O'Clock p. Ii. Fare .o-
the round trg Soc single ticket; club % tve T.
ter persons 10. each cub Of ten II more 30.
each. Families :sse pica>as.! day zip
down the river and enjoy tho healthy fresh ar
nj reasonable rates. No Interesting lg.hs
s"ld on board the bat. The Mary WasE.ng.,a
can pc chartered Tor cnIng eXcur+l"ns q. 10
return Tor ANY parties that NAY wish - r"u..la
1t suy If Ike shove namrd re:orLs ., Il. @l,g.
For further information sppy to n. Brl>!l
u son, or on hoar.I. j" 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

LOVE TRIUMPHANT Among the large num-
Der of arrivals from the South at he s.. James
Hotel yesterday morning were Mis- Wood, Of
Charlottesville, Va, and Mr. d. NJ. Anderson,
an atache ot the Virginia Midland Railroad.
After registering anu securing twu pleasant
rooms they disappeared 10 the regions overhead,
and Tor short time were lost to the view OF the
clerk, who remarked to his colleague ttat he
believed those parties IN numbers SO and so
were about to jump of. Not long after this
remark the gentleman, Mr.. Anderson de.
Scended to the office and asked whether or not a
carriage could be procured. The obliglng clerk
said he thought so, and sent out messenger
who succeeded in capturing nice vehicle. The
pair then said goodbye TO the clerk, embarked,
and were TOR the time forgotten. Later the
driver ofthe carriage returned, and said to the
Gle k: Say, yer know them pep'l TUX cur a
little while ago? Well L'm-so and so-ii
they ddn'; go up here and giI married lie
then vert on to say tina; they had taken az
early tran Tor Charlottesville. Ii is hoped
that they made everything all right with the
old folks and that their paths thr'u.h life will
be strewn with roses Wash. Chronicle.
The African Church, one Of the land marks
OF Richmond is being IevcIed with the ground.
|, was erected before 1900, Tor the tir.l Bap
tst ngrcgatiop, but has been occupied since
ls4l ex:u,ivcly by color,d people. 1t wa:
frequently used for pubic meetings, and llcnry
4. Wis.. JONI Minor Bots. John Letc6er, Il.
u. +. Hunter, John Tyler, Wa. Z. R!vcs
Judah =. B,rjamin. Jetfcrs,u Davis, Guv
Fo,te, Robert IoomLs, Jude Underwood
EDWARD Everett, Hcury Wilson, Gerrit Smith
aud Hofsce Greeley have spoken from lis plat
form. During tie last days OF the Southern
Conicderacy Jefferson Davis and Judah +
| Be- jamiu addressed large meeting w'ihlu ii:
walls and suovc to postpone the lncrltah''
| hour o! surrender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The radicals OF Tennessee. having sense
enough to interpret the hand writing on the
WALL have wisely determined to make no nomi
nation for governor of that State, and to let
the conservatives win the election by default.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
rG~ SUNDAY EXCURSIONS


NJ AN W ASUI NITON
Will hereafter be made only To MOUNT YER.
NON SPRINGS, where no Intoxicating drink.
will be sold on the grounds or boat TWo,-i
leaving Prince street wharf at l0i a. H., return.
ing u. . p. N fare 30 Cts. Second trip, lc.yin,,
ut a p m, returning al s. fare - cts. Tbos,
going on the first trip car return OF the SECOND
trip free Of charge Refreshments, inclu1,ry
good country milk csn be had on The grounds
Persons wishing to spend pleasant day in Ii.
country, where good water and shade abound
can DO it, is 15-;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The latest news from the Turkish war, this
morning, was to the effect that 81 irmish fight.
/ was still going on 10 front Of Alexinatz,
with the Turks steadily gaining in their ad.
vance on that fortified position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
ElCER SONS.
PltNiC AT THE


The second picnic of tn season vt :hr nc.o
guam Fails will come OFF on SATURDAY An,
10Th, 1916. The steamer ARLINGTON ~
leave King street wharf for the above r,,r,,t
place at Il m; returning, will arrive =, 9 !, y,
Round trip ticket zoe. Excellent MUSIC H..
been engaged fox the occasion snd plr..~r,
.lmc Is promise! to all. Refreshments ran j..
had Oh the grounds at city prices
L LEDMAN.
aug 22-td Chairman o, Commit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25
CANAL CoAInIrItCH..

Arrive i-Stesmer Alpha, to VIM A Smo"ti
boats G Segsrs III, t. Z Agnew; q Lloyd
w Dsrrow, Henry, Green aud NJ Myers
to !. merican Goa! co.
Uepar;eG-Boats ncch ,bites AMI d Annon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

At the Fairfax County Radica Convention
the following delegates were Appointed to the
Radical Congressional Convention:
Nit. Vernon. N. w. Picrson Lee, Col. L
Daniels; DrsinsviIe, B. w. Clarke; providcn' 2,
Job Hawxhurst; Falls Church, j. Ii. Gray;
Ccntrevile, DR.. VIM. Green.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

The Democrats of ST. Mary's county, Md,
have chosen the following delegates to the
Stale Convention; j. I. Browne, J. I. NJ
Raley and j. E. Maltiugly. T. II. Bond, j. b.
Lcker and j. B. Owens were elected delegates
to the Congre: onal Convention, and were IN
struoed to vote for the rcnomlnation OF Dr. Ell
j. Henkle for Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-25

We have on hand broken assortment of Ja-
pnuncd and Plain TIN Ware that We are anxious
to close OUT without regard to cost a. - hing
street. corner of Roya, stree.
ie :. T. CREIGHTON j. son.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-04
Political Opinion.

The candidacy Of 'Tilden split the
democratic party from stem TO stern,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
John r. Netf, democratic secretary
of the state Of Indiana, declares, since
the nomination Of Tilden, that the jig
is up 10 that state.
,rilden has been politician, rail
way lawyer, and is now a governor
Hayes has beenin congress, earned
the rank Of major general by his ser
vices in the field, and has been three
times elected governor OF Ohio.
Mr.. Tilden's whole public record il
that Of a cunning and calculating pol
itician. Lacking either the coukagt
or the principle to condemn his party
when in the wrong, he stands inaors
er for all that is repulsive in its his
tory.-Detroit Tribune.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-04
TURNER COUNTY.
SWIM l.aSe Eta. june eatl!

The wide awake citizens of township oS,
range o. are building school house.
o @ Alderman has brongh, on his fam
ily from Traerr Iowa. He is putting up u
frsidence on the bank Of the like ard will
have one Of the finest places ~ Dakota in
The coarse OF time.
Billy Anrner's team and hired man start.
ed last Sunday to show a gentleman from
The cast the pean,ics OF Lake kampe>k,,.
A large asnot pt Of -laad has been fahru
there lately.
Tom Neeus hsd a little misunderstood.
ing with niair heo,hef day and the re-
suit was sore jaw for Tom Ifihe man
hsd been aaY ete Of several county potfti
clans that We know of the respl. would
have been a sore foot for the tnDc
Immigration to Turner county still con
tinues as is proved BY the fact that Joseph
Andrews, Of Spring Valley. ind Christian
lsist, qi Ccntreviiie have each new daugh
tiers come on to settle VITA, tht-m
The, benefit OF goaa store in new
l,cnuntY Was made pain last Monday when
| G,ibeft shipAed ts,o thousand los oG bur
tier Al this lime last year probably no
one ,ent4, Of this amonhs was shippel .
any dne line. when iaimers had to go thif,.
miles to market y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-04
A had Case.
sIoax clly Joarnas~sls

There is a. man from Yankton, stop
ping at the Union House, who is sui
fering with ana attack Of dtijrium-tre.,
mems. 1t seems that he came down
from Yank,on full Of village bug
jjs44ee, j uf,a proceeded At once 10 my
1T with Sioux City ''ltgh,ning. 1t
was soon discovered that there Was
no affinity between the lwn aecoes
lions and in short ime he was as
crazy as a bed bug. The landlord
thought that he needed rest, and ae-
cord,ngly conducted bin 10 a room .
IN the third story or sky paiior ot
the huie.l, and locked the door. Not
liking lltAlsiita his quarters ire rHIsed t'Ie WITT
dow, jumped out, asad for n wonde~r
received no serious injuries. His de
llrium then assumed a social form.
and he made break for tha bedroom
of some unprotected females. whose
screams soon brought assistance, ant!
he was again conducted! ITO his room
and secured from any further flight
The landlord wished 10 have hlm Ia
ken To jail, bp, was informed that The
jail was not q hospital and that they
could NIT receive such visitors. Hls
rawlings and gyfations are anything
but pleasant, aud the landlord con
siders that he has n white elephant
on his hands.