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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17
A Fighting Elephant.

Gilmores Garden, New York, was 10 an up
roar Sunday morning, and curious tbrong
gathered 10 the streets near by. big elc-
plant named Borsen, which arrived from lIiV.
erpoo on Saturday for Barnum's menagcrie,
was assigned place where three other ele-
plants were chained; and being unaccustomcd
to stand otherwise than alone. he became very
belligerent. He walked in front Of his com.
panions as far as his chain would permit, struck
them on their heads with his trunk, and SEEM
ed determined that they should acknowledge
his superiority. Always when several elephants
are together, one masters the others before
peace is established. Mr. Hale. tho keeper Of
Borsen, gave him blows with stout stick, and
aided by several other men. watched the beasts
throughout the night. Borsen entertained a
consequent grudge against his keeper, aud as
the latter, about 10 the morning, was giving
him water, hit him a blow with his trunk %
The side that knocked him twenty feet away.
Hale ran at Bnrsen with his stick, but was
seized and thrown over the railing. On re-
turning to the charge he was again seized, and
this time the beast was on the point Of plung
ing his tusks into him, when Mr.. Charles Nc
Lain, the boss caogassmau, went to his rescue
and dragged him out OF reach. Borsen then
became furious. lie broke his chaiu, and
started through the premises with his trunk
elevated and bis tail standing stfly in horl.
zoutal position. lie tore down the wooden
railing as if it were thread, and went to the
lions cage, which he knocked over. There
was then a paudemonium Of roars from all the
beasts, iucludiog the seals and sea lions. Ogcr
twenty fed, but soon rallied, aud, under the
leadership of Messrs McLain and Mcdonald,
prodded the elephant with pitchforks and tore
his ears with books until be was secured This
was done by first lassoing one of his legs as he
stepped, and then twining the rope around his
other legs, which caused him to fall heavily
Then, being helpless, his fore and hind legs
and his tusks were chained Ia this condition,
after tremendous bealiugs, he was allowed to
rise, and was led to one of the posts Of The
garden. to which he was attached. His ears
were badly laceratcd and blood streaucd from
wounds on his sides and belly. An elephant,
after being conquered. rarely attempts a second
rebellion, and Borsen was quiet Sunday even
iug, obeyiug the commands of the attendants.
1t took six hours to subdue him, and mon were
aiterward occupied for hours washing away the
constant flow Of blood. Mr.. Hale was badly,
but not dangerously, hurt. Charles Rivers had
very narrow escape. for the elephant at one
time held him with his trunk. and was on the
point of driving his tusks into him when vio-
lent blow OF a club caused the trunk 10 loosen.
Borsen is now go we'll chained that he cannot
break loose.
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, April l7.-Aftcr prolonged coa
sulation this morning, at which Mr.. Chamber
lain was present. the republican olticia Is decl.
cd to decline to comply with Cos. HAMPTON $
demand for the surrender Of the 0ihccs occu-
pied by them. The grounds upon which they
base their refusal arc fully set forth in q letter
addressed to the Governor to day by Mcssrs.
Elliott, lalbert and Kennedy, Attorney Cen
cral, Superintendent of Education and lnspcc
tor General respectively. They say We arc
10 no sense claimants for the various Offices
which we fill We are lawful posSessors, and
are in court not to scel: to have our titles
granted, but to maintain them against those
who, as plaintiffs, are asking that We should be
oustcd. ln this phase Of the cnse-anIi it IS
the only one which can be properly presented
to the Governor-it would be legal absurdity
for us TO voluntarily shit positions With our
contestants, and would result, logically, in I
complete abandonment Of Cur rights. We
therefore respectfully lcciiuG TO comply with
The request indicated by the Governor.
Gov. llampton's secretary responded Is to!-
lows: ! am directed by the Governor to &C.
knowledge your reply To his communication Of
the 18th Instant. In that communication he
dscamel any desire to prejulgc the claim
you are asserting in The courts to have been
elected Comptroller General, but stated that he
saw nothing in your present position emitting
you in his judgment TO the custody Of the IL.
cords aud use of the rooms Of the office referred
TO- He further suggested, a. tending to dis
cmbarrass the operation Of the executive de-
partment Of which he il now in undisputCd
charge, aud 10 the unobstructed conduct Of
which the public welfare is so largely involved,
that you turn over, subject, il sou desire
it, to tho decision Of lhe courts here.
after to be rendered, the rooms and
records to Mr. Hagood, whom lie had rcc)g
nized and commissioned. Your refusal 10
adopt the suggestion renders 1t obligatory Oh
him to adopt the necessary means OF protr citing
the State property and records. pending the
controversy. ln his Judgment thla can best be
done with due regard to the personal rights in
sisted upon 10y sealing up the rooms uow occll-
pied by you, and instrucling the Keeper Ct the
State House to allow access % the part OF no
one to them till the legal issues are decided.
He sees no objection 10 your locking tie r00ns
before the seals are applied and retaining the
keys. Instructions to this effect viii be given
TO the Keeper OF the State House. The con
troversy closes at this point Tor the present, III
the secretaries will iuerpose 20 further rc-is
lance. All Of them, indeed. to-day removed
their private papers from their Offices to their
residences in anticipation Of aS,urH'l
{ jrctmrnt 10 morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREWEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
TUESDAY EVENING". APRIL II, 1877
In defending Mr.. EVarts from the attacks OF

In defending Mr.. EVarts from the attacks OF
the last ditch radicals, some OF whom have
posted large pacards on the street corners OF
Washington containing extracts from the
speech of that gentleman before the electoral
commission, 10 which he said the colored peo-
ple should be- protected III the ehjoyment OF
the victory honestly obtained by them at the
last election 10 Louisiana. the Washington Star
saws: "Mr. Eqsrts might have been perfectly
sincere 10 what he said but the TACT must be
remembered that he was acting 10 probes
sional CAPACITY, and that had he been employed
BY the other side. his argument might have
been lust al earnest and just as torclba against
the prctcDsions Of the republicans which
might be taken by some as complimentary
notice of police court lawyer, but certainly
not of the gentleman who, in the oplnlon o'
his party, stands ut the head OF the American
bar, and unquestionably il the reverse OF com'
ELEMENTARY when applied to the chief Of the
American Cabinet. But, however, this may
be, continues the Star, 1.-THE people as rule
have at last come to the conclusion that State
government which must be proppad up and Kept
on its legs by federal troops is not only unrcpub
lican in form, but is unworthy OF respect and
ought to perish" which is as just as it lstruc.
The Presidents conciatory policy toward The
South, though sadly marrcd by the delay in It's
execution, meets the approval OF all who have
the real welfare of the whole country at heart,
and though it is the best and only one ne could
have adorted that would tend to make his term
of Office agreeable to himself or enaurabla to the
country, aud consequently merits no praise, yet
due allowance should b; made for. the awkward
ness of his position, whcu those who oppose
that course aud arc now his enemies quote the
speech he made WHOM he believed that the
Northern democrats hai made up their minds
to demand the inauguration CT the rlghttully
elected President. IN which he said that lie
did not care so much for defeat for himself as
for the poor negroes in theSouth, who would now
be made to suffer under democratic rule and to
feel keenly the want Of true haud to guide
then"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17
sse0rwi:t 4 fiiiiYy.

ATLANTA, Apri! lin OsIcthorpe county
= night or two since, 4 u"ero named Turner
was called out from bis house and killed by q
party cr unknown men. a night or two later
two other ucgrocs We're called out in the same
manner and were 50 seriously shot that they
were dy;ng when last heard from. Eight white
citizens Of the county have been arrested
undcr '7arrAnts taken out by Luke Johnson.
Tn local volunteer military company has ap.
piled TO the Governor for arms and he having
none on hand has asked his Adiutant General
to secure few from each company now hold
ing the State guns, in order to arm the Ogle.
thorpe company. Governor Coquitt Sunday
night went to = negro church and entering the
pulpit preached 40 earnest snaerc sermon to
Z purely negro congregation. lie will offer re-
wards for the murdorers Of the Ogcthorpc ne
CrOnI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

As newspaper nominations for Office, whether
the desired position be that of Governor or po.
lcemaD, benefit solely the candidate and his
immediate friends, we reterate our annual au-
nounoement that all such nominations sent to
this Office must be paid for 10 advance to secure
Insertion. This will explain to the authors Of
numerous communications lately sent to the
Gazette, why their productions have not ap-
nearen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

The reported confession Of w. NJ. Tweed, if
true, aud We are afraid it is, especially When
considered in connection with later, if not
greater frauds ia the national capital and vari-
Gus other quarters Of the country, will 60 Ter to
sustain the charge of the enemies Of popular
government 10 Europe, that time is all repub-
lie wants TO render itself disgustiugly obnoxious
10 honorable men.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

GEE. LEE O"CE A BROOKLYN FESTRYMAN.
Gen. Robert +. Lee was one Of the vestrymcn
Of! St, JOhu's Church, Brooklyn, in 1912. lie
was at the time captain in the engineer corps,
and stationed at Fort Hamilton 1t is related
Of the bishop who confirmed him that whcu
the young officer came to him after the con-
c'u.ion Of the service he said "Captain Lee
if you will serve God as faithfully as you have
hitherto served your country | shall envy you
yonr crawu." The Rev. James D. Carler was
pastor Of 81. Johns at the time Captain Lee
vas Que Of its officers. N T. TINES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

We suppose uooe will be more amused at the
fictitious account Of the competitive eXamua-
ton of the candidates for the gubernatorial
chair of this State published elsewhere in to-
days Gazette, than the gentlemen whose names
oro nnoniiono3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

Emancipation Day was celebrated 10 Wash.
lnStcn yesterday BY parade ol coorcd troops
and pioneer clubs, including one Of the Litter
from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17

Cardoal Ledochowskl's cyrailiilu waS resi-
ly demanded and guaranteed BY the Italian
Government, but the Pope gave hlm asiIuA at
the Vatican. .r-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-29
DIED.

ABNER. ON Indsy, October q, ls-T. 20 gb
NJ alter short iIIc-s, L.. "a, tie briogel Nife
II hdNsri Abuer ttG street. sE-I 10 gears.
] ne funeral Nil tAa- place T. ga rrrlR Iuasdsyl,
AZ CLOCK frillia and Tel stises a., -speotfulT
BHited o. attend.
AthkR. n .riay morning, October q. lS7. Al
~ q clock, - ms rr,ideuce, No. 1S1 streeJ
his - lkalIuIJrs suu pleas COPY
Funeral % isse place Wednesday afternoon. sl-f
Instant, al Cl b. frOm Trinity Church. csrner 81
a.a 81 .e;- u'rthwest. Friends aud O. Iuaint.aces
81 TIE family are nyitri - attend. n.
BISHOP. On SATURDAY. October 2. 81 in thu
-'id bear ui h age, ENKF BISHOP, ST, tor the
iH.t ~ 1eafs a resident ~ this cay.
unersl q nj tis late residence, I32I gorcorzn
IA Get, GA Tuesdsy, sah, ~ A a M.
BROWN Ca the morning q October p. 1877,
Attr Al illness ~ seven days, % dlPhtheritis, RE
.EFTA LELAND, aged yeAr-, months aud Is DAYS.
second child 81 James 3. and MARY g.. Brown.
COST ELLO. on sunday, October 2sth, IS77. Aftar
ehurt u lne-s' hAkN Iu-TEILO, widow q the late
lUcthy Costello. m her 18th year az age.
II er funeral MI tske place rom her late resi-
denoe, T27 ID street on TUESDAY, October sJth, at
: ~ T. ClCCh.
LINDSAY. October %, Isl, % iiptheria AZ the
les 1eLcr a. his pa ents, Brooklyn, n. \, Nm
BHI>CUE, Cuy Chtld 81 Melville aud ElFise q Lima
ss1, AK d ear, months and "A says.
alexandria papers please copy
HEATMEAH Ate CLOCK on the m ,rning Of the
Ztn - Oct'-r l,77 ~ the residence Of MS grand
father, On Prince MILAN county, Va, SANUEL
" 4. fE -kL., i1ost SOU a ~amuol n aud Anne n .
1 entu u, aged years, month and days.
raneral Wild lake place from ths 6il BAPTIST
church, 81 set, between oh and a. streets s1utn
The relatives and friends Of the family req ussef
10 attend.
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SALES.
1NHoS. 4. wAG9AMa.' .ro 80


tL' SING o. GALE OF The =. sAt ESTATE
OF iHE Lara bANlO n Ill
20 NkDNf SDAf, tfC-eh-r 3I =. ~ 80 80
M al Ter for sale ia front 90 the Or, ~
iLe s"uih ftieet n IN front 10 rear q o.
AIhSl ~ IN square ~. froutils ~ sfrs-t, be
90 IHD RsDAf n, Vrrnber 4 t, 81 so , nj ,
1eehst II ieet OF lot -, gua-e 5l2 on street be
tweef al and 18th. north~ ct
immediately sitter, the H. feet. I inch p-xt Z, the
sast 10 e. OF lot u ~ g1are 53, st-Ast, be
tween 4 aUd s. h, Northwest
tn FRIDAY, November - a. 8 70 r. m fha
south half ~ lot %, AID IL feet fro ~ los fer
eep OF lot Is IN sgdar So street, between let
and Sd no'thVest
lmnedia ely after, the east Al feet ioche. from
iToht T. rear OF DOT y la So, street. b.
tvt en- lst aud 81 borth~sst
onsAIUhDAY. n pyember , ', 81 4 .. m, the "a
ieet 'front.' next the Ia feet of 1T g. and the
vest 50 feet from front 10 If lot ~ a9l
Immediately sitter, snb-lot q ia square SIS, on
Uni' street. bet cen NJ and N, south sest
lmme iistely after, lot in square 7O4, on Half
street east, between o aud p.
On MOhbAf, November ; h, At 4 .. m, lot No.
and the south half If lot Ia square 90. Della
ware avenue, betw cen south aud streets
Immediately alter, the north 81 feet OF lot l. lusre
% Z, on street between 2i aud 81, southwest
immediately sfter, sub lots 3, 4, s. 8. = 3, 10, II
~ H. 10 Is 70, II, aud p in SUI east Of Gas, on
Hall rect between and II south vest.
90 tkspAf, Move nbe 9Th At m. lnt No
SQUARE 9SS.
im' dstels after, lots 3, and 10. il square dS8
~ bsreet ber~een l4th aud 18th, mort
immediate after. lots 8, aad !. in slusrs Ion,
or street, bets cen 18th aud 18th, northeast
~ olcer 10 settle y the estate, the property Will
sll be sold At q sacrifice.
Tie MS ny Of sal.
oct2y IDS THOs r. wAGasNAN, Auct
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THE EVENING STAR.
~. Is77.z
Nr. rtiden sneak. ont

Ms TALK TO rHE YOUNG DFMocR.cY.
~ NoNeInur I-ldeu, az New YORK WAS
Club SATURDAY evening a. ms r.si.s.s,,ss A.,
GrHm mercy Park. In the courSa 81 bfs re-
marks, reie rritg 70 The coming eiecflons In
New ork, Mr. Ttldsn SAID. The si,.-ti,,,
although FOR state officers has reiaf i,,ns 80
national politics ID which I know ~ .sil
expect me 20 allude. The condemna,ion bv
our history, by which the result OF The PEST
Dental election OF $50 was set g. AZ ana
reversed, IL general aud overwhelming.
Noioe;-We know you got rohbed.
MT. Tilden leKcitetlyl Il did no, get
Ioboed. The people gOt robbed. Cheers 4
hsd before me on one side a cours - OF lAbo-
Ilons services on which health and even life
might be perilled, and on the other a perlod
OF relaxation and case. But Ia ne r..,ple "A
was robbery Of The dearest rights ~ Anerf-
can oi! lens. Applause and cries 81 That's
-, Ina nnS -, 10. rem the crowd
democratic candidates received HSnn00
SURFACES. rms ~as msiOrity OF the popu-
lar vote OF ABOUT sSoo, sIri OF .35l. 900 OF the
white citizens. ~ was vote zoo a. larger
than General Grant received fn 1~-a ana
so 90 larger than he received IN i~sS For
a. that the rightfully elec.ed candidates OF
IN, democratic party were counted out and
a A eat fraud triumphei, which the Amerf-
can pCOple have never CO ndonAi. and Will
never cOndoue. Prolonged applause aud
cheers, ] -, the crime Will never be con-
donsd. and u never should he. 40 not de-
louncs the fraud As affecting my personal
Interest, out because % sapPed The very
iouauatloi OF Tree government Loud
cheers swear In the presence OF you an,
and I call upon you - bear witness u the
Cath. 10 WAC p, during the remainder OF my
life. over the rights az The c.fireus OF our
country with Jealous care. such a usuraa-
upon You o. ." q. .e win me- Iu the dc feugp Of
our sacred an 4 'recious iubcr .tauca. The
government pftIel 'ehpl' must not o. IA ferssi
70 become only a. empty name. Loud ap-
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O0s0ASsos BIOS, A0o''On0s''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP


By virtue o, a deed Of trast dated 0stober -
llth, A. ID. 1879, q I'd daily recorded IN Li5er E:"
and Il, No. Is, folio l00 Of the land records for A
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia
ana by direction of the holder Of the nJtei III
sell at public sale, on WEDNESDAY,, the 3lst day
Of October, A. ID. III, At 30 O'CLOCK .. m, Ia
front Of The premises the folio ing dc Icrib piece
or parcel Of ground, in square six hundred and
eighty six 1856 In the city Wa hin gt On, Ia the
District Uf C0lu noia being part OF lots y two
the ct the distance of seventy 40 feet
from the sou beast corner Of sad square, North
b street, and running with said street nifty $50
feet; thence north line .lel TO tae west 10
of raid Let No. In said square No $50, one hu red
and thirtyseyen (lU)fet 70 The censer OF twelve
feet alley; thence east. line parallel with said
North street, nifty 1907 f.et thence sOuta one hun
dred and trty seven ~ feet 20 The place OF begin
ming
This property is located in a very desirable and
~ rs Of sale: One third OF the purch m ,ney
40 n; the balancs in equal payments at six
" pe Coz eighteen months Tor which the notss Of
NeNe aha bearing interest from the lay # sale,
lnS purehssss. cured by deed OF trust upon the
III ve taAen, y "hsser having tho option % pay
peunscs, tne pufe hsss money In cash. Terms of
tne whoie OF me pure. d with within seven DAYS
sale 10 be fully eomph siss the trustee ressr yas
sfer the day CT SALE othst AT the risk ana cst al
the right 20 resell the proper. setice All eonysy
First purchaser, after one week. shaser dano!it
snoing and expense At cost Of PM, sIs - N''''.'
OF 300 will be required at time OF - " T-,..aa
octIf EDWABD IA. BR0S ~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
iRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
I'D UNlMPRUNkD PROPERTY In SQUAkE

Gt9.
BY ,irtue of defd Of trust, dated Febru4-y a
lOth. ID lS5 sDd recorded u LIbsT No. T1B. Gov n
ono i04, OF the land record, tor IN H>trIct a
taiUU oie, aud 81 the r-lra~' - rr- .Il., a
thereby, viii, gu WEDNESDAY,, November Ia a,
10 Al q CLOCK m, der tor sats in irsnt the
premises 81 pub &c auction 70 the nghes- bidder,
the following zeal estate in Washngtb "a City IA ice,
District OF Columbia. tGst is T. say.-lufs numbered
eight 90, nine 3, ten (.0l nineteen g twenty tul,
twenty one ~ twenty az. twenty three 21l
twenty Tour 90 twenty-five t25l, twenty six 25l,
~ enty seven CD, twenty eight lZSI, twenty nine
tZs, tnlriy 81 thTty-oas 81 f,rty a. IT,
y Tour t54) nity-hye tb'l nfy siN 800, u seven
thl, nifty eight ISL, fty nine t5gl sNy 5Ub ssven-
ty-one Oh seventy two ~. seventy three tT8
seventy four tsil, seventy ve 49, seyenty-sK I75
seventy seven 40 seventy eight t7s, seventy nine
i.sl. ninety tSl, nlnety-uDe (9ii, I4lb
unety-three $3.50, ninety four go, ninety I've IS
ninety SIX 20, nlnety seven t97l min sty eight 49,
hundred aud i've tl15l hundred snf six IAi} .
one hundred aud seven ly7D, hundred ami eig
(i>)1 one hundred Hnd nine lOJ', AM one hHutra1
aud ten tliOD, all in the recorded ubtivtslag OF
square numbered siX hundred aud nineteen 5iY.l
terms of sale: Cash On delivery q tn iset. or il
the purchaser prefers, One-thrd cash, aul the bal
enCs in four equal annual inst ailments with Interest
"a ten per cent per RnBum, psg able s-mi-annuply,
and with the privilege q! paJIrg trg VII lie or aay
part before maturity and stopping interest from I'll
tine OF said payment, the notes given be secured
by ceed 81 trust on the premises. s 100 deposit re-
Qmred at the time OF sale aud a convey At the
cot OF the purchaser. 1t the Of sale are not
piled with i've days from day of sale, toe
Tiusee reserves the right TO resell the roperty
the risk aud cost OF the defaultiug pure after
one week : notice in ONE newspaper Published in
the city Of Washington.
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
OCtf9 81 NOV ID .Sl 4. l3I4
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DRY GOODS.

We wish 70 cell special attention to our stock o
EELNkIs. We are The OnlJ store in the city that
makes sps Cial 81 this line Of goods and buying
- large lots We able TO sell at an immense reduc
tion from regular prices. Our y inch wide Velvet
At S3syard i the greatest bargain ever offered n
this city Persons IN want OF VeIyets can save
Themselves all trouble Of shopping by calling on US
first, suit all In price, quality and quan.
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New OK is ended.
E3-One OF The SI-ta of Mercy named
Sister Mary Joseph. win went % nurse the
SICK AZ Port Royal =. e.. died from yellow
FEVER alter her return % ~ yauuah.
nsIhe New York ut asks aOf what
Use are the legs OF a pair - trousers below
me Knee Not mucI use we confess. but
the trouble can be rcmesItori ~ putting on
"a PAIR al suS9sudHrs and hFulrng them up
where hey belong RI .trls-ff E.F ,tlfrer.
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