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The Morning herald., 1877-07-27
SATURDAY. July @, lh77,
at 2 O'CLOCK, D. m,

The following described Real Estate, viz A.:
All that certain lot or pie of and. tit.
uated in the city of Wilmington, and
Lou. de,l and described az folows, to wit:
B-ginniI & st The Intersection of southerIy
side of f1x hth street win ,he we -terly side
of Poplar STREET, thence sou hsry along
SAID sine Of Hopla street 10 feet, more or
lie =, to land "f Jacob Il arch, ,henre " est
.rly 10 SAID k+rch land aud paral eI
wi ighth s1re-i Is feet % slase, thence
nortbeIiy and parallel with Pu; lar stree
by a line dividing th f. ON OF ,er lauds OF
the saiu John X. rleyer, six feet. more or
less, to the ar re ald Side of Eighth street.
n irence thereby eAs'eriy alOa gsiAe OF
ishth street ell n feet TO the n ace nt
beginning, be the contents thereof wnal
tees may.
No. z Al that certa'n Lot Of lard, sliu-
t d in he sail City of W lmiDgto aiol e.
said. and de cribed us follows, l.. wit: :. e.
ginning on the southerty side Of Eig til
street at distance ut eish cen -- from
the westerly side of Poplar street, lh-nc-
with r gh h street wesie. ly sixt en feet,
In nc sUutherly and parallel with Poplar
street slA'y feet fr' III building line, thence
easter y Ia. al'el with Eig'ith st eet sixteen
+. t, thence n r,herlP ak y feet 10 Tie
place Of BEGINNING be the co tents thereof
what they may.
Seized and takal' in execution as the bro
pert, OF John Carney. ana Sarau, his wife
and t. t., and to b. sold hg
ISAAC GRTRB, Sheriff,
Sherft@s Office New Castle, July 9, 1T.
iy Us
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rb bERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of ais. Levari Facias
Sale ~ he isaf. .yette autel S4l hinle g.
kept bv tieo'g- W.O,i'ip, in ne City of
Wilmingt'u u, New Castle Cuuuty, Del ware,
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W. .o.s snsi n,a,s S,orner H Nint, aDdd a1d
y street, brsncs, ONCE mfnhia. ia Ladite'. '.cr,p r
Vine sure t., Philau.i ~ every dysvn,b1 dys,a,1.
i,op ,rs and slovss Il " Dyed or oleanS7''
,smSs ls4 ,t-13.
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NOR SA, E.-A three stor, bricE house
No. 403 East hird tleet. cheap, with
immediate po session.. Addr. IS
F., B. STAGGERs, 1857 Chestnut st..
Puiludelp phla
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BOARDING..

DOAt. t.DING.-Good board for 2425 pc
ID weet, at 305 Shipley street.
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TCOR SALE.-nn the South Side, bricE
L houses, containing rooms. Each WI
ue sold on ressouaf nnl'-u
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II ANTEn.-A GIRL TO ASSIST II
w housework.
Apply at
HkRALD OFFICE
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOR RE>T-A two.stoiy dwelling. 81
WolIaston street. Inquiie at SIT Wash
ington street. Juno ~
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NOR RtNr Handsomely furn'shed
r. oms viii or without board. Location
central. Addr.ks,
jyll-.f HERALO oFFlSC,
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..xoNEnICINAL,.
:1''..l +. lKlau1nkel' bitter Ws:
u =. a.s,.a OF ,lroa. 'A'

kt $50 SA0hAo - "a tfS's'-A
q. +, Kunkels celebrate, p,...
QOn VIII eneCtuRlly cure liver az, WINE o.
jeunolce, dyspepsia, chronic ~ aplaint
Ge2liaty. Cnr0ni0 Slarrhoea. diseasau ausat.Vous a.o
4loneys ana az di' eases arising VI VI The
qls,eusreo liver stomach or in,t mem ION a
y e., ful pess o blood to the thiaee baea Inward
of The a,omafh, nausea. heartburn asedity
fpr food fullness or weight In ths =. .o1lsgult
sore quotations, sinking or fiu,tsaN sN mach,
the pit OF the stomach, sWimmina al
head. hurried or difficult bre ,1hi,.ss ~ Tho
1ngs at the heart, choking or sn1taaa,.ter uu,ter.
sensatiOn when IN alyiI 6 posture dirstln
q VISION, dots or webs before hs hs'unsaa s1laa
dnn PAIN M n the mead. deficiency O, 'rsat, nsai,
pain in the side. back, head. ches, ~ Siu ,eyes,
etc sue den flush.s OF heat. bn, 1mess nis nnM,
flesh, constant imaginir gs o. svil svilns 10 The
depression Of spiri 8. Price si rar arq great
Beware of cou terfeits, Do NOT !. .oo1lle,
druggist palm off some other nrena ,et your
OftrOn he may say is a good bmt tpaiss'lon
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Toh. * ior
other. Kunkeps Bitter W Inc OF Ironie nIe no
spld IN bulk-.only IN 81 bottles. MI ~ KneOE nOE
Philadelphia. Pa sold by ali druapiss,st u ~ street
Tape Worm Removed Am.,
Bead and all complete, In two hons
No fee till head passes, eeat nin Iou,s H.,
stomach warns rem owed by DR. Kunssa' aua
39 North Ninth street, PhiladeIphina inupsel pa
SEND for circular. For removing seat a. a.,
or stomach worms call On your II, dru,1lt.I ~
md ak ior DO te Of Kunktps 'sn, so,m
Syrup, price u. 1t never 1ai s Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be rem, usa rad "
other ". rms can DO readily removed wv oil
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sl,ANTEn. - HNITED STATES PEN
w MS FIR th- wears 1904, Is 49, and II :.
Ad ress this o6l'e, b.
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iERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue of a writ of L vari Facias to
me d,rect-i will b. expos d ,epuhlic ale
at the Lafayette Ho,el. s4l Ship ey street
kept by Gr'rge w. 'rtlip, In the city ol
Wilmington >ew Castle County, Delaware
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FOUND.

SOUND ..TH OWNER CAN
have 1t b proving property and Iay-
ing las advertisement. Apply Al
4 Iy-lf THIN FIJI T.
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s,TR YED-A Gray Mare, n ar yN
y t. rec month"; since. IL The W.T.
rr y III not C ,nIe anu ay eA PEI ses NJ,
tn. animal will be sold. spply to
PATRICK n "a NEY,
jy22-st "o d. ale, Del.
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AYOr,Cr-I HEkEsY CAUTION THE
N pubic not t. trnst any one On nv &C.
cvunt rs W Ill pay no lis unless 'outra
"a by M. self lHUMAS pJNNkLLY.
iy2i-lw'
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VXrANTED--A young girl wants atitua-
charbermald. IN private family pre-
ferei. Inquirea al
JylStf THIS oFFlCE.
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- v -. H. " E.kta
- tnfR, Tor 90 dphiet OF 100 pages. conta,
ns nsts OF S0V new gnanars and sstimn lss
showing cost DIV - ~-e
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I\K. WALES, has returned to his RESI-
dence, Cor. Eighth and King streets.
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NOTICES.

TT ABRAHAM Fl . Rr.-OPENED " Is
IL. Shoe st re-, 5 West 4th st. jyi9-6tN
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NkT = NTED-h G'ryt', nbk. ff. a
w T~E DsIaNa House. 6l3 Market -.
iy20.tf
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HNnXA ni The Hay.

The congregation Of Grace Church, San
Francisco, Sunday morning found the church
closed. Un The arrival Of the rector al entrance
was forced ard the sexton, J0hn Il. Gamer-
too, VAS Iounh lying in pool Of blood on Il e
floor OF the chanccl, having cut his throat With
q razor. The wound is not probably fatal.
Trouble with tic members ct the congregation
resulting 10 the acceptance CT his resignation IS
supposed to be the cause
Col. Brady, Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Petersburg district, has appointed Col.
+. +. Owens, formerly Of Gov. Walkers staff,
biz deputy, much to the qualification oI all the
people Of lh.t district.
The luz boat Herbert. belonging to laun',
ilcw up this morning near Taunton. William
Farrell, The engineer, and VIM. PAUL., deck
hand, were killed.
The rainiilI in some parts nr Iowa yesterday
exceeded two inches.
Nelson county has appointed a solid Daniel
delegation TO the Virginia State Convention,
At y corsistnry held yesterday tho Pope APP
pointed 1t, Hev. Lonis n. Fink. the present vi
car apostolic Of ksLsas, TO bo Archbishop Ct that
State, and r. Rev james Gibbons, ID. d., the
present Bishop OF Richmond, Va, rs coaG iuLor
and successor If Most Kew. James Roosevelt
| Bnytcy, d. d, Archbishop ul Baltimore. Arch
| bishop Bnyloy, for some months has been IN
exceedingly hHd health, and Threatened with
| so!.rnlm& ul brain, which Is now said 10 hsve
| = purycnoI, and hopolcssly incapAciLALeu him
| lur further aCtva service in the church. In
| Feb uary Bishop B.ylcy went to Europe for the
recovery Of his health, but hia maludy developed
50 rapidly tha! on his arrival iii zero il !oun'!
necessary to convey him to Trappst mons-
| tprv I'm the north of frGncu Whrro liz now re-
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lt.,atMl I'D Al Il -
iisG aiIy a,aEi.
Tin TAN LAWS OF -

TIN TAN LAWS OF lSih.
tie .ua-i pi!Gvatt7 iutIcm III the shape OF
tuEal ,rr Is ir..I.t.' al Alexandria have borne
:i4.r,. tia var naa ice lax iIiI Of lolG tic .atc
al "a. sta - :,...4 =! - on the $I1h tur mnul-
Spa! PURPOSES, and fly trt;a 10! State pur-
u ,s,.- th..l = I" SAY. RE owner al houl worth
Slu1 hrariui SO iHl r"ul interest pays IN
taxes 80 ~ oil a; Ia. a!Z dollars Interest lie
get, leaving t. BIN $3.50. This lax, too, Is
iulrrrndeu 1T the amount derived from
lr.a,y nr,r.5t lax upon aIlnosi every class ct
ul,irr:,.. rir!plnynirnt Gr profession. And yet
with iii" heavy levy upon real and personal
property aiI lcrlSrs, AND the receipts OF the
p,. wuik. lh:ir i: now due aud IN arrtar, IN.
trre:t due July 1T! lSIG. Sl3,l3Ii due jan.
nary, ISL, so IilG. aud on the lst day OF July,
ISL, there VII! he due interest TO thG amount
Ct $GI I4., - that We noW owe Heating debt
UDi' jat.jcSN al $lnG, 49, 90. This. too, ID
spite 81 the larI That the city ior a year, has
unl pad lis nIrrCst, less lax 0i two per cent.
on the bonds valued al O. crnts on the dollar
That t., III: city promised to pay sixty dollars
interest on = thousand dollar bond but deduct
ng Il lax Of = per ct. upon that bond. valued at
500, Il nny pays SlI, and yet 1t Is III arrears
Of ntcrcst for Juy 1T, lo7G, and January LIT,
1877, 81, Ia. That Is out ui $63,O9O OF
interest payable AT whose dates. 1t has Only
paid so. glJ GO. With taxation At this terrible
rate w1 tall behind IL our interest over $40 900
il one gear Every man who lives here, all
" ho come here, lnust acr that Ne eaunot bear
this buticn We have ITO manufactures, no
c0tLmerrn with other ports the road built al
most by the city, The VI. &. Il. Il. Co., IS IN
i,r ha0ls Il gu: greatest cnciny, the Baltimore
au;i Uhi, Railroad; n,ir trade is small, our me-
charles are unemployed; our stores are empty,
and grass grows IT, nur nam thor0uehiareS. SO
htil, are Hey used Capital shllns our com
muuity q, it., owners would i plague infested
spot. As one locks over the city, can he an.
swcr The question: hcw do Cur people; live /!
VIII! :. location second o none On the Atlantic
c,;a>i, 4 people brave, determined aud energetic,
40 man ca, say that AlcxnudIia has no future
Dc!urr ii. She had a future once, bright and
cheering, bu isis crushing loa:l Of debt has,
year by year, pressed aud kept her down with
81. rou hand ard TO day uu man will build that
he may but increase the security Tor this deb;
no mar wi settle here that lie may, by the
;rry #rI, IYruluhrr his property To one lourth
Or n.nr. 81 lis value AGd those who arc here,
Is they sc That their lutte is DAY by day passing
into tie I,nni, o. tie tax collectors, sill cling
TO t;,t dear Old towns with the loGd hope that
brighter day may yet dawn upon II. Ills
dag will lol.,, AID IL bright aud happy one 1t
will be- hut only w:icm, by compromise. we shall
have g, reduced that debt, that reasonable
tax.tiun ,,ii be- sufficient To ljquiiate it. &.
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The Presidents Northern Trip.

BGSroN, June 26.--lhe weather, 10 day,
which in the morning seemed to be The very
best for the Presidential reception. became very
threatening by nn0n, but up TO that hour no
rain had fallen, 10 tile satisfaction OF the I'M
mense crowds fog the streets named as the
line of march. Bunting hultcrs everywhere.
Business is partially suspended. Everybody
seems to be out Of doors, and the city wears
gala appearance. The matching here and there
OF bodies Of military going to the rendezvous nj
the neck has made the morning hours lively.
The distinguished visitors set foot on Boston soil
at 1918 this morning. Nothing occurred until
the train reached Putnam, Conn. when the Presl-
dent rccciycd his first wcIclmc 10 New Euglaud,
being Introduced tr0m the platform aud greet
cd in the namc OF the citizens. Short and hap.
py responses, iul! oil thanks, were made by Mr.
lIayc-. Attorney General Dcveus, aOd Post
master General Key. The delay was for
lew PIGMENTS, and the train rushed on
uanl il reached Blackstone, Mass. where
4 crowd had collected, and where, after
u welcome by ooe Of the citizens and
cnrcrs iron the popuace. responses were
made ly Mcssra. Devcus, hoy, and Schurz.
At Frauklin another halt was made, and here
The same warm ercetlng occurred, the Presl-
deut AID MaSsrs. Key and Evarls speaking 10
reply. The train arrived at Highland Lake
Grove, IN the town Of Norfolk, at S:35, and
Tic gentlemen Of the party alighted for
breakfast, while Mrs Hayes ADD her Two
Dcces, the MiSsts Foote aud Plat, OF
Washington, iu charge OF Colonel John II.
Rice, of the Governors staff, came directly
iuto Boston, carriages being provided here
TO take them to The Brunswick boat for
breakfast, after which they were driven to the
State House to witness the procession, aud
from thencc to the Brunswick to witness the
grand review. The place chosen for the first
alighinc of the President and his friends was
selected in order to give him rest aud quiet be:
fore Joining 10 the more demonstrative aud
waaTying ceremonies Of the day.
The telegraph reports terrible rain a5d bur
ricana yesterday afternoon as prevailing over
great portion Of the Northwest. Chicago, Gin.
oinnati, Aledo, Toledo, Oneida, kankakce and
Dayton, aud all the regions round about them,
suffered considerably, both from the wind and
water. The summer of 1877 is one OF the most
remarkable 90 record-its storms, its bot spell
10 May AID its cold spell near the last Of June
having been almost unprecedented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

LOUIS NAPOLEON y CouRTsHIr.-Mr. Blsnch-
ard Jerrold, in his volume Just published in
London, tells the conclusion Of Louis Napoleon s
courtship. 1t was at tho New Year ball in SO
that as the company were passing to the supper
room Mademoisele do Montijo and Madame
Fortoul, wife OF the Minister OF Public JnsLruc-
ton, reached one of the doors together. Ma
dame Fortou, mastered by that jealousy of that
fortunate lady which was general at court, rude.
ly rebuked Mademoiselle do MONTH for attempt
ing 10 take precedence Of her. Tao young lad
drew aside with great dignity before this stfront.
and when sho entered the supper-room the pal.
lor and trouble in her face at once attracted the
notice Of tho Emperor IS she took her place at
His Msjesty's table. In great anxiety he rose
and passed. behind her chair to ask what had
happened. "Whatis the matter Pray tell me.
The marked sympathetic attention OF the En-
peror drew all eyes upon the lady. who became
covered with confusion. II implore you, SIRE
to leave" she answered. every body is looking
st u.s." Troubled and perpie,ed the Emperor
took the earliest opportunity Of renewing his
inquiry. II insist upon knowing. What is it %
1T is this. sire" the lady now answered hsugh-
tily, the blood mantlirg her check, II have
been insulted tonight and ] will not expose
myself to second insult" Tomorrow" said
the Emperor, in a low kind vcico, nobody will
dare to insult you again" Returned home,
Madame. de Mon:iio and her daughter, their
Spanish blood thoroughly reused, made hasty
preparations to leave Paris for Italy. On the
morrow morning, however, them other received a
letter from tho Emperor, in which he formally
asked the hand Of Msdemoiselle Eugenie dc
Montijo in marriage and tho ladies within 8
Elysee, which WAS assigned TO the Emperor 8
betfothed. Within q month Msdemoiselle de
MONTE sat on the throne # the Tuileries be-
side Napoleon III.
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In the difficulty between Judge Hilton and
the Jews all the newspapers Of the countryand
nearly all their readers, have taken the part the
latter, but now that Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
has also taken up cudgcls in their behalf We fear
some of those who have heretofore been the
warmest defenders OF the Jews will begin to i'm
agiuo that they have been over hasty in their de-
cison regarding the merits Of the case. Many
a good cause has been ruined by bad sup
porter, and Mr.. Beecher, in the eyes Of right
thinking men, is the worst supporter any
cause could have. though the radicals think
he is the best.
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DAILY AND TRLWEEKLi BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1877.
Mr. wilkins having been asked TO resign his

MIR. wilkins having been asked TO resign his
postion as collector OF the port OF Baltimore,
10 order that Mr.. Thomas, who has been APP
poiolel in his stead, may take possession OF
the Office, has not yet determined whether to
accede to the request or to hold on uutll ne
shall be peremptorily dismissed. lie cant ex-
actIy comprehend how it is that if the PreSl-
dents civil service reform policy-onc essential
feature of which is the retention of efficient
officers 10 the positions they occupy, especially
if they be at the same time good republicans
he, who fills all The requirements Of the meas
IRE, should he removed merely to crafty the
desires of Mr.. Fulton and those Of tho lew
men who will be pecuuiariy benefited by the
change. MIR. Wilkios has yet to learn many
things--among them that political actions, as
a general thing, rarely depend upon political
professions, aud that the retention of a corrupt
and Inefficient collector at Charleston, and the
removal Of an hooest and efficient one 10 Balti-
more, arc ia accordance with civil service re-
form under a radical administration that re.
quired the prostitution of The Supreme Court
of the country 10 order that it might have ex-
isteDce.
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right folly, almost treason, that 10 order to gain
success at comparatively triaiug point the i'm
portant theatre OF war in Asia should have been
so woefullg neglected.
The nomination Of Dervish Pasha to COM
maud in Asia has contributed to this, for alter
the signal iucapacty shown by the latter, 10
Bosnia aud Albania his appointment is looked
upon only as a job.
A Delbaba special confirms Reuter- s account
Of the fighting on the 2lst aud 22d lnstantss'
published this morning. 1t also says that both
sides having been reinforced there was third
days. fighting on the 23d when the Russians
again fell back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

Robert Dale Owen, son of Robert Owen the
Scotch reformer and author of FOOTBALLS on
the Boundary of Another Worlds dead. lie
had been member Of the Indiana Legislature,
member of Congress from the same State, and
u. S. Minister to Naples.
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DIEI)

Iii fredericksburg, Oh the 2'l:h NO.. -,,.,
residance Of her mother. Mrs Franz : .'''''.
LUE, in the Flat year OF her age ..r
On the 18th instant, At EeIta!r NJ :!
co, Va, If bilious cOngcstlon, Mr. ii,,.,', ..
WELDON, wife o. &. u. We@d'"' .'
yeAr OF her age.
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Sidney Dillon and Jay Gould have contracted
TO complete the Colorado Central railroad to
Cheyenne in the fall.
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she sGaliniiS.

4 ,i.sr,ttL ifom Lewiston says: News from
.Josc.i. camp Is to til: effect that all the To-.
dian v0,ncn. children and property have been
removed acr1aa the SALMON river, leaving the
men !rca H. operate. l. is reported that the
IndlaDs utrnI to raid upon the settlements 10
the Waa Wsa valley. 10 the late tight sew
coiy Indians were engaged, and the casualties
were four wnnuded one perhaps fatally. ibis
Intelligence is clfalneI from reliable Indian
vino c1ns directly trom camp. The troops will
mnvc carly III the morning from the post. com
nauied bv Gn6e.a. Howard 10 person. A. L.
Page, with lis company OF twenty tive volun-
teers, 70 with The tf1Cis We do not hear OF
aoy uInrr settlers being massacrad. The sol
dicra lie where they were killed, their bodies
stripped aud muiistc,l Father Cataldo came
10 this morning from biz mission with Csur
lie AIene chief to assure Gen. Howard that his
people would remain freddy. The excitement
is subsidiuE, AMI The ssIIeE5 are returDiog to
their homes.
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LIFE IN I.oGDON he metropolis "N".'
%, ESQ acres, or r.! square mIlc'; 1t ''"tN'r; .
milo Of streets, ana 100 mile. 81 2"w'r-. i1"."
arc 4l7,7,jI inhibited houses, in which dwe,1 y
the middle Of 1876. , 49, 49, among whom '"'.
were more females than males by @1!''' ~.
inclusion of - mile; around MAX tbs y J''t'.
tisn i, :Si. Coz. The annual rstth'" EH"' .
property is s23. %jl TO-. lha estimated '".F''.@
of population per nunllus ~ il.l1i
There are somewhat over l0jL'u pr"i'..'..
men, which includes members II tni"..n''..
rIilors. artist. authors, tcsChcrs And "".'.'.
!ll GOO If the cOmmcrcln' class ouj,o~ %. !.
great industrial Il s-mCChanlrs. lh"l II, or @h'
HI workmen--thc ''!aborrrs" (G1UIn being '''
cudra!, end also 5000 whose "c,Hp"t''.' p.
'undciinei." OF the women. ~. ~ VI.
who aid their husbands in business ~ -" u"
domestic servants many Keep mus Al" u"
houses; large numbers ara Snnpk",H"'''
book binders I co.. mako artificial Il ,""f.
90 taoresses IS, 0GO nIliner5 AND df".'"..1,'.
27CU0 seamstrosscs and shrsmT'"'- -
Iaundresses; 5000 shoem.kcra; i"ti h', '...
packing case makors; II mschInI.r. '..'
- 0C0 arc returned as gent'cw"men
There are $4,000 children ~ ne
Under tho ago Of live the nlH!es Ana '"'''' ... ~
ncsrlv cuusl; from i've to fifteen IN" 49, 80
girls is slight; above that the discrepancy 49,.
~ increases Th; is ascrbc1 10 Tia" EN-.
of plen and the immigration 81 ""'"'"'
than half tho population above twenty VIZ
ont Of London. More thsn one-:Itt' O. .l'r
ulation annually ole in public or ch"I''n
s.itution. last year S17i died in I'll" ",tN.
5 BIO in hospitals. shd Al in iunnt'r M'y'A""
The violen, deatha were So o. "h'S' .,-
executions, q; homicidcs, :!3o suIri !''. "''
rest accidents The most dIsagr2"aDi" u
this rnn1rt il the liable showing tn: dniS 49,
Of sunshine from May /, to Dccnmo"f 90"
year Even in May tho average Wa Oily
six hours. and though 1t ro:" S""""1'
seven in the summer months 1, d't'"I' g.-
late between one and two during ID" '''
months Of tho year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

General Sheridan would not 80 to the Modoc,
the Sioux, nor the Nezperce5 wara, but now
that Capt. Jack has been killed. Sitting Bull
pobe to Canada. and Capt. Joseph glutted his
vengeance aud retired to his northern iastnesses
"tho gallant Phil, the best Indian fighter the
country has produced" accompanied with a
numerous staff, aud escorted BY two companies
Of cavalry to protect him FROM any straegug
Or crippled Indians, has gone On summer
pleasure tour to the Lava Beds, the Little Big
Horn aud the Wiser Valley, to view the sites
of the terrible massacrcs aud TO rejoice that
be had sense enough to remain Ia Chicago dur
ing their progress The tax ridden people Of
the United States pay the expenses of tho trip
but tho memorable charge made by the gal
liant PHIL upon the Pegan squaws and child
rem, and his equally brave and successful dash
against the uuarmed aud bald headed mrm'
beers of the Louisiana Legislature should en-
title him to tree pleasure trips whenever he
desires them. at the expense OF his gratatul
oouDtrymen, ia addition to the $4,000 Year
he draws as salary FROM the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-26

We should suppose that Of all the people 10
the country those most delighted with the
Presidents order prohibiting federal Office
holders from taking prominent parts 10 politics
are the officers alluded to, for while taking
such parts probably afforded some exotic:
meut, aud has heretofore been the means
of retaining official position, it was ueces'
sarily accompanied with expense and labor,
and of course rendered them liable 10 The i'll
feeling Of those whom they were conf
PEELED to antagonizc. Especially must this be
true with regard toFederal officers 10 thcSouth,
where Endorsement and support of radNallsm,
and all that that term implies, and managing
conventions and caucnses to proong the rule OF
the radical party. would 10 particularly OBJ
ieotonable.