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COUNTESS EsIEHH 'zr Az AMERICAN.


The Countess E-torhazy wa q Mis- Car
roll. A. the Whr pi Gen. Charles Gr.iiln size
accom- panied itu gallant OH 'rr 90 hi- station in
I'Aas upon the lose uf ia" war, and "a one
short day Was made widow aud chlli.c-s hy
tl terrible -euuig", the yellow irVel, the nurs"
nf hrr beautiful boy dy.ug with her charge.
The dead were brought home aud buried here.
al OnkhiN Crushed hy her dnnb', hereav..
ment. hef family had almost to employ force 10
lreNent her from hi!us hcrsorrow ma cluistnr.
The following june she attend Il Tie annual ~
shrinrd "a tho -"rpte iniia o WIDOW weeds.
muN 4 an hearts To- lity. on hrl-lt day
naughty cadets "pgle eye caught u glimpse @.
an tnrrsluE scene Oui'N ma thought he
brought the rang" Of camera 70 bear on an
emt r.d nlNor, whore TIA" lady fingered H.
li-t'n t. tho imlussioned VOWS Of an rnth rallied
lover and the uirture still rNtaut shows Ter in
qu tc different role than that ~ borrowed wild
owhoud pning icr u lonely convent 'r'l.
they YoOed. but did not win: perhaps the
lady know too well tho glamour Of rank b. re-
place General Win lu-i Il IL u Lirutrnaht
Sn" returned 10 WN-hin gtOn. and duly con-
gl"rrd the han lsgme Count - the Austrian
Legation Tue old people q the parent tr"r
w're iors ohduiat". for the Fat rhnly~ though
blue 81 Mpvl nee lean "a po'Nri' anu the only
faint Of trad" tugy would SANCTION Na- 20 "N-
change tleir proud name for heavily lowered
YVES. Low lnuEhs ~ upro than iO fsmiths.
REASONABLY wealthy. the lady WIS. not a fcni-
nine nhmmon. bat g r0riwit Of h"r splendid
beauty luminous with The Carroll eye. plead a
sD sill nifty. sci -..l lurut y, u'Hi they CONSENT
- toue ui 1n. Tle Count and lrly " r~ mar
ri"d quietly. md in her husbands hone she
Il" "a ut oiri.mh - l.. ..tnnI. lal IN IN
Nni n'o passion lNr lNW'is, Wli'ui4rN dla-
uond. if ; du"i pl->r-,.ng some ot the nm. 3.
pHf, witI a. I. aal The. rainN INTO thr Ips-es-
5.1n b., pul'Ar7e. of tina found II tie y w
H,r@ ~ RI. hy h. n.1il,r q, ln. nr.s.ni own n
Of that paper. ", have boon t'li hnt 'nInui
y,u'h :or me .uuth. that durlng TIE tine .ol
bestowed the i.-HrhhA upon that Lady, who
is fair enough - nlorn thrm. An editors run
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P-TONN ADV EHTIsl.Is


NsN iotN their for rHK At the only author
ilan ur gov Do h'Ntru- .ulrut N.hccs
,Sts 81 |AdwaN. tIthct VI alat 4 tN ~ = VI 49,
iia- }i 81 op u.ib GRAND ui era llYu,g, ami .tiJ
.l az . .lIcr n iili 81, uuNi = = ".
-, Nf.1 HHf-.
S,IMI>G rlnshinrs- l'rfid lot of Domestic. urW
- tII if hand lufn - nrn u'l ORhii- llu.H-tg
N'N 'A' - llrnIi hYAdH3 prt -'nl' 2'' Hun an 81
opI-sIo Bru,ln..
SFWING MACHINES Reduced sew WILCOX 4
- NlNhs iuf tl4. 90. NrN Dom sl 80 SING am
SEWING 81 AtftiNiN rrntI SOD ttrs = tt
- lNtiitI. nr. -u hulirf irr.fut soit. - ureru
alDhaN ami ~ LH.t Broadway
" NSTED -tp.nIit ini.r. ns.t l-- hania 10 go
w N fil.tI. Hit good WAGES audi -frHiv vNrh -aar
amazed t.l i4r' .l' nttr Apply .i rnuriiN -
O'hLri kIAllNr. -, iutnrtAlnitst
s5NI~ ~nInr wnn-. ou ,si.o shirt. mi
49, -luilt % $500 NtNni hi lNi iitn tns
ia INV ~H.I.T r.n,i- aol .N l1u,r' ON
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5th Az. Corner u8th street.
WINTER COMFORT.

~ n $500 WINTER cow FORT
Etstttt 4ssSSItstt.f4SRSH1 s'en Wfrn
Ess n. H.2L1lLSI.dhS.aD IN 90 oh.f "i' ln' mo
DEbsS SHIFTS 81 9, - ~
LINEN COLLARS 10 l'r 10
" AKIN GLOVE, 80 .i'-
PEREG0, 80 Nassau ST.. Now Vork.
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Amustnttnts.
EIrTu AyENrE TnEATnE,, >

LlrTH AVENUE THEATRE. ......,,
Il Lessee AMI Manager ..........N VI SIhPHhN FlSkE
rNEQruLED TRIUMPH Of the COUNTESS BozfNTA,
Nm NM 600 pDpp llEErE ssss x
SSMSS "b 3 j}fr sss TX AZ
VI NO Cd ~ IJE az X 4
NJ 900 DpDD III rEfE s.ss IA A
THE EVENING
"nwasimin.diatciy decided when NODJEskA walked
that a woman OF graceful beauty. with face Of
audiences the season As the play progrc scd 1t be
such poet In poses and suation~ That her high his
cultured. pleasing and satsia tor actr, ,scs that yer
are those where she drives the -tetto words rh.drc
mad raves through the fragments oi her role and
Is thoroughly realistic
MATINEE rOnNY At - OVER vt 4 ~
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1sal estate.
4 FARM AND ncMH
~ - hOt owN
NOW T. THE TINE 70 SECURE IT
oSr Xxx XXX x P 9eak
OF '' '''' ' IHsfRE & SEs;aAsSA' ' Acres !"
uS9y 's@&$lSsi'SS IgSIiqoAp
10 Year, ,..,,' Given i",rfe.i uniy Per cent
TITO al .h. only i,d Tor sale "a tr ine OF tins .rcat
si rii Sfw rifaSSFEn Oh, hes, paper Tor those
So, sins : h9me' ever published Fuli inigruansn'
"''' may '' Land Ascn.u Pr r omaha S''
$50 CASH AMI 50 yg,r sn'il g'ia or wil pa,
'r'rt' nv '"n, '",oi''.,erga. 1p 1y Il ~ Zone
a = nen %"gai,, G,S '~ sa s9 aS iB,oN'
sor sale mN % Get.
OrrIor> no LEr-la scent ...,, SIM ,sntuss.
i' a. sun run's ultee Nt''au ana fianNiort 81
'I'uI >TOSE los Nassau ,s sun buiilus. 60 loo.
.oam heated A.po attlc san fuDheauon oiicc 10
Eusncss dgmtcs.
A nAKTHl 10 bL With 'toy aAurc', rent low
I'oEI. sOLD lhi, wecF eeool ralTt rout, in Ter.
CONN NIIIBIY an o,-'cr AMI chop hou. ~
p''Vo "ree""'-" corner Vi IL ,i.n ,,.n,
81 OOO Will rrKcHAsrtt ar,' . .lse.,q.
- sNOO cyn, CORNER tth az ANA -ttl 81 rent $50,
tt. p qpt'd good 10, alton pntt glass wont, sire
.tlIsttllantous.
EVERYTHING N HOMEOPATHY AT
sni sG2 BfoaiwAv 'usi a6ovc i'm 81 NewN RI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

Monday night the entire Chino sc quarters o
Grass Valley, California, except one house,
were burned. ADD over forty buildings destroy
ed. A supposed inc ;pdlary attempt vas made
to accomplish the same purpose a few days ago.
Yesterday morning body of armed meu left
Rosevll'e, Placer county, and proceeded up the
Auburo road, warning all Cbinaueu, humber
ing some sixty 10 seven camps visited, to leave
before midnight, under penalty OF death The
same left at once. Twelve at BArdock' ) camp
refused to leave, though threatened. The pro-
ceedings were conducted quietly aud no violence
offered. 1t is believed that by "Wednesday not
q Chinanan will remain 10 the township. The
refugees are mostly gatherlog at Folsom.
The strike at the American Iron Works Of
Jones & Laughlins. at Pittsburg, ended yestcr
day evening, the men resuming work at the
old wages. These works lave been idle eight
weeks, and by this action Of the strikers. with
drawing their demands, 100 &c 1000 men
resumed work to day. TE,s strike Vas lnaagu
rated on the Tuesday following the r!ot, at
which time the mills were running full, and Was
due largely to the excitement Of til c week. The
STRIFE was for an advance OF - per cent. on all
day labors
The democratic convention OF New Jersey
ADD the republican convention of Massachusetts,
met to day, but up to y. N. neither had pro
sress farther than organization.
The engine house of tho Wabash Railroad ut
Defiance, o., was burned yesterday with two
locomotives. Loss SO, QtO.
a severe cyclone ia the east GuIf States is
moviug slowly to the northeast.
Captain Ballard of the schooner ". i. March,
Of Fr,nn;cno f,,,, h, a IN
Ocean reports that the crew Of an American
vessel, the name of which WAS not ascertaned,
had recently killed thirteen natives near Cage
Prince of Wales. 1t is understood that the
trouble arose in the course Of trade with tho
natives. The latter are greatly excited and dis
posed TO be utlssome since the occurrence.
Yellow fever having again broken on. on board
the 81. amer Niagara at New York, from Havana,
that yesse has been ordered to the lowe. qusr-
sntine 1hs new cases Of yellow f1ver at Fer
nandna are incrc asing in number. No desths
we've reported yesterday. ~ subscrlp tion lJr
the reli. of the sulo7crs from yellow fever 1T
Ferrnndina hiss been started at Now lsrk.
An attempted land fraud of lsrge Dimensions
has been discovered, which if it had not been
terreted out BY the officials of tho Interor De.
partment, would have cost the Government
about two hundred thousand dollars. The lands
were In Kansas
A Collinswood, Ohio, dispatch hints st a pro-
spective trouble on the Lake Shore Michigan
Southern Railroad, in consequence CT dIssstls-
faction among tbs mon.
E. B. Washburn, ex-ministsr to France,
re sched New York last night on the steamer
Scythea Ex.Gov. Hendricks follows ia the mex;
Cunsrd steamer.
A dispatch from Rockin says that a Chinaman,
named All Fosk, one of the Sargents rancho
nurderers, was arrested at Falson to-day.
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FOREIGN News,

Prince Louis Napoleon is CD visit to the
Due De Fernau NuUez at the Chateau de Dane,
nroyince Ct Manu-. H. will remain there un'
der the pretext Of huotiug. The Daily News
Paris correspondent says bis coming so near
the French frontier during the electoral period
occasions remark. There are some who thiak
he is dreaming of the laures ct Strasbourg and
Boulogne. ,,-----,-
President MacMahou appeals to the people
to sustain the Government by electog delegates
favorable to it's policy. aud thus re:establlsh
harmony Elections adverse to his policy would
mean aggravated Conflicts and agitation preju-
| dica &c all Interests.
The operatives Of one hundred and six cot
toa mills at Bolton. England numbering from
| ten to twelve Thousand. are now on strike
| against reduction OF five per cent 10 their
| wages. The mill owners, on account OF dull
| times aud 60 demand for goods, are we'll pleas
Cd TO have the opportunity to suspend opera
tons
| o. the occasion Of the reception of MIR, kas'
aon, United States minister to Vienna, on the
30h Of August. by the Emperor Of Austria,
Mr. kassnn spoke OF the long continued friendly
relations between the two powers, aud express,
cd the Presidents earnest desire that 1t should
be cemeuled by mere enlarged commercial
correspondence. The Emperor cordially rsclp
roaaiel these sentiments, and IN the course OF
Ills remarks referred 10 terms OF compliment to
the changes introduced in our home policy by
| President Hayes.
tioo Horace Maynard, United States Minis
ter to Turkey. reports to the Department CT
State. u,.ie! date IF August S, the arrival of
! CT. Alexander Chambers, OF the Dist u. 5.
[ufantrg, at Constantiunpic. MIR. Maynard says:
As -nna a. he urelilDinarlcs could be- arranged
lie ral!..l up51 it!s flig illness. Mahmoud Damad
Pasha 81 The Ministry Of War. Ills reception
appears IL hare been gracious, and he vas
Promised inc ooo,>s2ry facilities fJr going to
the field ani making observations at the mill
tslv headquarters have made a ornal ap.
y icaion in his behalf, and have been promised
that he shall pot be delayed
Mexican adsic3s report the steamer City Ct
| Hawai-. total wreck. The Indians base taken
pns,c S>iun Of several larms III the interior.
il"py friends Of cx President Lordo have bsen
| iuj,,Iisoncd LccLs.d gambling houses have
been established ia the City OF Mexico. The
yellow fever prevails IN Vera Cruz.
Aigccs i7uul Havana rcpor, the appoutm,nL
Of l.;cut.nant Geocr.i Luis Prendcrgast AS c,vil
q veruor oi the Oriental Department in place
OF Field Marshal Tel ,d', deceased The yellow
iaser :, increasing 10 llavaoa.
LUNDoS, Sept. l9-lbis afternoons Pail
Mali G:z.ttc has Berlin dispatch sayiog:-
You nay rely CD it that the object Of the meet
icg Of priocc Bismarck aod Count Andrassy is
10 try to hit upon course Of mediation to be
undertaken il c9UiunrLon With Eogland and to
cause az Understanding regarding the Eastern
uuGsiinG generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

The following conservative nominations for
the House of Delegates have been made sinct
those previously reported: Capt. il. +. Dyer
of Henry county; Capt. Henry Elmunds, Col
j. A. MeCras and J. P. Raglaod, Of Halifax
Dr.. r. Fl. Cox, OF Kiog aud QaccD; Dr.. Eu
gene Powell. Of Dinwidlie; Col. l.. r. Edwards
OF Southampton. There seems to be some doubt
about the nomination Of Major Walden TO the
Senate from the New Kent district, as the or
ginal report of bis nomination mentioned moth
ing about any other delegates except those from
New Kent county.
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Eatfar from Rsic.isnOmH.

Correspondents Of The Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Sept. IS. ls77.-The Board O.
Public Works met to DAY and agreed upon the
following assessments of railroad property ir
tue State A, NJ. e. 0. r. R., total value,
50 295 75l;tax, $l6.47S IS; Valley Road, value.
$lG7 G2j; tax. 1888. Is; Winchester and Srraus.
burg, vaile, 500 900; AK. $50; Winchester and
poom &c, value, s57 600; tax, S2S5; Potomac,
value, SIS, 500; tax 10; Washington and Ohio,
value, $305 1899; tax, 81 527.73; Seaboard
and Roanoke, value, $547, 290; tax, s2.764.45;
Glover Hill Railroad not yet completed, but the
tax will DC about $255; chmood, y ork River
and Chcsa paakc Railroad. total value, S30S, 500;
tax, Sl542 80; Petersburg Railroad, value,
$445.735 Is; Tex s. 21S 6S; t., l.. u T. f. K.
l. F. T.. value, S6Sf0; tax. $S4 20 Piedmont,
value, $42 800; tax, S2ll.50; H., l.. d 2. r. Il.
DOT su;ject to taxation; Tuekahoe and James
River, va!ua, S22,700; tax, sll3,50; W. g., V.
NJ. 4 G: 5; +. r., value, sl,S2l, 500; tax
50 1O7 so; &. e. O. r. r., report not yet com
f. r. r., value $2lG 4G0 tax Sl,OS2. AS
pletcd the list Yet.
The annual session Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union will be held here to morrow. A
large rum Der OF delegates have arrived and more
are Expected by later traios. All the societies OF
the city will roarch in procession TO the cathedral,
where high mass will be celebrated and an address
be delivered by Bishop Gibbons. After
mass lie ioe will be reformed and march
through the Capitol grounds to the Executive
Mansion, where an address will be delivered by
Gov. Kcmper. After that the procession will
rcturn to Cathedral Hall, where addresses will
be delivered by Acting Mayor Judge John A.
Meredith aud Mr.. Francis j. Reilly. President
Of the Catholic BeuefcIal Society The Con.
vcntiou will he called to order by President A.
~ Kelley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

MIR. Wendell Phillips, the workiogmcu's can
lidste for Governor Of Massachusetts, wants
the wages Of employees fixed by umpires and
not by employers; lie also wants every en-
ployee, from the superintendent down to the
coal beavers, made acquainted with the partc.
ulars of all matters relating TO tho business af-
fairs of the employer; but, being worth $3.50,
O0O which, however, is not invested 10 manu-
factories. he says ''the law is to be obeyed aud
enforced in any event and at any cost. There
arc wrongs which demand and justify rcvolu
ton. Wages is not case of that kind, and, 10
present circumstances, every resort to violence
is crime. No mao has right 10 prevent any
other man from working when. where and for
what wages be sees fit. No man has right to
destroy public or private property orto derange
business by sudden refusal 10 work or plot to
effect such arrangement All these acts are
grave offences against the public welfare, and
are to be prevented or punished at all hazards"
Of all the isms that New England ever gave
birth to the Workingmen's party has the least
ground upon which to stand and involves its
supporters in more ridoulously absurd inoonss-
tencies. That the worhinRmen of this country
have grievances Of which to complain no one
denies, but those grievances are the direo! and
legitimate result of radical legislation, which,
by restricting the use of the currency to
favored few, and by preventing the expectation
of the surplus production, has produced the
present lameptable condition of affairs, tho
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's'MpCI'S sliS"iOSsIrcS.

W. NJ. TRccd's examination WAS continued
IN NV York yesterday evening. H. said he
did not know Of any person high 10 Tammauy
| Hall ~ho had received money for the passage
oi the New York Central Railroad bill. Did
! not kn1s Of any csc in Tamma5y Hall having
received taoDcy for the passage of the Eric
Classification I'LL. John Kelly, he said, never
bvl1Decd to the ring, AID 10 fact bad been al
ways qrarreliiog with them. Tweed produced
check fer 500. 900 given to Hugh J. Hastings,
aud a'so check for $500 given to Mr.. Hast.
Jugs p 1868 for lobby work. All transactions
witness ever had with Mr.. Hastings were 10
connection wi III the lobbying at albany. He
had known Morrissey about twenty four years,
and heard of him much longer. When he
Morrisscy it was but fair that the public should
know who he was. Witness then went on to
say hat Morrissoy was indicted 10 December,
1913 at Troy, for assault with intent to kill.
In April, 1919, he was Indicted for burglary.
and a. the same term convicted and sentenced
to j!il for sixty dsys, having been tried Oh two
inG;c. rDeuta-f0r assault and burglary. 10 June,
1919, he was indicted Tor burglary. 10 Albany
on the 18th Of July, 1861, he was convicted Of
breach Of the peace, sdjudged to be fned $50
agd sentenced to term of three months 10 the
Albany pcutcrtiary at hard labor 10 case of
ngn payment. Ia 1857 he was indicted for as.
sau!t with intent to kill Thomas H. BuImcr, and
the same day was indicted for the same crime
upon William p. Conway also, the same day,
for the same crime upon John L. Ii. Doget.
During he whole Of that time, and up to a few
years past he mas been a professional prize
fighter ana public gambler, the proprietor and
owncr Of the worst places 10 the city-the re-
sort OF thieves and persons Of the lowest char
a2tcr Perhaps ooe Ct the worst faults which
can fairly be attributed to me is having been the
means Of keeping his gambling house protected
from The police. As the organizer OF repeatcrs
he had 40 superior, aud at the time when the
ring vas IN power such capacity was always
recognized. Dciog questioned about the Brook
yn bridge, Tweed said that in 1868 or 1869,
when he was in the Senate. Senator Murphy
asked him if the Common Council of the city
could not be Induced to pass resolutions direct
ing the Comn;c.!:r = issuo bonds amounting to
$500, 900 for the Brooklyn bridge. Witness
replied hat be woIld inquire about the matter,
and he suhsCq saw member OF the Board
Of Aldermen, who told him that the thing could
be done if paid for. lie told that to Seuator
Murphy, and the latter said 90 ahead. Witness
then SAID he paid Alderman Thomas Conan
$50 900 or So, 900 to pass the resolutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

Some Of the reaojnsers in Rockingham have
expressed their Intention Of scraschiog General
Walkers pane from the conservative ticket,
because he said "forcbIe reaojastment vas
highway robbery and some Of the same party
in Rsppahanpock and Cu'pepcr counties haVe
requested Mr. Massey, Of AbemarIe, the crisl'
nal readjuser, to announce himself as caDol
date for Governor against Col. Holiday. We
are in hopes that the voters Of the State VIII
have what must necessarily be the evil effects
of The adoption of the readjusters' policy, and
the facility with which the States liabilities
can be met without 40 Increase Of taxation, laid
before them SO plainly by the candidates IN the
several counties prior the day of election. that
when that day does come they will all with one
accord 60 to the polls and eodorse the ticket ty
such majority IS will forever dlscredlt tn"
prophets who have predicted the disruption ut
the conservative party 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

1t is becoming more aud more apparent that
the civil service reform of the administration
was but promise to the ear to be broken to
the heart, for il is currently reported that po'
.itical assessments are b@og made among nc
federal Office holders fer The Ohio caupaign,
and that the federal office holders from Ohio
will be sent hack there 10 vote at the approach
ing election. We have every rcasoD to believe
that Presideot Hayes really waots to reform the
civil 5etvice-!f for 90 other to CONTRAST his al
ministration with that Of bis predecessor that
his spirit is willing. but We are afraid his fish
ia uaoE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia San Diego
dispatch says that District Attorney WiIdcy has
returned from San Rafael, Lower California,
and Mexico, and reports that the Elliott boys
arc safe on this side Of the frontier. The whole
border is 10 disturbed coalition. There are
two bodies Of armed men on the frontier one
Of the municipal militia, under Jose Mareuo
and Judge Silva, aud the other, composed prln.
clpalIy Of Souorans who support the prefer
sions of cx. Gov. Vlllagrann. The Americans
Oh the borders are much alarmed at the pres
encc Of these parties. Judge Silva has issued
a proclamation, recitiug that Legaspy, the sub
Project, has abandoned the country, and, in
connection with Villagrapn and others, is con-
coctiDg hostile schemes. The proclamation
lorbids the return Of the sub Project and his
followers.
u g. Senator Dennis, OF Maryland, is i'll at
Lis home 10 Somerset county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-19
The prpSitIenfiaf Southern TRIP,

The Presidential reception at 10 ulsvle cen
tinued yesterday, and as upon the preceding &C.
casion, was marked with the warmest welcome
aud most whole sou!cd hospitality. After
breakfast the Presidential party Vas escorted
to the Female High School. \ march of wei
come by the pupils greeted the appearance of
their distinguished guests. All the members
Of the Cabinet, except Secretary Schulz, who
had left, and Attorney General DeVers, who
did not 20 10 Louisville, we're present. Pref
Chase, the principal of the school, delivered an
address Of welcome, which was responded 10 by
the President Short addresses were also made
| by Secretary Eyarts, Secretary Mcurary. Sec
rotary Thompson and Postmaster Genera!
| Key.
| 4 dispatch from Jcffersonvic Indiana, date d
last night, says Newer before 10 the history
| of Jacksonville has such immense crowd o.!
people throDgcd the city as was TOT day gather
| ed to welcome and give ho~pitable greeting tC
the President Of the Uuicd States. At p
| DO. the President and party aad number 81
other distinguished invited guests arrived from
Louisville. Ten thous people met them at
the city wharf, where Mayor Wander extended
a cordial welcome to his ExcelIencV iu behalf Of
the cizcps who had assembled to do han bon
or. The President replied that he was thank
full for the reception, and closed his remarks BY
saying he hoped all scc;lona and all races i:tay
come together again III the tratcr0Hl harmony
Of the days Of Washington, Fcaukin and JCf
fer4oD. lie visited the Qu.rtcrmastcr' ) DE-
partment, where several ul!iiinn OF Government
property are stored. aud he'd an l4torni@l re-
ceptioD. The route III the procession vas mag
nifceuly and pcoiuscIy decorated. lie paid a
passing call at ihc snip yards aud II Ford s
Plate Glass Works, where be and Nlrs. Hayes
aud the entire party witnessed INC operation 0!
casting plate glass IL secuted greatly graft
fed in seclug manufactured one OF the largest
sheets made in America, after which tho c1tIre
party returned to Louisville.
Last night the entire city CT li1uisTi!;2 Taa Il
Illuminated 10 honor of his EsceCncy. The dis
play in this respect was one OF surprising mag.
piGcence 1t had teen arranged that ell should
attend the Exposition III the evening, and
there bid fiuai farewell 10 the people. The
route thereto from $ 10 ] clock presented a
sconc of UNUSUAL beauty aGd splcnior. Such
sight was rarely to be witnessed aDyWhcTe-Dlost
certainly never before 10 the Southwest. Any
thing like just description OF the streets and
houses as they appeared 10 their decorative
splendor last night is impossible to pep. At the
Exposition last night the President, Waic
Hampton, Secretaries AlcUrcry, Thompson,
EVarts aud Postmaster General Key again
spoke before 40 audience CT immcnsc mag.
nitude.
The Presidential delegation lcIs this
morning for Nashville. a number OF Keu-
tuckians and journalists from all sessions &C.
company them.