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Ff0W NJ w FF0N7o1U NfI' I7TFT
When Theodore TiltOn was here. he got M
one night at the Palace IN great Tn rdatnu amt Violently
rung Tor waiter The servant found tlt lu- .uirrL
lecturer standing outside Of the door 300 his nshgnWu
" want assistance immediately There l. man unitr
my bed on. thHi all right replied the man. rhtrl
luN. rs unly le CInllr- renOrirru AMI ~ lIllaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09
Romance In Rochester.

Two young men wanted to walk up Main
street with the same Young lady last evening Size
asked 90 make selection. but size couldn't wouldn't
Both Young men hal come 10 stay Remarks OF an uu
compiling utarN nature We're made hy one Tie other nit
hm a. clp under the ear The SIM 5 arms imlncila,oN
wound themselves AROUND the neck at thu ci'p,d. In
bitter accents she babe the clipper gone He went
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sw,ndled Out OF Their Hair.


Several weeks ago three ladies'. hailing from
Harrisburg Pa n mistake not visited tins place aud
managed to reap rich harvest NJ human hair which
they promised To return by the hTs " July last the
shape oi ladies' switching &c. Having tncd even up To
this late date Ia iun Their part OF the contract the prc
On IL that they trio OF feminine sMindlrrs
and that the hair which they accumulated, and which
quite valuable VIII never again grace the heads
the Tghuul owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09
One Of the Mule. reeullarl.les.


III any ono will observe tho movement Of
out Of ten the herd OF pack mules are following gray
horse with bell about his neck III asserted tact
by mule drivers that gray or white hurse when bVlrd,
has peculiarly attractive Or fascinating control ever
mules and that herd VI the long cared brute, VIII not
run asay as long rs they can sec the horse hear the
bell IL ~ further asserted that cOluTcd horse tails to
exercise this mysterious control the brutgs that
nerd will not follow beed mule AZ all
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According u tho Washington p

According to the Washington Post. war
with Mexico was discussed at the last meeting
Of the Fraudulent Cabinet. not merely as pos
sihiiiiy hut as probability Of the near future.
That HAYES anl his counseors should be-
anxious TO divert public attention from the
great crime Of which they are tho benc-
nciaries is easily understood. But II this fresh
crime is committed If in their desperation they
take advantage Of the recess Of Congress 10
plunge the country into an utterly wanton and
wicked war. the first duty OF the peoples repre-
sentatiyes on reassembling will be to stop tho
bloodshcd. and their second duty will be- to pre-
sent articles Of impeachment against the guilty
conspirators at the White House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

Tho Clergyman Is getting into politics good
deal ont West TINS year Tho Rev Ginrit tr Ia MaNr
Ma recently nominated for congress hl the Nationals uf
the Indianapolis district aud now tie Rev DtOr-, v.
Pepper has been taken hy these ~ the Fifteenth univ
W IN The Fourth Michigan district Tie Democrats have
Alsotaltn A, on the clerical po ssn ur canii dtt,
nominating the Rev. A ID Ehrcd. lcadins Methodist
SIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09
Nautical.

No ship Of state ever ran in a fog
with fraudulent crew and fraudulent log.
And came to It's destination
BY the needle OF Right must its course be run,
By the Bowditch OF Truth It's reckoning done,
And ITS steering shaped by that ieadfast Sun,
Which sunc 70 no variation
a. IL A.
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WV
Prince Bismarck signed the treaty OF
Berlin with an cas.e's quill Ornamental with silver
nsurc OF an Angel OF Peace which was preseBt,d " han
Tor tie purpose
An influx OF Mcnnonites Is Anticipated
between this ami iS~j. In which year their exemption
from military service Will end in Russia where they
number 2"po
1t Is mentioned in English Post Office
stu.tigs As matter uotorie,y that the great ma.
lod % comuiiiuts reaching the head OH take their
rise with cergimcu."
The Prince " Wales does not like famil-
iart, AMI was itri .t,c,l when he cot n It,or ask
ing after her ROYAL us'u... IN the allowing terms.
Dear old boy-hov j. y,ur misuse
a pied piper il wanted in Carson Neya-
la. to Charm awa, tie f.t. Hotels restaurants and
private dwelling, ar, alike o.,rrun v b,,n ,,,cn,
that the Chr-1n .tt.f "a ID. ,,utut aud ti.gu.,i,r
Mr. Alh,r,. an Fu,,ti.b ,,l,,.,,.,i,.L. h..
Iran,.ii,.l tho 80, T. , W. - ~ ,l",
"Ju.lc" and It.ur, fr,.., i,'. - ,,. , l' ".
mi.,,,, roma ii,,, a., DID, W., WAY ~ ~ an "u
There are on,, two mon IN In,',,,n ,,ho
made no a,,etnp, . l nr.,, a, ,,' u,,',.',
demonstration or To- xrr,.. n,provnl Of ~ ono ,.eoa
aud the otherisawooi.n .e,nan IL, IRON, q, n .na
shop.
In ENGLAND tbn Licvcia husi,,,... 4, o
.ri,,', L., ',,.,.,.',. 49,. 80 10 10
ion, are i,,.,., I'm a., n,,',,,.. a, q ,'''
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tncc. Wv '''''
The island 80 Cvrrue NJ oro .i,,o ,,r
,,tr..i ,,,,. .,i.,., o.. -..- =, '.. , -. , -
int,.,,,rt. u,,,'. ,i ~ III, 49,.
of il. n.,,. j., , ,, ha ~" 'D'" WV
beauty NV
III 1,,,.,.,i ,. -
$780,, a. i''' ".''n ""' '"iS'"'' anu
'" W. Wv -" '-"' '"ou' hNe h'ilH' "lo'
- '' CIV aus "''""S u'ch >ni"' o"t"s
o'' ..'en ANU "'' 'e'' o'ep' ana moved eastward
"'i'' ''','''-
Everybody WHO las been at Brussels
mas Visited rs '''a''. 'cane" garden. Th'y are
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1t is not every year that a rural con-
sttucncy has the chance to send 10 Congress MS
its Representative a man not only soundy right
on all the practical questions Of the day. but. in
addition. ripe scholar. a lifelong student Of
the history and philosophy Of politics. rooted
and grounded In the truo Jefforsonian faith
sure from the first Of the ear OF the House ana
equally sure to become in a little time one Of its
leading and most influential members. The
Democracy Of the Third District OF New Jersey
have the chance TO secure such a Representa-
tive this year in Mr.. HAzLETiNE Of Asbury
Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09
The BUTLER movement in MASSACHUSETTS,

The BUTLER movement in Massachusetts
is rapidly taking on the proportions Of a tidal
wave. Not only 10 the announcement Of the Gen
erals candidature hailed with delight by tho
plain people but the most experienced
and astutc politicians Of tho State are
making haste to give in their adhe-
sion. and TO take the lead in tho work
Of organization. 1t is an open secret that the
two most influential Irish Democrats Of Boston,
JOHN f. FITZGERALD and PATRICK COLLINS. are
enthusiastic BUTLER men. and the Springfield
Republican reports that in letter read At
recent conference OF his friends in
that city in which both the old parties
were strongly represented, the General
expressed the belief that he could easily secure
the endorsement Of the Democratic State Con-
yonton He will make no effort TO do this
however, not considering it at all essential The
same newspaper learns that all the Democratic
mcmbers Of the Legislature from that region
are for BUTLER Evidently Massachusetts pol
itics are going to be interesting this fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

There were great doings in Mount Car
mel. H.. yesterday Ten thousand Ropubll-
cans OF tie -talwart variety rallied under ban
nors bearing the device. GRANT for President
in isSo.' drank in the sonorous oloqu'nec OF
that eminent poker player. tine Hon. JonN A.
LOGAN. and acclaimed the nomination Of COL
RouEEr BELL. q stalwart q the stalwarts. ivs
Congress.
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tween forty and Nifty Coroners; thoy do II In n
much more satisfactory manner. and the bills
are third less than under the old system. II
is already certain that crowners quest law will
mover be rcGstablshed in Massachusetts,. and
other Stntes may probably study the results OF
the new Massachusetts system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

Strong and honest men will be needed in
the Forty sixth Congress. II our friends the
Democrats OF the Third New Jersey District
nominate and elect Mr.. VI. W. HAzIErINE Of
Ashury Park they will have Representative at
Washington who viii reflect credit on the dis
trct rs talking sense when he talks and voting
right when lie votes.
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We can readily believe the report that Mr..
DEvENs Of Massachusetts, is anxious to got out
OF the Fraudulent Cabinet He should never
have entered H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

Dan BsS The second telegram delivered 70 you at
FORT Union directed tu tnlarfuu was Intended n leak
hni the operator here says ne cannot raise the tmarrun
office II was expected our friends would probably be
ON hand ~ the guard j. onJ Government escort do
not think definite business suspected Wade in.
formed Hatch that hc had been ready AN the time To- as
st YOU, hut could not mud that you wanted To do II
Hatch saws their opinion h. that weukr nee, aud do
not want 70 arrest tie ma sp A,sa ysacof uss
hnn dat m M M Ne ehu D4tDr yuii VVh iiss irio
ifsnf yfat our man signed the invitation with others
who were at that me. uns tor me 10 visit 'ulHN-Pnrter
MORLEY. springer ct al Now. II they expect me Sttur
day they Will hc on haud send me letters by ne sscn
ger. aud do not hesitate at eNtrptne measures Your
honor l. az stak, now aud failure fatal u 9th.
sist or att,upt murder lrng them also Hatch iseN
cited nnd wisrs u course. go put all The blame the
ci,u officers ana more ANXIOUS ON your account than
too any other reason. clearly ssU that We have no
uienls an CliaN. ant have suspected a along that
SOME OF our pretended friends here were traitors
Yours. A., : Is AxtYtt.
The Porter. Morley. and Springer here men
toned were among the loading citi0on- OF tho
county. and strong opponents OF the Ring and
It's delunct CollaN county branch. AAtcll and
his friends and auolOgists make no attempt to
explain or deny the charges That the troops
were sent on an infamous bushwhacking eApe-
ditiOn nobody hore doubts.
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WHY AxTELL TAINTED TROOPS.
The Use to which n TerritoriaI Governor
Tried 10 Put United states Soldiers.

SANTA FE, July 31.-The popular demand
for reduction OF the regular army finds strong
support in the history OF its doings in New
Mexico for the pnst few years. The fact Is. the
United States troops, like everything else Off
cial and public in New Mexico have boon chiefly
used to advance the interests Of the Santa F6
Ring, headed by EIkins, Catron. Axtcl. and the
rest: and tho district commander. Col. Hatch Of
the Ninth Cavalry. seems to be so entirely
wrapped up in these MEN. and has employed
his soldiers in such complete subservience to
their wishes as to lead an outsider to suppose
that the sinuous folds OF the Ring have en-
veloped him also
II is now something more than two year.
since COlfnx county had an experience with
these fellows not unlike that which Lincoln
county has more recently gone through. The
facts are worth recalling. The Rev. +. ]. Toby.
man respected and loved by the community.
was murdered on the highway His watch and
money were not taken. II was clear that the
motive Of the murder was not robbery. He had
made himself obnoxious to the Ring by bold
public denunciatons Of its members and tools.
Some of the latter prudently fed the county.
One man. who did not get away soon enough
was hanged by the people, and others would
have been II the people could have laid hands
Gov. Axtcll came to the rescue. ns usual. He
removed the sheriff whom the people had elect
ed. and put in his place man whom they de-
tested. and who managed in the brief time he
remained In Office to steal 81 900 OF school
money. He wrote on to Washington for au-
tnority to send troops into the county. He sent
District Attorney Ben Stevens to supcrintend
the military operations. company of forty
five soldiers. under command Of Capt. +. Moore.
marched into ColfaX. Some twelve or fifteen
leading citizens wrote 10 the Governor. asking
him TO visit the county and see for himself
whether the alleged lawlcssncss really existed
Tho troops remained two or three weeks.
arrested one man, Immediately turned him
loose and finally marched back 81 Fort Union.
having found no disorders to suppress. and no
shadow Of excuse for further stay.
Tho true design of this foray has lately been
exposed in the CimarrOn Ncrs Gni Press.
which publishes a telegram and letter sent at
the time by ANtell TO his agent. District Attor-
ney stevens. The plan was to create n disturb
ance. and Kill OIL some persons who were in the
way of the Ring ! give the documents; they
are interesting reading coming from the Gov
ernor OF Territory. The telegram wis sent to
stevens at Fort OntOn, and runs Ms follows:
Do not let t be known that will be In Cimarron on
Saturday > coach Body guard all rDlt
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tenement house recently erected up
town. on the west side. deserves notice ms q
commendablc effort AT improving the condi-
tons Of that class 81 homes. As tenement
houses are ordinarily constructed. they arc
dark. i'll ventilated crnmpcd. and unhealthful
The endeavor to utilize every inch of space is
the primary cause Of this state Of facts. A few
Intelligent landlords begin 20 see that they have
overreached themselves in that excessive econ
omzation; that they can rent their apartments
moro readily TO better tenants and have them
kept moro healthfu and with less deterioration
in value By n moro liberal style Of construction.
In tho sample building OF the new model. un-
der present consideration. two lots each Of
twenty-five feet frontage. are employed. Four
families are put upon each floor. and each has
parlor. dining room. kitchen. three bedrooms
bath room. water closet. baggage elevator, and
ample closet room. With the exception Of ono
bedroom in each OF the front suites OF apart
ments. which is lighted and ventilated from n
great central cross hall-which is open TO the
roof and acts as n yentilating shaft-every room
has light and air from without. To achieve
this. wide area has been left all along each
side Of the building. starting from the back Of
the front suites. The internal arrangement
Is ingenious. but the main features Of the
construction are the large cross hall and the
areas at the sides. II would be well II this or
some other equally good plan should bo gen
orally adopted. instead Of the present ways.
These suites. it must Doe understood. do not pro-
tend 20 Dee flats. but are plain cheap tcnrmeut~.
the highest rental Of which is hut SIC per
month. and wcro there less complete plumbing
they could be- rented for still less. Another
building II now in process Of erection. for tho
same owner, which is in some minor details
even better than that already noticed. Builders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-09

Paris has now sensation in the strike ~
is hackmcn. The brethren Of the whip are n
naughty and irascible generation the world
over AMI the Paris cocl,1' IL a stout stckler for
his traditional rights OF late these have been
seriously curtaicd by municipal regulation.
and 10y the Introduction Of cheaper modes Of
transit Tho good old days in which he could
snuh and bleed the bonW0t0is and the tourist at
discretion have gone. perhaps never to return.
The Exposition seems TO have put tho capsione
upon his discomfort with the new order 81
things. To be compelled 20 carry the unso-
phi=ucated visitor long course without over
charging him. % Doe hailed rs pix .cocioiN boy
English sightseers whose early education in
frtnch had b7-U nvgleetcd-tns wt-7oo nur1
tor eahby's phIIl sophy Hence tho strlhe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-28
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM

TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.
l feel under great obligations for the liberal
patronage extended to me since l commenced
business in this place, an enilro stranger, anu
heartily !oturn my m Jst humble thanks for tho
many favors shown no. l have decided to to
mske ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY GENTS
PER QUART, put up in paper, or Sl'N per
gallon, packed in ce and cent to all parts OF the
city. aa,-CUSTAKD and ICES, of ali 1avor9
made 10 order. How can it bo done? lst, l
have secured o low rent; 3D. pay cash for my
goods; Sd, buy the best of cream at reduced
price 4th, do away with hiring hands; 6th, make
the cream myself; 9Th. an determined to, give
full satisfaction. Picnics and Sunday schools
supplied (ten gallons ard upwards) at 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM and DINNER ROOMS
nv 2S-2m j. S. FORCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA-!n the Clerks Office Of the Cir
18th day of June, 1873.
The Washington City Savings Bank, use Of
William F.. Mattingley Receiver. David
Walker Lewis, j. Davis and John W. Ma
gill, trading as bankers under The nsmo and
style of Lewis johnson Il Co.; James @. Hall
and Otis Bigelow, for themselves and others,
holders of notes secured by deed of trust made
by VIM. b: Davis, who may choose to come
in as plaintff, herein, plsntifs, against Will
John G. Weems. administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Joseph Dickinson
Thorpe, Joseph Thornton and Ann r. Thorn
ton, his wife, Charles E. Rittenhouse and -
Rittenhouse, his wife, William II, Marbury
Beach, Francis l.. Smith, jr., and W. Arthur
Taylor, defendants In chancery.
Memo The object Of the above suit is TO es-
tablish certain deed Of trust made by defend
ant William 81. Davis and wife to William II.
Dulany. trustee, upon certain tract of land in
Fairfax county, Virginia, consisting of about
1850 acres. known ss the Thornton tract, fully
described in said deed of trust which was exc
cuted about August IT, 1869. and recorded in
this Office of the Clerk of the county of Fairfax,
about Sept. ID, 1869. and mado to secure the
pay nc ent Of certain notes described in said decd
of trust, amounting to $l50O0O made by said
Davis to the order of said Rittenhouse, and on
dorsed by him and said Joseph Thornton, q
large portion of which are owned by the plain
titfs, as the irstlen upon the said tract OF land
to procure the said property to bo sold for the
purpose Of enforcing payment of the said notes
held by the plaintiff. to have sdjudgod snd do
creed certain alleged assignme eDts of liens by
Joseph Thornton 10 Joseph Dickinson Thorpe.
and claimed by said Administrator Of his estate
to be the first lien upon said property TO be in
valid and void as to these plaintiffs, and to OBJ,
tain personal judgments against said maker and
ondorsers of said notes for the amount thereof,
with interest," and for tho rolief prayed for IN the
bill tled.
The defendants, Charles +. Kittenhouse and
- Rittenhouse. his wife, William II. Davis
and Lucrets j. Davis. his wife, and Joseph
Thornton, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that they are not residents of this State, it
is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect thoi-
interests in this suit and that copy of this or
dor be forthw inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
this city. A copy, test:
S. Ferguson Beach, p'f je 22-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-28
COMMISSION MEHCHANTs
.HAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,

OHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr,
(Lste of J. T. Beckhsm s. Co,l
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Agent for
j. B. F1CKLEN & SONS
CELEBRATED DBRIDGEWATER FAMILY
FLOUR,
NO. IL UNION STREET,
je2l-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
A. E. ADDISON. A. J. WEDDERBURN,
A r. ADDISON s. CO.,
DEALERS IN
FERTILIZERS.S SEEDS and IMPLEMENTS
And Agents for
PITTS SONS CHICAGO THRESHER.
And tho celebrated
TAYLOR STEAM ENGINES. ENTIREEN.
GINES, &c.
Corner Prince and Union sts, Alexandria vs.,
Have in store the 'ELEWAN" and "CERES''
FERTILIZERS. excellent for spring as we'll As
fall crops.
Also Horse Rakes, Plows, Cultiyators, Shovel
Plows Corn and Cob Crushers, all Of the latest
snd best improvements and make; also Kirby's
and Wheelor's Harvesting Implements, consist
ing Of Mowers and Respers Of different kinds,
snd Osborn's Self Binding Harvester, all which
they will sell at manufacturers prices.
Also an EIGHT HORSE STEAM ENGINE
and BOILER entirely new, which they will
sell at about one half the manufacturers price.
ap9-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-28
Oneuing and Closing Of che Mails.

The following Will be The hours for opening
and closing the mails until further notice:
CLosINa-Manassss Division q; m; hIesSn, e;s ~
Gordonsville Va, 6 a. m; Now YORK M cty ,nn ana
Baltimore and Philadelphia at ~ M, and i; o
=. % NJ; Western 8 p. m; Southern malls, VIA
Richmond Xs 40 p M and + R nj hsoush SSuvd
s ws;is59 p'm; ma'is bsn1ils, xs hsAVSDsf; Va NJ %
esz eopsEzS1Sa-N orthern and Western mails, via
Washington, D. G., 8 80 q. m. and and pm /;
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, ~ a. m. m:
and i p. m; southwestern through mail, Sls wa
Lynchburg, Va, 8 30 3. m; Lynchbgfgg, g,oi 10 a.
e1a1a5s including a stssEns TSisen Gn 30 A.
Round Hill to Alaxandria, Va, 3 80 p. m.
SUNDAY HouRs-Office opens ~ q. M anu
closes = 30 q. M, .;. --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-28

Through aEd excursion tickets, good until
November l. Park Wsgonettes, in which TO
convey passengers from station to Springs.
BOARD RATES
The proprietor of Orkney Springs, fully ap-
precisting business DEPRESSION offers the follow.
ing reduced rates of board, graduated according
to rooms occupied and the number Of persons
in each room.
Board per day for one week and less than two
81 so, So and So so. Board per week for two
weeks and less than four So, $40 $12 and $l4
Board per month for one month and less than
two $50, $35, $40 and $45. Ministers, phys-
clans and members of the press will be entitled
to twenty-five per cent discount on the above
rates. Children under II years and servants
half fprice.
Families and parties mum bering seven or more
who desire 70 remain the entire season, can
make special contracts at 8 reduction on the
above rates.
The season will open on SATURDAY, the
18th of June, and close on the 18th Of October.
All communications addressed 10 4. B. COLE
MAN, Manager Metropolitan Hotel, until June
l, after that date to the proprietor at Orkney
Springs Shenandoah county, Va, will receive
prompt attention.
sp SO-3m A. w. JONES, Lessee and Prop.
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