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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
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The partnership heretofore carried on by w.
A. johnson ana John Il. Hammond under tho
urn nsme and style OF w A. JOHNSON &
GO, in Alexandra, Va, hiss tnis day been dis
so.ved by mutual consent, and both of the uI-
Ie7::gned are authorized to receive payment of
OIL debts owing to the sGd partnership and sign
in settlement.
Dated this 18th dsy of October, 1879.
W. q. JOHNSON,
JNO. r. HAMMOND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06

he undersigned desires TO express his thanks
10 MS friends for their patronage to the late firm
o! VIM. a. johnson s. Co., and he hopes that
i;ncy will continue tho same to Mr. JOHN Z.
haA aOND. who will continue the business
GiF .GF himself under the same name and At the same
place w. A. JOHNSON.
: IhoUndtf5isned will continue the GROCERY,
tlQuOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Ghce' the firm nsme of w. A. JOHNSON g
w., st the same place. aud he solicits tho pat
',"GsSe Of ths friends of the late firm OF VIM. a.
johnson Co and the public generally.
oCt:O JEO r. HAMMOND
y EW VASES snd BOQUET HOLDERS.
- something handsome. Gail and sec them
"s H. j. MILLER s. cos,
sep Rh King street.
SONELESS COD FISH, scaled Herring snd
- 0 nos. ! and Mackere. received snd for
sale cheap by
octls r. W. AVERY. 22G King st.
4 Ii GRADES OF FAMILY and EXTRA
FLOUR in store and for sale at bottom
pFcas by
oct Is L. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
fKEAM CHEESE, rich and mild. for sale by
DC 10 Il. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King ST.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-06
E1ALI. AND WINTEE UpENlNG,

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Ladies' Gents, Misses, Boys and Infants
Nerino Underwesr; large ok to sulecs
from prices from 20c to S5 each
, 1879-07-04
A1IUSEME ENTS.
Nf'yICKEN.S.

M'F1CkLRsS%
AT AtcVickcs's, last night, there was return
to ''Ptnatorc." 1t wns given With tho same
cast a. when originally produced here by tho
Duff Company, ozcapt TINT Mr. ". II. Mac.
Donald took str. Mackin's place as tho Donfs
.taij', and Mr. Charles Collins WIS tho Dick
Deudtpe instead OF Mr. DavidEc. Mr. Hatch re.
suIned his position Al Ho'ph, which, y Will be
remembered: lo s,'rrencrea .'u5ins tho prs;; pre-;
considerable improvement In her actIon as the
herons: tho 7,.sT; ed .!'er roS: sst's
to thcjr jnrn,cr standard Of excellence.
1he cn'crtatr.nsnt connlnded VIII Gs.hsrt ;.',f.
nn! su!l,ran's "IT!nl ny Jury,"@Mr. . Wailn
sille. tarrat, si.c Plaintiff 81. Macdonald tle
i,a nfffes f'onntt, niIi Mr.. Collins the Officer
Of The Court. The laughablc trlnd was sung
quite well, AMI acted viii, goot! deal Of vim.
stlIc. .|artcau was especially yivac'olls, NIX!
demonstrated the possession nf moro power Of
vocal,zaiIu, than silc had heretofore received
crrt.it for. The san,c tl will be repeated this
R!teruoon and cvennE, aud n1so at two per-
fUrtua1jecS OH SATURDAY..
, 1879-07-04
THE DEAD AT ISANDULA.


y Visit to thu sccuo Of the 1srltt1s, nsa.tor7-
r1rp.
fo,dca f&,f,u y.r,
Al lin Inn of lin nscent. j,eynnfl lin Dnsfee,
i,, ~ r,.,,<,,, f:,,.,,,. -a,~.od T., ,,ss,.t,,.,
WHEEL the 'lasoon "aa."" s'o"nsu ;" ua""!.'h
style, wo ntw os1 our !elt 'front.' fsl1ig a'e tue
surrounding country, thu strcp, isoiated, nlM
a1rnost ,pacccs.tblu Till, or rutbcr crap.
~ l.u,,,u1n ,ho coutonr ~ t,a r,vr.I
VI !'"'N.u'a' 'As ...,'', o ,,,'',
crest STRANGELY lesc'ap'.nE 6tae VIEW ot
acouc!las,t linn. On the lower neck OF tic lfssl
ground on It's right werc elo4rly Visible up ucaist
tno shs.s ."' apv".a w'''o "aso''s =, ,, ss uu.
elfoyea eo1a"'o' ~ n"'us "eso sssn' t'ahh1'5
parties covered the hills on cllher s!to the track,
aluug whIcl, thu head OF thu column passed at
n trot with ANAL t,ntaclncnts If Nntnl t,arn.
,.,.s.... l.. t..,., - ~. r,r.,.o, I,,,,~l.
Sn.e'a WIZ e. ~ ..o"s ',,.' y" ~ ,,. .st ~, H.,
so" =, H., W.. n,t ~ " ~" ft,,ia s'., ~, @
vausss ~ NJ 1o so H., NV a',
IT,. MusS ssau, ~, .c vnrs ~, w.,s srnntv
tt!a crest ~ m s "ess @ '',s M9suh'i c,I, I.uua @
aonens o. ' sA. Ill., ~ @ ,yr, 'Ss Ms.s
9,r;s, .'arr .,,,. thrv t,l,l IL ,h.. vn,,,
,.t,n, wnit, a,u "r ,,rsntt,no,o ,s',,,r.,,a. ,s..
ti,,a ~ s,fr,,v",, tr,"I ~ .s"n," I.v .thw.r,
nus isn ~. s,,,n - ' n.,r rsshs fr,,. si1Is
" ,'.,.i,,,.'.s S"" ,.vr, ~ h,s" i, ttts
:. ~. ,.'aJ ,.. t"v .iir,. ~,,'.n L,.," ,rith
nna,,eT "o ,t.c.i,,"', III, in" IT,, Ih"r ',r"r.
sa,r .,'I rnynr ti,ht r. th",n In G,.i
W 1 xs.ta. swav Sn,nr wrrc aim,nrt w1ni"
a. aHIs bsuns "i cany ys1,nw nn". r:
a.r ~, ,sris H. s1,' t"ns ,nsir ,"
eatarcs o s baars M I'VE y
, 1879-07-04

Eru Fork 15mss.
Br Henry Bessclner has Ind an experience
that fow inventors ure allowed to havo, ln living
TO seq the worldwide results OF his invention,
mud 10 realize the ecouomy ia resources which
hayo been made posalbio by its use. The Bcw-
ic.ppcbtne aud the electric telegraph hare
bccn labor.sayng In their cifcet 10 m enormous
exteut, but with these II would ha,e been di!ll-
cult for their orlcinators when aliyo 10 cst!-
mats The moue.ary value to mankind Of tho
discoveries. With tho making Of steel tho case,
however, Is dEfIercnt, for the saving can b t.-
ured down to q ntcety on oyorY ton made,
aud tho annual product OF ult various
civilized countries 10 pretty accurately
known, Trou1 data thus collected 1t d
osLjn1atsd that III lnbor aIl nlatertal the world
ID gaiucr to the amount OF $l0U, ,0o0, 900 Year
by using the HcsscncT process III converting ore
into stcel. Or considered tn anothor way, tho
advantage Of a low-prtrel enduring material,
sush as uesscmer steel, when compared With
Iron, i,ns been mtde matter u calculation ~
lar a. railroad tracks are concerned With the
following astonishing results: Mr. Price Will
ans, who Is an expert on matters OF ths kind,
has stated tint hT substituting atoci for iron
saving in expenditure will le male during the
IFS Ut one set Of alvul rails on all the e1tstng
lines In Great Britain u not lesa thao t650, ,0oO,
OOO. 1h view Of lheso facts. II 6fr Henry tas
obtained In royalties tile sum vi q, ESQ 00, most
persona will conccdo that Ia has Eot no more
than he deAgfYts
, 1879-07-04

and wan situated on tho border Of a lalso.
When bu retired the evening before hfs iouso
Upon going ous next morning h,s aurpslse can
bc iiuncncd when, Iustead Of his garden. mn I'm.
mc1sc sink, fifty ar sixty yart1d square, f''cd
With wntcr. running up. Within eighteen or
twenty feet at lis rca!dcncc, met his Rnze.
During tic night this tranatormaton occurred,
leaving not cYcn d vcstt9o of tic tnlcs pine
trees which were stan,lIng In tllelr full majesty
orly twelve hu,rs before. Tlieae sinks, how
ever, nro nut infrcuuont In that county. II Inns
onty been shnrt time since Tint sInk occurred
near I.avcnurr's Mill, more remarkable than tho
one alluded to nln,ye, In that It occurred upon
the vcrY top OF l,ill,-ono u the highest ponts
of land in that county.
, 1879-07-04
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Christ opbcr Ai'Icf, Af!nS al no. W. NC
GruE0r street, aud employed by Libby, Mcneil
T. Libby, cat,ls Ao,1o from his wurIs nj II
~. n1..ru,,o,, :rnnns.,,I- fro1 hrar,.,,,sra,"
nocs,s.,, wo. m vcnr. M ovo ,,,d I.f, a ,xfre
~, ',1,',ss,. T., ,,a..,,,'. ."e' w."
ahu 'o"t e'''use" ~ aes1eu'c e'se""s'anses'
I'ln polro Yesterday succeeded In arrcstlng
lie sl,o.,ep thief Albert Barler, alias Emn,ell,
a.''' 'ass ..s'1 su "aa 'oekea up ~ '"o "Sss ~,
Aati'oo1' Street STALLION. iie mas lonnu o. ule
Intersection Of sho FuTt Wayne Railroad a,M
Flttr-htth strect. The wound from the bullet
trr hY Uilltur tnfncs in In his LETT Eroi,,, and s
not roi,t,lercd fataI. More's the ptty.
~, "a, ,t,,.,.. H.,
"A, ~ % ta,s "'o,mG mn., s.s',s "s mn,n
, 1879-07-04
EkAaH9s,.,

We seldom pick up f3rtttsh newspaper With
out seeing something lfkv thla:
"Atalncd at Ramagatc lsooker7, near Oakley,
Rev, plautagenct Clut,crbuck, IL. D., +. Il. g.,
A. 7. g., II. N. o. Q. Il. D., uncle to tic bride.
Hector Of 1t. Barthoiomew's Church, Elophaat's
Head. Briar Lane Bosktey, assisted by the le!.
Theophilus Ytmoieon Tll1nouse, J. o. b., X. Il.
IL, 7. I. T., b. i. r., eous,n 81 sl.e bridegroom,
Rcctor OF Calvary Church, 81. Aiartin's.tn-ths-
Back. Cellar, Mal!'a Nose. GrantleJ, dertruaa
Maud Beatrice Constance, daughter Of Gran.
il, ii. q. L, ). i. e., ". Q. S., u Baseknecs
Isrlcry, ChoimoulcloJ cia!sbones. son'eraet, to
ilcroii 1t. John Eycrnnmt stragsby, late ot
her Msiesty'a Four Ain,!rctl a'1d Elcyentn foot,
X. c. b., H. y. A., l.. Il. j., and f. I. J.. Of
Fumpesntck.o psiory xnd stonehengo and Stick
elnrck Lodge, st. Chtlstopher's.U Uadertasr
Hedge, Muml!cpeE, uestfQr4"
, 1879-07-04
South, fresh; weather cloudy.


EXCURSION BQS1N 4sSSs
All the vessels in port to-day will display their
coioEs In honor Of The Fourth, and the vessel Of
Ices aud agencics Will be generally closed.
Capt st. Peter md his lifc-saving crcn will flfe
d national salute at sunrise with tho now gun.
Tho Goodrich Cotnpany's steamers havo bcou
sploud1dlY dccorated with flags and ercrgteens
ind will make excursions thls morning, after.
moon. and evening rs per announcement
In TIE TRlnuAE's advertising columns. Tho
boats vii! leave from the foot 'of MICHIGAN
nvenue md those who dcsiro to spcnd the day
By making M excursion on ouo Of tlle steamers
can rcat insured that everything will be con-
a',ctcd just as 1t should be. The Lako Mieht.
have also decorated two of It's steamers for
tpecial excursions, and leave from the foot of
Washington street. Three steamers lcaTo from
Clark street bridge,--thc Ruby, Faxton, md
Lady Washington. All will have bands Of mN-.
sic On board, and II the day Is t1nc tho boata will
do big business.
, 1879-07-04
CASUALTIES.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July IA dispatch
from Virginia, Ncv., says about thc t'sa iu thu
Imperial and Bullion Mines: Five neil were
putting In bulkhcad in tic Incline above Its
connection With tho 7,840.foot lovc'. This
will shut oil tho gus in the Incline, nul
tho cusrcnt of puro atr from the lmperal
coming through il,c 1,8iu.foot drift will nuke
tic iacllne so It can be entercd above tho point
where the bulkheatltng Is NOW being done.
Bodies Of nlcn ara working With spoEgcs over
their Iaces ntd tic mir Is 50 bad IN the incline
that the candles 20 out Immediately. Men
work fn five minute shtits In d light thrown
from the station aboyc.
, 1879-07-04

Mr.. George Magrath, the pianist, Of New York
City, has bcen playing, recently In Ednburg,
wtlcrc he has had great succoss, according TO
the lural prcss.
There Is IL talk of reducing opera prices iu
I.oudon to tounteragt tho prodiglnus attraction
Of tho French Comedy Company, Which has
lurcd away NIL the t1igls-prteed patronage.
plcnor, II lotlor who took leading parts In
Wsgner's operas, died recently. lle WIS u
mcniber Of tue cum pahy ut thu Kr0lsche Theatre
IN Berlin. at ulc tlu,e of Tits death he was
lunasic.
hlr. Frank j. Bowen. Mr. Charles K,orr, Mr.
and Mrs. Luuls Faik. siss Jessie BARTLETT, a.l,i
Miss Ada Sotucrs, uf .tle Church Choir ''pinA-
lure" C0mpsny, went 10 FDx Lake yesterday
afternoon to slsund their Fourth 0f July holl-
day.
Fernando Tc4csca, m American By BIRTH, has
been distinguishing herself iu' l'aFa by her
y!ol!t-playl,it:. Sho hts studied for SONG yvurs
under WilheimI md Vicnxtcmps, al!d will ap-
pear In berlin during t!1c courso ot thu next
hcaSut.
When ilubInstcin was IN Boston last, t1o was
80 much Impressed Win tt1c cYtdencc OF lnns!cal
utility uussrssc.l by hiss Henrietta Ma,lErr thAt
lu iihlatrd ,hnt slo should 20 to ", Petersburg
md be.ume hIs pupil. Whh:h she did. ShU has
now returned, nnl is suit to bu q very tnc
p!anlst.
The s.aRe force at IIayerly's Theatre wcre
very Dusy last evening rceulyng an4 storing
the sccnrry. furniture. Anu properties for tho
.1Baukcr's Dangiter," which arrlyei yesterday
from, the tJ,1u,! Squars Theatre. Now York.
Tie intention Is to present tf!c play hire ~ IL
WAS presented iu Svw York, With AdeEty to tic
| slightest detail.
SIR. David A. Strong. the very excellent
| scentc artist Ut l1aysrlyfa Theatre, has bcet
| busy all this week Eettt,g; up now stage.set-
tils; lor tho Church Chor 'sPIunforo" Com.
pauy. Tie salv Of asa!s for thc reaopearanro
vi Lie comuany ut liaveEly's Iiicatro next
wc&k Indicates a very general DESIRE on thu part
| III tho public tn wtincss this most enjoyable per-
furalutcu of I'll. n. 4. p!natoro" yet given III
| Chicago.
Maplaspn'4 ronlpany III Lon1on nave been
| giving rcpctiii,ns VI u tpnrtnui," "Rgpletto,"
"Corlnen," "Fauat,n "sonnambula," !" ''llG
tluguenots." "LohengELu," una "D!noFall:''
"Atla" Is announced FUR tho first tlule tais
scasou. for Miss keliogg's debut; a,ll 'Mlgn'
0nn Is tn preparation, with Nilsson ~ t!lu heIo'
ine, AL acrounts agEecln stating ihst Nllssnns
voice MAS neycr III Ilues condition than this
eeako,,. alll that Afr MOVERS ns uu aetress nave
| Improved hv uxpcritNcr, So llaat her aasutnp-
t,,s ot tic trytII. role. Uf grand une1a ara thur
uugh|y satisfactory. C0lIsern!s,s the tacr vi
ists u tue company AMI lhe operas III which
theY have thus tsr appeared, there is nothing
to be recorded that 10 new to Lis, except Thai
Koudu, lIlc French barttonc. has confirmed ~
highly favorable impression that ho made ~ III;
, 1879-07-04
SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED.
s1n &LA ESs|ffn.t uR ~ - tfsr{f,etrr

CHICAGO, July 3.-Haye re any rights that q
gambler Is bound to rcspecta DO thu police
know that No. 1871 South Clark street, over
D.ewasca's INIT store, ts ono OF the y,lest
swlndIing holes In tho ct.yl 1t Is kept By tho
notorious NJ. c. McDopald md Capt. Brun.
Minors arc freely admitted aud PROMPTLY
swlndlcd. Boys arc daily and hourly being
aesay mo51ng Ma' who VII pa.,nS a ts place b.
was kindly Invited up to s<e the game. Boy-
liks, 'lo .scrop,cd, md Loaf every cant Of hla
employers monoy. l. there no remedy for this
state at atfaiesi Must thu city tDleinto
asporta meua enough to pluck our chtldrona
OLD SPpnT,
, 1879-07-04

MILWAUKEE, July 3.-Thia morning deputy
Unttud States Marshal Simpson proceeded 10 the,
National Military Asylum and ar:cs.cd an In
mate ua1ncd Adam K1uflcs ou warrant eharg-
lug him with assault with intent to kilt. It ap-
,,t.rs Tint OF, the 29tl ,1it Kn1cs. while intoxi
e.lt cd, BECAME dfso1dcrly on tho Asylum grons:
whe, membor Ut tl,r provost guard named
Thomas undertook to arrest him. kauilos re'
sisted, AMI waA struck over the head with
club by Tho,nus. lie then drew knifo nt,'l cut
md elashed Tholuas In terrible manner.
Thomas Is nnw au inmate Of tho Asylum
hospital, atl In u criscnl condition. kau1les
WAS lp0Eed in tic County Jail.
, 1879-07-04
MARIN E.



ponr 1IunoN, Mich, July a.-Up-Props
Colorado, Marine CITY, Pacific, Fountain CITY,
Van Allen, W. II. Easnuu,, East Saginaw aud ;
t,ar1es; schrs Maria Martin, Homer, G. X.
Muir. 7. 3. Marsh, Iosco, Curlew DrcndnauRht.
Donn-props Quebec, Huron City, Vsnder-
btlt No. 2, u. ". Powers. Chicago with aehr Q.
\. Jones. ]. +. Joy, n. Mill and bargcs; schrs
Alnrto Polo, Wells Burt, David Vance, Red
White and Blue, j. II. Breck, Oriental, Bis
marcts. Norway, H!heria. Il. FolgeF, AlEehfgans
Wind.-souti, iresil; weather ilno.
potr 11unoH, Miei1., July 3--10 =. u1.-Up--
PROPS Jay Gould, 0twcgatchic. Forest City and.
consort, md schrs PULASKI, sIongungon, Tuttle
ANIL coGsort, Wilton anil eansort, 1lavana md
eonsort; scl,rs Aiarr Amelia. Adventure. Fleet
wing, Aihcnian, New Hampshire.
Dowu-Props St. Albans. Blanchard. Arizona,
Monitor, Bcrtsch1, Nebraska, Mary Mills, Trln.
divtlle nMl bargce. 0lcnn and barges; schra
Mareugo, Thomas Parsons, A. @. AforcY, st.
Joseph.
Wfnd-south, fresh; weather cloudy.
, 1879-07-04

raw, gaping wounds; no torn rci flcsh that
scr.na yet Qutycrlng: Nothing OF oil That mnkes
rs.3 s s,s 81 sS'sass s ,..e ssi ,aase Il as's sa
calu, reignc'! in this solitude Of nature; grain
l,a,l grown. n.sur!snt round the tsnguntI
.prontE from -, thu scc,l that dtopnsd m
1Ifc-h1oosl uf gallant tncn. 80 long in mot
PLACES had grown tho rrass that 1t .nescful'I |
s.,roltsted the dead whnn fnltr luls1 months to.
aimIcs.ly, aboal Que stumbled III IL tic @ gfass
Hers lay a corpso With bayonet jemms'1
e 4so,1ns 'ns asa' sss e,a ap a f3 uo @ s0sikss i"o.
into tI'c Gro,,nd. There lay form that seonsa
face. tut scvcu asscEai slahs layc pierced @ the
e s M9' .4sessS y s 's ot on s1 ss "s
wagon, with his hcad on 4 saddle for . pillow
nnd n tatpauiin drawn over him, as II he had
In patel, oi long grass, near the right flank
Of the CAMP, lay Durnford's body, the long
te fnss Gant shspste tec9EnzSsa .nn, hi At
tho finEcr and n knife With tic natno en
| hwny. Dnrnfosi had tltrd har1,-n central
s%sS % teagns i out .sea;% H., t'!sis ..i sSisl
| hla shield, lar at tho Coloncrs feet. Around
hnn IL snE "y aSGut agzs ea,a ee 81
assegai stass. These gallant follows were easily
identified by thcir comrades who accon-
panied tho column; poo. Lieut.; ssoss !
ras hfy roaa a. nunof 81 ass3} e .s e'5 ss5pa s
ATTEMPT to cover the t'nnk Of tho camp,
a1l had stood fast from choice. when they mlgnt
haze cssa}cd 10 dy Tor :hcir horses; Gloss BE-
| ttr rrDtluIl In ftnut NJ thG rAttlr. About 4UD
t,aees beyond this WAS .he ground OF the battle
| heforo The troops broke from their formation,
md q, both ssdss thts gully the dead lto ssry
'rwenty.tourth lie almost touching, as
If they ha!l fallen In ra!gng square. Tile line
OF strasglnE rush baek to ca!np " clearly
Dutnioe.'s body WAS wrapped In = tsrcpaulln and
l,urIcd under heap of atorcs. Tile Natal Cara
Iincess buried their dead comrades roughly.
The gunncra did The samo BY theirs, EIors..
tho men WHO had not belonged to The
Twenty-fourth Regiment. These wcre left u1,-
thichet by special orders froIn General NcSdi.
gate. tic,. Marsu'l hal 1ourtsl,ed natural
dead Who 90 long taye laid blcaeh!ng ~
fsandula, BIZ, IL appears TINT The Twcnty.foirst
wish to perform this Office themselves, thinking
fright that lolh battaloas should bs reprsscns.
ed, ard that the ceremony should bc
postponed. TIT tic end OF tho can,-
pa 81. In vain Marshall Offered 70
ion1. .at,, ntt ~ n v sn, T has
svnnatbr ,s .hn i,t ~ ~ ~" ~ nrs
nwn .cad % ht viz nn.tnnc 'H tn in,crmsnt
III nniv to,v g i"n.s E1,no. r,n Il. nn,b"r"It A.
In a}tnr ,1n y,s ,vh, Hu svn =" 4ofip
n"r;" ,ior .,, ~ so W., "o ~ ,,at anncas -
%.r i .S s "" .u Nv i III ,s us hi ~,
,nnsrnw ,nSI tnt w. vt.;cd a I'm uinco '1E mn ~
bury our dead, hut remove abatch Ut NaEons.
t, sn,,r nanr ~ "ta,s oat, ~. u
ci,anerd on ,a,v s.a reIie.%e,,ers fr.,,n he,,oc
nntng-,nh. l3,snst. S"u .'ns
n".t:s ~ .s, ; t.S"', fd, ,1't',,
b,ol sonta,ntn, nq'u ~ ,nres.in' ~,
rrsnnndnnrc ,ri, tin 1Irsr 1nsrs ~ wa. ne foun,,
~ -. - ~. 49,. .~ N ~ In IN - =
, 1879-07-04

London IL at the feet Of Harah Ecs,1,,artlt, aud
ts only distressed BECAUSE, ut $40 all SIS d
ticket, tlcrc Is no house EnrGe enough to hold
the tl,rongs whcl, cIanor for tho coveted paste
hoaros" n1'ta'e t''o A4'a .. ou"e' '"1. o'h"'ct
says applications for tickets for bernhars't
nights were told the laY before that no plaza of
any Rlia eou.u w 'au e"sl'ee 1na" oa'5 " luz
newspapers "npptnud her whether she net vel!
.. ~ "''n ..''e sSeaSe' Nn as"o., , "T1'
ahc Is NJ hef worst, she is oolter taan my Ea-
gltsh actress at her best" This star OF tho
e.age ,s fanae ~ 'tns ut. " u, .n,. Whtm
etanuiiH neF pse"aat eon1 ". ,ss Tho n.4.
ess Is besfcged wish requests for Invitations.
Her photographs have driven all The fayosite
"beautlcs II uut Of tho market. Following arc
t',o sua'v "rest eat."sns a%'rcss: s'A ''o
u,r ~, s4oAs as.'a' r...,.,,. .,n.,u
70 T!!y sa n fes;aSs!f Il sSt;: !, sss
ang % oy net tas n ~ ~.
/ ns..ss twsR.s; ss 'sa ass,
aud M isseien. '.ileyai;" Nd .seiens.' ~ neFt
was Tor tho Eaii q nndls}X;; * PIT hls
losdsh'p W. taSeh seslotisY ~. anu NJ 1esstlsa
pears, assisted bF Mile Duma'n whom she hcFsea
II my last letter mentioned au instance or I've
OF the relaxation III Mile. Bcrnha.ds's favor Of
those tcsrtci!ons or principles which are thought
to stand In tile way q per aociai recosalt!on.
aAEed to dtnnct laht night In house which u not
only fashionable hTs of rrcoto1caaoe s5icIness IN
ccntlon exprestlJiny IL n,cct Mile. Hefnhardt
anu tnc!ulch persons Of fhnk o. onth Hoxes, anu
pcEaons With many nshot caiHls 10 d!stinction ~
ambassador .ra. amonc The gncsss II tery seldom
/ happens III this c0uHtry tlat lacy who - fof"
tunats enough to pesscss t!tle socs upwn % ntn'
gnnc to tho verge OF tencrity II not beyond IT, IN
| taying 70 mneh, and WILL not add word except
brilliant ard hardly c.a wonderful n lt* sparkling
variety ihan thn,o peliosnaNces,M M %'th which Loh'
don u now familiar. IN more ' nnhc alsEe; D..
season, --tlot IN Englls' lat IN French. will
| hc gwen on thst nHlt !1r mo nrst tlnc. IL l'as
been submitted 10 Nile: llctnhar4t, who haa read
AMI nppsorcd i-wlo Ia. indssd. 80 Welt satisnctt 4
WITH II tHht Nht fe4EetS npl Hs!ME HuIu ~ pay "
, 1879-07-04
NAVIGATION NOTES,
CHICAGO.

Tho prop Nashua had her bulwatks on tho
s.arboard side stovc tn yesterday afternoon In
O collision on tho South Branch.
The mombers Of the Scamen'a Union ut pres
cut In port will jo!u in tue labor demonstration
to-day.
The movement of vessels wns not great yes
tcrt1ay. Those arriving we're towcd in wth some
difficulty, owing to the Rtrong eouthcrly Wind
That blew.
Tho new schooner launched at Oswogo latelY
rms named Lcadyillc.
a corps OF engineers Is engaged IN surveying
the Sault Ste. Mary River.
, 1879-07-04
PORT COLBORNE.

PoRr coLnonNg, Ont, July 8.-Passcd up.
steam-barge Clinton, Kingston to Milwaukee,, ,
light; barge artnsby, Kingstsosn to htt'waokec''
Down-schr Emerald, Ludlngton 10 Collins
Day, timber; ". AIcIaaa, Chicago to Ktngaton,
wheat; Monterey, Chicago to Ogdensburx,
cora; r. B. Locke, Chicago to Osweso, corn;
Bolivia, Chicago TO Oswe9o, corn.
Wfnd-Wcst, light.
Port Dalhousle reports the echrs ii. L. Drcch,
Ceeclia, a. Miner, Antelope, Albatroes, Alba
core, and n. Gaskin, laid UP there. The schr
Anglo Saxon Is laying ho1c waiting for f1eights
to pick up.
, 1879-07-04

TaIttah,,asfe F.nrtdi1n, ~
Wo arc informed that gentleman residing ln
culttyatng q su,ail farm, upon arising uus
morning LOST week was surprised to and ulat
during the night ILLS residence had been changed
from 5eg1un wAogr water could uot 10 ssau
, 1879-07-04

wound Is lust nhnvc thc nipple, and the bullet
must hnyr gun. ncaslY or quito through the
body. pr. ].arorio, who waa In nttcntinnce:
,1rot hin, at al early hour this tnornls,s. tt ~
tic opinion thnt llr could not live until daylight
The pt1lco arc BUSY Investigating.
, 1879-07-04

koscnbsckcE'e Chicago Orchestra will perform
Mt Baum's rask.rIace Pavilion this Gycning.
Tie programme includes: March, "My Aus
tra," Hoffman,; Overture 10 " In RcIno d'Un
Jour" Adam; Waltz, "Aboncntoro." S.rauss;
rotpo,.rrt. Ultenbachiana," ConradI; orcr.
ture 10 "Fra niusolo." Ausaer: "Tho POST"
solo for rnsnet, schalter: Anaryli*,n 1.outt
MIL; Coronaton March, from " Die Folk
unuur," Krctc.lGnann: Potpolirrl fron,
Esnanf," Verdi: 1.ockst0na Polka" Hcr-
mann; Quhlel!lc, National Melodies, Sehcucr.
, 1879-07-04

RICHMOND, VA, July 3.-aliss Lou bolltng.
aged 20, daughter Of Coi. Thomas Boiling, Of
this city, died this evening from the effects Ut
burns received last night BY her dress catching
tiro from piccc Of burning paper.
, 1879-07-04

Isp1ANAroI.Is, 1ud., Jnly 3.-scarrh for the
fighting burglars was continued ali night. This
morning word casnc that the men were no" secu
IN Tho nctgEborhootl VI Brlghtwood, und posse
u pollco wont ,lcrc, and soon raa across two OF
tl,t nun asleep under tree. They werc Barney
sIuran uul John Murphy, we'll known and
dangerous .luotiIutus. Murphy ea7s one Of uacir
number, Mike Copnors, WAY badly lilist yeater-
day bY TWO shofa IRON Unleer richards re-
yolyor, md, lie thought, fatally.
, 1879-07-04
MOLTEN STEEL,

SCRANTON, Pa, July IA ladlo OF molten
steel upsct.'ng ti mitl hero burned James
Hurley and Henry Long. Tho former is dead
mud the inter Is dying. John Humphreys fore
man OF Cornell q Co.'s mines, was crushed to
death to.tluY.
, 1879-07-04
THE Louisiana CONVENTION,

SEw ORLEANS, July 3.-The Constitutional
Convention has adopted au article prohibiting
thB sale Of alcoholic und malt li9uors Sundays
providing tic us1t Legislature pass law for tho
punishment Of Ylolators.