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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

Connects With Che5. 6 Ohio 4. Il. East and
West. at Lynchburg with Atlantic, Miss. s.
Ohio 4. Z. to and from Southwest Virgins,
Chattanooga, Atlanta, New Orleans, Nashville,
Memphis. Little Rock and sll points in Texas.
&. DauVi!le close connection with Richmond
ald DaIyile +. +. 10 and from the Csrolinas,
Georgia, Florida, and, via Atlantis, with Mobile,
New Orleans and Southern Texas.
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Washington
u 2. II. and Alexandria : Is 8. ~, daily,
except Sunday, arrive st Strasburg at u Is p m,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave StTas5uvz 3 70 p, H., Front Royal
e. p, m, Markham 30 p n, Salem 81 p m,
Manassas ! 03 p. n, arriving ct Alexandra
% .. N. Passengers for Washington and
North will leaTe Alexandria on Main Line
train, q! Q - y. IL.
70. Aitdleburg, daily conEeetion at Plains
station
For UpperGillc, regular connection &: Della
plane.
Fer WARaENTCN. leave Washington st
Go 81. ~. G&ly.
Ill trains nIske good connections. 1t Wash.
i:,gtCa, 10 End from North and West.
Sew Orleans sleeper leaves Washington
GO e. M, running through without change
connecting with through Sleeper to Florida.
Excursion tickets TO jacksonville, Florida
good 10 t;Gy 18th, 1872 ST. very low rae.
Through tickets ao!d 2. tho lowest rates
nov j. ID .rkDSDIS. q. r. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

TOO DOZEN CEGPPING AXES as.
1OC sorted weiehts-We are sole owners
of Carlin's Light Eorse Harry brand of A1es,
made expressly fer US by VIM. Banp, the fa-
NOUS axe manufacturer. Ask for them and sou
will get No. l exc For eale wholesale and
retail By JAS. i. CAkLlN q SONS,
dec IL 63 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13
STEAMERS.

TNLhND S SEAEOA2D COASTlNG co.
--oItLe-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

WE HAVE MADE lsrge additions to our
w stock of FANCY GOODS ard TOILET
ART CLES-Colgste's Soaps, Coudray's Sosrs,
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Celpod Brushes and
Combs, &C., &c.
dec Ii L. STABLER s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-13

! ,FOPPINQ aXES AND uANDLES-We
" are 10 receipt Of smother lot of the celeora-
tod Rcd Warrior Axe" so we'll known in this
market These axes arc made By William
Mann, Lowi.town, ia. Each axe bears hls
stamp and is wrapped in printed certificate OF
the Manufacturer, in which he claims. that they
are tho best sxes made. sfier I'D experience Of
80 years we endorse his certificate. Handles in
quality to suit. Axes st low prices. Csll and
soc. j. i. CRElGH1ON q SUN.
decl7 So King. corner OF Royal.
, 1879-06-07

itsne. to rny over to Mrs. Alice Wn.kIna dnuohtcr
ni ~. And Mrs. X. u. and u, 4, King. the einl or
$ISu per Ahhn'n. pnFhbtc unarlrrlY
bht IN the event TINT neither til" raid Iny{nIn nor
hcr idsne he living ut tie fiia OF the dcctazu 1f n,
said wifo. then do duviae nad heourntl, nv aaid
e-tate to tho clty Df Chscago 10 establish fund Ia
10 called The ''John JoncB Fund, npun ti,n con.
n1iipna and for tho pnepnscs hereinafter men.
tlone1 that III" interest sat bo forovcr appropri.
atea a ~ the following manner: Fi9s-Ihat tic
etf OF Chicago shall pay the h1fowanccs uboyo
mentioned tn 1tah!c Wheeler. jt,et4a Etakowcti
am Alice Wafkins during their natural lifetime il,
ING mnnner described nh0ye.
,Steo"d-Thht nne.ha}i Of the entire tnscreat
70 use1 tor tho support Of tho Public Ltbra.Y
tAe othcE hAl of tho ntcreAt that may accrue from
committee Of tho Illinois Humane Society, nnl
annually. ~ e''S"'1e" oe'''-
further direct that my entire estate TINT may
tai 70 fhe CITY Of Chicago for The purposra abuvo
Menl!nned shal be Hod and tho proceeds invested
u taok Cunnty honGs. this to be duno sshcn ia
'"e JnIs1sent Of the city loy may think best,
anu utrcct anl drclafe hY thts. mr. ]nst will
Ahu testament. that. 10 wh0msoeycr mr. said gstnts
a saai 1a!I at tho time Of the decrease Of NV Fald
ss. mnc. tHat any fnortgAges she nlay have pinctl
h, she,EGn inf the puspnaa herclnbefore mentioned
1hnIt 20 aeautned BY such ono.
N Wlthesd whuEe0f.f have hcronnto set nv hand
nna seal th'' 18th day Of February, l87H.
,, Tho aeoye WILL is witnessed BY Kobert stuart
hiusnses, William II. Harner, md Samuel j.
hrad'cy. Tie document ia beautifully en-
grosked, aud Is considered at the prohate Court
as moac! OF beauty of execution.
, 1879-06-07
THE LATE JOHN JONES.

u1' VIII Pscsenteti for Probate.
The Will Of the Into Joiu Joucs, tho vel,
known colorcd man, c1-Couuty Commissioner
etc., was yesterday flied III thu Probate Court
but not yet proved anll admitted to record. I,
will bc seen by the will, given below, that I,
casc Of the death without fssue Of Ills lauchto,
before the dcccase Of his WIDOW, the ot,tiro prop
ertY Is DEVISED to tho City Of Chicago to be Q
fund to bc kdown by tho name Of tl,e donor, the
interest Of which is to GO In equal parts to the
Humane saetety and the Public Library, The
will runs as fol1ous:
lu the the name q God. amcn. ]. john Jones, Of
III souAl health u body anil Of dsnostnx mind nr
memory do nako aud publish tl!ia ny last viii 9,,i
tesamunt, hereby rcvokiny nil former wllla aud
testi1ntnts W nc al any t!mo made.
direct that a!l my Just debts, including funeya,
%espsnecs. % and The exoonsos Of administration, bo
appoint my beloved wife, Mary Jones, cxocu.
tsx or thls ny !ast will and toatanont aud direct
taat so sall not ee reaursd to gvo my bond O:
cus!on Of. the luttca a. such cxecutr1x, VAL
~ direct my said cxccutrix 10 pay over to t1,o
Tfnstess g55o r.. o. the 1rsceand ceme!c:y tic su of
keep tn order my puElnl lot In said ccuctcfy ~
fuE'her direct my satd executrix to c!otho and
educ4to John Jones Whooles after hu shall l1ayo
out OF my estate. ~ ~.
gtvs. 4evise. and boquoath to my be1oYod wifi,
lHH
kEd anu description to mo boIonrine Mt t11n TIM
my duceaac. " WV '''''s "
g.yg, deytae, and bcnuoath tn mr. ho1ov.d ,u,,o
Mary J0nra, for thu turn, uf hnr nstnrai itfa III
my fs4l estutc wherever tha asn,e M. '"a: ~
ID further rsct and pr,yu tint II nv s"d s,9
na?y Ippes sl,pli muku irasn nr in,sa. ~ ~ W..
a tic rca estass to Wick vo INV n su,3s Hny 70, o.
Apr HE ny provision OF hs my iast viii aud tcsta.
II aho shall au rIuro tic sxnlrstfnn Of TX ~"
YBt tho sata lease or jeasgs sI,ali hs xsi, &
olfectuai tturnv nnd for tha rc.ia", ~ III sau
und do huroby au;hoslxc and cmmwrr ~ tVsnls
wfs that IL nt any tino durfnr I1"r .nTd i.1 ~"
any of the huii.l}nv. er"ct.d NJ s".a .!!ie, !!ie,
o any Of the real ess,c to no bclourmg - ttanlns ~. a
ceusu shall need ruuntrs ur tn csfrnxn1 Il ~ @ ~.
tuaDner or way and Tic runts nn, rrnI.s ro.nttt n
frpua kaIl raa!o or tnnnr,,rs mnncrs II ss' ni
moi bo ,uicirnt Ia inntc sl,cb r"nm,-s - IJ Ja snl
t]1vn I'm tnIt event In shall mnrt',nno tuua!n';
property Ur so mCch tho,euI "a xhoii ~, sn,.,t sa
10 ralre tbs nRcas.nry n,nlry th"rri"r ~, euaeeMt
VI uoi oxcee.l,us yu ycars. but wi;h nu,s"r 'esm
nav Tim Int"r"st m snlj Insr T. TIT - p"ss 'H " ~
durtns bcr llfetims A. # .ha, ~ W ps'9 oy hef
rents and pfoais shc NAV rfccIvo ram NJ ,te; 10y
nus,isy n h,,iiiny -, I, "oe orst,a ta9 kina amt
uestroyei 5nrmr hnr lifo. mi ~ ,.r, rnso OF aNy
g1!i axccutrtx tn nai r. III. .1mlr1S MI
lpst Vii Of nv rual oststo 'Iu"n "xr.r, 'o1nx t.
twu Diuccu dascrihrj m fn,lo,vs LIN .ne
Lot III iu Subdivision Of Lots l, r Il = anti r.
, 1879-06-07

Ill. Tlden's favorito son-Wattorsou.
Fashion noto: Last winters ulsters aro to
AVON this summer.
ghs "Ohio idoo": That Ewing will bo
kitten ty IS, 600 majority.
The good die first, with tho exception Of
's1enon Davis, who IL II.
N'. Thurman Is Of tho opinion TINT tue
1'atn barrel was quito fatal in Ohio.
The Zu'us are fighting oach other, which
naaeh moro dangerous tban lighting tho English.
ldo not think that Ohio IL tho mother Of
s'esle'nts 10 any great oxtent.-A. @. Thurman.
Tho Springfield Republican nominatoa
ssa h!ll-to bo Fousth.of-July osator at .spripg-
Ben Butler, VIC hear, ia tishin 6 In Maine.
n.saoald ... be msndlug As fences tn Aasaachu.
Inc bggoas end Of tho Columbus Conven.
n nea tppeats to hays boon At No. 16 Gsamorcy
NO caution tho othor roiat,ves OF the late
h.xlll, W
Aao PRESIDENT is fond of exercising tue
etcongrsss, 49, '''~ s'e N's@'
aear good doal abont q game called
Tse.aai!: I bcl!eva should like to learn IT,
Larry Hr|qht. ;
M' Deecher declares that Cauatln ia a groat
as Fourth of3uly.
Nslnafk by Mr.. Ti!don: IT cannot CON-
Nv r@s tfaud. Tho man who nstempss to boom In
" place Il a fraud"
t...ss uos1oa Aas takon tho defeats OF isa nino
,,',.' 20 heart. Tho Doston Fost ha4 an article
''sa 'hoaton Must Perish"
m. zen lliu, 1t is said, doesn't spoak to
bly, A'. halnu, 1t Will bo remembered, has
asa'1o mud.sIIl fos soms time.
.on sas "eathar appears to be managed by
nnn., t@peeunlous' young man destitute Of tho
~ Guy bis girl tco.cfoam With.
,.,s1'. ~ Maty Olommer has Just formally en-
ns nfsa 10 Ep!acopai Church, having boen confirmed
=. ''na's Church, in Washington.
s,,'s ,as granddaughter Of BURNS is about to
hb., NJ David Wlugats, who. like her grand.
~ leading Scotch woFkinRanaa poet.
l.. tesas 3anchomau has fencs seventy
paI,,a 1onR. Perhaps 10 might kindly accom-.
In Ds''o DaslA with small section ol It.
\, n. aas become Of tho Rcd Daulauna?
tu|o,, autha was so badly whipped that hs lost b!s
nG,.. tas1 may turn NJ ~ u war trophy ~ No.
g,.sa osea Davis, riaing from his seat in a
t.1 :" stteet-eAr-''Tako these aeats, Ia.
p.e. aug VIC four ladius scat themselves in the
m, '4a' occupied by tho Illinois Statesman,
aa1. IVY ~ nocrats, wo hear, arc looking for
Lat,n. s,a~' M out Of. II they shoud happen to be
ID ~. ~. apf ha!a to crawl Into, we saup,d like
aasns. A' a's u one OF MOUNT Esna's
b, ans Ss. feltener. tho italian millionaire, md
s,asa ataef'iH'law tI Of Mrs. J..W. Macksy, ha.
kum y! sssam tho Roman Government tue n,auso!
ta,.n ."aRa'sus, or tho Corua, which he proposes
phd tn'o theatse. lie binds hfsusclf IL TX.
tocns spon 1t h7o, 600 fsaucs aud to uay ssut o,
lo0at sncs ts per anau1a Tor thu aEst Ten years,
spd =, ~ aues par annuin for smother ten Year..
NJ" o ~ 'saacs pss nnnua for tho third period
Qq1tta,ssts. aftas which Ihs Cosas ssyn1n 10 ths
, 1879-06-07

The f}rst n,,urarunca of Mis-. Ann,o p,xto. NJ
t1.rnr1,.,s ~, sIo",1ou ,.". 4'.o Nv. ia'os ~
Iiasoi4ts W "1oauaY 'ast "aa lsie dramatic
event OF tue week She has on!y 1ono mod
csate busiuGss. This has been owing, lrse, to
the fact t!lnt sllc wus unknowu 70 m,v.vaers ' ~
hrr. mr., thar ,,o ,,ar,o. osa. ~ pass's ,
M1,,,ts",, 10y" :, ..s '.'s, ~ o' o'oes " "ae pay'
M'hsa' aau somcthine TO do with It. Ar
ttstfcafly slo has been most emphatic suceess
,u1rcd. fuw acttcsscs cn,lb leaye hn1,tn,1 thor,
surh fovor,hla ,n,nro.s,or =. .%a '"r. '..'t,
~ +,'s ssss,,,ss. '. ~ s"o '""i
~ t'o eooen1sloh Of IlcF management
tomorrow night. Miss plxlDy has
not only demonstrated the possesslon
Of goubretto onallt,na w1,tch will star7
-,s,,,, ,,:,s,, ~, ,,"s. asa"a
to",oaiseou "'tu 'no ocs' "utnea Oh t'lo stagc
IL tlat llnc ot bus|tcss. but tsat she has talent
of vcry high order, wh!cl, re think would ut
once give her IN enyInble position on the opera
houf!c stage. Her voice ia cIeur, strong, Qexl-
ble, ayMpathette; she has lseun aeuso of cotus-
dy, has intelligence to ,nnrx out character, u,ld
ub'ity to onlbodY it. Ttcro Ii a cortain rough
ness. It Ii true. III hor PRESERVATION Of M'litt,
which may dcbar Its definition ~ q
thoroughly artistic performances: hut WITH
very little polish her cruuit!oa ca,, bo swept
away, md slle will stand an extremely valuable
Low appears, md nlso In ina evening. II Hnv,
, 1879-06-07
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

srn'saf1ELp, ILL.,, june G.-Wil'nu, G. Jones
hns toulerca i'll resignation aa County Judge
Of Crawford County, having becn elected ono OF
tbs Judges Of the seponi Judicial Circuit.
Warden McCtauEhrey, of tho Joliet rcnitcp-
tiary. reports ulnt there wcro 1,H99 couycts ia
tic institution Muy 1; received during May, 0y;
discharged tiuslm. NINTH, II; ou latld NAV III.
1,444. Ut whom :. we're feinutcs. ~
Tho Auditor has been saryeti on tntnnct,on
restraining him from paying any bonus issued
by ths town Ut Atomenee, kankakre County, In
al'l u tho Chicago, Danyiilu s: Vimceuuua kaij.
rual Company.
, 1879-06-07

Tho St. Louis Globe Democrat fpterprcts The
..tn. Of the late judicial election In Chicago to
n,,n that tic s,EEiMAN boom is not very strong
n ibis city. We'll, perhaps IL Ia not. But tho
tI.st!on docs not uhow It. The tlofcnt Of the
republican ticket BY MI overwhelming minority
n, mainly due to the fact tl,at It lad some men
4, Il who represented too exactly the kind Of
,oleal morality which prevailed IN Washing
IN during psrt Ut tl,u GRANT rcgine.- There
~ IN fact, too i"ucti Whisky Riug po'itlcs
,bout t4c Republican ticket, Docs tic Globe.
T+noerat comprclIGnd3
, 1879-06-07

Nr. PoLK, widow Of thu cx-Prealdcnt, Is III
f,or OF thu p,ouosc removal Of The remains Of
,se three Tennessee Presidents to tho Statc
C.ntll. But she thinks It would bo atili batter
nh,ye The remains Of a!t The Presidents from
1t lhe states In the National Capital, wl,cre
htf sombs could easily bn kcpt in repair nt,tt
ue,ersed from neglect. Tlis Inter idea Is DO
a,rdly tic best ohc. Tho graves OF JEprEn.
tos, MADISON, JACKSON asd soms Of the earlier
ambition.
, 1879-06-07

ny to conceal the fact of .icir mar
!Ielr fcaF that IT, htluwc1ue would Inter
tcsc NJ WI! Mrs. Watkns' engagements next year.
Mr: Watkins llas been separated from lis f1rat
w!ie ,Ur some time: Az to the Lauren. Icttera,
nih! st' pcrtfats that Tho wllola thing Is tnck.
mailing conspiracy to injnro her. Ii Is needless
70 nay that tic 1ablc IS waltIng for l,rr 10 take
e!icl act3n "a shall act l'er right IN tic popular
friends in louisville. Mr. Watkins II, nj home.
et'llnGctcd III business with his father, Mr. Will
IAN watkins. They urc engaged IN tho notiut,-
bua'ncsh, ninl nre accounted prosperous, weif.to
1o ncnple. They are scarcely to bu considered
wealthy, but arc In comfortable circumstances
, 1879-06-07

Aylsitor at The TRIBUNE Office yesterday IN
aaEed for thu uanlo III tho late Speaker Of tic
Illinois Elousc. We bciieye IT was JONES, but
s,upot prcelscly remember. II anybody knows
tn5hlng about tlle person iu QUESTION, lu will
oonirr iavor by forwarding It to this olllrc.
, 1879-06-07

Note to correspondent: No; the proceedings
ID tho custoIn-liouss trials have not bcou saved,
nd cannot consequently he Issued aa pre-
nnu extra to subscribers TO tic weekly edition
at TnE TnlDuHE.
, 1879-06-07

KANKAHEE, June o.-Thc following Is the
ofilctal yoto Of Kankakcc County:
For supremu Judgo-Dent, zoos; Dickey,
6s7. For Circuit Julees-C. II. sturs, 1srpub.
licall, 1.l1a; +. BIadee, Republican, l.ia7; o.
r. Reeves, Republican, III; N. J. rnlsbury,
Grccnback. SSQ; Jasncs $. E'ring, Democrut'
Hurdug, Uemucrat, 60.
, 1879-06-07

Since Gov. CuLLoW is out o, the State, only
cbe lifc--ard that tic frall one of Leut..Gor.
sacNAN-stanjs between tho late Speaker
II. hts uame JoNEs. or JOHNS, or JAcKsoN4-
nd Tho hlgh oillco Of Governor.
, 1879-06-07

Fsce elections, as defined by the Ohio Demo-
s1lts mean elections In which every Democrat
ltree to vote as often Us hG pleases.
, 1879-06-07

To onrn constipation, h!ltous,,a&s, and tho
who!a train of allsnenls resulting from derpnrv,
Bowel Regulator. Unlike t,u usual pu.gallyrs, il
@ aoss Gol wcsar9 OF ttFtAtu. Thu actlon h mild
ana pieasaMt. !hsfs = NJ other romcdY ~ matctia
aua!tly action. hspot LTD East MaaiAcn street.
, 1879-06-07

The Baby Briga1iers arc not nfraI1 OF any
thng-e1cept scartes-feyer and thu whooplng-
tDunh.
, 1879-06-07

SAN francisco, Cal, June g.-1. ]. Ayrcs,
editor Of The Los Angeles Express, hus bce1t nom
mattel Tor Congress III the Fourth District hy
l:c Worklnenlen's Convention.
, 1879-06-07

The blunder OF the Solid South, according to
The New York Herald, consists in tts beng
so!d Blu! the Herald requires 3 column and a
garter to say 50.
, 1879-06-07

Tho Ohio Democratic ticket WAS made up III
he office Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. It will
t.td newspaper to keep 1t before the public
liter Tie election.
, 1879-06-07
1TONTAls MONEY.

HUN FGST MJNTY.
COLUMBUS, o., Junc 6,-Tllc llnuest Money
Leaguc proposes to make thorough canvas. Of
th!s State. Thomas II. Michel, Secretary ot tic
League in the Northwest, Is In the city, netting
under tlle ausplcoa Of ihc Lcaguo Of Cincinnati.
They proposc to open thcir campaign hero on
Monday night.
, 1879-06-07
ASSAULT UPON AN EDITOR,

Hpfc1HE 1WEAusch IA 1at 9F!tINe.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Juno 6.-lo<'ay, as Mr. Albert
:. Smith. editor Of tho temperance Nugle a,us
6e"fs'te WIS returning TO his uIilcc after dtpucr
john Edwards, reporter Of thp I.tucaln 79,,,es,
iladc brutal atd unprovokcl assault upo,,
iill', beating HIN 4ute severely. Atr. Smith bus
tho sy!npathy OF tho enatEu community.
, 1879-06-07

.rntcioi Hi&pdfch to 7ae Ttttun1
WASHINGTON, D. c., juno G.-Senator Zach
Chal!,llcr has agreed tu tn,c part in tho coptur
Republican euJapntcu iu Ohio.
, 1879-06-07

Who would have thought that the Brtgadters
1t last would bc compelled to plcad tbe baby
ttl
, 1879-06-07
Comments Of the Greenbackere
Upon Gen. EWing'a Nomi.
nation.
Thcy VIII DO tho Junft1s- -I,rutt1s
Act will, Thoir Way
ward Son,
Not that They Love Ewing Less, bn.
Unlimited Legal-Tenders
More.
Efforts to Get tho Ringmastcr,s WhEn
Array from John G.
Tll0mpsou.
Tho Democratic Germans Of Northern
Ohio Violently Opposed to
Ewing.
End Of Dennis Konruoy'a Long Con.
vention in California,

| ,"NSt ~" h'u AuIe oI4nn ol Tic National
u.se.''en palts' sen'es WIN ehlbllass tie
usscrt'o" th"t .thc democratic ticket VIII receive
thc dleen"acH Vote III ohio' Tile following arc
I'taeta iFoa! to-1horrow'a leader or This SUBJ
@ lsst' uen' 1ho'Has EWING nominated by the
o'''o otste Delnocsatic convention fur Govern
~ eh""pt oe .ho 1oaaer OF The National Green.
oack party h1s nomination was concession
~ u'e a1eehoackefs, Which proves they arc
su'o',E ~, "''" t'o ola democratic leaders weak.
lnc Satlonal dfoenbaek pnrty will not accept
concessions III the shape of Democratic io,,lnn-
lions. The errnr Of Judgment Oh the side Of tho
lcadeFs OF t'c Old parties is IN not understand
!nE t''o character ot the GrcenDaek movement.
IT. u aggressive, and Will accept nothing from
e't!er III tho OLD party leaders hut unconditional
SURRENDER Tue propoaterous n"tion enter
la!hca oY aet: EWING md his political
!s'ehds tftlt the Nnt'ohnl drecnback party Is
l'ehoefahc th'ag IN atseutsc to bo used rs n
aeeoS, or as an a'ls' when bh'dsn to t'o 10. has
oe.n e1p'oaeo ~ iowa. III Maine. III Ohio, nntl
"'1 po :" 'e" io1X m,s' "!asisslppt III lie elec'
.,ohs ~ ta's year. lhe that'ofta attl spirit Ut
'"o o1'o "rec'oaeH CONVENTION
n1ffH" fnoA THE Quo DEMOCRATS
10 "'ue'Y a. t!!e Aoo''tiot'feta dlu from the
""'ss III 1s'o. Inc spaee oetwcon tho two Is
~ "'ue ns t'ln sea: lhe oh'o urcenhack plat-
lorm 10 tr.io ono on tlc great financial qucs.
ttnl ,ool,. nr,, w,,.ss -, ,,n nrna.''..,.' "'s
t,h,a Nv, 49,. I'. .,,a,. "'"s . e s'eo'uche.s u
o"''' ont NV '"e.' 'otss' lie WIS arecn0ack
adsoeatc whcn TIN dreenback party Ind no
recognized Representatives In Congress, but
when these REPRESENTATIVES,. n fc,v tt,ntba .,,,,
dnstr.1 lin, ~ In ,,.,.. ,,s,,,,i,., r' ~
.."1.'-,,' n1 ~ W '"tn eanu""s" 1or opeaRer.
"c uecl!"eo, "ent INTO the Democratic enncns,
nnu @ 'olsu 'or hanaa'l Tor ooaaRcr' Now Rsh.
dali Is everything. Grccnbackcr or not,
Gen. Ewing's pr!ncIptrs or convictions ,fn
not kccp tn sweet accord with ht+
votes. lie Is CAUCUS De,nucrat, His abilities
aru great ILLS pmbiton to,ycrltu,. but In. tann,t
with ali these ,uc,tu forces, bo NJ tl,e sa,no nm.
tIlert Democratic uo1,,iuce md II Grc.nhnck
lcat!ey."
rits VIEWS or THE onEzsn4cr coscnps4vvu
themselves are fu nrcnr,l wifi, thts ndi,nr,,t
Gen. Weaver, OF 1owo, says: nIt Ia hovon,,
question TINT thc t,rccnbartrrs thronrbnnt ,,,,.
whp)c cuuu,rv stron.ly svn,n,tb,yo vii, o,,, ~"
ltcyo IN Gen, Ewinr. nnil mnuv NJ linn ,nnr
s,,pt,ort him: b,,t tfrro tx m ,osa t,t ,,,o -,
,hn co,,n,rv WIN rudo.a,.,a ,,,aro n 49,. :"
ouob,v I'M tmnort.nos ~ Iii. rA'D,. s"o
elcc,,on . In its efTncts ,n,r $'.n ,t,o 'sa.us
, 1879-06-07

Danger ahead eignalcd by cough IL ayartad
w!tn 4lA's,s llonuy u iioreh0uAd klA Tar,
ptko's TUo&llach1 Drops cure IN tIpu tlnuta
, 1879-06-07
vEGETINE. e
IN POWDER FORM
Is Sold by all Druggists.
VEGE7INE,

IT. Is recommended by both PHYSICIANS anil
DRUGGISTS. who warmly tniurse III curatYs nronrr
.ea ad ca b. freely uhed without any fear OF other
, 1879-06-07

UVt1 UhS lNESERlltE III
tG!'nen tte Etket!ns rs a t3o particr ani i. -,
tHuna IT, e.siacsory results amt rnh recommend II to
sHe community a EoUl me!IcluG - ~
VI. ~ idte. d. JSU. H. lloyd. ueWttt fa
, 1879-06-07
vEGETlNE E
I'M POWDER FORM
Is Sold by all Druggists.
VEGE INE,

II IL recommended by bath PHYSICIANS and
us.c"t'lsfs. who warmly ndoFso it, curatlyu pr,p.
critics. and 1t cau be freely used without my fcxf Of
other tAsu good rrsuts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-20
Making Wortl-Pictnrca.

DIR. Guthrie, while visiting an artists 81 udio,
'yontured to criticise an unfinished picture.
The artist, with some warmth, remarked
DIR. Guthrie, remember you are preacher,
not pain ter"
Il beg your pardon, my good FRIEND" re-
piled the Clergyman; am painter only 1
paint in words, while you use brush and colors."
one out OF many occasions vi i provo tho
correctness Of the doctors claim. In ono of
his sermons he described shipwreck and tho
launching of the life-boat to save tho crew.
So vivid were the colors of the picture that
the appalling scene appeared actually to take
place before the eyes of the audience. A young
naval officer who was seated in front scat in
the gallery sprang to his feet and began 10
take oil his coat, when his mother pulled him
down. Ic was SO carried away by the scene,
that lie was ready to man the life.boat and it
was some time before his mother could mako
him realize that he was in church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-20
1879
GREAT
1879

no .r,r, ,PENNsYLXANIA ROUTE
TO THE Eo E3isrH In W We ASp SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY INA dNiFloENr Equip
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor.
For ne pt 81 s5th ana slrSets as oliows
fillsburg 90 Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago
~ IL p c r. da,ly with , Palace Car 70 Ghieaso
For tAnandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Faia
ana the North at 6hn. M. daily, except sunday:
~ c p; M daily EXCEPT Sa1prtay. with Palace Cars
and &c mn q ut 1880 a. M. daily except sunday.
FOR New YORK and the East. $40 M, baud d 8 p.
~ On SUNDAY, G5 y. III.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parior Cura go a. III.
daily. except Sunday.
For BIIoSkly3, New YoIk all throggn trains connec.
stIordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
For Ing g. double eTriase across New York ely
enSday 80 T aSd :" rs M $780, and '' p M
Limited LIN Express Gco q, m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore. e:iS $40, $3.50 1899 a m. and 1891 $40
M. $50. 40. and S45 ;. M. -'''' -
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For Annapolis. d;i5 IN. ard 100 p. H. daily. except
ALRWxHYN ANb 1E2 tsbbRRkSkfBWGS FA NJ
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria T. 80, .. II a. IN; 40. $40 90. 8.
and ii:sO D. M On Sunday.9 anu II II Ill., and 8
For. Richmond and the South. 100 a. M. daily. and
Trains F. ,.av s"y taeept sa Sn n
,, on sunday At aud ina m, aui . p. N.
commodationa can be- procured at the oilces-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy vania
avenue. aud u, tho depot where orders can oe
ION for thechecklng OF baggage 70 destination from
/. i. FARM iiI,. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. tib;ieral Manager.