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, 1879-03-03
THE. WEATHER.

urr,on or. .SuI CUtEF hldGAt. f'FEIGFN,
WAsu,karox. u. u. s!aruh III h. 'n:-lI'd1'
st.i s!s..sipp' pi Il kases Missouri ya!sy., .sa-
b warmer, par,'y cloudy "r slsur Meas!!tr,
With vi4ds sulftiv= tp sast anil south a'n'
Aluwly falling t,arou,cter.
fai al t'!G yalcS Sfia St1s' Sallss IL ItSss
,MHtatt,tr. sfwht rjsc, ft|'owr.! py alamy fall.
i,s infametcs, Iiort!Mi1y to westerly w1nas,
kjl[ftlWs 10 WESTERLY ytnl $ogthcflY aHr!'H lhe
hight. 49,. ,. .,,.,.
siIjlihl4 to s4,>aAarIy during thu altar,uA,u, =
slight itsu IN .iiv te1nlwratHre, and Tls!nH, 1o"
lowed pY fullill. barometer.
, 1879-03-03
THE 'tt'NULTY GANG.

An OrEahtxatlnn Of Inccnt1tarics Eevefe5y
denounced by = Catholic rritat.-
kptctn nfspu,ea tn The 7stas.n4 :
SHENANDOAH, I'a., Marche@...-1 Knights Of
1.nbor arc In dcctlel1y bad order. Ycstcri1ay>
They engaged lawyer to petition Judge Per-.
thln8 to usc his Influence towards compelling
President Frankliu b.. Gownn to proso
tue extstencu ot The "fcNnlty Gang"
q crowd . of breaker burners whom
many believe exist only In his
imagination. Hts Honor advised thc t}is-
trlct-Atiorney 10 Comply witt, the request, and
It Ia believed that l,c will subpoena Mr. 1ownn
to nppcat heforr the Grand Jury ~ soon rs
possible. Last evening Capt. Linden, supusfn.
tendent Of tho F1nkcrton Detective Agency ut
Philadelphia, reached town, and his prcsenco
Created excitement, na 1t Is believed that It Is
At tic instance OF Ar. Howau lie is here hnnt!ng
up evidence Tint would substanttate the exist
ence Of McNu,sy usA hin gang. This morning
tlic Rev. Father O'Reilly ustunfs,ed his cnnGrc-
gatidn with u seytro httack upon thu Knights.
lie Fad they wo1tld ao held Responsible for nll
crimes committed Iy the brcakcr-burners.
l1u called Mutf Lawlcr sacr!|cg'ous seoun-
drel, nnd advised his congregation 10 drive
William OLeary, prominent Knight, out oi
town. lie then vent on to say that Mac, Moran,
Magurc, ami McHulty, Of h1cNutS'a gang,
were rcnl characters, nl that they lived in this
neighborhonl. McNutty himself was q ntoc-
rnascr, aud hoarlcd ut the United States Hotel
tic l,as s!nco left ttss nctchborhood.
llc then requested tho male portion Of bis
congregation to meet him In the church this
evening, as he intended reading OF the namcs Of
the Knights Of Labor. Accordingly several
hundred men proceeded 10 tic sanctuary ut
o'clock this evening, wisc, he stated that tho
names IN question wcre hauled him By the
Pinkcrton Detective Agency. lis then breued
his congregation to. promise him that they
would Withdraw from the organization, nc.cr TO
rejoin It.
la large number did as l,c requested. lie
then tctet the Knights md thanked tic faith
ful for their kindness. :;
This action will probably lead toward tho dis.
solution Ut the Knights oi Labor AZ, an organl,
xatiah. About pnc.Eslt OF ttioso who signed
the petition to thu Court, With
tho object Of j, embarrassing atr. Gowau
by compelling him 10 appear before
tile Grand Jury nnI prose the whereabouts Of
tho breakcr burners, nre. In o ucar stcw, asti
now request tslat their signatures be stricken
ironl tlu. document.
Father OKctIIr believes in tic .e1istcncs Of
tic StcNulty gang, aul 70 do the rnniorlty Ut
.he citizens of tho county; hut whether Sir.
| Gnwan will bc compelled to show them up tn
| conrt OF not remains to be seen.
, 1879-03-03


l>rrnoiT, Mtrl,., Stnrcli l.-.fohn Tnyl"r, COL
trcnr oG ttm Sul Wnrl III ls1'f, wlm left tonn Il
t,,rt".l!v ,rp,. *st4t sltnyt n hts y~"Hn'-. T.
t,rt-..Ipl t.alsr f'm 'Iti IT "Ir,I."r. 'ni.
.irst fsn.. a=". il, !. -ulI t,.,,'t',.. =. IN .,,
A.rr.t T.,i,"s s,Ir.'t~.. a".'','. sp"" "'4' his
ltr.tu '.iu.l," MI. l'u+tt., fh*I t.i, t,t.,rt.;
Its! her .i5H4tIr:, IL tht: Ir'" ~.
forgery, n,nl ,'uuse : aMiit ili,nEs.el tho
.qsc. Thts diusts ss;,l, Eiiln It rrIicrhtl
the tt,lrettcA from rrHpnn'ihil.tv, gave tie city
ll1stIe uilI1rr tI1r i.Stsni!lnn treaty n::ninst
lAs!ur, AMI nj tinr WAS lnst ln 'nEin" lniya!-
tEu ii It.. ilritri'sr !'i+nM plarr9l ln>Slt n
riuullnfraiit with CItEtF l!ti,Its. nj tll' Mimi
s,r acr f4re,.. nun! tl,e lAtcr, ar1ucA with tn:
ir.verary warr,nIs. t,r,m,ssltl tnTnrt'lo, t,nt.,
w,Icre hi urr.airl Ilylu TT his still II. l'': mar
tst. Taylnr l,as lHrn rarryl,'g III II
lucrative i"l>tsn.ss u green grrrs
lit r,rnut.,. s,,pp!yInl; imtrls nml ln,aE'lins.
ln,scs, nsul rnj'yI.n. Il ir,,,1a nf between S:at}
nn sitAl II wrrI, lte WIS terribly imliglmnt 1t
bcx arrested, hit rsHIsrntht To To ln Windsor
.lIr:ly, wlrrr !lr ls,w uwnits slI riIatnfsI Fur.
1nRIlt tt's Of eytrAttt(uil.,
, 1879-03-03


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mare'n:.-.slan nj 'iousneIl
u.se.s'S .thls aftsrslouu Of q" t'v'nH!ltteo "I
Arrangements {"r &ls Nurlhwes'cr'I say4sor-
lrss, II ha Nsll leFv In 1unr. 'pbttNs.ttl.a xoFe
gtyes (nr the e''gngctpsn. u kpor', t)w t'FaGn
tppos, nm! >En.r. lsnnguu Ja''s, sop!n'"' ~
l.wa City, TAR tle grand concert to t'e glsel' VI
,he ;kett,s-lsIuk oil lle opening night af t!r !es'
tlyal. Ole Npll ~ also " " ep.4sr'. ~, yl|ars
was ,aAe 70 seeEe Wtlcl1 +, 5't NY ,,,r %.
!a seai sut5aS I! @ e ii o1 ? tyts e
urabIu apidsn.as. .Arcnrl!!Y$ ia s:tir4.ss, tl!s
sx}euseap u .ls tyss!{al VIZ rfasi fhV r,,;I M
WINS, uiainly Gy contributions ioavin, u tletrit
ii sa.lXhI IL he roSctca by Tho prorse''a u t'le
HatnKerlexk CONCERT.
, 1879-03-03

u of ,naryclo,,s ocacy fvr rclfssluH siufent ut.
jur cleansing t,,r hcail uml Natal Passagcs wlsi
rn.gr.l viii, ureusiva rIat.cr, for sicvorlxti.;;
a,rl purifying .tM brruth. fur ,rtanlrrliGt tlsa
Heal clrar, tl, lsiatn active, sM tre0lti''s pasy
and ryury Sgnse IL ptn>t gI.tefui nlrt Fuptl'ch
rolBstIuil.
l,r. t.sas. Mut,,. Il |h'ston l'hy.irfant kavs:
"AR Il res,ItalY fnr tie trratHluns ii cStrv Mru1
Ut l4.sarrh, eoIsflrr Il superior IN ANY preta-
ratinn Iatl down III umr lest hook WIKI Whttll
nm Iu1ntl[ar." H.
, 1879-03-03

t.nt uE,t-, ~, Nar.', ..n,-1lr lu.nr".."r II.
fI"u". l"nat -arrh,"1.. ,Utr,l u is.' ni:.hI. AZ.
::sreer,-,, T., *a.,u.. ii" ld", =. falling:
Er.ns,sa, vi ,:"it!!mn's, t:u,EM: Nr,t,rn
Assurance, oI Toronto. :;I;. llOolrstar, g. t|td;
Acrgiu.,tH' Is hlccllautc.4' Of Richmond, s4.OsM;
ulul Ncwarl. Ut :;rwHrs, Sad1Al Fnar ,I,r,t llayn
lrr arrsalr,I, s.lrnHu., u, lmye lwrn connected
with tt,' i.a,g Win ratl>tl tF,: .IrcA 'a. night,
'rl,r rity was INT r'stnrrA tn ,isct until .Iny-
Light. tin trlrs 1T Il general cahayvYttuu hetlls
Imminent I'll night.
, 1879-03-03
THE IMPRISONED SUPERVISOR.

., Kp4ftat tl&uHtca ~ 3As 1ftp84& "
srH.aorictp, ILL.,, aLarch A-alF. \. u. Aar'
selt, ,.,v supervisor OF lIaruett Tawuthip, Iel:
Wit Cunnty, wlluM lle Supreme C"lrtu ulM-
ptttc.i to ja!l tor contempt III Fn9usins ~ al:n
, 1879-03-03

II d I.oral ap|. Constitutional NrHnsly,, II u
intalc.i, thus arl,: .t1rvety vn sl.e uas'l eny'
ltos. It is taIcn internally. thus teufratIsing
uIui purifying slu, srl.llt1rl hlao.I. a new nllll
wonderful rr,,sr4l,, Destroying t" gurM u Thu
Iisraxt. prir, ,wItI. Trfs"yrd in4atcs atitt Trcx"
tItc, 81. 'sol.l t,y I'LL nfl.s!.ts. ~
, 1879-03-03

4 stt[lalar.n to En=lne Company u Mt 1?:;a'
yest1rtuy HfI.rlipnli Wus ra11sal by II aAlr1ltlE;
chimney 1T M. tit Waat Eighteenth street.
t,wnc,l by Mathew s,nith.uInt frr'pc.l III trl,-
enle,l1 hy e,.ycrnt fum!!lta. I>aNtugc it.,nt1a1
, 1879-03-03
; -. =
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE:
,;;;;: For .tH}" st}
81, CATARRH ~
Catarrhal Deafness rfrNnRNcntlY
Cared with Ono BOTTLE.

t;EHTl:MEN: .,tn,nt twu ami i half wears agq
rn,r.lrr. ,srat !l:, my lille .;rs,llI5a1.glltrr,
av,rl ,rar.. fur Deafness r,lsr,i by Caturrtl,
with sonr lssnn's1. ti;HE. She wins fulltyeta by
Il E,,f1ritlr takrn III ,ntsslAttuls. Hr et,iltllt.
u1l ,.ln.. 1t until tlpr httiu wns hisalE.t, nlmf
~: l,n. HAT >Ir Ii permanently cured, us ahe
ln,s .s, rrtr,t Ut thr lls'lflnHs. afln tas brcn
:sf fretn her III or III yrat uvGrf tIlnh slr llpl
think il wA* IL w'i,l!irrtn! rnrr, an1 write tllls
,i,HI olt"ra sn afflicted muy he lu:fpr.t u tu
sAtnr Way. AI!sS. y, II. WANT.
A[fitnr,l, Sass., DECEMBER, ts77.
, 1879-03-03
COLLINS. Il! ms
vol7Alc 81 ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS

Protect. Support, Strengthen,
and SieusoEe. Afflicted t.
llunnNMtty.
II Won .{eSlrp tpEtsnt a,|l peeslna4cnt EflIel,
lry t!lesu wonderful PlaAtyFs. tlcy VT tls l1p:
n,yut il4uy uru nlplis1. M niler resnsay tu ~
wurkE ru,, x, quickly us4llage tho must ylo'e.it
is.rovys,ns II l'uin, They distribute through
t lv srye,.n SATIN. entIp aud ft',%ana: a%!,ts
latas Fa1,l, yitalIzes Wra; a,nl Fatalyzed rark},
c,lIcs Cl,To,c Wiaknr4>ta ar:tl !iitlstEits ,tQlt
l.ayu hrel! liz tortFe q l!tntill's. tFfirE'EHm4
.irr.l wa,s uroys lar4lscIye4 . pFleessa ooot! 10
sutEurluE humanity. 49,. ).
Price, 2P: Cents: :. y t,i5:: &:
Il. cnrcfu, to obtain Coti,As' VoLTAlG ELFc.
rnty Vtasrg,ss, u union nl Electricity With 4iVtl-
luz Uu.tls s,ut l.alanis. Sold hy.All Drueslats,
III sVta " gyt whkt yaA alq xl!l!ps II Klx ttast
, 1879-03-03
SpAt,E-{,{>At:tI lt(.NtsEl).

GsLygsToa, Aiar.E1 LA Fort Wurth apcstal
says the outgoing Yuma ssusu was s4aia stop-
rcl iisila lllu elty limits. Thy anly passenger
Wus Tubbesl, ,hr lai.;:.tNg rlrt, a''d .le Yplu-
abiu letters carried 0R.
, 1879-03-03

isanc Watts Was q Little a1nn.
lie said. ]oco.nly. to nIx Of his tall quiz1in9
fricndn who asked lin how he felt among &c mhny
lcr. t'tliat liz was stxpcnce anon. etx pennies.
worth them nit SU.o1DHt II Just 50: tlcru ln3y
be many preparations fnr the tceth. bus It Ia worth
them 6ii,
, 1879-03-03
MUSICAL NOTES,

Tlle O1trs tr''l.m ,tr" IN '!IstnlWs th1H wesk.
uiylps VII, Al. H. F4Ia!orr," Via l'ettt I'm:,"
.chimrs n{ Nurmal"ty." n'Hl "i.a pertch"'r."
rhr Eu..,a .ahn,,t trsa,l', vii! ha In 81. l',uIs
This week, asu! us'..n,"r "'''n' lh'rFntan tlir,"
"t'hiupcs of Normandy" y Paul a,A 'E1gIntu,'
I'll Truvaturu,t y and "Fdnst."
Tie straks,sell trulec'"sed ia Montreal sra-
sun nn aa.uria. night, anu this week will ba
In Turouta. ",stlA," "altgMnl," "tRrIncn,"
apl aTgoyasoscH ura antpunvssl,
T].u sgyrnth .ullrurt of c1aslllor su,str In tho
Cincinnati C4llege takc. pl'"r nrxt Thursday
evening, 11,u music III e"'stet " !leetloyehs
trio far sts'nss, & lni'or, ,Ht Y; lsHtl!sts1a's
suIa1a, IN. ~, tor plaFM aI'!l ''1ls'; "hd hch4'
snapil's quartet III Amtnnr, up, It.
Thy tssts|Es !st l.' :; sl;4lfssn ;5n tfSns, y
Xii pasliess III scyElh;" 19sa!aY, "Loilr,l:
Etini, Wednesday, "gan:tsn r!'ur.a4x tu
hlrookllyuh "I4qria;" aud Fs1lay, "l!'e al4g's
Flute"
"{i. II. 8. rinaforsn continues thu raye. II
will uu giysn nj. week tn GllftAuo hosto,. Sew
York, rhIlastuIn1is, l'pllt.lorc, Wpshis,:tnuu,
New Ufleans, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Hartford.
, 1879-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

"Our fnt.er ra,tr again his 'titic" tn crt
II. acme Of f'aswrlFs Slippery Elns Lozcugrs for nat
c0nah. For saio In t:htcagO hy Nuck + ltuynef.
, 1879-03-03

'"''@'pA lDHIlnh OF Tt1H hRWHf
sS,,os!ose' s,,o aw list Ut nll pcrsuns runpprtrsl
l~"se, loonns any tlu MnlIstaua nnrtian By Il still
,sIa .pf III "f rcrsous III thu. Sats aplmsetl II
i'S. IL. nc thsI!l Vart II tlle relt1rS llqais With
ir. Mssa Iass Is,nis'nna ELECTORAL certificates. II
ar.t M l 'fse Prct!llrnt. 1nysg refused thu
ct,ll'fnsc, ln Erp,ll,'tess setrclly nlaIu.
ea ha,n. a'otlhr, antu.lstflg H. and ltn'lc II 1T
,as hn' pint sils to resemble lie 0uu preylnlx.
ti 49, l'iH, lnslllg very ltttle tne 10 nretarH
ID w. y ns'l':' inlmsse togct all l,e ErtpEs
l~t.ns 'v@ urrnus to ki4n 1t wth!u ilat li.le, It
10 a'G !h,1';eIItcca; tl1I1 thus there, wsrp nut
na,,1ros H'p'lrate l'aper eighteen iurgetl .s!.-
4 A'T,gs, IL T.. Wt'!sa were uttayl.cl 0n i,ec.
, s~ '1 T. t,,s.1 9pper !onn ~ tGs stats hul.
ssis.1 s;", + WIS prn!hcI heiuro C,tuurctz; low,
.,uns Il M Was fgtciFc! ta thu ElcclprnI C"tnlnls.
tpi H., t. wa mt read. hut nr'lered to ht a,liuletl,
lo'nn,. pt!atrr WIS c!Iuagrtt, auI tl.n Electoral
Il 9iSasos' H., ta wsra asFyeI withtw1 n1inteIl u,hes
grff's'la;;a;tc; Inv, attsf ill., Cn ,,ltssjnn ha,i
xas ars'.i"n, The reensl Of t!,r Commission,
Il With ;" slIai t),, !orael tca.c, e"irs
VA ,,'nr "efe really hsf"ra illp Commission,
loiltcy,s.i,'!sn ysi'!snn defective eeYttl'sato Aad bcpn
tis1teHnsss q'l !a:tc,l npan; huw this was nut
II ~, hlit dctfgl', anil lint mt unly
ut liz ',.' q tl.u nnEll!sllcl lcrunls
l4t h ssvo',esllss so, 0t the Elcctutal Cuu,li4tlau,
A., it''i itsa''''iitaa!!,, y, eug. mato months al4rl l!ga
liz seso a,al s!lrre was something wro.g ut,oMt
Ilrm,,u ~, ecrstltrate, aMl hnw ull tic way
,ts" ,r"ra' a'sty lr4 atilrea'l oi design to tmNueu
h ,nnSs"s ssti!isnts ppu,I CpRrtts, alpl tless
Qutat! Qt might t'ow rs 1T lial meyer bes,l pro,
,.at t,a'1 asa1EsquH (1ops BMs7l) ern1lrloArE
wl,I1rs,ne Louisiana hy IuniI after tls f..rre,l
= roi 1tns 'vits suppressed tron} iu record, cqn.
,W ill., s,m mo I"na: Tug report re4atds It i uars
i X @e'''a fraud, IT. abIes4 beIng u ulAlcad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
n IFFFFPS5@N COUNTY " VA SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 1919
The Beautiful Mrs. Langtry.

This lady, who has for two years been re-
earlcd in England as a wonder Of female beau
~ and loyeliness. is 10 visit the United States
this fall. She Is not, n any way, in public
life The London correspondent. Of the New
York Tribune thus speaks Of the fpror which
she has created. aud describes her beauty
"In London itself, long as Mrs. Laugtry's
reign has lasted. the curiosity 70 see bes has
never subsded The occasions Tor gratifying
Il are. nevertheless, rnany You may see tes
riding 10 the Row from twelve TO TWO 10 thc
morning, remarkable always ieF the. iaultless
sitinc of her habit and for the throHS Qf
cavaliers about her. II not riding. she may
be met walking 10 the promenade by the side
Of the Row. Later n the day you may SEQ
her at -four show. picture exhibition OF
bazaar. Her services are III request ior char
table purposes. and, the stall over which She
presiles /. a fountain OF wealth tO the poor
At the last performance Of this Kind, held IA
the Duke Of WellinstCu's riding school, she
appeared rs flower girl, and towers irem her
hand fetched fabulous prices. 1t you liked,
sho would herself put them in your button
hole but that was a boon for Which you paid
still more dearly. il was daTkly hinted lhat
ore elderly ornament Of the social world en-
haucel the prosis of this particular charity by
tie sale Of introductons tgood Tor I've seeoodSl
to Mrs. Laug,Ty. But this is probably no
more true thau that the Church of Rome To
foru.er ages sold iodGlgences. And yet thero
have been eye-wi,ncsscs TO both. aud the price
was known, aud even the names OF these VINO
paid tor the privilege.
:" may mention that ! ouee met tbs Won
terful creature at breakfast which had go
much Of non-priya;e character thai my host
assured me was quite at liberty TO say any
thing liked about anybody who was ihc'a.
He assured ne further that 10 compliments to
Mrs. Langtrys charms would be i'll received
aud be or somebody else added that il was
sale II not an indispensable topic Of conversa-
ton with Mrs. Langtry herself Having n
permission so wide az this, ! may perhaps re-
mark that Mrs LangtTy's beauty by daylight
is at least cqHal to her beauty as seen IN the
glare Of wax lights. What you will say OF Der
10 America ! cant predict, but II Is certain
that one secret of her atlrsc1iveness IN England
may be found in the extreme delcacy OF lie.
loyeliness. Travelling Briiors say that this
delicacy is more common 10 the United Sntes
than here Mrs. Langtry's complexion has
stood tho wear asd tear ot London life ati lato
hours and over heated rooms, and the peach
bloom on her checks docs Dot'fadc NOT will it
rub oh. Sue once offered her bsndk@ehiei 70
a gentlensn who was susceptible on this poins
and asked him 10 try."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
l.8.&F.F.l. GhILiHER. editors
.harIostowa, JoGoreon Co., ". We.
OryIcr1z JzTTEssox BUILDING.
Saturday. August 2, 1879.
Goat Story.

In passing along one OF our SIDE streets
Monday. We Witnessed rather amusing occur
renee. A gay and festive Billy goat. hav'
lns escaped his keeper, ~us out for laTS, eu'
the extreme warm weather had put every QUO
10 the shade. The streets being deserted, and
Billy seemed to be al loss what TO do with
himself. ST last his attention was attracted
10 d wood pile where an old German was al
work saving wood. His back was to the
goat and lie was in ihe position aud had The
motion required 10 be successful at that work
Billy tossed bis bead and smocked bis lips OF
The rare sport In prospect lie probably
tbeught the old man was lnviting him 60
contest, any way. ho lowered bis head and
made for him, s,rikins him square 90 the
patches. aud oyef the "horse" 90 bis head he
tumbled. After scrsmblipg about awhile, be
GO, on Ills feet nod looked around TO tind ou'
the cause Of lis mishnp. On seeing the goat
looking blandly at him. be remarked, dot
ish II vas shust so goot as show. Nine
got, ! thought drug chop had lit ma 10 ih'
b.cS." The old man picked up stick oI
wood. bu. Billy Was satisfied and tFoitsd lei
surely oG. - Jfaytins5nrg Independent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

LITTLEs LIVING AGE.-The numbers
Of The Living Age for TIE weeks ending Jal,
- aud 10 respectively, contain tAe following
articles: French Novels. Bcck1ood The
Revival Of the Wsrliko Power of China. Fra
ar Origin and tie Beginning Of OsTi.:isu
Philosophy Part II. spd The Origin Of tie
Week Contemporary Tho Critic on the
Hearth, NHeteeah Century; Village Life 10
tue Apeuuiucs. CornhN Waterloo Walls,
Ten.uls Bar Suspended Animation, Mature
George Elio,'s Ideal Ethics, and Conservative
Democracy 10 Switzerland. Spectator; Mrs.
Mou,a sue aud Lordon Caraya nserai, Sdf,r-
l4y Rc.ictc, 4 japanese View Of Co-ol Grafton
aud Couficnce. Choy Shinbun WITH she con-
tnusti5u Of Jcou lugolo~'s "Sai0h de Beren-
eer" aud Miss KeaIy's "Doobting Heart The
conclusion Of The Professors Ncice" Ond The
Usual amount Of Poetry.
For E'ty-lwo such numbers Of sixly-Iour
large pages each (or more than 5000 pages a
yeaf. the subscription price So Is low; while
ior 5000 the publishers offer to fend any one
# the American 8 mcthlies or wceklies with
The Liring Age for year. 10th postpaid
Ia:tle < Co., publishers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02
The Eoy. III. L. Wecms.
: TOuchtag Story or the DiOgrapher Of
Marion and Washington.

A writer 10 the Southern Christian Adcocdte
repeats the following es told him by the late
DR.. Jacob Guerard Of Beaufort, S. c.:
When boy was placed in preparnto-
~ school ia Columbia. previous to entering
ihe COLLEGE. which had Ol, recently been
oueued there. Columbia itself was but small
village compeTed With It's present dimensions.
Eseryibng was new Onc day. strolling
down the street, saw q crowd collected a.
round The little market bOusc, aud. attracted
Dy curiosity. walked toward IL. II was aD
assemblogc Of people collected together TO bear
street preacher and that preacher ~as The
eccentric. Lui really excellent man, tho Rev.
n. L. Woous, an Episcopal minister, and
f,rmerly pas.or Of the Mount Vernon Church,
Virginia. tho Parish 10 which George Wash
luatou belonged Tie first words heard him
utter were these. God is love" The sermon
lal been ior-cttcn, but The text remained
Mr. Wueus was q regular iiiueraut, although
81 Ep:scanal minister, aud ven, everywhere,
preaching tho word cul distributing useful
books cad trccts, which were, indeed, mostly
II bis own writing aud mauy boy has read
with delight his graphic lives IL Washington
aud Marion. aud lis Bachelors and Druukafd's
Looking Glass. Nr Wcems had formed q
strong attachment fgF the people 0f Beaufort
ani oi,en declared that, II possible, be wished
to de and be buried there.
Years rolled on. sad after J." said tie
doctor. had flushed my education and obtain
Cd ny profession, aud vac busily engaged in
the practice u medicine, Mr Wccms came to
Beaufort. worn out with toil-to die. at
tended lin during his 10 il css, leaned over
ta catch Lis last whispered words they wyero:
God il love aud with this simple ScHptural
expression of Iii. trust 10 tic Divine gooercs,
aud mercy be passed Toto eternity"
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POLITICAL.
o,rr-,x-xDn pOryn

7 sit aud watch the ships go out
Across the widening sea
How one by one in shimmering sun,
Ifcy sail away from me
, know not a. What lands they sail,
Nor what the freights they bear
I only know they outward go.
While all the winds are fair.
Bevond the low horizon line
Where my short sight must fail,
some other eyes watch will keep,
Where'er the ships may sail
By night, by day, or near, or Tar,
O'cr narrow seas or wide,
Thefe follow Sill, az loves sweet VIII,
Whatever may betide. i'
So ruund The world the ships will sail,
To dreary lands or fair
So with them 60, for veal or woe,
Some dear ones everywhete
and these viii speed each tagging Keel
When llomewsrd Il is laid,
Or watch VII keep, Ger sGrges deep
II there i grave Be made.
D human love, so kluj, so true,
That knows not mete os bound,
Bat follows with unwear!ed watch
Our daily changing round =
Love Divine, o Love Sspremo,-
Whist matter where | sail,
So but know, wheTe'er 60
Thy watch will never fall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-02

Cosr or G0vERSMEST BUuDEGs - SOM
oy ruE LAEGE CiTiEs.-Tie following details
u tie cost of public bulldogs is interesting
The Chicago building, which vas commenced
il 1873 has already cost 100000. and the
last Congress made an appropriation Of $685.
coo to CON pleie tie building fhis year. The
Cincinnati building, commenced iu 1879. Las
cos, 10 date nearly $4.OoeOO0. The phiis-
lelphia huldipg. begun 10 1873, has cost thus
far 81 500 900, apd the ST. Louis building.
commenced 10 1872. has cos: 81 1000
The Boston building is abog. completed, and
the Chicago building vii! probably be finished
by ucxt year The other three large brl!diues
are all well ADVANCED asd viii nCt he .ohg in
completing. When these Eve gree. structures
are iiuisl.e8 they viii have cost the goyerDiDens
upwards Of S25 coo 900, and their completion
viii save tie government from further appro-
priating on al average u ir0m 81 200 90 10
= coo coo year.
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Mr. James i. Keeuehas made arrangements
TO try bis luck Oh the English turf, aud viii
shortly ship . number oi yosriDgs, recently
purchased iR Kentucky. both for event. 10
England aud France The colt by Ring Al
forso. out cf Canary Bird, Los ieen pat in tia
Two Thousand, Derby and 81. Lcger for 1880.
The bay Glly By Australian. oui ef lycrnes.
is IN tie Oaks. The bay colt by Enquirer. ous
Of Ontario, full brother 10 New hirter. is
IN the Derby. while The bay colt by Virgil,
out Of Annie Bush. for which Mr. Keene paid
81 1900, is 10 the Two thousand, Derby, st.
Lceer aud Graud prix. while the colts by
Monarchist, out Of Alala, aud tie col, hy
Australian, out Of Hester, are iSo engaged 10
The lnne events