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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31
ATCTENR SALES.

TRUS ST&E'., :, SALE OF VALUABLE
/ 4 REAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA
BY virtue of that certain deed of trust, executed
/ oy Jerome Linton ard wife, bearing date thu
| and records of Fairfax County, liber T. No: 4
| page 3l7. shall, on SATURDAY, the 26th day
| of July, 1879, at p. NJ, IN front of Burroughs
store, cor franklin and Patrick streets, in said
county Of Fairfax, sell to the highest bidder thai
TRACT or PAkUEL OF LAND conveyed by
:ontainihg 80 acres. l rood, and Is poles, more
u less This farm is improved by TWO
! STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with al the required out buildings,
AceiieL. scd ,alllty npro srd peach orchards
I'D the land is well adapted to the usual snd
's.ied products Of that thrifty section CT the
.ouuty. This laad lies on the Potomac opposite
Fcrt Washington, aid has landing on the
'Iver for stesmSo.ts and other smsll crsft
Terms o! SAILS: Knouah in hand to pay the
xpensos Of sale, and also S39l 68 on tue day O.
ale; The residue IN Two equ,! annual pay m ents
bear Interest from the ~ Of salo ILd TO b..
ecurtd By lea on the property.
THOMAS MOORE, Tru.teo.
Fairfax Co jeZS w4w
S-The above sale Is postponed ty consent O.
'ates u. til TUESDAY. TIC 25:n day o. Au
:ust, when the saue will teke place at thu same
lou7 snd plsc1 TuUS. MOORE,
jy 25-wIw Trustee
Dy " Soal - Lucas, AuctlOn0crs.
aSY VIRTUE OF : DECREE OF THE
~ Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, Virginia
'endered st the june term, 1879 thereof, in the
hancery csuse o. Fullurs, by naxt friend vs.
SuIman ct ais tho subscribers as commission
RS Ut sale. appointed BY said Decree will expose
Tor sale, by public auction, On SATURDAY,
be 8 b day Of August, 1879 o. II NJ, in front OF
he Market Building, OF loyal street. 10 the
ty OF Alex Xsndris, Virginia. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, with The BUILDINGS and I'M
cROVEM ENTS thereon, in the said couaty o!
falI fax. bounded / 8 follows:
Lot No. l-BouLded on tho north by Jefferson
.treet, (extended) on the Cast by Patrick street,
iextepded) on the south by Greene stroet, lex.
!snded) ald On tue west by Henry street lex.
ended
Lot No 2-Bounded on the n:rth By Greene
street, (e1teuded) OIL the east By Patrick street
extended} on the south by Church street. (ez-
!ended} and On tue west by Henry Street, {ex
tehded) bsing the property formerly owned ard
occupied ny ALDER! Spinks.
Terms OF Sale: SO much OF the purchase mon
y IN cash Ms Will BE- l,red to pay tie expenses
It sale. and the SUI OF $S74.25. with interest on
s624. part thereof from the 25.h day OF May
1878. and tho residue Of the purchase money 10
Three tqasl payments at 6, II and lS months
tom the day Of sale, with Interest the deferred
payments TO be secured by tho notes o! the pur.
CHASER, with approved seru,i.y, ard the rotten
lion Of the lille to the property until they are
paid.
EDMUND BURKE, ;,nm,r,
ALBERT STU SKI, 1oT'm ua1s Ls
i. X. PAYNH, 3a'''
is S-eo!s
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By Green i Wise
Uy OIGtu U W Is6
Re2l Estate Agents and Actioneers.1

| Ee2l Estate Agents and Actioneers
! { !OM &lsSlONEkS SALE-Ry virtue of g
~ decree Of the Circuit Court of klUxandris
county, Va rendered 81 its May term, 1911 ii,
| he suit OF Butts vs. Butts ct ais, in chGncery
| he undersigned, commissioners, the.cin named
will sell, Oh MONDAY, the 18th day of July
| l:i9 at II o'clock m. III front of tho Mausior
| House in the city Of Aiex.rdtia, by public auc.
I :ion, The following described ZEAL ESTATE,
| snown as LOT Nc. in the division Of LOCHA
BAR FARM. with NJ aNSlUN, and bounded
!s teiloTs: Beginning at !, in the centre o.
Soyal street, if extended, poles, linksS ll3o
Rsst from the point where the c-ntre Ct salu
,Lreet lntersects the centre of the track Of th,
Washington and Ohio Railroad thcnco north
N30 West 8. poles to X north ISo Il w. u, 55
polos to l. IN tho centrs of Washington street
aorth llio K. H. 81 poles 10 B, in said centre
corner to the tract and in limo formerly cslleo
1endlelon's; north S7i N. 70. 43 poles 10 Nj, the
Intersection Of said line with the south e,tern
Inns OF sa:d rosd; thence s 4030, T. 45 poles t.
l. where Tho said line Of tho railroad crosses The
centre of Royal street, thooce s. 1l3}0, w. /, 26
ooles,lo the beginning, containing acres and
341 poles.
Terms: One fourth of tae purchase money 10
De paid IN cash 1t The time Of sale, and the resi-
due IN three equal lustalmenss ut g. - and Is
months. with lut,rost from day of sale; the de.
erred pay ments to DO secuted By the no.es OF
the purchaser, with satisfactory security and the
ute 10 be retAiled until the purchase money BIZ
fully paid. Stamps and c3aveysr cling ct the
coat Of the purchaser.
ALBERT STUART,
G. w. WATrLHS,
h. o. CLAUGHTON,
Je eG-2aWts Surviving Commits
gS- No bidders appearing, the above sale is
conll1 1ued till AUG UST9.h. 1872 at same hour
and place. ALBERT SrUAkT,
q. w, WATTLES.
q. .. CLAUGHTON,
Jy2o 2Iwts Surviving Com ul'rs.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise.

(Keal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.j
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
v LOT AT AUOT1ON-We will offer fo,
sale on SATURDAY, the I'd day cf August
1879. Gf not sold privately before that day. by
public auction, on the premises at II o'clock a.
m.. the TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
and LOT OF GROUND, situate on the north
side of Queen street. between Washington and
81. Asspn, known as No. l25. The house con.
tsins ten rooms, and has the modern conve-
niences; is we'll located and desirable; has good
side lot on the wett
Torms: $l50O cash; the residue in and IL
months, with interest
iylS-5s GkEnS s. WISE for the owner
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gEH NOHEQLK.

lta elegant, sU;l! and com modious stssmers
LADY or Tue LAKE and JANE MOSh.
LEY will leave tho Compauy's wh,r:, Ale1an.
dris US follows:
The Lady the Lake osary MONDAY md
WE'D EaDAT. n; o'clock p. IT,, and OIL
SATURDAY. III g. 80 O'CLOCK p III.
Tho J4no Muse!ey every TU ESDAY aud
FRlD l. J, =: s y ,lJ1i III: returning, lssye
Norfolk on ai.=:n,ts days al o'ciocz p NJ.
This line CONNECTS at Norfolk for sl points
South and with tue Msrsh.a..' sad Ms,lner.I
IIno ot steamers foc Bosom, proVii.ac, and sll
poinLs Narth snd E1st.
Tn7ough Rates given and bills OF laiing si.aet:
:ur Boston al Providence
Fare al greatly reduesd rste,-:'iu.lo trip 10.
Rouud trip good for 30 days. 5. 90
Table unsurpassed,
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+ ASST ssss.1stS-

~ ~ Se1SSS-
SPRlNG AND SUaMEK GOODS
Inc largest nest coTplete ana best selected
s'och u nosiery Ia The city 10 scley: from.
Shirts, Collsrs, CUTS shti SUBSCRIBERS.
DeJouivilie Ostcrne. Gunarder AID Cursolor
HcarlS. IN 81 the latest CClors aLd shades.
Eor'ets, R5tc1s sra Hsldksrcaiets.
UhdeF~es! foc Ladies, Gents, Children AID In.
ianl5, IN 81! sizes, from Zoe t. 81 esch
hid "pd Thread Gloves in new ehadcs
Ne:s Rutlinss, Lsces, Ed3inss, snd !uil linz
o' ioWeIs, N.pEins, &c.
sun Umbrellas and par-soi,.
falry aud Zalhy- Hor.,cH, Cia.ma,.,wn Sag.
ony ard Cre~ai Woo!
sp ~ 9. Ii. ADAMS, % King St.
NV cooDs.
~ ~ = 4! & < Z hht,S snd PAEA9DGS.
haDi f!A, &nd CH!LDRNN'S HOSIERY
bGACh iLk PRINCES
SlLh s',d FAECY BUTTONS;
NbNk kUFFLlHGS
XIX GLUFES.
IOHOHON sLd other LACKS, aii oi which
will be sold 1T prices 10 suit the tines al
ap7 g. Z. BEKRY'S.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. TO ,hs ladies': Wshayo
now " in store a large etook Of Ladies, Mso 8
md ND Cb;,drens5 Low Quarter Shoes, su,tao'o
fss faa the Hn psessns season These good: are beau
,Tni M III ba,Ssoms and durable, sod will o' soli
a. ss,, suoS prices as canuo, fail to please. AL 10
sspt will please call and examine tor themselves
i At no King street.. w. NN--
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DOIOMAC HERRING,
s.sesIEasEs anD a.auUpns.

1 .BEODEkS u CO.,
Wholesale Dsslers and Jobbors il
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
4 full line of celebrated pure, old Whiskeya,
Bfsndies, Gin, Rum, &C.. Massey & Co.'s Phils-
delphia and Ciageit's Baltimore Alse, and Berg
aer & Engel's Lsser Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agents Tor James s. Wech Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk 8 Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
dupont s. Goa. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder. and Baltimore and Potomac River
Cleaners,
Orders promptly sttsldod TO, and consign'
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct 8-.f Aexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

The Prince Imperial rods ioto the daug'r, iS
ID ssid like Thorough French cavalier, Wlth
L., ,h,e, IN his eyes aod jsst upon sbistougte,
I'D hs dad with tho aame Of his cruutry among
Iia s;s ,.s, % recorded words. He eleft Eogard, too
",' ~ most buoyant aod sauguine spirits. tell.
inc his friends that be would see them IN tho
o,Srsa rus @ Of the year, when be hcp:d to have
] becn .sIe TO show that he Was good soldier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

The future OF MEMpuIs.-Looking beyond
the pressn s,as,n Of trial. the future Of Nam.
phis seems gloomy enough. As the reports
show, msuy merchants are removing their tu'l'
ues, tox.ftr lcc,lities; muiti,ud, Of Isborers
and cme.oyaes m 1st FLOW them; aDd Il Is not
reasonable TO suppose that they will returo.-
The msjoriH of those who 60 Now will codsavor
to establish tSemselvss els:Tbere, aud. With
all the advantages Of position. years mus; pass
before the city viii sssin DO able even uoter tho
most favorable circun,stan n,es to show popu,a-
lion as Iage or that wbieais now leaving her. l.
is possible. if not probable. that this lost g7ouod
il uevsr be regsiucd-that sis deadly breath
of ,b. pestileuce has blshted the toWn. past s!l
rsc,vety. THERE'S vast amcaH tf capital
Invested 10 bulldogs aud improvements Whioh
Gao 90. he removed; bu: the valao OF these has
been eres,ly impaired. and the danger OF reap
Ds.rance Of the pispus will disc,uraee cwoers
from making hs if ,rt necessary to fully restore
it-ChicQgo Times.
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OMMIsSIONkK'S SALE FLANOIN
~ FA kFAX COUN ~, MAR THE
VlLLAGE OF ACCOTiNK-Ry virtue of the
decree OF the Circuit Ccu7t Of Faitf,x county,
10 The suit OF Shepherd vs. Shepherd. the IN.
derssred, special commissioner named in sad
decree, viii, on MONDAY, (Court day. The
lSh day of Angus! 1879. in front of ths door of
the Court House of said county, ut II o'clock
M. St to the highest bidder, tnAt PART OF
TIE REAL l. ESTATE Of hich saouel shep-
herd died Sc zei, not divided. Ills tract of laud
edloins Sllas Dehiy snd thu lots assigned to
JAMES std j vhn Shepherd, and contains 81
| acres. rocds snd 6! poles, is without building
or fencing, but is susceptible Of 1eady a1d rapid
Improvement, sno is situsted mmediatey on
| Pohi:s run.
Terms ct Sale: One fourth Of .hs purchase
| money ID ha' Oh the osy of sale; the residue
n three tqusl aGlual payments, 10 bear iaterest
| from tic Gay Of ssle, ana to bo secured by the
| notes o. the purchaser. with good personal Sc.
curty, snd the title 10 b. retained uatl The last
| psymeL. is nsds
THOMAS MOORE.
jy lS-T4H Commr. Of Sale.
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TIDK MOrHo--UAMfdO fdOhaihp =. D."
n pAPeK. new and very ebsc:uni reneos'
1.um Campbor, Insocs Powder: &c, g. ~ =
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81 {skL-
uiSIR;GT Or JDi,UMEIkt

Ills CON vany oiaTa a2rivallet facilities TO,
tao transportation Of traigh: and passengers
and will rLu i;;eif stasnar3 regularly ss :cilews
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Mail. South hwr:d, connects vt Gordousy!lle,
With Ch32. x Chic =. T., se.: sni West. A.!
LgnchhGsk, clnDoc:, Win A:antic, bliss. q
Ghio = x, through GcuLh @cat Viry!ni. 10
Nashyilir, 10" Ut,oaas, M"mnha, Little Kocg
aad ]eSa2--""l =. Dalvlp win Rich u ond &
DanV:llo Z Is to south .ai Southwest
Express SoaLhwaTd conaoct3 rs; Gordonsvi;is
TO I'll 2on.s E,s. sud ~ =. VI Ches. s. OHIO 4.
md North@s-d, ~ CGAr!ottuayI!a - a!I tho
E=@mmer Resorts on tbe .. Z .. lIus
alAE cd THA!H;3 for hsin Line la,ve Al.
oInndrlt Gully. o1cs9t sunday, 500 u IN. and
C2 p m, and returning arrive :. Aiax .Gltia
OO o m aud @ ,. M
For MANASSAS LINE iosva Washington
I % g III. and Al2x4nGris Is s. ~, daily
except Sunday, a7:.se =. c'ttasburg at y Is ni .
con1ec.!a2 with tao Valley Red East sn!
West. L9sve StrsshucE - y. III arriving 81.
Ao1andria nj IS D IA
MlXaD Tram FOH MAu1s5AS DIV
iSlON leaves Aloxsndris ruosd,y, Thursi.y
nad Saturday, :. 81 ia g, an1 raiurn5 Mcn-
d3y, WadGrsd4y aAi Frii4v, $. > 81 y H.
For N'ddi=ba7&, daily cOaaa&:Io.: =. P!A:H>
station.
For uppa7s;,ia, regular Connection e! Nrls.
plane
For WARHgNTuN. leave Washington q.
: W =. 10. daily.
All trains .n.ke good c02Grct:oas, 81 Wa.a.
lrgtcn to and from ho.Lh and Wos:
New Grlc.ns sleeper Leaves Washington al
W q; M. running through without cEsnga
Washington aud D,nyiiln.
EfcursLon tickets on sale st low rates t. tho
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia MD West V!r-
ginia.
Through Licao!s vcry iog /, the South aul
Southwest.
my2i j. NJ. BROADUS, &. T. =.
6NASHlNGTOS & OELU RAILRUAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
WO TRAINS DA. LIZ (EXCEPT SUN.
DAY) BErWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND blLL.
Beginning may u, 1879.
Leave asnington 81 . 10 ~ n. sid 4 70 D. n
and = Iandr!a st 9 % s. n. aud ( % .. II.
psSs LeesoCrG, going west ward, nt II 10 o. III
snd 10 y. Gl., and arrive ct hound Hill b: Il
III. and ~ p. H. Lesyc Hou9d Hill al 80 g.
IN. and ESQ y. H.; pace Lees OurI, going .aot-
ward, 81 b W Il. n 1Hd IL pm, auG arriGo Of
Aie1Gndr.. i: % Il. IN. ani BIS D. H., sn!
81 asG!ngtoa ~ 3 % Il. IN. .n 5:2j p, /
taE Passengers f:on Washington Will t-h,
tne " sshinElCa enc Ohio c&Is 81 toe Baitimor,
& fotoHHc RailEc:s! station rs " g. M and l. q
Pa, and go through 10 ;:ouad Hill without
change ct CAS-.
Ino SUo G.E1. traiI fCGm Is 6iexnrG.ia AID Il 8
J.: n trslG from Ro"n nd Rlll connect ct Houn.
h:ll VIII harris Daily LIue OF Goache
tvr Sa!cS SorSvllie. berryviile aid Winchester
ESQ with hesne1 Limo of Coaches, which losy
Leesourg daily for AlGie and Middleburc,
Soth Trains, westward, MAKO close connections
o. Vienna, with SissJa's Line Of Stages for Fair
fax Court House
Uonsnn nta1ion SicEe7s, 5 cts. per III Ill.
i Il. HAyENRH,
my SIT Gelersl Ticke: : xeG.
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AAsAsEssAssS.
S"Ne = stSSA E1E.
1879 sxs.r $40
TX NHSILV VaNIA RUUTS
- II! h NOkTi VI SST & ~

; GfTA
9 4 = GREAT ~ Il
PKNHSYLVANIA nuTTTS
DDTH{p TKSrV IL !" COL
ifEkl RAIDS, SPLENDID SCENERY
HaHNlFICENT EQUlPMEE1
-, ~" 81. 1873.
'a,',i =, ieoge Washington from depot of BAL,
-! 81 5'G.h sal b s:l oets, as follows. va
- f. i'!h ano the Esst,
Ills :, :: ,,,,l, ,.,; - tt SuhCay, sno
III Ekpress nc p.,i,,"s t,aSc Nnfs. LIN
"a taiiy, sxce,,; Smntsu e.. pIi ,ais - d
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fDN II EW YGRS

rho Al Steamships =. =. KNLGRT <,.-ss...
.aI John GIBSON lcsvc the co., S%S5S
paay's wharf, alexsrdris, EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pie
ii Esst River, &VERY SATURDAY vt four
O'clock ,. IN.
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By Green & Wise, Auc,ioaeers.

pY VIRTUE OF DEGREES oflhe Corpor
AS Stion Court OF the city Of Alexnndfis rem
dered on the Sth and 18th days If July, 1879, in
the chancery csuse of JOS Collier and wifo VS.
q. 5 Atwell and Others, the Undersigned, ccm-
missioner therein Esme1, will offer fer ssle ty
public auction to The nighost bidder. on. S an.
URDhY tho 18TH Cay OF august. 1879, st II
q clock ~. IL front Of tho Fairfax street cntrane
to the Corporation Court, in ss:d city, tho fol q.
lowing pieces Of pcoperLy, being nortioa o. the
real estate OF which tho late Ubns. =. Shaw died
GeiZad, viz:
That LOT OF GROUND with tho FRAME
DWELLING and STORE HOUSE thereon,
situated on the corner OF Fairfax street and
Rsmssy's alley, lately occupied by Jos Hop
klns trontlng on Fairfax street II feet 8 inches,
mere or less, and running back 73 feet inches
more or less to j. NJ. Stewards liEe There is
suti ,ient ground ic the rear of the store for g
oack yard and necessary oulbudinss This
property hiss until within few months rented
Tor S220 per annum.
a LOT OF GROUND. with the FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated on thu north sid, of
Q leen stree. beLween Roysl AID Pitt streets,
fronting II fec: on Z leen aud running back 50
feet.
TRAOTOF LAND. containing about SO
acres, with dwelling and fencing, good spring,
w., tllu1ted IN Fairfax county abuu. two miles
from Alsxandris. on TIA back road To the Theo.
logical SeniE8ry, waii located for marke. gar.
den aud dairy arm. The aalo OF this tract of
land will b. started with the upset bid of James
Chatham and wife Of $3.50
Terms of Sale: Ten per ceLt oflho purchase
mor oy to ba psid in CGsh and the residue on "A
credit OF Z. l. I'D Is on;hs from the dsy Of ssle:
The deferred. payments TO beur interest from tho
day of sale, and to be secnrei BY the bonds Of
the purchaser or purchasers with coed Ier.
sonal seculits; lhs lille t. te rst4ined uo,il
The purchase money aud interest hGs oeen fully
| paid GE''RUGA 4 MUShRACH
| JylS'T4R COm. cf Ssle.
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sOH TAE POTOMAC 8IVEE LANDINGS

Fac neY snd tcnnodicus iron ,.s-ss.
ata.nier JOHN W. THOMPSON. .SEtES;ss;a;sss;sss
"s!is especially for this route leaves tho COL :
BAY, THUisDAY and SATUaDAY, 1t
O'CLOCK q. IA. sH1 Aloxsud-ia Il. 7.3O q. ~:
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY end SU UNDAY b. o clock pm.
THIS company makes cioss connections st AL
e1snGr:s wth the ". c., v. Il. & 8. 5. r. K.
20. and with the W. s o. Z. K. O.. Fruisht
received fof 81 poiats. Ncrth and South.
handled with csre and forwarded 9th prompt.
cess sld dispatch.
For further Information apply
Z. q. REED agent,
Js lney's wharf,
or a. tie oGco OF The company, !ndeI the Ne.
tiolal Metropolitan Bank, lGu street, opposite
the Treasury Department. Washington.
nh 10 SAMUEL IA CON, President.
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special contracts will be made with yearly I'd t..
vertisers.
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~ T.. Tlku. hlDLASD = *
~ JOBS =, BARBOUR. Hnc,ivn,.
On sad "'!er : $DAY, 900 p. m., Juas ) tn,
1919, Pas3oEGot Trains wal run d. f,ilows:
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their intention espouse the cause of the Jews in
this emergency and prove before the world there rs
no prejudice against them IN the most liberal and
freest o. al republics Some comfort has boen
drawn these assurances, and determiha
ton 20 put end forever recurrence OF attacks
similar 10 that of Mr.. Corbin has been decided on
by the Jews. The poorer people like those engaged
IN small business in the back streets are those who
experience the most pain at what they designate an
unwarrantsDle insult to all industrious and thriving
people. 'lf we are dong Well" said one OF them
yesterday. lit is good thing for the country.
Prominent jews have told the people We are. many
OF US foreigners and our manners not polished.
But our money is as bright any in America. and
We came here 10 remain and keep our money in the
country. We are uncouth and rude they
ought to be patient with US. our emu,
are many of the sons of poor jewish
people now among yen. We love our children and
probably OF the reasons are so offensive to
sensitive like Corbin. AS we become rich we
law abiding. well behaved citizens hhs Is All aao.
ing to the welfare OF the country. ana instead Oh
Another said I'VE shall soon have done forever
with this sort of thing.
JEWISH POWER
There are in thScountry about two millions and a
half of Jews. Most Ut these are engaged IN COM
nlerce, and at least one-tourth have accumulated
riches Now money brings quiet ways and time for
thinking and those Jews who have the means have
been set to thinking by what has just happened.
Thev san TO themselves Shall we go on and leave
legacy to children the old hate and perse-
cution that in operation in the darkest ages OF
the world? We attached to our homes; We
shall defend them with all our means and
power Education, intelligence and eloquence are
not wanting among us, aud the time has come TO
make the most OF them"
al not disposed to favor mass meeting
in front of the Manhattan Beach Hotel. rs
others do said old jew Eighth ave-
nue. "but / am in favor OF monster meet
ing in another place. l am nearly eighty years
of age. and many indgnites have passed over my
head since the gabardine first crossed my shout.
ders, but my blood never stirred as it
was Yesterday when the HERALD was read to me.
Our people are much incensed. and so they tell me
are ali the people of this great land but we must be
calm and deliberate now. for crisis i'll our lives
has arrived. am poor because my days hi We been
devoted 10 teaching, but many whose minds have
prepared for the battle of the world have
amassed fortunes. and they the
sensibiiities OF the most unfortunate shall be
respected. This is full promise and much
pleasure to an isolated man, and it proves the Jews
are, like the age, progressive
A good natured clothier in Baxter street took
humorous and practical view OF the case. He solic
tied for coat. And on being asked jocosely
whether it were safe to deal with Israetes after
what Mr.. Corbin had said about their peculiar way
he answered. "You remember he said he knew one
white Jcw?"
yes"
-..Wpll. that's me-"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-25
TALK WITH THE POOR JEWS

Anger had given place to reason. and calm de
termination to take definite and serious action
was m2nfcs0 among the Jews in the city.
Those who at first pretended TO treat the matter
lightly. and passing unconsidered insult
scarcely demanding serious attention. wore moro
thoughtful aspect. and proved by their words and
actions that the wound had gone deeper than they
eared to make known. Loud calls made for
mas meeting to give full expression to the sen,i-
ments OF the Hebrew citizens on the question. The
poorer Israeliles satisfied that their leading
public and private lite only shall be heard in
what they call this hour supreme insult but de-
mandthat the OF the people shall be expressed
In part OF the city was tho indignity upon
tradesmcn ia the remote streets. Chatham street,
West Broadway, Sixth aud Eighth avenues wcre
alive with excitement. scores OF people having
abandoned their shops to discuss the al-pervadiug
topic with their ncighbors They have been hurt to
the heart. they claim, and in such manner to
call forth the voice of the II is not class
section OF jews that has been attacked bat the
whole nation, and the answer to be sent back to
Manhattan Beach should be from all the injured.
All the prominent bankers, brokers and merchants
received letters from clients and friends during the
day expressing their feelings on the subject aud de-
nanding that proper public attention he uiven to It,
Ia Chatham street. the Bowery, Division street
and Sixth and Eighth avenues there was but one
opinion aud severely hostile to AIR. Corbin
and his establishment. Most OF the traders doing
business in these localities had been to the beach
had tab en- their families there, but none would
ever trcspass The premises again any other
ia which these rropriotors were interested.
They all felt kceny tie outrage that had boon
wantonly committed upon them.
IItIESDs rIib nhAEfIrEs.
Sympathizers not wanting either. Hosts of
friends aud defenders have been raised up TO them
Al 10 announced, among the most libora aud thought
fu OF American citizens. Numbers OF the most
PROMINENT men in the community have signiied