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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

. =; - " ''' n tNtHELL uCG at hIS home
u SNr'us:la:@ '.ilie, Monlag. sgcd 7roiy-
louv Y2.tJ l7', oac LAY, death having been
anticipated - sry time within The l.at two
weeks ron 40 affection of The brair. Mrs
,Wlnchell came with her family originally from
view ors State, and has resided hare about
| - years. She HaI the mother Of MIR William
| Nirc1c'l. prominent CT izen Of Dayton, O :,
ana OF Mrs. Capt. j. '. Davis If Alexandria,
| va. With the option of Mrs. + Pr. CaprGr,
| OF hudson. N. y. who is detained at home y
slcknc!s: Mrs. Wiachnl family. il uding MIR.
.: i. WIG hell, Of this city. arc now all here.
ME-. WucicIls maiden name VAS Lawrence,
anu she was one OF the l.sWrcUoe IOwnIey heirs,
claimants OF an immcusn estate 10 Eag'and,
nc uding part Of the site # the great manu-
featuring city Of birmingham. Ii ia pr0ptr 20
| state that Mis-. Witoh,l di, d strong in the
Christian faith and in the sure hope Of bless
| cd immortality 10 tie word to c1mr. Spring.
foW RcpnJHc
Mrs. Wiuchel lad quite nnml or of friends
aod atqualntAt c:s in this city, who vi regret
! to hear Of hrr death
TIE LovrJoY CASE Quite crowd gath.
cred around tho station house this atltrnoon to
| await the arrival CT Officer Arnold, who Hcnt
yesterday in search OF Justic, Frank Love joy.
charged with attempting an assault upon tho
old woman McCsnn. Tho officer arrived on
the three o'cI,ct train from l4oesburg. nbd re-
ported that the accused man could not he found.
1t Is reported that L1V' lly was at B!tryVllIo
yesterday. Ii is understood that he will arrive
hone TO morrow evening and give himself up.
FouRTH WARD REpUELICANS.-A large
meeting OF the Republican voters Of tho Fourth
ward met last night at Odd Fellow. Hall. The
meeting was called to order at s O'Clock by
Hichsrd II. L7lcs, president of tho ward, who
! stated that the object was to cltc, tfhoCrs for
tho ensuing quarter. After qvi'o q stormy
iltno tic fnIlOwiog officers werc clt ccd prcsi
dent, H. II. Lylos; vice president, Robert
Gaines; secretary John w. Nickcns.
ACCIDENT Thomas Downcy, it,. who
~crks at tho Virginia Midland r. r. dcro, had
fIH left hand badly mashed yesterday evening,
While engaged in transferring ralolG iron from
one gar to auothcr.
CoNrERENcE.-Th Washington Annual
Conference OF tho c)orcd NJ. e Church will
meet in Washington next Wcdncsdayin Astury
Church. Bishop f,ck will preside.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On and after Sun.
day next the express train on tho Virginia Mid
lard Railroad will leave this city nj ! l:n5 y. N.
and arrive nt T:225 n. m.
Safe, reliable, harmless ind cheap il Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. We. therefore do not
wonder ut the popularity OF this family medi-
cine. Tho plico is only % cents bottle.
NY MIF% SUFFERED with prolapsus uterus.
lluor a!tus, complicated with other female trOu
bies. lltr llIc was miserable. Row. Guy S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

R i,SV ~ Ii. R.-Colorcl Thomas j. Evans,
i':.aOhd, commissioner 10 the ciso OF the
H. "' .2 and Ohio Railroad Company, is
..,,i, wv engaged 10 t,klng testimony 10
l. I - aims against the road. Co., Richard
J.br|,' eIFoSens the Company, and .Jotn Nj.
~ cs'l., the claimants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET, FL SC Hogs
active and finn; common 25ag4 25 light BOA
~ oU packing 4 i1lSi g.; butchers iiss4 rs {;
receipts , go; shipments zoo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 26-Hops-
Receipts l,GUO head; shipments 8 eco; market
ST. 40; light 3OaS4 40 cun:cn heavy ( A5aS4 t5.
Cattle-heceirts 4. suU head; shipments 800;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

IA I'M BELLS. all siz e, for sale by
= JAM ES r. CARLIN s. SONS,
lep 70 GO King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs-Thero is nothing doing hero in raw
Sugars. Al New York fair 10 good refining il
stll quoted Vt 7in1ic, and centrifugal No ! to
No 3 at 73sesc.
Collee-The firm End buoyanL tcna noLod in
tho market for several daya past Savo place to
day to decidedly heNvy feeling. induced partly
by tho unfavOrable tenor Of tho Rio telegram,
showing largo purchases ard shipments for the
United States. No business whatever was re-
ported to-day. and our quotations arc therefore
entirely nominal. Tho stock in first hands at
date is d, 2l9 bags. against 81 ~ bags samn date
last year. Quotations are AS folcwa: Ordinary
1i!c; fair 15ic; good lCic; Primo Ice.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Fctr'y 81
Beeves-The supply WAS moro than SIMPLE fJr
the demand, and s8ies were uncommonly SLOW
Poorest mixed lots Of trash sold st C3aTc per ID,
dressed COARSE oxen al 7i,7} ordinary to prime
steers at Ssluc; extra do st lrtalOic, with ono
car load AZ l0}c per ID. and 81 picked pre.uium
steers GG3 lbs average At lie
Calves--Msrket rAthor tame, but the pSns
wero fairly cleared and prices wsro maintained.
Veals sold al tissic per Id; grassnrs at 2i.2}c
per lb. latter figure for bunch of 81 that aver.
aged SIG lbs
Sheep and I.ambs--tlocd and primo sheep
sold at & COAST % por 100 lba. Heavy wsthers
wero holding for e.; per H..
HoGs-None for sae alive. Tone Of tho mar
ket fairly steady, and dealers mako tho nom
nal TAT go for live hogs, 4 S5aS5 IL per l0J lbs.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb %. 1850
Beet Uattle-Tte New York market WAS low
and dull on Monday for tho through shipments
resulting in no profit to consigno1s.
Sheep-Piiccs asked show no change, with few
or no sales 81 ca Monday.
Hogs-The market is extremely dull buyers
early in the WI ok fllng all their wants to gr eat
tYLent 20 that sales arc very infrequent, but
prices have been kept we'll up Ia the figures rul-
ing on Monday; Gat g., and "A few extra IA shade
higher.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 26-Hogs-
Receipts 81, UUO head; shipments 8 GO; market
acliVo and firm; MI sold; NIX ii packing 4 25s
ST. 40; light 3OaS4 40 cuncn heavy 4 A5aS4 20.
Cattle-heceiIts 1900 head; shipments 800;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-27

. '"h Elo"NARY.-Thc steam hammer for
! "a new hoemary to be established by Nlessr9
,., ~ ASHew X Co, weighing about 10000
~ i+ us, arrived this morning from Philadelphia
,r"'"' De tut II position at once. By Tho 18th
=, ,t tr The bIo0mary with six fJrges, heat
,,r'>.a5!na'', ard 1unout flo, viii DO il full
-, ,.,t& NNWA Inform CLUE --ThcIc w:s 8
.r,.. ',o"a present OF tho temperate, 'xpc-
TsS meeting, Ecd in the roons Of the club,
n,ta aI,'% street. asst night. Speeches were
.t"m., y 2ltS<ls. Frank Wood, Wm. Grady.
~ 5I M. clever, Chari, Il iiott, Max H. Penn
, 1880-06-19

oWteb A1sph+fa 10 Ina EhteHao Tribune,
HnAI'IH9nD, ltl., Jnn0 le.-The races tD-,tay
we're holly contested. It took acycn htnta II,
decide the 2:a6 and aOven for tue n:.5 ctass Thu
@ strters r. The a:s elass wcrc Tom kce!or, No1lis
t6W,n, wnrrtar Nay, and Clara J. Nellie Irwin
third and fourth, aid KeeIsr tic fh, siats' t' na I'D
seventh: h!'st time. .::1si. In tin Feie1lth heat
Kseanr male tho milo In 2:s!A. i, tho s:%h claxs
fulo, Anl Ned Norris. 1,r0wf, T'njn tvOk tho
first and thinl heats. t}asy tho secO,l4l, and ln
tho fourth, 1Ifth. mud acyUnth; hest tt,nn, H:M
Ino M1th hnat waH decinratl t0 heat, md thg
VIM. new driver VIVA put on. l,ni 'rif,, won.
The 1i,tlKes hncd Tins owner *25, and deducted
&N for The driver. Tho purses atnunutcti to
$1,lo0; sl6,oooup In ps,ola.
nu'luQuE, III. RACES.
n.,,s spfeta' Dtp9teh to IN: Cattaaa Tribune.
dny. IN tho 2:35 race belmont Prince. 0f Elk
natt' ln!., LOOK iirst munoy: hest tiHle, 2::tlA.
I II tie 1Ss s;;0 raco Mnnlo stnxilcli q Eapoeo
Tue running rico, hnlr.usta diHt, was won 3y
seconds. 4N''
CEDAR HapIpS RACES.
aptetat fHsrateh to Ths 6htenso 7ttssInA
CEUAN RAlIt.A, H., JnnD lR-Thern nre soycn-
ty-s!x entries fur tho tatees to tnke pI4cu next
Weuk. Every clnsa filled Hs f,luw6: Sixteen
entries III tho Vat claas: nlne IN tho :1t: fUr In
t, tno T., M so1 in taa st seven ~ tho 9: fnar
rae0; oNht for tho mltc-htiit. ThD track ia HI
i'no shala. anu everything bids fntr fur tho tlnest
tsioeting ever held here.
MYSTIC PARK.
nos1oN. JUNG 1s.--At Mystio Park there wcro
tlyo startors IN the ~. class raeo. Won hy
Thoa,us third. Tinso. s:ss. a;&ls s5H. 'e'' H.
SCRATCHED.
LoSn0S, Juno 1s,--Iorl!arl's F,.tsntto has
Ueen scfatchrd for All his engagements.
, 1880-06-19

as given al,pyc: md the fau,o!is fttAaaln four
ctlInpnsett 0f 'frr1f1gcr. Wilsnt, jteCkfiart,
and Van vakcnborg-wIlt mnko tho cos'test with
t11er1.
While tho National Association Of Amntciir
Onrancn n,ny hn nhlo 70 fhU. names 1f sr.1ffrt. .
it,nro wtdnly kHDwn. It tnoy be well dnubtctl IL
my rnwlng n,cctlnx this ycnr can present u mnrc
numerous Hist uf purely ar1attur 1atrtnun;
thclr ,nrn r. act,al trimming for homo ~ ,wrch.;
md ftay sr ttntcst with insurance. ~ nttsntcc,
TINT tho prizes nrd t0 Eaa won.-not distributed.
rHf,HIsAM uF ttACEd.
Tho first day OF tho rcEdtta. ftieefny, June =, r
will tr tlrvt,ta'l TO Junior rnees rntircy.- -,mir-
our, fa!,r-oar. Singles. sIx-nar !iHrxc. dn'lhfr.
md awiintnlnR tfD0 yArt1s,. Wednesdays raees
sIil include No scnor double four a!K. and
will tnkc IN the frco-fer.a1i t.oullea. s!nx1ta.
fnur.nHr and pntr-onr. The lHrFe raoo Will ne
unr Hin rtrafRht Rwny; AMI all othors, ono milo
Rfisl return.
With tnorc thnn their na,lnl cnurtcay, rnllroad
and stGhinb0nt lines HKPet to carry the general
public ut fare md Il tfth fHr tho ruIinh "trip;
while nil cfntcHtants 1T thu races will have
transportation furntshoti them free. The urt,H.
poets to-tny. hs~s thnn wreck in n'lvancc ri tho
rcrnttn nrc. TINT It viii TIC tho mnrt largely nj
tended 0f any rowing meeting ever held On
NGstEEu waters,
, 1880-06-19

hoola bridegroom ls In his I'll yenr, un tho
nf'dc' whore first husband WIS ora Of tho vic.
I'M inns or tho HIll war. Is nt,out l,alf that neo
Inc Edintefs Of hnltncsfulry was tho ststsr Of
tho Earl of frankcryllo, md tIr.i wIthout Inv.
ing any children. Muci, sympathy ts, therefore,
iett with the heir presnmp piiye aud bio family at
tho impending but unexpected change lii theIr
prospects.
FThe death of n yo,tnr ,vffo haa tr,u,,,t
tho foundations of U,,snn t,tvor ,,n,,a., -, H.
ground. THO bcrcayed bna,,and. IN hs ss,s.., r
10 Cornwall. enve ort,urs, for ,hn in,,roa,ata
cessatfnt, M or...tto.. ~. ~ ~ us .to"e "
, 1880-06-19
RUNNING SORES.
InterestinE Account af the Healing Of
broken Log.

lnttrestanE Account af the Healing Of
Hraken Log.
MEsSNs- LoTfnOiH T. p1xKlfAN, DruggIats-
Dgar SlEs: On tho I'D Of August. 1877, bud the
Wiliam Btetne' dry goods storu, by cnse Of
goods bctng thr'wn on INC. The bono WIS set
byM ptIyselun Of th!a piace. Upon romoytnY tho
splints, sOrcs broke nut FROM my knee to tho
heel, and scyerni phy.tcfnns Chilled Ii varicoso
veins. and nrtlrred Ine to w6Nr rubber etoektngs.
after wenrinR nut hbn,1t &:a worth Of different
tie Cutcura 1tcnCtIles for tho purpose, as ex-
pressed Il Ut tho time. to be h'imbllngcd agui1.
st.e the sores henl up ono l,y one, md now not
one eOre 10 tn he eeen. Recommended the aatic
tn Il neKhbortng Indy who h,d boom troubled for
nf remedies, sh.3 Is completely curt. ltcspect-
fully yours, HENRY LANDECkEH.
DuYCr. n. II.
, 1880-06-19

TIE Hon. joel Parker, of New Jersey, an
aononhlo. h!Kh-tanel Democrat, In an tntor-
Hc~ With Il reporter OF tho Philadelphia Times
recently, snIl:
Iho Chicigo nominations aro unquesHonal,ly-
slfthg s!tg nncs. Gnrlletd hHs a good record rs i.
a.Iuler anl I. stntus!nan. Ca,npnlgn stories viii
fn Ivy anect him. md If tho ue1nocrata arc to
Kooi non.inatiofs 's
, 1880-06-19

-, AMONG tho 1lousa bills passed by the
ee'aso lust hefnro at1lnurnlnont was ono amend.
.as ece. ::'37 of tho nevisod Statutes, regarding
uua,estend settlers. by addtng proyiso TINT
se.er shall ho allowed twelve months from tho
4su Of t!lt9 In which to commence hls resi-.
aencc upon sl.l auJs.
, 1880-06-19

THE Toronto Globe Is laboring hard
agAinst tho manifest destiny" OF q Zoilveroin,
which few months ago 1t pronounced "Etdtou-
laus and nbsuri" 1t anys:
Tho zp1lycrc!n project is a physical inpossI-
lIlIty, except OH tho bAs!s or arnoxnuun. Thoro
M historical purnllol for It,
Within decade tho Globt wlll ho arguing
against annexation, which 1t now regards As out
OF tho question.
, 1880-06-19

LITTLE Mac, Of St Louis, sentences Mr..
Henderson, Carl schurz, aud othors, to political
denth. Little Mac hns been good cxccutIonc1
up 10 this time. having dono the Republican
party In Missouri to densh at least onco year
since he bus been In tue State. But he has los,
bis grip lntrly, ind 1nny not be aD1o to keep the
ypto at tho next election down 50 low Us 1t bus
been for tho lust !lyv or six years.
, 1880-06-19

:, JtpoE TouIsGEE, tho author Of IA Fool's
h'taaa, has Hono to Cnnatla to tlnish bis now
~. lux tnlls making sure Of an English Copyright.
.a's ""fk Is tn t1 a study Of b1ack and white
eaaractcr In tho Houti., with perhaps enough
nlt'cs distributed through it to mako it Inter-
sains to tlloso who nru .lut attracted by mcro
ftttnn '" @T-"'~
, 1880-06-19
INSURANCE SUITS,

CHftu9U
TOLEDO, O., Juno la-EtRht strnnKly- CONTESTED
cases were dccldud In the United statos District
Court In this city to-day III which tho Connecti-
cut Mutual Ltfe-insnrance Company had
brought aKainst parties Ill this city ind vicinity
fur larKe sIttns of 1nnnry i0aneI OIL mortgage.
The dcfonso was that by the etafrtes OF Ohio
foreign rotnlnnha cannot do banking hustuesH
III this Stntn. nl,tl hence gGntract would b1 null
Mnt& Void. Thu decision ot .}u9v Wclker was III
favor Ut tho pIatntf. Tle east'. were oOnllictc.i
INT b4th hldce by eminent counsel, and will be
carried to higher ct,t1rt.
, 1880-06-19

THE San Francisco Chronicle Is Of tho
opinion thut Garncld's nomination is u stronger
ono than cI'hor Grnnt. DEMfno OF shermuil'e q
would have beon, and declares hin, to DO I'M
menscly pop.tlar In tho Pacific stntes, where ho
I, tookcl upon rs ii tnan Of tho people, who has
made bis wny tn tho top by bis own industry nnd
energy. lie hits tho farmers idea Of self
made man Cxnctly. -
, 1880-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
DRAMATIC NOTES

of-o
MITE
1snrtiey Campbell has deferred bis European
trip He Will GUNNER 1t, tho East.
r' " .a ox.
inc Ahsnhce nBcfit iof Hooson anu .'""e
uor,h, vi, ,xr,, ,,,,or ,,or 4,u,.t,u, .,,,or 4;
,,..",,'.s a'ui M w.. Vpsa @ -! @
Uooths 1acatfc. New iofR, III Octobcfs
.vo,i. tnn,,n vut .hor,tv on,toroto r. ,ho
ti,e',,a 'o'"o''' "'' 'no'''' ''A's s'"'s - 'A'
Mux strnkosch vii, open The Now York Fifth
a-n,,,a .,,n.tr, l., s,,a,,.t ,rt,h - ,,av ,n,IoI
y Mr,'...s ~. :! =" W." F"'' "''''''
tosa s""'
, 1880-06-19

u.yy Republicans, deeply sensible Of
.toir obltgntihns to Domooratto sho,tcrs for tho
,ht,rl Term nj tho Into Convention, desire to re-
nv tho compliment, and arc entirely willing ia
=, To Cinrtnnttt and howl for Tidcn. 1t is
;earcl, howovor, that tho persons In charge Of
Tho tickets at tho inter Convention mny not be-
~ .crxumodating ~ those Mt Chiuago. Any
fs,mo.r.t who possesses information on this
,nnno.tnnt subject will confer a favor by max.
tng II known ut The cnrEcst possible dur.
, 1880-06-19

A.. PICTURESQUE description is given OF
.s'L ssn. 'ar'ofs dinner on tho evening botoro he
ua'p"'i Humphrey Marshall at Middle Creek.
~ Has to''u'l eatlng stewcd rabbIt out Of a TIN
VIM o'la OF hlh officers, tho two Eenslcmen
sNng t.trns With tho ono au,al! teaspoon which
sas asulluhle,
, 1880-06-19

Joyn., Murphy, and Cog!Ian cnch nrn1 twenty
e1t.ts and rtntte III. III, mud N respectively.
Fin&t will bu nfuco.f m tho nlnRe.
Tho betting il Ill favur of tlla American itfla
TcAm.
4 rnoprstriON.
Tho Irish Hlao AaetMinttun. taat nist1t. cor1.
alslered tho decision Df tho Nle As4srcintiOn Ut
America To exclude supernte Irirh tehtns from
future Inntuhcs fur the Centennial trntfly. 4
resolution 'vns pRssc1 ennpnnin1 this nfiera-
lion. declaring thoy cniild not recognize tho
tn,wer Of the Association tu exclude tenn1s frnm
lreta.ltl, Hcotlnnh, and AiIatrnIIt. nll IT which
n,tlonalt.foa participated N the f)rst mattel,
nn1 t!,orcby earned tho right IL enter aubse-
1upntty.
, 1880-06-19

JrnoE DAVIS Inns loft Washington for
oho NTH his lightning rod up. 1Io wants to ho
within haug distance OF tho Convention. I1o
thinks Seymour wt1n't havo 1t and TINT Til>ien
can't get It, md thnt ho stands better ohanco
To struck BY thu electric iiuld than any Of tho
otaor henr1s TINT ncila for tho nomination. The
En!oF Democratic paper Of Chicago "booms u
for him.
, 1880-06-19

,ha ~. nooks of John Stuart Mill are nlnong
se.. y" m'et popular In H,,ssla, and all of tAonl
III. ill., 'sahsated Into Russian many years nxu.
nes, .spaat1on tns now reached Germany, and
io,as'Iloa u'Iloa OF his works was roceutty Issued Il,
@'pslc III twelyo volumes,
, 1880-06-19

w.. W ten candidates yote,l for at ChIcaRo.
s%a'"ea-eoraut, ~" sherman, Garf1old, Hayes. Win.
IT. Sheridan, and itarr.son-aro natives Of
b.rt ann 10 ID james II. Weaver, tho 0sceu-
hs,sn eanos'ato for Presldont. IIo WAS born at
, 1880-06-19

w @kfAouH has declined again. Our New
'1.s VI ,das aanlesako thus morAtzes over 1t;
mi - Seymour satd no wouldn't, hut bp dIti,
sbtch hsh III ls70 be sud he would and he didn't.
tms.a s!k'a t1 prove that bfr. seymour soIiiu-
he Nonta aaas Ny what hu sayB cycn wteu hc says
, 1880-06-19

.asss,I a~ns spends $4,000 on ita public free
NJ. ra,oo!s ol which d few ycars aro, under panai
..a., J., haa hoNo at ALL Tho Itomaus now eytnt,o
Lt,o. a'aehty III attending the schools, and tho
d. M. a.s entirely Inadequate to the demand OF
, 1880-06-19

,hst a YOUNG ltly at Vassar College claims that
s,nsauuoRhyrrh sns %yr should DO Pronounced Turner,
~4s t''es tho following explanatory tablv:
ihth tas III phth!slol Ia r
0!o tas In C0Ionyl1 Ii UT
K1l Ia In xrlatt IL N
yrrh {aS iii lnyrrtl Ia Ell
, 1880-06-19

pclsd ..ita'1esll'ers ~. seem to i,ayo largely
aso ,. ~ INC uptnlon that tho!s defeat ut Chl-
l..t.u WIS 10 sorruwiui that thore should ho m
h es,l Aad that the sun. moou, and stars sAould
Cynm.r. aoh 70 respect their grief.--Cinct,lt,att
, 1880-06-19

tnyss r. not II medicine: It Is IL plenHant, WING
like bcrrrnRn ~ fpt,dl: nluIe frnIn milk, pec,l-
else makes flesh, and bNNl. and strength m f1lHf.
It cnr, he snfcly rclEot on for tho rccupcTntnn Of
tho"o cs.scs OF foty vitality fn which inciontion
lewaro of limitations. Arcnd'a Ktmyat Is ,ni
e,ltl 10 the ttnie. Consumers supplied directly
hy 4. Arcntl. Chemist, corner Madison aud Fifth
avenue,
, 1880-06-19
1}AHE-1}ALL.

ALnANr-<IHvEiANtt.
ALBANY, Juno lS.-AfbAnys, g: Cleveland, II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WARRINGTON, Juno 1a-Nationals, 2: Daiti-
mures, l.
, 1880-06-19
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arend's kumy4s lanx boen uAed with
highly hcne1icial results during tho last four
yenrs III tho various fornis OF dysiepal, Klstr!tl4
nausea, general debility. consumption, etc. ku-
, 1880-06-19

Faris ~. Till1sIAsTloD Democrat writes to the
st ths at ns senator Baykrd Il ~ the shoot apchor
ae jl.'nefatsa jlhoefatsa faith" Now, II lts anchors
isym III,'''aay want, tho ponderous scnator
, 1880-06-19
THE RIFLE.


Drnr1N, Juno i8-Tl.o Americans to-day firod
full complement 0f shots ut each range, Tho
wind WIS light hut variable, and somewhat tn,-
Icded the mRrksmen, ~ they had no tiags to
indlcnte !ts direction or force. Thnir practice,
however, on tho whole, wua fair, The srorcs III
HU md p0Q yards wnrH "a fulloMs: wv
, 1880-06-19

Tie public will 1}cevsre Of a frnttt1ll-
lent initiation Of Dohbtna Electric Snip now l,o-
Ing forced an tho market hy Misrepresentation.
ii viii ruin any clothes wafhed With It. Insist
upon having UnbliuB' Electric.
, 1880-06-19

1t0nsf0rd'a Acid PhnsphAtsls ID tnnre convenient
fur NAL kIuH - 'tcmutasio" than lvluons Or l,n.t.a,
l!nd IL hcAlthier thau either.
, 1880-06-19

Eminent rDr. II. II. SYa1t0n@ Annapolis.
lid. writcs: Col'ton's LirblR's Lqnid Extinct ut
1leef IT, superior to Cod. d.LfvGr OIL pr anything
fJnf1N.
, 1880-06-19

sweet NJ n r1sarfGt Of rosoS fk !. Il n.
Atki1Iet,rS Extrnct Or White lttssca for tho Hair.
Atnnco cleansing. tnvfgoratlng, and ut dclI9ht-
ftil fragrance.
, 1880-06-19
He Is Compelled by Charlie Ford
to Trot tho Third Heat
In 2:18,
Alexander and Jack Haverly the
Winners in the 2:30 and
the Pacing Races.
Lorfllnrd's Fa1sctto Scratched for All
1iis Racing Engagements In
England.
Coming Regatta Of the Mississippi Valley
Amateur Rowing Association.


LIE TURF.
CHICAGO JOCKEY AND TntYTrtSa CIun,
1no saotllR scason OIL tho Chlcngo Jnckey and
TfotttnK Club course begins tt,-day. 7'hpro aro
1ouf htst. clltss races OIL the praRram, ail having
atrong ll1tls and the prospect In e1ccttent, with
tho truck III fluo os,ler at,tl tho weather ali that
cott he wished for, successful opening Of tho
summer meeting.
t.AHT SAGINAW.
dpfetot DtspaseA 10 IAa tnteaso Tribune.
HAsf SAGINAW, Mich, June 1S.-Ihe trotttng
fncotti'g hero wis brought Ia surressful close
to-any. OF tho tnree rauos Un the card tho frcc-
lor'1ll WIS looked forward tu with tho most Iu-
tercst, ~ It WAS KNOWN ttn1t Charlie Fort Darby.
and 1latnis ,scru 10 start. Although Fut,1 Ind
bcon tratting we'll this sct,sun It wus thouuht bv
tho maturity ut horscu,en that two sucea a week.
whElc 1t might i'avo improved his staying qunl-
ties, would not help his spce<l any. and conse-
1nently rhon the ponl-se!ling bcgnn
lnrby WIS hot farorlt, and con-
tInucd so up to tho stnrt. ut which
TO sold at $50 to sN oror tho Hold, and tho re-
sa!t showed that tho backurs Of tho little brown
gcldlng ~oro correct In their estimate Of his
speed and stoutncss. In tho draw for positions,
Darby got tho pole. fIannis second place. mud
Forti tho outside. All tho horsea 'beInx euo1
scorers. tho word was given on tho scoond NJ
tempt. FORD ut onco cot nut To bout tho fayurtt,
AMI at tho turn WIS On bis wheel. Down
the back-strctoh they won't alonK head
aud head, tho hn1f-ni'e bolng reached
Ill 1:1o. From here to tho threo-
quarter polo Darby drew ahead hair a length.
md this advantage Ford wus never uhlc to over.
come, Dnrhy winning With something to sparo
In s:1o. In the second heat lIatn!s was sent to
cut out tho work for narty, Ford dropping well
behind before tho quarter polo was reauhetl
H"nnls did not have speed enough. however, to
s'n, sxsrclso Darby, the hitter winning cnstty in
.:J4: Tho third hcnt was tho fnstcst
of tho. race. Splan wns ovtdcut1y Dr.
drd term'noa sal. t9 e.. E!vo Darby hard tusslc,
how from the time the wos,a was Yiven. 1t tllo
:l.,nstsE po'o TUG Es1y wns at Darbys wheel, and
poin IN i:a99f. Ford was driven for ali i,o was
wnrsh. being whipped Rlt the wny down tic
ho!ne.Btretct. but tho best he could Dc wns Ia
hntah a lcngth boh!nni Darby In s:lY.
SUMMARY.
for all: "~'S''' ''e"
Darby hy...............,.,,.,,,,,,, I
1aA. 3
Il
, 1880-06-19
NI1LLIMEKY.
WEST EN-
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Madison and Pcoria.sts. !;
MILLINERY,
GREATEST
BARGAINS
Ever known,

1000 Children's, Misses, and La-
dies Straw Hats, to close, at
IS to IS cts. each--same gooda
sold for soc to $1.25 each.
S cases Genuine Azorian Fayall
Hats, the finest quality, for $50
each--sold elsewhere for 7sc.
S cases OF Extra Fine Misses and
Chiidren's Leghorn Flats, 7sc;
usual Price, $1.a5 each.
A large lot of Fancy Flowers al.
25c Spray.
Elegant Leaf Wreaths, 45 and SOC.
each.
Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bon-
nets at greatly reduced prices.
CARS0N,P|R|E &C0.
DRESS GOODS.
, 1880-06-19
ITCHING HUM0R

For ELEVEN feAFN CHFC6.
John ". F. Hobbs. Ee1, Sorth. HAMPTON, N:
H.. well known the OrlRtnntar 1T the tstizens'
14iue Ccache5. f}lstOn. writes that h0 hns hcc.l
CURED by tho C,ticura Remedies of TN Itching
~ iii Ills friends ks,,Iw. He considers them tue
greutcst remedies uf tho age.