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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-18


AlmidOn inglCs en- H COlmGdO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-18

La proneitud con Ia cual el apetito -
rocobra hajo Ia Influenza del Vino de-
Dusart en- las perSonas aaefanos J ad<fI-
tas debiiitadGs, puode caracteriEar este
med camcnto, nunca me ha desmentids.
Dr. PINEL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-18

Con cinco por ciento de capa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30
CORRUPTION MONEY.
The Eureka ,Sentiucl says ::

nc LUEehd i,cUttHtt says
Colonel Fair did not expend one dime lille
ultimately in the campaign. He merely de-
frayod portion of the legitimate expenses Of
the campaign, such as importing speakers,
distributing documents, etc The Colonies
personal magnetism and popularity so far
overshadowcd SharoDs that it was wholly un
necessary to put money into The contest. The
cost of Colonel Fairs campaign from first to
last will not exceed twenty-five thousand dol
lars-aud not one dollar of this sum went to
buy or corrupt anybody. Men frequently
expend nearly ne-half of this amount to Sc
cure county Office.
In Reno man from Virginia opened an
etiicc OK election day and paid out coin by
the hour fox votes. II was done openly and
above board and the price of a vote averaged
500. It has been p matter of common talk
ever since and it is also reported that Mr..
Fairs agent cot orders to see Sharons figures
and O. ten dollars higher. Perhaps the Sen
tiuel does not consider this sort Of business
aboninablc and shameless corruption. We
are NOT taking partisan grounds against Col.
Fair Sharon did the same thing SIX years
ago and Sharon Was RepUb!ican. :. man
who cannot secure a high Office in Nevada
without spending 800 600 is not possessed of a
great deal Of "pcrsonal magnetism or = pop
ularitv. and i is all bosh for the >elttacI to
say S. Faiy fought Sharon on his own vul
gar CON proposition and il taught Sharon .
lesson. Fair should now be taught similar
lesson and be made 10 see that he canno: buy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30
CONDENSED NEWS.

The Truckee sawmills are frozen up
Talmage is making an ass of himself in
New York.
Mrs. Langtry. the professional beauty, is
coming to America.
Hanlan and Laycock have made match to
row for So, 600 a side.
Joe Winrow, the well-known San Fran
cisco sporting man, died on Sunday last.
The cattle shipping business of Nevada has
been very heavy during the past month.
II. c. Bidweil, prominent mining oper-
a.or, died OH Sunday, in Pluman Co. Cal.
The Peavine District is expected, by the
Rene .J0nrnat, to produce bullion next year.
Dassett did not 90 to Europe with John
Mackay, but will remain in New York uuti
Congress opens.
Peter B. Foster, of Aurora was burned to
death in his cabin on Thursday last. The
place caught from candle and the fire ex-
poded can of powder before Foster awoke!
which burned him SO badly that he was un.
able to help himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

THERE are Isl charitable institutions in the
city of Now York, thus: For general relief,
n: relief for women and girls, IS; relief for
children, 81; disoonsaries and hospitals, 20:
homes and inirmaries, 8; ref2rmatorics, a.
national benevolent societies, II: s?ecia, in
situations, 20; public institutions, &.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

The Carson Times is devoting good deal
of attention to Reno. It IS rumorcd that the
paper is to be moved here and published as 3
Reno paper. If so, it is a good trick to 10
some putting in advance. -Gucettc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

"Ridinghood gives the Sacramento Bee
the following information: "Wh2t delight
ful Spring, Summer and Autumn W. have had
20 be sure This must be the Little reaa
Rilinehood' we hear so much about.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

The Lieutenant Governor elec: OF Colorado
is reported as having been killed in Lead
vile riot.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30
--.rrrEnr

y DELEGATION of the Independent R4pnb3i-
can Association of New York has addressed
General Garfield upon the necessity Of civil
service reform. Once 4 year tho corpse Of this
idea is dragged out in,o the Irght, and = small
wake held over it. Then it is relcG2ted % It's
mausoleum until it smells SO bad that some
patriot demands its fumigation --S'ycl. TX,
c.u,We.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

sherman is anxious to recon The STANDARD
silver dollars in such y way as to place then
ON 8 par with gold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

Garfield will make no selections for his
Cabinet until February.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

Tho NedicN EcroDd Of New I-olI, @jvos an
account of a case of poisoning from homo-
pathic Granules of ''nux" ssif-a,mi0jstured BY
q young lady for sick headache. The dose had
originally been five pellets but suffering from
an unusually severe attack Of headache,
the young lady took five do2ea Of fourteen pei
lets each--scfcuty granules n all. She wa7
dangerously poisoned, but was saved by the
prompt administration of the proper ou,,dotcs.
Her experience shows tina. Homeopathic mcG-
icino is not quite 50 harml2ss IS su"2c PLAINS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

: CiNcn on THE PooR.-Thc AN COM
plains that the New Constitution has driven
millions Of capital out Of California. |. Ger
tainly has not driven any over in TINS diroc,
ton. Within the past year or two q number
Of capitalists have gone to New Yorl, from Cal
itornia to spend the money thcy obtained on
the Pacific coast. These men abhor living in
any country where they are compelled to pay
their taxes, hence the exodus. In order to
make Constitution which would be popular
it should contain clauses which wonld force
the poor to flee as from the wrath TO come.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

FReM Our GOLD MIsrs.-Tho California
papers continue to dilate upon the success of
Miss Waters of this city. \ San Francisco
correspondent of the Bee writes the following:
Miss Adele Waters is specimen from
our gold mines we'll worthy our pride. She is
a lovely blonde, dresses we'll and plays excep-
tionally well. There was not dissenting voice.
She was a complete success in both plays.
One SO readily catches the spirit of comedy
and bright, arch artistic can so quickly put
herself en- rapport with an audience. This
witch of q mountain girl is full of magnetism
and draws all hearts unto herself, but her
range OF character does not demand the very
high order of talent of her friend.
From what particular gold mine in or about
Carson Miss Waters is from is not stated. The
stockholders of the Cowipg IL Zabriskie will
probably step in and claim the honors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-30

RIGHT TO THE PoIST.--A great truth plain,
~ spoken We give the words Of an o5sery-
er at one of the stock shows in En@land rs
related by the London PuIch:
\ noble breeder of Short-horns exclaimed
as he examined his prize bull, swell, yon
are a splendid fellow, and no mistake
so you would be, my Lord, said the bull,
of yon could only have chosen your pa and
ma as carefully as you chose mine,'
Here is the truth that should be carefully
considered in the Claws of Creation" among
humans, rs wisely as it is by careful breeders
of various orders of the animal creation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
Gin Quf,nieI hss 4uneuboffss

- Gin 2ufipiel beg SuoenbnfTes 1T
cine meme, aber ~ieoenfn1s 00b66ft 5eif1es
mdBe" literarif1e @rl9einung. Wert.
tuirbiser BeiIe 1T fl, ni@tin, 9eHtl9F
lamb Bernorgffreteh, iontern Sundhff
rrlir in RHEt1nisH. 9ent ssRaen5in
fir bic 2iterntur bes GuSIanoiS' rDirb
nus Bufaref beri9tei; Ser ni@t bios
tbeprstiIde SubenhaB, fer in &umduieu
bsrridf, .befonosrs ieitoem Der 8srliHer
gongreB benz 2nnse bic R5gGihfeit Der
gi nerleibuns ees fremoen @Lementss
a%ufstpana, fanb fiirSti9 eiuen Iiternri,
ifen Nusorud In benz 2ufipitl. rYris
bensulA (upn Q. Dlnneseul bns im
9atioEal , Ebenter in Bnfareit nn5ses
fibrt tpurbe. Oas Gtid, els Iiterdris
fdes 8ert, ridtet fi6 babur6, baB es
feline Tenben5 ia bentlid b'rrttb, bod
bot Der 9inter benz &uuidntn finen
Stret9 9eipislt, inbem &c ibu bic @e'
fa(t bes .Bribeaeul" (bes v6erurts
irreuben"l bes biei6en, b~eimntblOien
Ssuoen, Der inmitten Der tupten 8nuerH<
bepblferurg ouftritt, uno Der has usr'
uidtenbe Brtnsip barfelf, aIs cine
rndhtige 5iaur aufStuang, 10 oaB er ne
eegeu fetne Nbii9t nn5iebenb geftaIten
muSte. go tpurbel tim bic SDHlpatbieu,
ielbf EDIT rumduii6er Seraeu, setupn'
men, tpo5u bag auSer9eu6bnIi4 quite
Spiel baS S~ariteIerS a1srbir9s AUDI
beitrua. 9as Stif ift in bibId3en Bers
fen ssihrisber, benen freIll6 bic ettpas
eel6madlolen unb biI'sen patttufii@en
Deflamntionel fHaoen 80. Der ,&nces
fampf" du6srt fi6 LIBERAL perl6ieoen,
aber iibernn aiemli6 gfei1 ~uioettrdrtis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
Sie&hpeM,

nit tueltben iest bic gbieasOer ySrete BreKe'
eeIest tptrb, TT tpesen aui9afmns ueuer
Eppen AZ ~perfaufen. Die SGriften iino nod
aut erbaIten uno fir elm Ro9enblatt ooer
Elm Easeblnit nit leiner NufIase NOD man
@es Sabr 5n sebrauGen. Briefe rt4te MAJ
on Rtdbaro Rtd1aeItB,
. sc. go 5iffb Nue., gbicosD, Sus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
- gfflrI MmheDler. "a

In Rarathou 9onntpk @istonfn.
aefn6 te 8 at N I'd ereteu nit fHlans
na4 Ser Qnae Al ben biniaeu 8reiien bon o bs ~ per
afer ~ haten. Die dnfteeIana eeren 3GnptpaHn
Sm Ietfen 9dbre inurben s S4nlbdnfer errittet nnb
xabr6raSen aehaut, meice bic AnjteoLuHe mt H5auie
Snf ber eiaen rrb nit Der GeutraIbabH AMI Der GnDera
Setff uerhtubeu. - 8Beaeu aarteu uuo lpeterer Uues
fHnft jpDie freeen bilioer GtieHtatnttdets lDenoe me9
ia minbIi6 oSer fGriffii6 an Sehttieu. ggtefgss@
= eaIfe,,, fOf Wisconsin Str, M1WanteeL w.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09

gtnen eIaentbimli9ei Nppnraf bat
Elm iunser Wann in 8rounitmeis ers
funben uuo Die n6tdisen Shritts eeS
ibar, Elm &stdspaieatr dSGranf 80 er.
baltetLa Gurb ben Gppnrat ioQ uers
mittelft einss finRreiden Ms9nnismus
bic Stttsruns Der 9ferbe. &lhe &c. Der
8eit nad5sresuiirt, neroeHas SID A. 8.
Semat6, taB fein @sitpFeto mn 8 1ibr
Rorsens sefiitert ner5e, 70 tuirb Der
Gpparat benz entipreGeno sefeIt uto
COS Sutter bietet fih Gem E6iers az oer
.beftimmten 8eit Ubue iDeiteres 8utbun
Anr A2a4-as = 4ss+AE-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
mAmrtbem.

SD hate 1yOO0y0 o Der beffen. gausbaraen nHb f46H
Hen 5ortsn Beinrebeu fetr btnig IN rerfeIfeul 4u@
Erbbeers. Snhaunts, otmbeers uuo StaheibeersBgan
sen. Rpfen. Biurnen5tuiebe' n uub DbdbtuHie amer 1rt
Seoer lou tHfrieb snteaen PCT MIR beotsnf nerosn: Sg
fmSft BAN ob,nS6Iiesel tuhnfde. 9r.6 9. Snr0osr.
Tan aoreFire: Dr.. 81. Schroeder, Bloomhngton. N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09

- s~SN% owl ~
in ieinen 9iran 5uridtebnte, nm f6
6ier in eineni redt sriiubli&eu aufsdbz
men geben su lafien. Bas fbreibt er
Sbnen? sic ieben b56lid Derhubt
6abur9 nusl Rann i'd Shnen babei
BON Nusen ifiu ober bslfeu, 10 reoen
Sie!s
,,Sie f5nen mir na6ei bur&aus niGt
betfeH, per @raf-eS lift iebr siitip, oaB
sic mlr eS onbi et: n - i6 oanfe Sbnen
- es banbelt fi@ UNI gong i6tpierise
8trbdltnif5e, in Die mon mid nertuideln
min uno bensn ih burdaus ni9t ges
fpa9fen bin = lisber fnfiete i'd MID
ans Gnbe Der @elt. nub subeu - i'd
nrb6te ni9t fort BON @ien - um fetler
8reis auf Gibeu forf, jet fort...."
,Ssn Der Ebat?t ia9fe Der Graf -
10 febr eefdIt Sbnsa Das 2eben bier?
Doer boben sic einsn anbsrn @runb,
ftf an @ien 70 dfto6irt 5u fatlen3"
Gls Der @raf bies ingie, lag er nod
in eerjsl6en na9liHisen unb bsanernsn
Saltuua in ieiren 9ioan 5urid8elebnt
belt er mod immer ben 6interfopf duf
bic 6iu6e sefest uu6 blidte in oiefer
bnribifofen Saltuns init elmer berase>
tuinntnben @emitblittsit 5elir on, 10
abiolut ni9t erdffi1. fonosrn in ieinem
S9lafrod, feinen Bautr felu, NIT feiner
neben ibm ausgesnHgentn Weeri@num,
pfetfe 70 sriiuoli9 sutmhtbis, barmlos
uuo bieoer, oas4..
0aB es Selir sam 8erberben iuurbe.
6dtte Der @rof Dor ibm seftanbeu, se>
fiefelt unb seIpprnt nno nur bic Iei<
fefte 9aubbetueg1ns mn1eib, NM feineu
ariftpfratifhen S9nurrbart auf gut uIs
gariih "a frdufelH, 5elir wdre tDnhrbaf.
fig piel 30 i4d@terH eetDeien, nm IN bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09

mare treInolt6er Doh DIR 9eDe1en,'
f6rieb Der geftrenge Robert, ,,fuena On
lns cine &unoe BON Dir gfgeteu unb
mir e. leidter aemadt, Sir etne &unoe
hntpmmen Az lnffen, betnfS beren i6
mid auf ben unseuifen umtusg bur9
@rafen Ti9ernD anseuieisn isbe. Sof.
fenilid1 w;r6 bic alte v8arti9raube" -
bas mar isin Spisname in unierer 8ers
binbura - elm Gtif BON Dir ~ ieben
befommen baben uno Dir bieien Brief
aufumnen la5ien. @as i'd Dir fasst
inuB, ID: i9 babe @rdnbe anSunebmen,
baS Senanb auf Der Belt if, Der Did
auf cine = freili9 gong u~naIaubli4
imperi6dmte @:iie bei4Dtnoelt Die
fer Warn rennt fi9 G%tranotrer, Selir
Stroubtner trie On, nnb fat boz eiuis
geu @Dheu Elm niHt iebr fern BON bier
iieaenoes 8ittersut ansefauft, anf nell
them er iest bau5t nao = Bferoe turets
tst. Er it aus 6o1anb sefommet: elm
aru6er, iouialer uub breitspnrtg uno
jelbhsaflieben auftrsteuber Ranri DON
puladrem @eien pie man i'm mir ses
i&iIcert bat. ga mid bic Sbentitdt
ieines Nainsns nit benz Geinen intrt,
auirte, nabm i9 Beranlafuns, NIT
etnem gOnegen unb Nmtsnahbar, NIT
benz i'd cine &oHiereti5 bate, bel oteier
@eleeeubeif bon ibm 80 reben uuo erfubr
bnf 6err Gtrnnbtner un1 etafm oeI1
bortioen o un6bndlnIat eiisereihten
Rorier uuh aus 9einefn @eburtsort
ftommt. 9as madte bic SaGe INNER
iuunbsrli@er, uno nnein NHtsnotbdr,
Dfifen @eri4tsbe5irf ii9 bic Snr boldns
biiden @ren5e dasoebnt, ueripro9 mir,
inter Der 6dnb Grfnabigu1een Rbsr Den
Rpmpdrenten einsnjiebeH.-S@ erbaIte
nun BON benz &oHesen in bieiem Giiee1'
bid biesRu@ri@t, bas beiaeter Stranots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

He UINARE WILL SAII.-Thcrc is now
10 doubt blt that tho steamer Gunsrc will
make the voyage 20 tho Arciio rsgioos. The
vessel Is no" yug at tho foot of 7th street
whatt, Washington, and the work Of loading
and provisioning her was completed lsst night.
Sho wi! b. ready to s,il soma time this week.
!hc expedition Will sail direct for Indy Frank
liz Bag, without stopping. until the coast Ct
drscnIapd is raschrd, AID it is proposed TO do.
pcnd mostly On he stills for propulsion and to
save the c)sI 10 deposit at tho c)louy ststiors
k.tlona Tor the crew have been prepared for
sixteen months, although it is not txpfc C !
.ha! tic voyage will take hnIf that lime. When
the steamer eET yes at her dt nation, tho wood
ca hoUs2S arc TO be Immediately ertc cd and tho
colony rut on G permanent basis After seeing
them we'll started, the vessel will return for
moro stores and now recruits tor tho colony
The latter taking the place OF tho former who
Gre 10 bo advanced further toward the north
noH. AZ thc me,tiog of the Cabioct officers,
in Washington, yesterday, the suitability of the
Guinsrc toc the Arctic expedition was again
discussed. Secretary Thompson thought she
w.s uhoiIy unfit for tho rurncs', while Score
'trg Nanr-ay was Of tho Opinion thet sho Was a
safe na'i s;aurch Bhip Another inspection was
Ordered. when lie vaXGd question ~ TO her
s,uodnes4 will be finally dcnldcd. Ii lhs gov
cfrm"nt refuses to accept tho steamer for the
tri' tn, expedition will be made Of private OK
pcnSc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

SAD SPECTACLE. If persons disposed 10 fret
at every little annoyance would think for q mo.
ment Ct the m5riads Of hunen b;inga who are
daily called to endure much more trying cricaI5
end aflliotioDs, it would doubtless Cause many @
feeble knee 10 BIZ strengthened, and hands which
iabiuail7 hang down would be held aIcft in
t!apkluness cod tho Sigh! nconvenic5cas,
=h.ch attend all things would Be endured De
ier,iY and With a Cody spirit. Late yesterday
cveJiaS in misty rain. there night have been
seen niidle-aged coIored man trudging along
With down cast ard sorroEfu! look toward 90
humble sbGnty AZ the bottom of Windmill Hill.
Under his arm he carried o c,fiD, of the com
monest kind. which no had Just purchased fer
orO Of his deceased little ones, sud ns tho be
Tes7ed and poverty stricken parent. with bis
GhastIy burden, obliged by bis Indulgence to ect
as undertaken fer his owe offspriog, passed
olong, ho excited the sympathy Of all whom be
met.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
Mothers !AIO,iiers!y Wn5Isersv,,

Are you disturbed at nigh. aud broken of your
Io't By. sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucia!lDg pain Of cutting tesh2 If 80, 90 st
once and set bottle OF MES. WLNSLOW'S
SOOTHlHG SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
iIstle sufferer mmeaiately-dopend upon it;
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
rot tell you st once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give res! TO the mother, and relief
and health TO the child, operating like msgic.
1t IS perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste and is the prescription of one of
Inc oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
IN nm; Inc Oh!teu States Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine nm,
less the fac-simile OF CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bo.to Beware cf
limitations. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

ENGINEER HoUNG SUSPENDED FOR THIRTY
DAYS A meeting Of tho b GARD of Fire War
deps-Hlcssts j. II. Smoot. Chairman, G 20.
+ Ffcrch, secretary, and Stephen a. Green
and f. II. C0Ibett-was held last night at the
hnIi If tho Relief Hook aud ladder Com.
psny, 20 investigation the charge nf disobod.
cucn Of orders. preferred by Chief Engiuecr II.
S L2adbealer, Ggains. Joseph II. You3r, co
cIcecr ortho Ilgdrsul;on Steam FIRE Company,
In lutti1s his coGiBe cu$ Of service
without permission. &c. All parties 10.
torcsici btla. present the investigation was
entered upon by statements Of tho parties in
c;'iei, and tho examination Of witncsscs AT.
ter full and patient hca!iag tf tho Case, tho
war9ers adj 'n5ncd to Erect This morning at S
n clock fer the further consideration Of the sub
.i,c' Pdrsuapt 10 adjournment mcctiag vas
ncl. all the wardcus being present. Tho &c
ratqry by tho order OF Board was directed
70 notify j. II. Young, eDRioeCr Ct the steamer
!lgdr'ulcn, of his suspension fer thirty days,
without pay, for disobadionoe Of orders and to
turn over the property Of the Fire Department
uoder his charge to VIM. G. Simpson, appoint
cI to fl! his place during that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

7. NJ. G. A regular monthly meeting of
tno ouDg MEMS Christian Ass .cia;ion was
neld last plight, with H. W. Beadle, esq the
nc" president. 10 the clair, aud E. d. Stalliogs
secretary.
Ait:r the singing Of tho hymn, II need thee
every hour" and the reading of the Scripture,
Lev. l.. IL. Psalc,, from tho Gospel Tent
service COMMITTEE, presented q very gratifying
report CT that branch of tho work Ct the esso-
cation, stating that thus far SUCCESS hal at
tended the meetings, With q prospect Of still
greater success 10 the future.
The General Secretary submitted his regular
monthly report. showing balance in his hand,
alter paving to the Gospel Tent Committee the
SUN OF $40 ordered OF the last meeting, the
sum OF 5000, subj .ct to the draft Of the Treas
urer.
Reports from the four o'clock prayer meet
leg, jail, aims house AID canal committees were
then received and accepted.
va motion the General Secretary IVES su-
tEor!z9d 70 have 500 "5larks' p:iotcd for the
uss Ct the ckairmen of tho various committees:
nl7o to purchase 40 hymn books. Nos l, = aud
s. c)m5iGcG-l0 i9r the Gospel tent scrvico
and - Tor tho Sunday afternoon prayer meet
lag.
After singing, There is q gate tina: sands
ailr,"
The pTasidout Announced the stauii1g c)n-
ilitc2g ioc ths ensuing year as follows:
- Gospel Tent Committee. -R9v. W. *.
B2yIa, chsi5msn, Rev. W. s. Pen;ck, Rev. J..
j.. Nils Rev. VIM. Dinwiddie, Rev. j. IL.
PeaEce, Z. +, pllta, G. a. Peaick, Cbsa. Her
bert, Geo. Wise, l. {. ONcal and L. t. Cor.
bC;t.
satba.h Afternoon Prayer Meotilg-Ncvoll
G'eeDa7ay. Jas. EotEislc, Ffsrk Wood. j. w.
Creig l. &. o. Neal, j. l.. Boyer, VIM. Sutton,
VIM. Lyles. VIM. 1p;chi0es. W. j. Summers
aod &. I. Baker.
Jail Committes-J. r. Boyd. g y. Swain,
) 90. C0ean, t. tluchns. and s. r. Wade.
Copor;urc .-Richard Rotchford
Canal Comrittee.-U. X. StaDsbury. b. d.
Stalilnes, f II. Hawkins, IT, +. Edtidso and
}. l. Baycr.
Aims House Committee. w. A. Moore, h.
+. Pits, u. W. Clifford aod Be.i Dudley.
finance Cormittoo.-P. j. Dempsey
The meeting then adjourned with religious
r g rei:cs end the "Bpncdic'ion" by Rev. Il
II. Pcsc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

A5RIYgD.
Sir Geo Goary, IL orcok, to z Hooa.
Str LsdY Of tho Lake. Norfolk, to j. 4 Reed.
Str 81 sttano, lower Pete. TO j BioGers q Go.
Schr 4 u Reed, N 7, 10 American Coal &C.
Schr Emma hcry, Il Y. TO American Coal Go,
CLEARED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by 2 Il Hoo.
Str LSdy Of tho LGko. Norfolk. By = 4 Hesd.
Schr PCchaEstr. NorTinh by Amer Coal Go.
Schr Lsura 4 McsEer, Georgetown, by " &
>racot.
Sch7 q II Madison, Norfolk, by j = Aanew
Il Go.
Schr TAcs D Nsrri:on, BoEton, hy d p Ag.
rev Il c..
PASSED UT,
Schrs Henry Davoy, Alico Delio, ard How
ard Williams.
&chr Henry Wilmington, for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
&chr Hatiio Y Kelsey.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Stio, from Richmond, was .. Woods
Hole 18Th.
Schr BrgaGer NcGtoH, from Windsor, for
K:ChmCrd at Vineyard haven 18th.
Schr Belle halliday, from Georgetown, at
Somerset !3.h.
ScAr Lucy JONES' from Richmond, at Now
haven 18th.
scar Sarah Mills, hercs, for Grtton st New
London 14Lh,
Schr Eliza Moore, from Georgetown, at New
FORK 18th.
Schr Waiter Ii Thorndke, from Georgetown,
=! Newburyport 18th.
Schrs Stephen Morgan and Chss a Briggs. for
Geo!getCwn sailed from Providence 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

RELICS OF BYE GONE DAYs.-The two cid
trees at the northwest corner of Royal and Duke
streets are objects which wildly recall to mind
tho school boy days of scores of citizens. These
trees are oil that now remain ol that corner to
besr witEoss OF the fact that there once stood on
it school house, teeming with life, and around
which in merry elee, oblivious to care and anx-
ie.y, hundreds now scattered throughout the
world Whiled many happy hours away in the
various modes of juvenile diversion. What rem
Gers these stately, though pershing, mem entos of
especial interest 10 former students is the fact
that their trunks are almost entirely covered for
many feet with letters, initials of Names the pos
SCISSORS of which cut them deep in the bark 8
quarter of century ago, and which now appear
in bold reliei. While the task OF determining
what names some of the characters stand for
would be as difficult as the deciphering of hier.
oglyphics on an Egyptian sarcophagus, yet in
numerous cases the lettering is le2ible and the
name borne by the 'cstvsr" ossily sscertsined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

RATIFICATION MEETING. The executive
committee Of Tho Gsriisd-Arhur Cub met last
night and Elltd up tho vacarcics in the commit
tee ty cl2cide Il. +. Travis ard Edgar johu-
son from the Pad ward. Tho committee also
decided to hold mass mastirg at an early Gpy
to endorse tho nominees Of The Chicago conycu
ti1D.