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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
RAILROADS.,
$50 GREAT 1880

1901 GREAT 1880
nc TIE N nc r. WssT s soGTawEsr
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL hAil.s, 5f4:END4D 5CEgERy
January q, loeO
Trsins leave YF4sAiag:oE from depot Of HAl,.
TIMGEh & POTOMAC EAILHGAD CO...
ner Of Sixth .u3 3 tlla.s, as follows:
For Phila6elphis, Ssw York md the Es:,8io
m. snd l.3C ?. IL. tsil7, excep: Sunday, All
9.45 ?. Tu ds'!y. vita %slscc Cars LIZ.
tied Express oE Il!r.aE serio! Cs:s 9&5s,
n. daily. except 52ai.E. 80. P:lixdelpt!..
For Pittsbucg aDdtLs West iG4J q. IN tailg. W:
FsrloE Cars 10 pittsburgh &c y. II. carc
With fsiaca IS! - chicago.
Fer CanandSigGa alt TIC N0r:h. 500 s =
except Sunday AID 80 2. r. &aitg, e.cey
Saturday, with fslacc Ca1 Ca:.ea>.a.sss
Fer WsSkiE5, iC.40 p. e. daily c-coq. $gc.
For Baltimore. 8 o.. 8.l0 CSC aud !o. 40 . 81:
$50, ! 10, f2G. 50. 80 sud e.45 ., =,
Ca Sunday, 1910 =. L.; 5,$o, $50 aE4 us
p n
Fer ropc's Creek Line, 90 a, II. snd4W2.n.
d..I!y, czcap: sunday.
20: A4asg0.s, : 10 a n. snl - .. L. cs..y
l0CAL THAIE::.
Fer 9: Ai:12n:::a : 20 end Il >. T.. arc : q.
%, aLd i - y. SardaE 4; :, al !!
T. II. ST.! =. n
Trans .Cayc AlI@s2G:.A -; FEa2ajrxlor. oJ.l
go aGd III 3. L., I'D 3 :, sgt ?. .. 90
Il 2.E-s-
On s&n1a5 - 3Cy ,aa g i. Il. saa 7sat9l5
IrEN0UHH TRAN gQ3: TIE s9y7u :,
:tnaTl;i@v and jsica!@QG-, Vii. ioago G.a..I.
cT!s =, T.l1 ,. a. daily aa1 5 ~ +. q. G*i;y,
e2cep: sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
South Bound
jaal!. HIp:o.a.
North Bound.
Mai.. EIg!csS.

ljail, S"uthw=.1. CONNECTS At 1ocduysvi;lo
with C5es - 0aiJ i; H., East aud West. 4,
LyncE6urS. con2ccts w!tA Atlantic, Mas. 6
gai0o 4: Is, through Southeast Virginia. +;
Nashville, Men jrUaas Memphis. Lir,io S,IcH
and rezGs-!R1 Z; Dalvi.Is with Richmond 8;
Canv!l6 Is. K IL South .ui South wos:
Express S0uthwsrd ccrroc.s 8. Gordonsvilgn
20 sit points OF Cars Y Ohio G,s: at DG,.rjAc
to az tie Sot!tH ana .|2&iEageS! Including F!og-
.ia.
MINED TRALNS Or Maii. Limo leave A.
e1sncFia tEilE, except Sunday. 500 a. H. ard
II ~ GcH2, scd r1tUT1iag ayri;G 81 A!exsndrla
Il 20 y. = md 81 =. u,
Fos NJ NASSA-& LINE losro Washington
10 =. II. ard Alexandria ! 35 t. H., daily,
except Siniug. :rriYe .. .jtrsshurra 81 Il 5 or
ccnn2ci.aa VILE TIE Valley Road Eas. and
West. Leave 't:asoUTs : 81 2. H.. arriving It
hlvXHnc-is 81 s 81 y. m.
Mixed TRAIN fUE MANASSAS DIV,
iS1OH leaves A!exandria Tueadsy, THURSDAY
anG Sa!araay, 81 { ~ 3. n, anu returns Men
day, "Wednesday and EridsF, ST : is 9. u.
For N;tdt1aurg, daily connection q. P}aiaa
station.
For UppeIviiie, regular connection 81 DeIs.
pisG9.
For WARREETNN, leave Washington !.
I IL .. M. arG j. p u. daily.
All trains make good connections, :. Wssh.
lnGton, 70 .nd from North and Vest.
New Orleans sleeper lca7es Washington at
~ 9. H.. running through without change,
On Express train, !caYilg Washington $. Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Declining Chsir Lar,
with c1t-s. charfe 2riy 81, through to Dsnvii!o
connectin. TO Al ;5oGtls
Excursion tiCka - Jacksonville, Florida
good TO return until Nay 18Th 1850, on sale ii
asH'r s.o2, A!aEanI:ia, Charlottesville aad
Lynch burg.
Through ticko,a 9s-g 'o9; 20 tho South aai
Southwest.
nov !. &. aGoaDVs, T.A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05

FOB POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOEY ". THo.rSsS:r
&VEHY MONDAY, THURSDAY snd SAT.
URDA 7, st $50 p, u ; returning on sl:orns,s
days.
JSsT,E .TGSEEEY,
On Sunday Tor Stonesi Tuesday Tor Su!.t0's
Greek and CoAa river, snd Friday for Gkap:ico,
returning on alternate days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
Q5azctttt&
MONDAY zVEN'ts., JA1UAEY

a SPARTAN MoTHER.--A s;rong example Of
mothers love Wss witnessed last week 10 the
court roon at Missoul!aD, Montana tITs.
Adele Teocau. gho. At the advanced age OF
nearly a1Vonty gears, this season crossed the
Cour c AIcnc5 oVlT rough, rocky real, to b:
prcs;n' al her daughters trial fer the murder
OF u. II. Drullso5, is irregular a. epdsgt upon
the c0uT, $Gc il tall 2Ui aiciy, and ss she daily
comes 10 sd tabcs het pace betiud her daugh
ter. IS .ha 3rnasu.C .! all cyns. i dramatic
socIH teak i.t.c, .as; NouGay wlcn the pri,tgrI
was cl!lnl 10 aoswcf the charge against her.
She hesjta:cd, AID Tic oid istg caned over a7d
said IL low voice, bat PERFECTLY audible
Throughout! the husha3 ceCrt room; Tel the
trutN, my daughter, Il It taxes you 20 the seal
fold - / thrill Of admiration passed over the
spectators, and the iQd>e found il ueocs safy to
sly, Mr., Sheriff, keep order il the cur. y
TIE STORY cF Gas >EE.--Tho Detroit
Free Pros Is responsible: cgc The :tatc.4o.1 tina.
3 gcntom.n = Nat.oi: determined to 10 Iorse,
psy gGs bills, toos III SO s"d Gu. hi= gss meter
into ITO dozen pieces. TIC meier still survived,
a-d the gas Dill s..H caIns in the same size evary
month. lie then boiled the pieces 81 { semre.a-
ture Of 375 degrees Fsh-erheit with no e;fec.
lie reported rs experiments 70 the president Of
The Eas cCl.Iauy. The Letter wss Intensely ia.
tc1.s:.- I'D -epliot Inst for fidelity 20 duty
~! Da.s nate dcVo!io. = .na interests 1t those
il scrT=5, he .,1cW 10 nabI = martyr or splendid
sr1iac IN history more worthy oi loaCr :! ~ ths
G"sPscd aai I. n BE y,s meter TGe. lie ca
quilted the incest for thirty yaars on the value
q tGo go meter, ant rdtlt Goth - "a. cor.
sLL.2r Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05

nov IL ALEXANDRIA, VA.
RI XVI AUITiCN AND CONMISSI0N
- HOUSE
We have ooane2 >. No 80 ROYAL ST, m
auction snc Commission House.
We ore now ready to receive all kinds of mer.
chsntiic and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same
We !hiuk !: r:lsy pFGCc 81 advantage &c per
sons Tho EsvG tk0DUUE Of any description
e send 1t 70 u.s. Located Immediately opposite
.he main entrance TO tho MGrko. CT ROYAL e..
gco:a csa b y: poao1 every morning ut public
ar!Gilon, wnen tho hsat prices may be expected
Prompt returns made on sales.
: Persons hsVi2g FUENITUEE for sale viii!
Ind 1t TO tEeir advantage 10 give Us call.
Of property, end respectfully solicit G share OF
pubic patronage. pNBAL q LUCAS.
G4@~AUction goods constantly ca hand and ior
ISLE. nov k-,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-05
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ AslIE9ro1 8 CHG RAlLRoAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
THE KINGDOM OF GOD.

Tic Ddrd p. ~ he Corigqfs Ee,gyfne1 C1uyc'
The Rev. Dir. d. b. Coe preached Yesterday
at the CoLegiat Churc5 al Foriyeigh.as. ani V,,-a
ave-. from Luke xvii. 20. 2I 'TIe Rilgaom OF God
comcth not with observation ther shall 81 ssy H.
hero! or Lo there for, beloved the kingdom OF Gbd
within YOU"
The glory OF the Jewish nation said the preacher bal
long since passed The people -,.cd Tor prca.ci
time when descendant ~ David shoud rce~tabli.l hs
reign among them. That he was 10 b. Messiah t'.cy
We understood. Dut they expected that he wou aso
mighty obstruction 20 the work Christ: ard
vhcn lie appeared IN the family 80 AN unknown
carpenter OF Nszlreth, thcy denied H. Nc.- ~.
ship aud cred I've have no hing iut Caesar F."
Ii lie dc-i-n OF the tAt T. correct
he error In roGart 10 nature - Tao CIR l-n in-
dom. The king Ion Of COZ ~ says Is an ru,rr 'floye
established IN individual souls. The Same error sIi
exists 30 the Cuu.'d OF Christ. Tac p pr ~Hys. the
DEGREES whcl utter. the aHatlcml. V'.cA : p-.-
nome tie keys when | HOLD are C.ils',. ara my
same dca prevails IN the Creek Armenian ard oth or
entdl cnnl ines. ia tnem mans rf -ip drri DBL Is
" h, spiritual state Ddt l1s cAfcind ttt't"ue. iHf
~ame error may b' iount nearer home. q. "a
nance; an"tHrr eAats empty iusmS into
th' place II Sputua! grlcgs: another ,'lur rf,u
me. c- 10 Theological d0gmt-. IN po.iilu 10 a a-a
notions the voice 81 Cars. Is Dee ID fodndLE ron i
tar ages. the kingdom OF God is WI'hia you" / cuu-
.i-ts o fatA and love IN individual souls. u matters
securel con. iufe. the Empire ~ Goa inorr men.
such hcug the utuIc Of this Kingdom, On ISL, de'a
r1uon concerning II becomes eY"rAt} true g. 10 con-
dew. silently u.s. The GERM ice rath. riehtcou-u. SO
spring up INTO f". Q her kingdoms may come 5y gA-
serNatlun. otL'r religions nay De- * nd,d thu- Ma.
hcu'et made cogqJos'S 10 his religion hy sword n.d
S'rategem ana hfei ''r'] planted ue slan' lr1 "i 'ie
cross anon tn' un, OF ci PCS and tnc blood Id, ..usi
tered thou,lui,;> Flanns -pHh ga h-f ol b. -
hoF wafer; oui d. none 81 thee Is the kn-d % 9'i
established. AID th. reason Ia ai thee ci,eS rs iht
gwen IN "a" text l. rs vii'iu fon l"- cannot ,'. -
ctanot defend r. Hndi ~, &C. d.m. Ri, 'a y,s-
warmth, ana know y'n rave I'm Win jefn.. Taco ne
prayers ynE mal of r. M money yon -Fr. t.e ~ 'hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
DEMOCRATS STILL QUARRELING.
JOHN FOX'S VOICE FOR wAR-pREDiCTONs IS TO !
TIE CONFrEENCE today.

JOHN FOX's VOICE FOR WAR-PREDCrIONs AS 10
THE CONFERENCE TODAY.
The meeting of the Tammany and Irving
Hall Committees Of Conference this afternoon VIII. IL
sad, be made somewhat lively by the presence of ex-
senator Jonn Fox among the Irving Hall delegates
During Gi absence IL Europe NE hos b.en represented
by Colonel VI. Murphy proxy The result OF the
Wesuin ter Hotel meeting, wien tho lottery OF The
Assembly ana Congressional DlSirc.s took place. was
autographed 10 him. and he at once co ready FOR home
Mach speculation was had at he last meeting q the
committees when 1t understood that M. Fox was
his way home. as T. what lac would OF the wnole
business. The Yh Congressional District At the lot
tcry was handed the tender mercies Of M T.
but MI Fox's adhercnts have claimed for q long time
that he carried tba district III Ms pocket. and Mr. Fox
has far n The records show troubled himself
deny It, Hence. his fneuds claim that wAct was con-
coded 10 HIM already bis. "Tho fact The matter
Is" said If the irving Han people yesterday, who
has voice councils there entirely too much
Prominence given to this man Fox. suppo,ing he G.l
own Vth Congressional District and surprising hc
feel iike Ignoring the whole work done ard be
done IN matter Of harmony between the orgauiza-
tons. what j. re going to DO about tt3 he had %
representative at he meetings. and is ho now going
con i g. ~ f', ", at tr ~ i "a n'
that il Will caOkc If he j. not careful. Ic hates
H. U,,,,ri't ', y ' ' 49,, Sor AID Ki
/ hchcyes Kelly took advantage OF Als absence 10
siCaI march ON him. and no dodbt FOX Shiss Irving
II IA. is not able 10 take of itsrt III his Doe u
must rush home nom Europe TO tell us wat 90.
men be attends Tie meeting a. the committee on Mon
day he viii quickly learn That he j. lohn Krly
o. irving Hail. IN these matters ID la, been deJGeo.
and WIS., ~ So that each Assembly DISiFct IN The Irving
Hail ORGANIZATION shall nave voice IL lis general Inc
q policy. We want subcommittee "A staHdIHL
committee %. one. Fox S greatly VcXcd by what DC -
pleased 10 call Kely's budozug' the State Commit
ing state Convention and declares II he had
been tGngs would have di, rentiy other
words. would lave done s0ur bn.ldozng' mnsclf
On nO; 's mistake 70 think Mr. FOX VIII make trouble
for anybody but himself. though he DID sag other
biuatlOns might be made that would knock The fu-
many aud f. ne Hall agreement higher than ki;c."
SlI1c predict that Mr.. Fox, at the needing iodar viii
make vehement effort 10 prevent any further bargain
81. Tam Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
NATIL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The following or
dcrs have been issued: Captain Alex ,ndcr A. mInes
T. duty as captain at the Washington Navy Yard; Com
LOUIS RrDpn to take cIarS of reudezy )us
to be opened at san Francisco, Cal Lrucneut Thomas
S. Paclps aud Pissed Assistant Surgeon Charles H. H.
Hn to he r-ndez.ols san Francisco; Lieutenant c.
X Curtis, - the New Hampshire; Passed Assistant Sur
gcon Robert VII! Ing to the Naval Hospital at Mare
Island: Chcf Engineer Charles H. Van 10 the Lack
awanna. on the Pacific station; Assistant surgeon NJ
H. Crawford. to the receiving snip Colorado at New
York.
Orders and detachments have been issued as follows {:
Lieutenant Harry NJ. JacoOy from the Coast survey
steamer Blake, and placed waiting orders; Lieuten-
ant W liam T. Newman, from the Ncw-Hampshirc and
ordered 70 be ready for service Chief Engineer L.
Allen. from the Marion ON The South Atlantlc station
and ordered to return home Chief Engineer Wells from
October . chef Engineer Il. NJ Bartlcmln from the
Lackawnna and ordered homo ana report is
arrival; Assistant surgeon Francis :. Nash, from I'M,
RECEIVING snip C'Orado ard placed IN waiting orders.
Leaves o. Abscncr have been rNtcLdcd AS follows To
Major Gree CLAY GoOdloe. Paymastcr for Two .rks
from tAc IBtulust 40 Lcuteuan. .lnm nIrrJ. H. NOEL
for week - Lieutenant Commander n VI. DYER
Tor Two weeks; 10 CAPTAIN Wi!Isu T. Irux On, for va
weeks; to Mister T. f. Quarougu, until tue lst or Dc
tclrl.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. @. Boyer NJ present i'm
London. LAS been granted extension OF six months
CA..-TEn Penn, stpt. l2.GAe United States monitor
Mia tOnOuidb. reconstructed az K,Ac's sap yard hns
bcen urucG over 10 the Government, ana de
for the League Island Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
CRATIC DEFINITION OF DrNocRAnc NATIONAL


In tie Hooue Of Represe.tatires. JanuaB 3 1860.
Sr, ny voice IL SIM lOr peace. For one, deeply de
pOTc tie agitation OF an sectional questions, aud listen
with pain the expression II cXrcnc views hy gen
men North or South clam t. be cons. ryatigc man,
ard 10 represent NatlOha and ,oE,cT atyc cou~tu-
ency sir that IS the Ch4Tacc - Tie mcclcv Of my
STATE We have no sympathy with -ccfIOnalisrn any
where FOR the Union 10 j. aud tie Consi ia
ton a. t is. We have no s.ckiy ftutIucniaiIty
upon The subject Of slavery and utterly Iepudise The
doctrine the rreprcsslDe conflict proclaimed Dy
Mr. seward aud the Republican party.
give II my opinion that Indiana would not under
state Of clIcuDsances, tolerate Dairy that fav
ored tie elevation OF the negro to term, OF political
equality with tie white man. Her Who'll history and
legislation 10 confirm that opinion. She has by
6ututOndl provisions OF lie most stringent character
aDi IN spite OF tie leaders Of the Republican party
Three or our o. whom now members OF This Huusec
excluded negroes and mulaltOcs from coming within
ler borders at all.
We believe the negroes inferior by nature that
whenever iheY are brought contact aIth , fhlte
man t!c} VII, III some form cher. De subject to
superior intelligence Will THIS me natural post
ton vi ne negro when The two are compelled to
live together.
We want nothing 20 do with inoin cri.e veg; bat we
have No hOIy horror to rEl4.s bee il,y ale !ed
IA state OF slavars In tAe Sout. tsV Dctcr oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
rnE INDI4YAPoLIS CONVENTION
PROSPECT or A GOOD REPREsENTArON-wORK IN
THIS CITY.

a
THIS CITY.
The Republican Central Campaign Club has
received letter IRON Thomas ~ Nichols, of Indianar
oils IN which he says the National Republican Cub
Convention whicl meets at indianapolis OF the 10Th
promises to b, There viii be fair rep
from all parts OF the country. Va desire 10
maze lis plan effective work which will he vigorously
prosecuted from adjournment t the day Of election
Among the DELEGATES elected from the city ar 3. T.
Manicrrc, Charles Watrous. Warren Goddard A. j.
Dtcnhocicr John D O;tiwell Sheridan shook. and J. e.
F. E-yland- il Is expected that The delegation will
start Monday evening for indianapolis.
Peer c. Noulton, OF New Haven, WI tcs accepting
inv aion 10 speak at tho Cbckering Hail mee0ng sep
tembel 2l my father wrote carly and late Tor the
OF the public lands to the actual settler The
bill for great killed by the Democratic
party English OF lniiaDa, the father OF the Infamous
EnssA bll Offering admission 10 Kansas d state with
a pro-slavery constitution, Offering land bride
20 the State to come IN slave state aud
threatening rejection If it did accept the condition
bad hand IN the murder Of our hopes. am an ious
that Republican workingmen shall each make it u
to bring Democrat along with HIM to your meeting. We
must eucnsn aen with The anvil chorus Of prosperity.
and make them feel hat wtn free trad, AVID ne sol
South hy are AGAIN IN annex 10 Great Br'a H. ana are
placed IN io@"" yhch i aniagonlstic 10 Bile piCs-
periiy of Onr beloved country" Am0ug TIE spe tkor,
are G nerai Jud.oa ktp'ulcE. Idor y n Paucborn.
4. j. Dtteahocfer, General ArNon g. McCook. Senator
j.
FiinIan aud General George ". Palmer.
Tract No. 10 just is7ued 10y tn Club. l. n great de
mand IL contrasts The Two parties IN twenty different
aspects. ana closes hy appealing T. the young Of he
North. Spulh. East and West. The other tracts
by the CuJ ar asO very popular They are: General
james A. Carl Id. Republican candidate for Prcsideut;
The NoIi IIit on The Head don't spo good soldier
10 make a poor Pres dent" "American Puck. or Gen
cral Garfield IL College " words Of Gold rom neral
John c. Ere mont g; Boys IN Blue: General Galbeius
Speech the NewIork Serenade -: The BGgl Noe #
Ncw-YOTk: Il Speech delivered before thc rrman
Republican Central Committee by Judge A. j Dtien-
hOeer "furn on The Gas. or Democracy luIna ed
STAND Finn in our Places why young men should
cast their inst General James A. Garfield -
" Keep of the Rocks, or General HaHcOcks election
means destruction the business prosperity OF the
country Democrats are scnIIiG from AL par- 81 tie
country for copies o. "a Record OF the Saie-Dansnp
and Political Achievements Of General Winfield scott
HaucOcG, compiled from the Records by ctz -" and
ISSUED 10y tins Club. The tract having tins utlc is
o. utt.stt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
WHY CHRIST ErrAur POOR


TIE Rer Dr. TaouGs Arp5'ree ~ IT, 'fci f.r.e F' .G
Chusct
The Rev. DR.. Thomas AImitage preached
in the Filth Avenue prsi Church ,,-.i U.araat
His text WAS II. Corinthians. VII, . " y o'. She r4,c
OF our Lord J'>t, Christ. thar though Hn ~, rr4,
YET for your sake, Al became poor tt Yc D.ar 81 Us
poverty might De- ricl." In the coarse OF Lls .e.-
mon the minister said:
when Jesus came on esrth Ue came h.fc
N TIE mos; Poverty stricken manner una-n 'ic.
he became thu. puor ttit uu u.IA1i %" nata i'ei.
W. have htdrl 90 t.' pour Chr sl. 60 tnc rejected
OF The outcasi CuIs bat $50 hase ut,c. 500 ncl! n.
because lie WAS poul t.l-t became Y..t i.I Nt
failure not py bankruptcy, Doc ny a.. oNi -c.. f..
poverty Wa voluntary, aud thls Us tDt most 'iiNI
chapter IN lis etc mai uiu-tlAAt 81, "+' ''N Old .'
p0rortj -sir.caon d, e. i!o time o. C.Ii. 81 lati
WI u 'sut tIr-t Sc our sIhcs .r'".hc i-ih 4.'
WAS born In Palestine, f.t puoftN' CTS. .'.'
IN Bethlehem, the poorest Gown; "a ,'''''
SORROWS .Ae essence aud ctqlD9co u b.. '"'-..
was d man OF soirDW. Aasps had ". u D. p. .Nl N',
co'nec Him fox countless ages. ana l'' ~ '' f'
for SaKcs lie WAS born 10 g ulanr r. I'd D' y
mg HIS life H. had nowhere % Jay ii'a 'I ''"" 'i'
died on a cross
TAose among yon wso are dl-po. cd 1'. tl'. of ol
press the poor should blush vi sial "".' NOV l'
member the poyrftystricken tHrls H'N itc '-f' ilp
wealth ave grac, lliA ana chail}. thc minis
rers of the Co.prl M all gt.trtNp'e ana. IA
all couu rioa have, RUE ecth ~ ''. '.'' ie
GiVntly In poverty. Now asa l,u' 'N,r "~t' "t "A
YOU have gliucl through thiet' l"s "f' N"" /" ''n
t,,trnf. emotion. Sue lurt
YOU nave gained priceless treasures. 600 ."l rnrhN
against wealth do nol e"leE'a" A' ''' i,i =
that sort. IL nan mas rcAt du n''N t"'p 'th y,
then wealth IA great bess NJ; but ~ d. uf ais ucls
badly then wcah l. the greatest cursr ~ could .yn
been indicted ou CHRISTIAN eau htotU a. ht poor
IN worldly wealth 10 10 only rich M the Sace Of Goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
PREPARING INTEREST CHECKS.

WAsHTNGT0N, Sept. 12.-Cnecks are being
prepared a the frci,uy Department Tor tag payment
If the quarterly interest the four per cent registered
loan due on October l. The euirc four per cent loan
amounts S73s III $50 ard the Interest due the
LIST OF October VIII be S20j9,99> On coupon and
20 .322 123 90 on registered bonds About $4,000
the OF ntefe-. due to individuals
b' ~ prepared for mailing to thc holders OF regis
tered bonds The amount of the checks ranges from 30
ccatS fO 7J.OGO The smallest, FOR 30 cents, beng ne
quarterly due 30 doris at go bonds, and The
areeft for l7J 600 being the quarterly interest due
single hoCrr OF 9t1,JJU,OUO OF these per Cent
rfgistertd DpuQ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13
UNITED STATES pILDThCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The Navy Depart
ment has .sIod the following order in regard 70 the
employment o. Local and pilots by United States
vessels:
Coast pilots VIII not be employed on any vessel 81 the
Navy unlc.' authorized by tne Bureau OF Navi3tion
and when coast plots are allowed the. SLIil not
be paid Tor local plo,c. WHOM Vrsoi or the Navy
shall rcquir. loc, Prot in TIE wafer, ~ arg STAT.
prot Censcd under tc laws Of the Ualc states OF one
licensed under the state L." sail De cmpl Jcd. luj
vessels The Navy may enter JId JcpIct from ports
within the waters OF any Nt'ic WltaOu Untcn ~tAcS on
Stale pilots, 4 The discretion OF he ,pintLdlng
officers Thereof. In all cases plOtJg1 o. any such
sells 10 b. rcguiat ii Hcc0rd9nc" Win existing
aws OF hc states respectively where local pilots may
ln X.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-13

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nj Ign. u.a-..r OF thr r.oil.; tl,J "fe ~ bhuN u
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% 600 t.t c.y 81 rand 10 h1s i".r ru-rI 'y"
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.cfriuiiv .efin.i lin ~ the y r'n, aud 'l2hi-
u.. wc fcaT ohtuc q tnar were hr-hi up 10 t'c uw'
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ir sr-l I.u ~ iae last session The re- rlt non NV
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course. il was intended 10 dsf1ui. II vac
So used. II was too much ho"rFr.,
ard tne 10000 mnjouly looks a'"ui
as ugly Ow 49, the ~ Commission dut four years
ago. used 90 cho,i Id II out of Tie pr iiencr bo,h
tie Dem CrIc porto. names SIRE utd'iot''h ~ .h'
prl.cd hcr q, press - Zee now 40 thc o"VOo
majority. tn, know VINO planned ana execute" NON
aud fns; and they WI not ial 10 st n ianc''h
defeated. tht The defeat came 10 al i'io. i"
tic same ci.nrd the chef Gd 10 ia
den. Incie Wa. oniuIon, no ntc's-
sIiy for 50 gigantic fraud Tor aDy parry
purposes. Tho = 10 Commission WIS regular hQIanzl
o. the kind. ana there need not nave ch an ''t Hl
the pifi tGc called" 10 pdln tie IIurcls aiedE
won. 1Wou;y or twenty-five thcu"ald mNolE Wpu.u
nave l. enOs y to fully secure The One rs 81 IN"
tie. mi TO-; the working clpaCfs o. tlc' LlAcilhe
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taa DO not exist: thft disrinrn'e tie pcOpir ana
denies thcIn gin ~ free ballot IN" ar hph'H
count he most sacred civil ri,E ever t,t,d ii" ''
cif IN. hlab iua RED 10y 30" iflud OF = mean,
yu.naus election la" losc' 10 the party ~ tA" upIlcl
States fLo cnoic of President and MAKE perhaps
Radical CongTcss. What MY the people nope from
Dary flHf ousgqg.s them Hnd th,iT nights NOhlbS
out woo q !hrn o'd tic con Try.