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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
PROCLAMATION.

Mayors Ofacs, Alexandra, Va,
December ~. 1880. J
As the old year draws to close it finds the
people of our city in the enjoyment OF large
share of prosperity and happiness.
Order and good feeling prevail in our midst.
As tho old year expires 80 should the passions
and asperities, if any, it has engendered, be e1.
,inguished and forgotten and its product OF good
alone be remembered. Let Us greet the new
year as colaborers for the general welfare, with
renewed energies in the work OF municipal ad-
var CT lent.
The Mayor extends to all Chrlstmss greet
ing. COURTLAND q. Sm!ih,
deco Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

a sleigh. containing several ladies, lnfnea oVst
On Fairfax street this afternoon.
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@ NoTIcs.-There will be market all day
Friday. Deer. Oath. and Christmas morning
until nine o'citcI.
dec2l-3; &. J. NEALE, q. M.
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1t is made OF FIRE clay and is the only FIRE
proof vessel made of cay in the market.
It is finely GLAZED inside and out, which Is
warranted no. to scalo off or BIZ C ome damaged
by heat
READ TRIS-Fruit of the mos! aciduious
nature can b cooked in them without obtaining
any metallic taste or di;coloration. They will
not scorch or burn as iron and tin pots do /; they
are made of pure fire clay aud the glazing being
purely es,then, hence they are more conducive
to good health. It is strong and durable and
with ordinary care will last an age. Being the
lowest plic,d vessel ever offered it Is within the
reach of every one.
Buy ono and yop 4oiIL neuer be ,oithjut one.
For sale by GREGORY q OBkIEN, whole
SALE and MCLEAN s. UHLER, wholesale and
retail. dec23
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HOLIDAY GOODS

Il. u. ADAM
NO. 70 KING STREET.
Tle largest and hsndsomes. assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Also beautiful nnd full euoply of
FANCY GOODS.
elegant and cheap aud mos. .ui.,blo FOR Onris..
mas and Holiday presents.
An examination Of oar stock will coav:acs all
that for variety. quality and price, We cam OF
be surpassed or equslled. dec1l
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HOLIDAY PREs < N T S

1tks pleasure IN calling st!ention to one OF
GOODS ever brought to this m srke., embrsclng
fne Watches, Ladies Bar Fins and Earrings,
Roman and Polished Gold Sleeve Buttons,
Studs &c, snd The finest ss,ortnent of Solid
SilvarWsrs tver offered in The city. Additions
to stock arriving daily. All are invited to visit
US. Terms casb. T. l. ADAM.
deC2 20 King street.
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TOYS!
HOLIDAY GOODS.

comprising the lob. oo1lple,3 assortment evsr
offered in this city.
French China Hinton's and Copeland & Son's
Dinner and Tea Services, Punch Bowls. some.
thing new. handsome Chamber Sets, Chiidrsns
Dinner and Tea Sats. Chocolate Pitchers, Jar
denie Stands. Nickle Cuspadors, Maatsl O1na.
ments, Handsome Vases, Cologne set,. Boquet
Holders Motto Moustschs Cups aud Sauc).a.
&C., &c.
We wish all to como and examine our stock.
@> Until Christmas the establishment will b
KEEP. open in the evening.
dec11 E.J MILLER & CO., '65 Kings.
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de7-2s H.. LEADBEATEH 81 BRO
VT LID a Y GOOD 8 .

HOLIDAY GOODS-Handkerchief sus-
IA peuders. Kid Gloves, Collars and Cuffs,
Brush and Comb, in fancy boxes.
An immense display of Toys for children,
such as Dolls. Wagons, horns, Seigns. Drums,
Japanese Ware-Cigar Stands Work Boxes,
Chess Boards, Glove Boxes. Card Trays. &C.
A choice assortment OF novelties for the holi.
day trade.
Core early and svoid the grand rush. All
are invited.
det6 Q. II. ADAMS, % King st.
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WYE INVITE xtter tion to Cur large and Va:
w ried stock OF English. Fre1 CD. German ard
American Perfumeries, Soaps, Extracts and line
IT. ilet Prep.raticps JASNEY & CO.
d,c22 70 and !62 King street.
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tIBEhCa Rid HLOVES-1ttee tut:ots
r every pAit &srrehted, 81 ,tn,o,,.
nov 80 th60 OoOE-.
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TOL1'S snd other makes of BREECH-
~ LOADING GUNS. with equipments; very
desirable presents for gentlemen. {: -
JAS P. CARLlN & SONS,
decl6 6; King street.
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TeGs-75 dean Eggs just received 6Xpn
~ dec22 D. - hAhoonN'
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SEaKBOLlZHD PAPEE, Tor Moihs, for
~ sale by
my22 ffsoooy S2i.olae.
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TELEPHONE.

TIu,tee5 ofthc ASS d Bondholders and Creditor,
deco tjanl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

AN ACCEPTABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT
IA for 81 err one would be bottle OF our de ,,
lish.fully fragrant and popular ORANGE
BLOSSOM COLOGNE, pu. up in three SIZES
st .6,,, &c., and 81 each respectively.
JANNEY & co.
6tc22 Druggists 10 and l52 King st.
r OST-Left in store on King ct. one dsy
IL day last week. q HALF DUZsH OUT
GLASS PUNCa GLASSES. The hnder will
confer favor ty leaving them AZ this cflce.
den22-2t
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VALENCIA RAISINS lOc per Id at
oeel1 j. Q. MILBURH'S,
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WHITE KID GLOVES.

DURB CANDIES CaEAP-8rckan Candy
4 15o 7 lbs tor ST. Balls and Dropa 15c, lbs
for ST.; best French 49,, lbs for 81; Cream
Bon Bons zoo per ID; Chocolate Cream 25l per
Id for sale st j. q. MILBURES,
decl7 - north Royal st.
, 1880-12-17
Tho I4fSRlt.-Kftu Club,

[h{ftHi Ffff {srf&t.
az hncnH. IN shines, An clt'zc." begun tho old
t1atl ny tho incut!ng opcuei!. "I.ots Of 1.iu1ley
MY M'y etikh, I'M sa;lbs, M 1cwclry. un wh!to
believe Az d. ilan w!i lots ii i aa .aki"' I'll ii
tle eNtnfort. usrd tu ilnys .lnt ltlunh but lze
dr nan wlso stb down betu hIs own sitc, viii hiE
ain IN psishn i0 tnko jIst ns much comfort l.s
II ic stvcsl IN huuse Kl,l golden stars. Take
Do woid frey M you'll iii. tlat dc humblrst
steatiy work, tavn wife, an healthy children
wouldn't lc Il bit happier II he wis to .lrIw
ff!nt1D II, lntigry. u he doan't tnke cpthfurt
its h!s "wi fant. 1t's hrr uwit fanlt II hia wifo
l!tirs IN blnws arnun knsc aio secs oti,ier folks
ride out III .lt!r kerllycs M dress up in lcir
EHttnst hut build uI,n ENl tsru. Et cut Gc mp
l,!es. cider mi pop.eorn draw up Dc blg rockn-
Vi my s@ an sys W ia i,as 's ebin III I'LL ., snnt as
nwn: plenty tn cat. ii lcct! 10 nluncy In d. bn1la.
"a .spsct we kiil rot down -, take u nMci'
% tcn sI!k % lsscs &C }i VIII "kes ia Dc IN ,,,u.t t, Of
Mhat he's 9at mn hitting hlssclf tu enjoy better,
No Rltnasluu blst whnt cnl1ltl bo mu'io w0rsu.
bring two dollars WORT IT sullsl corlfnrtF Wil
desc few renlarks, called furtt, by ovcrhearIn'
Samuel shln growth aroun hokaso ho
c9i!dn't hAyo lnnstlcd tater IT ebery. lngal. VIC
"Eral!catu" Hucrrir4i the fsev. renstock Us hn
lo!ici! t1 hs feet. "Do Char snid eraIlcAtu,"
answered! tlv President: l}a Chars doan' bnns'
1reteHtu Ills fncetin'f aHktAl Tho reverend. '.lf
circumstances WIS fnscrbtp MT tiu nnr.1 In tic
fnst .I,,arlrr think could. If d. 6rlnller viii
t,Granhil!ate tic gln'rA! prrlKr.tl." "per--v'
"Will uruutlrr ItnttOrk urnpt' Iio t}eAppcd.
, 1880-12-17
Tsyo 1IeRl and n Door.

lNIGht FFff {-Sfff.
Tho atorin-t!oOrs around tho Tost~CNlrc NIL
open OlllwRrtily. This Isn't for fu,lr that il lire
Will occur Anu It rush 1nslip, but, is arranged
thlt wny tu nnku Il tlnn 1nnd. Il f,!tlH viii ",
singing along tho street. smiling nit over and
hrul4ln:r tn himself huw good nattlrcl iin is,
when he suddenly remembers ttnt he must Inn II
II letter. liz IL nnly one !nan, hut tho utllgr
mentioned 1T tho heMd!ng stauds nrUlIld to glye
advice.
Tho 1rst mnn rnsllcs up tho steps aud R1ycs
tho Lu,r Il push. 1t Is s.it!d rs Il rock, and Ills
momentum generally cnrrieB hts knees Qnd nuso
nkAlilHt tho hlrl wtlDd.
"E'ustlt" yelIH tlly extra man,
Tie ether 6tepH hack and fullDwB tho ADVICE
but With no successful restias. Ily this titno his
smile hAs rnde!l. his Dyspepsia beKiHs to work
turtls Miid asks:
us this blaa ted old Post oflcc closed for tho
1uyI"
"0h. no, sir. | R,,css you will gct In II sol,
nuSl' hnri enough. presume tho hlngua nru Il
lttttu rusty.'
Then thu nlnn returns to tho charge. As Il
rule l1e puts his AhDlildtr to tho door, his fpet
Hllp lnck. Afsl lD c0mrs ltIwfs In Il grartfut
hcnt,, to bu 1atgl,cal nt by ull the boys. When
hu gets ~, hn feols us It ht ct,lIli lick aily aGyc
ineH, but lmfure hu l1as tinlu IL pick Tight tho
other iHlvAlct.s and says:
'Mtuhty euriulIa atnllt Tint donr. All! I
sce-npe''s this WY. You might hnSo pushed
III! day all1 nut i:ot iH.'
THIS ns,D WIN Kues III Is tIm tnn to rost lts lot.
ter. The onu WIZ, stnys out KlMkos I'LL over aud
kteps lila oye out fur tho next.
, 1880-12-17

!, caarac Of tho ofllcc fire IL too great mn al.
HI,.cr ~ OF Tho 1mlse IL eser lvt kisdElng' WOOD
.noclsctle i"etEy.
rim Nrw YUrk Tribune says TINT "nnothnr
u,,.eunpt.r ~ to ht. eturictt IN Milwaukee, This
..-,o uf rutt,H It ts tGrtnIn'y complimentary To
-. yurIn,,s publications. In t!,t elty. Int vnrtn-
I'm fruln thu truth Ia not cxcusnt'1e even ult
tho grotlnt Of courtesy.
rrom Il Ctnvciasltt PAPER we glenn tho sad it,
,,,lIururt tult n man IN Clllcagt, hhs written
mi u,lIslsd ,es'i In pamphlet f0tEr,.al,t our
s.,cr,ucd contemporary intrIsics tho general
.tnoto whirft this announcement will en!1se by
ss.rkly hintng ti,at Tho work Is unfinished.
rennysou's plays nro 10 tlp prUtlucet In
: ,o7,lnu this winter, and simultaneously With
,hfs announcement comes thu newa TINT unhny-
.aa B,,l spr,ltl tho winter In 1tn'y. It Ia to bo
hone,i ttnt pnjrrs which hnva RIvct, CURRENCY 10
.ho story tlatt tho 1'net Latlrrnio'H mind wns
failing will sec tho Justice Of tetrncttng tho
tatcnleht. ..
"The expression. Speed tho plow,'" satd
ur taus,. IuukitiH up nt tho literary ctlttov ne
tho Ssn. rs tlat person lulu TIL his ehlef's
ic.k powerful Rrttc1o On "Agnoslicfasn In
yrv England" Is IN exceedingly od unc, hui
uhoI|y Incurrect. 4 prsson of ortlnnry thtclli-
gcnco In llrse tiays Ut n.avnncctl Thought shoii
know that NJ, hnrfn Gun pull II plow fnst enough
10 call II sFt;s'HuA '"s"pA *E11 H'he'tt wv III
t,arcc II Keen lin cn,tgtl 70 milo with rluw
ietnh him In three minutes, while It fs II mat!ur
nj public rccor.l t!,at he wnn tho first hcnt uf
rscs ut lutralo Inst summer IT, s:tA4. It Is nj
touot1er prs,!'ns.le thAt originally written tho
e1prcsstol, WIS. 'spooh tho hny-rnko,' whlcll wo
III know Is vehicle somewhat nkln tn Ot1r moi.
c,n e,lky. / Bha[t now wrto an ct!itorfAI on
fra,pl, Ill., mud Cre''it hIotllIcr, nfter which
vii! bct tho slippers for two that tcln hcnt my
man In New York. to roa,t-wagon, n milo down
Harlem lanc.''-a.t with a bengt smiso tito vet
ean ionrnallat slippcs1 Ills tncilo pell in horse.
thoo iukstnilll anG began to write.
, 1880-12-17

Waa 70 contrfycti that tho p,ntnn won1d mt lo
a.ssceff!hlc whrn NJ. K1trlt.nt wns worn. hn-
ermer a13% @ fens,sre wns that ai tho tows jewe*
eptTIti nm hotr nr 40 In adjusting, wcro arent.y
W. hasehe.' ~ n tho proper PLACES. ny THO chnlr
pnir u kid Rl"vca mud 4 t,tn. on hiOck WIN Il
Tlh1n 1nnn1 ADJ Kit III; ornaent al IL paso. Tho
t,1.ngo,ntnts. md seemed afraiti fhnt would
.l,.tl,rt their .va. lust rnniizln9 that tsoy wcro
Win e ~ ses. hes:af s Snsff Il. 81 sSs ss' s
Marm irt,m her cxGrtlo,. m tho .taRe. hut moi q
~ Hurried. se ti!d net lose single moment,
First, she picked up tug gloves md heRnn tn put
them t on At tho sa'no tttac tho n,nil Mn!,ookod
t.n9crs, ami stripped oir thc wtoio gnrr,ent in
to 'cr wtitc eiathes a':gbnK Al ny oxpressioof
herself anl oxtrnici her fect far tic Co. msd ns to
tSke k e. t1o sGcs a stnekgs hs be
sse 'T a*e F esh. St N caGoiyateig 1ay g
a,Ilreaty ,I 81; II t,S ttTe tho slippets wcTo oa
tl!th IT. bnsthn- hnln 4 tnitt,,to a,ld h,if had
einrttGi. 10th i'nd not only worked with Hrcns
tra' n nni!s y and y how fron h.r mistress heu,::-
hur hHfr n the Inst, act having been silnrly
VIZ. fass.,l,s It IN pnre will, Rairp,ns. % ai
setting lock hrrc md thora 'mtu pIncc. Noxt
INC actrcss AtCf'd up. nH tho t1lHtd swiftly rllt
Every tmrt nf It fell atlfntrnbly into piace. tho
,rHpcry nGFtss the froat hiding the junction.
an.i itent!tul hooks and eyes holding NIL to-
rhc iinntty surveyed hnraclr critically, III just
tllrco nutstcs and llnlf frun tho at,lrt. flnlf
ItdttfoBal r0sIEr. md lr'wsfer m tho fatt md
shen s'o w1@ rrnt!y to 70 on tho ataRc. Tlfore Is
= hint III This for women who nre not Actresses,
tho Acccssorlo5 nf n toilet. only to tnkc f.lot1l
ntmrt when wp nf tin dress. hf0st OF them
thHY 1EEtunu. "@
, 1880-12-17
SOUTH AMERICA,

MOVING on THE PERUVIAN CAPITAL.
PANAMA, Due. 1G.-rho lon9uxpectel
Cllilian advance OH Linn Is nj Inst an nctua!-
fty. Nov. 10 eighteen vessels, atf war vessels
0rar1Dy Transports, except f0ursa'Etng vessels,
which wcro towetl, appeared of risco. The
Angamo a1l4 two other vessels steamed iIlto
tho harbor, tho former approaching tho molo
asclosely rs possible md sullt Ill oI!lperasore,
who demanded tho surrender Ut tic plncc,
which was refrsmi. Fire WIS Mt ollco opened
from tho sEltps a1ul returned BY tho Peruvian
forco Oil s'lore. There wcro only | 200 mcn,
commanded by Col. Zanlatll. lilo laln!tng ut
llsco was resisted 50 ii0tly That l!0st Ut tho
ChiiIans landed ut parAcas, about ton miles
ut, atld Immediately narollea OIL Ifsc0, nl-
most surrounding Xalnuti's small force.
That officer, ll0pcless Ut further dofonse
without tic sacrlllco OF his entlro force,
HET1IsHn, r-..
after blowing up tho shore section OF tho
wllarf, alM destroying nthor property to pre-
vent Its falling fnto Ch!llnn tIa1,ds. The roll
ing.stock OF tlIo pisco Railroad WIS burncl,-
soyere loss to tho Enallsl. bolldholllers,
Tic Peruvian loss In the fight Is placod at lbo
moi, nllA tho Chtl!an loss ut thrice that NUM-.
bcr,
Tho Gillian force landed consisted Of tho
Second md Fourth Regiments 0f l,:aO men
each, tho CoQulnbo, Talcn. Ca!ahalna, Chnl.
nct,. md Ataicntmn Regiments Of l.:!s0 men
each, II naval brlgatio Ut 000 nlela a!ll sQ0 mr.
tiDlory and cavalry, ,naking til MI O,000 iiol.
Tho transports having lartlotl thu troops, toy
returned to Arlcn fur further rcinf0rceIlInnts,
Which will bo landed nearer Lllnu, probably
Mt Cerro Azu!, arl thence moyo on tho Cap
ital.
pI8C0
, 1880-12-17

uroccctl al0nc II Franco thinks ut to re-
slime Lie prU1msal tntltla: ut the berlin Con-
fGrc1lce, or to propose OtlGr terms irecttal,te
IL t;rrtcu a,Nl consistent with tho pledges
Elvcn NJ thH conference, England will jnEn
tho tpDWers III securing acceptance by thu
Porte.
THE IntsrE's PROPOSITION.
The Parties latest n0tU III Tho t;feek ri'cs-
ti0n proposes, Ms n bnsls 1T negotiation, tic
prouosal iaas|e by the l'0rtc in It's nuts of
Oct. A,-nnney: tlat its cession ut territory
should mt include .1nnfna, MGtzova, md La
tlssa. This ltr0'mhaI t,ns bccn hitherto utter
ly secuted by {lrcGce.
Tll0 fOrte III lts n0ta stntes TINT tho initt-
tary preparations of lteeco hive bcen pushed
forward until tho wa,oie country Is u,lt vast
camp; tf1at the PRESS fMtfAhlcs tho people t,y
stolhnt articles aHAl,st Turkey; TINT briEatMl-
aRo is carried III, I'll large scalr, ata! that
formidable binds cross the frontier, but TINT
tho portc will remain catu while taking prc.
cautions against possible attacks.
TIE FRENCH VIEW.
IAlts. Dec. lG.--Tlu Temps, replying to
tic artice IN tho 1.on,lon Itmcs tlls t,orl-
tnY Oh tho Grork question. maintains that tic
French proposals, having been accepted by
thu Powers. nuw becnnIu European prop0s-
MS. II consequcntlya tn the whole
Of Elrups tn determine llp0li collective ac-
ton. England tuols tho Initiative in tl,o nc-
gotlat1ons fur e!rGcttng tic execution, Of the
berlin trcaty. 1t Is, therefore, England, not
Frnlce, tlmt slsuulh ntlyn,lcu tho proposals
iOrlhc settlement Df tho Greek question.
THE ANNirlsArl6N st'ltEME.
LONDON, dec. ltI.-A correspondent nt
Vtr1nn says 1t IL believed that Tho tdca uf
Eur,prau arbitration in tho Greek question,
, 1880-12-17

OCEAN STEAMER DAMAGED.
J.oSDoS, Drc. 1G--Tio steamship 11ibcr-
nit, from Liverpool for baltimore. via 81.
Johns, N. r., and Halifax, has been In col
lisio, and Inns hole in 1lcr bow nhoyo tho
water 1ine.
TlIE IMPRISONED NITUAr.1srs.
Tllo Rev. Messrs: Dato md Enrtght, 1litu-
alists, luye decided to lodge It'll appeal from
tic Judgment Of the Qncall's Dencl,.
Er.ECrIoN.
james Cropl}er, Liberal, Il hanker, Inns bcc,l
c1Gctcd to Parliament from Kendall, To ilt
tho vacancy caused by tho tlcatll last month
of John Wlitenell. Cropper defeated uar-
ris, Conscrsatiye, By 200 votes.
SENTENCED.
Philip Callan. member Of Parliament for
I4ontl, Ireland, convicted Of lLDelLng 4. N.
Sullivan, has been sentenced to pay ilne OF
4s!!0O.
sE1s. SPEAKER on AMERICAN rIsonucE IN
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 1U.-The Kt-llon. II. u. W.
Brand, Spcaker OF thu House of Commons,
has Just delivered n speech at Lcwcs III
which hn discussed question that must In
terest every A plcrlcait. Speaking ut the jm
purtmtion Ut American Cattle he said tint tic
prediction Tint tho English farmer would be
crushed nut by the American ilaprtaiLotls
weulh never he fulfilled. AS between tho
EnE!tsl, farmer anil thu American farn.ur 1t
WINS not i lnattcr Of competition Mt MI, ho
thought. II was rather matter Of co0pera-
tioll. Ms tho American farmer was Just sls
heavily taxed as the Englishnlan, tho cost OF
lahor wins greater 10 him, a,ul he lIad u yast
distance to travel over In order to lind Il mar
kct for Ills products.
ANOTHER VIEW OF TIE SAME sunJEcr.
Mr.. li0llns, Liberal member for Hackney,
who spoko ut tho sa,,,e ncutLng, took .lif-
fercnt View Of tho matter, mud said he thought
tllat American emulation In tise English ,nar-
kcts would lead inevitably aud directly to
English land reform,
THE GLASGOW nANK.
LONDON, Dec. l0.-:rho seconA report Of
tho Trustees Of tho Glasgow Dank shows II
much nluro hopeful condition Of Its affairs
tilan l,al been anticipated. Tho total uiyl-
tlends 50 fur paid amount TO IT shillIngs oil
tho pound OF Its Indebtedness. 1t IL nlso
stnted tl,at after the payment OF tho rcnlain-
tng 3 sl,llllngs iii 'tAo po,,,sd tf,oro will re-
m,in surplus Of not less tl,an 4sDo,o 600 for
llylsfoi, among thu shareholders upon whom
calls woro matlo. II IL believed tllis sum will
be utilized by Investment instead Of helng
returned iii money to The shareholders.
, 1880-12-17
A SISTERS LOVE.
Tho Governor OF Ohio In n Frying 20.
htt1en-An Appeal for GlcInellcy Which
Cannot Justly Iso Granted.

Tho governor OF Ohio In n Crying 20.
htt1ola-An Appeal for Cleissellcy Which
Cannot Justly Iso Granted.
Special tbrfrsihdHtstaet of 32e E"tcgpo 73fdtnt.
CuLuanus, O., Doc. l4.--Walkuy lnto tho Gov.
ur1l0rs oticc yesterday afternoon, TIM TRIBUNE
correspondent fol,lld tllo Governor walking
across tho room, with bis hands cinspcl bss,!nd
hls buck, vigorously pulling away ut ii rlxur, a1.l
nvIdcnty IN deep stsltly. Shutting Gov. Foster
tue writer put thu question:
II How lsucs tho cnntGstT'
Guv. Fostoe-"Tho Senatorial contest yoll
uiensi. fstfpr0sa?"
respondent" Cortnlnly; what other ID
thorc nuw on thu bohrlsy''
Governor-"1 Tho hnrtlest contest before mo at
tho present moment Is III ihero,"-po!ntinx to.
WAr1t his private Oiltco. :
Correspondence" What is ft?"
QOyernor-" fOl, sec TINT Young lat1y III thorr,
IA very tine grl. Bhy Wns hero lust wcuk, anti
romRincd all day. She Is herc now-cnnu bright
and curly THIS tarntug-tO beg 1ar Il Inrdon fur
her br0tAer, who IL serving out u ten yclrs spIl-
touco In tho runItcnt!ary. Tho oaso Is ono
cannot touch, or ut lcast do not fepl nov sls
though could; but Hho won't glye ilp 1t aecins
as II her wtuo llfo WIS centcrc.l Iu securing l,
pardon for her hr0thor; hut, us said brf0rp, l
ca,1n0t 10 1t, though she DOESN'T understand
why"
Just thon sobs a,lll Rronns woro hcarst coming
from tho prlyuto room, mud tAo Governor con-
ttauea:
ayes, she hns boon BICYCLING and implorlug all
day. with teurs In llur oyos, Tor INC to give her
brother hack tO her. 1t Is very trying, Indeed,
to meet such pcadlugs md rcnMu tlrn,.t'
Corrosponllent-"W Whit aro tho particulars Of
tho cRso, Goyernor?'
''The history OF tho nfEntr which oulmtnatod
In landing tho young tAly's brother III tho peni-
tentlary Ia nbUut this,'' suit tho 0Ovurnos.
, 1880-12-17

LONDON, lice. ld.-Tile Times. III lis lend
tnE esltt0rlul Oil the tlrcok question, says;
The Initiative in this question no longer scsts
Will! Englu'al. 1t began with Frnnce, aud
thu question still awiAts the drii.lit retu Ut
Franre. England Is resolved to support thu
colleciiyo Judgment Ut Europe, aud not to
, 1880-12-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1scinnc!', Gambetta's secretary, Inns cllal-
lc'iEcd Kogat, Ut tho Pays, who has taken
up the aefetse uf KuciIcfUrt.
Tie Observation-Disclosures letter fro,,,
Louise Michel denying that she ranks Roche
fort rs traitor.
, 1880-12-17
GERMANY.
l1iIIfIattfaf / ttsltl4sLa

1}EI1.IS, DC. 1M-A bill has been submit
ted 10 tho Federal Council authorizing tho
Issue Of n Government ltah OF 5i,100. 0D0
marks for tho naval, military, and postal
services,
, 1880-12-17

LONDON, Dec. 1G-A dispatch from
bucharest states TINT Engenc Schuyler,
United States ClIargo t'Allaircs, ut private
audience with Prince Charles presented MI
autograph LITTER Of President Hayes, cou-
Eratulat!ng the Prince oil tho Independence
nl lsos|inania. a,d expressing feryent wishes
for the prosperity Of the 1'rincipnlity, The
Prince llatle an appropriate reply.
TIL: nAsUros 1EluLsEp.
CAFE ,rowS, Dec. lO.-'rho Das,.tos were
rcpulsetl at DordrecLt OH lie 10th Inst. with
great loss.
, 1880-12-17

hGQ, not pul IL to AtAtH tJ AlUH AuEtltfet ING
process Ut maintaining tho sGmh1aucc Of stntu
governments whcn tho sulstunc., Is gone lacas
simplicity mid is tIct'}tcsly expensive.
Detroit Free Prrss tDem.): Ono Writ
eikcs is Olive Lognns United States Consul Mt
CartIG, Wulcs. Skies. wllu was appointed lIy
Gcn. Grant, has NOT bceu a!togethor satisfactory
totho stato Department. "You seo," sud Mr.
Eyasts. to gentleman who ttasl presented scrno
ssaxez e 9 9Ei'st He Skss S'Sss ~ ~ Gnsn x Of
stho husband Of Olive 1.1EAsl. nti,t Olive LoHA,,,
asyon nlny know, i eol,.lcctcd with tho nc'ss-
hit a newspaper writer IN II calso, tho matter
becomes pcrrtcx! md s!!Illcu1t &c treatrnent.r
And Skies is still Consul at Carstt.
OttnIlwn (1a.) Courier {lsup.): A CORE.
tpondcnt Of TUE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, writing
from Dubuque, represents thu Republicans
,hoEcabouts as clntcd with Tho prospect Of sul,-
ator Allison going into Gen. Gartetds Cabinet
Is sccretnry Of tho Treasury. aud thon tho
writer proceeds 10 suggest Il successor to Mr.
Allison In tho Scnnte lii tho person. uf Cot. b. u.
Henderson, ami candidate for Governor III nrl-
other dubuque gentleman, Col. j. X. urstycs
We would not bn understood us crltEctsln4 tho
eo1res1nnIleIt IL rather overriding ll0 thing III
BIS roster or Iowa candidates, us thuy nil conu
from Dubuque.
Springfield (Afass.) Republican, {Inl.) Tho
Bc.saner stcel works III tls country, eleven III
NUMBER pcsiaes pe1lE pfotectod ny hcnvy
duty, unite to Unit production by running III,
part tin,e The output for lSe0 ID ptncel at 85U,.
GD tons, about two thirds Of tho capnoity Of tho
M xarks, 4 which aro r. exncetct! to turn out in 1sHl
10y ~" Sost , at.s ~. nas ffowh up
ssM tn,,s. t. m thn tmritr ins mi icr,, rc,sa
iomcci tto cbn,gcsi conitiona Of M at,ornn,s.
Ss9o, sra assty isty9.rs .o eT'fy n Eots sna
sbich nre rnrnlnfjnnIzi,,v thn trtt M, utn1
rsso n rho Wnrn Ehnnn shu,fi s.sGi
t,ndn,r ,'Mnhn~a sIScc st" rniia pvor t,uias
ther nr1sant villa. nrithcr lin Wnstnr1, formG
. 1 !n0 n,' ,,ns 6el0 iho 8ooo ol eheap
's's vi Nv" .'"0a'
Carson City (Ney.) Times CRCpl: Ash.
-na .,,,.oest .,,at H., .'.o soo st.so ~ 4"e'
soo.% 0uREes. u". lho ooslnto 1o!t1 win INC AS
Of m unnnti,,ni,R votn In hta f"vcr fnr iInit,.1