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The Portland daily press., 1880-04-09

SECT 10. Officers and soldiers in actual service
shall be governed and trained in accordance with
the laws and regulations of the United States for
governing the militia when in actual service, and
shall receive the same pay as similar grades and
of the service in the army the United States
SECT. IL. Any person knowingly and wilfully
refusing information or giving false information to
assessors making such enrolment, respecting the
name age, residence, occupation, military service,
physical ment al disability of himself or of his
son or ward, or person in his employ, or boarding
with him, shall be fined twenty dollars; and, if the
parent or guardian shall be liable therefor. In
case of doubt as to exemption from military duty,
the burden of proving such exemption shall be on
the person claiming it; and all enrolling officers
may require the persons examined by them to tes-
tify under oath, and may administer such oath.
SECT: u. Any assessor negectinigy or refusing to
quired by this chapter, or making any false entry
upon said roll, or committing any other fraud in
making said ROLL shall be fined not exceeding two
hundred dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding one
year. When the adjutant general shall find, from
the returns of the assessors in any city, town or
plantation that they have not made true report of
the number of persons liable to do military duty
der the provisions of this title, he shall notify them
by mail that they have failed to make such reports
and if they shall not make true report of the num-
Der of such persons, as nearly as the same be
ascertained within twenty days after such notice,
he shall notify the states attorney in the county in
which said assessors reside, who shall proceed at
once to collect such fine or enforce such penalty
SECT. Is. Amy town clerk other officer re-
quired to forward copy of the roll to the adjutant
general shall forfeit twenty dollars and any select
man or other officer required to make any draft or
return the names of persons drafted or enlisted to
the commander-in-chief, who negects to make such
draft return, shall forfeit one hundred dollars for
each neglect, to be recovered by the adjuant gem
eral in special action on the case, and credited
to the account of the volunteer militia
SECT. IA. The commandment chief may make all
further rules and regulations necessary for the
pete enrolment of the militia, under the provisions
of this act and in accordance with the laws of the
United States.
SECT. Is. The active militia shall be known and
designated as the Maine volunteer militia; and on
peace footing shall cons st of not more than three
regiments of infantry, battery of light artillery
and one squadron of cavalry Ali enlistments there
enlistment books as may be prescribed by the adju-
tant general and approved by the commanderin-
chief. An attested copy of such enlistment book in
q m hall no do hyyfh no c1o
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Atexamdria 0azette
WEDNESDAY, EVEN'G., FEBRUARY 4.
Beautiful Snow.

Twill The editor Of the Gazette please print
tho following beautiful poem, now so apprc.
pirate 1t will be readily discovered that the
suthor has confined his or her poetic genius to
the subject matter. l am unable 10 give the
autEo r's same. but deem the composition one Of
great merit Most poetic illusions on this sub
Iect have been rs her scattered, embracing
sleia ching and bells. trees and shrubs, ETC., etc
but in the enclosed beautiful verses all extra
ne0us mailer is excluded. But TO the peem.-S.
Beautiful snow, beautiful snow,
Snow, snow, snow,
Boot full OF snow,
Beautiful snow. [Grand !
Beautiful snow, snow beautiful,
Beautiful, beautiful.
Dw, snow, 0W Ow,
Snow, beautiful snow.
Ill.
Snow, snow, beautiful, beautiful
Beautiful, beautiful ow snow,
Bootee full snow,
Full snow, beautiful
Snow.
~.
OW. EhoW. snow, ow, snnw,
Snow. nO-sno-ow;
No, snow, uw,
Beautiful snow.
Alexandria, February i!h.
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RAILROADS,

1880 g J. NOV. GREAT q 1880
10 THE NoH podB MEs Tk s SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January 6, 1885,
Trains leave Washington from depot OF IA,
TIhORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD co.,
ner Of Sixth and st1sets, IS follows: WIZ
am. and l.30 p. IN. dsilY, except Sunday md
9.45 p. M daily with Palace Cars. Lin.
tied Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars 9,ais
m. daily, except Sunday. For Fhilsdelnb,,
~ am, except Sunday, and 6.50 D. m. dsilv
For Pittsburg andthe West 10. 40 8. m. daily, VIZ,
PsIlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. IN. dsiy
For Canandaigua and the North, % a. III,
except Sunday snd TAO p. IN. daily, e1cem
Saturday, with Palace Car to Csnandsipus
For Watkins, lo.4O p. m. daily except Sun.
day.
For baltimore 6 o.. $40, $50 and 1910 a. m.
aao, H. Az. $50, TAO and 9.45 D. nj,
on sunday, lo'4o a. NJ; $50, TAO and 9.i5
For Pope's Crock Line, 90 a. m. and 4a)nm
daily, except Sunday. ''''''
For Annapolis, 8 10 a. m. and 70 D. M daily,
except S0no HyScA1 TRAINS.
For Alexandra. 20, 8 and II q, M. and An
10, aud ii 81 p. III. Sunday ct I, and Ii
q. m. and S p. IN.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, Coz
| SUI and 10 o. Ia, aud B. s, and ! p. M. sna
II night.
On Sunday ri 500 and 10 a. II. and and o.
D. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH via
Qusntico and Richmond will leave Alcxar.
| dris at 7.2O q. m. daily and 40 .. m. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets snd information can be procured
| principal railroad Stations and ticket otG,o,
| Southeast. l.. i. FARMER,
Geu'l. Passenger Agen
| General Manager. now,
(HF u, VIRG. MIDLAND %, 8. XIX
w. JOHN 5. BARBOUR Receive.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. q 1870, Piss.
senger trains will run as follows:
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Opening and Closing of the Mails.

OpefliIi. ANA CLOSING Oh Inc R1fslaS.
CLOSING.
Washington, ID. o., North and Northeastern
mails II III. And ID p. IN.
Western msils 70 and s Is p. IN.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 4 90 a.
m. and w and % p. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, UO a. m. and % p. NJ.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy mssI
Including through mails W Am. and 9 90 p. m.
Gordonsyillo and charlottesville Va, !G On q.
m. and 9 90 p. m.
Manassas Division co q. m.
Alexandria to Round Hill. Va, : ~ n. IN
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing.
"n, ID. g., 8 30 a. III. and W and ~ p m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, s 30 a. m.
MI W p. III.
South western mails via Lynchburg. Virginia,
Through mails) including way mais on Midland
railroad, s 30 D. m.
Manassas Division & 20 g. H.
Bound Hill to Alexandria, Vn :, 3 30 .. IN.
Office HouTs--Otcn opens nj s 30 A. III and
clo1ss Al 7 W p. m.
Sunday Hours--Ohice opens at 45 a. NJ, and
closes a. 8 30 q. III.
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COrKmTssISH MERCHANTS
w e.. JOHNSON & CO..

W e. 1odNSoN & 90"
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
GENERAL COAMISs1ON MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
have on hand G1BSON'S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WH1SKlES; also BAK.
WHISTLES, to which they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns
Northeast corner Ct Cameron and Roysl sts.
Alexandria, VS.. oct 20
JHAs' s. TAYLOR Jr.'
Uate of j. T. Beckham s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERGHANT,
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. B. F1CkLEN s. SONS
CEhEBRATED BRIDGEWATEKF FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street.
jan % Ale1andris, Virginia.
HARMON & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
uNOCElsS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince ind Royal sts,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consignments OF Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns made. il 10
HARLOW BROS
WHOLESALE
HKOCERa. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
JOHN OIBSON'S SON & cos. CABINET
y, NN ana XXX WHISTLES, and
Th"mpson's Puro Rye Whiskey; Frrogr
Wines and Brandios, Ale Porter
and ChampGgnos.
wAOENOY OF TnE LAFLAND
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
y. W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS
Coffee roasted for tho trlda at TIC par sack.
mYG-ti
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1890


Tho Alexandria Gszcs;e, begun in 1879, la the
oldest newspaper in Virgins, and il has survived,
Amcrlch winch "a" WIN IL VIZ lawn " 'ho
nlhoIeehIh cc"'"Iy. ~ l'tS w. NV III uee"y
or decrept!' pUI !uit Q! !Iie ana Sou!hlul Vigof'
giving a'l Inc hoWs' leilinG INC lfash without
lear, favor or "ltcIlon, !renChnS on LILO privacy
OF no mans home but foil 10 Inc bfim with al
pubic information, and giving daily honest
udsmohIs OF fubl!c men ana pubhc measures.
II furnishes tho nnvs kilograms of tbe Nav
York hc,ocis,cd Prog .,J nC Houtor,s Euro.
nosn osoncv h,ing with Inf tyvo orcon.ions
,bo oni, ne,,o- ho.,Yoo, pol,imo-o or5 Rich.
,or3 u.s. :. .h,,, oo,.o,.I ,,.;,. .lo $780,.
H'
WIN The colninG year all lilo long trlod and
paper will be Continued, with such additional
facilities AS past experience ;uyliles the nronrje.
tor in believing will sod to tho caparilv of tho
Gazette To serve lis readers. II crpects 20 ron.
der faithful service ,n tho civ Tho STATE and tho
country by n candid criticism Of mon and ,vonts
in the interest Of The ncnpio Of tho Commonwealth
OF Virsinis
Tho year lsso "n' Ia :: psrIod Of critical in
terost IN both the Union and tho Commonwealth.
Inc election OF tho eighteenth President of the
uhiled states "!ii iaRe rIacc with all The com"
pih"li"hS precedent ana counts consequences
MI" se'l'''hehlS snos'H"'h'' Will call l'r record
In Inc coming VoIumo. Inc Developments Of
cnco and comfort Or uoverlv nnd n1iva,ion 70
thousands, sro now in rroern,s and tbc colupns
of the GaZal.e will rnla oscb sion a. wall &C
chronicle The result. 2 now ard striking roreipn
policy is among likely events, .nd tho absorbing
sini" thcrA Is political "hs"a and industrial and
commercial depression lha Nay oui OF this
qu"GmIre VIII al many Ct ih"S" paragraphs
Win INFORMATION q! rsr" 'hiN1asl.
'on" ' f"I'' w" N"n,t'" wiz "o hlhuo HA"n-
IN" ''H "h" i'iI1h'oFp hWSfAlEK,
"a, "a" "I -. ~ al " :, i''siN "oo"NAh-
'n' l'''"'"'"" o." M";n'ns'on news OF Lie
a,o..o- ,n.,.,,,, '"' '"S
n,nc.a,:a., n' ''',''' ~ '''7"'" "''"''"''
'>' wv '''''' ~ '"'"' ''''''''''"tS
Tho city of A!cxanlris will find AZ usus, It'd
daily history in oach oynnine's issuo and ,Le
n,h;,h nn,,,-, ''',".'"" '''''
curus,,r, ~ IL r,o,.,,.,,., e.. y NV =.
r;,,.s 49,, ,,ol, -, Il
:, ','"'" ~ t' ~ vi"
cbronicIsd "''''''
1ho nus!hoSs anu commercial columns OF tho
on"ouo VIII 30 hlled Wlth tho earliest and most
exact commercial nows, odiLol with such pains
tsAihg caro- rs VIII render an orror, whore even
sli9ht orT'rs sFe dangerous, impossible.
~, "l''' "I'S % "'' ts'' ''''''hR points OF
,,', ''a ""07t ''ea "'0'' '"'' market Will DO
f"OSoN' al" 'sS"''f s'n'cincH's Oh lho Eallmore'
Of cattle will appear.
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South Bound.
Mail. Expres;.

Mail, Southwark connects at Gordonsvie,
with Cbos. Il Ohio 4. e., East and West A,
Lynciburg. connects with Atlantic M ss. &
| Ohio 4: r.. through Southwest Virginia, t.
and Texas--aud at Danvile with Richmond Il
DanVlllo Is. H., TO South End Southwest
Express Southwark connects at GordonsVils
| to all points on Ches. s. Ohio, G,,d at Da,,rike,
| to all the So'sth and Southwest, including Flor
| ida.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e e5 an daily. except Sunday, 500 3. m. and
II NO noon. and returning arrive at Alexandrls
II 10 q. m. and = 80 D. m.
For MANASSAS LINE losve Washington
7 10 a. m. and Alexandria I SO q. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at IL rs m,
connecting with the Vslloy Road East and
West LesVe Strasburg 30 p. M, arriving q,
Alexandria at 6 30 p. m. ...''
MIND TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS1ON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
| and Saturday, at Q GO 8. m, and returns Mon
day, "Wednesday snd Fridsy, st As p. m.
For AiddlebCrg, daily connection at Plains
station
20, U7Pe-vii!e, regular connection st Dss.
Pos WARRENTCN, lesvs Washington q!
10 s N. snd s Is p. n. daily.
All trains make good connections, ct Wah.
ington, g snd from North and West.
New Orleans seepe. leaves Washington 81
10 m. running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington at Is Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
with e1trs charge only 81, through 10 Danvilo
connecting to all South.
Excursion tickle to jacksonville Florida,
good to return until May 18th, 1880, on sslo al
" ssnington, Alexandria, Charlottesville az
Lynchburg.
Through tickets very low TO tho South AMI
Southwest.
novS J. N RROAOJTS a. #
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The stoamers Of this company mako ccnnce-
lions ut Norfolk for Boston ard all points East
at Kew York with all points West and North
west, and al Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given ind rregh. handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information
apply 10 F.A REID, Agent
jnnhny'n wharf
BAN q Ell! BACON, Pteaid nj.
Office under NATL Motrop. Bank,
esp Fiji WASHINGTON. ID g.
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"ASHlNGTON b OHIO RAILROA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct. 4, 1879.
The MAIL TRAIN will lesve Washington a,
9oO q. M. and Alexandria It O5 .. m. daily,
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going west
ward, al IL III a. m and arrive at Round Hill
at IL n. Leave Round Hill at 1890 D. M; pass
Loesburg, going eastward, Of 10 p. M, and Ar
rive at Alexandria at 3:l5 p. NJ, and 81 Wash.
ington at 8 81 j.. IL
Tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will losvo
Washington at ~ and Alexandria ct 4 rs o. m.
daily except Sunday. and arrive ut Leesburs
at u A0 p n. Leave Leesburg at 90 a. NJ,
and arrive at Aloxandris at s Is a. NJ, and
Washington At 8 30 g. nj.
@ Passengers from Washington will take
the washington and Ohio cars at tho Baltimore
&Potomac Railroad station at9 " q. m. and a.20
p. m, and 20 through without change &C ca $.
Tho 500 a. m. tram from AlexanGria and l&
P: ~ train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville: BerryVillo and Winchester;
Also with Reamer Line of Coaches, which loeve
hees6urg daily for Aldie and Middleburp.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
N Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, "a cts Der mile
amman tickets, $50.
Il, II. HAVENER,
oet III General Ticket Agent
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.yfEan GLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEX
$eESs DY 10
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. PROVI-
DENCE AND BOSTON,
Steamers leaVo Alo1sndria EVERY TIES
DAY and loaVe Philadelphia EVEHT SAT-
IIRDAY.
This line connects AT Alexandria with :hon
A. Il NJ and w j. y. K. Rs. ana at rhiInIni.
phis with Clydo's regular Steamships for Psll
Rver, Providence and Boston.
Freigh forwarded with prolaptnasa and c.re.
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Phiisdolphia, snd
Q wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Froouont
departures. Through ratios and through 5ills
Oflsding given. Insurance az tho Lowest ratios,
Agents:
+. A. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. P CLYDE & CO., PhilsdelpiiA
JOHNSON & CO., Wash & Geor Gin.
jan SIT
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EVERY FRIDAY, st i2 NJ; ard returning,
leave New York, from pic. al, EasL river, EV-
ER! SATURDAY, at a'clock p. II,
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E.qDh' OF TIE k.7EE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 30 o'clock r.m.; returning, lrsvs
Norfolk on alternate days al 400 p. N.
Fare first class, 81; r0uEd trip So.
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E0E Potomac siRsEss.
J.4.y.E .TDSES,Ek.

EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
uRDA !, 81 7.S0 a. IN returning IN alternate
days.
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H'Ofs NEW Siblssx,

STEH.nEKS T.. e.. R.TgG ram .;OH.t
GEHSH-y'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

EUST RkCBlVED-New Layer Rasins
~ whole. half and quarter boxes, loose Musca.
tel and Valencia Ralsins. new Currants, new
Turkish Prunes, Loa & Perrins Worcestershire
Sauce, Colman's English Mustard and Italian
Msccaroni.
dec 5 w. a. JOHNSON ECO
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PARG AIMS.

M lLilNEKYl MILLlNERYl-My fall
-AfA styles Arc now ready, in Straw, Felt and
Plush; also full line Of Vevets, Satin and
Silks; ID dozen FEEL. Hats 1T 15c each at
FKRG USON s. BROS,
oct gt OF kinp at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

GUNS, OLS,SHELLS, GAPS. WADs,
~ CLEANING RODS, etc, at s. King ST.,
other supply of goods in the above limo which
We are selling at reduced pricea On hand
two BREEOH LOADING GUNS, to which
we invite attention, as tho prices arc unusually
to'o. We have Rsvovers, with 100 loads, 81
low as 81 80 each. Flasks, Pouches. otc., etc.
now j. r. CREIGHTON n SON
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It furnishes tho Rows kilograms of the Now
York Associated Press and Of Reuters Euro
poan agency, bong, with but two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich.
mond that is thus connected With tho crest
fonnihinG Of tho worlds nows.
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nlors OF this line will run rs follows:
FOR NssBeEDaEs.

Connecting with Merchants and Mincrb' Limo
for Boston, steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

pHIL1P b. HOOE,
NO. PRINCE STREET
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERDl
Desler in all kinds of
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTEH
Agent OF the
LIVERPOOL s. LONDON & GLOBE
SURANCE COMPANY,
feb SIT
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cELROY'S GREEN PLASTKRS-A nos-
IVA 1.-Two cure for Corns and Bunions. We
nave so!d number Of these Pllsters to our mar.
sonai acquaintance, and have received the most
ssslstaetery reports aa to their efficacy. Price
addreas upon receipt Of price,
jan2l 70 and II3 H. 80,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-04

SAUSAGE CUTTERS, Chopping Knives,
~ and other seasonsble goods, in great variety
At IS King street, corner of ROYAL.
nov - j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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DRAFTS ASTRAL OLIVE have iust r..
= ceIV'd n large supply Of the above superio,
onrnlLg oil, We have been selling this oil for
expio-!on or trouble OF any kind. price |, ws,
Than any "lher high grade burning oil wa
1sn9 &. s. LEADBEATEK & BRO.
, 1880-07-22
Tho Abolition, ct tho Cat. =

49,. Ne1I lHrk ffrrail.
At last thcre H. hope Tor Il suffering wnsltl.
Authorities aud hilnInhltnrtNns IN New Yurk
A4sce thore should he n stern suppression Of thu
cat.-nOt the cAt-n'-nfne- tails, hut tho uttuu
currently credited with lEAvlNg nllo l!ytR. Muy-
pr Colr atshrproyea 4f Cnts, SO .ttes President
Morris OF tho nnurs uf AcrIErlt. NJ, docs ncarly
cycryboly but II fcur Ut Mr. tlrr9t hl,x rG-
sfn!l'lotl tho law and tho pNpuihce trutn tieltnH
with thu feli.v population arttlrliny tn hulunli
1eci!nH+ Ntw. however. tho Krtut defender 1T
tne biute creation ct'ltlrs himself tt tho support
Of Tortured humanity nnl dcclures thnt til, ct
MUST ~. io petttneh1l>t lLsks why that nellie
animal. the dug, should lp killed wi,cil
~ becomes Il nuisance, while u hundred
thousand cuts nru allowed to keep hnlf
the town nwRko o t,lYhts. lle voices tho
public sentiment with l!Irv0lLlla accuracy
When be shys thAt lh.yeMr-n!d totncutn 4ro rer-
fcct devils. lilo might snfny hhve saIN ls much
about All tn9sctlQlnp clt,s that Aro td enough 10
trAvel at night wltlN'u: I,arGntnl protection.
lio would liot hnvc t!lu eats shut ut BY p1llcD.
tAe!s. Tor the exeel!ent rG,ss0n thu. tho kuuwia
lnubllty OF II olieeilRR to bit anything he nnig
Ut would resllt III nr having lust llin1iy enta
g uysr Lot thela l,o sent to tho pound, snyv
Mr. hGrKh, and bs destroyed Just I'D tho dogs
arc. II any perso!l t1slsH IN keeping Il cat, lot
hiln pay lux an,l yet II license. Even tlpn, II
hs ttt'ed not keep hs cats ut lHllu he must suiGt
tha consequences. alMy the Etka work begin ut
snoe; mny ivory snlMll hoy Het u cI!l tran III Ills
buck yAsd, or bnrraw kat,,u other lN.Ya hiek
Ea11l II he has tnto OF his own. Ii tho city huy
no fund from wicu to Nuy tc,1il ,l,tu,,y fur rnts
suffering public Will sl,rpIy 1t and yNyu lid
aE!Ount within Il week GY tito Hugl1lx uT portable
property tlAt Ut present IN nightly thrown VI
Tho t!endIsh dtBturlelA Nf salmler.
, 1880-07-22


spteta, D,pdtea 10 The Chteapa. .1ttbun1.f !
New yOnk, July Elf my onc'wlshed fur
thcr evidence of tho artlcinltty OF tho market
hu cnil l,nyu obtained 1t cAslly to-dhy. The
bulls At Tho opening put their heads together
md nude n strong cfEort to push up tho quota
tlons hut their cxerti0ns were not fl,cccsstu1.
The market lccatne fcverlsh md unsteady, and
no ON ut liz cl0so hal my ie0ntt idea Of what
to-inorrnw tnny bring forth. There, IA ono fact
ttat should be kept In mind: The stocks which
Arr INT i1i tho hands of professional sppculatora
arc commanding prices which seem cxtrcme-
ly low. while those which ART manipulated by
tho cltutcs nro forced up to rnttn abst,rtlly
! above their reat vhl,tc. Thu stseut Is full Ut
| absurd stories: ntnong thotn ono most In
dtistrlnlisty elrculntc Is tho r.'mor, nystcrious.
soma from suratosa. Tic ssnry Is u eossl onc,
n,le VI sarat,Ka Just now who can or wDnl1 give
inrgc orders f,r stnythinK IN tho market. There
vaicsI rlllrulls Will K.,un l.9rcD Upon a moiiuiI-
tim nf their orga,lzntton. and tlat this change
WIN benetlt tho Manhattan Cotnpa1ly.
ln fHites thprr WIS ntIHerynh!o II continuance
Of the desire Ut holders Ut Chrysniitc to Kct rtd
Gr their .irss They or,cs.l it. s7 antl q, very
rotary nf tho Company tt,-l!y asserted that ho
knew s nf IN ~ K9 rsns W fos tho ,'sSno and s.l1
M s ssr @ ThS ssepe;ry ses a asit sis 10 feg e
been !. very Iar9e seller. Cn'ax was stualy at
| 2D- An1lp alllctunted bgtWuen Is md 10. Buck
/ eye and I)ilrntlRn were dull. ..,.....
ID the ntstet7, Assoelattd Prs,,-
M, NEW YORK. .J,nly:l.-0ovosnnlonts strong, and
Nnilroad bonus aetivo but Irregular.
Tie stock Hlarkot WIS strung and activc in tho
e, to s ser XII &tRis R.ss rass xae Tscse HI er
pressed. md under hunvy enlcs tho general list
dSrltned = 20 per cent, tho conl shnrcs, lIMu-
t1i0ul 1t. Joseph, Iron Mountain, l1lI Gl1lRrr
H5nrkH Nnt1lrtr r ri yam
, 1880-07-22
THE GIANT IN THE CITY.

A Elant came strltliug tip nrun,iwny,
ttenInrkifg tllNt he hllsl cung II stay,
lie hnltGA ut lust, u1id tOnE his seat
Right III the lIitle of thut great street,
lie lifted Ills han1s 20 bly, l1,t1 hrDwtl,
A,ll stretched thon nyGr l,,lf tlu town,
Aud stuffed tho children Into hts lNNw,
Then a!s the police played ruhatllbs
D' tho Etttts tltlp with th1lr Locust clubs.
Tho !ntil.ster laughed: ''l1n. hui" said hu,
"ThIs IL nothing but fun for int"
They c4led tho militia out ut 0nco,
WHO put bull -eMrtrltlKes iNt0 lhulr guns,
AMI shot lin with blIlcts, rullllL-ahot, mud
grippe.
EnonFh 10 knock anything out Ut shlpo.
hut the giant laughed; !" lIt, hui'' gnitI he,
"Ihat IS not tho Wty tO get rid 0f no.
fhe Mayor cau,r, anil took Oft hls hat,
With Commissioner This nllli iCuulniasinncrThn
And before the Ki1nt they all k,rlt Is,wl,,
AiNl llltnn!y begged hM tO l1lvg tho town.
lin. hn!' lAughpt the gtant. "Hu, nj, i gay:
Tia summer, and hnye tn stay"
They cleaned tho atrcots NJ clean ~ could be-.
And thGy nude the drtiunHU-p pipes ilow FREQ,
AHl opened tho tglltinGnts Mil tu tho uir,
Anu established CfeAnllnrRs ovGrywhUrG.
70 ho!' sAIl tho Hlnnt. :" plnihIy HcU
That this Ia no longer thu place for me-"
Thon tho yaut who ca,1e to atny,
bhrunk aud WlthGrru, ulltf faded lWuV,
-Ntl9 YUFk Shti.