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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCToBE. =.
Sun rises MINIMUM. II Sur aets~"."......"
ARRIVED.
Str Jane Moscley, Norfolk TO L HGoI.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, to = Is Hooa.
Str T V Arrowsmith. lower Potcm.c, 10 -.
tomsc Ferry Company.
schrs Oskes Anie5 snl Georgia Clark, fhl'"'
delphis, to w A Smoot
Schr Hattie N Cove. Georgetown, 10 EnefI'
schr q 9 Lane. New York, 10 American Goal
Company,
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by Hoe.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by + 4 Reed
Str Mattano, lower Pic, by j Broders * CO.
Str Mystic, lower Pine by Pine Ferry %.
Schr Eugie Norfolk. by j 2 Agnev s. 90.
scbr A L Meeks, New Haven, By American
Goal Company.
PASSED, UP.
schrs z 4 Kirk, Spartan, Thomas Bordtr ant
E T CGllinghnm, for Washington, and Tsi'1h!
Mary Freeman and Flo1eLc, Dnar, FIR Ga''g1'
town.
uEA0aAEOA
Schrs Rebeeca Florence sad L Bic", -
GeoraetoYn, sailed from Providence 81.
Schr s Ruison, from t1s port, Ut Ne" fc!S
25th. &c..
Schr Carrie Holmes, fer Gaorzet9aa. s.j,ol
from Fall River 22i.
Schr Skllie and Ellen, from tbis peri; {. S2''
folk 26.h.
The sisamer Potomrc from Eorfo.k. i: :.
Halifax, with her mac aina1y disabled
schrs shuiz. Bowdoin, and s :. Scr!'-
uer, from Richmond. snd Virginia l. Hex aAn
and W H Jordan. from Georgetown, ~ re"
York 26ir.
schr Jas L Mo:ge sailed from Bath for WhsH
ington 23I. ,.u
River 24.h. 49,,
Schr w L White sailed from New BEDFORD
for Georgetown 26ih. ~,
Schr Nautilus, from Riehmd, ct Newport "a.
Schr D NJ Anthony. from GeorgetoWn' a.
Providence 25.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

bis books ssTc oaly ca the specified days. but /:
is equally plain that if BE- choose 10 Dc so With
out pcy there is nothing TO prevent him, aud as
the registrars 10 Alexandra arc gentlemen OF
leisure, and as it will not put them to much
trouble or iccouYepisrcs to ins:ribe upon their
books the names of tho dozen or two OF their
fellow citizens who, by 10 wiilful fsult, allowed
the specified ono day 10 olapso without present
ng themselves, wo hope they will do so, gwen
though the State has not provided payment for
such slight service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

AT the instapc, OF tho national republican
committee Mr.. Pslauz,, the republican oaudi-
iato for Congress in the Richmond distric', has
bscn withdraw 10 favor OF Captain j ohm s. Wise,
the Mahooite candidate. All now sac why
Gsaotal Mahouo and Ceptsa Wiso have boon
holding conferences with members CT tho ma.
tiouAl republican o,nsmiiiea in Pailadtlp hia,
recently. But what mast uoprt uaioed mon
think Of tho party Of high moral ideas" Of
tbs pariy wbcsu ohiuf ain is TO secure tho
binding obligation Ct pfcaniery CONTRACTS but
which nov comnels one ef lis oTn Members,
and debt payer, to Withdraw 10 favor OF q! least
an avowod democrat, aud G mamGcr Of party
which, according 10 one OF i:s most prominent
lights. wants tho principles Of roafj 1stmont ap.
piled to tho national 90 we'll ns 10 tho State debt
But the republican party regards neither logic,
consistency. principle, cor truth, and is utterly
interruptions in liz efforts to weaken tho de-
mccrscy 10 ordor 10 Irolopg its own c,ntIo Of the
government. What hes been dono 10 tho case
of Mr.. Pelopz, will DO dono with al! tho othor
republican congressional candidates in Virginia
ex,opt those 10 tho Norfolk ard Petersburg
districts. in which their candidates stand o good
ohauco of being elected. Bat al reasonable
democrats will ask, what arc tho Mahonites 10
give tho radicals 10 exchange for tho powerful
support thus afforded them? Radicals arc not
the sort Of men to grant favors with DO prospect
OF return, ard they certainly would cot have
conferred suoh a great one as this, Involving as
it does coml Lotto and emphatic pronunciation
of their debt paying policy. without largo re-
c5mpensc. What The character Of that rec>m.
pcnso may bo is So yet only positively known to
the parties to the bargair; but to see that the
opportunity for is payment shall mover occur
will bo the duty CT every democrat in tho State
from now until the polls close next Tuesday
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

We understand tbst some of tho registrars 10
this city have refused to register sirca Saturday
evening last persons whom they know to be
possessed of all the qualifications rq7isite for
registration. and that they do soin consequence
of conso entious balisf concerning tho require
msnts of the registration Law. 10 this We thI1k
they arc mistaken, aad, if SO. as the c3asttu-
ton Of the State guarantees to every man OF
sound mind and not convicted Of crime who is
twenty ore years Of ago. aud has paid his capi-
tation tsx the privilege of voting, wc trust that
they will reconsider their determination ard
register all persons whom they believ, to DO
entitled to vote next Tuesday. Il is true that
section Of the registration law provides ''that
ton days previous to the November elections
the registrar shall sit ono day" and that section
l01rI1ides that if the registrar shall bo un-
able to bear evidence regarding names stricken
from the books on that day, the books may be
kept open, as to such names Only, for four 9th.
cr days." but the law, in oeither OF these $40
tio,s nor anywhere else, provides inst qualified
voters may Dot be registered on any day. and
by refercnoe to section it will be soon that the
specified Limitation IS to day. for registration
was intended TO liaiit tho compensation OF the
registrars, aud not to deprive legal voter Of
the privilege Of cIsiiog his ballot. Section 6
provides "that toe registrar shall reosivs com
pensation only for such days as arc specially
mentioned" and that is right, for otherwise,
whenever be wanted two dollars sand Lad DO other
way of getting them, as tho law does Lot pro-
hibit him from opening bis books on any day.
all he would have 10 do 10 entitle him to draw
that amount from the city treasurer would bs 10
open his books for an hour or Two. According
to no strained Interpretation of the law the
registrar could, if so disposed. register qualified
voters on every day in the year, but be could
only be paid for such days az nEe designated.
There is 20 doubt that by the provisions OF the
sW registrar can nos bs compelled to open
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27
POLITICAL.
TIE LITTLE FAMILY JAR.


The opposition which manifestcd itself to
Major Biyly upon his nomination for Congress
by tho republican convention especially on the
part Of certain leading spirits in that party, ard
notably by somo of these holding federal ap'
pointmcl!s 10 this city, hes been . subject Of
comment Tor some time, but the war" appears
ID have broken out sfresb, and, as stated in the
Gszstte, q committee from Washington ycstcr
day visited this city, having for its chjeo! tho
healing Of the breach, but Major Bayly is in
exorable. considering that be has been badly
treated, and gives public notice that he will
have the "scaps" Of every custom hous, and
postofice official here aud put 10 their pl:ces
friends of his owo. In addition to what no
published yesterday in reference to this family
foud, We take the following from tho Washing
ton Republican of to day, statement Of similar
import appearing also 10 the Washington dis
patch to the Baltimore American:
"For some time psat tho fact has been patent
to the republicans of the eight Virginia district
that there we're lDluerc IS IN the postcilce and
custom house at Alexandria decidedly hostile to
DIR. Bayly, the republican nominee for Congress.
SO marked has this opposition now become that
the attention of the chairman of the cong.eEGion-
81 committee was yesterday called to the fact
that a. A. WarHeld, The collector of the port,
r. X. Corbe!t, clerk in his Office, and Mr
McKenizs, tho city postmaster, were busily en-
gagged in sntsgonizng the election of MIR. Bayly,
| and the question was asked whether it was the
policy OF republican administration to permit
Office holders to utilize their positions to d0feat
| the election of republicans to Congress A mem-
Der cfthe committee yesterday visited AlsxGn.
dria 10 investigate the question and found that
| the collector snd postmaster had formed
strange gort Of combination in which 1t Wss Fro
posed by them to trade of this and several other
districts in Virginia in which the republicans
have o fair fighting chance for votes Tor the re-
| pubicEn electoral ticket. In tho consultation
which took place Mr.. Mckenzie, Tia postmaster,
stated that his opposition to Mr.. Bsyly Was
purely personal in its character, and he believed
the course pursued by him in tho lastLer was FIR
the best interests of the republican party The
attitude of Mr.. Waraeld and his cltrk Will be
brought 10 the attention of the treasury depart
ment, and ss the commission of the former as
collector of the port will expire about the last OF
next February, the probabilities of his resppolnt.
ment will depend in great measure upon tho
excuses he can produce fer what is regarded
hero ag trcaahory 10 bis party or ct least ouch
temporzing with tho enemy SIS lesves him ua.
der very grave suspicion. There is also but
little doubt tbat when Assistant Postmaster
General Tynor conos 10 review tho position oil
Mr. Mckenzie 10 this matter, that gantiemhn's
official peace of mind will undergo soms rapid
and startling changes"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE Kksl,
u uENCE al tho corner of Washington az" !'S
Oronoco streets, contsiniIg sixteen rooms. WIN
water, gas, SC. and large grounds. WIN n"'
trees and shrubbery. Pozscsalcn psVcH b. e": %
Ternos moderate. apply Of this Office.
oct25-ec2H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

MASONIC NoTiCs.-The members of An
drew Jackson Lodge, No l2O. A +. & A. NJ,
arc hereby notified TO meot 1T their lodge room
IT o'clock D. m. tomorrow (Thursday) OcIr.
18th, for tho purpose CT attending the funeral OF
cur la.o brother. Hugh Latham. Tho members
Of hlcxandrii Washington Lodge, No. %, and
I'll hasors in good standing are fraternally in
Yiicd TO jaia US. BY order Of the w. NJ.
Il Jas t. ALEXANDER Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

Insurance companies should DO compelled 10
g.v) ths proprietors OF Di. Bulls Cough Syrup
# royalty. for with this valuable remedy thous
ands OF risks have been made good, which 9th.
trwiso would have terminated long ego. Price,
y csn;a bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

The will Of the late Lydia Maria Child. Of
Boston. gives $4,000 to tho Hampton Agrcal.
tpral College, 10 Virgioia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

John Anderson. 7cuoS and veil .kbowu
BaItimorean, dropped dead ia Philadelphia
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27
THE REPUBLICANS WITHDRAWING.

At tito Instance Of The national republican
committee, II. l.. Pclora,, tho Republican, ciaA
didsto for Congress- in tho Richmond district,
has been Withdrawn, aad republican vo!t!s arc
requested to veto Tor Johr S. Wise. the raad-
ulster candidate, on account CT his yIr27 on The
tariff.
A dispateh from Richmond ast night faYs:
"Tho scheme for retiring tho republican c2nd!-
dates for Congress in oil the diatEca in tl's
State except Norfolk and Petersburg Seems te
have bacn corsum2lated. IL. Il. IclocZl. the
republican candidate 10 this district has With
drawn. lie vert before tho republican State
executive committee 10 day AMI declined 10
logger remain il tho ric;. This csvcs !hc !;'ld
open to George D. Wise, democrat, nud john
s. Wise, roadjuster. Tho lllcIds CT tho latier
claim tina. bis chances GrO cloJCr.gl1g ivr his
SUCCESS 4 paper, emanatirg from The rerab
iican congressional committee, ElIl appear to-
day, calling upon tho republican voters Of the
district 10 give their undivided support 10 Joho
S. Wis,. the Eea9jast tc;a0diaato for Coasress
Il is rumcrod that republican emi.s>ri9s III oil
of the cities aud towns, sid in tho coyoiies as
far IS possible. viii disseminate the Information
arong the rearccs ard wbito republicans that
as this State is not st oil necessary fer the cleo
ton of Garfield and Arthur. that tnoIr support
of the Malone electoral ticket AID candidated
for Congress- will not be disproved cf by tho
leaders at tbo North. The impression will be
sought to BIO made that this choice is medo bo-
cause OF tho fraternsl spirit tina! has bscn shown
10 tho negroes by that party since it got IN
powcr through their I'D.
About 1000 Hancock veterans, headed by
Gens. McCIol!aa and Scklce, paTaied through
tho streets of New York city last night. Meet
iuss wero held at Tammany aud Irving Halls,
where Gems. Mcclellan, Sickles and Smith
spoke. Gen. SgcI presided ct the Irving Hail
meeting.
G. N. Ligeclt, OF Rockingham, q prominent
lawyer aud member of tho convention Of 1867,
end appointed csnvasser CT tho tn OF July
ticket, has written letter urging all democrats
to vote for tho regular ticket.
John II. Waftnan. Isto editor Of the road
ulster paper at Charlottesville, and former o6i |
tor of the Rockingham Register. has declared
for the regular electoral iickct. and will cilvass
for it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

The Slate Hair commolc5d yesterday at
Richmond, aud was tolorably WILL attended
considering the times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

@-The Fourth Ward Hancock aud English
Democratic Club will hold a meeting at the
Friendship Kngine House tomorrow (Thurs-
day. night, q! 30 o'clock. Voters of the ward
are requested to be present as business OF i'm.
portance is 10 come before the meeting.
T.. W. REID, President.
W NaIIs Snnreta7v =;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

~ NcTICs.-Thero will DO called meeting
hall .hi, evening. at u o'clock, to make ar.
rangsmsnts to attend Tho funersl Of our lato
brolner, Hugh Latham. z. q. III. a full at
tendance is requested. Sarepta Lodge, No. 46,
is fratcrnaly invited to sttond. BY order OF the
II. G. III b. T. PEAKE Rec. Sec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

B!ack GooIs 8 Specially.
Wo havo inst received aid otFar tho best stock
Of Black French Cashnercs We have ever
brought TO this market. These goods are Of the
beet makes and known reputation, and We war.
raot every piece also g full lins Of Black CASH.
II GRO ahswls. superior quality and very chesp.
y. f. BKASHEAR,
cct6 10 King ct, Alexandria, W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

ES- PUBLIC MEETING.-In view o. the death
OF ex Mayor Hugh Latham. meeting of The
citizens of tho city Of Alexandria is called at the
Council Chsmber, in the Market Building. at
o'clock p. m, Wednesday. Ocrr. eth, 1890. to
take action in regard thereto.
II MANY CITIZENS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

GsrThe Hydraulion Stosm Fire Engine Co.
will NICE! tonight at n o'clock, to take some
action in regard TO tho death of Hugh Latham,
eq. BEFJ. BARTON, President.
JOHN LANSoN Secretary. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

The market today is que! aid easy and t.
receipts of grain continue light. Flour is Will
out change. The offerings of Wheat amoun!o!
to 2i50 bushels, ard sales wore msdo st I'D 10,
107, 109 ann 100 for Fullz, III for mixed, AL
lis for Lancaster. 932 bushels Of Uo:n VI re- O..
fered and sold at A. A.. 40 anl so for new g {,
quality, and s. for old. No Rye reported. an
one lot of Oats was withdrawn. Country pro.
Guce quiet at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

~ The members CT the Relief Hook and
Ladder Go. arc requested to meet at their truck
house tomorrow (Thursdsy) afternoon, at II
o'clock, for the purpose Of attending the funeral
Of the late President { { tho Sun Fire Co.. Hugh
Latham, esi. By order of the Vice President:
1t JULIAN MOORE. Secretary.
E- NcTicE.-A called meeting Of the Co.
lumbis Steam Fire Engine 60. will be held this
evensng at 30 O'Clock. BY ordar CT the Presi.
don't. II. MCLEAN.
8. T. JENKINS S(cry. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

The market this week WAS only fairly supplied
with Cattle, most of the offerings consisting
only ordinary, in consequence Of Thirh sa.s
wore very slow and hsrd TO BIO el3c.cd b-ye-s
generally wanting p better Glass o. sto2s bH"
WIS offered. Veal Calves in fir dcm&nd. BE
few Sheep orc coming in and most OF thea ~
of An inferior quality; few good oacH woaf
sell readily. Lambs i'll good inquiry. VII h''
few on the market. Rogs arc coming II? NOR"
freely, snd pr ices are fully Il lower tf&H !""t
week. Cows and Calves IT, fal; demand =. Gg"'
taliOne,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

n &ccha1:c, Lcdgp, No. 3, i. Of p, will
meet 1T their hall on Thur sdsy, tho 18th, at one
o'clock sharp, 10 allond the funeral of Cur late
brother, z. q. G. Hugh Latham. BY order of
the Lodge. Ill JcB CoRsoN, K. OF II. & s.
Gs-Tho menbers Of the Sun Fire Company
are hereby notified 10 meet at their hall on
Thursday, tho 20th, at O'Clock 2. M, to attend
the funeral Ct our deceased President, Hugh
Latham. The different fire organizations in the
city sre respectfully requested TO unite with us.
Il w O. MARKELL, Secretxry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27
NEAYQK'S OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE.
lS1 Ale1andris, Va, Cc; q, 1850.
l would respectfully zugge:t TO the different
ot6csrs Of our corporation lat the public Offices
of the city DO closed TO- morrow at neon il re-
spec. 10 tins memory Of the late Hugh Latham,
who lorg and faithfully served tho municipal
government in many important positions.
1t COURTLANU II. SMITH, Mayor.
TCD FlSH.-Who!e aud homeless Cod fish of
- beat guilty just received by
octl7 J.C. MILBURN.
4. te.T ). G. MILBURN.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BLACK CASH
- MERES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

NEW York CATTLE MARKET, 0et. - -
Beeyec-Tho demand YVES fairly equal - tn'
supply; common TO msdium native s!nert, &n'
all sorts Of Texas. cold readily At forme: fgur's
and good and prime etfeTs msdo An aGvaGch g
ST per head. Te1ss and Colorado half hroi steer:
wefo selling ~ .tsSc per ID dressed; poor T.
good native steers 74s9!; primo do At 9; 'l'ci
extra do ct lUi.l0l,
Mich Cows-Msrkot worry tama for common
10 fair cows, such IS are now ,ning 10 ma.Ea!.
Dealers have orders for choicn miikors, Az
could place them ut good prices for private az
Sales during the week woro mainly ut 33I=h'
each--the best COW 10 market going to $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Shcop ruled steady 8. "s'":
cents por ID for bucks and 4s6!c por Id for con
mon to primo lots. Lambs were moro active
and clcsodlrm ct 5N5, per lb-a foW peel
State lambs going 81 CT.
Hogs-Live hogs were dull AMI lGw6f, WIN
sales Of good western at 81 ST4 per 100 lbs. wHiio
common and fair lots were offered st E0:Si,j
per 10 iba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

BALTIMORE, Oct 27.Yir2inia G. Old -; -
deferred 8 !; do consolidated Gcs do q sc':rs:i
pas! One coupons SCI new l01Os iC8; !p.l'
coup 953 bid to-day. Cotton easy; middi!nE
liz. Flour steady and moro active uowsrL g.
and Western super t0ASi; do extra 2j.5j;
do family S 26sSG %; City Mills euper .6'
81 %; do extra 25sS5 do family 2ja$5j 3d. d.
kio brands l2a$G37; Patapsco family -.
Wheat-Sou.hern steady; Western higher, but
closed lower to sell; Southern rcd i05all2; 90
amber 1G7sl1S; MOI Western winte: red go.
and Oct 1l2sa1I3; Nov 1l3!sll1l; Dec llG.i
l161; Jan 1ls4a11sl. Corn-SouLhcrn steady;
Western steady aud quiet; Southern white 81,
"a; do yellow &c; old Western miynd spO! and
Oct 5IsI4s nov 549 asked Dec IS bid. us!!
dull and lower; Western while 37a?3: do msoi
36a3G1. Rye quiet At 1C0al02 Hay ft"a1Y;
prime to choice Penna and Maryland 1852.
Coffee firm; Rio csrgoes ordinary 10 fair 12.ll
Sugar lower; A soft 90. Wh;slay quiet 1T j.
NEW YORK, Ocpr. 27.-Stocks strcng Money
2s3 Flour quiet Wheat quiet Corn qIlel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27

NEW YORK, Ocpr. 27.-Stocks strong. Money
2s3. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet. Corn qliel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-27
GHE EOEYEIL

4 csIied DloctiDg o. tho Gig Caung,I vas Ls!d
lssS uigil: to isks some acion ia regard 10 the
death Of Hugh Latham, eco number of tho
NJ fln,1- n:i {r,,- Io ,n.-l
, 1880-05-31

THE trail between Portage City ard
Guodcll's WAS to be finished Fridav las
This DOES away with the mos. d.ngercu,
part Of river cannriny, rs the worst rap
ills on the liver occur betwpen thus. two
p"ints. Onr-half the force rmplove
will now begin %, that portion ot the
trail between the Portage and Sauk CITY,
while the other half will continue on
toward Ruhv City, and 1t will not he
long brf"re packers VII be running
trains through, to the mines.
, 1880-05-31

1t is stated in Washington on the au-
tI,"rny "i * Congrt ssnan Armstrong
"t Pennss lvania that, at a c"nttrcnc" he>
tween S,naso's Cameron and B .ainr, n
lev days ago, the t r,ncr pledged |, n,s.lf
that in Cast Grant could not lie nominat>
ed n Chicago, or in Case the TX Pitsi.
dvnl'> Withdrawal. the Pennsylvania d le-
CATION shuu,d v.te for Mr.. Blaine. Safe
promise .or Cameron.
, 1880-05-31

AT Hon.; AND ABROAD. We shall not
succeed in being pleasant abroad if we
practice nothing but drtestability at
Ornr. If husband is rude to his wife,
his pOlittm SIS to "tl,rrs is \ mere surfrCe
sham. Ii n young man is rule /" his
mother, he is not truly courte"us to any
one else. If he does not act rudrly to-
ward some Others, it is because he is
coward as well as ruffian. and is afraid
to do it. He who Is rude to sister or
Younger brother will lie rude TO all, ex-
cept those whom he sees holding veng-
ance in their fists. And awkwardly
enough will he play the agreeable to
other peoples sisters who has practised
nothing but the arts of torment upon
his Own
, 1880-05-31
kOcdi iaeWS,

DECORATION DAY Tue annua, dem
onstratio0 in cutnn,.mo,ufi.n - tia s..r.
VICES oi thtstiecy nsc,l soldiers Of III. In
ION army III the late civll War. wns had
on Saturday last, was largely attended
oy all classes OF 'citlzcns, and Conducted
IN very Impressive ami highly Interests
Ing manner. Tne Grafton wns del,v.r,- d,
by R-v. J. F. E.hs, poem by ]. e..
Haines and short addresses 10y other
gentlemen.
, 1880-05-31

Captain P"ttrr, al the United States
Steamship Constellation, was, Tu, sday
week, pres ntrd the irrc. ON ct he C:'y
Of Dnni n. Lord Mayor Ora, presided
at lie CIR mOly, and state that the dis
trr>s IN Ir Land WAS ~ great as ever. and
he feared tint during the next three
months it w"nll prove mot $ vrr".-
ani cheers
, 1880-05-31

MEssRs. u ". HARRIS anI A. Nc
k'nn.e lave ioiiucu c" partnership to
Carry on the tile and lie insurance Lusi-
n'ss. They r.rr' sent the Commercial,
surance Comp mes. The financial stand
ing "f these companies Is excellent, and
the agents are prepared TO take RISKS on
the most favorable terms to insurers.
, 1880-05-31

APPRoPRIATE-Thc Republican Coun
" Convei tiun UI Mui,numAh county Eom
lnntrd thr prominent phl>lcIa.-s "t
Portland Tor Representatives in tile Leg
lsla'ure: DIS. }. a. CHI p.nan. o. P. s.
P:umm, and F. Z. Me, er We ao not
kn0N oi any tnin9 which ne, ds physlck
my amt purSIng SO much as Oregon leg-
ls.atI"n and Oregon politics