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nj HUTZLER BROTHERS.
525 BROAD STREET.

We have reduced the prices on our LARGE MD
HANDSOME STOCK -
DRESS AND COOK TRIMMINGS
from Ia 70 Is per crht. .,ur prices have g.N}'
b,on very low, and bls reduction nak-s our ilW.y
mings without doubt the CHEAPEST ~ i'H
ALL-sILK FRINGE from Use. up % t.e ga','
kinds Tito preitiest roe. CORD ana ~
Sci. In the city -. .r., ,,t.r.
alBBON, SILKS, SArINs, VELNEIS' h'
TONS. &c. &C. nntfrD.
we have ALA reduced nrices on our Roll ~ T.,
GOLD PLATED JkWELRl Warranted bVs
tarnish We have be suiiful sssOrii Dtnt' ~" ~
elry T. Just the Thing Tor Chris ma prt,th.''
early and Ct large n ortlntnt 70 esct liyu. -
A beautiful sno cha line OF Sllk HAND
CHIEFS from 2Jc. 90 ~.
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M TIE BAP list SUNDAY. SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICH M0ND AND MANCHES-
TER will hold its monthly meeting with The Pine
Street Baptist church next SUNDAY AFTERNOON
at O'Clock. highly interesting exercises may be
expected WILLIAM ELLYsoN. President.
George C. Jackson, Secretary.
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IL - understood inat James II. Keene,
tue famous specuIstor, formerly Of. San
ffsncisco. but more recently Of New York,
y ueR0tiating for the purchase OF The hand.
some tsfa'ctf General Gilbert s Meem, In
Tue sne0andoah Valley, and will probably
Duy q for sun in excess ri 100000. 80
washington correspondence Of tie Aiexan.
dysd Gazette
0enerai Aahpuc Was 10 Baltimore Thurs.
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Funeral NOrtce.

Tie funeral OF the la'e EDMOND RYAN viii
take Mace from 81. Peters Cathedral TO DAY
and acqu iintances are Iespec fully invited 10 at
tend.
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me- SABBATH NOT1CE.-GRACE-
STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-M III A.
NJ. discourse by Rev. ALLEsANDRo GAvAzzI' OF
Ita,v. At 1870 Z. NJ. discourse By the PASTOR Rev.
DIR, READ.
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DEATHS.

Died. I'm this city. Yesterday morning, :. SPRlGG
CAMPBELL, In the thirty fifth year OF his age.
The funeral will lake place from Grace church
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at half-past
O'Clock.
Wheeling papers copy.
Died, December 9th, at 8 L. NJ, WILLIAM
PAYNE WARING. af er "A long Hines. AT The rosi-
dence of his son, T. u. WariUg, Klng William
county. Va. In the seventeen wear Of his age.
Baltimore papers please copy
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at Louisa Cour house, Va December 9
1880. by Rev. G.. ". RvlaDd. assisted ty Rev. j. w
McCown. Mr.. II. RYLAND GWATHMEY. Of Rich
mond. and Mi HATTIE PAYNE WINSTON
niece of Frank V. Winston, Esq.
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-sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN

CHURCH,. z. TYLER. pastor, will preach at II
A. NJ. on "Tbe Philanthropy Of True Religion
and AT 7:3O p. II. on "CBristmas Dissipation"
The Young especially are inyitei TO the night SER
vice.
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me- REV. ALLESANDRO GAVAZZl,
OF Rome. Italy, of whose anticipated services In
several of our churches the coming Sabbath no.
ce has already been given has arrived In the city,
and will preach in the GRACE-sTREET PREsHf
TERIAN CHURCH at IL A, NJ. In the SECOND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a; 4 +. NJ. ana IN tue
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH at 1850 r. Nj.
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nzr.METHopIsT sUNDAY.sCHoOL

SOCIETY-The regular monthly meeting OF this
Society viii be held at Pdrk-Piace MethoJisi cbnrch
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock. Interesting
exercises may be expected. ~ l.. WEST
G.. u. Rddy Secretary. PRESIDENT.
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mr. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.

N-B FIhoI DAI IIoI NH ItCH AO"'-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. j. Il. HAw.
THoRNE, ID. d., viii preach on SUNDAY at III A.
NJ subject - The Bible and Nature; and at ~ y.
M-subject, "Thc Right and Wrong Uses of The
Tongue" All strangers welcome.
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MI SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-Dr.
UOGE ut IL A. NJ. ALFsANDRO GAvAZZi' OF
The Free Church OF Italy, viii deliver discourse
at 4 Z. Nj.
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NJ FIRST. ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad ana
Grace streetsI. Rev. W. G. SCHAEFFER, PASTOR
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and l.. NJ. In inca moon
at 4 o'clock the pastor Will deliver the ih.d dis
cour.e on the Book of Revelation. Visitors and
strangers welcome. Seats free.
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ne TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corner of Broad and Twentieth sireets).-Servlc's
on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and ~ T. fl. by Rev. D. W.
BLEDsoE. Introductory sermon In me morning.
Young mems prayer meeting from 10 O'CLOCK
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M MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rev
j q. ARMSTRONG. ID. D.. rectOrl.-Sunday schooi
$50 A. VI. Church-Morning service, IL "A. VI
evening service, 3b Z. NJ
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PittsyIvsnis ~sites very seuslsle and
3,Aeakanf 'esisr on The subject Of the puhl,c
~. ais Views are worthy of considera.
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NJ FIRST p X L T. X A \
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor,
viii preach at IL A. NJ aHd L. 81.
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M THE PULPIT OF PARK-PLACE

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Will be oe-
cupied by Rev. j. j. LAFFERTY on SUNDAY MORN
ING IL o'clock. and by Rev. GEORGE IL. KAY
Presiding Elder lone of the former popular pastors
of tie church,, at 1870 l.. NJ.
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The assessment OF lands In Loudoun
county Zone dis'rict NOT reported) shows
9eefeRse, epmQasSd WITH 1676. n eSal .o20.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
r. H. sPENCE soN'
903 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OVERCOATS, ONERCOATS,
OyERCOATs. OVERCOATS.
o,, o,,rn,.o.rs
oVERCoATs' oNERcoAfS'
Dnr00 '|iio'
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS sIrrTe.
p00'NT'' IN D'N'N"'
BUSINESS sUlTs-TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS sUiTs-TEN DOLLARs,'
BUSINESS sUITs-TEN DOLLARS.
rR SPENCE 9 SON
>.,, ,
4. b. SPENCE son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS shiRrs'
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
v,oc,n,,re
NJ -
BUN GLOVES,
-, -
I'm 'oi w 80
sEAL-shiN "LoFEs'
DRIVING AND WALkING-GLOVES.
f.. 10. SPENCE & son,
+, b. SPENCE & son.
u cprxcp = COY
,,.
MEoiOAieD ShiHis AND phA" Ehe'
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIFTS AND DRAWERS
sUsPENDERs,
suspENDERs.
s,,sor>,np,s
sUsPtNDERs.
MEkiNo UNpEksHiRIs ONE DOLLAR
MERINO UNDEksHIkTs ONE DOLLAR,
MhElNo eNnr hshIhIs ONE DoLLAf'
MEkiNo uNDtkshiRIs ONE DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF uosF,
BROWN HALF-HosE,
WHITE HALF.HosE,
MhkiNo hALfshnsE,
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MEETINGS..

THE TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION
J. OF THE VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL ASSO-
CATION will he held In WiisiDson's Hall, on
Ninth street, commencing TUESDAY, DECEMBER
l4ih. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ All members OF the pro-
fession are cordially invited 10 attend.
By order OF the President.
GEORGE F. KEESEE,
de Il-3t Recording Secretary.
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NJ RROAD-sTREEr METHODIST

MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-sUNDAY, December l2.h.-Preaching
bv Rev. W. G. STARR. u. D.. pastor at / a. NJ
subject, THE Era OF Doubt"; AT 1880 r. M.-'uo-
jecl, "a Life Worth Living" A cordial Invitation
all
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y EVER,

in tie history Of our estlbli,hment. have icInr' a
in nearly all kinds Of goods been mo.e absolute aal
sweeping than This season.
MONDAY, DECEMBER GIN,
will be another GRAND OPENING DAY with u..
when we will exhibit thousands If ,ariou. u.a
goods throughout all our departments.
The thorough advantages IN our recent puic,.. ..
VIII be given to our patrons.
Consult your interest, aud before sou prr.la.
elsewhere compare our prices.
Ia addition, we shall open new
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NE ty5 or THE Er

Tho CELSIUS supervisor OF the Phi,sdelphis
district has appointed two female erunerators.
Information has been received at Washing
ton by cable that The Ncaragusn Government
has granted liberal concession t, Americans
tor 90 International ship canal company.
President Hays and cabinet and Governor
General Lorne, Of Canada. will he Invited 10
attend the celebration Of the 2jOth anniversary
CT the settlement OF Bosloo. to take place Sep
tembtr IL.
Govrnor Fos!er. on Saturday received g
telegram from the sheriff of Waine c,upty. o..
asking for troops 10 keep down riot which hat
BEEN threatened by nearly 50) miners ia case
negroes employed 10 the mines were not dis
charged. Tie gcverncr bal authorized tht
uSo Of troops.
A. Saturdays session of tho Women.
Foreign Missionary S,ciely at Columbus, o..
the s-V' raj branches reported their total re
ceIpts for the past year are as follow New
Eoglsod branch, $l2 0l9; New York brarch
SIS lI4i Phladelphia branch, Sc 500; Bati.
more branch, $l2 G9G; Northwestern brsoch
SIG, 737, end Western branch, - Go.
Delegates 10 tho general NJ. Il. corfereuct
| occupied neatly all tic paplils ia Cincinnati
aud suburbs yesterday. At 4 p. M, BishoE
Simpson preached 10 Music Hall to S coo per
soIs on The Growth apd Triumph Of Christ
| labity, showing the tcolile of all Other sy5e ID
and ,helc ioadrq1sc7 to the ws5ts Of mcu, ant
pictured the tc.ievoGienis CT Christianity. hi
50 carried the sympathy CT lis hearers tina
Actin Wero mingled with spontaneous sp
nleu3a
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ESesEfHT yTSE-E.

lord Ms5cr Gray, OF Ddb'iu. says III, die.
trcts 10 lreaud .u1ot BIZ nit gated before uly.
Pals c2mrluOi-tS profo,o O demonstration
over the graves OF their Comrades who Isl. III
May. 1871.
4 Vicn5a dispatch to tho Londun Standard
says he Ait:nana liavs Issued q proclamation
declaring thor iodlp,td3rc'.
LII !'t,rGi c. 10 the proposed rrtjrc: 10 do
prn7a German free cittos OF their rights Priaco
5l>hartk sags 30 is tired to death because 81
lie G:posiiion OF tho llhcr!ia.
Tho Belgium Chamtc; of Deputies has pass
cd tina thll prolGD2ing tic operation Il ihs law
r5IstlHs to tho Treatment Of tureisncfs, - as To
ace, TIC $, If tho Jesu:s.
l. il officially dcDicd that tho Bef c ,cs & I'D
admiol-tral"n had ucws OF the E.st luni. diff
ceooy tho day oi'cT the anp9Ssi6iusman, of a spr
''us 10 In inc ....%lss of CoumOus.
no assassin Of GIL. COMMERCE. will not be
executed. Inc Car, in reply TO tho Sultan,
did not OF C. TO mnu.aliou Ct tho srn'sno
10 lnI risormfns loo life. ~ tho xscnLioa nigh
provoke rcb.li.oa.
Mr.. Gladstone has boen reel o.cl to pArlia
maDt from Midlothian. Sir Wm. q. Vernon
llnc1u.t has baen dtf.atrd for 70 alcction fro III
Oxford. Th. Qleea OF Enguad will probably
open Parliament 10 person Ga tho 20 h inst.
The erSalest alarm prevails 10 T.Ais in c,n-
stqueroo Of the discovery of locus. egss. Ua-
less they aro cXte minated before their fnal
development, o famine throushou tho Cauo.-
Gus Will DO inevitable.
A hail storm has devastated tho greater part
OF West Hungary. Almost al tho windows and
roofs OF houses in tho towns and VILLAGES wtro
destroyed, and viues, fruit tr 81 nod green corn
cTuihod to Tho Garth.
Maiano Moteska he's failed to attract gcol
houses ia her inlay Of Hearts Ease 10 Londcu.
The Prince of Wales attended tho Performance
end declared himself surprised and delighted.
lilo sent her a bouquet # cameI,s at The end
of tho third act.
Tho Havons Gtz,tte publishes the law for
tho abolition Of slavery 10 Cuba. which BE- C ,mcs
10 folc, from date, together with regulations
embracing cus hupdred ADD eight articles for
tho appl cation of tho law. Tho regulations
have been formulated by oder OF the governor
General. They have boon approved ty the
Council of Administration. but are sui ,ot to
tho approval of tho home government.
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FIRGENLA XEIES.

George Blrgapin, a we'll known merchant
nod public spirited citiz,n Of Richmcui. died
Saturday, sgsd GO years.
Arrangements ara being made for resuup-
lion Of operations at he works OF the Old DO.
mioion Iron and Nail Compsuy on BclIo Isle,
ltiohmood.
Tho republicans Of tho F.r,t congressional
district have called convention to meot al
TspDahsnnock on Wednesday, May &c, Tor the
purpose Of nominating candidate for CONGRESS.
A wooden building. formerly knowo as tho
G'aoge warehouse. in Dluvilla. recently rented
to j. Is. Poo, OF R:chmou for the storage Of
lcaf tobacco. was destroyed by IN lurcndiary 6rc
yesterday ncrainS at halt past > o'clock also
wooden building adiacRtt. belonging to j. s.
Wirsesd. of Greensboro, N. g., occupied bs
Murphy Il Co., groceries aud liquor storehcuse.
Samuel Crcxtou, VINO was sleeping 10 the war,
OIso building, persisted. and John DOES, q
fireman, IN attempting Cttxson's rc' cu,. aIs7
lost his hfe. MIR. Pacs lost yearly 220, 00C
pou0as OF laa! tG5sc,a. s. 4. lodoett & Go.
snd j. s. Robertson & Co. smatr lo!s. The
insurance 90 the properly amounts to Gto1i
SIS 900, bu! the losses arc greater.
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MONETARY AND COMMERrfn

J. q. usm5letcn s. Cos. Baltimore tnsr,;.,
circular of Saturday ssys: Virginia c,r..'
and 1910. have been the most active sfcn,;,I'
on our list during tho past week. Conso,s ,%s
from IS up 10 So. and lC-40, between s. Ard a.
Conaol coupons advanced to y aad 10. Dcon- -,
to IS. We have not changed our o5i1i,, ,l,~,
Virginia consols and 10 dos. snd still think ,b,.
they are good and cheap st pressr. fr,-,,
When the market becomes more active and 49,
depressing influence of bear market At No.
York is removed, wo look for highe, t,n,,'
for them.
The Delaware and Eulson Canal G, n,o,
have fixed the following prices for their i.%.
wanna coal for May: Furnace umu s. ~;
steamer lump 81; grate 81; ogy 81; Stove ~,
and chestnut ii. 1t IL delivered tree on ho,,I
at Weehawken, N. j. Tho company re.o,rt
the right to change the rates at any time e,ra,,
on contracts msdc prior 10 such varistor. w.
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PERSONAL,

From The society personals CT The Paris Figaro
we translate:
Among tho ladies to b. p,osonted at the Nav
lands Queen, Is the wifo of O. A. Stetefeldt the
emlnenL PrussiAn mineralogist and scientist
During his If, time tho fsther of this nolad in.
ventor WAS pastor, and devctsd friend Of the Duke
of Coberg-Golhs, brother Of The late PriLc1 Con.
Sort
Mme, S,etefoldt is an American; The hi,h
position, wealth and great popularity of her hui
band surrounds this hAndsome-typed southern
lady with the most cultured snd learned circles
OF Europe, which with her own intellectual a..
tslnmenLs and sparkling wit sho go worttiy
graces either in England, France CT Germany.
Her costume. among othors described for tho
court presentation, is one Of the most elegant
and tasteful. The material, OF palest blue satin
is richly embroidered with delicate threads OF
gold bullion. whils the over tr.o is magnificent
beyond description.
Attaches at the shoulders OF the low Gu. cor
esge and which, according to court regulstiors
must b. threo yards in length, is Of slightly
deeper shade Of blue velvet lined throughout
With richly embroidered white satin. The court
Gress il superb In tasteful selection, and enc of
tne most elegant sDd expensive ever fashioned
in Psrif, twenty hsnds being employed on tho
delicate bullion embroidery alone, which is q
marvel CT artistic work. The corasgo, With
mouliings OF point lace, is CT exquisite design,
and is held simply st the shoulders where at.
tsches also the train by diamond claspes. The
gloves. fsn aGd boots have bicu manufactured
in perfect keeping with tho dress. The nee k!ace
ana earrings of pearl, with the Engle hair orna-
ment & diamond spray holding tho :hroo wIit9
tips, (the number and color which every lady IL
required to wear TO prosentation .! cGurtl, COM
pluIe the costume"
SIS Withdrawing from tho presence cf He.
Royal Bighness must be accomplished with
backward steps. train of tbree yards is not GAS.
lily managed, and practice is specially given by
court officers appointed for the duty, while 9th
ers ii strucs the very low Row to DO made to
touch and kiss tho hard Of the nob:e wife, moth
or, and sovereign Qaten Of England A lady
once presented at Her Msjosty's court hiss tho
eEtre to all the court circles Of Europe.
We understand that Nina. SteLefedt intends
10 send snd present to the Smithsonian Institute
ST Washington tho entire outa! Of her cJurt pre-.
sentation dress.
paris, April %. 1880
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The fast that puzz es the ordinary democratic
voter is that there should be any cor ceivablc
doubt atou. tho acccptaIc, of tho presidential
n1mlnation by any one 70 whom it may be ten
deicd. The condition Of uncertainty is neccs.
ssrily conducive to ono of weakness, and why
democracy. should so act as to promote that
condition is hard for mcss people to uuderstnnd.
tie Certainly know, whether no can or Cannot
accept tho nomination, and it il as lite as he
c,n do t, announce his determination in that
respect at orc, and 10 such explicit ttrns ttat
thero Gao DO 20 possible danger OF m sunel-
nreia;lnl.
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ho had been defeated. AID before ho :s1 ng1ec3
to the presidential fraud, bewaei the fate OF
the poor negro under The rule If President Til
dep, OLic; also, another State Of the Moth,
manifests her autipatby 10 the negro, and rises
10 revolt against The LAWS 5tclusc Two buncrod
of bis rec, arc brought here from Virginia to
work in the mlcT. Ths white people Of tho
South hive al most al quail and 10 many sections
greater Dunbcr than their Own Ct c,lorsd
people living among and with them, and these
ooored people, as every Intelligent and fair
minded man kso9s. ere treated kiad'y AID
given as much lafm work IS they want with
liberal, or at any rate such wages as cln b. ST.
forded, and yet the ilti oduotitn Of two hundred
of tho i1to Obio produces n mob aid riot,
that necesstatc tho calling cut Of troops. aud
this, too, in Stale the people whereof demand
that the South shall not op'y aocord The negro
OWL and poit 'ci but a!s> social 'ql s!i'y. snd
some OF eb::c rcprr sautatircs ia CuGgress are in
favor ct ab2.;shi2g Wcs. Poiut tecsus, tic
cidcts refuse 10 as:tc!4.c t-miiiarly Ti.h c
c,lcscd student. 1t is f9rtu1a!o fyr ,hy demo
cratic candidate fer the ptxt presidency that
OAio is lot ooo & Inc Stu btrn States, fer such
aa fair as that in Wage county OF lhas State
il it had hapgoutd 10 tbo South, would have
been made tho Di4sLs q; increasing bis Opp
lcE: 5 s'.2cslh ia tn, North By thcussE:a o!
?HtIs
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probation.

Every intelligent American knows that til. re
never was, is not DOW. and never cau bo any 10
crs.!'y for this Government to have a Minister
accredited to Turkey. sni that the expense ti
90 there oea DO saved uittor. Guy resul;iag
Ios5, trouble or inooa9c3ica:>: ;riscy sTecart
withdrawal CT her Minister :tJm Washington
may DO tho raesus Of bringing tbs fact lrol,i-
nently before tho American people. and would
loduco ;lcr representatives in Congress, if they
were proper Representations. to move for Pr.
Mayusris recall! at once. 1t lsrepcrtcd that tina
Individual wants to ca'ne homo 10 tnko part ia
the Grant Campaign. iI9 should be allowed 10
DO 50 By oil meats. AID the opportunity he
avail, Vi 10 abolish The Mission. 10 thus al
ludlTg 10 Nf. Mayna!d We are reminded Shat
though au:U pii,ii raised il the lar Npr;h, 10 Was
So ptonnuruod il his u!Lta scutiern yops, 10.
tore tie Hpr. TIC, Epa.auu Hthcr!dso, q ua!!sc
Icunes 'can. vas WOE. to call lis rr3-s.aY:ry
scntlu1oua sway backed"
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Tho presidential gIes.i,n ia Mckee AZ.
assumed another aspect Goucfa! lsHE;i2
Meia. WAC Was Secretary Of War uaIcr Press
deu's Juarez and Lcrio. iay Eccu yIoc!si.ltd
Candidate. anil the p1TisGu, oi III, weeker
c.ut !atss a:c Il ,ckiu& to 5i4 supper. nr.si~
dot D..Z preserves 8 stlic. Geu;raty. !:a
dtcslc' tilz; tie ch9;o, ii thp nst;on shall DO
ia.ngara:cd prrslicu;. l. is san 5, Inns Tor
another revolution in cur sister republic
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Gao Ct II c eff. @ q Of The OK atrno, Of trades
uoion5 10 this country is tho alniott oniro aho-
Ii.lou Of the apprentice system and tho COZ.
sequent forced reliance Of many of tho trades
upon foreign iolrncymea. In talk With o
well kuown tailor 10 this city last week he To-
formed Us that With tho exception Of his owe
sons he did not know of single Ialor's sprrcn'
loe 10 The town, though 10 rtcoIchod wheD
there were large lumber of them. What is
true OF tic tailor is equally true Of NEST. il not
o! ALL the other trades.
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tic NV ok liersd IL one Of the nume!-
Gus yuTGals IN !ho couptry that believe he
Whitaker utI,jr TO have b2cu ''put up ipb, I"
hut tha' Inc op!y party engaged 10 i: WAS Whit
takor. The ilvtaI Is almost on tbs sp3t. ard
has Other uotq.aed facilities for discoveriny
facts up,n which t. base Conclusions, and its
rcut pub loston Of Photographic REPRESENTA-.
Ii DDS of the ltttcr If warLius Whitaker re-.
c-lvsd and OF his natural manu- cript exhibits
remark. be similarity tha. strikes 80 ordinary
observer at tho first glance. 30 mater how Oh,
tcore it may bo to tho experts. The result,
and thst legitimate ono. toe, Of most Of the
examinations 10 this country 10 which export
testimony. chemical az vol Is all other sorts.
has been taken, has been to produce the general
impression that such testimony is pretty much,
If not entirely humbug. and the Whitaker
case makes 20 exception TO the rule. Ninety.
ulne persons out Of hundred can sec tho r,
semblale that exists bolwcou tho wsrniog let
ter and Whittaker's chiroSraphy. bu! tho hun.
dretb tn,. who is 90 expert" by a theory 30
foe spun as to lie trunsparcnlly absurd 10
every body bat himself. vii attempt 10 prove
its impossibllity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-10
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY H. lSsr.
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