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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
PROPOSALS for laying asphaitum pave
Innnts re.nrfacing bLtmmlnOna paYement. ID Oh.
W.J.TWINING.
Major Of Engineers.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. L. :. LIFk-AvHG stk'IcE)
OFFICE Or GENERAL SCPEBLN IEADEAI,
~ /. l. /.


WASHINGTON. y. G, july ], lseO.
PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION OF q
4 LFFEHANING STATION.->ealed PrOposas VIII 20
received AZ office y o'clock. noOn % SATURDAY, hs
lTth OF July 1885, for tie construction VI NE safnS
staii0n 90 Amagansett L. l., NeW.NCrk
Bidders Will IN their proposals. tie tme Win Wici
they viii complete the building ami each bid mus
be accompanied by bond ia hssum Of g. with tyo god
ana sretles cOBdOBcl that he bidder shall inter
into contract without delay and give such bonds as see "
for the faithful performance thereof IA may be regur
his bid De deposit 81 $500 United rAios
currency bond, "a De reformed 40 he unsuccessful ~
der alter % TIE ana 20 he successful Id
der alter bond Tor the faithful peIfOmal, -
shall be approved b. Tie secretary ne
SPECIFICATIONS and plans and forms ~ proposal and Ioni
can De optau, Of CAPTAIN J. II. Meriy1uan L. = r. II, 30
10 Dro1d"ay, .w.Gork CITY Of II r Huntung supe N
of the Thrill lMe-~avng Disu1 I, brdgehaMpt
L. l.. New.York and upon application to ths Office.
All proposals. must be lndoisec Proposal ion TIE coasirua
ton OF fesaving station and addressed the General
suVernt ndent OF The United states le>ayiog seUlce
WASHINGTON, ID. O.
The night reject any al bids 10 waive defects 10
for the be interests OF tie Government TO do 20
Sd. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

A man who was suffering from boil on HE
face pertishy exclaimed, wish krew the best place
to have boil" to which his little qirl responded
Why papa tea kettle 10 the best place for boll
If DR.. Tanner succeeds in proving that man
can 1--we forty days without food poor girls VINO wont
marry because they are afraid they cannot support
husband will have excuse for remaining single
fPhtiadelphia Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
NEW-JERSEY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 1.-Two inter
estng of the state Teachers Association Of
NewJersey were held at HQh School Hall
to-day, in which Professor william N. Basin
ger, superintendent OF Public instruction ,
Professor /. f. Segado and Professor 8. c. Hayne Of
Newark, and State Superintendent Apgar took part.
This evening illustrated lecture was given to the
teachers at ST. Lukes Methodist Episcopal Church by
Professor Vim. j. Marskall, Of fitohburg, Mass. The
Convention Will come TO "a close tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Chicago Club defeated the Boston Club by
Of 10 10 3 al Chicago on Friday.
The Troy Club defeated the Buffalo Club ut Buffalo.
Saturday, by a score Of 8 tot.
Justs ThorDer has resigned the presidency of the Gin
ctnnati Base Ball Club.
The directors OF the Cincinnati Base Ball Club have
elected Nathan Henderson, president, vice Thorner
resigned.
The Cleveland and Worcester Clubs met at Cleveland,
Saturday and each club scored runs. Eleven innings
were play ed and the game called account Of
dar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
RoBBERLES At LONG BRANCH AND ASBURI
PARK.

AsBURT PARK, N. j., July THE bathing
houses at Loug Branch and this place have been the
scenes of number OF thefts during the past few days
gentleman at the Wess End. Long Branch, Monday
lost valuable gold watch and cham ana vell-flled
wallet, aud at ths place yesterday French physician
named Reniux had bis colo wateh, valued at $3.50
stoen from his bathlng-souse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
OHIO TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, July t. Tho Ohio
Teachers Association met at Lakewood to-day. Seven
hundred teachers were present. The morning session
was taken with the discussion OF Industrial cduca-
tion Professor @. W. Bennett OF Piqua. and Mrs. A. D.
Johnson, of Ayondae, made addresses the subject
The sesslon will continue two days longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.

MDpLEBURY,Vt, July TAT the commence
ment OF Niddlebury College to-day class OF twelve
graduated. The yaledictory was made by Ava c. Peck
Of Cavepdish, and the salutatory by Hazen NJ Parker
OF Peaoham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
Deputy QuaTterma,ter
PROPOSALS. FOR VETERINARY INSTRU-
4 MENIS, &C.
DEPOT QuAaTERMAsrERs oTLlcE(

NEM.AORG CITY. July j, 1850.
sEALED PROPOSALS. IN trDlcate subject 10 ths
p saturday, July 81 1889, 1t hon time and place
thoy Will De opened IN the presence Of bidders fOr furnishing
ami delivering at this Depot the foo@ing named Veterinary
Instruments, &c,
Fifty bal fOrceps so bone SMALL 100 catheters gum
styet; 100 corkscrewsi 80 dissecnng 10
line; loo tunnels, rubber 10 tunnels tin 50 sets oot
instruments 100 graduate glasses. giass 100 gra
glasses ass, mnim. % hobbies castings ~
homes 90 sets measures tin % mortars and pestes,
gewOod ware inch 30 mOrtars and pesues. wedge
wood nchi $500 needles. Loo
dies Tor wire sUturesi 100 piles so pocket
pete. 30 postmOrtem eases 50 probaugs. celuOdi 30
phycals saoae so scales and Weshts presc pioni
30 and weights shop so scissors onyei 80 sor
straAht 90 sings suspenlng 100 spltnas, 5nch no
spatu'as. lnch 90 s2ecaums, mouthi 100 Sr
inges' hpodermlc; 100 syrnses rubber osI
ber - 90 thermometers clinical 80 rs; 20
tooth forceUs large 30 tooth fOrceps small tooth
30 acheotomy tubes self etaning so rephiues %
ometers OJ packages paper htefng round 10 Inch 2V
silk hgalnre 90 copies OF the " Farmers Veterinary Adj
wiser by Professor Law, and 90 copies Pnamacy," by
Professor Parrish.
Bidders will the price which they VIII each
article ana when they viii commence wheI comp ne
delivery Of the articles which bid The lnsmeuts.
sealed standard samples al tins depot which bidders viii DO
permitted to
Proposals quantities less than required b
received The right is reserved Ia reject al bids Pref
will be given articles OF eOud
tons of price and quality beng equal
Blank proposals. and other Information that DE 10
sired win be furnished application to this ONCE
Proposals be ndorsed Proposals Veterinary In
struments &C." and addressed 20 the undersigned.
j. G. EAsTON, colonel, L. : A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

French summoned the clerk aud called the Board TO
order adiourniug 1t Immediately, as only he hi,nse
and Commissioning Nichols were present Inc boalu
will meet at 1890 O'Clock to-day.
Duridg the papers we're served On the Cominls
sonsrs and the Superintendent OF the Department, IN
suit brought in the Superior Court for the purpose OF
restraining the Board from recognizing General smith,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

nels granted First Lieutenant Frank 7. Adams 9Th n
fautry January 3d. $780, has further extended sx
months, on account OF sickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
DrcpC5als.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
Army Building, sew. York. June ~, 1850
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBOR All

Army Building, sew York, June ~ lss9
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBOR AT
4 CHARLESTON, 3 g.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. addIessei 70 me m
dersgned win received Office un IL GcO NOM
on Monday The 1911 day OF July, 1880 at wen ums and
place they viii be Ia the presence o. Ohder @ ur
iishng and placing the North Jey IN h@reston haror
twenty thousand 100000 cubic yards Oi npisg stone
SpecncatlOns to bidders, ana Olanksor pro
posals Ob AIMED this Office or IRON taltAn j.
Post Corps OF Engineers Charleston g. - on appalA "
intending bidders. .,-., %. -.
PROPOSALS for laying asphaitum pave
mepts and resurfacing btuminOus payementS IN tAs
cities OF Washington and Georgetown.
ENGINEER DEpARfNRST,
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, June s. 1880.
Br direction OF the Board Commissioners, sealed pro-
pOals Will received at this Oce unti l20ciock ~ q
hursday July 10, 1880 for laying asphatu paveI1 MS ADD
Tesurflcing Cd ntuminOus payemcns upon various
streets the ciies Of Washington and Georgetown
proposals ana specinatOns can De oDtae1
NJ this office with an necessary Information upon appc TOO
Therefore upon these forms will alone De cOnsdefe
The right reserved reject any all bids " plTa
Of bids, 49, ,,.,,.,,.,
Major Of Engineers.
Engineer COmmissIOncr y. @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
rVO MANUFAC rVRRRS nj GAS PIyTVRES,

Il NEW CAPIrOL,-OfP o. IhK SUrggNrgNDKNs
ALBANY n " June %, SNOSeslei proposals vii be- ~
ceved at tsis Office where oposl bahEs pccnl
until IL OcOc& uo1h Ihs iAy july 81 lSSl furpis
lug Gas Fixtures for the TX enuve Chamber The room 81 w
President y The S,utlC aid committee In tle sou.
secOn OF the huiling IN b furnished dccori
vita plans ana speclheatOls g. be seen az ths
oihc AID arr TO be coupieci pat up by December
1870
Zach bad mas DC noosei ia snNeOpe addressed % "a;
undcraiSnrs. in!orsal fVp0sN ga flxtue-, abJ
hr bonds Fc-it hts
the tat, ~ NcN haik. aNh 10 tV S5tNO csie
surccS rr' - >arsntCc tat .hr u W. ic ess
iracl II a aNarct 10 Them. and Hil pifpm he sss.s
AihiAi IN at ni" With tn pan, aad sptlasao o. %.
The rlght Is Reserved Tor taV superintendent, Win tit ~
OF the NON caption risSinu q ric an W :.
bids. and ai,r cn rc, Is iaie dtollrc al ~
tract forfeited whvnty thvi ugtncut 4, s pOl Oeas
periVrlned ior Tie ntrroS % the >ia,v.
JAMES W EATON,
9uptiin;end, ut Now Nslilss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
DROPOSALS ROE CONSTRUCTION Ol

n
OFgICE OF ChWF QUARrFRNAsTER. DEPARTMENT oP THR I
EAST GovtRNOKs lsLASD. \. \. II, July ) ls8O5
Sealed proposals. In tplcate, al" DE- received az The once
OF the Undersigned Un rad O'Clock p H. on the seventh
August lsSO, at which time and they viii W
bidders. for tie Of
twenyIom De hospital ~ Sort Columbus Governors IsL
ami Y H.. ln corlncc with plans ana sirclnCAOEs
which can be seen It tie Oite ~ tie Undersigned
one u this advertisement should DO securely ATTACHED
tupcate proposal, and De mentioned therein
pr sing part % III.
Blanks Tor proposals. instructors Tor bidders, &C, can 10
oh 8iuel at this Vhce
Proposals must be ACCOMPANIED by bond with two snrit
~ The $500 proposal not accompanied by such
vii considered Proposals should be iDcOsed IN
seled marked Proposals for ting H0spt
the Chief Quartermas Department
OF The Last. Governors Island y. Y. h.
The UneI states reserves the right to reject all
proposals. ALEA. J. Fkkkh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08
no GARNET MAKERS CAPITOL

L MANENN,-NEW IAII
Il OFFICE OF TIP SUPERINTENDENT. Albany, y. Y. June
% lsSO-Sealed proposals will received Office
(whcTe propCs l blanks DO pOeured until II ocioek
Thursday, July 30 1880 furnishing for
the Executive chamber the room Of the President Of hs
DuiGing. said Furniture Is DO aeeoidsnce villa
plans and specifications b. be office 10
DO completed and de verei by December l. 1850
Each bid mu De ncOsed envelope addressed the
undersigned Endorsed Proposal for Furniture"
empahed by bonds OF TWO suTees residents OF the
OF NewYOrk, each TO the amount OF $1,000 said
that the bidders will contract
is awarded TO them, and will perform the faithfully
accordance with the plans and specifications. The night
for the superintendent with the The
New Capitol Commission toreect all bids. and alter
contract is entered into declare said forfeited
Whenever their Judgment II Is not be performed
interest Of the state. JAMES " EATON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

Il THE PERINrINDENT-A y. v. June 80, lss.-
Sealed propo als will he this office proposal
blanks can be procured untl IL O'clock THURSDAY JAY
% 1880 fol carving the woodwork OF the ceiling of
ate chanOer IN this building The carving Is BE- done "
accordance with pans ami peoiaca ~
this once, and l. To be completed by october 1885,
Each bid must he nclosed envelope addressed ts
undersgt Endorsed" Proposal tor Carving" and must
accompanied by bonds OF two surees the Sta
OF each TO the amount II IS OOO said s
TO guarantee that the BADGERS viii contract MIS-
awarded to Them and VIII perform the faithfully n 40
cordaDoo with the pi las and specifications The ght
we'd Tor The superintendent With the oiihs
New Capto Commission, TO reject any al bids amt after
entered into, to declare ioclcA
Whenever IN heir judgment not being performed for ne
interest Of the state
JAMES W. EATON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-08

gests that The whole matter be referred TO the
Corporation Counsel until get his opinion
duty IN the premises. All have in view is faithful
discharge of my duty Tho public interests cannot
suffer b. brief delay"
General Smith said, apparently q little yexed; l
came here with order from the court which de-
cares that the action OF my removal null and void
did not expect that would need resolution of the
Board to restore my rights when came to act In
pursuance OF that order as a Commissioner"
President French expressed the opinion that the Board
must recognize General Smith, aud that TO refer tho
matter TO the Corporation Counsel, who had already
acted upon It, would be good deal like Jury referring
a case to the prosecuting attorney.
The STRUGGLE POSTPONED.
Commissioner Voorhis 80 The question is; Has the
Board the right 70 dispossessi"
"That Is 1t, exactly said Commissioner Mason and
confined his argument in favor OF referring the question
OF Mr. Smiths recognition The Generals counsel, who
had been invited by Mr. French to mako any remarks
they might choose silent having declined the invita-
ton. The motion to refer was lost by tie vote. Com
missioners Mason and Yoorhis voting together
Mr. French remarked that the Board In Mr.. MacIeans
case had established preced and that its action
Stood Mr. MacIean having failed his efforts TO upset
"I SHALL" replied Mr. yoorhis consider IL my duty
forced TO retire by authority am bound reoos-
MICE"
The Commissioners sat looking at each other In silence
for few moments while Mr. voorhis glanced from one
to another. Mr.. FfenoA fpsuy moved q feoess. The
SSR cas. 4e5s Son.a
Sing" said Commits sioner voorbs 70 Friend, as they
ssS sms i rsSs xscs "a. ssss
lasted nfteen minhtes was prolonged for hours while
coupse! game and went
and rumors Of inupctons and mandamusss OF ali sors
new around the bunding. At O'Clock Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02
Tho Boston Herald says:

Nobody but an idiot. moved by partisan
rage or the Eecessity for bread aud butter, would
daro accuse either Garfield or Harc,ck of di.-
honesty"
And yet congressional committee r. ported
as follows:
''Ibe facts 10 regard to Mr.. CART Id, % foutd
by the committee, are tina. he agreed with Mr..
Ames to take ten shares of Crsdi. MobiIicr
stock, but did 70: pay for the same. MIR.
Anes received the so per cant. dividend in
bonds and sold them for 81 per c.nt., snd also
received the 60 per cent cash dividend, which
together with the price CT tho stock and interest
lett balance of 1929. This sum wss paid over
to MIR. Garfield by check on the Sergeant ct
Arms, and Mr. Garfield then understood this
sum was tho balance Of dividends altar paying
t)r the stock"
Now, that the members of this Committee
may have bsen idiots, moved by partisan rage
or the necessity for bread and butter, NO don't
deny, but that majority of them was composed
Of not only political but personal friends of Mr..
Garfield is 90 assertion the truth of which not
oven Mr.. Garfield vii attempt to conlrovert.
But 10 matter how wrong the Herald may b.,
as regards Mr.. Garfield, it is uLqueslionaby
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

Mr.. George William Curtis, the great patriot
ard civil service rcfcrner, who couldn't stand
GRAFT and Cotklirg becaus, they maGo the ro-
quirements Ct psrty dominate those ofcouutry,
now. uHmin6ful Ct tho fact that Ct tho Two
candidate, for tho Ercsidc1cy, cnc is sectional
aad quietly resting urdcr charges most damag
Jag 10 lis reputation fer honesty snd prebty,
brought against him, too, by bis own party
and the other, national ore, without fear and
without reproach, supports the former, ard ad-
viscs all tho So called northern Independents 10
follow his example. His advice. howcvtr, it is
probable. will b, lhrowa away. for tho iudo
pondents orc gontr lily hose who try t. get Oh
the Hiropg side, and Mr.. Curtis. for somo years
pas!, has Teen mskirg desperate cttenp 8 to get
on that ed, bu: la' "a Id signally 10 every 10
aarp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02
US or TEE UHR.

OrlS7 deaths 10 New York city for the "a
hours ended at GOOD yesterday, - we're dire ely
oIussd By excessive heat.
Dr.. Tanner, up to two o'cltck yesterday az
trrnoon had completed II hours of his feat 10
New York CT fasting 40 days.
The republican national committee met in
New York yesterday, but the special committee
on organization rot being ready to report, tho
conmittc adjourned until to dag.
Six precious boys. whose ages rang" from
SIX to nine years. Sre i, GU. tody 10 BJstc n
charged with entering s.oro ahd cirrying eff
property valued at $50.
Gan. Glr6eld and Gan. Hancock arc both to
be invited to b prcsen. in Boston OF tho oele-
braton of lis two hundred aud 6ftisth anniVcr.
sary. 60 tho l7th Of September next,
The public deb statement issued yesterday.
shows decress, for tho month of Juue of
$l02l4 ,424 81. which irclu1c5 $S,375 934
fractional currcucy estimated 10 be lest or de-
stroyed.
The Irish revolutionary convention, which
has been 10 session at Philadelphia several
days. adjourned yesterday. A revolutionary
board Of directors Was elcc:ed, and AZ cd lress
ito the friends fliberty everywhere" prepared.
A iii 10 equity ives &c ! 10 tho Uni Cd States
Circuit Court ct Philadelphia yesterday
for a foreclosure Of the 100000. 900 general
mortgage loan issued by the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad company 10 1874.
Letters Of administration Oh the estate tf tho
late George Opd!ke, tx.Mayor and banker, Of
Now Yolk, were applied for yesterday. Per
sonality was sworn to es 81 200, 900. The
widow renduoces her right to the letters.
oh.ll To-
10 the York S rect station house, Brooklyn.
committed suicide yesterday By hanging her
self to the Cell door with strip torn from hor
shawl.
The Penrs} lgayii railroad company has pre-.
psred new schedule 10 csrry passengers from
Richmond. Va, to Plttsburg 10 sixteen hours,
10 Cincinnsti in twcn'y-scv,n hours AID to Chi,
caQo 10 twenty nioo hours.
Mr.. Caroline Breim 10. who recently rrcN.
cred a jItgnen Of s. $500 damages 10 Brock.
yn for tho Inss Of hcr husban' affections against
The widow PsascN, compr missed the cas- during
The ahse, C Of her l:wyrr, received $50, and
dis,rplslo'.
a sweet little Gil GUY els hf"no months old
was f,uud il FrabkIia Square, Philadelphia. on
Wednesday. abandoned py its mother. 1t was
yrg ss'ocp uudCr Al umbrella thtt had been
raised to proico: j: irnm tho sun. Il rnrsiug
bottle aud pseksg" Of q .tirg ;grro iound iy-
Jog b:sld, it.
rno two hun lfudth enniv rs1ty OF tho insli.
'u;iun Ct tho Order Of Christian Brothers By
JOAN Bept;ate do Lssslo IVES Celebrated in New
York, y s'orday. ty 8, LIMA poutifcil high lass
at st. patIck's Cathedral. Cardinal Mo
Glo ky presided With b shop MaNmrny, Of
Albany cclcbrapt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02
s.7RGES-F.7 NEWS.

The Farmvillc Mercury hos changed its form
from folio to q1srto.
The population of Loesburg. by The new c,u-
sus, will loot up etout 9. 900.
Mr.. VIM. q. Shaver died vers suddenly ct
bis home near Waterford, LEU iouo county, on
Monday evening.
Hugh w. Shetfer, Ct SFaultou, hiss had tho
deRrao 81 ID, cor OF L,Ts c3nicrTed upon him
by Yale College.
Di. L. II. Smith, Of Dinsiidic c)unly. has
been appoirtsd Unitsd Statea oonul at Naples
Mr. Smith is the i.thes Of Hon. }. Amber
Smith.
MIR. Geo. Hunter. living about Two miles
poHheas. Of Lewis5urg, hts q two gears old
hefer that gives from gallon 10 O gallon ard
a-half Of milk two, a d,Y. and has rHvAr had
a c.E.
Tic board Of visitors Ct tho Eirgllia Military
destitute have arpciatcd ten S hte cadets from
districts ard orc cldtt at Large. They have aso
reips'ated nino ct tho twenty seven cadets *
peElsd in L, bluafy for insubo.d i5ation.
Another siorn with rain and hail pEss j over
Dinri 10 end vicirctv vrste,d ~, unroofiug tho
tobi coo fc,orics Of L. y. Burtcn 4 Co.. aud
I. 9. Williams & Co., and several other build.
considerably.
At the University OF Virginia, yesterday. CIR
ti6cltes Of proficiency aid diplomas wcro d sri
buted and tcidcnic and prof, .ionaI degrees
conlr:ed, elicr which Captsin j. Ii. Cham.
bcrlayne. of the Richmond State, delivered The
annual address before tho alumai assoti.tion.
The commencement Festivities closed last night
with ball.
lho grsud Jury Of uenric) county, yesterday,
| failed TO iod trnc bill ngains. CuloDel Thomas
Smith and Mr.. w. q. Fam, tho pliscipals 10
the late duel, but made ple5entment against
Mr.. j. 3. Walters. enc Of the seconds, for oar.
ryins challenge sud aiding end a5ating 10
said duel. After the irdic!mo was made Mr..
Walters appeared boIor1 tho court. end was
boilcd in the sum Of $500 for bis Appearance at
tho next term. Sitc, tho prand jury failed to
prescn Cuorel Smith and Mr. liam, the w,r.
rants which had bcca issued for their arrest
vi DO withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

The female sufragiss made attacks upon tho
Jude ary Committees of both houses of Coo
Gress at tho last session, and upon the rcpub!i-
can. the ereenback, and tho democratic na'ipnal
conventions, but on Done Of them mad any az.
precablc Impression. The fact is that women
to gain their ends, must have either Wit, beauty
or wealth, and as but tew OF those among them
who want the privilege of voting ore posse SC !
fei'her Of lho'e r'quile nonts, their c:anc =
of tbtaltiog it are but small Indeed. especially
when the vast mhj ,rity Of tho sex arc ooutcnt to
1.-Two whou! the Enjoyment OF ary such rrisi-
lego.
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Mothers MOfherS!! Moflers,,,

Are you disturbed st night and broken Of your
ro't BY sick child suffering and CRYING with the
excrucistirg pain of cutting toe,h ESQ, gls
once and got bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'si
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon il;
there ia no mistake about il. There is not \
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tina
bowels, and give res! to tho mother, aad relief
and health to the child. operating like usgic
1t is perfectly safe to- use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the tasto and is the prescription of ono OF
the Oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle. Mono genuine IN.
leiss the facsimile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty Ave cents bottle. Beware of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-02

Whitaker has been convicted of an assault
co himself aud Of perjury, and has been found
deficient 10 his studies and recommended for
dismissal, but because General Sehcfold com-
plimented tho West Poins cadets for tic manly
course they pursued in their treatment Of the
i0u'ts offered them by Wbittaker's counsel, it
is reported that he is to b, removed from that
post. When e ,noral Hancock bt tonnes Ptesi.
dent such an act of gross irjusios will b, i'm
possible,