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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11
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Saa.e C.lr:. CuJ?, Wa shaker BY az caEth
~ AXE yesterday.
The suppression Of tue D-sau icsati, Il at the
Vatican is an accomplished &c,
The Jesui:s CT P0ioi.rs. Frarct, have pur-
chased buliicg oa the lslaLd OF jersey ior q
boys SEMINAR.
John ". Foster. the Amn;c!a mioistcr, YVES
rrcScui st Il c :iGG! cb>tqIilg OF TIC Euptcss
Of Russia q! 4s:E;r.u'o,sI fortress yesterday.
The P.us,ian rar.iausLt4:y committee o. the
church bill A2y3 rejected the wACle measure by
Is to- S.
The Der,in corircuc:. blgnLiug next We'd
nesdsy, will las: b ~. tWo weeks, when tech
mic comui. sloD will probably visit the Greek
frontier.
Co. PeshkotI, tho 'cldtr CT tho ncR cyar"
Gecal movement IN Russia has at the ics'aoo!
Of the Holy Synod, been ordered to qlit Russia
forthwith.
At last acccu2!a a cIiss existed ID the ar
gantinc Confederation. y presidential cltc ion
was about n fake liNc',sp1 prcc sutiocs sgrost
an outbreak We're h,ipS taken. The cry ol
Arco, Peru has been captured by the ChiIians.
No:ic, viii I've r.r!n in the House of Com
mors sh0r;'y Ct q molioo condcmnetory OF the
proposed mobum nj in Westminster Abbey 10
tho late l'.i'c &C Imperial Eugnc Louis Napo-
leon.
la the british lionsa al Commons yesterday
it arpragri that tac Gladstone rOcy II regard
to A!phan,Stmu y 10 CvtcuatG Enhul and With
draw tbs Br,n>h iCrcjs 20 Gandamnk and
Shutacnrdan Pass As quickly AID quietly ~ pcs
siblc. lOtrtsrrI.cs wih indrrcGdcn. tribes ia
SGnlh Ahica wl be discontinued. Il il PRO
posed to Gn.rea>c the revenue duty on French
vines am: abolish. the tax on Iuali, and levy III
st, al "a * On beer. a1d Increase ty p2ury the
iLcniru tag. Mr.. G.ds one stated th.t tht
Condition. ti incau iin4Lc IS Rendered it Iects
sary to provide Tor a large snrpIua Ia tho sap
ulemcEiRrI CS. lin.trA
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yFRsl-S ar TnE USr

Tho illinois State democratic convention yc,.
tcrdsy nominated Hon. L5man TrunbulI for
governor, acd chose an auti.filGea delegation
10 the Cincinnati convention.
The gree5bsci; convention, 10 session a! Chi.
cago. yesterday, adopted a Platform dc3ouoc
ing toldbo'ders and demanding tho aboli,ion
Of uatloual banks aad tho Burlingamo treaty
The nomination Of carlidstes for President OF
the | oited StafNs was hen called. Colorado put
10 nomination }. b. Weaver, of Iowa; Illinois
nominated AItx. CampbaII, of IIllnoi-; lulaoa
put 10 nomination Bslj. +. Butlcr, OF Massa-
chusct'F, whcso name vas greeted with che. r.
aud n cry 0! 'Spuops."
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CG<YG EEssF1TqE ra9rg39..,.Ga
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

according 10 the tg7eGmtn. made ycs.crdsy
the House In uotistc'y, sil,r The readios Of
tie Journal, proceeded to tie consideration Of
the Senate bill regulating The sppoinI ncnt and
psy Ct deputy marsta!s.
NJ. Keller, O! Oa!o. opcted ,ha G.b.te.
Bad as the till was, IS great sham as i was he
c3DsiItrc1 Ii 9 matter Il ooueratu!atioo that i,
was b,rc to Gay. 1t was cspi c.alIy matter OF
cJpgratu ation 10 tho democratic partv that il
brought forth bill which TGs intended 10 re-
c)gL;z, the )tsiIuiousl power Of tho UoiteI
States to etloic, lis lass and preserve order
or ei,c!!ln days. Bu. nevertheless it was a
sha;I-lrtcldcd to Be passed for the purpose
# cv.r.u'lrg instead Ct iulr,v!ng the el,c ion
laEs
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Outrage.

NEW YORK Juno II "A repot was nc ado to
The police thus morning OF All outrageous NJ.
ssult upon Agatha EocKrell, tWelv- years old, 3
school girl. IN the woods near South Ford am
in tho snnexed district, By an unknown tramp
The girl was knocked down, struck several
where the rnili an. with jack-knife, cut from
her head, close 10 the scslp, her curly hair sThe
noiso of a person approaching Heightened The
fellow from the commission OF wurse crime
The population turned out On masse in pursuit
of the tramp, but no made good his escape.
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Mr. Don Cameron must be in pornl, KIN,
doubt about tho exact color of the hair of his
heal tor he shii Just as sure as his hair was
red, 50 sure was he that General Grant would
be nominated
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Mr. Garfield sworc on tho B5,c, from which
he formerly prcGchcd, that be nevr had any
lot or part in tho Credit Mobelicr fraud, and
Yet his own hand writing and Cakes Amcs' 5
fatal memorandum book proved that no had.
and tho republican Investigating committee, Of
which that staunch republican. Judge Poland.
was chairman, had to report that while it SYM
pathizcd with Mr.. Garfield it could not ac1uit
h III OF comtlIcity 10 that fraud. Now The
question arises whether tho American people
have Tcached that point whoro man who will,
As proved, falsely swear. can BIO elevated to tho
presidency? We don't think they have.
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Tho principle of district instead 0! State
representation having been adopted by tho
Chicago convention. and the revived talk about
choosing electors 10 Now York by districts, will
tend to uusct!c public confdorc, 10 tho prcsi
Dental electors Of both partics. M presidential
ccctor has yet deceived the people who elected
him. but times havo changed and men with
them. and the men political rarties now select
Tor presidential electors arc not tho sort that
wcrc formerly chosen. For man Instructed
to vote Tor one ticket to cast his ballot for the
othcr would not DO as surprising now as it would
havo been some years since.
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favorable sign fer tho democrats ls. tha.
though many Of them hava their respective
taV"r'tts among the candidates for the Cinclu-
nall nomination, mono OF them ancm 50 pro-
]ddiccd al to want to impose that iavorito upon
90 unwilling majority. They all seem disposed
tomake personal preferences subacrvient to their
party interests. and to bo really intent upon
sell clog tho strongest az we'll as tha best ticket
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A famous rimirk OF General Grant IL that
when thu democrats arc nst on the eva al nt
tanning suc,'sa they arc gully Of s0mo foolish
ncss by Whlah they moet with defeat. Surely
the present emergency is too great to permit
them 10 risk any thing that could by any posi-
bHry lend to substantial the Generals asscr
tor
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MIR. tonklIDg's prophcsiss that Mr.. Garfield
Will carry New York by fifty thousand ma i,riIy.
but he's taIso prophet. becaus, he assured
The c)untry that Gen. Grant would be ncmi-
mated at Chicago.
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ooc hurd:ed add fly aol,:s il ad::;os f,n.
Tx on Inc ASSESSED 7aiuc Of their pr3leTlr,
40. C1 every ucchasta!cd cxpF. 5: ion,n,,c
OF person or h:m Gol1g az express bd,irn.. ~
me city ether han such ubrgca! it s,,tion {. -
fifteen dolIsrs. '':H ~
Al. Va every livtr7 stable Fly do..or:, s,a
for etc6 stall therein twenty. 6ss c,ots, "A
4o. On every person kcepiog a1y house e. II,
OF yafo lor stoilng goods, wares, mtlcharC;.n
wood or cosl, lime, salt, eucuo or such Ike cr,,
uodltles Tor compensation, ten collars,
AZ. va every bill poster. ten dollars.
50. va every mae Gog, one d.lar.
81. Va every female deg, one dollar end Gi,,
cents. N"'
81. Ga every license to pcls,n, or firm "a
Keep Tor compensation ary house, yard or IA,
as shooting gallery, tho tx shall be i've tNI
ais per week. wv
50. For every licaiso 90 a ltur horse om,i.
bus or wagon. whether used for hir. rr not len
dtlIais. WI
"a % every Ec,psc on o two horse onribu,
used Tor hire or otherwise, eight dollars.
55. Two horso wagoa. four dollars.
DO. O1e horse c'rt wagon. buggy or other
vehicle Of the Ike kind. two do lrs.
81 Va tw, horse heck or c:r,a.c, (our
dollars. But this shall not apply to Ec,r,,J
livery stable keeper.
s. "a every hcarsc, ter lnars.
80. Va every person seliag upon the pnbi,.
streets any patent m>dioires. pa.cnt rights r.
cupts prt scrlptions, or any drug or articl, Of
aby KIDD or description. whatsoever, there shall
b tax oil one dollar per day or five dollars rrr
wetk.
GO. On every packer and shipper Of oysters
lhero shall be tax ct tiictn dollars.
tl. All persons 0Vrning or hiring h0Is.s a,,i
vehicles anti who make any charge for hsuilsr
their own merchandise, or The merchar lis, {,
others. shall be liable TO tn Ii3nu,e tax Ct .v,
dl mrs on horses hpd vahicrs,
All rersous emblfc!d ia this o;!aar,,, At,
rtq lireh TO make returns 10 The Commissioner
OF the Revenue at his Office in tho market hu,i.t
leg. tic shall assess the lioenso tax charrc,nL,
| IN this ordnance. and shall furnish fo tLn
| Mayor, the Auditor. and the Finauo, Commits
tee the detailed amount CT the assessment mai,
| on EcAhse, the namn Of tho pr1sIn or firm, aLt
| the period Tor which said license is issued to
each, and shall duly Certify the samo "a oath.
| The said amount of tax shall bo paid 70 the
Mayor before ho shall iI>ua Tho IIccusc, ana All
licenses shall stale the pmCuat ass, sitl AID pail
| Tor tho privilege to ba exercised, and for what
H,1snno 8, All ho ,r'; y 'a''i"'"It u inv
S I;, w 10y !" c'''ec' OF tue r'rE
,ah'k NV ''''se q ice OF nifty cents lar etch
Iic2cse. Nhero hcohSsa Tor two or mtrJ HI
c'es o! tho samo kind arc i>sual, orly fee q
| fifty cents shall be ciirset. Tho liars, =,
| icro tho lOth d.y # univ lss0 ,nl sho,, l.
| payable oulg 10 void or s. rcr amin or III, 4
States treasury notes, ,r National Rank rn,,s
aud
Any pe.s,n who shall cusasc ir. r. ,x,;c;.,
auy tu3inlsl. omplo,mcpt or rroi,. SION w,,h,,,
81 80. l.. 49, '''' ''' !" ,'
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Suicides.

New YORK. juno il.-Mrs. VIM. Est
wood. wife OF "A compcstor in tho Times office,
cnmmltted suede last evening bv jumping from
Pav1nla Ferry boat into thu river She had
passed tic day with some friends in New Jer-
sey. hacing with her her two children. ono n
babe aud tie other hey fvo years old. She
was son 10 kliI Ihcm Lrnherly while on the
boat. giIlug her pocket book to the boy nj d
shortly hiLGIwirt ~ leave them nod hasten TO
tho end OF the boat, whence the fl log her,
sGll into the stream. No Cause has been as
signed for The acl.
New York, jun ll.-S,nuel Food, a
c1IorGd sailor IrJm Philadelphia, committed
suicide tina morning By throwing himself 10
front ct a hcavr lalen truck on broadway, tho
WhcelI Of tho vchiClo pas,ing over hia nrck,
nearly stv-rirr the head from tho body. Geo.
Grand, The dr,v.r ot tho tluck, WAS arrested,
but paro!cd to await tho iru lest.
SOME CT AETEIUn'S TESTIM0NIALa.-"You
hava made tho custom tous, centric of mart.
san political marasement. "-lR. Is. Hayes, to
COlla,t ArIhGr. January 81, 1879
with deep s"rso Il my obligations uadcr
tho Cons!itu lon. regard i. IS my plain duty
to suspend you 10 order that the tfic, NAV he
honestly Administered. VI r h. Hayes t, Col.
Ice or Arthur, Jauulr9 81, 1879.
"Gro:s atuscs of administration have con-
tiurcd and decreased duflDg your incoming p"
John ShcrmautO Coll, cor Arthur, JAtuuy
81, 1879.
Persons have been regularly paid by you
who have rendered Iitlo or no service, tho ex.
penses Of our offc, have decreased, while its
receipts have diminished. Brides, or qra!ui,ics
in tho shape Of brides have been re-
celved By your suborduatcs 10 several brarc os
OF tho Custom hNnsc, AID ytu have in 90 ease
supported tho ,tfJrt 10 CORRECT these abuses. -
iSecretary Sherman to Coil. C or Arthur, Jan,
uary 81, 1879.
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GARFIELD'S SERMoNs.-Oo Of Garfield 4
constituents who often heard his sermons says
Garfield was accustomed to preach occasional.
~, although his sermons wero rather of the no.
tore of geological lectures as applied to theology,
than anything else. lilo was always primed Tor
slectura at any time on any subject. but it was
10 political speeches that he delighted most"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

COMPRESSED AIR ENGINE.-Tbc London
Tines OF the 9th ut. gav, highly favorable
account OF recent tess mado CT tho Beaumont
compressed air cncinc ard its running capacity.
The construction of this motor is based upon
tho principle CT msking available the entire
power stored up in compress air, no matter
how high the pressure is raised. Tho sir il
COMPRESSED Ia reservoir until the pressure
| reaches one thousand pounds to the sausrc ZACH
and is then admitted into successive cylinders
haVlog different areas, commencing With the
| sma lest, provision beiug mods By which, es tho
pressure falls into the reservoir. the copsump-
! ton OF air c'n b, Increased. The full elastic
and EXPANSIVE forco CT air is thus UTILIZED lust
as the lull energy OF the vapcr Of stcam is
| utilized 10 the compound steam engine. The
| Chief prospective value of the mechine is it's
application to tramWays ADD short RAILWAYS.
| though the cost of its production aud opera
| ton is not yet fully known. Experiments
establish the tacs that ono of these ereiocs
| weighing about ten and half tons, will make q
lun of twenty miles with ono charge of air and
one is reported TO have hauled over twenty tons
eleven miles at good speed for email rail
ways. with single charge. Aninvslusb.a Tea
lure OF the invention is ihst its running is almost
perfectly noiseiess; so that il can ba used for
city railways with fsr less discomfort tho pub.
lie than steam locomotives. There can bs no
6oub! says the Times. that the engine 50 far
has Woke satisfactorily, and there can DO no
doubt that the new pattern engine, which We
Understand will b. soon running Oh tina Edin
bursh and Portobelio Trsnway, will prove as
successful" The perrecling Of such q IL como
tvs for general en- our eli vsted roads to SUI.
| persede steam is worthy of our best engineering
skill. and the publ c would bs not y little re
jolc q to sce thtss other n0isoless locomotives.
without dangerous sharks or ashes, t.kO tho
place e slesm.-N. \ Herald.
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w: W. Welsh. of Clarke county, committed
suicide last week by shooting himself 10 the
head with pistol. His brain had been dis
ordered for some time.
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DIED.

In Washington, June 9th, 1850. at S u co,k E.
OF psraly sic of tho brain, rs ANN At
WE'LL, in Tho 18th year Of her age, formerly of
lnis city. but for the iast Is years Il resdrn, 81
Washington.
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Execution.

hRANTFoRD, CANADA. juno ll.-"Fish
Carrier, the Indian wife murderer. was hanged
st s o'clock this morning in the Jail vard.
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National Democratic aon,u,,,ee

National Democratic Committee,
NEW York. June ll.-rho following call
was issued to day:
"A meeting of the National Democratic
Committee will be held at tho Grand Hotel,
Cincinnati, on Monday, June 81, at twelve
@ clock 20.
(Slgned,) "FREDERICK o. PRINCE.
Secretary Democratic National Committee,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1880.

1t really seems as if the Chicago convention
was so alarmed at the trouble into which it had
g>ten and - 81 x Gus to get out of it that II
jumped ut the first means afforded it for eli, CT
l0e that purpose. and did rot properly rttl,ct
upon tho character Of that means. lis mem
bers saw confusion wolsa COMPOUNDED before
them, with 40 likelihood Of speedy settlement t,
and with the danger Of q formidable .chlsm in
tho party, and avni!ud themselves of the first
instrument that was presented for eytricating
Themselves from tn; If difficulty. and vera so *
Cltrd and ilu5CIri ha mol to observe tho ib5u-
pcrat'c defects in aud OIL .c.iona 10 that ins'ru.
mcn', ana that the Use Of il. while of prrscu!
advantage, involved certain lutufe Iuin-was 10
f''i Ilmplng ou> Ct the frying pan into tho fire.
They could not, unless they had TIED have
selected weaker ticket. Mr. Garield's course
on the Chinese question must damage him in
the now almost evenly divided States on the
Fac IT, slop9; his invarlablc opposition to the
light hour law must Lidrc him 10 ali tho many
uo,nnunlteH 10 which trades uri0ns exist his
hcVer failing assistance to protected monopo.
s's 10 opposition 10 the interests of the whole
!" oplo OF tho country. always Using his itfd
'ncn to prevent the slightest reduction in the
tariff Oil any even of tho ptim, ntcsssales of
lda must depllVe him OF much popular support
IN every section OF the ciuatry. and his moral
doltNnnDclel as made patent by his coml lefty
Ia the Credit Motiiicr fraud and the De & dyer
hrloc, and that, too whiIc he was preacher
"t the srcl, can In! tend to drive from him
hat large clasl Of voters who are independent
ea'uSh to make party interest secondary to that
at country. They wcrc equally unfortunate in
the NJ lection Of o candidate for Nico President!
Tor II there 10 man in tho country moro 20.
t"tIou4 for prosluting official position to The
low purposes Of machine politics than MIR.
Arthur the people don { know it, for to such
an outrageous tZtcnt did he carry that system
that even o republican administrat.o, could
not stand /. and had 10 deposn him.
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suffered IeatI1IIy with sSoI en- intt; went
co orn'chts. tiled every remedy without s lccess
Giles Enlneni IoGiio Ammonia cured mo.
THOMAS MCDONNELL,
lis William street, Montreal.
Giles Pills cure Liver Complaiot. Scli b.
all druggists. Send for pamphlet. Trsl s'z,
20 CENTS Dr. GILES.
100 West Broadway, N. \.
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: lie ssrpnuIbr.l.nt.l

CHICAGO, Jlno ll.-ln The greeuback lsbtr
c!uvenunn LIST ti.nt, STEER tho NOE iostinn oil
Nj Sr5. Weaver, Campbell, Butler and Wooli
for the pres dctcy. Congressman Yocun. Of
PENNSYLVANIA, plsc d in nomination Hon, Hen
drck Wright, Ct Pennsylvania.
VIM. Il. Da'c, Ct Tennessee. who Gained TO
| bc phenomenon So the onIy living Co1f.dcr-
atc private in The United Statts, nominated
rhonsnn II. Nlur,h. Ct Maine, but he, icing
Ga tho il,or OF tho convention, declined the
honor
wisconsin presented tee r.m, e Edward
i. Als, OF that STATE
Inc call OF the States from Alabama TO Wis
cousin was avaiIcd Of by delegates to sneak on
ults ions NonuCcc cd with tho prccuback l.bcr
party and the v.rions clndidatrs.
A. 30 a II. ii was moved hat iIn ennvrn.
iiou proceed to b,llnt fer nominee for prts;-
dcnL # The United States.
Al Informal ballot was frqt tax n the RI sult
I'll which ": $ aunnuncsh at 40 q. u, iust as
dsyilsht Was hrcsklnc. 1t stood Weaver, oo4l
Wright: l2G3; D'iIOya. 10; Batter, 9j;
Chase. 50; AIils, Al Campbell, o.
l''i'r' tfc announce mcnt CT tho last ballot
It brclm evident that Weaver had clear mn
llrlty, utd oil the Gelppn tcs FASTENED TO change
| thar votes TO that candidate.
Motions spraoe from every part of Tho con-
vcnlon 20 Ill: kc his nomination unanimous, md
nst IN he sno shonc through tina ras!tra win-
lows the result WAS nhnouncod rs us for Gen
Is. ehvnr-thn total vntc-and With ont any
motion his nomination was mado unanimous.
la inc m d't Of a perfect pandemonum CT
| shon'Ing delegates. tho nominations of cani
dates FIR Vicc President wcra made, Gen,
Horace /. Sargent. OF Ma sachusetts, present
Ing the name of Gen. A. Nj. West, of Missls
spr; II. j: Chambers, Of Texas, tho nomint c
OF III" st. Louis lrtcphack Convention, wa also
ruf 10 nonlta'or.
"a tho first b,!IaL Chambers r.c.iy,d 4OG
and West eli.
General Cnnnihnrs nomination was then made
unanimous At a. IN General Weaver came
into the hall apparently fresh sftcr gcod nights
sloor. and accepted tho nomination which a
sleeplcss convention rendered TO Him. Hc said
that in most Informal manner, and relying on
Dlvin" Providence, he accepted the trust re.
posed in him, and promised to inform them in @
more fIrmal manner OF his acceptance.
Alter passing tho usual votes of thanks the
cchVenticn ht = 3. m. adjourned fins die.
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low cr0oLS ARE MADE -DfummoalgI!e
Il sl!u,ed on tho S.. Francis river, aad the
northern division OF tho Southeastern Railway,
Canada, passes throughi>. Several years ago
IN, prevailing wood which grew in the vicinity
was white birch. which does not, We BIZ litv,
make lirsi class tiiC 7oOd. but whioh appears TO
be best for the ruanulac!urn Of spoo'S. This
probably WIS the reason Why D.ummonlyi,Ie
Ras selected az tho paca in which TO Locale
these fec cries, aud tho f.rmcrs IN tho vic,itv
Gu a!wsya liod q ready market Tor this KIDD Of
wool at about 81 50 to So per cJrd.
Tho wood, AFTER being Delivered to the fan
tories Ills; slwcd into pitc.s abont four feet
long aud from an inch to an ioch and n half
square. rcc )rairg to the stZ, OF tho spool it IL
desired to MAKE. These pieces AFRO ru, Into
dry houio aud thoroughly dried, from whcrcc
they are taken into tho iaoCly and given To the
roughCrs, who, in al i6cradiby snort epac, Ct
time, bore hole ia the c9nire a c,uple OF i: Gil
es deer, tnrn about the Same spac, rouoJ. and
then cat oil the leog;h required for a spool. Tho
maohloes used Ter this purpose ale resolving
planners in thu contre of uhioh il = revolving
glmet or bit, aud Immediately to tho rrht a
small circular saw with gauge sat u no ponrr
So, for the spoOlp.
Tho rouchets r,c,i, one aatl halt cen 3 pcr
Rrt 81 for their work. and experienced men can
lnrn out from leo to l30 GROSS per day. Tho
round blocks pass from them to tho tioishc,s,
who place them 10 machines whici CIV, them
tho shape OF spuols, aud mako them G,its
smooth. no spoolh arc thrown Loosely iuto
large cYllador, which revovcs slowly, 80 that
tho spool a!o polished by The cIuslant rubbing
upon each other for some TIM. Ga being
taken out Of tho ,y'iadcr they arc pIacad 10 a
hopner With an or enog at the bottom, through
which thoy rass down a slide for inspe c.ion.
Hero the lnspt c!cr s!s and watches closely t.,
SEQ that no imperfect spoois are allowed To pass.
and very small knot or sn'a,ch is sufficient 10
condemn Thorn. They are packet ir large boxes,
made tho proper Ell, so that the lay ers of spoos
exactly fill tho box, and no additional packing
is needed. Tho packers receive one.qusrter
cent per gross for packing, and smar! boy who
Is accustomed 10 tho work can pack sbou. eco
gross per day. One proprietor ships over
CUO, OJO spools per month to England, and an
other firm ships over l,CO)CC) spoo!s to Ola. cow,
Scotland.
suffered fcsrIuly with ssoI en- init; went
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-11

FREE SHADE. MIDDLEsEX Co, Va.
Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup 10 my
family With til, greatest degree OF s,ts rao,ion,
L unhesltatlncly rc,mmeni i ss the b.;
remedy that know OF Tor chiIdrco.
THOMAS Y. LAWSON.