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, 1880-05-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in ST. Paul's church on
Sunday next at il A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday
schoolat p. NJ. EVENING prayer on Wednes-
at 10.
Preaching next Sunday i'm the NJ, Il. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. w. l. Cosper
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:l6 p. Mn. D.
Hin, supt.- Prayer meeting on Thursday
vcning at o'clock.
, 1880-05-27
Eza Mexaaorda1aa
HALL OF PoRr TOWNSEND LoDGE Noe,
! 4 F.s& A. NJ, May 25th, 1850. ,se


The undersigned. committee OF Port
Townsend Lodge No. 6, T. & A. NJ. ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive OF
the feeling Of the Lodge at the decease of
Bro. P. NJ. A. II. Huffman, submit the
following;
WHEREAS, the inscutable decree OF an
all wise Providence has removed by death
from his sphere of usefulness here. our
beloved Bro, A. Il. Huffman, a member
Of this Lodge, therefore,
RESOLVED, That in the deCease of Bro.
Huffman this Lodge and the fraternity
has lost a devoted MasSn and the commu-
nifty valuable and useful member.
RESOLVED. That we offer to the afflict-
ed relatives our heartfelt sympathies, In
this their hour OF trouble, and commend
them to the care Of Him, who dOeth all
things WELL
REsoLvER That the usual badge OF
mourning be worn for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these reso-
lutions under seal Of this Lodge be pre-
sented to the relatives Of our departed
Bro. Huffman, and also copy sent to
the newspapers oil Port Townsend for
publication.
d. c. II. RoTHSCHTLD, n
F. A. BARTEETr, ~
j. N. GASSAWAY.
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S.jSE E51GE ENEt3"S

Tho itrvit oi The litt hg baroness Enrloit.
CGu'tH Of 200, 0Gn Tor Itisi, rcici IL again
denied.
Don lose Gan0yas DC! Gagiiilo has been ap.
pointed GG2crnof Of tho Spanish i;l2k at Hay
aha, with {; salary Of ::l% 900 pcr anruul
Tic ran@l cGryci!lal letter aEnirsa dyoIc,
aEsli2a 'tt iasor q! tho removal ri the rite of
marriage from al a,v'l Jurisdiction Whatsoever
I'ho municipality ii Nsli"s pavn q silandi1
banquet 10 l'rcl, s$er Nu,icn;l laid anI mem
bHfa d the swiss hie'Ic expedition Oh Moudsy.
!.Ap@fi" cG!in,niG H." !oasaa al farmers In ihr
lln:trd i>nnt dom iu,ii'. 1879 AZ from ono hue.
ircd rHiiInn rGt,,t,il 10 On, hundred anl G!iv
n'j!:"n ronlt%
4 tnrrnna; inico beloved 10 !.6i ac.li.i;.Hfiin.l
by NbHl l;,In, IN X .un. has REACHED hlwchu
in Afghan FInk"atan. rhr:c Ia great cvc,i..-
m"ni AZ tahH over hts ,r,.nri
.arInn4 e".npicliinn has sr4ci, lci seen
Ecrl."d RI" l'1si. Iruci,ng tIrraf. TIC NJ
gotlatI"nH tapn nos yet been completely Sis.
pcudod, but have failed III !i,. moment.
As Isr ~ tia sr,i,h ct Ire Enpr,s, will rer
mir, lie lHoutS liI,I Anniversary III ihn Cara
n"0r*'1n (" iha ii.rnn viii b" celebrated ia tic
@:Iia nahsCr ~ i2r igsGaiy fiat, anniversary II
Us :.ror!@cra-c7, Nicholas ii 1870
/: is sad tia! Inc Il! icc Of ho b.ii presr.tfd
liz thc Bunrlo,:a!i, ~ prut1ia prn,;itiu:,
to'ci2a V.'eccS irGm cuna@in< 10 Inc G0astin..
tr"dc OF GcsmaHy. except w:"tn thr right is &C
CURED ~ iisa;y u' ~ S',c'ai i,oIriss,nn, Is 10
c"ah!G the government 10 he ycrrissis araln.t
Euss'a ami tho Unitc;; States
Mr.. phmSoIl has Eran brought !miofu t;:o bar
81 Tho House OF Commons Tor plararclnE hand
liz,
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.:...E4-y SEA .,2zEs s5-25~,

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h:i' h:Gis:'' ti:i;@h '2!s' ''.'''',' ;" '''"-
"''' - ''''' So ~
ho d.'"1 - 'l!d - Sc - '"''"u - '"' '''''
nni'icaSin'"c"i th'i" lately "as s-"'ooo.
The Consolidated Bank Of Nlonnesl. Canada,
will resume plgnenIs on Inc lst Of Mach.
Wm. Iarty, for The murder OF WyItc, hear
Mcvico, Mo-. IN .labn,ry, 1879, has been SIN.
fenced 10 ky wears m tic ranitentiary.
Gcveroor Hamilton sent 70 the klsrpl.nd
iirnair yesterday his first veto, that OF the bill
giving notarirs public the power Of taking ae-
acknowledgements Of domt sic deeds.
TIM rnc,capn, atccl npf,clure,s At :. moct.
ipr in Nr,, VnrE vrs,trlav rrsnIyoi 70 mat,
nrI. sl;cht a,!ysnr,a n tho rrca.nt c,,,2 and
iii ~ +, ~, &. ,,:II;,,, r T,o Iet
~, '''' . W 90" '"''
s., va 'issI;nI1 ,i,a sm;t " S'omn,,
=, ihn i,hcsnnr, and 0h;o ,cosI Cnnnann
p,s cnni;,mnI v,air,J.v ~ nalI;,"nr. I'M r.o,
c,nclnJs'l ''''' - ''''''''' ''' WV
An ihVEa'I9h ~ extended iiohi Memtiis;
rene, 10 ire c'SHeh Saidie>y OF US uGi!cd
StatGA 10 take part 10 inc centennial exposition
TO- take rIach mere Npr'l 2t.h, When $2Uoo
Will &c AWARDED 10 companies exhibl,l6g the
highest pe'',caoh Ia HI'It ltlS prchaDiG tha'
~" 'su; VI '''' "','" WIZ 10 ""''''''' vi
'"1 o.,""'
q, IL Inc c@hVch'iG'' 'i coioFeu men, az l''ilas'
is*hS' 10 DISCUSS Inc ,&euus movement rcse"
lu'l?ts were aIop.tH SeHletuay i,"cTH'es cur:
Grsii"T'r0m mo ct'tes eass OF INC MiSSiSS'pp'
riVer' uen} LOG INC necessity oil e1ngtatng lropl
texas. showing suo advantage ollerca oy thh'
state 10 those FeGSinS new h9mcS' ARD inVlting
eolorHu people 10 'uth to"aTI 1cAas. lhsIeau OF
more hEi'A9Fy states.
Owing to The remarkable Increase in tho
| price Of printing papcr, tho proprietors Of news
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

Among all CIR exchanges there is not ora
whose editorials We read with moro croymcDt
than those Of the phia lolphia North Amer
caa-thoy arc so ultra radical, SO a!alWarE, auii
convey tho IDEAS they arc intended to cxprtss
with decree q lfa1kneas that ~ Only cGualcd
by thor iciapitully. Thcra is roihiug disin.-
eonucua Il Ch:ouco abcut them. And with;.I,
like many H!nir rtpubiIoan3. Tie American IL
high iuHrd and reputable, aud hah Correct ideas
about many ilngs. amouE ih"m Tie NiI2iur
rernjiatotH. al = hnm II ;i:1k.3 49, iGliuNA
I'VE hritoc" l'.aI wa" tho election haiI l,,-
day lhc i'n''i'l" ~ EItgTia wbH ra,.ti,iiaia thu
fcptidi:!loFG. ih"Y hsNo "irnnjv seen enough
TO disgust away Tho two ~ t!rcn lhuiiGuHi nom.
lar n""riiV which Tho rosdiasrr! iisH last isii
Tho l"tsrr, however iiavo taken pains IL i> tho
lima Tor tIio rnrui;.r Y"t" ~; tho moasurA ut the
dhln al li,6 Presidential rlrrti0n n,YL Nnvrrih,,r
thus inliEG La "i"'i ilIr,: independent nnclcTai
tcK"t. which VII a!aad ready Ia support TIL,
democratic az republican, rsuri.inlr wh;rhrvar
earnestly h"p" that nu InilINntrnl republican
vii; Siro tiirim III" alghinsL sid ar comfort Ev-
cry republican IA tho nMt,nn should opl1an lhGu,
on principle Tor T"rGdi"tIhG the reconsideration
d0ht -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
PHRLISGED DAILY AND TkI-WEERLY BY
ETjd f. Il SNOwDDIJs
WEDNESDAY Ey'G.. FEBRUARY Is, 1850.
The attack made in this morniog's Washing

The attack made in this morniog's Washing
Ton Post uron tho Mayor of this city, who is in
New York 10 attendance at the bedside Of n
dying young wife, j. ono OF the o!url1st chat
has ever come within our notice. 1t not only
strikes him Anll will irflicS o fatal blow upon
his wife. who Is in tho last atascs OF c0nsrmp.
lion, should she SEQ or hear Of il, but attempts
10 hinE shame and ropr06ch upon thc fair
name OF another young wife, and all, too, upon
NJ other foundation than idle gossip, which,
originating in the imagination Of one or two
consolious people, has received additions as it
has srr,al from mouth to mouth. Tho truth
oil much OF the statement is denied by actual
facts known to oil familiar with the case, aud
that Of tho rcst is cinphatca'Iy contradietod not
cnly BY tho principals, but by others who know
whereof they speak. Tho Mayer is young, ardent
AMI whole sou!ed. md his genial and gcncr.
Gus disposition has been seized upon as q means
to ituro him and humiliptc thlco entire families.
1t was tc'cgraphcd from Washington to the
North yesterday that The May or had dcfaultcd
and fled the city, and 10 day tho bulletin board
10 front Of the Posts Office contained this line,
Tho Mayor of Alexandria on Jamborec,"
and oil this on 10 other foundation than that
NO have stated. We thus! the Post may DO as
emphatic in It's dcrial az il was in the pubica-
ton Of This dotGmatory report. All who should
Know anything al ont :ho affair. including tho
physician who WAS sent Tor TO see tho lady I'M
mcdlatcly on hcr return from WASHINGTON and
the c.niuctGr Of tho train on which sho re-
turned, utterly deny the report cut Of Which NIL
tho rost has grown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
LATER.

GRAND WITH DRINK A pss.cTc.,
Unknown. on tho steamer Old row;,,o, =
New York for Richmond, &h,)s crs,,, ,
drink. lata en- Saturday NIGHT. in u.r,
Rosts, mAdo furious assault ua ora >
walters, who finally escaped tho .nsr.s,' scf',.
The nsn then assaulted tho quarts. ~.
breaking 8 stool over his head. ilsyirr F
this HAL, no attsCkel tho sc2cal cti9',.. -
then wont TO tho room CT CsrL. WI.
woke him up b. broshiCg char over ~.
stunning and lEJurirS him severely R,
lime tho crow WAS thoroughly arouso! 81,
tured tho man alter = desperate strlr.s ..
WAS nut IN irons and tSken 10 Ei2hnrrI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

A bill has boon cpgrosscd in tho Senate OF
Virginia prohibiting the catching of oysters by
any other apparatus than ordinary topes
Wlthlo the waters of tho Commonwealth. So
far. so good. Tho till should and doubtless
will become law. Now lot another law be
passed imposing license of'so much Per ton
upon all vessels not Owned in Virginia engaged
10 the oyster trade and the State will derive a
large and Legitimate irc,m from her immense
oyster beds which, though perfect bouat zas in
tho past to cItzcns Of other States. have 40 far
been vlluclcss 20 her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
Suicide.

ORANGE. N. D., Feb. IS.-An unknown man
vas struck and instantly killed this morning by
Inc itackettstoWn mail train near Orange. The
man had made several attempts to get on tLe
track LII iront 81 the trains but was warned off
by lite laGman, whom no at last avoided hv
going lirtter up the line and suddenly iumpiDy
in irant Of tho engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
k~S26!S gSEsY SS-Ess~H.

The hill repeating tho MolToit liquor law and
substituting a glnd6al hocnsc syslrm therefor
has pass Il Tho Stat" 6Gnato na,l will probably
spasa the House Of Delegates.
There is 4 proptcs Of tho Fredericksburg
Noolnn ll!ils being again put in operation, ar
ranecmonta. it IL SAIL, having boon ms,,n will,
parties willing to supply the clptal.
Iatacy NOw}in. oocrci woman, said to be
~ years Old, was burned to death recently ut
Montgomery. She is alleged to have been II
years old when Lord CORVALLIS invaded Viz.
ginin.
Tho necessary authority has been obtained
Tor the participation OF the troops at Fortress
Monroe 10 the parade in Norfolk, on tho 22d,
IN connection with tho convention Of tho Mcyi
can Veterans.
a number OF persons woro takun suddenly
aud fatally i'll after eating dinner OF tho rosi
deDoo OF Mrs. Carptr. In Montgomery county,
some days ego. Ihrco persons have died and
others ere 10 critical condition. 1t is believed
that the food was poisoned by being cooked 10
brass CT copper kettle.
Near Acc>mao Court House, Va, ono dav
last week, Mary MOkc, fittocn year old colored
girl. visited tho house Of Mrs. Sophia Young,
a venerable widow and pcDsioner of tho war
OF 1872, and locking tho door assaulted the old
lady with club in tho NEST brutal manner.
her iaco and head being beaten almost to
pulp. Tho screams of Mrs. Young finally at.
trt ctcd tho attention ef C lorcd man, who
oame to her rescue, and doubtless saved her
from being boatan to death on tho spot. Ii il
supposed the girls object was robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

MIR. Sherman being bent upon securing The
republican nomination for Tho Ilc5idonoy C in t
afford to DO ioolirg away his time on such wild
schemes as unplcdgcd ooctora! tickets. lie
also, az q sensible man, knows that tho negrots,
the only republicans 10 tho South, will vote tho
republican ticket, especially Is thov arc now
promised half Tho Offices. For these reasons
no refuses his cOuntcnanoo to tho Virginia re-
adjusters, and in his letter TO tho negro mtm
bers CT the Virginia l. legislature, published YES.
terday, takes pains to inform thom that tho
blessings Of freedom they arc nov enjoying con
only BIO preserved by careful regard for tho
rights Of othcrs-of course meaning tho rights
Of those whose chief means of support is the
INCOME they receive from tho money their dc.
ceased relatives and friends lent tho State, and
OF which tho roadiusters orc low trying to rob
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
o. The BIB inrinni W. eAl

1T Governor lloiday .lrs,rCS ia ;rtvGnt
another outrage upm he soil Of virginia he
will issue no TtqulsiLIon ur Page Wall;ch tho
negro villain wIiu Oscaptd from Tho / all a; i!,;a
burg last week, un,i place bl provided III
MS imprisonment stlong enough to prot C, hial
until he shall b. hai ged ty dna III, C .ss o.! lsw.
Any attempt to take hini ia icpaturg :cgn.s
the country vii! probably result IN h.. dealt, by
tho hands OF al ,uiIghant mob"
Ga tho BIB instant We said:
''Govnrnor Holiday has i,succi q rruai,irinf.
90 the Governor If Maryland for I'ago WalIau..
tho negro ravahcr who recently oc,pcd ir m
jail at L,csburE. News Of Iynohiug rt.ir
may soon be expected ircm L.udcun county,"
A lcc.lltcm 10 this paper Yesterday said
SHERIFF CaIuthcra Of L>cahurg, accompanied
by deputy. started this morning fer iiare!a
town, Nd. for Pago Wallace. tho negro ravisE.
or, confined 10 Jail at that place. iIn will be
brought back to L,csburr BY tho most dirt ct
route, and placed in jail thore to await Lila trial
for ouragcs Oh two white lEdlts." -
Three abd ono make four. Page Wa!IacS
was lyrched last night on his waY t, the jail at
L:esburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
Communicate,

TOUILIHUu ICAItU.
1 2"e by an article Ia Yesterdays Gazette that
d'pFodali"hs are beihg committed on the unor-
cnpied h"usAs IN tho city, and that tho police
haven't they got tho parties Amt thew nail
for patrnling the streets?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY B
dus vs.. Joucs, Sheriff and Walsh w. sam,
poo petitions ior writ Ct hsbess ccrnus A.
by a. ii. Stands, c'q., aud W. ". CHI
md submitted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
s5CHtIs OF APE. ,sr1ar

hIcHM MD, Fob. la.-,Rev. Or. j, = /,
ono of the oldest sid most distinguished -.
ter5 oil tho Baptist Church in The ;slsrc ,.c.
try, died here this DiorninS IS 4 o'ciccS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

The announcement of the death Of Rev. DIR.
deter will be received wherever that distinguish
cd OWNS was known--and ho was known
throughout tho country-wiih profound regret
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18
The .galsiSCSIliDS.

RICHMOND, fob. I3.-It is very eanursIly fu.
mofod and believed in legal circles that the
Court of Appnsls will decide tho Henriro con-
trsl3h Judicial cass--a LIST csae--in favor Of
Judge MInor, whose successor, W~idlll, was
hlrcLnd aitnf Inc ir5t of January
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

died Ii, The .>,:..S Of tha present hushanG Tha
tart request MS 80 LiR wife that II ahe shonii
mary aa.aFG 49, would irS1Ty isaL friend wlo
""d nufssL i,G 50 kindly in his sick Cess. And
SO i''i"r "siilnE ihrea ycsFa sho Gss carried Out
ais wishes
H"n,'aY night. Eor. DIR. MinDieorode, Of 81
fhhi , Church, preached an earnest and p0wof-
'H' sn',""n on tho fourth commandment Ito
9;e" G'ss hia pictuIa of tho OWLS following the
n,g -nhsrr vaGce i / tho s;sbbstb STpoxGEn,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

Vandenh0tf, the goat clocutioniat, hag written
g valunble work, entitled '"rha a ri Of ttsstjnp
ALOUD" II ought 10 he studied 10y all thenog-
cal students,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

POINDExTER john 4. Poirdextar ,vao oo,-
red out TO tic punltontisry yesterday afternoon
about hsif pas! Two. accompanied by two of his
brothers. Tho sergeant followed in tho rear
with Anglia Baccgoup, sundor sentence cr eight
years for attempting TO murder his wife. When
near the pcntcntisry Bsccigolup jumped out of
tempting TO escape ho jumpsd into the canal
The sergeant pursued, but fall and broke his
arm eefnro going far. Seeing that ha could not
escape, the prisoner finally returned to the of.
tlcer and surrendered. and was takon 30 tho mem
itontisry and safely incarcerated. During tho
pursuit of BsccigoGp, it is stated, Poindex!or
urged the cihcer IN charge Of him to join, ple,lc.
ing that Ia would romain with bis brolbers, Thc
ntlnr Was not accepted ard roindexter was car.
r!cd 10 tho pcnilsnliHrv, whcri nc WAS consign-
to propAr officers. Thn uniform WAS not nut
0 4 him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

NEW YORK, Fob. 10 --Stucks buoy.n:. @%
ey 6s6. Flour quiet Wheat dull. Corn our.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

AaRiVsn
Sir Lady Of tha Lake Eorink. t. e = rI'S
Schr 0lIvsr harrison, low-r f",";.n:. "''E
to msatfr.
CLSAREIp
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. by T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

Norfolk is importing Eio cotise,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

POkT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEEnUhN
Sun rlsas.. & 16 Sun seis......... d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

Tho market is Guie. AMI siGs,y, .ni .Gs
celpts aro lighter than yesterday. fi"nr !; q,
with e fnic homo demand. THO clIiac:
WEcat arc Light, ani 5i0 bushels q Fui2 (:
ut us and IDS. and Ge quote Lancaster y. !
l5S. Corn is stosdy, aud Zoo bushels Gi VI
sold al 81 leo bushels Of yo!low wore GIN
but Withdrawn. no Kyo or Oats reroH
Country produce IS III light receipt, with s.
at quotations. Plaster sad Seeds III fair ,icn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-18

The market this week WAS but poorly q
piled, and most OF the offerings wero Of 81 IL.
rlor quality. Prices romsn a; abou. les! wee
quotations, with tho exception Of Sheep. VII
are shade higher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
Facts About the Bible.

A prisoner, CONDEMNED to solitary confne-
ment, obtained copy of the bible, and, by
three years careful study, obtained the fol-
lowing facts: The bible contains 9,5S6,4S
letters, 1852 words, S1,17S verses, l,1s0
chapters. and sc books. The word "and' oc
ours 46,277 times. The work Lord occur.
1855 times. The work reverend" occurs but
once, which is in the 9th verse of the l1lth
psalm. The middle verse is the 9Th verse of
the l1sth psalm. The 21st verse of the 9TH
chapter Of Ezra contains all the letters of the
alphabet except the letter a." The finest
chspter to read is the 26th chapter Of the
Acts of the Apostles. The 10th chapter of
Ii. Kings and the 9th chapter of Isaiah are
alike. The longest verse is the 9th verse Of
the 9Th chapter of Esther. The shortest
verse is the S5th verse of the 18th chapter of
St. John. The 9Th, 18th, 2lst and Slst YER
SEES Of the lO7th psalm are alike. Each verse
Of the l96th psalm ends alike. There are
no word or names OF more than six syllables.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
"Thcre's Millions init "

San Francisco, CAL, Sept. ia dispatch
from Gallo says; "Grest excitement has OK.
sted in this vicinity for the past fortnight
over tho report that the hot springs at this
place contain large quantities of gold in so.
luton. A. @. Tichfor, who recently bought
the hot Springs hotel property, has been At
work for the past two weeks extracting gold
from the water by process known only to
himself"
The clean up yesterday evening showed
he had succeeded in extracting $4,000 from
ten barrels of water. The gold is of the ut
most tineness, and as the springs in the To-
cality are very numerous and the volume of
water is exceedingly large, II would be use.
less to attempt to estimate their value if they
continue to yield n, rich a return as the OK.
periments thus far have proved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12

New Albany, Ind, Sept. ll.-For seven
weeks Rucl Robinson, boy Of fourteen,
suffered intensely from an aggravated attack
OF lockjsw, caused by an injury to one of his
hands. In all this time the only food that
he partook OF was water and thin cruel,
forced into his mouth by prying open his
avs with thin chisel. Both his drink and
cruel were taken in such small quantities that
his physician felt confident the lad would die
of salvation. But after seven weeks of the
most intense suffering he has recovered, and
now can outeat the notorious DR.. Tanner.
The boys recovery il the more remarkable
from the fact that he was reduced to skin
and bone by the long starvation he had to
undergo from his inability to eat and swallow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-12
CITY DOTS
Wild game on ice at Jsrretts.

Wild game on ice at Jsrretts.
WI. Shone hro all the books used in the
public schools
The street cutters we're washed out again
yesterday.
Goto W. j. Shone, sos Main street, to get
your school books cheap.
Dat meal Just received from the mill, at L.
f. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
Born to the wife Of City Attorney Gibbs,
Yesterday, son weighing eleven pounds.
CITY Engineer Thatcher has made great
improvements on the streets during the past
month.
Pools will be sold at the Board Of Trade.
saloon on the candidates for mayor on Mon
day night.
The furniture for the first ward school was
placed in order in the room over the engine
house yesterday.
Minnie Bosley, colored cyprian, was fined
SIS and cost for abusive language, in Justice
Edwards court, yesterday.
We "Nothing extenuste nor set down in
malice" when we say the finest nickle cigar
is at L, T. Hughes 100 Elm street.
The indications are that Tuesday will be q
blustely, warm day, but the direction of the
wind cannot be definitely calculated.
John Heron, charged with asSaulting Lizzie
johnson, an eight-yesr-old colored girl, WAS
s-rested yesterday and lodged in Jail.
The D.las male and female college closes
the frat week of the session, with over eighty
pupis in attendance. Perfect order prevails
and Professor G. Ii, Hobbs invites visitors to
the school. Several of the classes are ofhigh
grades.
at o Darling" iswhat the ladies say of
tho American sewing machine. This popu-
lar machine is declaring itself the favorlte,
and Mr.. Webster, the popular agent here'
has all he can do to fill orders for them
Congregation EMANUEL meets to-day at
o'clock pm, for business of great lmpor-
tsnce to every member. Please DO present.
The assessments for the current year Will be
made known to-day. Be there yourselves 10
see YOU are assessed right or ever hereafter
keep your place. A. oaNehS,
d. GosLIN, Secretary. PRESIDENT
1t il dusty in Dallas. There is ton OF
dust to a half ton of air in Dallas. DUST TO
dust" read the words final just before passing
under the dasies: but it is dust to ite' Gust
here. dust there, dust morn, noon and even
dust for early chocolate; dust for the matuti-
nal cocktail, dust for breakfast, dust Tor
lunch, dust for dinner, dust for the evening
drive, aust for the afternoon nap, dust lor
supper, dust for tea, and dust for the Yea
party, the ecsrts, euchre or whist ciup; uuss
In tho pulpit and congregation, the 0 De
eyes, nc 'trils, boots and pockets. inSre "
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