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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
Il DKIA CITY. 4.h Dec. 1880
Graham vs. Washington City, Va. Midland and
Great Southern Railroad Co. In chsncsry.
On consideration whereof 1t ls order
cd that This cause be referred to Commissioner
b. Sheopsrd t. enquire and report; n.,,...o.
lat. For what compensation w. j. Robertson,
n. &. Gardner. Thomas Smith and Francis l..
Smith are entitled in this CAUSE aad GU! CT whsf
fund the same should ba paid.
o. By what class or classes of creditors said
attornies we're engaged.
Sd Whs. class or classes OF crGdltors nave
bean benefited by their services.
4th. And the COM missioner IS further ordered
to apportion among the individuals OF the class
or classes of creditors by whom said counsel
have been retained or who have baen berehtsed
by their services (snd are not otherwise repre-
sented) whatever amount he may deem an ade.
quste compensation for their SERVICES In thl5
cause.
The commissioner is further order to give
notice to ell the paftiss in interest OF the time
and place Of executing this decree by publlca-
ton daily in the Alexandria Gazette for ten
dsye.
Given under the hand of
JAMES KEITH, Judge &c.
Conmissio1el's Office,
Alexandra, Va, 9Th December 1880.
To the parties, plsintif and defendant, IN the
the Washington City, We. Midland and Great
Southern Railroad Com pany.
Take notice that shall ST my Office aForeaid,
on Friday. the l7th day of December. 1880. pro-
coed to execute tho requirements OF the above
recital decree-st which time and place you are
required to be present
Given under my hand IS special commissioners
in Chsncery Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
decs-lo. - q. SHEPPERD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

DROWNED IN HUNTING CREEK "A humber
Ct skaters were on nuntiog Greek yesterday,
aud several persons broke .hrouah the ice. one
of whom, young nap, named James Wright,
about twenty.three yesrs of eye, was drowned.
Wright and puubcr of friends about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon wero skating IN
the middle eft the creek when be, who was a
short distance behind The others. broke 10. Tie
vas seen to flll and go uoder by several OF the
party, who hastcucd TO b s get cus. One OF the m
took of his overcost and throwing enc eLd CT
t 10 Wright. cl!led to him to take bold of it
aud ho would draw linn cut, bat tho unfor
tuustc man who appeared to be unconscious
paid 20 attention to The call, and immediately
s,rk Gu! Of sight. drowning 10 about nioe feet
@! water. A bost hook vas procured, and 10
tsf ed hour sfier tho accident, the body
Sss recovered. The remacs wero brought
ashore. ard ttkan 10 charge By Potomac Tent
If R:chabiscs, No. 50. OF which he was mem
Der. They wsro theo removed TO bis late
boarding house ca Duke street. between Lee
and U1io7, from wheros the funeral took place
this afternoon OF O'Clock. it is thought that
10 falling, he vas stunned, aud wss 10 al un>
conscious condition when ho went into the
water as when the body was examined severe
b,uise was founl on the eide ef his fsc,. He
was ship carpenter by trade, and had been in
The employ of the Al.xardria Marine Railway
and Slip Bulldog Company about SIX mouths.
coming here from B;stoo, where lie has rea-
lives. dis parents, from whom be received
letter tn Friday last, live 10 Eoglard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
FRESH MEATS, FISH, 90.

NOTIOE-I will have on my stall Ca0IOE
oil kinds CT MEATS, namely. Sausage and
Sausage Meat, Mince Meat and Pu1dings all OF
my avn manufacture. The same articles may
be had at my store, No. GS south Fairfax street.
Also choice Leaf Lard. -pu. up expressly
for family use; fresh Buster and Eggs.
Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds. 100 bibs of
Apples, Pickles by wholesale and retail, Gran.
berries, Hominy and Beans. Calsup. War~ick-
SHIRE sauce and pure Olive OIL I'D bills FISH,
consisting of Msckerel. Shsd and Potomac Her.
ring; also fine lot of POULTRY. Consisting Of
TURTLES, Ducks, Geese and Chickens. I re.
specially ask share of patronage
poV25 B. j. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

ADJUSTMENTS Prof. NJ attingIy will Civ, 40
entertainment a. Sarepta Hsll to nigh for the
benefit Of the Alexandra Reformed Club.
o. "Wednesday pight next rip Van Wio-
kle, or tho Sleep for Tw,uty Years." will be
presented at Armoty Hall by the Baker Com'
oiustiou Troups" OF WsshipRtou. This Go0u.
l.r play is said to bo we'll rendered By Till c>m.
NARY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

LETTER OF TuANKs.-Mr. Jsmss S. Dug.
l., on behalf of the Union Presbyterian Church.
has transmitted to Mr.. Isaac E:cAbsrg. Presl-
S,3; OF tho Hebrew congregation ct this city.
~, following letter of thanks for the g:De-
rn.iiy of the members Of the Hebrew Chu'ca
in lepderiog thsir Synagogue as O plsc, OF
CHRISTIAN Worship:
Alexandria. Va. Dec. 8 1880
Isaac Eicabsrg, esq. and Others OF the Neote"
Church, alexandra, Va:
Gents: Having beel selected by the Unloa
prc;byterisn Church Of Alexandria to make.
suitable acknowledgment Of your Kindness In
oiv,nr them the use of your bsndsome eSns-
r,ooue | an s. q loss to express the high admir-.
s,,on ths. il entertained for your grscsf1l recog
ri.,on OF their wants sad your noble l'oerauty
in rrovidiEg FOR them
We racocGiz, il your &C. the highest typa Of
manhood IN rising superior 10 sectarlan prelu'
,,icos, exhibiting q lofty desire to assist in the
enforcement Of your fellow IAN By the il ca:c:-
,.oa OF ideas and feelings that tend 10 MAKE 30
ce.y better purifying tho social atmosphere
:ho ostsS';sdment OF higher grade OF morality
sd willing Obedience - the commandnents
4 cur heav sniY Father.
Eccart cur heartfelt thanks, with the nsSur-
gre. Of our high appreciation OF your dsinter-
s,led liSerslity IL the transfer Of your earthly
..nole, which will have its reward when tho
,ocd deeds O: tots lifs shsli be measured as se-
cu..ies 10. = bli:sfnl eternity in that celestial
,arp pie where tho Great High Priest Of the I'M
ra7:o in his glcry rrssiLe'
Very respectfully, your obi, serv't,
JAS. s. DOUGLAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tho:e OF on. merchant; who wish 10 al
vo,.;s2 .he;, Holiday Goods can have their cares
Dnblished in tho Gszss!, from now till Onriss'
,,s- on the most reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
WA aTED.

yArAHTED-A live. active SALESMAN to
w travel on the Orange and Alexandria &.
&. and counties adjacent from Alexandra to
Lynchburg No one Iced apply unless no
knows the trade and can infusncs it, and pos
sesses the euslifc ,lions Of first Lass salesman.
DANIEL MILLER q CO.,
Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions,
6tcl0-1v Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

YEsTERDAY.-Yesserday according TO the
shsory thai rain on the first Sunday 10 the
month means rain on tho three succeeding Sun.
days, ought to have been vet day. hu! it VAS
not. a. least the heavens did not commence to
weep until alter tho night s,rGiocs of the sew
eral churches had commenced. The day was
bright acd pleasant, and tho ssvsrsl ministers
'brcka the bread oflifs' to large congregations.
Rev. j. w. ChickeriOg jr, Of Washington, 90
eupied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church both 10 the morning and afternoon, snd
Rev Dr.. Bullock preached to large c2pgrss-
cations beth morniog md night in The Hebrew
Synagogue on Washington street. The pulplts
If ;he other churches were filled by the resi-
isut clergy. 10 many Ct the churches cellec'
lions were taken up for the Alexandra lu6rm
sly. The usual gospel temperance meeting
was he'd in the hall of the Alexandra Reform
Cub 10 the afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

HOLIDAY GooDs.-We are COW opening 6
Ieudid Iino of Holiday Goods, consisting o.
ioo HANDKEsCHIEFs for Indies, Misses. Gents
and Children o. in lanc7 box,S. IT,. cheap ct l.
EICnBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

HOSIERY, GLOVES, handkerchief, Col
IA lars nld Cuff, in grea. VsCiety, ct
9. q. BERRY s.
Z AIDES AND CEILDREN'S ME2INO
- VESTS and PANTS, sll Sizes and quail.
ties, at q. Q. BERRY'S.
VEPHYR WORSTED5, Germantown Weols
~ and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors,
ae q Alto .. BERHY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

@~ You are cordially invited to examine the
large variety of Psrlor Stoves. Cook Stoves and
Ranges, Housefurnishing Gooda, Christmas
Toys sc :, which are offered cheap By STAINS
BURY & BIRD, Central Stove House, McBur-
news Rpildlpp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
Court adjourned till court 10 c,urse.

The CUTTERS. Alexandra is fully 10 to
The times. We are close Oh ihs heels OF The
1reat ci!ics of the continent. Even Baltimore
cannot surpass Us in some thirgs We have nc
Battle Monument and DO Elevator, and 10 sum
ner ne have no smells IS fesid as the Baltimore
basIr; but 10 tho matter of cutters We are fully
up 10 the Baltimore standard a. witness the
following from the Sun of that CITY Of t. day :
The state OF the cutters at The present is
sloRularly bad. We have had neither rain ncI
snow, and Jet, after cold spsl of only three OF
tour days duration. more than one-hRf of the
cutters in the city are spreading sheets Of ICE,
sud the alleys are impossible except to experts
10 sliding,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

TWENTY STYLES OF ULsTERETTEs (oeW d.
signs) at NOSE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Wo received this morn.
ing 200 listers. Sacks and Coake, which va
will have % exhibition for one week TO select
frcm. Call and see the different styles and
pr:c.s ct I, EICnBERG'S. dcc8.lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

The funeral of Frederick Ramey, pho died
athe Alexandra Id6rmary, Saturday last. took
psee yesterday, and was attended BY number
Ct the meubsrs CT the Reform Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

Tho news from tho sea. OF war is constantly
coptssdc,ory. but not 80 from D.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; s7arv rertr: corosruiug it proves 1t t
90 tho best Cough Syrup koowp. Ooly $50
bot,lo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

John W. R,mty was acquitted Of The muir
der of Dennis Morooeg q, Dan7il!e on Saiur.
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

CORPORATION CoURT.-Hon. a. ". Chiffon
Judge. presiaing-Ssturaay's prcesedines.-
Aul,qusst upon tho body of Henry Boswell was
returned 10 the curt.
Julia Briggs, luoatic, %, hla:d 10 tho jail,
Vas ordsred to DO delivered iuto tho Charge OF
William Briggs upon his giving bond for he'
proper Gre.
A lic,Dse to keep bar room was granted to
Thomas Hall.
Cs2epove ct ell. W. Jo6peon's sdn'r. ct al;
ia cbarcsrY; Commissioner Musbbeoh this dsy
hled bis report with seven exhibits.
Feuds!l, guardian, w. Fsndall ct al in c5sn
o:r; this cause dcckstsd by ooneens. AID OF
motion of complainant leave is eiven tc flt
amended bill at January rules. 1850.
McGon.gal vs. Lock ct ais cAarcN5; decree
tor Partition.
Court adjourned till court 10 c,urse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

BALMoRAL. FELT. SILK aud ITALIAN CLoTE
SKlTs at |. EICHBERa's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

For Serofu!a. Rheumatism, Mercurial 70
500, cnd all blood diseases, take s. 8. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

REVERSIBLE ULsTERETrrs in new pattern
i1s. opened at NOSE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

ALARaER ASSORTMENT of OVerooats at Mos
WATERWAYS, than at all the other houses com
bired,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

GENTS WRAR.-We have received ssvera
Few piso;s of CHARLOTTESVILLE GOODS wh;c
ne will Gloss chesr. Suits made 10 order a
short notice at /. EIcHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

Weather Probabilities. December Is. 1885,
Earthe Middle Atlantic States stationary or
higher barometer, falling, followed By stationary
.arnnnr.ture, south TO west winds, and partly
do weather with occasional rain or snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

Tho 6oest 81 SHIRT in tho world ct Mos
WARERAIAN's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

soARoTsr ARTICLE CUr.-BLAcK Ell
FLUSH Of l. EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
-ARMORY HALL.
Wednesday Evening, Decsmber l5ih
BAKERS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
In the beautiful and ever popular play CT
RIP WV H"E.ykLE, OH TEE SLEEP
OF TWENTY I.E1ES.
Admission 81 nai IS cents; gallery Is cents.
Doors open ut o'clock; performances COM
merc,s VS.
A full and complete set of scenery painted e1-
presely for this play @. great expense will be
put on the ataga Gecll-3."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13
NOMINATION..

The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate this afternoon Edgar Stanton, of
Illinois, 10 bs Consul General st ct Petersburg;
Wolgang Schoepie, of Ohio. to BIO Consul at
Bsrnon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

WAY DowN.--Ws have marked all Gu
goods down this we,k 10 anticipation OF s:lllut
large qasn,isiss of goods before the close OF TIT
GEAR. I. EICRBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

a NEW R1LRoAD COMPANY. "A connap7
has been Termed to build road from PUNT
Lockout to Washington city. With o,otecnors
With The Baltimore and Potomac RAILROAD 1t
B:andywiue statiop.-to either Baltimore or
Washington. The following gentlemen com
pcs, the ofiosrs of tn new road: Prs dent,
Col. 8. T. Suit, of Suitland, Price George 8
county; vice-p!esident. Anthony w. Dlnock,
If New York; leretary and treasurer, George
E. Dmock, ct New jersey: pireclors-Ed--
ward O. R:ed, New York; Robert Turner and
Chew aud VIM. B. Bowie, Upper Marlborough;
aud Hor. John s. Barbour, OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

No USE TA1KING.-W asbinston or acy 9th
or plscs can't compare with our line of CLoAKs,
DoIMANs and ULsTERs. Gail sud price them
81 |. EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

GREEN CLOTH and all other shades at ISAAC
EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

ERENCH KID GLOVRS-Three buttons
II every pair warrented, 81 at,,
nov 80 Fbh9USOC'c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

POLICE ITEMS. The Mayor asd bet9re bin
this morning viii james aud John Ns|soo,
both c,lored. for Sighting and throwing bricks
90 the reefs Yesterday afternoon. The COM
bs,ants w,re foed $50 each. and Locked up fer
psu payment of the sti fine.
The trial Of Gacrge Davis. eolored. charged
win r.bbius CHOOSE at the Virginia Midland
Railroad dapos of q lspti,y Of c|o,hioe belong
og to the hands at'sohtd to the material tral7,
was oootiousd u,,il to morrow morning.
Harry Garter and Wu Brown, both oolored,
were cent to Jail this afternoon for further exam
nAtion on suspicion Of being concerned ia the
robbery of the tailoring establishments OF Messrs
Atwsll and Keys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

PERSONAL Tho Washington Sunday Her.
aid say: MIR. Ftaak Pfesstmsn and bis lovely
wife, nee R,sstsr, who beve been visiting Ills
relatives the family Of John B. D.ingerdeld,,
esq., In Alexandria, returned to New York
last we:k.
The Misses Minor, daughter of d. Minor,
# the Uoiv,rsisy of Virginia, arc visiting Miss
Dlocan, 10 Washington.
Miss May Jouee, daughter OF the late A Ar.
Gen Roger Jotes, is vi.iioe hsr frland MISS
FendalI, Of louisiana avetu'. Washington.
Miss jones home is now 10 Clarke county,
Virsioia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

CHO1CE FAMILY FLOUK--uur brand
" WHITE LILY" lew process family -four
We can recommend az equal to any fancy brand
on the market, sold in l-l6s and bbls By
HARMON & SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-13

TlOLU, ROCK AND BYE, the new remedy
l. fJr Coughs ard Colds; also an excellent
Tonic and Appetizer, just received and for sole
by [dtc7] JANNEY d GO.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-16
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Dictatorship in Costa Rfca.-Chili and
Peru. The War CoMtimu ued.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE Star and Herald of Pan.
ANA says: decree issued by president Guardi oil
by which all personal guarantees are abolished
and the community is left at the mercy of q die.
tator. Another decree suspends the session of the
national constitutional assembly. convened about
month ago. The reason given in the official ga
zette for this arbitrary measure is that conspir.
acy against the government has been discovered
and the only salvation for those in power die.
tatorship.
The most important news from the southwest
coast is an account OF the destruction of the Chilean
sioop CovAdorega. Chfleans picked up empty
boat at sea- between Csneuy and Arcon. which on
being hoisted on deck exploded and sank the Cova-
dorega in few minutes. The Covadorega was cap.
tured by Chileans from Spain during the Spanish
aggression on the coast in 1864, The Chilesns con
tinue deyasting the northern provinces Of Peru.
The magnificent sugar plantations of Polo Seco
and San Bernard were burned by the invaders.
the owners having refused money demanded.
Pueblo were sesea aDII sna ns be s
burned Rolling stock of the railroad was also
burned. A portion Of the troops went To supo
continued the work OF piunder and destroyed part
of the neighboring town Hacienda By fse. Al
Payta and sullana all Of the rolling stock wal
burned.
The Chileans captured the American steamer
Iaugd. and expressed an intention to capture the
Colombian schooner Tumdco which they said had
carried war material 10 Supo They finally steamed
away in the direction of the departments of La
Lbertad and LambsFcque;
II Is said that only four of the crew Of the Cara
d0n1d we've saved.
A rumor is beginning to gain currency that L.
s. Minister Chriktiancy obtained a promise from
the Chileans that no active operations would be
carried on pending the receipt OF an answer from
Peru to conditions of peace. The Opinion Nation
ale of Lima says IL learns that Mr. Cnristianey on
passing africa. asked for explanations from the
Chilean authorities TO the burning OF the q. S.
consulate. and as he chained only evasive an
swers, 1t is considered certain that he has given
an order for steamers to call at that port and exac
necessary satisfaction. If this should be refused
the paper states that the adams is TO lombard tie
town. There is q rumor that the U. s. minister to
a n
incides. In this the two powers ii is said ex
press their regret at occurrences in the south and
trust that exeesses which have hitherto followed
their victories will not be repeated, and that for
eign properties and lives will merit more respect
than hitherto,
Chile claims 10000 men between Tacua and
africa, including 300 cavalry They declare theil
intention OF moving on Lima between the 10th
and 18th OF October.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-16
Putting Men Under Guardianship.

Some of the attempts which are made
to put men unner guardianship would
be amusing if they were not outrageous.
A poor boy has grown up industrious,
self-denying, and economical. Self
taught in the hard school of adversely,
he has valued Independence and COM
potency in his old age more than luxu-
uries in his youth. All at once his i'm
pecunious relations make the discovery
that he who has proved himself compe-
tent to accumulate handsome property
is incompetent to manage it, and they
apply to the courts for the appointment
of q commission of lunacy so as to have
him declared incapable of taking care OF
his property. They seek thus to make
that which is fairly and honestly his,
and which he has earned, virtually and
ultimately their own.
We are glad to observe in the courts a
marked indisposition to encourage such
attempts by crafty blood relations to ap-
propriate to themselves fortunes which
they have been too lazy to accumulate
AS general rule, man who has made
his own property should be left to keeT
it or to spend it. lust as he chooses.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-16
Capturing a Porcupine.

Night before last there was grand mp
roar in the Union iron works, on the Di-
vide. A German watchman was on duty,
and during the ''wee sma' hours" large
and very fretful porcupine, with quills
erect, marched into the building. The
watchman thought the animal was small
bear, and turned loose at it with his re-
volver. The last time he hit it he missed
it, and every time after he hit it in the
same place, as the Irishman did in his en-
counter with an animal of the same kind.
He emptied his revolver without bring
ing down the game, but the noise OF the
battle brought down upon the establish
ment all the neighbors, who thought
murder was being committed. Upon
hearing that bear was housed in the
| building tthe animal had secreted itself
| in corner among some boxes and cast
ings) the neighbors armed themselves
fwith rods of iron and steel, hammers,
! drills and all manner of weapons, and
advanced to the assault. The nature Of
the beast was soon discovered and hui
capture was then determined upon. Ht
proved an ugly customer to handle, bu
his capture was finally effected, thougl
in the struggle few quilts were left OF
his back. Virginia City Enterprise
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-16

There are only 10 GOO Jexs Is Il
England. and only 81, 600 In FsSncS.
But N Germany there srs z00. .090. io
9erman-Austria tWice as many. Is Es<-
sia over Z, 900 900, and il Rounania fhere
are over 100 600 in population of s. 900 3
900. In Turkey, no doubt, the Jaws sra|
better treated says the Satssx}ou Rscic,c.
than in the adjacent nominally Ghristfan
State, but In European Turkey there 6se
probably not 20 GOO Jews, and Ii Syria.
/ which includes tina ancient seat oi tie
race, there are only 70, 600, or a many
as in the distant island Of ENGLAND. It
Is difficult TO suppose that thsrs Is not
some connection between the deneit7 of
| the Jewish population and is ID treat
ment, il only IL can be traced. The
quality Of the Jewish mind that has
brought Il st once into ezniuence
and aniAgonism is its exp6nsiyeness.
No national mind Is 30 rigid IN one di-
rection and 30 elastic ID anothek. The
| Jew guards his fortress, but Is olH146
sallying out from it. He has passion
for affairs. He longs 10 do sozneth;nx
and to be something. n counsriss
other outlet for this pAssion for intiYity
but cornynaxce, Mnd. 9s he is the worst
treated IN the b2cky4rd countries. FOR.
where be is treated IS al1 on5csss lie has no
com mercs Of the most petty kind. He
has taught himself By the practice Of
ages to become tbs prince Of huokstsre
and Insurers. As rule he IS not allowed
to hold land, and has lost the aEt Of esri-
culture with which In old days be con-
vertsd into fruitful terraces the bsrfea
rocks Of Palestine. He has been shut
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