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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07
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ITO KING STREET.
apl ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
ssh Il agSssSkS5.

epri |, 1881
+ HAVE TGISDAY SOLD MY STOCK OF
4 Mcrchsnd:e to WM b. 2. BHRkLET,
who will continue the business ut the old stand.
invite my fri .nds 10 sive him call All par
sons iadsbte6 to me will please te!te their &C.
couuls. WM. N. BERKLEY.
WIN &. P. BENhLEY, Successor to VIM:
w N. FetkIey) opened to day 4 w
PRING PHLSTS, (pretty and cheap
Blesched and Brown "uslGs Sheelings. Pillow
Case Uottons with other desirable goods. in
yile nv f.ien1s 10 cali spl-1n
NUR INVEN rOkY FINISHED.
| " Tuesday Feby S.h, 1884,
We have conn pleted our inventory and throwa
upon the COULTER y g:e,t msny Remnsnts OF oil
styles OF goods to b, sold chap. We are clos
ing out great msny goods ut ess than cost. ln
order to m ,ke room for y large Sprll stock.
SHEETINGS BLEACdED, CJrTONS
and LINENS.-We are getting in a full stock
of tho above goods of Cholcs Brands tor Feb
| rusry sales and olar st close prices.
l.. f. BHASHEAR.
100 King It. Alexandria, Va.
IELACk FRENCH CASHMiRE5.
~ Tuesday, JsnuaIy llth, 1881.
Another line 0! thHse al wool Black French
Csshmcras .. c i5c qua 20: per yard; open
tc. cay also anoLbG- luii assortment Of those two
and three button KID GLOVES at 81 and ST. 20
all warranted. u. f. BRASH EAR,
janll No. l09 King So, Alexandris, Va.
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as iU"n ~ hiN;1 > nEag rDB .sHNr-
~ The d<r.5. T Ky b1ICk STORE No,
Il hIhg st!eet Tunnlng bacR - 'largeL alley.
seplp q = SMD.,T & SONS
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gsS?- Iha above sale h.s baen postponed till
Sa IUkDAY, April 2}td at same time and
ul.c5 mh2l eOt3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-07

WHITE WASH BRUSHES, Wholesale an j
w retail. It IS King street-On land h lsrge
supply of VI h!ts Wssn and other Brushes, to
which we invite the attention Of purchasers
Prices low. Orders solicited.
mb2l J. T. OK lGHTON s. SON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

In Washington City. April oath. 1881. L. W.,
naion, aged 4 days.
= ! Near lear Middletowp: Frederisk county, Virginia.
ARCHIE H~gNTSBERRY McCARRELL. son of
Ars. a nnie L. and the late Archie McCarrsil,
jr.' OF this town, aged 8 years and 2 months.
y. not in cruelty, not in wrath, 80 .a.,
he Reaper. came that day
twas an angel visited the green earth
And took the flower away" t' 81
On the l2th ult.. after q long and painful i'll
ness' which she bore With christian fortitnae.
Mrs. MARY D. DoBBINS. wife Of Samuel Doh q
bins. in the 18th year of her age.
IL Martinsburg, April 2lst, 1881, Mr.. JOSEPH
In the s9th year of his age.
On the 23rd ultimo. near Martinsburp. w.
Va. Mr.. LUDWIG HEsSE, aged 60 yeass III
months and II days. 49,
IN sunday morning, April "a. 1881, Miss
JANE AMMAN The deceased was a natiyo
OF Winchester where she was highly esteemed
for her Christian life and character.
On che 18th of April. 1881. at his res;asnce
PADDY Pond" in Frederick county, seven
miles from Winchester, after a lingering iii
ness. which he bore with christian fortitnde.
hr. ISAAC MANUEL, in tho roth year of his
1S8.H .I.r-. fF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
AARRIED d.

In Charlegtown, April 18th, 1881, by Rev. A.
2; Hopkins, DAVID F..WILSON to Miss SAL
LIE MCHENRYASHBY-both of this county.
this eonnty, April 26ti. 1851. by. Rev. A. q Hop
s,ns. MT. RICHARD HENDERSON and Miss
BBEiliE BEALL daughter of the late George
IS. beall-all of this county. -
On APRIL p. 1881. by Rev. J. W. shoaf, HAIR
r! DUGsDALE GOULD. of Marvla nd. To Miss
Esq. Of Winchester.
In the n. E Church. Martinsburg. ADJ l2stb,
by the Rev. M. E. B. Rice. Mr.. DAVID /. II,
to Miss FANNIE Z. BEALL both
of that city
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
GA S:
CoMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

I" the Circuit Court Of Jc6erson County,
Vest Virginia.:
his wife, Plaintiffs.
WIN: JONES, administrator of Peter Jones,
G.F. Cross and Jane a. Cross, kiR-wife. Thos.
Fisher and REbecca, hie wife, S. II. Cartz6af-
ncr and Mary, his wife, James v. Jones and
Fanny, his wife, Isaac K. Strider and Emma
F.. his wife, Frank L.Jones. Adam Kidwiler
and Sarah Ann, his wife, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
(ErtrGct from Decree of March %, 1917
r is decrecd that this cause he referred TO
l. Commissioner to ascertain and report the
deGts due against said estate binding on the
kind. aHd to settle the account of tho Admins.
~trator:"
n ~Copy-Teste:
+. r. LYNCH, Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

citizens of Winchester will vote, on
tho S0'n OF May, on a proposition to subs
eefiee an amount not to exceed 100000. to
the capital stock of the Martinsburp and
Potomac Railroad Company, with the view
OF extsnding that road from M~arsinsburp to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
EnTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

z" The Creditors Of Peter Jones', deceased =:
N pursuance of a decree Of the Circnit Court
i of the County of Jefferson, West. Virginia,
made in a cau3o therein pcpuinc TO subject the
real estate OF tine said Peter Jcncs to the raw
ment Of his debts, yeu are required TO present
yomr cilirns against the said Peter Jones for ad-
INDICATION to Cle0n Moore, Commissioner, q his
office j., the ssid county, on or before tee 18Th
day of May. 1881
Witness. F.P. Lynch. CIork of our said Court,
this Stil day of April, 1851.
F.. LYNCH, Clerl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
spirit Fec. sa 0O.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
In Will be made. on the Second Day of the
term of the Circuit Court of jefferson County.
c"mTenclng on the Third Tuesday in May next.
dian of Jessie f. NantZ. appointed and anal
fled as such. by the County court of M%acnnpin
county in the State of illinois of certain funds
belonging to the said ward derived from the
estate of Sarah Melvin. late of Jefferson county.
April 10. lSSl-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

We are pleased to note that Mr.. William
Entler, a native of shepherastown, has as>
sumed charge of the MeArMur. Journal a
Democratic weekly published at Macarthur,
Ohio. May success attend him in his new
sahere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

Bad blood slwsys causes trouble. II may be a
but no natter D Lindsey's Blood searcber'
IL the cure-all. - .-R t.HHtUI apr26-4w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

i 1881, | snail snake application to he Circnit
Court Of Jefferson County. West Virginia. for
money or personal property which NAV belong
to my wards Maggie K. Moler, Lille j. MoIer,
Jennie III; Mo!er and James Z. Moler, Jr., IN the
to remove the same to the State Of MARYLAND.
IN which L was appointed and qualified MS such
Guardian. JAMES Is. MOI ERo
Guardian.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
Observation-Disclosures
p. HELLER & CO.,
Winchester, Va
Are Offering
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND EXTRA,
ORDINARY BARGAINS IN
DrylGoods, Notions,
MILLINERY Ann FANCY Gnnns
NEW AD-vERr1sEMENTs
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Read Mfs! See tie Goods!
IA worth6e; 60 cts. worth so and SO ON up.
All Wool Buntings, Plain and Lace, in all COLI
ors' p cts. yard Nuns Yelling. IS cts. yard;
MONTE CLOTHS, In LIGHT CoLoRs.
Is CTS. YARD
Wash Peplinss cts Plain and Broeaded Silks
and satins. in all eolors. silk Fringe, Pose
worth 10; Lawn 10 cts. yd. worth 1al Percais
2 cts. I'd, worth 12a; IadiaJ Linen, Bishop's
str1peds Muslin, 10 cts. yd. BEST CALlCOES
With Every Calico Dress ace .Giire 1 Dozen
Buttons to Match
Real and Cotton Laces, hamburg Edge and In
sertlpg from 8 cts. a yard up. Fuli=linec of
LADIES' fUNDER GARMENTS.
White and colored Lisle-Th,ead Gloves 1e1 and
= cts; La zee q Gloves Is cts, worth 40; a
$50 PAIR LADIES Full REGULAR BRO
DEQUIN HoSE,l Is cts.A PAR, WORTH SO.
800 Pair Misses aud Children's Brodequin Hose
8. 10 and 12 cts; children's Hose. 6. s ands10 cts:
M MsTtS E Eass S yn STIRRED Il ed ! Hose. 8. 10 and 1a3 cts,
silk IIandkerchiefs,
+ SO cts, worth 90 cts.
ladies, all Linen Hapdkerchiefs Sets. worth
q full Line of Indies and Gents Bordered
danskerchletS from 8 cts. up.
LADIES READY>MADE LINEN AND
a., LAWN. SUITS,
at s1.25. worth $500; $3.50. worth $3.50 and
oeRsRTss5 IS, 40 and. SO offs. Best so ct. Corset
Table LINEN; B!eached and Unbleached.
FANs.EA job lot Of $50 Fans at 5, 5, 5. 10 and Hs
WHITE CONTEMPORARIES so cts
Gents Furnishing Goods.
White Shirts, so offs, up. The best 81 90 Shirt
Collar attached. so cts , worth St2s:1 Stand.
ing'an1 Laydown.Lincn- Collars 10 and IS cts.
seek lies ~ and % cts. assorted Shield lies
Knit shawls,j in all colors. 90 cts. 40 inch
Sheeting Cation 10 cts; iBleached and Un-
Gauze Yestss2o cts, Cents do. 90 cts.
MILLINERY! MlLLINERY!!
II. this d e2artna ont VIC carry the finest line in
the Valley. Always on hard q full line of
Trimmed Hats, Bonnets. DC. All Silk Sash
Nlbeen' 10 all colers' gu cts. worth so cts:
Carpets and M0tt5nS.
White Mating 16 and 2o CTS; Carpets e5 cts,
CURTAIN LACE 123. l5 and 90 cts Ga Cur
tam Lace Is cts, worth S7i A Curtain Lace 10
cts. worth 10.
GLASSWARE AND CHINAwARE
ct half the regular prices. Knives and Forks,
Sp9ons,tSe. Agent for Domestic Paper Fashions'
Call and be convinced of the Great Bargains
we are oheting: AN orders by mail promptly
Merchants. p HELLER q CO,
Opposite the Court-House.
@-Big Banner over the door.
May 8. Is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
The Baltimore Cash
DRY GOODS HOUSE!
A Money-saving Institution /!
Offers the J01O~ing Rare Bargains!

GHORT lengths standard Bleached Cotton
- from S to so yds. Sc, Sc, Sc. Short lensths
Emit of the Loom" Cotton, from s to so yds,
1oc. loc, 1!oc. 50 Pillow-Case Cotton, excellent
Prints, in 10 yd patterns. warranted not to fade.
SC, &c, &c; SIMPSONS Best Mourning Prints. &c,
wortn123, de. Mourning Percai, IocS Ioc, ioc,,
the finest mnnqf1etured, actual worth. lie
retails whore at Zoe. Lace Stripe Nainsook'
%antf If 1l p9 ,n s,sG los: 1os: loo. large assert
India Linen, etc., otc. Madras GinsIams in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'INHE undersigned having qualified as Admin
i istrators of the estate of the late Peter
Bowers. hereby give notice to ali parties in
Tebted TO said estate to make payment at ouce.
Ihose having claims against the same will
please present them, properly authenticated.
for settlement.
C.K. BOWERS.
Nav 8. 1885,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
Lumber and Posts

TNHE undersigned has opened a Lumber Yard
at his residence, West Main street. Charles
town, for the purpose of conducting the same
isi all kinds of Lumber and Locust Posts-Pine
ana Oak Plank, Dressed and Undressed, Floor
order ON tho shortest notice. by implication, in
my absence, to Messrs. HUGHES s. Lock, Charles
town, or to me Mt Luray, Va.
Nav 5. lSSl-tf n NrTCv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
I'he Jefferson County
MUTUAL
FU'e Insurance C0DzD07zz.

q
fDFFERS to the people of Jefferson ana sur
rounding Counties Insurance in a safe Com
pany at the actual cost of insurance, which ia
keeps the money at home.
GOOD risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Tuesday.
D1REeToRs-N.s White, henry r.. Davenport,
Edward Tcnrncy, John W. Rider, W. n r. -
is. r. Preston Chew, VIM. l.. wilson. Eurcns
Baker. John g. Moore. James Logic, Charles
=. Wilson: John r: little, Jacob S. Nj lvin, E. G.
w. Herr, s. F. White.
N. s. WHITE, ~ pras;to.
H. B. DAVENPORT, O Trsasurnn
Executive CoaMIrrEE-N. s. White, VIM. Fl.
Mccurdy, John w. Rider.
r. A.. ALEXANDER, ss seet,v 9 C.. 49,
LOCAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gilbert.
eafnsyayllie-J Q: Bitnor; Harper's Ferry
Ches. E.: Trail: Superintendent {. Ep,ler.
o. The Secretary will be found at tho Com
pany's Office. Court House yard. in CharIestown,
every Tuosdsy and Friday.
May 3, 1SSl-odp l2, 70.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

1tAN be made at homo by any active man or
woman, boy or girl. .You will no. be obl;eed
TO leave your own town'or he away from home
1sea night. Any one can conduct the business
WE WILL START you WITH AN
~ G-FREE,-f1.
1t you are employed during the d.y You can
make from 81 to 50 an evening. some of our
agents report a profit OF SIS In a single day
write at once for full particulars to
20 Barclay Street, N. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

The Berkeley Circuit Court was eogagod
last week in the trial of criminal eases, about
fifteen of which were disposed of, the two
following being of great interest :
James johnson, colored, grand larceny
This case was tried before a jury, W. Fl. Fl.
Flick and W. 8. Heashaw prosecuting, and
j. N. Wisuer defending, aud elected con>
siderable interest: Thejury rendered q yer.
diet of guilty, and VT years in the peniten>
tiary.
Tho case of Charles Douglas, colorcd,
charged with murder of Jerry Green, coll
9ssd; was tried before a jury, W. a. H.
Fhek prosecuting. and J. N. Yisner defend
ing. The jury returned a verdict of guilty,
and i've years in the penitsntiary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03

At the recent annual election of vestry,
men for Trinity. Episcopal Church in Shop
iherdstown, the following Off were oho,
sen: Messrs. Geo. w. Kall, E. ]. Lee, j.
s. Bragonier, AIS: cambridge, D. D. Pen.
dleton, Thomas H-wysong, John g. Un>
seld. R. r. Craighiil. Col. w. a. Morgan,
John o. Aglisnby, w. Manning Lemen, 7.
w. Latimer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

Jefferson County, to. wit
AT Rules held in tie Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Apra 4A.
1881:
WM.L WILSON. Administrator, with tho will
annexed of Sarah Campbell, Plaintiff,
Against
LUCE 8. wYsONG, Truman w. Potterie,d
Administrator of John 81. Campbell, deceased''
Eugene Baker, Administrator of Ora s. Jan.
ney. deceased, Kate H. Hammond and A..
Hammond. her husband, Mary DIM Msnroc:
Elizabeth Gaunt aud A. Stephen Gaunt. her
husband Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
rENHE object of this suit is to obtain the instruc-
l. ton and guidance of the Court in admin
lStering the estate of Sarah Campbell, de-
ceased.
1t ap2esr1ng. on anadavit filed in this suit. that
tho Defendants Elizabeth Gaunt and Stephen
Gdunt her husband, and Mary Ann Moore are not
residents of tho State of West Virginia, thoy are
after the date of the first publication of this
order. or the next Rule day-vix: May I'd. 1851,
ana do what 10 necessary to protect their in
terests in this matter.
And it is further ordered that a copv of this
order shall be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jefferson \
newspaper published in this county, aud also
posted at the front door of the Court-House Of
the saic county. at least twenty days before Do
oree is rendered.
FL LYNCH.
Clerk 81 the Circuit Cont
April Ia. lSS1-4t S1;ri+ Foo on IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
SHEN. Valley RAILROAD.

We learn from khe Staunton Vindicator
that President Frederick j. Kimball, of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company. has
let contracts for the construction Of sixty.
fve miles of the ninety,fvs mile extension
southwark from Waynesboro' to the Norfolk
and Western. The contractors will begin at
the snds and work towards the middle. The
parts covered by the new contracts are from
Waynesboro' forty miles south, and from the
Norfolk aud Western, at or near Roanoke
Citation, twenty-five miles north. Mills &
Rowland, McMahon & Green, Griffith l.
Purcell, Fairfax & Diffendall, REYNOLDS &
Angel, Newconb & Goodloe, Best & Muroh>
Ter, Walton & Smith, Patrick Cogan and
John Rawlings are among the contractors re,
oeiving awards. The work is to be finished
in October. It is quito possible that this
will be all the construction niece ssary for the
main line of the Shenandoah Valley road
Forty miles from Waynesbero' the road can
strike she Richmond and Allsghany's Lex
ington branch, and by a traekage arrange
ment with that company use its rails to its
junction with the main line at Balcony Falls.
and from there follow the main line of the
Richmond and Allegheny up James river as
far az it is in the same line, which will bring
it near to Buchanan. The contracts for
building north from the Norfolk and Went
ern cover all the ground necessary to meet
the Aishnond and Allegheny at Buchanan.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
School Election.

pURSUANT to Section 2 of Chapter Is, Acts
1851, School iaw,l an election win be heId
a. 1.-The Court House in Charlestown and at wilt
1hlre's School House in Charlestown District Of
Jefferson County, on the -
5zd Tuesday of May, 1881,
from sunrise or as soon thereafter an pr,c+,o,-
bic. till sunset of that day, for the purpose Of
Shoosing a Board of Education, to consist of n
town District, and = County Superintendemt
Tor the County of Jefferson; also to take the
sense of the voters of Charlestown District ON
the question of granting to the BOARD of Ednen.
lion OF said District authority to levy for the
of the Board of Education. "oe'
May 8, lssl-te. $685.,
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS at .. worth l2s
All the newest shades and styles in Latest Nov
sl;Is e mp mp to 9, s n ! 90 per yard q Will guarantee ts
caded effects. cheaper than eUe tto,e kno,en. Df'-
Cheapest Black Cashmere and AL
pacas in the United States.
All Wool Blach Cashmere s74, (would be cheap
R Ess!b G 4ssbsssE2: st. SO g g 20 20 g SIS $ 1.s 50
English Caslimeres in Black and Colors from
lac to 4oS. MAGNIFICENT double-wfdth Cash
mere at 33c-33c-n Special Bargain, don't for
get to write for q sample of this.
hleh PlaldS, for and overdressss.
from 12lc upwards.
NOTION DEP4R TNENT.
A guaranteed Whalebone' Corset, 49c, 4se-
double busk, side steels and en,broiderod.
CorSe!s from 2ac to S2.5O. Tnomnso,,s q Iooa
EittLmg Corset, 9Se, CSC; Clark's genuine o. N.
Alpaca Braid, sc, sc. SC. Embrofieries n never
ending variety of patterns, from 1c to s / 90 per
Black and color ed Silk and Beaded Frimges, Pas.
samentaries. Glrnps, TasSels. Silk and Beaded
Tlne Linen HandkeTcIiefs Stitched Han ndf,la
chiefs two for Csc, worta lsc a piece. Ladies.
Misses and children's Hosiery from &c to 75o
per pair
Gents Department..
A grand assortment of J and ga Cassimeres,
Worstcds and Woolens. Merchant TaiIers'
Styles. from SOC to Sc o0per yard. Hoys Cassi-
mercs from zoo up. An U~nlaundried iirt. GOOD
mgs!in. linen bosom, 45c. 4sc. 4se. Our Coo Shirt
muslin. warranted to ct. size ii to III. Best a.
ply Linen Collars Sl.5o per dozen: do. CHfs
S2.00, $2.2S, $3.50 per dozen. Underwear.
PLAIN and Fancy Hosiery, latest stY les in meek.
wear. Thousands of Bargains too numerous to
mention.
The question. How can we de it ; is answered
thusly
list. Our goods are from first hands and man
ufacturers. and B0usht Cheap. I'd. We Buy and
sell only for Cash. ~
Orders filled carefully. promptly and consci-
cutlouslv. Will send you samples of aDy and
all goods wanted. Gut this advertisement OUT
for future reference. When writing for sam
pies please give your plain and correct address.
BALTIMORE CASE DRY GOODS HOUSE
Nav s. ssl-2m BaItimoTe~ Nd.
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coupons carefully examined and then de.
stroyed in the presence of the Court.
A full and final settlement was made with
the Agent, the S105. 900 of new bonds
placedsin his hands having been satisfacto.
rily accounted for, and the report Of the
sinking fund commissioned approved and
confirmed.
Arrangements have been made to pay off
the $4,000. outstanding bonds as soon as
presented, aud we will then have but $685.
other property, to provide for.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

. London, Nov. 12.-The Irish land
court decisions during the week follow
similar lines to those previously report
ed. No case has yet been reported in.
which the tenant establishing a plausi-
BILE claim has failed to obtain large re-
ductions in rent. The principles laid
down by Crowford in the cases have
been steadily acted upon by the other
commissions. Tenants applications
increase daily, 1000 we're received to-
day. The story telegraphed to America,
and photographed here that tenants al
most unanimously refnse to pay rent is
untrue, but many tenants where league
agents still exercise pressure, refuse
and boycotting still exists. Lawless-
ness and dishonesty steadily inculcated
for two years do not disappear
instantly, but while the testimony
varies Us to various parts Of Ireland
rents are undoubtedly paid in large dis
tricts. Landlords who know Ireland
best consider that proportion of pay
ments will increase largely during the
winter. The substantial failure Of the
mo- rent manifesto and Croke's testi-
mony sufficiently indicate that gener-
ally where rent is withheld, it is not
considered as withheld In abeyance to
Kilmainham dictation. =
Reports of the Rev. Sheehy's and Mr..
Healey's speeches ID New York show
that they are unaware of the extent of
the decay of league terrorism. Sheehy
holds no important place among the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

league leaders. and Healsy, though be
distinguished himself by mastering the
details Of the land act, Is chiefly re-
markabls otherwise for his extreme vul-
garity and bitterness.
The 7rbune's intimation .of the
growing desperation in Canads for an
nexatiens excites but languid interest
and little surprise. Goodwin Smiths
and other previous declarations had
measurably prepared the English mind
for the contingency which England
would regret, but no important party
dream Of resisting Canada's accession
forcibly. One reactionary journal re-
marks that your announcement shows
that the period ''gush" Is ending; an
expression which represents no consid-
cradle element In English society. Con-
trarywise, the form in which the an
nouncenent was made, Is generally
thought to be friendly. The possibility
Of such an event is deemed 80 remote
that it elicits little discussion
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13
spanish Anairs.

Madrid, Nov. 12.-In the senate to-
day the marquis of Scoane announced
an Interpolation relative to the exclu-
sive control of the Panama canal,
claimed by the United States govern
'ment, and the attitude Of Spain in re-
lation thereto.shi
y In the chamber of deputies, Premier
Sagasta said he intended to observe the
principles, OF the constitution of '76,
as interpreted in the liberal sense. II
notifications were necessary, they
would only be made after the most
careful consideration, because Spain
had to deplore two calamities-civil
war and too frequent changes of the
constitution. ~ "