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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
I" THE FIR:T."


Au1OUuS Oh bBU1SbSoO 41Ou0 1Cot0x'
dSv.
From inquiries made in various quarters
it appears that Notwithstanding the unto
ward condition Of the weather yesterday.
the amount of business transacted at the
national bank aud private banking houses
of the city was larger than ever before on
First of April. The officers Of the
County bank and Farmers bank were as
busy as bees all day, and until after mid
night, and to-day they appear to be just
as busy.
The number of deeds received at the
county recorders Office was 157, being II
more than were received on the 1st of
April 1880. The number of mortgages
was g., being 18 more than were received
last 1st of April.
The number of judgments entered at the
prothoEotary's yesterday was 349, being
exactly the same number that was entered
on the 1st of April last year. In nearly
| every instance the rate of interest was
lower, the most of it being at 4, Al and j
per cent. The clerks say that they had
more counter work to do yesterday than
| ever before, and as q very large proportion
of those for whom the business was done
came to the city by rail. on account Of the
bad roads, they reached the Office " in
shoals" that made it much more difficult
to wait upon them.
| While the banks and county offices were
doing a very large and thriving business,
the merchants and shop keepers complain
that it was 81 cold day. with them,
and that they are minus thousands of dol
lars that they would have received had the
weather been such as to induce the young
people and pleasure seekers to have come
to town and spend their loose change as
they have heretofore been in the habit O
doing. Their failure to put in an appear
ance was not owing to any stringency il
the money market. but simply to unprO
pitiOus meteorological conditions. Their
custom is not lost therefore, but only de
ferred.
Quite number Of country people are il
town to-day finishing up their business
and even on Monday there will be con
siderable transacted. A general good
feeling and buOyancy continue to prevail
lin financial and business cirnlcs. Tht
criminal record Of the season is exception
ally brief.
The deposits at the banks of the city
Yesterday must have aggregated some
thing over SO, ,OOO,O 600. Reed, McGrann 6
Co S are reported at $4,000 Locher &
Son and Bair g. Shenk had a large line
Reed & Henderson between $3.50, 600 ant
s4O0, 900 the First national about $500, O0'
the Farmers about 81 200, ,0O0, and tn
Lancaster County running up toward th'
same figures. The thrOng at the Count,
bank all day to-day had been notable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
Officers Elected.

At regular meeting OF Strashurg COun-
Gil No, j5. Jr. y. U. a. NJ the following
officers we're elected to serve for the ensu-
ing quarter, beginning April 1st, 1881
Council.or-A. MDTery.
Vice GouncilIor-J. S. Warren.
A. r. Sccrctrry-Chas. Il. Keller.
War.en-E. G.. Brackbill.
C0nducgnr-J. w. SulleEbeIger.
Inside ScntiEci-DInicl Mccall.
Outside Sentinel-Frank Ingram.
Jr. p. Councillor-Geo. NJ. Sehncr.
Trustec-IiiIler ID. Aunent.
The council is in q prosperous and flour
ishing condition. having membership of
about twenty five, and bids far to in
crease in number.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
LANCASTER DAILY INTEIIGENCER SATURDAY, APRIL2

and stealing stock and defying the author
tiles. A vigilance committee was organ
lied, but is powerless, the desperadoes
being thoroughly acquainted with the
country, well-mounted, and having d.
vided in three or four squads in order to
evade them. Gov. Wallace has called out
the militia and the country is to be
secured until the desperadoes are run
down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

In the business Of the old established
and widely known dry goods house Of
Lane s. Co. on East King street, change
of firm has occurred. the Messrs. Fordney
retiring aud Mr. John A. Charles associ-
atiny himself with the remaining part
ners, Messrs. John b. Roth and JAG. Nj.
Marks. The old familiar name is retained
and the new partner is well acquainted
with the business having been engaged in
it for Yeas recently as y salesman with
Lane & Co,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

crimes. Yet In none of these instances
will it be admitted that these things
happened because Garfield had a major
ity in these states last fall. Somebody 8
gin house gets burned In the South, rs
gin houses are apt to, and straightway
a United States senator from Massachu-
sets makes it the basis Of an irresponsi-
BILE charge against the Southern people.
Surely the day for such partisan decia-
nation and sectional Misrepresentation
is past.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
lBefore the MayOr,

mayor. The darkey, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for being drunk and
ilisortlerly was GrorSe Ashton. He is a
resident Of this city, and for the next 30 days
his home will be in the Lancaster county
prison. Two other drunks can be found
at the same institution for 10 days and one
for Is. Six lodgers were discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
Held for Larceny.

\ young man, aged 1S years, named
Benjamin Daveler, was this morning CON-
mittcd to answer at court for the larceny
of about $50, the property Of Dan'l Fegley,
miikman. When arrested by Officers
Adams and Lentz, Daveler had about SO
of the stolen money on his person. and ac-
knowlelged that he had stolen. it and spent
the balance of tho money for revolver
and other things. He was employed about
the premises and stole the money at differ
ent times.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

Mr.. MALONE thinks that the terms
which Senator VOORHEES, applied to him
are not such as a brave and honorable
man would use. They are certainly not
such as brave and honorable man
would deserve.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
An Old Man.

One Of the oldest men in this county is
Henry Sheaffer, who ON the Cd of Febru
ary last was % years of age. He was
born on the same farm near Elizabeth
town where he now lives. He is enjoy.
ing good health.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

THAT staunch Republican journal, the
Philadelphia Ereniag Telegraph, will no
doubt be surprised to hear it announced on
the floor of the Senate by Pennsylvania 3
new senator, that it is as much Of a
Democratic as Republican journal.
Next il will be the Ner Era's turn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Howe is in town,
the guest of Mr.. Isaac DiiIer. Tomorrow
morning he will preach and confirm at st.
James church and in the evening at St.
Johns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

THERE'S smart Office seeker named Myers,
Who enters himself with the flyers
He has the inside track
And will not get set back
Save by some trick of the Salisbury slu:rc'a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02
Tobacco SaleS.

J. G. Kready, Of Manor, sold and de-
livered to Mr.. Spingarn his crop Of 7acres
at 1S, IA, 8 and 8.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

time the whole body of ice moved down
from 25 to 30 feet which bore so hard
against the rocks that it broke and mashed
more than half Of them to pieces still
the arch remained unhurt and the scaffoId
ing stood beyond expectation. On the
29th we commenced levelling the ice in Or
der to take scaffolding and arch off the
lOate on to it had eighteen men en-
pIoyed at that business and presume that
on an average they were in up to their
arms forty times each in one day. But it
will be necessary to explain to you the ma
ture of the ice here. 1t is made up of
floating ice from to 2 inches thick, it
forms from so to $50 miles above the
bridge, where the water is not very rapid
but very wide, and in some winters run
constantly for three or four weeks without
stopping. Ftom the head of Turkey falls
to within three quarters of a mile of the
bridge, distance of about sixteen miles,
there is almost one continued fall, the bed
of the river abounding with rocks that
break the ice very fine. The river being
so long and wide above, there is an i'm
mense quantity Of this ice formed, and SO
very narrow at the bridge that there it
becomes an immense mass of from 12 to
Is feet deep before it stops when this
takes place, all the ice from above drives
beneath into the deep water until it be-
comes from GO to 80 feet deep, and you
may by digging down 8 feet take pole
GO feet long. and with the strength of your
hands run it down the whole length and
find no termination of what is called mush
ice.
On the 2Sth we began to bridge a span
OF about 50 feet from the floats, which
was soft, in order to move the arch side
ways to where the ice was stronger. 1t
took us from the Goth to the 9Th of Jan I
uary to prepare one ha'f of the arch fo-
This was Sunday and by even
ing we had capstans with each a double |
fold tackle fast to it, and with the assist.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-02

Deliveries ut the CIy VarehOuses-Buyerl
Still In the Field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

HORRIBLE AFFAIR A special dspatch
from Yazoo City says that Information Vas re-
ceivsd there CT horritl, affair thst occurred
near Sateriia, in which white girl wss out.
ragged aud murdered By colored blacksmith
named Isaac Fisher. The latter, l5iiking that
be had killed The rrl ty choking ilcr. threw the
body iuto The VOL. and then vent Into shop
near ty. Returning sitter littlo while be
fouod The girl standing in the wafer, which vas
Two and bhlf test deep, uhereupou, going
down on tie rope, he drowned her. but aas
then uoaple to get our, AID Sas found there
with the dead body Of his victim. The ci;i-
zsus. who had assembled, voted on the qu 3
ZION Of hangiog him, but some circumsta uocH
in tho case caused msiorty to favor hoIdiug
him until after au inquest had b.eu held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
Local. BREVI2IES.

Attention is called to the sale of Raa! Estate
70 iaks pl.co to-DOrfog.
The County Cour! adjourned yesterday till
Court in course.
Two reports were msde yesterday in tina
touEty Cours IL reference 10 the condition OF
the Arlington !urn! iK2-One that it Wss in good
order and tee other tina! il Was not.
Affairs along the river front were Gul! TO day
ard tut little ~as going 90. The bark Disn-
sacan hos baon hauled arouad 70 Mr.. E. A.
Eeet's deck, wbeIo she is now bang loaded
SD tie dock 10 Yblcn she has been !yios is be-
Ing or dg3t.
Reports from slocx ths las Of railroad from
here 70 the southwestern part Of ths State are
20 the ttEsc: lhst between this city and Lyf ch-
burg the GRIPS have suffered Tor want OF rsin,
Sut ttCnl ly .chburg our they are all lookr &
sell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

Caphas Davis, uegro member Of the Ssrute
from the Charlotte dislrict, was defeated for
the nomination for that poslioo by he c)nven
ton he'd the latter par: Of las. week. The
nominee is negro upd resduscr. Cepbus
made some uotCrls'y by speech be made 10
the Senate winter before list, 10 which he do
nouOced the Conf .derate soldiers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26


San rises ............ IS STU, sets. ID
AAhIv5p.
Schr Pioneer, Wicomco, 10 Burgess s. Co.
Sthr Marv Augustus Newport News, 10
Hsmp & BAL. Coal Go.
SAILED.
Str George Lesry. Norfolk, by Z Hooo.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia. by r A Reed
Str ArroTsmith, lower Potomac, BY Po-
toInsc Ferry Company.
ochr Mary Au9ustuS, Boston, by Hsmp &
Bait Coal Go
Schr Ii w Foster Boston. By John + AgneH
& Co,
PASSED UP.
Schrs a II Leaning, Katie Ranger and Steph
en- Chase, for Wssbin ston.
Schr VIM Mcgee, for Washington.
AEAoEAEDA.
Schr r Merwin, from Georgetown, at New
YORK. 18th.
Schr VIM Mason. from GEORGETOWN al Boston
Is b.
Schr Josiah Whitehouse, from Tenants H,r-
Dor 10 load for Richmond, at Bath 22i.
s'chr John K Sanford sailed from Bristol f3r
GEORGETOWN 23d.
Schr jennie Kosaline sailed from Fall River
for Georf etown 22d.
Schr Alice Bords sailed from Providence for
Richmond oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
Jewish Persecution,

VIENNA. July &c -relegrsms report fresh
persecalous and plIaging OF Jews 10 the gov
erDmeut of Pult.V.. Seventeen Villages bave
been entirely deserted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

The WtatheT Probabilities. July &c. 1851
For the Middle Atlantic States partly CLOUDY
weather. possibly local rains IN northern por.
tioil, sou:her!y, vsefipg TO westerly winds, sta.
loHary, followed by rising barometer and sts-
t!on.ry or lower TEN persture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT Jars
cheap &c MCBURNLY s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

ODoRLEss EXCAyAToR.-Psrt are il nf.
ROustion Eilh the proper authorities for the in.
PRODUCTION into the city of the odolless excsYa-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

Al MCBURNEY's STORE excursionista can get
Suyth'ng tbry coed 10 the liue of PICKLES,
LUNCH AND POTTED MEATS. SARDINEs, CON-
DIMENTs, CONFECTIONERY &o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

CITY CoUNCIL.-A regular seui monihy
meeting of the City CtuociI will be held to.
Dish', tut it is questionable whether any bls-
uess Of special iuteress will b. transac!ed, and
it is probable that recess will BIZ tak.n till
0othhar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

POLICE 1TEMs.-Two restaurant keepers for
selios liquor On Sund.y, pleaded gully, and
hoed $40 each, witch they paid AID were
discharged.
5. Boudheim, charged with ssiog liquor Cd
Sunday vas dismissed for want Of cvIdeIce.
Dcnus jenkins for tre.spsss on the properly
of Robert Portuer. was 6oed IS sni 10 default
OF payment was sent to the chain gang FIR %
days
John Laws. Cherries ohnscn. ames Hill and
Nick Brooks. all coored. arrested for being
drunk aud disordery, were e.oh 6ued S. and
John Laws was also fined $50 for csrryipg =
raz aud pistol, and 10 default Of payment sent
TO jail ter six months su5ieCt to the cuain gang.
Charles Johnson was also sent to the c1so
RaDg Tor thirty days 10 default Of the payment
OF bis iDe, at the expiration of which lime tie
will be required 70 give b:il in tho sum Of $500
10 keep the peace for twelve mon hs. james
Hill and Nick Brooks we're held for payment Of
their fines.
Philip Taylor, small negro 10y for Sleeping
IN the Gu; house ef MIR. Green On kiLg street
was discharged with raprinaud.
a warrant his been Issued for oue Of the
negro witnesses in the Blondhaim liquor case,
on the charge Of perjury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

HE IRON MOEKs.--tha c4s.ings for the
;d'n"'cs . te pnt 40 by the PJtumsc Manu-
i&c,UEH' Company. have not yet b. en- received
tom NV TX and ttogs are at staud sill
.! 'hc w K, c0t 81 WOLF street slthoush iD
" days %Grs Is HXpected 70 be again resumed
rod III 10 be run ny ho Eew vapor pro-
GEES. But t"w haU6s vii tc need ] YET eE S,le,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

SAVE PER CENT BY paying your TAXES be
tose MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST lST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

-, QGANTICn. 1t IS stated that the Potomac
o'o'M2 q m.aGy r:cnj to make Qulplico
" %! n!sr summer r6slr'. A largo pavilion is
10 cJdF7s OF 7 csoa. together Wiz bath houses
ana ctuc' ou;!dicgs occts.ary for the comfort
AID pt.s!ute C; VISITORS. These buildings sre
,cs,e0 ~ cnt T. thr dspot OF the Richmond,
Fr ! !i.S,tu'E aod PJIomsc Railroad Com.
pspy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

FAILURE Upon tho assambii:g of the mer-
ohstts CO 'Chsnge this mortitg the failure Of
}. L. Nails u Co., milItrs vas amour ced. l.
IL understood hss their liabilities are between
s. 600 aud Sc 600, AMI their assists about
So 600. Tins Losses srs pretty equally shared
amrrx ely merchants, none of whome, how
ever, viii be efeo..d By tho failure. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

CAMP EQUlPAGE-Col. Wertepbakor bss
Fucc:td IL ob'aiuiOg from tbs u. S. govyrn
mcnt supply of ,eu's. fuel, Geek ng utepsel;
and hcdclus for the Sd Virginia Regiment, to
which the A. l. OF this city are attached, 10
Dc usec at the Yorktown Ceu,enniel celebration
10 Uc0bsr next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

STILL C0NFlNLD ID tic case Of L3ui. +
PS}nr, srtr-.cd tJr 6falCi:hinx q pistol aud
mski0S t.rcnls against the lie OF Edmuod
Bulk, md !or when 10 dei,ult OF 81 600 bail
ho Mas Committed to i'il, the Mayer has deter
IU'rcd to modify Ihe bond aud reduc9 the
amouat lc 81 500, witch not having yet been
procured, Mr. p.yDe is sill held Ic custody
thGu2h II - xp,crnd the bocd vii be maGo up
by bis 'r'a;s 10 FlUquicr. TO which county
tie Iar"rS aave b"co sent and arc expected
b5CE to Iighs or to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

DELEGATES ELECTgD.-At the republican
mcon0g h,Id il Noun Vcruoo District last
Ss;u:dig, IS mauioned 10 yesterdays Gazs,te
The iC.lJwjtS delegates we're elected to attend
The cau9;Y convention, TO be held at Fairfax g.
Il , 90 tic 3ti Of August, ensuiug: j. NJ.
Iioth, ", G,llinsham, +. +. Mason, N. w.
P..is n ctd \. Hugtcr, If.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
Worth their Weight in Gold !
Is WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
WHO USH
DIR. BENSON'S
CELERY AND CHAM0MlLE PILLS.
TAB1R EFFICACY IL SICK AND NER-
VOUS HEADACHE.
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA, nervous.
NR5S, INDIGESTION, SLEEP.
LKSSNESS AND
PARALYSIS
Is fully Established Fact based on Actual
Experience. and there is no kind of
doubt but that they ,ciH cure
these disease.

Dr.. Beason's Celery and Cbamonile Pills sre
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Ner.
Vous Headache. Neuralgia, Nervousness Paral.
Ys's' sieepiessneas. and Indigestion or Dyspcp.
stinste, if properly used. They are not cure.
all, but only for those special diseases. They
coutsin no opium. morp hine or quiniDe, and are
not purgative, but regulate Inc bowels and
cure consumption by curing or removing the
causes of it They hsve cherming effect upon
the skin' and lovely, quoting effect upon tho
nervous system simply BY feeding its ten thousand
hungry yes, IN some cases, starving sbsorbe
They make or create nerve matter snd give
power, force and buoysncy to the nerves, and in
mat way increase mental force. endurance and
br!lisncy of mind Nobody who has nervous
system should neglect TO take them two or three
months IN each year, simply as nerve food, if
for no other purpose. frcs, 80 cents a box, or
boxes for $500, postage free Sold by sill drug
gists.
Wholesale Aeents, JANNRY & CO, Drug.
gists. Alexandria, Va. iy23-ct6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

RoW.-A row occurred yesterday ovonit at
The cJrDer OF Henry eud Cameron 8, reefs Ehlch
lasted for about h If an hour aud attracted q
crowd of several hundred people. A Lumber OF
negro roughs from Eishtcwo visited the neigh
borhood ot,the A. & +. depot, aud there COM
mehcad lighting smorg themselves, but 6oaIIy
Implicated sone Of the dcrizous of the locality,
and. for time, had things their eRn way. They
attacked O oolorcd man nsmed Johu Cole and
threatened his lite, but were Gosly overpoWer.
cd and the rirg eade-s taksn to the station
house. This morning thy were brought boz
fore tho Mayor. who fned ID: Oh all. and the
one upon whose person pistol aud raz were
found wss Committed to III! for six mooths and
TO work % tie chain ga; s. The Mayor re-
peated his Intention Of king 10 the prac-
nee OF carryi1g concealed wearons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

ror, for the removal of night SOIL &c The
process has proved Of great benefit IN other c :
ties, and will be a most pronounced In prove
mept over the present method here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

DECLARED QFF-Nayor Btckham who of
ecrcd PRIZE to the best shot 10 the Washing
ton j. ShI infantry, Washington Ns,irua II q -
or a, xandris Light lnisu.ry. which match
cam" Il :, Gjymont IL May lat, not hearing
anything from ,hc Nauonai R.hl Association al
Nra lark, to which the diauuto 10 rctereocc to
tho award Was referred the unpirc being IN.
aba to d, 10, has teclard the maIch off, end
viii aEaia cticr the pre-, handsome goblet, to
BE- shot for within the u a iuy dayR, the ex.
act tIcno aod H,ol 10 BE- fixed hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

&. l.. at neciIog Of ,ho Al x2Ld.ia
L2lt | !:;Iy hct5 nj hc!r Armory lest
ai.h Cap:. MaR1;nHy made to- io'l,a,ug np-
uoIUt.scnts: First Scrg-aot, a. McBuyuey;
. d., Il " Mhosr; g de-. Nj. 2. V,uccut:
i Is 90. r. ". Bodies =; 5:h do l. Msrhur;;
Goor Hcrsoaat. j. Il. Yapnl; Conuisssry
cob 3 hrsGS; FIRST Corporal, |. NJ Keli; q
Co, ':'hnr Spos:der; 81 do, a. Harper; Al
d., H'yap; 5.h d., George Hutton; 9Th
Do, G.org. D.:icI; ii d., B Il. Fo@l;; Sih
d., }. D. Sssn OF. Tao drills have been
discontinued ill the I2th Of September Mr.
N'o-c- Waterman is goIDs TO present hard-
SONS god medal 10 the best drilled member 10
the company, prior to their trip to YolktUwo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bosts Phmoe s. Johnnie and A z
Agnew. to j I Agnew & Co; Round Top and
Geo ) French. to w 4 Smoot.
Depsrted-Bosts A II Agnew, Round Top.
Pl mSe s. Johnnie snd G i French
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-26

LIE STEAMER ARR0WsMIru. After four
days work by & large uun Der Of work. men UPON
The steamer |. Y Artcwsnth she was yester-
osv morttog turned over to ths sup:rylsiog
Steamboat inspectors for 40 examination, aud
they toc-d every ihi.g 10 proper order. a
lo!c3 Of ~ lgc ugn We're cDssged 10 hurry I'd
repairs. Inc r. saIi OF htir lab)Is were two
new Bumps Aud ncT W dyes lu the wheels.
va l. tbs machinery wGs carefully overloaded
nad mate teuI. A!ter oIucludlug their tx-
anina!'oa the i1sus ctcr: granted permit for
thr s:eais,r 'Ar sky Days. in which tfcy GET
iIhac ih*t III: w.s prosidad with b,a,s,
0GcScs. H13:s, els,,ts. .zcs aud 100 lite pre-
s4rTcr5, 50" saOu!; b., >. owe & 10 carry eXcuIslon
EartIe". o.. 20 &c sd 100 perUops, to points
O7'wS y a-hicgtOo aul The lower river lard
i9gS Cap'aiC BIZ r. wiO resigned ir 10 the
atcrGGf, 80 D.cn .atc Cded by Captain rhus
y. ltJss, WGp @,s tha uoG LII ludur OF the vassoi
wtad me |! J: cam afUuud from New York
re AfroS" ~ n f>-um~d ner regular trips this
In.r ,iGg ijsvi"G tIare 81 S o'll = k and 10 the
III ur> she Wal u under Inc supeIlotendanc
OK Gap an } pha Is . 4, go wei! ADD tsvorsbiy
kacW 70 til" travelling public from his conoeo
;io0 wi, ihc steamer Jgha w. Thompson.
mir. y no HleushaS. t!!G suaergisog inspector
oil the th!l. Steamboat disric., arrived 10
Wash!o.t,0 Oh Sa u day cgeIiug 10 response
to tel g7'u lcom tho Treasury Department.
Inc OBJ at Of his visit was to czslniue the
steamer A;rU%sn!th, puuber Ct conpIsluts
hbout her coatIti0u having been received at
ih1 Dcpaftmena. Fl. md, thorough ex-
triDa!lau CT her Ga Saturday AID yesterday,
a.d says that her b,lIcls aud hull are
p,It:c'y sOuod unI gpod. The vessel came
cut lrom Tue u lii,d ota,es gsvg yard about
t"o mgu!as ~, "he:e her boilers add ma
cGn ry hai ae,t thoroughly o9erhouIsd ard
Was irs1rcvsd by The lucsI iasp !c!ors about
TX weeks sso. The ociy taa!t fouud yesterday
nEs 10 somo Ct her equipments.