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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-12
FdsH s'DEGaSC REyER,


kVEEY MOND5Y, THURSDAY snd SAT.
URDAI st 7.50 y. n; returning on alternate
dave
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BEMALINE-A safe and reliable subst.
a tute for qunine. a com bination of tho e1.
iracted slkalolds of Calissya Bark with Eucs.
l5ptus tne anti nslarlai tree of Australia. Su.
perlor TO qulnine for Chils and Fsyers. Dumb
Ague, Intermittent Fever and all Malaral Di.
sesses Price rs cents per box of 80 coated Mills.
ruii directions for use accompany each box.
Mailed to any address upon recoipt of price.
Liberal discount TO the trade
'aNNEf & CO., wholesale agents,
.sepIo 10 and 152 King street
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Steamers of this line will run ss follows:
FOR NOESFGE.R,

Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
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STEEL BARB FENCING WIRE AND
- STAPLhS-Just received At So King a..
corner Of Royal, Alexandria Va. . supply Of
bURNELL'S PATENT FOUR POINTED
bAhB WIRE for fencing, made of steel direct
ire m .he ore, and running is feet to the pound;
aso staples tor use with same, running 80 to the
on the corner of Royal street. Wholesale and
retail at low prices
sepl0 j T. CREIGHroN g. SON
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ lRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor
v porstion Court of the city of Alexandria,
on the 9Th day OF February 1881.
Thomss Parker complainant against Amanda
Nj Violet, j. s. Wimsats and Mary V. Win.
sat- his wife, Mary Il. Wimsatf, anthony d
Armstrong, admir-. d. b. n. of .'obert
6. Violet dec i, anthony Violet, -
Whelsn and Minnie Whesu, his wife, Ellis
Violet Lille Violet, Edwin Violet jennie
Stevens aud William Kramer, the last five
being Infants under twenty.one years of age,
def,ndsnts In chsncery.
Mime. The oSjtc. of this suis is to enforce the
performa. CT Of contract entered into by said
Robert q. Violet, decd in his life time, and
said Tnonss Parker, on tho 18th day Of March,
1870, and 10 obtain deed Of convey sncs If the
RI 81 estate m nioned in said Contract to the said
Thomas Parker
The defendants William Kramer, Jennie
Stevens. - Whelan, Mini ie Whelsr, his
wife. Edwin Violet, Lille Violet Ella Violet.
Al d atwood Vij'e.t MT h,vlrg entered their
ber sppearance end given security according to
the act Of assem- bly, snd Inc rules OF this Court,
AID it appearing by an affidavit. that they are nct
residents oftls State il Is ordered that The ski>
defendants appear here within one north sflel
due publication OF his order and do what i.
necessary TO protect their lltcre:t IN this SUIT
and this. copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN the Alexandria 4pz=tte, newspaper
published in tha city OF Alexandria, cacs week
for four successive weeks aud posted It th
front deof of the Cour. House OF this city.
AuRLON ii AkIjs, Clerk.
X. keprrer. . q & HI WI "
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/ fOAI:
~ GOAL
We invite the attention OF dealers and con-
suEners TO our large stock of CAREFULLY
tEEPAkED coal Of the following varieties
LYhEN'S Valley,
LGRBEhBY snd
SEAMOKIN RED ASE.
WHITE ASH fires burning and hardy Of
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes,
Also GEORGES UREEK, CUMBEBLAND
and Kan A W HA 5PLlNT, from West Va.
Making Coal specalty, Wa aim to koop ONLY
be HLGE EST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Ysrds. each variety is Kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family USE
Yards loored and ali Coal sent OF! WILL
SCSESN Ed AND FEE FEOM IMPURI.
TIES.
Deslors, families, ppblic institutions and man
ntsc.orias supplied at lowest market rste-per
ton Of 224O lbs. T. j. DEHAFFEY q CO.,
feb / Wharf and Yards loot CT Queen 81
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EsEk KEW YOEA

S@staE .SEEss y. G.. Asy-gSa EIT -1.rys 20, sslS
GERSfSN
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CHANGE OF TIME,

Inland & SeaDoaGd CoaStiDg 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-12

Inc Flour, Grain snd Produce movements
Will be noted daily. and the sales of the Alexsn.
drla and neigh boring markets given with accu.
rscy and dispatch. The Grocery snd other mar
ReIs Will receive constant attention, snd the
money or stock markets Of the countrT epilo
m'zed tor its columns full details being given
TO all sttck5, &C, which fud Investors in this
section OF tho country.
, 1881-03-30
SEWlNG-SCfiOOLS,


rStfONMtTY or INSTRUCTIONS nEstitEp.
Yesterday ,nor,inu ulo,,t thirty Of tho ta,lius
Interested III tho sewing -schnala Ut Chlc,,ga met
III tho lalhlc-ran OF Tho !. II. t. \. to ,iiscuas
questions cFtalnll'g tn those schouls and gclrr.
ni Industrial Touching. Tl1ure ire IN tito city
nhont twenty-five sowing -seto0Is. ncnriy ill Of
thoni being rnter church sitlervisl,m. They
.trt nlct, M saturdays only. 81 lint usllrr scuGt
wnrk IL nut fnterfrrt. with, NM tho necrngg ut
tciilAnc1 Mt Gnch seh,N Is auli to 10 somewhere
~ tho ncEhsnrllO0'l ut .W puitls. Illu Iutllrs
Interested In the wnrk nrt iltlw tnnknY MI ef-
Tort t" establish uniformity IN tin style nf tho
way f"r tl.is nl,jrct rrinrplly TINT ycstcr,nys
Mrs. i. T.. Etteu, or thu First CONGREGATIONAL
Churri, reported tho successful al,nrlEtun Ut
thrGr h1rEt Ar,yfnE setlm,ls Hllnr thu ghirKe OF
her church. md sirn. Artatnn N INK l.lrk. re-
HrtligEcia. Wsu, autrr!niEs1ila ctstort seWit,y-
Eci1tH1l IN rhra nsente aniH tint tl1u ntten,luu
ieru tH'y nytElIsH1 H.nnit .tAl sclttrH. u,,d Tint
E'Hal work WIS h.l1,g accomplished. file ftluInl
f. NtIstaiiied by Or. ttyiGra Church. Mrs Pr,,f,
Wll!ntst. 0t tho Central Church. WIN 1s 1tl.ttie
Ut eIilserA1c lciluh. showing the ,lnccssLtyn nr
huving u uniform style or work ltInpte,l. There
sld le nttnc general heIltl tu tho wliplD system.
nit1 II slluuhl he aeH that tlG(GetIve In.
l,roper ssyle uf work WAS tnl4ht. Mrs. Wtllnrl
showed IL Ellfnl,ur ot 1npuls uf KcwI,,g- work
that until @tnt pcr'l1n1tt!lt sltnd wls or-
H,tt,fzGI. tho tilscrellt trnct.crs SHOULD consult
together us 0ftGn MS pOss,'l1 and Gl.dcayur to
ilIrrt Upon une Htyte Mf work Il. tho lost. Hc-
lure tuilunrnnK Mrs. i. T. ltlee. Mrs. l'rut. vii.
!ar!l. Mrs. j. a. krnll, M,ss u. Dryer, n1nl Miss
ttHnte tho sstbJcct nnd arrttE,yu Tor tho nuxt
llIGCtlNg, 0..r
, 1881-03-30

aht in ths M c,.ereton Kertt neat %h,ay n aa 81
he was prhyinR MI tllg time. After such
M exhIultt,H nr hn!ineRs, atttmgtne my
natonttttnnnt when foln nh my urrival hero
here that the Old h,ltnllg Ind t,con allowing hts
tn keep herself md husbaud. II il tr.io ho ,ns
sent her .uIhs .occas!unnliy TO- pilrchnso Il cot
tnxc nls.t b!s of icnd at North C,tiwny, N, IL,
where shn died last Monday morning. Shn wos
IN g'rIttencd circumstances Without slul,t.
Look nt this letter from n mutual frcn1. 1t IL
t!ntc'l Sgw York. Mnrch Il, 1R4l. Tho writer. n
distinguished + writer fur ,Srrbner nnd aevnrni
% ncst. money money. u ynl emu nos*!nty lind MnY
i In hrr way. Hhe wnnta II ta'ty enn,t{h.' And
thnt when tler Enthor IA IN Ehri, n Vlacu,nf, Il
ishrG,', a isaronet. u Lnrtl I.lclltcnnnt. mn OK
McIntcr OF t'nrlfanent, II fititrfn1tt- Eolo,lei,
md ilcnvnn knows what bcsI'les ilo }las rnsi-
;1sneen &c ;.t,dr,,lSIm r. Gx"n rark an Got,escrr
Gloaterstfrc. Hnl q swell town ,0t,.c In Cnven-
,lish suHarc. III tho fashionable West End IF
Lunttni1. | know several members of her fnmIly,
ind think they MI DttKht to 10 htnrtily nst,a,nGi
uf themselves. Her sister, t,nIy Constance,
married! licslry, sou nf Sir Alan Iplnxhntn.
Henry 'ellnKhHtn, ". r., is Ro'ul Cnfhnlic, nnd
ias l,cfpMl bur. Her nlar s!ster Lady Etl!th. Il
who commanded tho tlltcn'a yncht, tnarricd Mli
hpn1slt nciEtltHtr Of mime. Frc,tcrIcn Crcaswrll
" ktnRH Lynn, granddaughter Df Elizabeth
Frs, tho fnslnis t'rantl.vAltnr. Her mint NJ,
tho fntherA sltlf.. tho lN'ly FiciDrln Noel innr-
rIctl Sir 'fhomns Fowci llnxto1.. who wnA nirn,-
bcr for my native bnrtl19h: mud her urnniarnt
- t!ln temnto side, .lnttRh!rrpf tho sixteenth
Earl OF ErFnll, n,nrrirl Daniel t1nrnoy. +. 4. a.,
Aitntlvt or tho snI1r trOrOKi. Tho famous lInl,.
tiAt Noel Wtl9 llGr Stril,fl Gp1I9 ain,
, 1881-03-30
LADY BLANCHE MURPHY.

Death OF tho Discarded DnuEhter of
the T;nrl Of GainHt.orongh Her
EtUpgment with Her Nnthcr'k OrEall-
Inl-fsmIErntfun to America nnd Sub-
neIuoNt Poverty.
Cincinnati 1aztt.t.
a Gazette mnn, thinking tIut tho dcnth Of q
member Ut tho English nobility lit this country
wns unusual, md that so'no pnrt!culars of tho
..s . ~" 49,, ~ .t"aN'.o "u.eu u.ouH"t a"t ~
a t.,s co's''.rs, "po psos" Of seneral Interest
ing lii this city fur the last few months, to ob-
tn,u II fow points OF information, knowing him
to bo in rho possession OF such news. Tho purity
intcrrogated answered substantially Us follows:
~ know something about tho it,Iy In question,
ana OF aci H'nlly; rms is aer oIfthssny: sho
ws ss s "ot', on sne hcas. o. Tue Assann ia
issa' a''a na sno llvea to''T aays lonRer would
%y' ss ] eSs a:s year. Sue
foust. Ilcr fuli namo was Tho ti,o ta,lv @ r ,slancb"
Elizabeth Aary Annunclata Noel tho last being
tho talaiiy pntronyn,ic. Her history Is !, roman.
converts to tho Catholic Church, and Ind his
npuurtenuncus nj thu catholfn ritt,nI. Tro or.
.,nni.t s,,pr wclva v,mta mr., ,yoa ~, hoan-
somc. s hirsutc. yuunx Irisnmau NJ named med Tom Tom
Murphy. Thcro waa nothlng remarkable aboat
n.n 'h.o.iee1aay, s saso 'na. ~ pI.yoa thc
oss'. "oh eao"en 10 execute tno music
ot Inc MUS III tho private ehapol of
Lord datnsborough, her fathor Thu young
IaI,,u snl ~ s,m,,r.. r"'; tn,rs',, n,% 10 ."I
a,s,,, u' ,.ua,,sM ~ ~, .uu '.soa, u' ~ to
lit iovo with thu handsunlu Tunl Murphy. Tho
fu.tly, who arp excessively hnuuhty. neynr
.1.o.,,,n,, ,t,nt ~. f..,,,,,,,. ,..a.i,.' ~,
ry,n M,r 1.r. ,n nes rs !asSt Rsaetghx on tho
hsI. nMH nr nv 'm .,n.. H. II, U .at
, 1881-03-30
WHY GRANT RESIGNED.


He Attempts to win Over Jn dge Hilton
aud fIn~ Ills Own E4tlth shaken.
NEW YORK, hlMrci' 28.-An Interesting story
In connection With Gen: Grants Presidency OF
the Worlds Fntr Commission Inns just leaked
out. 1t cxbiIIns purity why bis vtuws ,,ndcr-
went n chnnga Wilt, reference to tho proper site
for the FUR nnd It's prospects ur SUCCESS.
Il seems TINT II fuw wccxs nKo uon. Hrant
cnfo.l Oh 1,nlEn I[IItun. WIN 1lsls nut uny hnll
'0, Il VIII h hs tug powsTfG ssffGrse n, hat h"s oDs
w.! Sss H xea's tGss Gs eGa!sreeiis'' Gesee!ai wis i
sa thu S 's Il ss T. Sffy sS xsSr a s HoEG ns
tyho lA!I' to secure tho cllartpr inr then,srvesj
ilas been tho tlrncpnl etnfarINsametlt which tho
IudKe IN turn him uvor. u possible. Hilton ru-
fused 70 be converted, and warmly nttAcetI tho
t1a. SiMrtnr. showtnx its syona pans particninrly
eIcG,tt!vo co1hmHson HppuiNted By thc Com.
tnihs!ofic1s wtiu Hre not necessarily Stockholders
control ought tn bo In representatives Of stock
hD!deis Thoreat Con, Grant manifested con-
III. Haven't @ ", rcnd thu clarter2" nsk.d tho
sa;;:, ,re i'i 7 te President of the Commission n,'-
The J.hlvo thon attackod 1nvoo,i, tho httu
chusoi Any,ll9 th.lt 1t was swamp, inn[ur!olls.
too far from tho city, and unfit Tor tho purpose.
IhlS s,.,l;s5. i!so surprised tho uencral;
Whether he ever Won't out to inwnod U ''is1, s not
stntel- Hut ho failed tn enlist Jutlyu Hilton tu
tho enterprise. nnsl soan llossolned nut into Il
y ought to be s.d. hntl beun sclccled before iis
elcctiot 70 t4o Presidency.
by 'aw , 1ys w. nga s tho Gpssoncra m wcre yse
Exposition building II insat.lpI,n md rfl wiz
to Tho Commission. tho building cnst fisoiMHs
H. ~ - Gst1nl.tGtt Tint now 1t would cost Sl1D, ,UU
tn aoEhs EEas sSt' % uoc to se 4 to !ao
kn0Wil TINT ho nets with authority, but ns tho
, 1881-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

REPUBLICAN MEETlNu8,
MEETINGS WILL BE
LII hull u!.n!Hhl IN thu folluwln9 Wnsis:
ttrst WR!A-t;rulu latlilG liutul suuAkers; John
tyNuit Wil1'hm Al. stat'luy. j. H. cnnlpbull. WllAr
Fourth Wasd-aluslleT's Hall, Tvunty.sayspth.,s
nna Hotagsn tifnYe;nv: apeak0rs: Then. etlMli,lXt
1, y ". llIeaHy II. ttun,an, Con. .. II. Mnisf j..
ttilIt Warl-yotcrun Club, xsa Arcbor.ny. spsak.
Gfs; i. Juc"bton, a. fnuru. e. HrUeleY, Pl!ay Ii,
FI!h wSrdsunIon Hal! sop.h iia.tsA..t ncas
Il III, 1iIe,S!Ssnn sSrS Michaoi l!n'oy 4,
sIs: nausl i'arknr. Il H. astunu. Frank Il. TliuMlp.
Eighth Ward-FwUlfth Htrcut Turner HILL, Grand
Hs-nelt!nx tpuAkvss: john 81. Clark, Juhn It1t1F,
M.I unagrAuod tluHaA 6eHanutt, u. II ThuHip.t,1I,
n Iasart Amen John Eessythd, Wush lIes'na Ans
,,ToHti! Wan!-No. 81 Wo.t insh.na.st spuukvra;
G%i. j. " benaslt, Col. H. IT, WAitn0y, GuurxU W.
Eleventh Ward 3tnrtinos Hall. Ada.st bpcaks,a;
II u. Hiss y. noDtt, u Z. MaftlH. t;iuo Club,
Twelfth Wurl t,n!blluls HILL. Vln Isurll.st. uuI
Etnliy, Gvutxu 4. lluys, llv9 Ciub.
. Th!rtuuntt! Natd-IIUnk Hall, inuna Mems Club.
spGakets: Thotnus Crafty, ". i. Underwood, juhn
Naher. Cul ". \ ecrtbher. T. r Murtin. t;leV Club.
Fuutlotukh NAra-AurDtA Vurnur tthll Et2Hd
mn.suet,!,K nt!1vt thy ausVIcus ar tho annrs@ u
IhhM9o.. epuaktss: JMhn 81. Clark. JUhn ttaber,
u GnLuFwhotf, J. hcA1iian. ~
,satuon.h WRtI-tr1i4 FrtIiMAn's, IN Dlyisiotl-s,.
Hays, !, b. tstues. - - -
, 1881-03-30

yonre experience. they numbered fortr-pnn
ihnn 10 l'cr cent psr nanm Tho oxnsnplo wa4
Mrg" eIttcs, unti nnw every lnr9u town IND oily
n E,iE!hiltl hn tta cnfee. lMversls at which work.
!IEGm cnlil,l TOR ORG pe'i1,y rot cup nt coffee.
PEELED IT, ncknowlrti4o to tt1onl TINT II lnrgo
There cu,'t he no better outIct rnr tho rnrrgy
,," nn ftGsIrsn r. TT e Alm"s,",, T. psopl
culrep-tnvrrns uf this description.
Alth"up IL, ilrst thu tutnt M!'stninoss ha1 o.:
pf,<ra TIE trnrcs",'se e. sc'e.y; tnsy n .. at
e M upior rnrt u i:nrand hui becalt,c 'ne
IN each dtoccsn wore speaking fnr tho cnusg
with Krcnt success. A1n"E thnsn who t',pk part
~ 9 wGso c Fasrar s; w "asr
!sl', ocGansc total nstninur; tho I,Iahnt, OF
tilo'tcestnr mi! tristol. win !~canre 4 tntal.nh
R!nt and great william Wllbarfoscr. '''' - ''''
Mr. Grnhnn described tho t,lanIlcr In which
THE Work Of TIE SOCIETY WAS CON-
Tho Diocese of t. xMnnchessor. for instance, con-
a;!sts ;rs ni :.on9! ne"i,lc, cnitanca ~ pnrshes.
tiays wcrs e,utctl 10 working vi, tiistrt:t Tin
!c1lve Of iho lending manufacturers wna ot,-
tne.! ntitl the w.rk''iRnlet wGrn addressed M
Ant ''lns'ur tinsIs. NJ, ali.lsoIi 10 eIthor rr-
H.. ~ u' p pa.t,Gs @ Ms il .e. M!!i tmn lGs't Wita
ws ,r"n,si ~ ,c"sa an III" m ,t,,t r,.,tE
@ Ms .'ttseu i,t ~ .neastt s. VI MMh!!iu rhipnrkS
arnia n's aaa,oiiso, Mnss. s.nieotlilgs wcra held.
rrl,r, n,M t ohyA ~, & to.npr;o ssFinm''s wGro
!,,,, ~; ~ "o pAr.g,.!Ar DUMMY " iess
tit t,.t ~ ~ . sot's "eso Preaened III
1s. T., ',u ,,,,,,,a.T, , s,,o,,, .,t, .,,. .,.t.
hIs rst Vis ~ Irn ,shnr MI. ta 1s,,rIsa ,ms Wms
t IL M's. S vs.. @ MnG1e' Will rcpscseh.n"
.tcs ~ asu neHFy o'sry mato OF tno wost Ing
,,.y ... ~ IT. GolieGtoti o.
~. ~ ~" ..,,', ;,,n,' ~ nE ~ 'ss MC.sp
w ", aS t KY; % ~" '.!Khl Hnso htuTn!
s. ,T,,;y ~! ~, n,s IL io y. stttGs
~. - ",,'l ~ or, III, y sI.i M!tn !e!9ure.
~ W. y & .s. =. uGsH' @ uut !! sniia lsn lenrl. %
r,n,ri,ns ~ a tnt us,, t Mu i hnu snnu
trntEluta'1 L,st hnj clly "Hlta 'llu nbt Keep
~ Wy ,ty ty ~, E ~. Gihtst;!s ~ i'rtsler'
M noueu u ttt"t ~ t Ivy EscnuaiiAn Cn,ircn nt Cnl-
EhS, fah, n.'u ~ enn H.Gi'. Hu. pi!ltuiY "
IN 1 fnr3t t", , .n n'et' w.. ~ .!,e! NJ rs
, ~. f .h SIt'St.n st & Smm.eh w u!envDrinR 70
EuEal lostu tnc U1tut "ofA ol temperance
, 1881-03-30
A REMARKABLE CASE,

DEriaolT. A1lch.. MARCH, MA remarkable
case Of abstinence from tood Is now III exist
el,co ut llnttlo Crcuk, IN tills State. lMst
0clnbcr Mrs. Henry lngran Ind sol,le tept!l
pulled. This l'rMlght On nausea Mt tho
stonlac}i, alId Inability to retain fond. Tho
w,lAa' H. sal tn bo still niIyc, having ,,cithur
Is notfisl,eh By being bAt!losl In beuf-tn,,,
mttlt, ctr, which TIC. by absorption. The
torcs nf tllo skin nt,strb ilt..fly u qilart
nday ftn'rl tl,eSu lmsl's. ,stIs feels SORT If
utter wE.icl, feuls III II shU Ind eyleil.
, 1881-03-30

Was transacted, nHonR which was tho nproIpt-
ineht Of n cnnlEllttre uf i've u rci,urf d iat or
ol,!Sets ut The next 1neuti,,9. Tho f.eavuc was
Mt,1ft.se1 " j. D. Lyons al!,l tho old aurrrnt
nn ny tue srcrctary rcns1InR II tclrYrnr, frnm
Fhtrlck Ford. of rho Irish 'tnilt. denying
ne ist meeting hcnrnR nn tho sibjpct. Ti,ia
Irs,nHnt Mr Sullivan 10 personal explanation,
aIsu chh:hlcrnhlc l,nrsh lnnElnHe WINS used, ana
adjourned for two wrcks
, 1881-03-30
SMALLPOX.

EpFtla1 Ulspatek 70 7ha Chicago TTtbNnt,
UI0oMlSUr0N, ILL.,, March ..D.-lr. llaucll,
President Of tho ljUaut 0f Health, arrived
,t's-tlay Mt Lexington. and established rcgu!ur
quarantine against Nancy Greek l.lnl t;rldluy
Townships, III which nr0 ull tho CASES Ut
tnu'ty NJ, fur. Lexington IL entirely frc0
from thu tliscusg.
, 1881-03-30
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

6WtH1l 315{NlSE % IT'D CHIfUQ0 yf1bQRt
Hl0oMtSuToS, H., Alarell e9.-Sayeral
gentlemen nrrlyed ta.MEslt frnnl yarious
larts nf 1llinoEs tu attend tho Cllenp-'rruns-
lAlrtatl0n Convention, wltcl, meets III thEs
elty tn-,'I9rrDw afterlu!0.t, nnu which will
probably BY well attended, and certalnly Will
tu Interesting.
, 1881-03-30

UTY HUDn.
MONTH TOWS.
Tho North Town tIoAr,t met Yesterday rs re-.
nircll l,y INV, lnt II was tgo Icr election IL do
nny business, ni,.l. besltira. the Supervisors
ncrs,.lnts hntl mt lcen Strengthened nnt. There
son, md Collector Nosrn, md MI Adjournment
WIS had Until Sntuttl0y ut D'cbck.
THU Wtar TUwH.
Tho West Town llonr,l met yesterday nvoniuF.
hut did nutf,lug cxCet Iourn until this after.
t1UUE.
, 1881-03-30
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

FUrty Thousand dollars u yelr fur q single t]r1u
III dentistry must fruu utcessty csrAlo envy
1tlt opposition. The patronage Ut our best eIti-
zens of tho wcll-knowa hr,n Of slcChcsncy
nruthors for tho past ton ycaEa bosppaks yul-
uluts uf pszlfsc.
, 1881-03-30

HdshtIl1tnn i]fsln'ch 10 Etncinnhtf ENQUIRER
1t Is NssertHd by sOn.b VITO hnyD hull prlyato
letters frnIn fariA that kute ChAsu SprrTlie has
cent nutilts evGr BROUGHT to AuGricu, Inud
embroidery III tho richest style md hand pait,t-
lnX hAvO been luylHhGl Mpnu her tuilntB.
, 1881-03-30


...- ClitCAGD. MARCH III lssl
JOSEPH MACKlN. ESQ. SECRETARY COUK
COUNTY DEAloCKATIu Gl;HTIiAIt CUstMrr-
TEE
DEAR s1is: Your notice OF tho unanimous seIcc-
Ton nnd nomination Ut US n candidate tnr
Atdernlns, for tho Fitat Wnrd on bul,t OF tbs
Ercnt nemodrntlc pnr.y Is to hind. III rcpiy I
oeR fchvo to state That while havo novcr beoa
d politician, md noyer sought, thought OF. or
expected any polltfcn fRvurs. and hud fully ,uutto
up my mind th"tl nover sAOnlh still your unanimous
call npo Ina to mako tho HlIt for your roprossns-
Two IN tho Council In - exceedingly ,ns.ernx tpon-
tnnoaus nd cnrtiHst ent 10 refuse wnntd bo unjust
hnG uhthithtu l nCcbpt yHlr call in tho rnttft In
which Il Ii ttnderod mid Il tho citlzuns Oi tic Frso
Ward deem mn Worthy IT ttlOir support. ind stuujH
gnGSrSMsy 70 olGst @ t n. - tho S,3a.n6u ros!o viii
sen I 1t iio 1iiss y nhinor Tint wllt trust neet
cE'ti Enyovni!Snt IL tho most snabIs 10 sUrosaiYa
n, @ @s@nstri,l.snn @ str scll O. GeaRn nnd sIat
f!1 HIT A!d guiding nrlncplea. Kindly convey Ia to
F!rtt Ward nDuucrnttc C0mittcu and tho lletnUcrnts
hnEH cunfGrrc1 = "'
With Eindnst roxarsls hnvo tho honor to bo 70.
MlClIAEL BUKKE.
, 1881-03-30

Cuu,nsns dues not ulycrtlso teeth for x7 and
charge luOst. 10 StAtu.
, 1881-03-30
Interesting Address by Mr.. Graham,
Of the Church Of England
Society.
Tho DlllcroMcc Between Temperance
md Prohibition Fnunttcisnl.
How the Good Work Was Boing Pushed
Forward Among tho Workingmcn
IN England.
ftnarls BY Bshep Ntiaren, Tho fer. Dr.. Locke,
nod Tic lsy. Mr. Morrison.

feter md Paul met 1T tho Cathedral yesterday
evening for tho rNirposn vt l,cnrtn9 iii address
ui te,,it,rr,,,,cr ly Mr. H. (Iruhnn, Hrcrrtnrv tf
th,, t,h,,rch ~ t:nwInn,s 1.,t",,,,r',,., 4n,,,,
VIM ID n, nroso,,, 1s,,r.... t'. uu'I!y'
flle attendance wua lnrgo, tho i,tniy ur tho
Catlulral luing e,i, Wills bcsldcs the l,jsfot,,
WIN nrcsl,lel. ,l,nr,, ,yorn nrrscut I'm i'm.
n!ossrs, Locke. Courtney. Atnrrlson' Holland,
Perry. Rltrho, Knowles, u,,tl othors.
cx.s.s .ew ,,es m . a.'o' 'ne aoaF al "hlcn tho
~S "e's ..p'1 w ".s.t. ~.
...--.s.... Msitpr NEAtsEN
sulI Mr. Grubntu s,,s nut nrcaopt. INT In 1,nnn,
TINT ho ,yo,,fI aoou ,nnke h,s n,rnarn,,l, f ~,
tna n.u"tn, o % so0' 'av us appenaaee. n IN
tho subject OF tetupcruuce. THO MI, or drunk
cnncss WIS vcryoll one. 1Iu Ind tho bt,st rt,r
stn tn r,u,s;cr !, s, m, n,,i,, n ,,a,s., ,v
s so. ..,tn ~ .a.uGr r., u" SUI ot "ny noeaase 1t was
s,.,,". , - .s '' ~, n.'' % naeauss 1'h"s con-
u,n,,,un l. a,,nt .,,1,ue ,, os" ~ 49,, :. u"u ~ p.u
.,,.. "s. -, - auen' 1ne1c WIS II" ao'bt Whatever
TINT tho t,nn who rcsortt1 to stiMusntlon-ono
Or tilt guu.l gIftsn nt up--tp such MI extent Tint
he pl,ccl himself In ii pos!,jun wh,.rn hc ro,,fI
not ,lu tio,,,s will wns snnrr Dn,1 n ,,r"l,r ~
tiu nN' aftl waR nls'. 1rcnktr ri tho lMws Df
haty Y aasI,, ~ o ;na u % n'ta wilo rted hinlselt
its ,tti!na INSTINCTS forbuue it to be guilty Of
s'lstt gxecssrs.
~ thts point IT. the llls1opa rcnnrks the 1cct-
nftcr tho i!ishup ha,l nude this announcement.
no sliit ttmt he would nuke Just oflu re.lurk
iic had bcgun S 81 s,ying thut drunkenness wns
n Silt. The underlying failure In most tunlppr-
aI'ee movements IT present WIS thMt they lAtel
sin llcvlu with hiln. II WIS III tho will nF tno
,,r'nkar tlai tho s as.,ss ,,!,l n1t e tho wlll
%t ~e seSss ens u hxity y ts,ss
anti thus tccnuiu tho prinllry Hinncr, M,id ought
to 10 punished fur the UvcrsIsu OF stimulation
EluaHn OF hts rGin1rky tho UshOD ftttrul1tCi
, 1881-03-30

!tor l!ttfcra Inns rcstorel 10 sobrtoty aud healtb
perfect wrecks rroGa iututMpesdl,ce.
, 1881-03-30

luck ftnynrrs Moth Powder Is q harvester
shAt reAlsa ru4chrs BY The 1u!lllotl.
, 1881-03-30

FI1llE FIFTH WARD VETERAN CLUU
l. Will hAyg uiuetnH tu.h!9bt ut No. .sB Ate4ur-
NJ AH so!dgts Aha salioss OF tho lutte Var In
dtVa4 thu Club,
, 1881-03-30

7>llE FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN
- Club nesta ~ the ltaud l'sclhe lIutut Tonight
, 1881-03-30

POLITICAL.
FFsllE SIXTH WAllD REGULAR nEPUls-
itsan Club VIZ hold iuou1lng NJ III ilinluan.st