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National Republican., 1881-11-18

n ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
" treatment and speedy cnre OF all Venereal Dis
eases by consulting DR. LEON, 45b Mass. av. prescrip
National Republican., 1881-11-18
FOR sALE-Houses.

IVoR RENg-cALL AND SEE our LIST OF
n property Tor rent JOHN SHERMAN a CO,
fp9-tf Clond Rrfldir,p
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nnscr,rnts ro.NIght.

Population Of thc National Capital. 100000
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~ ESERAL GARFIELDS LAST LETTER,
W written 10 his mother while 90 his death-bed.
sale at The Republican oltice Ten cents per copy.
90 600 TO INVEST AS SILENT PART
tpA.OJO ner In some good manufacturing or
mercantile business; must be bona hde with best OF
references. Address, conhdentially. S +. F., Repub
lican office. se27-tf
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i ! on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold vt market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where, by j. II. SQUIER a. Co., Bankers l4l6 Penn.
Hyvanin avenue. ma28-u
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Foot Surgerv-

DR. WHITE Chiropodist, of iiiIeen years profea.
Honal experience throughout the United states and
Canada and tW enly consecutive years OF practice in
Washington, ID. q. successfully treats Corns, Hum
Ions Chilhnlns Diseased Nails and other complaints
Of the feet His chiTopodial establishment No 14lt
Pennsylvania avenue opposite WillRrds Hotel, u
patrOni2ed by the elite OF tho world. Once lee u
per visit ou2S
National Republican., 1881-11-18

nR LEON, THEoLDEST ESTABLlsHED AND
~ most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be CONSULTED daily at d5 Massachusetts avenue, from
. TO and tos All Female Complaints and Irregu-
lariues quickly cured. Prompt treatment Separate
rooms for ladies' no3
National Republican., 1881-11-18

WASHINGTON D. c, NOVEMBER is, 1881.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ 49, -. .a -
wv WANTED-sEvERAL COMPETENT DRESS
w makers; none other need apply.
knlSdf M. v. HAItr I'LL street northwest.
wv yANTED--s sALEsLADI1ss AND 2 SALES
w meni must have city reference; those who
wish to learn need not apply Address, stating last
place Of employment and how long in business T. H.,
Republican office. noi7.a
IJNEMABE MODEL wANTED-GooD FIGURE;
II steady employment; good pny chance for poor
girls. May address in confidence, CRANON, Mepub-
licnn office. noll.Bt-
wy ANTED-2 WOMEN IN A SMALL FAMILYi
w one as Cook, the other rs Chambernald and
Waitress. Apply at l73i street northwest. 1851
neutrality-suspicious..
NXTANTED-E -EMPLoYNfENT-A MAN COMPE-
w tent to do almost any kind OF business Will work
from p. to midnight by the month, for board and
Address j. q JACKSON. GUY Post.Orice nol.t3s
VXyANTED-THE NAMES OF Two OR MORE
w relatives OF one family In Departments where
locntcd and relationship; the Influence OF each, the
state credited TO- and when appointed; also names Of
persons urloughed over one month and the names OF
substitutes and who for; the names OF unnaural1ed
foreigners aud exeoniederaiesi also he name, 9d eS
Union soldiers and sailors discharged; the POLITICS OF
each may be given; all reports strictly confidential
Address SOLDIERS AND SAILORy NATIONAL
LEAGUE, Republican office. Oc'l-u
National Republican., 1881-11-18
WANTED-situotions-Femaie

'XITANTED-A SITUATION, ny A REsPECrA-
w BILE young girl, To do either ChnmberwOrk or
Nursing; Is willing aud oblgng. Call at 1919 rwen-
tleth street between NJ and N. nois-3te
WANTED-srTUATION BY 2 COMPETENT
w girls; one ns Cook and Isaundrcss the other to
do Chnmberwork and Waiting Ia n good seamsiress; ;
city reference. Address NJ. H., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1881-11-18
FOR RENT-Furnishod Houses.

BILE HOUSES IN THE CITY, FURNISH
MONEY no LON N in sums of ti ,OfO and upward,
KENNEDY'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
noi5-0t Fifteenth street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A YOUNG ATTORNEY, WHO WRITES SHORT
"A hand. desires TO connect himself with first
class lawyer. Address, stnting terms, PERSENE-
RENEE, Republican office. nolI-3tH
DHoNoGRAPHER WISHES EMPLOYMENT
Il evenings and Sundays; good references. Address
SHORTHAND, Republican Office. noi6-3te
NyyANTED-BU MEN TO KNOW THAT
w NIL kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican Oico quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than at any other place In the city. se26
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DIED.


On Octobsr l3, 1881, after . lingering iilness,
ALBERT u. BEACH. Albart Uowell Beach
was born in Loudoun county, Va, Nov. 8, 1861,
and was the son OF Francis A. and fresley
Beach.
Thou art gone 10 the grsve--we no longer be-
hold thee,
Nor tread the rough paths of tho world by,hy
Blu! the wide arms of morcy arc spread to onfold
And sinners may hopo since The Saviour hath
died.
On October l7th EMMA JOSEPHINE, b.
loved child of Simeon and Janepher Don,y,
aged seven years and seven months ~ Hor
funeral will take place from the residence of nor
parents, Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Rel-
atiVes and friends are respectfully invited to
attend.
Fell asleep sweelly in Josus, on tho night of
october 10th. 1881. LINDA A., aged year, IL
months and 10 daya, only daughter OF U. Y. and
Inc late Laura q. Starebury.
We loved her-yea, no tongue can tsil
How much VIC loved her and how weil.
God loved her. too, and He thought beat
10 tsko our darling homo to rect.
Safs in The aims of Jeeu1,
SAFE on his gentle breast;
There By his love o'ershadowci
Sweatly thy soul shAll rest
baltimore q Loudoun co. PAGERS please copv.1
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Rsmior DnnieI In Petersburg,

Max John w. Daniel arrived at D. 10. 10
Petersburg en- Saturday. and was met ns tho
depot by tho Young democracy Club Of the
Ctckado Cl:r, over 800 strong, AID al %
menso cjncourso Of citizens. a Guo band of
music headed the proosssoo, and Major Dan
lei WAS placed IN carriage drawn by six beau
tiIu white horses. with banners flyiug and one
continuous cheer oil along the limo of march
from the depot to the resideucs OF Dir. w. L.
Watkins, on Frabklin street. The soene was
one opg to ba remembered by the peopo Of
Petersburg. During the march there was firing
Of csDpon. and on arriving ct MIR. Wat.
kinsF, Moj,r D.0iel briefly addressed the
multitude. La tho evening M.ior Dsuel
sooko 10 tho largest audiences ever assembled ia
the Academy OF Music Such was the demand
for seats that it was necessary to exclude ladies'
aOd boys IN order to give voters chance to
hcsr
Major Danic''s app@srsLcG on the siag6 EsH
the signal iCr the uprising q the great crowd
who waved their hsts aud hGndkelchieis, snd
ohoerad fer fully ten minutes, Tho seems was
oGe tho ike ct which has never before been
witnessed in the building.
lie spoke for three hours, and there yes
errst culhu:issn. tho immense sud;erc, seve
raj tunes rising 70 ih:lr lee. aud giving tho
speaker cheer after cheer. At The close of the
speech tho crowd On tho stage took him 10 their
arms, raised him 90 their shoulders, aud
choared and sprlauaed him fer many minutes.
Petersburg is tho homo OF Colonel Cameron,
tho readiusiar candidate Ter Governor, and he
II very popular hero. but the ovation TO Maier
Daniel shows that hn hass Very large snd en-.
thuslas!lc following thcrr. 10 public and ia
private Major Daniel expresses the greatest
confidence 10 bis election.
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THE kRrIyetS.

EtLTtMokE, Oct. l7.-Virsinia ea old -; do
deferred liz; 60 consolidated SCs do 81 90.
ties 4ot past duo couo o.; new ~ 40s 50 bid
Today. Cotton qrist; mitdlrxs Ils.ll1
Flour quiet; Howard stree: and West.
era super S. 50:SG 90; Go extra S. 25.S7 o. :;
co family 81 25sSS CO: Civ BILLS snper
IS 6UsS6 20; do exsra S. 5gns7 90; to f,mjy
IS BASS ~; DO $40 brands So o. S. IS; Pn-
tkpico family SIS 10. Wheat-Souihsrn steady
and quiet; Western lower and quist; Houthc-n
rod i35sl45; DO amber lijal5i; 10 AsryI.rd
155: Noe Western winter red spot and Oct 145is
1853; nov l4ssildst; Disc l52sAl5$3 Corn
Southern steady; Western lower and Gull: SopIh
ern white % DO ynl!ow 73i; Wests:n nir.
ed spo. and NC: C9sG9i; nov Oss7lt; Dec II,
74s, Oats steady; Southern $500; We,tern
white 6Oa5l; do mixed $3.50; Penna 6O.5l. Rys
easier at lgG. Hay quiet, prime to choice Penn
and Md S2OsS2G toifae dull; Rio csrsoes OK.
binary to fair 9.llt. sugar firm; a SOFT nj
Whiskey quiet at 81 l9Iasl -. " 49,"
new YohK, cc! l7.-siocss weak. Money
5.6 Flour quiet and ateadP Wan.. opaned
lalf higher. advance since lost Corn niuicr.
ately active.
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Fairfax Notwithstanding In Epe
sktSfrsct

correspondence Of tho Alex ardria i1azettc. ]
rouICK Oct. T--Oa Friday hight Iant tho
democrats held The first meeting of tho Luton
Valley Club. This club. although orsani2 ID
In Very sphrsGlv settled c)untrY. hss nv tho
tx r,iors OF its tfiiccnt President, L.. &. Ntviu
esq and tho other uiEcara. decreased 10 nearly
fifty Members; mcn Nho heretofore nave ttkan
ittlo OF no lntczts! 10 politics. rarely ovou gong
to vote, Gre now joining our club sud doing
their very best to Increase its muster roll. At
this lss meeting. after The enrolment Ct new
members. the President introduced George
Mason, esq, WHO had been invited at the last
mcctiEg to address tho club. Mr. Mason took
for his subitc's the State dtbs. public schools
aud tho ospiation tsy. lie first gavo us tho
dearest and NEST complete statement We have
ever hoard on tho sui rot OF the debi; no
demonstrated tho pcrleo.ibity of tho State to
pey her obligations 10 lull ard leave a Surplus
without increasing taxsiior; then showed how
the school system was Tho creation of the demo
cratic patty years before they wore Obliged by
law TO put it in operation; how john Daniel
had worked faithfully and done moro than any
other man 10 VirIlnIs towards making it
success. He declared tho democratic party
would uphold the schools and Increase them,
but not do whist tho aboiiiioo Of the capitstion
tax would certainly efFact-either break up the
echools by reason Of :he loss 10 them of so largo
revohun. or elso throw the whole burden of
their existence and mRnsgsme upon the
property tax, which, Ct c)utso. wauld havo to
be proporionsteIy Increased. lie lastly drew q
striking comparison between Mahono and
Daniel-tho first plu1dcring the State of
millions of dollars and the poor laborsrs on his
railroad of their hire-tho other assisting the
State to Increase her revenue by law for tax
ing those wealthy corporations. and tho poor
men BY M king their wages frat lien against
tho railroads. also providing for damages to DO
paid to tho families Of persons killed by aooi-
dents on those rosds. This speech greatly
pleased The audience, and. it is believed, made
lis QntEE DEMOCRATS
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With reference 20 tho Barry Malone siIsir
General Mahono says that whom he fights it
will be with gentleman" By this the General
has rendered mIsolf even moro ridiculous than
he has previously appeared, for all acquainted
with him know that 60 fsr rs The qualities usu.
ally supI osed 10 constitute gentleman Are con.
cerned, Gen. Early is his superior. But were it
Otherwise. and If General Early We're his inferior
in social standing. General Malone has lost his
rightto Io!u'e to fight on that ground. for it WAS
only yosr or two ago Inst he recognized Gen.
Early - Ills soc!sl equal by carry ing on host lie
cprrcsinndonco with him. ana General Enrly
has done nothing slncG then To forfeit his stand
iaR ms gentleman. General Malone had OK
coleLt grounds for refusing TO fight .luol with
Gehersl Early or any other loan, but to base
that Refusal upon General EArlys inferiorily TO
him se gentleman Is utterly absurd to sill &C.
gu sintUd with tho history, character and psst
and present social standing Of tho two mon.
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From China,

SAN Francesca. Oo. Tho steamship
City Of T"kla, from llacg Kong, arrived yes.
,crday, bringing advises 10 The II h of Sep
tembcr.
News from Pesing states that the health Ofthe
wcs''rn cmrrasa has been speedily aud miracu
cuS2 rss.rotd by The skill OF Ds:ivo doctor,
who has b:en rowsrLGi With tho red button
pacnt OF nobility.
Disasters to lio and property wroughi inland
by typho0us arc very great.
a vii!sgo named She,osha, 10 kow district.
has bcen completely sgapt away by floods. end
all the Inhabitants irowred. A steam auoch
was dispatched to Tho locality and upSstdl of
200 bodies recovered.
a typhoon passed ovor Too Chow. doing
great damage to the foreign town aud native
shipping.
by O typho0n. which occurred on tho 18th
OF September, hundreds of hCulcs wcro blown
down. bridges carried away aud many lives Loaf.
Tho news of tho death OF President Garfield
caused feeling of profound rograt among mon
OF oil ra!ionnlitics.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ALMANAC. OUT II. lSs,.
Son rises....-...... i IL SUI, sets ..... 70
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
B.mp John Gibson, Now York. TO r A Reel
Str Norfolk. Philadelphia, 10 r A Reed.
Str sue, Baltimore 20 j Erndors u TO
Str Goo lIcary, Norfolk. to Z Is tono
Str l.sdy Of the Lake. Norfolk. to T. a. k-s.i
Str Mattano lower Porc, to j Brodors s. ~.
Str 4 V Arrowsmith lower Potomac. tr ru
tomac Forty Company.
Schr q q Lano, Norfolk, 70 Amor Cusl 10.
SAILED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. by + A Reed.
Str hattano. lower Potc. by j Brodo,s L Go.
Str V Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, by Pr-
tomsc Ferry Company.
MEMORANDA
Schr j A Bockormsn. from Richmond, Of Now
York 18th.
Schr r II Odiorno, from Woods Hole for
Georgetown, passed through Hol Cato 18TH
Schr .Ics Rudd, from Georgetown, at New
York 1iIh.
Schrs Henry Parker, Niias Moore. Albert
Mason, Maria Pearson, Belle Brown and SAlhe,
from Richmond, JAS Hay and A Crane, from
Georgetown and Bmna ,Arey, from this port,
at New York 10th.
schra Mary Butler, for Boston. and A Y
Crsnmer, for New Haven from Georgetowr,
passed through He'll Gate 10Th.
Schr Helen Maria. for Washington, sailed
from Gardiner It'll.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Il.

y oge vurs.Gd the carpatbaggors moro re-.
lanlicssly than Gc1ors! Malone, end yot in hls
efforts 10 obtain the negro vote and thereby gain
tho supreme o,Dtrol OF this State he resorts 10
precisely tho Identical dtvic;s that the carpet
baEscr5 cIa!lnytd 10 their attempts 10 achieve
tho salio cid His csptaits tell lac negroes
that tho ioS. C! Inc Stale vas contracted while
they wars slaves and had 30 part 10 lis creation.
and 1ss contracted by std for tho benefit Ct
thor Old iGa.tcis TO who's, s1o advantage its
payment wall r,IGu1d sad Thai. therefore. tn y.
the htHrota. a!o rot Cply uLLouad by is obi.
yallan, tu', ~ freq ciiiZ:ns 0t Virginia Who
reprobatn both 'B1uraona' aud bourbonlsn,
they SIC EtUnU 10 ripu itta thai debt sud that
shGnd they E0t % Sc they Will si0W 70 the
world that they sill acknowledges their sub
s'rvcinty to tho incu vino oLc, owncd iirin
As the negroes neither kaoR nor care Anything
about tic in! iaasmuah al they arc nat sub
ao; tc tue iox.a by which it mus. be paid and
d. ;,at understand lat ;hn RjddicberEcr bill
c!nra: -"tIi; the dab*, winch both tho hiphest
con5;s 1t ,ho S.aio AID If !nn l1oi,cd States
have declared Tits: and STA l.. islG, such
talk es that 10 which W. Iccr n.iursliy pro-
duccs liz intended ct, aad tho probability is
th.i aI!ti iha ,Xisn;i)A o; TIC fen sell r.anao;
ins 'e.rJlg. viz $40 ;ato'i:Ecat caGlGsl - scU
through IL, ;r..'. a:o:i i,uultGf?aiy aad dema
gr.,r,n, ;ao Ms:,"i,rii,s wiiI grt every negro
vote 10 ii": State. And ii il 10 further that
OHIO, thai ne f. ,:iiataticu eLl most If the
r.puhhc.,. party irJ l-ndinl their aid though
NJ Gsviiad. ahr said ma republican should
tnuah aGy rhtty !EiItd aith renudaiioo." and
though ;ho latte. profess To- rrirc7,ul the
honest. mGr.l auI educational classp, OF the
o0un!rg.
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Arrest OF Sen. hehGne-S0 Flght,

Seosor Mah0pe was arrested at lis residence
IN shc pcCIlecd Flats. Washington. Saturday
night, tho warrant being issued G! tho Instance
OF ScIucI Strorg, ae'l knoEn republican
politician. from iutornsiio1 received from sew.
tral parties that Mahooe had 90 Saturday, o.
tobcr 10, rcc:iVcd and accepted q challenge
from Jrbal 4. Early to fight duel Senator
hahona was approached by the officers Just as
no WAS abcu. cuoIiug his bpartmoDts and
"hcn tbs nature of Tho ortaod was mado known
first demured about goirg. but whom told that
1t vas necessary 10 a! cnco proceeded 20 the
cafflsge 10 waiting and was driven to tho resi-.
dence OF Judge Sncll. OF tho Police Court, where
IN" Senator gava his personal reoogniz.ncs not
TO erRnge IN or lcago tho District for a hostile
meetIng Malone said, 10 substance. before
Inc JueGa that hc had received no challenge,
nor uiu lie expect any would be sent, ns the
mHtcr botwecn Gen. Early and himself WAS oil
hxSd up. Tic also said tina. Early was too old
man 10 engage 10 hostile meeting, being
hardly sblo to besr binsulf along. The isdge,
1eVcrthe'css thought it better to put him un-
Irr personal BONDS not TO break the peace. Mr..
Strong, who caused tho warrant to ho issued,
saul the reason ho cid 80 was bec,us, ho vas
Ear)v was in WasbinSIon a. -, lO,smo n .Na %
meeisg Mahope and ~ hath puS0s S,b y,
ho tEoapht il h,s ~ ;nto,io.o So So nh ~
ssid that o c1nsnirsco or;atod .a 'y 49,. 49,
democrats to rid the Snna,o If Mahnno 81 ,ha,
Bou, ID demCorat ncnll ho rs,nrUnS ~ 30 81,
piaoa and tho prrsnpt rInI,hGcsn mi ,,;,r ogar
Iurocd. The jisI,rc, NJ H., ,..-.n,t 10y w. ~,
knnwn J., a i y,n t :no "s,iau' was ,1o'
ci.l. tho affair ham, kcnt raru no" S,. NV
Mah,uo viII bsvn 70 an Wy u',i nvua,u,
to daY, ssikc Wi. il nr,l, rn,nroahIn - 49,
lnGcr tho R,yis.i Sia,n,o5 hn - fo,b;SSoa ~
or,.ro !, a,,.l t Nv ~ 'c'o,uu'a "
his o,c, ho;,,r - "'"'T''
IaB brtcStrd soma Years apo vhen i; WAS
thought he ana Csp.. Payuu, Of Wsfronton,
were about to Gsht
tbs following earl En- nnhr. j., Ia d.v's P:.h.
mond Wing:
WASHINGTON II Il O,s II 1891
10 the 1,I{ir
rt, lrern,.r c I...,, T., ~,
,,nnI H V. 81 N'a,' onnai a. E'fi' II lIcn J.
'""''''' oa O1l0Dar III, 1851, has been read BY
ino 81 tsE al 1t refers 10 myself. Tho rauk OF
Gee Hul2 Ia cha iloni,dn,., 49,, ,>,;,I /
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
proceeiiuss G. The u, .. Senate.

Proceedings @. the u. .. Senate.
WAsHIHGTON. ID. G., OCT. H.-Mr. Teller
Mas Yc'i rcm further service on tho Com
mi:tee 90 Privileges snd Elections upon his Own
request.
Mr.. Shernsu called up his resolution Direct
log tho Secretary Of the Treasury to transmit
to the Seus!o c1py of tho report of James L.
Mol.le.
Nj. FalNY asked That the consideration Of
The report b, postponed until Friday next.
Mr.. Sherman did not think that there should
be shy objection made TO its present considera-
iou. Howevsr, il the Scnste desired to have
/: postpoosd he had no OF j,oion, though he
Tculd Insist on having it sdop!ed during The
presen! session.
Mr.. Farley asked that tie resolution ba pest.
pooed until Friday next.
Tho Pfosldont pro ten. snnGu1oed tho sp-
pontulcrt of tho following Senators to ill
vacancies On committees.
Foreign Aff,irs-Aldrich and Lapham 10
place OF Burnside and Cooking.
Fl0snco-Aldrich 10 plaos Of Burnside
Comncic,-Milicr. of Nav York, 10 rlAoo OF
Conkoy
Military Affairs HsRley 10 plso, of Burn.
side.
Judiciery-Tellsr 10 plaoo Of Conkling.
Post Offices and Roadi-- Miller OF NV York
10 place of Platte.
Education and L,bor-Adtich ia pllc, OF
Burutidc.
Eaerossed Bills-Millsr of Now York 10
Dltc, OF Coukliug.
Transportation Routes to S,.hoe,d-Llp-
ham ia plsoe Of Platte.
Eoto!led bi!'s-JeWol!in llaoc Of Platte.
Privileges and kIeeiioDS-Lspham 10 plaoo
oil Teller,
The President protomporo said that ho IN
dtrS;ocd thas he had no authority to designate
any person 50 chsirnan Of q committee; that
was 10 tho hands of the committees themselves
At the suggestion of Mr.. Morrill, the names
ct The new members Of tho committee will be
lilac ID at tho foot of tha list.
Tho Senate then. a: l2::l0. went into txecu-
i've sts,iou, aana When tho dooIs Wsrn reopen
cd at l.l:4j sdj1utued until Friday.
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Tho courso pursued by the Mshonoites with
regard 10 !ho Blair Letters" from the Tina
these letters were first presented until The latest
futile atttmot to disprovc their authenticity.
should DO sufficient to drive away from them
any man Who has ordinary s.'f respect. Any
nan Who would Urito such letters would Of
course deny thoir authorship, but tho proof Of
their commences is direc', positive, and ire
fragble, md the measures rcsortci to by tho
Mshonctes to throw doubt UPON their anthem
ITCHY nro infinitely MGR, Gisrepu.atl1 than the
lcttors themselves
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a Wise Beacon.

Deacon Wilder, want you to tell me how
you kept ycuraelt and family we'll the past gea.
con, When oil The rest Of liz have been sick so
much. and have had tho doctors visiting us 60
ofter.'
BRO Taylor, the answer is very easy. Iutod
Hop bl.sers timei kept my family we'll End
saved the doctor hills Three dalis,s' worth of
it krp, ua well srd Ebs 10 Work al tho time,
I'll warrant 1t hss cast sou sId Tina neighbors
ono 20 two hu:drea dollars pieco TO keep sick
the came tiIs."
'Gescon, I'll use ycur medicine hure.f.er.n
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CapsiHed Oh the Ways.

New YORK. Oct 1.-THE steamship Crescent
City, Whilo in dry dock at tha foot OF Clinton
street was capsi2ei this mortiag, being badly
balanced. Tho stcamer WAS considerably dam.
aged but tho txac! extent Of tho injury cannot
ba Scertanod until sho is tightsd, 10 accom- plish
which efforts are now being mado John Hart,
a tromhn on the eleanor was killed. ard his body
sank in the river. VIM. Butler, of Sixth avanue.
was injured informally md wss FONT to TIN hoa.
fitG1
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From the ErnnSVanI,

LONDON, O,t. IA dispatch from Dun
bar 10 the Standard says: The Beers havo
seiz I'd tho wagons of those Doors who remained
loyal to England during tho war.
a despatch from Peter. Aritsburg. to the
Daily Telegraph ssys: The Boor coavontion
with EnGlsnd has DOT been ratified. Pablo
feeling IN tho Trausvsal ia unsettlod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-17
WOrkllcu Fired dsn

LONDON, Oct. l7.-EIevon men returning
from working on 'Boyootted' farm pear
Portarlingtou, were fred upoo and five were
wounded. ono OF them dangerously. This is
the affair that led to tho arrest Of Andrew and
Patrick Gallagher ca suspicion of tiricg the
shots az before mentioned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-17
Financial.

NEW YoRK, Oat. 1.-THE Pests fiosucial
article (l:4O D. N. edision) says: The Stock
Exchange markets arc active. with Investments
including uoited States bonds firm aud with
speculative shares as tho result of the auotua
lions thus far ts%l higher. Speculative rail.
Rad bonds are generally higher. Call loans to-
day arc DO per cent. with 5 per cent. the ruling
rate. limo loars arc not easy to got at G Der
cart. Prime mercantile paper il nomnaly
Cat por CONT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-17
DIsOrderIy Proceedings.

LONDON. Oct. ia dispatch from Rome to
Inc Times says: II is impossible TO cescrbe the
enthusiastic cheers after the Pope gave his bone
dletlon on tho occasion OF receiving the Italian
pilgrims st st. pstor's Sunday. Tho Popo look cd
then worn snd anxious. A gang Of roughs
pelod pilgrims leaving the church Of 81. Vit.le
shouting down with the Vatican"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-17
Tho IsODe.

ROME. Oot. 1.-THE Popo 10 his address to
the Italian pilgrims. at St. Poter's. yesterday,
stated that tho deplorsbls sssto Of affairs placed
before him tho alternative Of enduring continual
cantivity. made harder daily. or cf going into
exile. lilo, therefore. asked Catholics to watch
and pray for the liberty and independence of
tho Pone