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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19

The fluffy angel is not an un.
common thing GU this earth, where
any other sort of angel In very rare
indeed. The fluffy angel is he
perfectly sweet but insensibly
soft young thing We have all seen
somewhere; in fact, we see him al
most every where. He is just too
nIce for anything all through the
earlier social life of the average
young girl. He wears such lovely
gloves: his mustsche is just awful
ly cute, and his neckties are per-
fectly killing. He understands the
latest and positively the most fas'
cinating of the dances; his clothes
are just exquisite. always up to the
latest turn of fashion, and frequent
ly a few days ahead. He always
knows where the awfuily deIic.
ious ice cream Is to be- had; he al.
ways seems to have money to
buy 1t with, and never seems to
have anything to do but to be a
fluffy angel. All this is very nice
TO the young girl who hasn't begun
to get an idea of life beyond dish
of ICE cream and a waltz, In her
day dreams and in her night
dreams che is SO mixed up In this
sort of thing that you would sup.
pose it impossible that she should
ever extricato herself. She has no
care aboat it herself, and no
thovght concerning whether she
will do it or not. She enjoys her
self in this way better with a fluffy
angel than che would with any
other kind of human being, and
when a young girl gets her mind
upon her epjoyments she has got it
fully occupied. - Philadelphia
Times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
EASTER N.
Mrs Garfield Retles

Mrs Garfield Better.
WASHINGTON, May 15th.-Mrs.
Garfield il much better.
chandler Gors over.
WASHINGTON, May 18th. 1t is
stated that Chandler's nomination
goes over to December by univer.
sal desire.
Nominations by the President.
WASHINGTON, May 1Sth.-The
President has nominated Thomas
A. Osborne, of Kansas, Minister to
Brazil, vice Hilliard, recalled; Jud-
son Fitzpatrick, of New Jersey,
Minister to Chile, vice Osborne,
transferred; Stephen A. Hurlburt,
of Illinois, Minister to Peru, vice
Chrlstiancy, recalled; Lew WAL
at Turkey; George II. Mannus, OF
Tennessee, Minister to Columbia,
vice Dickman. recalled; Jeremiah
Rusk, OF Wisconsin,, Charge
d'Affaires to Paraguay and Uru.
quay. vice Caldwell, recalled; Hor.
ace Taylor, Of Wisconsin, Consul
at Marseilles, vice Gould, recalled.
Robertson Con armed.
| WASHINGTON, May 1S.h.-Rob.
ertson was confirmed without roll
call. Merritt, also, was confirmed.
Badeau Withdrawn.
The President has nominated ],
A. Boreman, United States Judge,
and Ross Wilkinson, United States
Marshal, for the Western District
of Louisiana, and considerab bic
number of other minor Offices
These nominations were all read
and referred.
The negative votes on Merritt
and Robertson were hardly hearc
and they are said to have been les
than half q dozen.
, 3 :Fioun Dssemma-M0Fc N0mina
sssns % Mako.
| WASHINGTON, May 18th.-Th,
Vice-fresident has not yet givel
notice to the Senate to elect
President pro tenn. Should he no
do 80, the President pro tenn can
not be elected until the next Con
grsss. II the President and Woe
President should die during reces
and there be no President pro ton,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
Passengers sou,h and East.

FRESNO. CAL, May 18.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
whicn passed this place at s P. M:
VIM MeGriflin, Kansas City; Mrs
McGrltfin, do; Mrs c J Hu,chings,
Los Angeles; Miss j s Bailey, do;
PJ Garery, do; b F Porter, do; DR.
Fish, Chicago; H Weaver and fam
lily, s P Hot springs; H X Deve-
ney, ,Tuc.on; G E Burrell, do; w NJ
Darling. Deming; G ] Croft, do; DR.
X B Stillman, San Bernardino; l.
Van Doren, do.
steamer s,sse sf California over
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1Sth.-The
steamer State of Callfornia from
Portland, due here Monday morn.
Ing, has not yet arrived. The
lighthouse steamer MaDzanita' has
gone out to search for her. 1t is
supposed that the delay is caused
by the break down of her machin-
cry.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1Sth.-The
second day OF the Spring meeting
of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse
Association ut Oakland Park.
Windover's Leinster tilly won the
extra stake for two.yenr.olds In q
dnsh of fve.eighths of mile In
1:04.
Rondo won the selling purse, 1t
of u mile, in 2:0l.
Minnie Norris won the third
race, taking the second and third
heats; time, 1:l93, Pig and 1:2l.
In the Pacific Cup dash Of 2}
miles, Connor was great favorite
in the pools at 40 to Z on the field.
Connor won under a strong pull,
Jack Douglas second, Haddington
third, Nathan Coombs fourth
time, 4:05. There was a great deal
of criticism of the handicspping in
this race.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
OPEN BOARD-4 80 r. NJ.

Sierra Nevada, ,lSA b,lsK a: Best d Belch'
sr. M b: could q Curry, 6sS a; Andes
l.90 s.; Alpha, 8 50 b. $40 a; Utsh. ~ s;
HeIcher, sU b: Justice, l b; Con Virginia,
Lao o, 2 as q: Julia, 20c b; 3 New. 1874 s;
Mexican, ltTs; California. rs b; Union
III s; Savage. 4 20 b, ~ a; Lady W, 20c
b, rs u: Overman, l 40 b; california, IA b;
crown Point, 2.55 s.; Ophir, ~ b: Potosi,
as; Manhattan, b; N Belle, 20 b;
Wells Fargo, 45c b, 50a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19

PRINCE MEITERNIoH, In bis
memoirs, speaking OF q visit to the
renowned UniversIty Of Bologna
In 1917, says OF tbs celebrated
Msxsofanti: "rhe librarian, Able
Mesxofantl, Is worthy Of his posi-
tion; he speaks thirty languages.
and ~ we'll ~ II he were . native
Of each OF The thirty countries. I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
sRECXAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices Of companies, socle-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements,
we reserve, for Places Of worship. graf
II directory, which Will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of the HERALD Steam
printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. AL work en-
rusted to as will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19

. serious condition Of affairs would
reeult.
The President informed the Sen
ate that he has 200 more nomtna-
tions to make and asked that they
do not adjourn before Saturday.
Another ONO Han Found.
WASHINGTON, May 1Sth.-Tbe
President has nominated Elijah H.
Stone, of Ohio, Indian Agent, Fort
Hall Agency, Idaho; Lewis G.
Main. District of Columbia, Indian
Agent for the Lemhi Agency,
Idaho.
Conhiing aud rteit w'.' have 90
wait.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 18th.-It is
pretty we'll settled that the Senate
will not agree to 60 into an election
to fill the vacancies In the United
States Senate.
RobertsOn Notified OF M.s Com
nrmaassn-sceue 1o the Nsw
York senate.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 1Sth.-At
20 minutes to2 O'Clock, while the
Senate was in Committee of the
Whole, Senator Lord in the Chair,
a telegraph operator entered and
handed Senator Robertson q tele.
gram. A buzz of excitement ran
around the circles and business
was suspended. Senator Robertson
handed the telegram to Senator
Woodin, who quickly read its con-
tents and coming toward Abe desk,
said, "Come down from there,
Lord, what are We in. l move that
the Committee rise."
Senator Lord then put the mo.
tion- which was declared carried.
In the meanwhile Robertson had
returned to his seat in the circle
and appeared to be deeply affected,
Senator WoOdin assumed the du-
ties of President and said, "On mo-
tion, the Senate stands at recess
for five minutes. 1 will read the
d spatch: "To Hon. VIM. H. Rob-
or tson-Your confirmation just
made unanimous. Accept con-
gratulations." The widest excite.
ment and cheering and clapping Of
hands followed. Sessions jumped
on his chair and gave three cheers
for Robertson, while Hustled, who
h ad come in from the Assembly,
also leaped upon a chair and aided
in the cheering. Mr.. Loomis then
called for three cheers for Presi.
dent Garfield, which were given
with a will. A general handshak
ing followed, amidst which the
Senate adjourned.
Money aad stocks.
NEW YORK. May 1Sth.-Sil.
yer bars, 1l2s; money easier
3@4.. Governments steady. Stocks
crossed shade weaker. Western
Union. 1l2}; Quicksilver, 12a; Pa.
cific, 5Gy; Mariposa, 8; Wells Far.
ra I1E. Naxu Vnrk CantruI 1lQ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Jacob L. Wright, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, executrix OF the last will and tes-
lament Of Jacob l.. Wright, deceased. to
CT aims against the said dece ased, 10 ex.
nibiC them. with the necessary vouch-
ers. within four months after the first
publication Of this notice, To he said ex-
ecutrix, at the office OF her attorney. No.
"A Temple Block, in the city of Los An :
geles, in the county Of Los Angeles, State
Of California.
Dated at Los Angeles, May II, 1881.
ADALINE WRIGHT,
Executrix, etc.. of Jacob L. Wright, de-
ceased. myl8-Aw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19

MORNING SESSION
sAN FRANCISCO, May IL
12O Ophir, SIS 4S5 Belcher. q 30, 2 95
1870 Mexican, III, l20 Utah. ~
llN 235 E1chequ quer. LBS,
200 @ q q, 81, 6L l4O
ls1 b 4 Il, IN 1870 Overman, LOO,
$40 Gala l.3U l.55, l60
l8O Savage, 1 80, 4.25 40 Justice, /, l.Qo
4u5 Con Va, 2.45 3s5 Union, l21<, l2}S,
81 Chollar. ass IL
2r5 Potosi, $50, 3.45 roo Alta, $50
27U II q N. ~, 4.65 $50 Andes,2 2, Z.05
240 Point, 2.60, 2.85 400 scorpion,
ivJ Jaekei,4 4S0 G Gate. LIS, 80.
$50 s Nevs,ia. 145s, l.e0
h6. AZ, 4ts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION,

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
Money aad stocks.

NEW YORK. May 1sth.-Sil.
yer bars, 1923; money easier
3@4. Governments steady. Stocks
crossed o shade weaker. Western
Union. 1l2t; Quicksilver, l24; Ps.
cific, 5ey; Msriposa, 8; Wells Far
90, ll6; New York Central, 149;
Erie, 4sI; Panama offered, $25S;
Uuion Pacific, 1913; Bonds. llS;
Central Pacific, 81, bonds ll5;
Sutro, q; Silver Nugget, g.; Min.
eral Creek, $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19
PRICES OF ADMISSION:

Gallery-..-~.~".25c. ParQuet."-....... soc.
nE Boxes according to location. En-
trance to private boxes ON Sanchez street.
O. NJ. KRAMER, Lessee.
ap29tf GEO. WILLlG, Manager.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-19

Our policy Of making large sales and
SMALL profits tells. The people under
stand the meaning of the term. "Enor.
nous Sales and Small Profits" Our
Low Prices suit the masses, and the ex-
cellent qnality of our goods pleases all.
1t Is our intention to "SE Ii" Goods and
maintain the lead in our limo.
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GFFFES.iE.
COMMON CnrSCir.

a. tn scicuraed Meeting Of Tho Comma,
uoS Of the city ct AI.xa;dria hsII On the !
cay or Juoc, 1881, there were ,rJseui: Jlme,
l. b'Gk tam. ctG Presiiert, an4 alss.rs. Ii ar
men; Herbert; F.ckIin, Rec, Ecatu7s D ue.
ias, Mclean, Javies and Peaks.
IA OidInauce fer imposing AID coll,ci3.
'sSsa ca perso6a, properly Income, &c. with.
tue cay OF alexandria. for the year comnsnc.
irS On Isl June, 1881. and o13irs en- the 3ls
MAJ 1882, was ca!l:d up Ter further c1nsid.,.
Fatloo, bod 5,cs read l)r III, secoud aud ;Eird
!irics passed bS The following votes, VIZ: Axes
Ne Mes r.. Hsf5er:, Eickn, Rice, Ei,tturv
ID0u:ias. hcL'su, Javi.s, Peakc, acd Mr.
F',as:d:nt-9i Ne, Mr.. Hafnoo-l.
- An Acs TO appropriate part Of the city
h?Vanue tor the GscsI yaGr crd!ug Nav 3l5t,
1857. snd "Ao Act fxiog III. saiarias CT The
municpsl tfi,:rs f the city CT A!fy.ui;i, fo,
the var cammerclur July l;t, 1881" received
from Board of Aldermen, june s h, 1881, w,rI
taken up. read Tor tho G;s: !iue, and Isii ever
10 tie Dt y regular meeting.
Tho Board thsn adjourned.
Ieste: JAMES K. CATION, Cle.:.
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The arketS,

BALTIMoRE, June l0-Vireini. Gs old -; Dc
deferred l6; do consolidated So! do second se
rles Ala; past due coupons !5i new 10 40s &c bid
TO day. Cotton steady; iniddlilg H. Flour
steady; Howard st and Western super t0,S4
do extra 25aS5; do family 20.S6 35; City
Mills super 3toaF 1; 90 extrs 59.sj; do iimily
IoiS7; DO Bio brands G2i.$G 75 Patapscc
family 81 p. Wheat-Sou!hern Liyher and
firm; Westarn stosdy; Southern red l2O,l2G
do :m5ar l26al32; No > Western winte. red
spot 10 .lzii June l2iG tl2i5 July j25a123I
aug l2lsl2l4 Sept l2i4.lZl4. Corn-Soa,horn
whIto lower; yellow stesdy; Western easier
closing steady; Southern whio co: do yellow
81 Western mixed spot 55ln553 Juno t51,5G
July t5l bid Aug IS bid; steamer 6la5ll. Osli
higher !; Western white 1913; DO mixed 47aiS
feuna 4s5, Bye ntmjuslly lC5llC7. Hsy dull;
prime TO choic" Penua Aad Maryland lS,Syl
Cctfae stesdy: Rio c,rgoes ordinary to is,r ".
~; Sugsr steady; a acf. l0;loi Whiskey
dull at 81 GO.
NEW York June l0.-Stocks dull Money 3s
50. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat TAI
better. Corn sh;do bother.
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a YGStinlanial TO Mrs. HAYES,

CHICAGO, J1uo l0.--Ths autcgtaph testi
motlaI a!0ucl 10 Alts. Ruthord Is. Hayes By
the w1men OF liGos hal bccn finished, The
So!k consists Of xix large volumes OF CSC pages
each. elegantly bound 10 full Turkey morocco.
All through the volumes uro scattered IpdlaD
itk drawings. The inscription read: From be
ledi2s Ct l!pOis. Sho have admired the courage
Mr' Hayes has displayed in the administration
OF the hostl;aiiies Ct the Executive Mansion.
God grant tia: the itnu,lcs Of this signal and
bouian egsmfl! may be felt moro aud more as
age follows s&c 10 the lie Of this great res
rubiic. y The frst signature is that of Mrs.
James X. Poik, Nashville. TEN, the secoud
that OF IT, Is. Hayes. Among the autographs
IN vol. ! arc these of nanb(rJ of tho late
Hayes cabinet. Chiof uslice Waite and Justices
Of the Supreme Court, ard Governors of nearly
oil the States and territories under their offcia
seal, followed by Congrcssmen lDd prominent
professional and business men.
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PkDFEHAHepaAE GAGgsH.
NO. 12o KING STREET,
The FAE.FAMKD BEgNGLR'S ICE

f CARD-It should be generslly known that
"A persons so unfortunate as to lose orc or
more Of their toath need not wait wooks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience. dissgroestla changes ia vcics, "a
cial expression, &C., bu: Insy hsve artificial
teeth made before aud insertsd Immediately af-
ter extraction CT their natural tae.h By this
mode better adaptation a Ino:o pleasant cx-
preston and nearer approach toSa7! prlsorv-
ing The natural harmony Of The features aro Sc
cured and very much tho pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uao teeth are also
avoided. have practice this mode SUCCESSFULLY
10. seven years and bsving Introduced it hora,
would be glsi TO refer sLy ocs Interested 10 Do
iients who know off. from experience In treating
tho Natural teeth my obi act is to preserve every
one that time. patience and modern methods CT
treatment can ssvs. Tho uao OF arsenic in d.
stroyi1g exposed nerves is condemned by the
more enlightened Of tho dental Profession on
account o. its turning teeth dark. inducing al
scess and finally the loss of The teeth The nerve
pulp, which is lhe source Of lie to lac tooth,
should always be treated, WHOM erpo3ej, with \
view to its restoration ID health. l u.e no cheap
alloys for filing; my tees nucl less tn An are
usually chEgsd for the ssma class of work.
Gold filing from Sl.50 up; othar work at pro.
portionAtely low rates
w. pONNALLY, D. u. s.,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
EOHice: 1921 street, north ges: Washin g.or,
d. Z. ap4-3n
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From albany,

ALBANY. N. Y. june lO.-Spaaker Sharpe
ttsIhed to Day bsore the committee ap ooioted
yesterday BY the Legislature to examine iotc
the charge that Certain members had bsen OF.
Tered VARIOUS sums OF money 10 vote for NJ r.
Deptw for L s. Senator. This evidence was
10 corrobora;i7n of the charges.
The bin! convention mat at u % , with S,n.
ator Robertson il the chair, and proceeded TO
vote ter successor to Mr. Conkiog, With the
following res1l.
The Senate voted as f,lioss: Coukliog, S;
Wheeler, H. Cornell, ,; Fog.r, l; jacobs, S;
Rogers, S; Lspham, |. and Brady, !.
The Assembly voted as follow: Conklng.
-; Wheeler, lG; Cotneli, Is; Fclgar, !, Jacob,
-; Rogers, 10; Llphsm. G. Tremaiuc, 5, and
Harris, |,
The combiOed vote was IS follows: Conklirg,
So; Wheeler, 20; Cornell, Is; FoIg,r, .; Jscobs,
~; kogers. is; Llphau,, I; Tfemsina, 5; Brad,
", /, AID Harris, |. No choice.
Ibe convention then proceeded 10 vote TO fill
the V-cincy caused by tho resignation of MIR.
ll,tt, With this result.
Iha Senate voted Us fooWs: Pat, 6; Cor.
neil, 3; D,pew, II; FoIgar, ], and Karuan, 6.
The ASsamb y voted as fJloRs: Piatt, %;
Cornell, 6; C.o.ley, a. Dapew, 40; L,pbam, 8;
kernao, AZ. AID F1lstr. ..
The combined vote was as follows: Piatt,
IS; Depe~. 54 Kernan. As; CornclI, .; Lapham,
., tolger, 3. aud Crowley, 1.
Mr.. Raloes announced that he wouli change
his vo:e from Trtm,iac 10 Dape#, eciting
uuoh applause.
Tbs p:csiiifg offi,,r declared there was 20
choic,.
4 mol)n 10 sii>uro. mid. in both Senate
AID ltCu'e, was Os..
Aao;hcr v1te vas llk!n to fill The Conklinp
yaosoc7 with this result: The Senate voted as
io'Iows: Jscib5 s. Conklins S, Wheeler 5,
Eoetrs1, CorooIj >, Bradley |, Folger |. Lap.
han l.
The Assembly voted as follows: jacobs a.,
Oonkog %, Wheeler lG. Rogers 10. Cornell
>. Flg'r |. L!phan 10. Trensioe 4. Harris l
The clmbiotd vote WIS o. follows: jacobs
A, Oo1klOe 3& Wheeler 81. Rogers II, Cor
neII II, Bailey |, FoIgar ,, Lapham IL, Tre-
malo t. Harris |. No chci,e.
!ho C6ovanilcn tten proceeded 10 vote 10
Ii the Histt vacancy with this result: The
Seaa'n vote WIS as follows: P.alt G. Dspew If,
gorugl 5. Herman 6. FoIgar |. TIE AssembIg
voted Is l1lIows: Plstt %. D,Dcw 40, Cornell
=, hiT6su t.. F0lgor >. Crowley 4. Lspham 2.
The combioed vote vas: Piatt . Dapew
a. CtraeII Q, herman IS. FOIg,r 3. CrogIey 4.
Llphaal: :! No choica.
The coGVenila thea atiJur1ed uoil 10
morrow
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LOCAk BREFI2IES

hr Jacob B0ErGus WAS p,e;oAtol, las. night,
by his vile, with :w0 lac boys.
yheIe have been TO cases q. police h0sGquu.
te.s lor the pat two days.
A large three maAtoi lcdnoner il ranoried in
the liver b1uni US.
\ new boiler. tuiit ty Mossrf. German s:
Petllt, WAS ps:ctd IN tho s.eam tug Cont this
morLiog..
The Virginia Midland Railway COMPANY will
put on FAST train to the Virginia Springs Nor
day next.
Mrs. @ +. Gbermeyer, Of Little Rock, A1k.,
is visiting her mo!aCr, Mrs. Louis hppich, of
this city.
A meeting OF skc ;nsmbcrs Of the CID AID
no% Ctus:rvitiFe Committee will b, held 10
the Treasurer cffiao TO Light.
g. msrfisge license was issued in Wsshinston
yesterday 10 Frsrcis Eurou2hty, O! Henrico
G;cunty, va, and Virginia l.. Atkinson, of New
Kent county, We.
At the rstIlo Tor q valuable mus;c box, st The
restaurant OF MI III. kubsn, last night, Mr.. Z.
Nj. Latham, carried CT tbs priza turning the
Dice az 40. Iac!e were iiIty chances.
The schooner CheIubim, Capt. j. w. Part.
ll1go, which srfived hers few dsys npo with a
cargo OF gusro io' Burgess Il Co., will proceed
10 the AIsenal to'IIorfnw mof.ifg and take in
q load OF sho! fer New York.
1t Is rumored that hcssrs. aenow s. Son, who
have recently sold their property \! the loot OF
wolfe street arc negotiating for the purchase or
lease OF the lots ~ The quite: lock Of the Alex.
| sndrls csnh, and lha! they will repair the
"harves there and u:e them rs their coal depot.
Cleveland OSnts. 40 apprentice en- tho Uni
ted states ship Wyoming. has returned 10 his
nome 10 this city 90 short visit, sitter q two
yeers cruise 10 iJrclgn Wattrs. His ttrm o!
enlistment will (Efife % The 10 h Of inv NIX.
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Tribute Of Respect.
tHARLoTTESyiLLE LODGE,
NJ. 50. a. I. & 4. NJ,
Characteristics Y,

Charlottesville, Va
K:soiuilors q respect 10 the mtm,rv Of
Brother IT, '. Daniel
Whereas II hes sc2msd coed 10 The Sun.cmc
Architect CT the universe h r5moyc rem tbs
ecens OF his earthly labo1s. Brother Il. Y, Dan.
lei, formerly stationed cfiic:r Of this Lod,e
therefore be it
Resolved, That while we boz With hunblo
submission to this dispausatioa of an Advise
GOD who ,ttlic!s US 10 mercy and rot in wrath,
yat ", deeply depore tho csa Of cur deceased
brother who has been suddenly Gu: down in the
primo Of life.
Rs]lved, a!c)rdIy, That by this ti:p,psn-
ton Of Providence 80 sru again broueh; 10 face
tho solemn thought Of deilh, which, si,bout
Revelation, i5 dark AID gloomy" but which
every Mason should b, enabled to lock forward
to "@th co1Gierc, and compcsufe" lbropab
,Falth IN the msrlis Ct the Lio1 Of the Tribe Of
JUDAH"
Resolved, thirdly. That COPY of !haso resa
lations be sent 10 the wifJ of our deceased
brother. ard that they be also published ia the
Altxindrla Gtz.tte aud Chsrottes vic papers
and spread upon the minutes Of The Lodge. and
that the Lodge r)oa BE- drspid in mournicc
TOR thirty d'yi. w. II. CR0CKFoRD,
W. j. NoReIs,
W. G. DAENSY.
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Financial.

NEW Y ORR. Juao 0-The Post. s fn.ncisl ar
tic'e says: At The Stock Exchsnge U bond:
are firm at unchanged prices. State bonds arc
lower Whsrs changed, wdie railroad bonds are
irregular. tu: generally higher, the principal
advance being per CT in Rome Wstertown s.
Ogdensburg frsis 10 1919. The stock market in
the frat hour WAS extremely dull and prices
were Inclined to drop. but shout II o'clock it
became active and in few moments strong. and
has 30 continued up to the time That we write.
TIE advance from the loves! prices of the morn.
Ing ranging from / 10 y per ct the lsltor Cen
Pnc TO IS. and Ind. Bloom s. NesGn TO 52s;
Mich Cen has advanced It; Tex s. pac Il; Can
ada Southern II; g ard l Oh; Norfolk &
Western II The other advances have been
fractional. The market has becn without i'm
portsnt news or rumOrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
<Alexanc1r1s Gazette and Virginia At7vartisar

NE" QUARTERS NEEDED AS the noble.
lhcutA ina7l I'm, r:d Da0. after ssziog fol
G e. ct tho cotio- AID foSirg OF be bread
IIIo1sc. wa9 c,up,i!ei 10 migrate westward
oel1Fe the advancing iids of civzniou. s. will
several Epto;mocs Of the genus homo Of Augl,-
Sixon d:il7s'iop. who, 10 these many years.
nave baen engaged 10 siai,ar occupation from
small pslin: uls sithio The very bounds pr,
posed to BE- u!iI:z by the oew iron works, b,
Iu: 10 The same trouble to fix Don another spot
where they c,u, like the sugu:s of old, muse
over the flight Of birds uudisurbed By the roar
OF 'uIrac?s, III, vibration Of trip hammers or
the elitter Of Gu ki1g irons and msllets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
Effects of the ESain.

BALTIMORE June l0.-A wash out occurred
las. night on the PhiladeIphis, Wilmington and
Ballomore Railroad Desr Aberdeco, about 33
miles east OF this city which pu! q stop to all
iraius. a large force was at orc, put to work
to repair The break, and the trains were all sent
to and from Philadtnhis via Pennsylvania and
N0rthern Central Railroads. The express
uain due laat Eight reached til; city about !
o'clock 20 day. |! is expected that the damage
will b, repaired TO day when the traits will be
run on regular time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10

fR'2E HoELgT.--A haDisCno silver goblet
tii.Ecd by Mr.. J. i. B. cihsm as . prz, to Tho
team nsars tho best score at the shooting at
IJmont oil the ljth Instant. The occasion OF the
a. i. |. excursion, is on exhibition 10 the WIN
dow OF Mr.. i, j.. Adsm, CD k,rg street. The
GOBLET Is handsome one, staDd,Dg over foot
high. Tho bowl, which rests Oh slack Of
Runs, Is srrmounted by q ri .uan 10 tho act CT
'hootiog. Aho prlz,. as il stands n the vim
dog of Mr.. EdGu, is accompanied by the fol-
owing oole: 10 DO presented by tho Hon. j.
7. Backhsm to the successful team ut tho shoo!
Jog on the A. l.. ]. excursion, at Gyuont. en-
the ID n lnsi.