davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-15

.BllEEL-Thcro Was a Rnod deunkrd, shlppers sna
the 1ucnl truuU b0tA operating. and ths ht1ftras
supply wGs e)ozed uut A strong prices Chnce eaees
continue uGAscu bpl OF Inv n,ld medium grndps thns
hro enHuXh. WeQunto poor to cntuuon nt t.s9GAS "
medium y g 2tSS3S and rood 70 e6n9ge III Il stVS'"A
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O1azee.tttte
THURSDAY sHsnlH3. JUNE %.

ENGLISH LAWYERS --lbe London L.s
Times his tie t;lloaio2: |: il a2l4on lh,s cry
EogIsh j13ee upon the tercl c5ader1as the
excessive cast OF lit;es:oa. anj st !cgci proceed.
iDgs gcUcrallF. IL this couu:yf. Wa Hcu!c
thas II Were $500 more cltan, hs.ay less
10 tho !utcrest IT ne profession ;hac Oh cubic
grounds. We horo ;!,at h srorg bu; bcoom
log iau2rac9 IN which L2.5 JUsice j I'll,
rec ntg c>lHa nalG ;ao cpor;aous ". OF liliga.
ton vii rot be !csi upon oar uto!. s;;oa, aad
especially u20D th0.s D!cmat.s Ci |: upon g9noW
the responsibilities 81 i saatio pari!lo:aot ast
Low sestioG. Il ii vic. VS. 9 k, Tor lav5c7s to
try the experiment Of ist7ips l-vmcu. bath IL
snd out Of P.,iisrleili, tc cut d )wu tho cast of
legal proceedings? Is i. not tho duty OF the
legal p!oessroO itsc:f 10 takt up thls q .tsioa
and apply tho NECESSARY :3iGc1irs, como oi
which are airaSd9 2! faa1 ? Any sufficient
sad therefore srbs.cni.l a!sa!sticns 10 !he
legal gsTcccdl,a nrs: necessarily atIcct larsc
CunheyS (: nc rE3:yGa''a; "a Soue Csscs "a.
VlTaelY, &aC, Ia CtaH'S - sh.ir a&esctRcc.
hnccg th2 sCuCsea 1h c! give fisa Is cr'Ste,
the ucurinG Of atich IL 81. uttep be'eg0;d&G,
the following Eay b r5coliJn d ptead!pss,
WGich pracic: tho ill!c2:Uro :c's nave 20 al
tzteo:s ana nurpGs-2 I!ceciV33; 'hl D'r.i
idsiead @! !cc.i ejmiDic'!a:icr Of jasi;cc; thc
luiSlS5S SUI ti!SiItEcS tEc iiIo - t.E5 W
which 90l:clsols Sro rcccua"iotGG th5 practice
o! the judges 10 Irap;}ps peH 'ri1!s Tho un-
E1oe.sa!y lsrge fees otit3 Csc.iY&d by c'l1Bcl
ar! siicTcd ca Tax ;;o; iio scale Of c,s: ORA ~
with Gisti:ct vits Of encGur icirc sn!I,trra to
employ c+pCsCl. ICstesd o! 2lcc TnTes tie delay
OF dealing ska ihr ti=i ccrIt If jlstc: ihs
uaccrtsiaty Of Ri: .a~ IS y: present admins.
tered. ia ;bc 5bsenCs 3: cots, AID IL view Of
o,5s isw. add by which. iies.i1a s2mctiu.cs
boo, mss littls better tbe0 gambling epccpl,-
ton.
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S2GUiH9 ,.Hsl SlGBa:sg Of ei;e 81 ss:ig.
ClUsIyli.

S2cuiaa ,.usA sl0sa.sg Of si.a Malls.
cL0sING.
Washington. D. g., and Nor!heastern calls
Q. m, II N. and and 8 Is 2. N.
Western naiis 30 and s 10 y. II,
Southern mails. via chmoGd, w., 10 50 e.
n. and 81 spd s IL y. II.
South and Southwestern 1osils, Wis L?Dah.
burg, Virginia, Way snu through Rails, Gu u,
u. cid % p. Il.
M@nsssas Division Gu q. II.
GieEandrp to Round I'LL Va, co :. M
CPgH!eEu,
NoriEscn sad Western m.;la, via MashinE.
.on, .. g., s 20 9. II. II u. snc; . 60 .. NJ.
southero malls VIC Nich Gicld. VI, 50 Q. r.
And 80 Il. IL.
Southwestern mails Wis LYnchhurs, Virgins
Through nails Including w.y mails On Z idisnd
Railroad, 3 20 a. n.
Mniisssns Division &c p. r. for locs bor only.
Round Hill TO ElcxaLdrip, Va, 20 :. n.
GIicG Eours-OlGco otorE Ct i 81 2. H., SIX.
CLOSES st 7 90 .. Ii.
Sunday Eours--OGcs opans st i5 {. H., sD6
.lOses 1t y 80 .. IT,
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The ases'est joy Of this saasou is the % 7ipg
Of the winters store. None Of tie Other slese-
urea of Msy tina or spring house c'esDitg can
compsrs @ith this event, which ell the family
look torTtrl 10 with iotcuaa expectation, sud
uh!eh nevcc faiis 30 gut oil 10 tee best OF br-
NOR. by having :hem stored away at STANS.
BURY's CENTRAL Grows HOUSE; you ri ssvu
moch snucysrca. aud have :hata 10 god c7dcr
10 put up when tie col weather con,cs. Il
nc1 Der The p!sc.-Hic Barue}'S building. cvr-
Ger kiag sGi Wushington sts
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lSS GREAT 1851
-. ?Hn&aYLyhNiA ROUTE
SO I'll &O&NG, NGST s EQUIPMENT
DOUBLE TEACh.
&AGNlFlCENT gQUIPMENI.
m.y lG:n 1851.
Trains leaye Washington trCn depot CT Bal.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, CO...
ncr of Sixth aid i sti &ets, e. iollowe:
For Philadelphia. Nee York ard .heEss!. SsT!
III ~ q. IN. CatlT, sxcepi Supoay, snd 2.U, lOW
:src 10 Is Pm i;.iy. with Palace Cars LAM
iaad Ai1p:sss Of Eu!imsl Psr!or Cars 9.%0,.
s,ri. daily. sScep: Sunday. Fox Ph!isdaiEt,.
5 AID III &c y. III. dsiiy except Sunday, sua
90. 4c, 10 ard 10 Is p. II. Caily.
Fog fit.shn.g and The West $tU !. H., with
Farlor car u plt:sbGrS md Sleeping car %
Pttsourg aid Caeaso lt.S; \. n. dsiS
S.o:, J.. a.. lk' y, with E'sis2s Us: 10 :"i2&2g
70! Gansadaipuk and Ihe H3-!a, 8 W {. Ii.
t7cap; Sunday I'D 9 3J :. nl daily, a.cgp:
.Gs5EtG>y, witt 2sleco u..r t. GausIda!yas.
Yer Watkins, lG.30 q. u, daily e1cs2! Sla.
dag.
Fcs R.ltimo:a, s 81. SEQ. ESQ sad 1917 81;
20J, ~, $50, SO, @.S0 10 U sid iu.lS u,
On Sunday $3.50 si.d l03U a.Ic.; 2.GO.: ''A,
u 60 and lois 2. III.
For Ropes CIaak Line. 10 g. N. MD JPN.
daily, e1Csp. sunday.
For Annapolis, i ~ g. IN. and 40p. H. oai?
except sunday.
LOCAL wAAINS,
Sor AsezsIdEin TUu, 10. Z 70 end IL 80 A.
&C., ant ~, s. Il 20, { sod II 80 y. u. SIZE.
dsy ST ! O0, ~, ard Ii 80 a. n and y. T.
Gtsins lssTa Alezaad,ia tor MssE.as!oE, G,Nl
SO, end 10 n. La, and y SO, 3, s, :, 9ll
p. n. AK II night
On Sunday ai 500. and l0a. N. and I % tai
u 2. Lii.
THkOUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, Vi,
Guea:ic0 and Richmond, will leave Als1an'
dtla a: !.2l and II II a. N. daily and S u o.
e. ds'i', except sunday.
East tGeil leaving u! II u =. ru., makes tut ora
stop, VIZ: at Qua1!ico, between Alexandra
and Rlchmond.
Tickets aild Information can be procured al
hrin2irs! Ea:!fos6 st2:icns and ticket cIaca
Soath2Gs:. J. <. WOOD,
FRANK THC&SOM
General Nhnscar, NILS
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j&il, Gou.hwsrH, coD2ects st Charlottesville
With Ches. G Ohio r. e., East and West A.
Lynch burg, connects with Norfolk s Vrt.
ern h. H., through Southwest Virgins, "a
EaaAyi:!o, Kew Or!esna Aem phis, Little RoS =
and Iczag-and St Dsnvills with Richmond E
DcnTi:!c L. H., 10 South sid Southwest.
EsDrasa iScushward cOnnectB o. Chsr,o;s,.
vilie sll points on Chez. s Ohio 4. T.. sn3
- i:a!y;ile for rl! points South. aas. ard Sou,b
MIXED .EEAEtS for Msin Line ietve a..
oxSnGria daily, except Sunday, 8 % 6. n. ,5i
II 80 D. H., CID cc:nsHIi:g arrive at Alo5aaGy,s
IL 10 p y; :snd z 80 Q. ID.
Ecr MANASSAS LINE leave Wsshjr,,o,
% =. r.. aAd E>toSacdriR E6 s. H., dsi,y
eEceGs i3uncly, arfiva 81 S.-asbprs 81 l. Is D. n:
connecting vita the Valley Road Eas, sni
Vest. les9e E';3rssAurg 81 p. m. s.riv!as :;
Alexandria Il % p. ~.
&iAEl T2AiN FOB MANASSAS DIP.
lSIGN ltayos Alexandria Gaily, except Sun.
day, Gt 90 q, 81, arriving at S!rssturg a. o.
,. IT,, and returning leaves StrashurY 81 5 >;
=, n. arriving III Alexandria al 2 sc e. n.
Fox Middleeurg, d&ilY connection a. p!ar,
! station.
Fog uppesvillc, resulsr connection {: Dc!s.
TaT WA2:.MGNToE. leave w.ssiusta, :,
! II 8. II. daily aid II C5 Q. 10. daily, escsp,
Sunday.
Passengers csu lt&vs Warren:on 1t S25sn
and taAe mixed trsia at Junction aad reach
IA'A 40 a. * ~ " ~ III lISlU w Maho Il 8
+, trsin ST. II 81 Il for Washington, Bs.uuo;.
and Sea- YORK.
All trains make good conEcc:icns, +. Wss..
| iDgton, 30 aaG from Il orth snd West.
| sew G:iesns 5leapsr leaves WASHINGTON /,
| I II .. IA. :ur't,ng Though without l&aas,
| Fast .rain wi Il Marks iitua!-tic Reri;nl;
Chair Or a.tschrd runs through t. Hhlta >ui.
! phur &IfinFa gnAlu. change ard from White
sulphur to Ba:t:m re without chsues Tki.i.
tbs iastess tram brtGeeI these poi;its
| Pullman Sleeping Cars between Waihns.on
! snd Augusta, ia, without chsrgo, OF lUlj
| p. 70. train.
Through tieketd very low TO toe South sat
| Southwest.
| MEEGER SE.AITNHT&R. c. 7
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CHARGE OF TIME,

On snd af:ec Aordsr, October 4lh. the
boss CT .as fOTCMAG FEkl.Y CO. will run
rs toilowe
lEAvS ALEXANDRIA:
GO. 80, s 30, 80, 10 So ara II so a. m, and
j ", 30, 90 SO, $ 80, 80 and 6 go D. "a.
LEAVN WaSA1N4TUN:
oSG, 81. 80. . 80, 10 81 and IL 50 6. H., and
ISO 20. SO, 30, 30, s 80 and 80 p. "a
"a sunday the nrsL trip from each end will be
ST 80 d. N.
my25 GED. &. PHILLIPS, Manager.
/ RAARD & SEABOAHD COGSTiNG &C.
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~ ASHIAGToA Is OHIO HAILkUAJ

Az 4saIAGTOA & OHIO RAILkUAJ
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
Two TRAINS DAILY (EXUKPT SUI.
DAY. BETWEEN ALSXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning Msy 8, 1881,
Leave w ssalngioA al 9 20 g. m. snG tNp'
N. and Alexandria ct 925 q. N. as U.
fAss Lasa5urS, going westward, st II 80 3. r.
ana Al D. m, and arrive ct Round hi.
IL 10 .. N. and 20 .. m. Leave Round Eli
al 8 ~ c. M. snd IL 80 p. m. Pass Lsesbu:s g..
l.S esssWaIc, st GJ n. AID l lG p. H., ali
hIri7e al Alexandra 81 Is q. IT,, sE4 . -
.. CO. s.al', aad 1T Washington s25 5. NJ. s,G
S1 Passengers from Washington will .sis
me Washington and Ohio cars at the BaltiEo.s
q iotomsc Railroad station a.9 2Os. m aud Az
?. n, and 20 through to KounG Hill without
change 81 caIs.
Ine 9.23 I'm. train from Alexsndris and ,2I
2; q. train from Round Hill conn act a. Bound
q Wlt5 AcCoy Wizsinton's Daily Line 'i
Coaches Tor Snickersvi!Js, Berryville srd VIE
eaeaseri also Reamer's Line Of Coaches, wsca
burg.
Eotn tralus, westward make close connecticut
ss Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fan:
lax Court House.
sss,a2SsE:@fsOH SOCKETS, 2i sta peg naii'
Al1aal a2e1esa, $50.
q. q. HAyHNER,
HJI-H General Ticket Agel"
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Eia2s"s E!5shE:I,
SD
k'orasas i5ansi.l5 Drawtsss OF the
Commonwealth Distribution

k'oraaas 55sntnl5 Drawtasg OF the
Commonwealth L)lStnbut!olUe.
a! Aacauloy's Theatre, in the city OF Louis.
vile. on
THU HSO&f, JUNE 90 1891.
Those Drawings occar rurthiy Sundays e1-
ccptcd) UNDER proyiaions Ct an Gct Of the Cen
eral Assembly OF ken.ucky Incorporating the
Eewpor. Printing and Newspaper Co., sppiove cd
April 3. 1873.
FIT THIS Is :. special set, aud has
never been repealed.
TIE United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decisions:
ssi-shat the Commonwealth Dis.
sriSut:on Company is legal.
2a-st5 drawings ;sro lasir.
The Company has now on hand large reserve
fund. Read carefully tbs list Of prizes for the
Iua& DEEANANG.
p.ise..."S30,DGQ l00 prizes S1O0 esch $40 GEO
pr7e-... 10000 20H :,,izes % ssch 10000
priza..- 6,GGu eUD prizes ~ each l2.OOO
10 prizes 81, olO esch SlU,GoJ ~ '''A i'''l0
u prizes GOO osch l0,Wn
prizes 500 zach. Approx. prizes. ...... s., 7cC
pEzes Gu0 each, - ,,,.... l. s(Xj
prizes 100 eaca i" " ,.,.... 500
l,9Gu prizes. Sll2,4N
Whole tickets 80: hsll tickets 81; 81 tickets
$780, 55 tickets SlUU.
Remit Money Q. Sank Def: in Letter. orssnd
Sd LGITTR or pOsTOFFlCE Order,
Orders Of So snd upward, By Express, csa be
sent ct cur eXppHss. Address all orders to Ii.
fs. BasAEsfossAN, Courisr-Journal Build
sae, Louisville. ky., or e. CONm&ss
FORD, 20J Broadway, N. Y.
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EToE NORFOLk, roRrsMOUra, 70!
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
TIE STEAsIg2

TIE ETNA MSE
GEORGE Z II q r z
Carrying tho q. s "ai)
VII lesGe her wharf, foot OF Prince street, on
IUESrAYS, THU HSDAiS and HAyU d.
Ia 5: st $50 ?. II stcpp;ng al Pinsy Point
and PUlnt Loobcu. going AMI returning Re.
turning leaves Norfolk on WS:DHicSDAIS,
fridays Gnd SUNDAYS eta c'c'ock y m
.EeSlnning with MRyl, 1881 Excursion ,irse:s
Viii 6a Issued. good for tour dsys, sg follow:
FIRST elss9 f.le to Fortress MoDfos and Nor
folk, 81 %; First c!sss round t:ip, s. 60; Second
class, each way, ST 80; firt. c'ass tsro to tinsy
Point ard Prin: Lookout. 81 CO. First ce:s
round tip, 90; Second cses, each WY, IS cts.
Stsigrooms I'll. Meas Is cts
G3OEEE &ATTINGLY, Supt.
?. B. EoOB, gent mhg6
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Eas~ Ask your druggist 'rr cry Of Wy GUS:
Mems Fr ud"-aHd read 1t!
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER. at McBUR'
NEYS
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Il L s q UnON'o FlESr SUPPLY VI
SPRING GOOCS.
hlea Lacos, 10 White, Acru and Black Fsa.
cy Eiooons q! low rrices; Six ard L'Hea
hSnakstchlefs, Rich Buttons, Faacy Vei,itgs,
swisa, Null End Lace Ties our 5oo Correct l:sla
pest 10 marRet; also fail lice If Gents Whl''
Snitts, atlsuadriec, a. 55c; celebrated Di.mona
Shirt 81, at FEXt}UHON'S
nh2S eS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

The E.ganors Of this company make conroo-
tiole Il Norfolk fer Eost0E dad sl points Eas. !;
~ Eew York with ell points West sut n ort.:,
Tast, and al Aiazscdfis With Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington sEd Chic Esiroad
Through rslcs gwen sni ire;gh. handled cpTe.
rally nnd promptly. For turthnr information
Sppiy TO 8. n. rsHkD, Agon!,
jannsys wharf.
IVES. THCNPSGE, frssdeus,
l4lg & street,
sep 27-ti Hashi.y.cn. =. c.
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eseane:a OF shis li1e viii 7ra Is follow:
EGis N1MEUGA.

HSks NURaG W LA
Connecting with Eoraha1ta' and Miners Liza
for Boston, stsaInc?
G-cDG- 0E T&72 EsHB
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, snd
FRIDAY, 1T GO o'clock pm; returning, iaavv
Norfolk on alternate days ST aQ1 .. D..
This s:agrch iron stoeDaer hrg just been ps1t-
ed throughout, EtataIoons newly furnished END
carpsted, and Is ths handsonest ~ well as tie
safeet Goat on the EotoTr &C river and Chesa pesGe
bay, and is the only steamer naaing close con.
necson with the New York and Boston etesol-
ers; also connects with Hichc lond steauora and
railroad lines iou!b. Stops st PlNEi i'OIET
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Bcginning Ray lei, 1851, excursion tickets,
Sood for Jour csSa, will Go i.su,d Ne :ol!nws -
flrstc!ses Tcuad Trip 20 TT Monrue and Norfolk
So !; first cisss fsre 10 Fortress M outos aac
NLrfoK u.s. second ciose each way ST. 50; f:ti
class ftrn 10 finey Point and Pciot LooGou.
81 81; FIRST Class round trip TO piney P,lnt @nd
tort Lookout 81 81; second class escn way SOC
Stn;eruoms 81; meals 75c.
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RSAkIASE2 N@,

J1RGINIA AIDaAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President. -
On cad sitter SUNDAY, June II, 1881 p.
aangor treins will run % follows: -
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ETEAI EAsss.

n . . "
EOTG.T.aC REES;L" CO.'S. sTESsaEBS
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd nfter juno lss,
VIII leave rs follows:
Stesmer T. Y. AEKO WSMITH leaves Poto-
Dsc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, loot of King street,
TT 80 8. N, DAILY, except "Wednesday, IS
far ss Colton's, snd o. Sunday 9uesdsy ant
Friday SIS FIR ss Abelps. Leous7a."wn, 6luii
Point, LsncsEte's wharf. thap,co, Eoward's,
Cohrum and stones, On Monday, TLursday
and Saturday. for turriomon. Eesi's, Moul
dolly. Eon.ini End Prospect tiilt.
GEO. Z. PHILLIPS. Manager,
Potomac ferry Cel,psDy.
j. &. PADGETT, Asens, lid
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,<&;ess CLYDEiS 9TEAM LINE WEEK.
ssssesGsgse.4 ~ TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. FHOvl,
DESCE and SCSGON.
S:esD,nrs Leaye A(exan6ria EVERY TUES.
DAY snd leave Philadelphia EYESr SIT.
URDAy.
Ts!e line connects Il: AloZEndris with Sic
s. s 81. eud W & g, +. rs, sao st sb;jsisi,
phis with C!yde's regular Steamships for Eal
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promrsness sni cass.
free of commissions
No charge FOR transfer in Ehilado!pAfs, saS
wharfage IN Bostoa. Quick time. .Erasue1t
departures. Through rates snd thrcuyh ,iiis
of lading given. Insurance ct the :ovest ratep
Agents:
T. &. REED, &isEandris.
VIZ: P CLYDE & CO., Phiisdalnt il,
JOHNSON G CO.. Wash. G. I3eorgln
jan e-si
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FSts2 EGIsS EStSM.

FOR aG;sS ystssM.
sTE.s.TEEsS e. G. AoSs G. sT..Jess3 sDEE
AsESsSfS
EVERY FRIDAY, 1T Y TO-; sad returning
leave Now York, from pic- d, Esss. river, Nv
ELY SATURDAY, At O'CLOCK =. n.
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E.SGSEI N4TSGES.

{ J INGiHiA: In the Clerks Office of the o. 7.
v pora!ion Uoult cf ,b" city of Alezandfis,
OF the 18th GeY Of June 1881.
Msry T. Anderson, by her next friend George
Brooks. complsi:sGt. sgsins: JoLr Il. Ander
500, dtfendsnt In chrncevy.
Memo The obiact of this suit is to obtain q
decree divorcing the comusna' from .hs bonds
Of mstrimcnp with The defendant
The defendant, J"hn Il hpde.soC. not having
entered his arneMrance and given security accord.
ing to the oct CT Assembly and the rules of this
Court, sad i: appearing by affidavit that
ne Is no. y resident Of this State, it is or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do Whist is necessary to protect HE
interest in this suit; aud that copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, 3 newspaper published in the city Of Alex.
dria, once a week for four successive weeks, and
posted =. the from! door Of the Court House of
This c.:y. A copy, test:
MOTION MARYE, Clerk.
Hammer I. ;a17--ri U
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-03

There was scarcely any change in the street
markets To-day. prices being about the same,
though eggs are still going down. The market
was quite full one.
Mr., Nathan l.. Janney wholesale and retail
commission dealer tVc., 3O3 King streets, cor
reefs the following quotations in his line of
merchandise, while the meat and fish markets
are reserved by dealers in that line along the
market
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-03


Another regiment OF English cavalry
W'll be sent ont To Natal
The Irish members of Parliament have
sent telegram to Pamrll Ia return home
from Paris at once.
II i. ,t,t.d that pri,rr Bisnnrrl, in
tens altering The roiuny. Inv. makino
such alteration dependent upon the ~
suit of the Monetary Conference.
TIN. reform of t,xotion in pr,ssi.
encounters ,,r,,t diOirulti.s frn,u ~.
PROVINCIAL authnrities, to wl,um tb,. ,rn.
i,,.t wa. r,f.rr,d In, ,.>,,uin,tin,
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and the. Vatican relative ia tle
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evening, MI, ChllderS, secretary OF War,
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queen Victoria was 80 struck the other
day with the rapldlty and apparent east
WIN WHICH lauy was propelllhS trl-
cycle along the Nentnor road, at the Isle
OF wight that she has mad one OF the
same klnd ordered 10 osborne Tor the
'ehent o' tlle FFlites'es'
switzerland was visited, according to
statistics collected by the Alpine Club of
Italy, by ! HOO, 900 tourists in 1873. OF
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NORTH EAST.

Special Gulreslon lence Of state journal.
Norm EAST, Feb. 2s.--On Friday and
Saturday evenings Grand Army hall was
crowded 10 witness the German Volun-
tter,n and Wingate Post, Il. A. r., may
well feel gratiiied at the success of their
effort TO furnish our people with good
wholesome entertainment. The "play
increased in popularity from the first ;
houses steadily improved until on Satur-
day night, the fifth of the performance,
there was not standing room. Mr.. w. d.
Saphar, las Drarick and kdthriHa is funny in
the extreme, keeping the audience con-
tuually laughing. The dramatic talent
Of some Of the company organized to sup
port him, was truly surprising OF
the characters were sustained true 10
nature. The proceeds of the entertain
mcnt will he devoted to the relief Oi
soldiers widows and orphans and other
wards of the Grand Army OF the Republic.
On sunday night thieves broke into DR..
stephen Furi's meat house and stole
hams and shoulders to the value Of many
dollars. They cleaned the doctor COM
pletely ont in the pork line.
RuInor says that dredging our river
channel will lie resumed this week. The
operatives will reach here the latter part
Ui the week. AS our river is clear of lee,
there is nothing to interrupt favorable
completion Of the work.
Some thief skipped through Mr.. I.
+. Williams hen house, to the tune OF d
majority Of his finest COchilis. Mr.. w.
thinks it foul proceeding.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-03

House reassembled at 8 p. nj.
Speaker Williams being absent, Mr..
Bradford was chosen Speaker pre- tenn.
The Senate bill to incorporate the New
Castle Cemetery Company was read first
time.
The bill to incorporate the Marshall
Iron Company was read second
time and referred To the Committee on
Corporations.
Mr.. McNeal presented two communities
tions from citizens of Baltimore hundred,
Sussex county, (relative TO a bill now in
the House,, demanding a drawbridgc or
no bridge at all over Fenwick's Island
ditch.
Mr.. Stayton introduced and had read 4
bill to straighten Sussex county road.
Mr.. Van Burkalow introduced and had
read bill to authorize the Governor to
appoint fish commissioner and to provide
for the compensation of said officer. The
bill fixes the term OF office at two years
and the compensation of s. for each day
of actual employment.
The bill to prohibit stock running at
large i'll school district No. 1876, Sussex
county, was read third time. ...a.
Mr.. Eliason presented remonstrance,
alleSel W ne sibneu ny PaItes iol result
ing in the district named.
On motion of Mr.. Tomlinson, the bill
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Graham presented the petition OF
Elizabeth J. Stevenson, of Dover, for a
divorce from Charles L. Stevenson. Re-
ferred to the Divorce Committee.
The bill incorporating Penn Loan Asso-
citation, No. 2, of Wilmington, was read a
third time and passed.
The bill to open new public road in
Nanticoke hundred was read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Graham presented remonstrance
from Samuel Townsend against the pas.
sage of the Wilmington Marsh bill.
Mr.. VanBurkalow introduced and had
read bill to amend chapter SIS Revised
Code, and very lengthy petition, signed
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special Correspondence of state journal.
NEW CASTLE, March "A fire broke
out about I clock this morning in the
WOODEN mill of James Il. Knowles. 1t did
very little damage and was eXtinguished
mainly by the efforts Of the employees OF
the mill.
Frank Mcl!lroy, son of Senator McElroy
OF Michigan, is visiting this city, and is
the guest OF County Treasurer Herbert.
The work of unloading the barque
Carleton is going on. She has cargo of
1000 bales Of cotton for NJ. Il. Shaw. The
work progresses slowly, owing to the bad
condition of the road from the landing
to Shaw's mill, which RENDERS the trans
Ter of the cargo Il tedious and troublesome
business.
The annual election OF the trustees OF
the New Castle Commons was held last
evening, and the following Offices were
chosen
President-Dr. John j. Black.
Secretary William \. Lane.
Decentralization Herbert.
\ gentleman of Wilmington, Il member
Of the legal fraternity, whose place OF
business is ON Market street i'll sight of
the new Court House, and who is largely
engaged in making loans Of money, came
over here yesterday, and went to the old
Court House for the purpose of making
searches of the records. Finding the
office all closed, he asked a bystander the
cause, and he never awoke to his awful
mistake until lie was told that the courts
had been removed to Wilmington. That
man is honestly entitled to the palm for
al. .l.,1t