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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho importance Of nervous system is mower over liza
ana the or bearing which has human hapnnass
looushN fccoEnIesl OF
H. whether through intense ,,on or bv the eN
'.Fe indulgence oi Inc apptttrs ana prppcn,iiles
pi9 subjects Tor constipation when ihS nervous system
s"'it'l III j. absolute ~ ntctSsar promptly ad
W." ',, an pert Who ior long series 90 rcais has
Npen ms whole tam" ana attention 10 study.
nom ms experience and practice has discover al
cr lhe cause ana S promptly apply he ncdy. thus avoid
lc me PAINFULLY slow seeking IA
the lnt Nirfcucod. and 80 annoying To
naturally, wants 10 know without delay wls
ne extent o Ae dorancement the ilobaOit, lecuper,
ton Rid ilit
II The brain has @ come exhausted ny tal app.
ca o, NtiiNns IL Of the = Id can
1N r.oN ~ rs str nsih Icy being pinpe.' id sd
10y ie MS" certain systematic
a" "h me mrISS sat preside over osgaI'c nfe.
N"'N is hiaiith of practice scarcely
oNoi'a'd Tor al Reaches marriage the pcrpetuaon Of fas
estates pa tlc family. - Va
IRON onF and large experience in tits direction hava
hl anc 20 command thankful annre-
,ti!"ii OF en, q" le nfsi families the
an i,t" nch that pertain 20 tl" ovcr-eNcreise II
"' ''' "l me ie.N oaS stem ana the
passion. - " 10y Icy %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20

Ross 18Th inst Crcossis 18th inst Amelia Creola AZ
Isle OF Wight Bonanza britannia tCap McKenzie Hasse
podder John LefuTgey Poare Peel Usko isth
CLINT Marina Mariana. " - '
For Later shipping Ne,cs am sss FsIt PIJaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
THE PATERSON BIGAMY CASE.

There were few new developments yesterday in
the Williams blgamy case at Paterson. \. j. The
Paterson building and Loan Association will make
a complaint against Williams alias Monttirth, for
obtaining money under false pIctcnces. The as o.
citation loaned to Jane Fox and Williams $500 on
their house. They represented themselves as Will
lam l.. Montirth and his wife, Mabel Montfuh
ON this fact the complaint will be based, and on
the ground that Williams not married To Jane
loN. When this complaint Is made there Will be
four alogether. 1t is suspected thai Jane Fox was
married To Williams Ivy the Rev. j H. Robinson, OF
the Division Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
MI Robinson is III Europe, hut will return shortly
when the truth will hc learned. Both the accused
persons are members of Mr. Rohnson's church. A
search for the record of the marriage in the Office
OF the Register of VITAL Statistics proved frutlcss
len years ago when ii is supposed they were mar
Hcd, the office OF Registrar of Vital Statistics to
which all marriages reported, did not exist in
PATERSON Mrs. Williams yesterday retained couu-
sci to institute proceedings for divorce. and IA sum
mons will be served on her husband to-day in jail
Several attempts were made yesterday to secure
bail for Williams All his friends have refused to
furnish bal and consequently lac and Jane Fox
VIII have 10 remain in the jail until the September
term OF court unless they waive the right of trial
by jury Ii they resort to this they Will be tried in
the Court of Special Sessions which opens August ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
ROMAN CATHOLIC AppOINTMEYTs

Journal announces that the Rev. Dr. w. NJ. Wiggcr
of the Newark Diocese, has been appointed bishop
Of that see to fill the place made vacant by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenne Hotel-Scnator John A. Logan. of H.
lnos Professor w. p Blake OF New Haven,
Hitchcock. of St Louis Ne,c York Hoe-Vice Admrai
s. G. Rowan, U. s. Brcooort Billings,
of Vermont and G. J. Bonaparte Baltimore Tett
House-ConmOdore w. G. Temple U. s. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20

Louisa Dick age five years who lived with her
parents AT No. Is Pr0spect-ave., while visiting her
grandfather who is Il hrdgctcnder ON the Della
ware, Lac savanna and Western Railroad al the
the and drowned. The BODY was re-.
covered.
When William Reilly, who had been arrested as n
dlsordcrly person, was arragncd before Justice
Pcloubet in the Police Court yesterday morning he
was recognized as Hugh Bradley, whom the police
wanted on another charge Bradley, who bears u
bad reputation, short time ago assaulted John
Watson, an old man, i'll brutal manner, Knocking
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29

The Morton Lodging House.
GEO. D. FRYER.l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
NOTICE.
HAULING FROM CARSON 70 BODIE.

Proposals for hauling Eighty $50 Tons, lass of
machinery from Carson New to Bode al will be re-
81, 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceeding $500
pounds.
Machinery be delivered at the Standard Consolidated
Nine B0die under directions Of the undersigned and
will be ready for shipment at Carson, about Febru-
ary 4. 1881
Contractors for above will state the price, per pound
which said machinery will be handled.
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
the Secretary OF this Standard Consolidated Mining
Company, Aeom ho. - Nevada Block, San Francisco,
California
The right - rejees ssy nd oil bids Is reserved
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard n1ipg Company.
B~xs, o.. Jaauaxy 1851.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29

uIycas7s tlAt IcAd 70 nealnt!
and death
fDT. MiNTis will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars o n OF this kind the VITAL REsTOR-
AaIV er his special advice and treatinent) will not
cure, for anything impure injurious found in it. DIR
all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury ttnusuita ton f--e- Thorough examina-
Gn and advice including analysis of urine, s. CO. Price
Of Vital tseste-ativ.. s. 90 bottle four times
quantity $1,000; sent to address upon receipt OF
price c. .. D. from observation, and in private
name if desired by 4. T.. MENEEl.. Va ID.
IL hesrney street. san francisco. Cal.
DE. mtNTyE,s KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
EEstCTas. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants GonorrhCra Gee Leucorhoa. For sale by b. F.
Foster and c. ThaXter, Druggists Carson City 81 90
q bottle, SIX hotties for $500.
DIR fssNflE,S DANDEEI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest dyspepsia and BILIOUS
in the market. For sale by B. f. Foster and George {.
Thaxter drug fists, Carson City. mhl7ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
the GREAT EHeLIM EaEpY

ia Overriding sWs fer n@
vsus debility, exhausted viSfi-
ity, ssaiaia weakness, spO-
natoTrhoS, LOST MAN
MOOD, inIrotency, paralysis,
aad all the terrible Effects Of
elf-abufe, youthful iolies and
and excuses in nlstursr years
such a. loss Of memory, las
sisudc, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness OF
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
r iilnas-. that lead To insanity
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
SEMi ANNUAL REPeRT Of TIE eGSu n
BB1TDR
C11y1z OF CsvNrY AsUFr~R,
00xAgY CssHrY. HnvLDA, Dee. 81, 1a0o.

To the Hoa the Roord Oe~.ty Ossznuis1~s o.r,sty
County, Ssete Of Nevada
Gentlemen Tho County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report Of tho financial Affairs of tho said
county for the SIX months end1ng Dec. 81 1850.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
From State Fund

7
On account of settlement with State
for December, 1850 ................S1 SIS
On account Of County Treasurer's
cOlnmi +si0ns.
On account Of general expenses $500.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN TO no HOUSE,
~ w,sk in . small family and assist In caxe Of
dhEAr0. Apply u Iris o1Ree
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
ApPORTT0NMENT OF RECEIPTS
From Railroad Fund

of redemption railroad + !
OF int railroad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-29
sEMI.AKHUAl REPORT Ct TIE c&gHT!
TREASURER.

OYrfca CsVFrY TnRAaCRuN,
SA1ssa CITY, Hsvain, January l, 1881.
To the Hon. the Eoera q Ov It @rzasby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen: In eomrl:ancc with ", law, have the
honor to herewith sEin;t report OF the transactions
of is dep for the halt ending December 81
1850.
Respectfully submitted,
N. L. YACER,
County Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

eoph:c; bss arisen between the Austrian
aud Hungarian 6usrc is! administrations, res-
tive to Austto Hungarian back notes.
The convention prepared by the Royal Com
mlssloa virtually re.iosedds tho whole of the
Irausvaal to the Beers.
Two employees of the Mautsrzas branch Of
the Spanish Bank Of Cuha chartered vessel,
out $2UO, 0GO nt the banks iuads on board and
sailed tor az u. JoRn port.
Princess Christian snd Princess Mary lave
CONSENTED 10 become patron-sses of the sssocs-
lion OF peeresses and other ladies Of disioction
formed 10 encourage British WOODEN Industries.
The consideration of the Irish lard bill WAS
concluded 70 mDlttee last night It'd the bil,
wss ordered 10 be reported to the House of
Commons amid prolonged cheers.
Lister accounts Of tie oopIure of Sfsx say that
100 FEerch soGie,s were killed or wounded 10
che assault, and that 8 portion of the town is
still beId by the Arabs.
A motion is pending in the French Chamber
OF Deputies wh CD is Intended to prevent IeRis-
lstlve lob6ery by vaoatiDg the seats of such
members as become directors 10 now corpora.
lions
10 the case Of Clarke against Btadlaugb, he
ioro sp ca! lury-sn sonou to recover s50O
peraltv from he defendant for having sat aud
voted IN the House OF Commons without ttkinp
I no prellnlosiy oslh-lhe jury yesterday rep-
dered verdict Tor The plaintiff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
Body identified,

LEWISTON. N. Y, July 23.-Ccroner Rob.
luson, OF this pl.cs, yesterday moroiug disnter
red the body OF the young womsn who was
ioaud f,asiog in Niagara River near here last
Tuesday afternoon. p. o. Brennan, foreman
10 the Gazette oficc at Pur. Jervis. fully iden.
tiled the body as tho remains of his missing
sister, Miooca Q. Brennan. The body wa,
very much deoomposed sud was stripped of all
the clothing with tho exception OF tbs waist of
the dress, which was fGuod over the head. ana
one shoe. Miss Brennan left home Frid.y las,
at noon, wen. to the depot of the New York,
Lake Erie aud Western Railroad, purchasing a
ticket for Niagara Fails. and after her arrival
there. while laborIng under temporary insanity,
must have sprung 10 the river sb,ve tho Falls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
Fired on DY Indians

DENVER, Dol, July IA special from Las
Cruces, N. ID, to the Santa Fe IN. M.,) New
Mexican ssyei A reliable man who arrived here
on the lst reports having left the camp of Lieu.
tenant Guilfoyle at st. Nicholas Springs, on the
morning of the 10Th, and says that Lisutensnt
Gul!loyle on Tuesday Cam ped at Alamo canon
in the Sacramento mountains. Two of his men
arrived from Fort Stanton ard reported thai,
about half way between Alamo and Fort Stan.
ton. they were su pushed by Indians, who fred
upon them. The fire WAS returned and kept up
for half an hour. One of the soldiers was wounG-
ed ii the thigh, and two pack animals were
killed. Upon receipt Of this news Leuten ant
Guilfoyle started in pursuit. and at Lsgunss
found two Americas dead and riddle With bu!-
lets. their bodies being still warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

A Cough, Cold or More Throat should
ba stopped Neglect frsqlently results ia An
IncnrabIe Lung ssisenSe or s,Onsu,aD.
ton. Il d w Ms Is Il ONCLI iA Il
fxOCHEs do not disorder the stomach tiso
cough syrins and b.ls,m, bat act directly
on the 1nnamed parts, ulsylng lrr,t,.iou,
g!VereieI Ii Asthma. Il rOncht tie. Coughs,
Cathrrh, ana the Throat troubles winch
singers and Public speakers .ee sub,
lect to. For thirty years broWn's Bronchial
Troches have been recon- N eadnd By physicians,
and always give perfect srtisf.cuon Having
been tested By wide and constant use for nearly
An entire generation, they have lt.sinsd we'll
merlted rank among the f4w staple remedies of
the age. Sold at 25c, box every where mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23


Mr. j. ?. Murphy. Of S4giasf:,,a, Teaa.,
states the fyl,Eios iac.s: Nv a,to has Bon
suferipg with Neuralgia aud Paralysis fer St.
teen or e!ghsusu inopths, SIZE GosIIy lost ne usa
CT her limbs and had to b, moved in her hsd.
Notwithstanding tao bass medical a.faaion sho
cou!d not 6od relief. .!so tried msuy t.tf.y.
ent knds OF lioiGlortl bu, none do hs7 aGy
good. Happspisg TO b. in Mr.. W. ". EckIas
Drug Sore, was told b, him Of St. J,e,sa
Oh ard to insisted upon my taking and trying
q bottle. did 90. aud by the time she had
used about two-thlrds OF the Oil, she could walk
over the houss by The aid of stick. Sho has
been usius it stc,. s5d to- day is asIs TO get
around Any shete add do all the work aoou, tha
house. | had very bad attack of colic; took
1--WE drops iotercsy and WAS cured at once. [
heartily indsore the remedy TO be i1,s what it
is recommended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
A Justice of the Peace Lynched.

AEToNITo, COL, July 23-~Antonito has been
infested for several months by gang of robbers,
VINO nave robbed All strangers comiy into town,
The gang WAS broken up last night by tbs hang.
ing OF their princpal George g. UUonnor, who
in his capacity of justica of the pence shielded
them. and had citizens arre.tsd and fined with
out the least provocs!ion. Thursday evening"
while UConnor WAS ct ming from Alsmoa he
fell asleep and because . brakeman woke him
he had the brakeman arrested. rs then went to
the Raymond House aud covered the proprietor
with two revolvers, and sfter abusing him went
home. Yesterday evening the feeling reached
its limit. when OConnor rode through town on
horseback armed with Winch ester rifs and
TWO revolVers threatening every body. The Vigi.
lance Com mit.ee caught him Ia his saloon and
hanged him in az old slaughter house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
URDAY>EvsNING, JULY %, 1881.

The railroad connection b:iwneu the coal
mioes aud the Chesapeake ard Oio Csps 81
Cum berArd, spd the proaoscl cDisraeDcnt CT
the locks Of The canal by which is capacity fer
transportation viii be doubl.d Ct 1T lie or 10
ex "a cost to he boa msD, mus: greatly Increase
the e0sl trade of that canal, aad as & utc,sssry
Consequence. aUgneot DOT only tbst, bu, Vsri-
Gus other scrtE Of trade at Al x.ndria. fJr the
superior hdVBots2es possessed by this oity fer
this shiDmsrt Of c>si na;i secure it the lGrgts.
share OF that busineps. and irc;essc in oDe
business necessarily creates an itc,tase ia
others. The railroad connection has been COM
pleted, Gud the American Coal CompsDy re-
sume lis sbipm2oia 20 this ely yesterday, az
stated in the Glz tie e mat day. Eosloecra
are already preparing The Il,as ard m.k pg
estimates for the enG7gg lasnt 0! the lccks, AID
that work Will he c,ml1encGd az ouce and be
prosecuted vigorously. and when completed 90
immense coal business will Be douc here. The
shallow and natr0g cbauue! above Alexi a5ris
oomptls tho larger So d vessels engaged 10 tho
coni trade, even when i0Ed2d OF Georgetown,
TO stop hero aud tsNc OF ia oaTgocs, aud then.
too, the risk incurt@d 10 tie passage Of the
draw 10 tbs Log EiilSa & Dos nnt tend to n-
ducs tie masters OF vesaois TO pass this city
when seekirg csr!Hrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
Suit Against Railroads.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 23.-In the action
by John }. Waterbury, Of New York, srsins,
tn lIlnoIs Midlard RaiWsy Co., the Uoion
Trust Co.. of New York. and others. 40 order
for j1dgmsu, against the Illinois Midlsud com
pauy gas entered yesterday in the United
States Circuit Courts 10 this city. This is one
OF several actions brought by Joseph l.. H.nce,
OF New York, o,uosel for several BANKERS Of
thar city. who held all the stock Of the Paris and
Decatar Railway Go. The effect of the order
is to break up the lioois Midland consolidation,
which has hitherto bssn COMPOSED of the PARIS
aud D'c,tur. tbe Paris ADD rerre H.u:e and
the Peoria, Atlanta and D:cs,ur railroads,
ruonIog- dls;sSc, Of ITS mics from Tsrre
Hsute, lad to Peoria, IL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
The Ys H,rkpsS.

BALTIMORE, July 23--Virgiuis S. old -: do
oeter6ed =; do consolidated st; DO 81 10.
RES AZ; past due coupons 9la; new 10 40s 56s bid
unchanged and quisl. Whest-Sou!hern lower
aud dull; Western lower. closing weak; South
ern red l2Jalz6i do IN Der l24al27; No. 2 West.
ern Winter red Spot and July l247 ,1l5; August
l lzl5 'l2S; septemoer lzG9al27; October l2sia
1875 Cosn-Southern etesdy. Western lower
and inactive; Southern white 90; do yellow b7is
o.; Western mixed spot and July 56as569 !;
August 5f5 a5-s September 57i steamer 5ls5l4,
Oats scsIce and firm; Western white 43a45 do
mixed 4os4l. Rive higher 82.s5 Hay dull and
UNCHANGED. Coff4e firm, Bio csr1oes ordinary
TO tsir 9tslli. Sugar quiet A soft 81 Whisky
nominAlly 1ll4sll2.
NEW YORK. July 23.-Stocks veal. Money!
saoa Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat 3s9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
VIRGINIA NEWS,

A NA.iopal b. IS to be established at Front
Ry4I.
Dr.. james Cocrad, died at Winchester last
Wednesday.
Ssveaty i've negroes left Charlottesville We'd
ne>day t2r Iowa.
Jsmes h. Henry, young man of Front
Royal has boon taken 10 the luns!iu asylum at
StBuotou.
Cup:pcr, says the Ex ponent, is full oil straug
era OF ali ages aud tho number OF visitors is 10
c'easing daily. At one house alone tbero are
eighty young lsd,es. Nearly every hJuse has
i.s quota.
A colorcd man named scJannings. en-
n'ogcd as the saw mills of Mr.. JOSIAH Ether
edge luaisn Greek, uesr Norfolk, had bis head
sawed op'n yesterday morlipg while at work
10 ssWcu3t pile, and was Instantly killed.
Ia the Pl.!syivania County Court user
day Heory jordan. negro. was o,nvicsed
OF attempting to wreck train 90 the Virginia
Mldau1 E,i road, near Whites, PIttsy Vsnia
oouoiy, snd sent 10 the peui:ontiary tor 6ve
yeats.
Rev. Dr.. VIM, N. Psrdlston and wife, Of
L'xlcg;on, celebrated their golden wedding on
FiId y. the Is h iust A Rrsc ,ful poem, wri,
teo ty Mrs. Margaret j. Preston tor the occ,
SOD, "Gs r.cl:ed ettcs the performances Of the
marriage ceremony.
The trial of Dec. Wright G negro, for killing
j. Coleman Arthur. 10 Pntsy!vaois cvuotY, last
sprlog, was commaIc,d last ru.sd.y, sod yes
terday tie jury touod him gully of murder in
the first drgree. The ju;y vas composed Of s
whites aud negroes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
Exit COnkIiHw,

The deadlock 10 the New York Legislature
over the election of U. s. Senator to succeed
Roscoe Coukliag Was broken yesterday by the
81 ciioG OF + bridge q. L,pham When the
republican conferences rsassembled the roll was
called, and q senators and GO assembIymcn
answered Mr. Skinner renewed his motion OF
the moroine, that tho roll be called, and each
member arise 10 his placo and pane bis oaudi-
date for Uatcd States Seustor. Carried, The
roll was cal d, aud Ebridgo G. L.oham was
natned by 81 members, Roscoe Coakliup By
u. 5. l.. Noodtord ~ Que, snt w. NJ. Evarts
by ope, % muioo Of Sepator Wlpslow. El-
BRIDE u. Liphsm's nomination vas m de
uoaoimous!y, amid three cheers. The i,ipt
clhVeotioa net at o'clock and rrloeedsd to
Vote, @l h the following result: L,nham 90
Poster AZ Necessary to cscic4 g. The
chair aooou1cet 'ha el.c:iou OF Eiorjge G.
LsDham IS U. s. Senator to 6ll the short term
vacancy. nnd declared The i1iut assembly dis
sovad. Caeers were given for L.ph.m, Mil
Ter. Garfield. Coykiicg aud Potter.
When Dir. Cogkllog reeeivsd dispatch Sd,
v!sog b'm OF the election of Mr.. Lapbsu at
A'bapg, be Immediately sent the following tels
pron:
10 the Hon. James Armstrong, MEMBER of the
Assembly. AUany:
Tie heroic coustsUcy ct The Spartan band
which 30 long hiss stood for Principe and truth
mas my dsepsst gratitude and admiration. Borne
down BY forbidden sod abborraut forces and
agencies which Dsvar bsfore had sway 10 the
repuollcao party, the memory of their courage
ard manhood will long i've 10 the highest honor,
a pear future will yludicate their wisdom and
crown them with approval. Please ask them
Al for ne to receive my most grateful acknowl.
edgneats Roscoe CoNKLING
The election of Lsphsm aud Miller, while
restoring ,t7e republican control Of thu Senate
reduces the republican msiority in the HOUSE
by I've votss
The defeat of Cork;inp Rideus The breach 10
he republican party in NV York, and hence.
forth We will have Two ilr.corcisble factions in
the Expire State.
When the President was Informed yesterday
evening OF the election of Mr.. Lspham he ex-
pressed his pleasure a. tho news.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23
patronage.

Some idea msy be formed of the nsnucr in
which cmissaries from America play up3D the
credulity of the people of Ireland wheo SIC foe;
is recorded that in speaking 3! public neelip e
10 an Irish city recently QUO of the orators USED
d?6ant lsngusge towards the British 2ovalE-
N ent, saying he had travelled extensively 10 A D..
eric. and should apy harm boiail tim IN tic
Uoitcd kirgdcm beosus, Of hla ut!e.auc-s il
behalf OF The people of tie Emerald isle. i
would BE- extremely dangerous for any B,i:o:
10 dare pu; bi, foo beyond the MiGsissi pti river
80 great Was the sympathy for ireland hare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

The election Of Mr.. L.phsm 10 the u. s.
Senate by the Legislature Of New YoIk ycster.
day afternoon ccsea up the disgfscaful proceed
lDgs that have tc,n 10 progress at Albany for
months past. The couo'ry will BE- bensi ted
By the change that has tex psc. 10 tic Sen
storisl representation from New YJIk, poswh.
s'andiog tic irjary MIR. MiI!er's character has
sustained ftom the wood pulp business, but The
republicans will ssdly Miss Sir. Couk!irg, who
was their msiu S!e2 10 the SenS!e, fer It's man
tie has Dot fallen upon his successor, DOR is
there ooe Of Lis Ole colleagues who osn grace.
fully wear it. He was always ready fer both
attack snd defense. snd never came cut of sn
encounter without. leaving his impress upon the
result. Whether be vii! ever Utc2lne prcmi-
nent in politics sgsia is ,estion that inc iu-
ture sloae can tell, tu: oca thing i riaiu, and
that ia, tina, ho IS cot The sort Of man 10 20
down at .Dy bOdy'S b.dirg. ed thss If he
shall be forced into political retiTct0rut it will
DOT be u0Ill after the faiurs OF desperate 70
sl5tsncs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

AN sgreeablo incic ;,iou Of the manner 10
which cur fair sud clever couar, yemen are
making their way il Eugsa society is afforded
10 he programme of receat ari:lcccstin haz,c
10 Lordou, uuder the patronage OF tto Qlcen
and the presidency of the Pr,0oysS Of Males.
Among the ladies in charge Of s.s'!s sro tie
Princess de LYDar, MISS Parsons Of Colun-
hus,) Mrs. and bliss Roads. Nlse. L9liIIayd,
Vlscouotess Vaudeville and Miss Yz,esa. /
Is even more gratifying to observe that wSic
lcr two or three seEsoas back American girls
have been tho ro2Dant besuis6 tf L5n3ou SO.
clsy. there has no. get been the f,iatest wh's
per OF sciudaI o,ncetoirg Gus G! thcic Eunecr,
thouGh the scandal rl0pgors OF tns "s,risty"
press lave made free viii tie Dsm, Of every
native belle Of the seas,n Of rnceIt tincs.