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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03

ISTATE OF CATHARINE KRkNTZ,
Il late of the city OF Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary said estate hav-
persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
undersigned. residing in Lancaster city, No.
6l6 Manor Street. PETER kRENTZ,
p. DONNELLY. Attorney, ExcctOr.
No. 4O6 West King street. m1O.StaiOoW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03
A ssJGNED ESTATE OF DANIEL

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF DANIEL D..
N Bur.k and wife, Of Lancaster city, Ian.
caster county. Having by decd Of voluntary
assignment assigned and transferred all their
estate and effects to the Undersigned Tor the
benefit of the creditors OF the said Daniel 8.
Bursk, notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said assignOrs, to make immediate
payment to the Undersigned without delay,
and those having claims 10 present them to
CHRISTIAN WlDMYEK,
Assignee.
NJ. BROsICs, Atty. marll6tdOeW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03

II OF the city OF Lancaster. deceased. Let r
ters testamentary ON sad estate having been -
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
debtedl thereto are requestel to make tmmed1-
ate payment, and thO-e c having claims or de-
mantls against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in the city OF Lancaster.
CATHARINE HEFELE.
ExecutriX.
JNO. 4. COYLE, Atty. mar7.6tlOW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03

Trains connect ut Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trims to and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti-
more. A. n. WILSON, Supt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03

DENNSYLVANIA RAlLk(lAD-NEW
SCHEDULE-On and after MONDAY +,
JANU AIRY 18th. 1881, trains Oh the Pennsyl
vanii, Railroad will arrive and leave the Ian.
Caste and Philadelphia depOts IA follows:
E.srw.pp Leave:I Arrive
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-03
PHARES w. FRY,
NO. 81 NORTH QUEEN ST.

DEMOVAL.
II n. LEVIN, n. D., has removed his ONCE
from 247 West King street to No. IL south
Prince street. Ofiice hours from Z to9a. M,
and from to and to 9p. IN. april 3md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Some republican newspapers cay:

The utterarces Of Senator CcpkIing whjsi
ottsnd tho Bourbon ear gre precisely what o.
dear him to thtso who oppose Boufh1hlsnI
tie but shares the general belief among Rsrub
licans that tho census il Sonth ClroI;na wa!
padded"
Mr.. Conkliug can traduc9. malIgn az; 81 u.s.
the South to on unlimited extent. anL when tit
Congressional representatives Of ihst :oior re
tort 10 more moderate language than 10 eli.
ploys, be insults them personally and snctrasy
and such insults "ondear hin" to & o r2ruoli
osn heart As to tho padding" CT tbs South
Carolins csIsus, tho republican General Walk
and bis republican agents arc responsible r il,
not tho South CnroiDisus. aDG if it wa:: core
tho latter ere the greatest iinr5 or rtond.
Others speak of Mr.. Buffers rctcri uroa Mr.
CoDking as an Incorporate assault int have
no csnsnre for tho insulting words ct hlr. -, k
ling that provoked that retort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
DIED,

Fob,uary 10. 1881. at tie residence IF be.
parents in Ale1srdria Va, BETTE wifa ao Of
d fIOgsseF M NJ ao0to Of chsmpAgn and
MS- Her funeral wilt take place from tho -o.;.
dence of her father, saturday, Februs,v I3,h hex -,
Up. NJ. Friends of the family are ;,u;tnI ~ ~
attend Washington papers please cow "
Fell asleep in Jesuq, on THURSDAY poh.,.
10th. q. 45 a. NJ. ZAIDEE BOYLE on,y
child of Caleb and Annie BunnslI ..s vay
little children to come unto me- and ,h;d ,has
not, for of tuch is tho kingdom If b oao .ne ~
F Ss , Ind s NC are invited to
o'clock, from No. 70 Lee ct. '"'us' a. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

A BAD TEMPER There is no creator tyrsLt
in a house than bsd tempered person. There
may be no particular tyranny in his acsiona, or
oven words; for looks and manner arc Of them
solves quite sufficient in ths mssIves TO keep q
whole hou:o hold in awe. Bad temper does not
consist entirely Of passion; in fact, passionate
people arc often Ct sn silcc!;onato diepc siticn
and injuro themselves moro than anyone Csc,
But the really bad temperd pelson governs tho
househo Old. All the other mem bers Of it are in
perpetual state CT conspiracy IS TO how no
shall be pleased and kopt in good Lumor.
40 must have the mes. comfortable chair in
the cosiest corner the meals must be regulated
both as to time and icod according to his pioas.
ure nolting must be done without ccnsid erne
how ]. will stlott him and all this because, If
ho be pat Cut, he kno rs now 10 msk, tho house
Undesirable to every enc. Wo uss Tho mascu-
lilo pronoun in speaking CT the bad temper.
Cd poison, though the distemper belongs to both
toIe:. Perhaps it predominGtes in women; for
men have to begin early 10 tight their way in
the world, and 81 learn to b. tolerant; and tho
hustle and worry OF life makes them glad OF peace
and quietnose. But q very largo number of
women remain in comfortable homes, with no
particular objec! in life but marriage; and when
they are disappointed of this. settle Gown into
bad tsmper.-Chanbers' Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

1t is reported 10 the newspapers That tie two
Mshotlo mombcrs Of the Eoald IF Public
Works of Virgioia. sganst the protest e; the
other membsr. Governor Holiday. havs so'd
the four millions 81 lred mortgage bocd1 ci the
A. NJ. l. .. Il. r.. held by tho State tex half a
million. Now if the stock of this Iosd is G. aog
value at all the g cond NOR 6 $50 bonds must bu
worth par, aud the stock, wo UNDERSTAND, has
lately been selling for sixteen Per N. Ct its
par value. Of course 20 sue, salo ss thst re-
ported. can DO effective until it shall have re-
ceived til, approval CT tho General Assembly.
but that it should have been mace shows plain.
~ enough into what sort OF hands tho aff4rs CT
tho State have fallen. Tho irjury done tie
State BY tho Mahonites has been ilc.IcuIatls.
Will those most interested. the men whose vel
fare depends upon tho prosperity Of the State,
and Who have it 10 their power to remove tho
blight suffer it to continue aby Longer?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Five Days Without Food or Fuel.

OARBoNDALE. Feb. lO-McCauley City hsa
rtcscty been greatly shocked ty the revelation
OF thrilling case Of restitution and want. The
victims arc Mrs. George y. Kent and bcr fur
children. residents Of that town, about S mil,a
from hero. The family resda in a small c.bia
at the foot OF tho vest rang, of the Noes {
Mountaius. wbere tho mercury has been -
degrees below z'ro several days during tho pfst
two months. d, tho right Of January Is h.
after they had destroyed tho better part cf ito r
furniture to koop fire, tho fu Il gava GU, ard
for tiVc days they endured tho S ,vero weather
with neither fire nor provisions. except lev
raw potatoes aid somo corn meal. which was
substituted for food. "a the sixth dsy pcisn
Der CHANGED to visit tho hous, and found tnr
mother Frustrated aad tho cbi,d,ea hing.
Their feet and hands were frozen, ned il w.s
Tith difficulty that he aroused them. re
drifts were ten feet high al the door end -.
sc?ne 10 the interior was heartrendiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS


Especial dispatch to tho Alexandra Gszstte.
RICHMOND. w.. Feb. lO.-2:l0 p. H.
The A. M. g. o. Il. r. was sold to day, aid
bought by Mr.. Clsretc, II. Clarke, of Pha.
delpbia f,r sS.6O5. 600. Mr. Clnlko stated to
the Gsz,tte's correspondent that is The expo
ta.iou and intention of the new owners Of the
road to reorganiz, their company By which it is
proposed to make reasonable pnd proper rrovi'
sion for tho old stockholders ald unsecured
creditors. The road will be r1n on striot bust
ness principles and 10 the Interest ef tho section
of tho Stat, it traVerscs and the cities
through Wbioi IL passes. Tho Interests ct
tho road. be said arc Identical With lis
customers ard patrons. and i. will DO mai
aged 81 ts 10 secure TO them tho best service
and 10 it their good will and corporation. The
purchasers sre representative men CT CAPT.
tai in New York, Philadelphia and L,ndor,
some o. whom arc s!rerdy Interested in
other poblI works il Virginia and 10 Il 0
Development Of its resources aud they
ropcso in oNj lpcton with existing add
connecting liLe, 10 firm grand trunk limo
between tho SeaboaId and the West and South.
west.
Mr. Clarke gave in hs bid fer s,f and asso,
cIa!ea. The principal bidder against him was
the K!ct III md s. Dslyills Railroad II wss
started at eight million stven'y- eisht Thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
The Free Bridge.

[Corresl ondenco of tho Alexandria Gazette
FALLS CHURCH. VA. Feb. 8. lssl-A large
meeting cf tho representative citZsrs CT Falls
Church and vicinity, was he!d last evening, in
tho interest Of FREQ BRIDGE across tha rotc-
mac, ard complimentary resolutions were una1.
imously adopted. endorsing the efforts OF the
Hoe. Kppa Huoton. thu representative from
the Sth district Of Virgins as follows:
Resolved. by the people of Falls Church il
public meeting assembled, Thht our e1cooLt
representative in Corgrass, Hon. Eppa Hun.on,
possesses tho entire COL flisnco OF this communi-
~ in integrity and his endesyovs to promcta cur
interest. esneciAly in tho mater Ct free brid GO
sc;ots the Potomac.
Resolved, hst our tanks arc duo. md arc
hereby rendered him. for his efforts in thzt re-.
gard. And we trust that he will continue 10 e1.
crt hir self in the future IS he has in the D.. st
until he chains The psstase Of bill that will
secure US the long desired and hoped for object
n fee bridge. ENTITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Feb. l0-Virsini. Gu Old 81 do
deferred Ii; do consolidated 79l: do I'd ser,s
81; past due coupon 93i; new lO.4cs 5l;; TO- cs
ia. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Southern steady, with light receipts; Weste; :.
easier and quiet; Southern red 1.3lli6; do sra
per l2oal2!; No 2 Western winter red spot A. i
Feb 1!44.ll4s: Mar ll53lll6; April Ilil,il:s
May ll7sallS5 Corn-Souihern easier. b.:
Wltnout change; Western steady and qu.e
spot and Feb 523at3 Mar 52i,52s steamer Il!.
~ Oats frmer and moro active; Western whit
a2a43; do mixed 40.4l. Rye dull at lOl,l0}.
Lay UNCHANGED. Collie steady; Rio Cage:
ordinary to fair llal3 Sugar G1ict A sof1 :.
Whitkey dull at Sill.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 Stocks strong. MorcT
oao. Flour cul Wheat active and .oHrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

CoUoHs-"Bro,on's Bronchial Trochcs" ~
USED USED with Advantage TO alleviate Couaus, SORE
thkoAT, aoAEsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFrEc.
lions. For thirty years those Troches h.ve
% Geen IN use, With annually increasing favor
tney are not new and untried, but, having te'o
Tested by wide and constant use for nearly nu C"
tare generation, they have attained we'll mer!ci
rang among the few staple remedies of the age
HE "Bro,on,s Bronchial TToett,
sct directly on the organs OF the voice. They
nave an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF tte
a ahsoat ana Latynx. restoring healthy tore
Taen relaxed, either from cold or over exer!iCn
OF The voice. and produce a clesr and di.!icc:
sTn n, speakers and singers ind N
a CouaH, COLD. OATARRH OR SORE TuEoAr
,equiles immediate attention, IS ncglec: d
!entlmes results in some incursbls Lung Dig
eAso: BroDns Bronchial 1roehey' will 81
fa ost invariably give relief limitations sro o..
aot SAFE, many OF which ara injurious. lfT
onlyin bores '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

The Philadelphia American is engaged 10 q
good work. Realizing tie fact that the hatred
eutertaiosd By he reputcN Of lhe North for
their fel.o7 oi!;z,as OF the Stub is 10 great d,
gree tho result OF ignorance, it is publishing q
s:rIcs Ct loi:eis upcn lie condiioa OF the South
written by prcm!ren', we'll ioftrmt and highly
respected cl.iz,Ds oil this 81 iop. It's issue OIL
last week contsined such letters frcm ex. Sccro
tary a. Ii. II. Suart. j.. Governor Wake,
and Scr ator Withers. Of Virginia. and 90 three
letters ever written contsined more truth E
cX ,2re S., it in better terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

An cid man named Wines recently eitd ia
tho Free State. " 10 Fauqaior county, who bad
two wives living psauaby 10 the samo house.
Tho Mayor of Norfolk hiss written to The
Board OF Health protesting against the small
pox patients being brought ioo the city, and
requesting The board to have tho hospital shin
used at quarantine for their reception.
Marriage lieecso was returned 10 tho clerks
cfics OF Patrick county. on the 4:h irst,, OF tho
marrisg 60 of Mr.. Spencer Cockruo, eyed ninety
two, 10 Miss Bethany Hubbard. eyed forty.
living rear tho Pi1nac!es of Dan. The grand
daughter sud great 9rlnddspe hter of tho groom
waited on tho aucont couple, and they wers
married By his son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Financial.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 The Posts ll1,r ci.l n.
lcie to-day says: The Stock E1chsnge matkes
are somewhat more active than yesterday mi
an are strong. bonds are per cent hishrt
higher. tho latter Mobile s. Ohio debenturts },
The stock markets after an irregular open,rp
was heavy in the first half hour, but has b;en
strong and prices have advanced is3 per cent.
Peoria is again up "a; Union Pacific and d l. 4
" Il each; Texas Pacific ls; Del & HUI u;
ONO Central u; Lake Shore. Michigan Centre,
Ontario u Western and Northern Pacific pei
cent each. The advance in the remainder OF tho
list ranges from 1 to The money market i,
easy with per cent the rulingra,e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

Tho January number Of the American reprin,
Of tho Edinburgh Review hiss been received
from its publs hers, 7 he Leonard Scott Publish.
ing Company. New York. Its contents ale:
Memoirs OF PIiLco Mtttcrnch; Tho Navies Of
tho World; Jacob van Ar!eveld, The Brewer oil
Client; AEdymion; DR.. Card on tho Phoso-
ply c! Religion; Lave!eys's Italy as it is;
Army Reform; Groves Dictionary of Music
kinglsko's Invasion Of the Cfimoa snd Eng.
lind and Irnlsnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Father and Daughter Drowned.

LITTLE Rock, Fob. lO.-A cal accident &C
Cured At Fort smith, Ark, Tuesday, rssul!,r.
IN the death Of Mr.. Ishsm Garter and Il.
daughter. Miss Cecilia Csrtar, q lovely and SC.
compllshed young lady. Thetwo were eros ia =
from the town to tie opposite eide Of tho po'cau
river 10 skill. Recent rains Mad swollen IT,.
Ii7er 10 unusual Dimensions and. when miJw-.
IN the stream they wore caught in a strong cur
rent. The little boat WAS whirled around hi. /.
top and finally utstt throwing Tho otcupsns
INTO Tho stream. Tho father mado a frantic
effort to save his child. his desperate struggle $
overcoming the violence CT the waves for time.
but they were soon separated, drifting apart p, d
down the stream. The pitiful cries OF the young
lady were heard on either .hore, min9lod wit,
the supp:icstions of her father, but btt)ro rs
distance could reach them they had persisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

The practical refusal to couat tho 1rcsilcu.
tia! electoral vote OF Gcorsiaye s.erday. because
1t was not aston tho day designated by law wss
right and proper. The country is governed BY
laws. which, in order to BIO respected. must be
enforced. The only good thing General Grant
sver said. and it WAS not original, was that tho
best way to Cause the repeal of 40 obnoxious
law ls to enforce i! rigidly. but the law referred
to. SO far from being obnoxious. is Just the re-
verse, Then, too, TO have counted the vol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
PUBLISHED DAILY d TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Il

1t will be seeD that the Atlantic. Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad WAS to-day sold to Mr.. Clar.
encs Ii. Clarke and assccistea. representing CAPT
tals!s Of New York, Philadelphia and Lon!On,
who. it is stated. ero already Interested 10 OTHER
public works in Virginia tho Shenandoah VAL
Icy R,l!.oad) The pic; rlii was IS. COS coo,
end the new twa;rs sny they propose to make
the road great truIk liar, recognizing cSrcs
cIaly tlia interests OF tho country thrcug'i which
il p0slns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

According to tz Senattr Lewis President.
cleo! Garfield approves Of tho schtm fer co al
la1os between tho reru;li,ars ord tho Ma.
hoDites in virginia fer the purpose OF defeat
iug tho rol ular democratic organization Of the
State. though ho knows that such an al'inpee 10
the next State car paigu c!a havo 70 practical
ttftct upon national politics, and that s eli
result will BE- to 1rolong The disgrscefe ATTIC npt
to delraud tho public creditors. Some of rne
republicans 10 ConartsI IF, said 10 cndcf5o Ills
reported approval of the President elect III 2ueh
many CT the more reputable republican mtm
ber5 deroutc, tho proposed unholy .liarco il
unmeasured terms; but ncnc tf theE, among
either thtso who favor the coalition or oppose
it, will support tho bill poa befor, Congress for
returning thu nancy V;rsi,il sdvacced The
Genera Goveromt ut in the War Of 1872. ahich
would 20 long wy toward paying III; over
due inter- 3: on her bolds, and 10 make rr.udi
alton even moro difficult. thao those DOW IL
gagged in tie fruitesi attempt to afr q it, ii-d it
to be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Attempted Suicide.

NLW York. Fob. lO.-Cathcrin, Mnir,
aged 81. Gu. her throat this mortiog ct N,
Y Broome st. in deliberate attempt to lAS
her own life. She succeeded 10 seVo,ing t..
wind Pipe. but 90 lump, rta1t vein hhvi,g Lu,u
cut she will probably recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
Tho Washington Republican ssys:

"FrcEa the lime that Andrew JoEcson en-
outraged the inf filmed aud sngly people of the
South to stand cut against lbe Fourteenth
Amendment until to day, tho Bourbon D.mcc
rscy he's waged unrclenting war upon the laws
Of the united States Rhicl relate to tie pro-
lection CT the black rao,."
Now, how much marc olr0r could be concen
trated 10 So few woI6s is hard 10 comprehend.
A.d yet the RsluHc.u il the Washington
organ ct tho Mahonites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
The President Elect.

CHICAGO. Feb. l0.-Ths Tribune has icGr.
nation comiog from the ioncr cirrls at Meptu,
that Gen. Garfield will not have tic o,mposi.
ton Of his Cabinet ready for announcement nll
the end of Februsr3; that his inaugural is no,
yet written and that when writtcu it w;!l b.
short, as he will reserve his lengthy r. comm, U
datiou for Cougus,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
HE Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Il. X.

Az stated ia yesterdays Giz,tte, tho u. g..
Circuit Court sitting at Richmcnl, yesterday,
dcniei General NJ shcno's epplic,licn fer pcs:
poLement 81 tho sale Il tho At'anIiJ Mississippi
L OHIO raiIloal, anl tf;er bog discrsion sso
declined to alter tho original decree Of sale.
which states what is TO be sod. ard the method
ct sale, ED determines the rights of tho par
tics. The court stated, that if any difficulty
5'as created 10 tho bidding by the terms of tho
dtc:ee. otjtc'ion could be mado to tho la.!6o.-
tlon Of the sale.
The Richmond Dispatch oftc-asy says: eve
vera informed last night that tho purchase OF
the States lien Of sl,0NC0) fer $t00.Ct0 was
entirely conditional. and based upon tho ro-
demption or purchase OF the road by tho tyndi-
CATO As they will not redeem or buy. their
agreement will amount 10 nothing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

In SEARCH OF HER PARENTS. There re.
sides in family WHO livo rear Nckcsvile,
PrI1co William ccuaty. young woman named
Esther Ejmondsoo. Her mother clipped Hh
young man about lifteeo years ago ADD soon
alter tho birth OF their child Esther. sue died,
Tho father rus the child 10 The family where
she DOW il, and for several years s,nt money
regularly fer her support. But AFTER that period
nothiog was heard Of him. AID Esther il uow
engaged 10 the forloru hopo of fndios hin
W0rreptOn Solid South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

GREEK AND ROMAN WINES The Gree ks
ard kouats were rast masters ia viuifclIior,
| std lh,y Irc,,u:cd crH1 wkioh wtro renewed
among ho 81 cieo;s. oid which their verso and
pr;sc wii;cIs haVo made fsmors As to tho
method prac!iccd in tic fat rcllion nohing is
kroso, though TN most astonishing results
wen i seem to have bsen attsinad. ldsing from
the i:c ,hht wines were rrcluccd CT tuoh
sfrtrSth that they ql;rr:l to be dildded with
twenty fcnr pnris of wattr. Wa fad alluscDs
To- ado by Pcsronus to falornian which bad
reachcd 100 gears IN tic prmest OF conditions,
snd Pipy speaks Of another that had rested 10
tho n0nho &c we'll riSn two centuries. Tho lat.
ter veccra:u Gu would seem to have uolably
decreased u body. Tor the hlStortsn ltl's ul that
wien The srs wero opened tho wine was found
to havo tie c3pss:tnco Of coaaulsttd houoy.
OF curse, 10 this state it could hardly DO
considered dtirkatl,. and. so Plipy describes
how it was ttirned with hot wafer and
atierwsrd passed through O siraiuer-a
fasti,D of procedure which would tcarcely
moet with approval nowadays. Alter all, we
gro able 10 Q mc;syr, to explain this sclldity,
for j. was the Custom Of tue Romans to mix
hon'y with their old vines to s,fton their
roughness-thcy would seem. atc riding 10 az
cient au,hcr', to hAv, sc,rDed as mcrJ strip
lnes, those erus which had OILY reached the
iofantine age of 20 or 80 years. AID which sill
prcsr r7ed ihtir qud c,rdition. But i; was
not merely honey that the Romans and Greeks
mixed With their wiuts. To render thes.
fr.tolul snl paIstab!o to the epicur,s Of tho
period, aiues, tirc ulc Of tar, bitter almonds,
dried i2s. thyme, ard myrtle leaves were
added. nnd-what may appnar ii c;edib, With
certsis Gus, such IS thosJ tt Rhodes, Hall.
casosssus. Clio. and Lesbos proportion Of
SEQ water IVES thought to bo decided improve.
ment. ID itturprisine, considering his sncient
mode of treating wine, ina. gastric maladies
we're Common with the Greeks and Romans,
OF that julius CHlar vas invsrisbly taken iii
on risicg from tatls.-AH the Year Rouna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10
rho New York Times has q long chapter ca

Tho New York Times has long chapter ca
the ''p,cul!tr manners Of Reputation as prac
t!c,d in rhr Scuh" il reitrerc, to The public
schools. Blu. it says reVtr word Sc ,inst the
efforts some CT tho leaders If lis party sre
making to iepu1ste lie State debt Of Virginia
ntd le practically sbolis', tho capitaliol tx
which eots 10 tho free school, .ard. Con,istont
rcnuhliciLsl
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0Ueen of Spain

PARIS. Feb. l0.-Quoen christina is rcpod d
to DO 10 tho fourth month Of pregnancy, Old
will probably be coD6ned 10 July. The Ccu,,.
to1eVer. will 90 10 Seville for tho br!iaut f.
'ivitie5 Of holy Week aud the FAIR 10 April.
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Bridge Washed AWay.

MACON. Ca, Feb. lO.-The Macon L. Au.u.-
Ia Il. Il. bridge over tho O,nu'sse liver Il,
this point was WASHED away yesterday, the
second time within thirty days.