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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
Financial.

New York O,t 20 The P.s:'s G3aovaI
article GAO p. e., edi,ionl aays: Tho stock
exchange markets con!irno drl U. 5. bonds
sic higher for the txreud,d 6, to 1904;
higher for IN" lxeadod 5 10 l0Us and Tor
tho a to lljss R,il;oaa binds. are doll b.,
speculative issi.s are rather higher The stuck
market has been alterag;o'y strong and heavy.
tut The r.sult of lhe 4 10; uaions w. 10 Lhc time
that wa write is an adVsnse liz tho general list
OF s,lb PER c,Dt. The munsy market il easy
at i 10 & per csui. ilr oa!l loans. limo loans
are 6 ptr cent. TO iha. rse and c:mn;ssiou,
PRICE mtresntiIe paper is E TO per cant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
Would Have Gold.

WASHINGTON. u. G., Oct 20 An old gentle.
man from The interior OF Ohio arrived here few
days ago with SIT 600 in u, s. ak per cent bonds
which ho purchased ia 1861 and which were called
in in July last. He frs! visited the loan divaion.
whore ho said be camo 10 obtain gold for his
bonds. .s he had paid gold for them. When
told that draft on the u &. Treasury was
as good as gold no Unlisted upon the gold TO.
largo leather Vase in which he carried eff the full
amount OF his claim in $40 gold pit cos weighing
in all about Is pounds. Ho has rented room
In which 10 cUuat The ssm5 previous TO s.srtir q
for homo.
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The Chilean TRIAL.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. 20.-Mr. Gcorpe
SooVllle, GuIteaus oou6se WAS present 10 Toe
Criminal Court this morning, bu;, tier p;i-
Vas cootersRoa with the court ADD Uistrio; At
tornfy Corkhli. relied without mskioy apy
argumsns up u tho application for 40 order for
witness fees. a. i. wss exp ,ot.d he would. Il
Is probable, scc)rdirg To Mr.. SooyliIc's eva
statement tia; tho cur: will giant hi. spp!i =.
c'tlou to morrow mrraias wi,o0ps sreunen:.
ADD Will at TIC same line sssig ass1c,:e :ua
eel - all il the de!snNe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

Secretary Window. uudcr tnu heavy pressure
If tho stel1art and Independent piss. ptw
ihnt tho gtavo. hos Cos, upon tho late Prcs-
dent. and when * Secretary Sherman is 20
longer prbco 10 tho land, says he will retpno
the loves ga.loo OF tho Treasury lfsu!s dutiog
MIR. Shetman's control of tho Treasury Dtpar.
ment, which ha cam nencad when he frs. took
charge OF that Department hut suspended as
s>on as be found that MIR. Shctmsn w4s in-
p.iclled 10 them.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCT p, 1881.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCT. p, 1881.
Si1, rises.,.,...- IA San sets-.... 6 lG
.hkiYzU
Str MAtannn lower Potc to j Broisrs + ,,,.
Str jane Moseley, YORKTOWN. TO r A Reed.
ncar Jos Johnsob, Washington, to T. l. Van
Auken. ~ 'sn
Eshf Nay Mcfarland. Kennobee river, t,r
SAILED.
Or Atro~smith. lower Potomac. hv Pr.
!omsc Ferry Company "
or Jane MoSelty. YorRtowa, h7 + 4 Reed.
0chf i"s9nac Norfolk, by = 4 grew + o..
PASSED down..
SchrS 81 Fhc-sz, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
SchFs Muasae and q Terry, from R,b,,,,
at Ne1 York 10th. N'eo" &
KIct IN md l9.h '''
Hchr Annie II Alien, lroFa Eoor,e,ovo 8,
Boston I9.E. -
fcnr u Williams, jr, s.i,o: from k.D RE,
Tor Geo:ga!own 18th. al '''''
Schrs Abbie Cranner and Emma arar c,..,
go o. New Hsvsn for this port 18Th.
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EEcSikin. OF ae.acs.

QJIACY LII, o., pa special dispsoh
to tins Wig iron New Usoton aud Rock bort,
enuo1ca, disastrous break 10 the Soy lcyees
two miles above Sooi''s !.,aGing. Tho water is
pcurl2g through the Ctevasss 10 torrents. and
vas: area OF highly cultivated l,od is bcioy
rapidly Inundated. Ruane:s vera sant on; to
vain tho people CT tao oi,a>t:r. sad the far.
mcrs ere Islng super human efforts 20 fsys
their stock and their household effects.
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CANAL COMMERCE

hfriVeG-Bosts j w C.rt:ar and f - ,.r
y; 70, ToGras's Csa-k Coat and iron Co; d S,.y,,t
DGG:he:. L H.:;2a, K u &:Iler, J B-sd,m "
aou j. Heid, to AMERICAN Go.l Co: NI.u
"'n sho u Wae=inr. 20 ;i.mp & Bal, Coal a.,
;;,a Ueps:'s a. } W csrder. FL rw:u, y
ar.dhn,n g'G ,sot ! p;!oa. /; Ii Miller, J
s!er. 81 gu" - Vet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

TIE Girls STRIKE The $50 airl. em ,lovo3
10 Lorlllard's tobacco factory in jersey Uity are
sui on 8 strike on account of tho removal of the
foreman. They marched around The factory
IN hle yesterday morning. An organ eeiGder
was Impressed into their SERVER. and played
Yankee Doodle over and over again. Tho
thero bong no moro material 10 work with, Thu
viii put compete embargo on the factory
There are about 9. 900 persoDs employed in The
factory. I'd Mayor siedler. OF tho firm, thinks
compromise will be effected before long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
EOEutl HfNa1l.

NEW YORK. Oct 2O.-Re7. Abiiah Gtocn.
Presbyterian clergyman. - yar4 Of .re, OF
Highland t.is. Oiscge ccu7,g, n. y was
ttuad dca3 10 his cct IL tho Hamilton !Io.ej
this mGr,!ae. rAc ass mad 90. been trrucJ of
in Ills room. sithoush tbs G.ma bad b.eo,x
tlngnshet. Suspicious srs cu,rftaia:,l III hc
Committed huiciia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

TESTING THE KYEs.-There has been grea.
deal Of nonsense written sbou. the power Of the
human eye ever wild bsaer. An incident &C
CARED, during the visit OF the Duke OF Edin-
burgh to tho Malay peninsula. which shows tie
iaIscy Of this popular notion
Among ohor sights, the Duke WAS shoWns
rsgniacent black leopard. confned in q c.qe
The bssst one Of the lercest aad most beautiful
creatures OF the Id alsy jun9les, was cronching
A doctor, stitched 20 The Dukes suite, who
had been talking about the power of tho human
eye to susdue wild suimsls, thought he would
give = practical illustration Of tho theory.
Going up to the csge. he RsZ,d steadfast,y
into the diating eyes Of tbs savage leopard.
hoping to inImidate it. For few NON ants The
leopard bore the stare. Then, without tho
slightes! war1ihg. no sprang at tho doctor. A
groWl. dash. shrek, and the man staggered
back into the arms OF his friende.
Wish his esp torn of. and his cheek laid open.
he departed sidder and q wiser man. Nothipg
Gu. his caps peak saved his magnetic eve from
the claws Of tho ilfutisted beast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
River Falling.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oc!. 20.--Tha river
continued so rise yesterday morning, became
stationary sbSa; Iuidd,y, ard began falling
sbant . y. m. it ft about Two inches and ~
nov sbuus thirteen isohes below the high water
Of Jane last year. N, serious datnsga hss
bacu done here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

In tho lottery Of sssss:i !sllon" General Ma.
hone hiss won the pr OF tho federal patronage
in Virginia. Lottery p:zes as a rule do THAR
winners moro ha:m ihaa good. AID the one
General Mxhuns has drawn is not Likely TO be
Oil uErCut.lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
Seas bttSeco Us braid has roartd.
Sin aud lang syne.'

/! s ROC noat OF Virginis volunteer folders on
u Siiit 70 Massachusetts had behavai a. the Oh
Mac, achnso!ts has since ita arrival in Virginia,
tho imagination Ct tic Northern republican
press would have been stretched to it's e1tremest
liiaits for IDEAS and Web.ter's unabridged been
rsnascked for words by which 10 portray the
cnoImity of the ofcnst.
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Five HUndred Lives Lost by u Hur
rtCRnG

SAN FRANCISCO. ON. 20.-Taa aecut Of tho
California aud Mexican Steamship Company
has tdViccs from Mazautlau Mexico, gives tho
particulars Of tho terrible kurrio ,ne waioh visit
I'd thss port on September 20 L; lasted from
nooo TO ,uaset. The river rose. and il is said
$40 lives havl been lost in the ncighborir
tUWrs fsom frcshe:s. 4. R?vsrio tho ystcr
came lofo tho toHc. The Ttj, Mios has 200
feet OF water in the m5io shaft. 1t will take 8
month 10 pump cut the nine. Thrc, hundred
houses Of oil kinds @cro destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

No uorrt iudo. d msn who husid ho speech
OF Msi1r Daniel Tuesday yght is afraid &c ;ius;
tho Interests ct the Safe TO hja keepiag. snG
90 unbiased msn who heard Judge O'fsrrsII
deoies that he is doing tho Msj,r good AID
tfEec 10 service.
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Gale.

LoSEOH. OAna.r 2O-rhra Ias heavy
gale 1t Z leeGsoau throash tho isi'. lis re-
ported! ma. largo snip. hs'ac uaSnowu, sur /
uu,sldo K 'chcs Puibt, sni dist tho Grew yetc
lost. A sohcooer mas b-.r wrecked # Dnrdeo
and tx liSes lGst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
From 'GuihiS

LONDON, Oct. ~ "A dispatch from TuLis t.
tho Times Says: The s:sta Of The country around
Susss ia uRsatsfactt ~. Tho insurgents tsva
carried CD 4,00l sheep. iokdis is threatened
Ali By has been or;ered 10 march from Wos-
tour 10 2sghoyan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

We have received copy OF No. !, Vol. CT
Jones Illustrated Qu.rtelly Bsz.s, published
by O*eo Jones, New Yoik, cooiaising lite
rary department we'll Filed with interesting
matter. home DECORATIONS, domeslie cconomf
and fashions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
English IS0cay

LoSDoN O| 2o.-Tne Saodoga Park Club
sntu no ne..''g "pnn ii today. The race for
ne C"n'of'dkcsh r. raj ie,'c. d. scce, ono
h.le I atd Ili';er' o,ms III and was won by
Lorllllrds three GEAR old bay col, Psesaic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
SUM 40.

~, lls uhdsisisnrd having formed copsr;per.
i iiH1 10 J., t5oseeats Inc business of SUMAU
HAVING Snnsc G Gee 70 announce to all parties
hIadEST CASH PRICE for it deIiyeied #
mar mill Ia Georgetown u. g., or st Any rail
ioao Station having connection With Alarsndri,
ot HNbinRton. Correspondence invited with
ID. Dreyfpss,
j. y. Hamburg. D.. DRRYFuss s. M,
D. hamsoufg. lj922-tw3m]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

A meeting will shortly take plsc, between
Emperor Francis Joseph ssd King Hunbert
at some point in Austria.
The steamship Great Eastern vas put up ct
auction yesterday and bought 10 for $50. 600.
She cost when ready for 500 $3 1000.
Tho London press regard the action of tho
Irish land league as an iocontiye to civil war.
Forty policemen wero wounded in the latc riots
10 Doblin. four of whom have bad legs snpu-
tated. Mr.. Gable, leading member of tho
Board of Guardians of Mount Melick. has been
arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

EUROPEAN BARRIERS. Many Americans
who are doing" Europe have allowed thei
boards to grow. 1t is explained that they trave
so last they iiod no limo to shave. A corros.
pondent In letter from Naples vcuchs,fes Il
following explanation II have now bser
shaved in soven kiogdous and in six languages
tbey all perform the ceremony differently: Bu
they all. from Scotland 10 Naples, iusist on sit.
tioS y1u 10 plain. straight chair and bending
your head over back uo'iI your spino how's 10
agony. And they all sgree 10 her custom
they never wash off The soap they have put
90. Bu: they brig you bowl of water, hold
it under your chlu az you arc lear x back
sod IosIst on you Washirg your owa
iscI then snd thcTo. II you object
TO The altitude. they sbrug all the
upper part OF Themselves AID 9! ng disdainful
smile AT you; II you comply little rivulets run
PLEASANTLY down lns,de your shitt and some CT
the sOap they have geEer, u,ly sWogg!ed into
your care gets into your stockings. l have sosn
no bsr0er waHh his victims faca since landed
IN Glasgow. Prices vary. IN Icrdnn thew
chsrgs shilling twenty-five centsl for shave:
IN Naples they will for City csn,ineg, Gen c.s. J
thaVe you. cut gour hair wash your tsce and
hands curl your eye brows and wax your mus.
pass Tor prince on any Of the side Streets
YVES shaved for ten centimes-shout two mari.
can cents but took the bBlauc, on. in garlic,
OF winch had generous bath in tho form of
respiration. In Verona the city OF the loved
and loving Juliet, the barber asked III, il I
would have my feet WISHED and tos na.s cut 1"
a Fathers FIoLENCE.-A Dispatch fror,
Hampton Junction, N. D., sag: "Oa Wed
nesdsy last the body OF Eizsbsth WslsI, aged
seventeen, daughter Of John Ws!sh, boss
track>layer CO the Eastern aad Amboy Rail.
road. Virg al West Eod. vas bu.ied here, tie
slr having did Mendsy las: 10 40 cpiIepiic fl,
as WAS said. "a Saturday the body was cx.
huned by order OF the corooer and pcss.mor
TEN examination made. Physicians testified
that tho girl disd from wound 90 The head ir.
tIcted few hours before death. Testimony
was so given By several neghbors that Oh Sun.
dsS night. the Oh Instant, they heard quar-
rel at Wash's house, and heard female voice
cry ont: Oh, papa, papa, don't strike
mel! and bad heard Mrs. Wal;h CRY:
'Oh, you have killed herP Other testimony
wss given that thare had betn scsoo of vio-
lancs at the WALSH home; that the father had
whipped the girl, and bad thrown her vic
lentlY to the floor bsosuss she dill not got sup.
} or Quick enough for him. On The strength of
this Walsh was arrested and put 10 jail fol the
murder OF bis daughter,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN W. DANIEL, OF L1NCHBUkH.
YoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
.IAa!RS BARBOUR. OF CULPEPRR.
FIR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T.. ". MCKINNEY, OF FAEMVlLLB.
FIR TIE HOUSE CT DELEGATES.
JUDGE CdAHLE:3 4. STUART
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Ceased to Exist.

PANAMA, Oct. l2.-Advices from Lima 10 the
18th Of September sts!e iha. tao Gsrc,a. Ualderon
government OF Peru has ceased to exist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

Tho Methodist minister 10 No7pott, Rhode
Island, who was shot by tho accidental dis.
charge Of bis pistol as it tumted from bis hip
packet ono night While no was gazing at tho
stars, is recovering from lis wouud. Tho
Christian ludcx ssys: "Wo sro plsd BIO WAS
not killed oud NO ire glad slso that he cot shot
10 the osll Of his leg" l,thcD asks: rs i, 10
pious Rhode Island that ministers Of The Cos
pei 10 flno Of proiouad p,aOo carry Ii,tOls :"
Tie reverend gentleman and bis friends slate
that it VISA 20. 10 order to shoot bis fellow men
that this Newport Clergyman carried pis.ol.
bu. 10 order to defend himself from The posi-.
BILE assaults OF rufians while Oh hi5 midnight
walks cDsHged 10 the study of astronomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

The PeTts2e. Wis. columbia Co W. tcr,
reports that Mr.. George Fits. of Wyoc,aa,
vas oand OF = severe case OF rheumatism by
~o bottles OF ST. Jbcibs Oil; that II. Emder,
Eq floto! keeper, vas cured OF pain 10 he
back and that choir editor was cured Of severe
:pcain i,Y tEo uso Of st. Jacobs Oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20
WFpDaD AT THE FOURTH ATrEMpr.-A

WFDDsD AT THE FOURTH ATTEMpr.-A
youog lndy Vas we'd led i, this county o
f.w dsys ago. Tnron times she had been en-.
Rsgod prior 10 her Gosl bsro!hsl Her frs!
atfarc. died of consumption. Her scco5d was
Frustrated Win small pox. and died ley day s
Go!orc In" iiuo fxsd for their marriage. Her
third atealtd sas accidentally Grosoed 90 the
e'e of TIKI: HaGliog day. Her fcu:th love
lived 10 marty bar They arc now on thu
Hc3dirg tour, sud msy their hcnrVnoon be
sweet snj p'5trsctsG. - Leuist2rn. Ne Jou
nal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

vi y lake those immosse doses of naussa,iog
nix sold 40 Cough Syrups when o few
susI! dases Of Dr.. Balls Corgh Ssrup will euro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-20

"A G0ngi,, Cold Or Sore ThrOnt should
be stopped Neglec: frequently results 10 sn
gncur;sbIe aung Disease or COnsunlp.
ton. is RIO " MS b ONC lsAL
.EhtsCffEs dc not disorder the stomach lice
cough syrurs End bslssms. bit act directly
OH the inilnnned parts, allsyiag irritation,
slverellef IL Asthma, BrOnch1tis,C Coughs,
Eatarrh, AID the Throat Troubles Which
Singers and Public Speakers are sub
iect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfsc! sstisf.ciion Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
81 entire generation. they have attained well.
merited raos smcng the few staple remedies of
tho s2e Fold st 26c. q boz everywhere mhIg
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FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. , years
n!.;. The best mt most reliable for Pickles.
Naver falls Sold by GEO. MoBURNEY 4 Son,
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The LAST issu, Of tho .Wylhev;lo Dispatch
contained e card signed by s. T. Brownir &.
enbrsc ~ very offensive sl'usion 10 Mlr. John
Whitehead. Of the LyDobburs Advance. The
latter. with friend (B. L. Kirk pnrick, J weot
to MysheTiild 90 Monday for tho purpose Of
holilog bob Browuiog AID the editor of the
D,SDstch 10 personal accountability, tho latter
having Secmln.ly endorsed tho card. A cor
rcspoudeoos wss opened. st Clair discaimed
responsibility. Wills Browning declared be
never saw Tho offensive card uutiIl it nppesrod 10
the Dispatch. Notbiog was left Whitehead but
to depouuca the author fthe publication. Later
an altcrcs'ion occurred between Whitehead and
u. >. HouoShell. ~. UlaIr's friend, in which
tho latter is stated to hsvs received a sound
dfubbiog
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hpRlFr ON A Door. Monday Afternoon
abcu, ) o'cl3ck. LILLE sill and by. s5eut
eight aad eleven ycsss respectively, cAidrcn Of
Octave L.rtbv;o a Ishorar e. Lsptairie, were
ii!alli.g On tn Cd io;r 10 the river opposite Inc
village. Tho wiod SAs ia;htr s:romg ED gus.
caTligd The plark with is living freight
into tho middle Of tho oursn,. whica
bore them rspidly cut OF sight Of their nome.
They cluns together ani held th,ir peri
loUs pQslion 90 tho roam b!rc them
mile sit,r mile from home. Tho steamer
Laprsirie passed them. Their scraams could be
heard and were answered, tut no assistance
came to them. Tbs stfamor Princo Arthur also
passed thom near tho Victoria Eridso, but the
captain s.id the current Was too strong to allow
of his rtscuing Them. lie. however, infolm I'd
the water police, but the children 1ostsd on till
they cameto the Longueul Ferry Wharf There
they were rescuad By tho captain of the barge,
Mr.. Dassau:t, and given in charge Of q Carter
named L :pherin St Hilsire They were taken
homo by Mr.. Thompson OF Hochelsgs ind
telegram was sent 10 their parents to cay wh
had become of their missing children. hey
had thus driittl over ten miles Many think
it strange that two steamirs lhouid have passed
them Tllhtu. lowering boaL
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Yorktown.

Tie President mace 90 address st Yorktown
YESTERDAY, az did N. Max Outrey. Ito Frerc!i
Minister to tbs U1ited States. 4 pocu Sos
read By Dir. james Barren Hope. OF Norfolk.
and Hon Rober; q. Winthrop. OF Msssschu-
sets, delivered al Grafton. Tie Mslqais de
Rccbanbeau msds graceful spec Gu 10 French.
At the c)Lc!uSiou OF The caremoLies ss The Mou
uIeot, there WAS rec:plon in lafayette
Hall, 10 Wbish Tho general public was admitted
Hundreds Of people througed the building.
Secretary Blaine &c ed as u :s!er OF cert oniss,
aud Hon. Joseph Haw;ey Introduced The peo-
pie 10 tins President Tho reception listed
about baif an hour.
The President visited the flagship Fr.pksin
10 tho afternoon and Was saluted by tbs differ
ent vessels in tho hsrbor on biz departure add
return.
The following older was red by Secretary
Blaine 8. tho celebration yesterday:
10 rec ,itou OF the friendly relations 50
long end SO hapnily tutsis,iog between Great
! Britain snd the Unitcd States, 10 the trust AID
| confidence of peso, and good will between tho
two countries lCr all the centuries To oomr, AID
| especially BIZ mark e tho proiould rospeot en-
| terlainad by tho American p0orio Tor tho Illus
trioua snvortlin anu gracious lsty who sita mp.
on tho British thrnn', il is btrrhy ordered that
at the c'vsc OF these Scrtic S ooE memoratlVo OF
tho galOr snd SUCCESS OF our iorelalhers in their
patriotic struggle Tor Independence. The British
flag shsll be s.Iutd by iha forces Of tho army
aud navy OF TIC Usted States now at York
town. Inc Secretary of War and he y, Ole
,sry of the Nav ViIgvc orders accordioeIy
Sigued ''IuESTER A. ARTHUR
| By tic President:
S'gu3Gl JAMES G. BLAINE.
d, cietarY Ct SlstH.
| Tho i.cutbad, Cot C II. aud h. y Al Liil y Ito
| Hail last rlsht was we'll sitcateu. The army
and navy aud tEa Frctuh aud German delegu-
tiUus Wefe ;epi,s nicd. but tho Pr, sdent did
ucS sttlad, uuF did any nj mber If the q, biovs.
| Rsndtlph Disbfos, CT rleutuu, n. D., s
m?mb:r Of the Nav Jsrsey tatslioo, hsd acth
heu&S !lJWn eft ty tho pioua u:e discharge c!
S 1.onoa. lie sr4 tskcn 10 tho hospital, V here
! both a!ms wtro Emru;sfcd--ooo above u8d
| the other below The chow His irju.iN sre
not regarded as fatal.
| To dsy ;h,rr uas grand mtsry dis2ley.
| thu troops uutcr Goa. II.pu ok b,iug review
Ell hy tna Pests, Mt S:xtcrn 6,a;gs were rep.
| re~rrt
There is s1ch roEg t:tsire 10 shake fl ,hc
dust ht iorktcHn rs qlck y IS pcs be That it
| would cot be surprising il tho programme for
| to nOrroa should o. c)n.oiiiatl Sih that &!
TO day. ii The be dc1a the ni!i,ery review
wi take place in :he Dcrning and The navel
review will wind up tho celebration 10 tho 81
totroon 1t will be theu p,s.ibo to cvsoua,c
| Ecfki0wn II hc11s Garlic! :hau VS. contan
| plated ia Tho beginning.
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quits bein' de action poducr, dc whole
slo' longs ter Carter; an when Carter
quits bcin' dc silen' podncr, widuut an
nder 'greement, dc sto ali long. ter
Dabbs."
s"pis were wrolc up by 1t cuilul law.
yer.Rsaid Dabbs. Sign dc paper"
The two tncb signed the instrument
and called in witnesses Next morning
Dabbs came down TO the store early, aud
when Carter arrived all the Witnesses
were sitting in The store room.
'GoQd morning, Dabbs, said Garter.
didn't say anything. and contin.
ia, Why dc deuce doesn't yer speak
ter mc?'
"Dc slo's all mine" said Dabbs, rising
and turning tn he witnesses.
Flows dat" asked Garter.
Case ycr's no longer silent po,lror.
Yer's talking. When man talks he's
not silent. "Ycr'il please lebc my sto'
Carter. an 60 of down in the country.
III yer'd dstuck ter dc grcoment ebryting
%ould been all right. Hits plain ter be
seen dat yer won't"
Carter appealed to the witnesscv. but
was informed that he had broken sill nee
an d ofcoursc was no longer part OWE, r
OF! tue Store. The disconula,c man LETT.
He is now Il candidate for the legislature
and swears that if he is elected hc Mill
work FOR the repeal of the law. LiWc
Kock Ga.ctIc.