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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

While the milioos of dollars which, Judging
from wbas some of the newspapers say, it has
just been discovered, have been poured toto the
South from the North during the past few
years, will beoef: materially the investors %
we'll as those among whom the investments have
been made. their nost beneficial provioc, will
be to spread corrco. k1oaledge of the South
among the people of the North. who, apparent
~, are as ignorant Of it as they are of Cores.
Nor!heTuers who irvest capital 10 the Stu.h
ere smart enough 10 know the chars Ter and
( ing Of tbs people TO whom they eurust
the Gre ana protection Of their money, end The
gore they pu. here the more will suoh know
ledge be disseminated 10 the North, and con.
ssq1ectly the greater The necessarily resulting
benefits to the euire couot,y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Carl SChUrZ.

LONDON, July 20 This Berlin correspondent
o. The Ilmss ssys: II il crediby rumored that
White, IS American Minister to Germany II
would doubtless be .splendid triumph for the
man who fed from Berlin IS q revulu.ionist m ore
Than thirty years ago. to reu7n IS minister from
the Great Republic of the West but it is doubt
less whether such q Transformation scene would
give much satisfaction A. the Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

The Mahonites 10 their efforts to capture tho
republican convention sro not having things
their own way, as they would have it believed,
and even should they succeed, tho following
from the recognized organ of tho republicans
the Valley Virgioisn, is ominous of their de-
test aud r Ut when the el:cIion comes of:
The card published by Mr.. J. w. Cochran
Chairman OF .he Republican State Central
committee exposed 10; 10 control the Lynch
burg Convention 10 tie in crest of the re
adluster faction, nasmuch as the wording of
the b2g1s circular. with Mr.. Cs osme forged
to It, opened tho door fer the admittarcs of
those who sre committed 10 the rea6i1ster
ticket nomloated at the July Convention, by
reason OF their psrticipatioDs 10 the d,Gbera
lions OF that bcdy. Mr. Cochran properly
states that be has 20 authority 70 change the
condltlyns for the eIecioo of delegates from
those prescribed by tho oommil,e wtich eleoted
MIN, aud csrtaILly 90 one had the right to sign
bis name 10 paper he had DO authority TO
ISSUE. 1t might have teeo excusape, in the
Interest OF republican oIge niz ,tlon, for toe Sec
retar' 10 have attached his owe and the oh air.
man name 10 paper which stictly r, ftcted
Inc nclon OF the Committee and copformed TO
the terms decided upon By that bocy, But to
sigu bis nsne 10 Document that ,stegsrded
these conditions, and Interpret the action of the
Committee to me1a what its resolve expressly
denles. Is going bow shot beyoud the l:c.pse
allowed even 10 polllical emergencies This i.
but one OF the WDys the re. djusters are devils.
log to ecconpa5s their own downfall. They 20
upaa the principle that the republicans OF the
State have elr;ady surrendered to them, and ell
tnat remains ls the form of convention,
chosen as they may suggest, and controlled AZ
they may dictate, to assure coalition, II This
they will hnd themselves mistaken. Suca i'm
p1aence viii be propsry ard effectusIly resent
eu, sud Il Is Well enough to- bear this 10 mind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

Are you disturbed at night and broken O. your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the e1cruciatinR pain Of cutting teeth II 80,
goat once :nd got a bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
"O)TH NJ ) 4RuP. |. will rolisVe the poor
!i!tIe sufferer lmmedie tcl y-deo. nd upon i.
there is no mist.ks abcu: IT, There il not
mother on oarth wac has eyer ua.d it VINO will
NOT tell you at one: that il will "esua.e the bow.
els and give rest to the motnar, and relief and
health 10 the csild, operating like magic l. IS
the taase. and ID the pre.criution OF one of tho
oldest sad btst female physicians and nurses 10
the United Ststes. Sold every where rs cen,s
bottle MI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
bIEb.

DIED.
81 m Thursday. Ju!y 2s:h, ESTHER, be-
loved vile of John T. Cox in her ihir:y -;hi:d
year Es> Funeral will take place from tho
residence OF her husband, corner Of King and
rtt streets, at p. m Saturday, July 3U!h.
fIlenas and acqus'ntances are respectfully in.
and Baltimore papers will please copy
On July 2ssh. 1881, MERTIE NJ, youngest
ehild OF Geo. w. and Lucy a. haukin, Ct Falls
Church. Va, aged 5 years and months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

1he appointment OF cattle commission By
toe Uolted States Tor the purpose OF oopyinc-
'cs the Blush government that pIeuro- pneu.
nonla docs cot exist 10 tie Westera States, is
exciting some interest 10 the Dominion. 1t will
enable the American cattle to oomnete 9th
shose from Caoada. The Canadian cattle. nm
der existing regulations. can be landed ia Eop
land aod fattensd Tor market, while those lr1m
the Uoited States nus: b. slaughtered cn land
itg, making difference of from $50 10 $50 per
head in favor of tho Canadian shipper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
AfThaniStaI.

LONDON July 20 The Tunes in an editorial
article this morning says: I'VE are in no Way
pledged to the support Of the Ameer OF Afghan.
istsr. The Qiceroy Of india telegraphs as FOL.
lows: The battle between the Amer and
Ayoob Khan, astsd from o'clock until ii
oCock in The moruing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
N!lIed by q Falling RaaIu

New YORK, Juy 90 SHORTY after 9 O'Clock
this N ,rulug Oba Cartsr. one of The workneo
engaged ca the building ia p1oc4ss of ere ion
as The c. raer Of FcsDktin street aud West Broad
way. was irs aaIy killed By the falling Of
heavy beam used as prop for an adjoining
hnns,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

General Early, last jail, 10 speaking of the
lrsloriOus Cefest the Maho1ies then sustained
said they occupied ridiculous" position. The
term was apt aud expressive, but the position
ahey ere Do| occupying is tveo more ridiculous;
for. though biatsnily protesting to be better
democrats than tic leaders of the democratic
party, they pr, the most acv5 men at the
meetings the republicans are holding to appoint
delegates to the Lycchburg convention. and
their candidate for Governor goes 80 far as to
say that this is the first tins 10 fifteen years
the republicans, by voting IF him, will have
chaHca to gain their ends NJ reasonable Vir
sinls democrat, unless iohueuced by soma per-
sjosl motive, Gan be Mahopte, and the ides
that there aro eecugh of su5h Virginans TO
.ura their State over to those who bagiog 20
taxes to pay will be IS wiIiisg to double them
to morrow as they are to rspudiate her deb! to-.
day, snd who want all rGc, distinctions obli.er.
sted, is oDe that GO mao at all familiar with
Virginia people fods it possible fer him to
entertain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
A Fool once More.

For ton years my wife was crnfood to her
osd with such complication OF nj ments that no
doctor could tell what WAS the matter or cure
her end used up small tor.une in humoug
stuff. Six months ago saw us Gag With
Hop bittars on IT, aud thought l would be
1901 once more. tried it but my folly proved
70 os wisdom. Two bottles cured trr SO is
now ss we'll and strong as any mans wife ami
Is cos! me only two dollars Such fully pays."
II. w, Letroit, Mich.-Frcc Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
The letter of Cardinal Guibert.

ss3s; We understand that Immediately
after tho publication Of the letter of Cardinal
Guibers, Arch bishop Of Paris 10 the Pope sym
pslhizing with him in regsrd to the scenes at the
removal of the remsins of Pope Plus * the
Marquis de Noai!les. the French Ambassador 10
Italy viaited the Italian Minister OF foreign sf-
fairs, expressing the regret OF the French gov.
ernment at the publication OF such document.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

Marriage lic:Oses were issued 10 Washington
yesterday to VIM. +. johnson and Mary Bates.
both OF Prince William county, w.; James r.
Moore, Of Pliocs Georges county. Md, and
Frsrcss Dorsey, Of Washington; James l.. Ccx
sod Lurs Y. Skinner, both Of Charles county,
Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
ArrPAieG.

WATERFOWL, n Y, July 29.-Charls Par
k'r. The guide ~ho attempted so ird .cent IS.
ssuit ucon MIS- George Bull, while conveying
Der from F9rked Lake to Long Like. 90 Tues.
day asG, hes bsen arrested 10 Kiogstou, Cot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Duel.

BERN, Jalg GA duel was fouuht yester
DAP between s'u1cot aud az ofio.r Of the
army reserve The yea pons were pistols. The
su1edt was kl I'D. This is the 5 h affair OF
similar character 10 Germany within abou,
foItaight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Vessel Euruefs.

SAN FRASCIsc1. July 20 "A dispatch re-.
celved here from Los Angles announces tbs loss
by FIRE Of the British ship Or famine. CAPTAIN
Greene. which left London January 3l.t for
San Francisco. with an assorted cargo of COIL
and merchandise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Burning of q Taunery

HARRISBURG. Pa July 29-The large tan.
merry of .ns mckean Bros, st Watsontown,
Northumb erlsnd county was destroy ed by f;e
yesterday. Lose S3h. 0 o; insurance $40 OlO on
the building and $4,000 on etock, The origin
of the fire is Lot known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

A "readiuitmen." OF the natioaal debs of
Mexico is contemplated. but the eoyeromsot
repudiates the ef,rts CT certain unsu,h o,iz ID
parsons in the Ua.ed States, who are trvina
TO get up raaoJdstmeLt syndicate az pri7a.e
speculation, p-''e''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
HlHlATU "a ALTMAN July % 1891
Sun r1ses............ Sun SETS ....... II

Sun RISES. 5 Sun sets...... II
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. to + A Reed.
IL. Msttano, lower Porc. TO Broters & 60.
Schr e Moore, Wssh'n, to b Rooe
SAILED.
Str Lady Of the Lake Norfolk. BY + A Reed.
Schr Oliver Boothe Georgetown. by WmA
Smoot.
PASSED UP
SChr Howard Dale, for Washington.
KEAoRAsDA.
Brig Iantje, cleared at Boston 23,h for Rich.
mond 10 load coal for Rio Srsrd,.
Scnr Jefferson Borden sailed from Nav H,ven
for this port 9Th TO load coal 70. Boston,
Schr WINS Wicsham. FROM Richmond. for
Boston. at Vineyard Hoven 9th.
Schr q K Coz gdon from this Tort for Hew
Haven. a. r. eW York Ssh.
Schts john n Psrker, for Stamford. and
Harms Kirk. from Richmond a. New York 28:b.
=, Schs hsrv 9 Smith, from Georgetown, for
Gardner. Me, st New York 28.h.
Schr b Burrows, sailed from New York,
Tor Richmond 18Th
ochrs Clsrs a Simpson, and Joseph r Baker
ron aeorSetoWn, at Boston 9th.
Schr Alexander Harding from Gecrzstovn
tor bostoa. At Vineyard Haven 26:h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Yellow Fever.

NEW YORK. July 20 The first c,se of yellow
feVer brought to this hsI5or this eummar was
reported yesterday, the unfortunate victim Of
the disease being Csptsin Fawcstt of the steam ,
er British Empire from Hsvaus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Hartmann In New York.

NEW YORK July % Geo. Hartmann the
celebrated Rutsisn Nihilits, arrived here yester-
day from Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
A violent shock OF Earthquake OCCUR 4 q
Agrau, Austria, yesterday murniug.
Bucyiu,, iOhioi Cnu1ier !

Ibncyiu', EUhl0i Courier,
10 tho whole surrounding oouptry, Mr..
fh''ip h'mIuser. az old sub. crber to our pa.
p"r, Is well knowo. H. in"rmed us the other
day that his wife, who for two years had suffer.
ed with rheumatism 10 the III rulder, during
which limo she was treated by several pn,s,.
ciAOs without success. had been Completely
cured BY single bottle f S.. jacobs Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNowN.-A m'rt
for copiug silver was established 10 3 Js;oa in
1862.
Bears wcro very uuuercus within two mes
OF Boston 10 1925.
Horse rscior on Boston Common was cytn-
planned of 10 1869.
The fist duel in the Uoted States Ens Tough.
at Plymouth. Mas, 10 1921.
Cart. Kid, the pirate, w.s arrested 10 & s.
ton ard scat 20 Enllsad il l699
The Esyp,iana made glass aud colorcd il beau
fully 5000 years before Christ.
t1r neariy 500 years London bridge vas th1
OILY ooe over the Frames.
The first child 10 Now E1gl,nd was born 10
plymouth Cnlouy 10 1920. and bis mans gss
Peregrne White
The epoch Of Abraham nay be fixed by that
OF Joseph, who went to Eg; p: 1880 years be-
fore the ,iue of Christ.
The orisiosl p.me IF Albany, N. Y. WIS
B'nvsrdykck. It WAS founded by the Duvh
10 1923.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
Mind Dor

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 = Five persons were
bitten By deg supposed to be- mad at Visa.
hickon yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrivei-Bo,,s Be.medctta and I Mitchell
to T Agnew 4 %.
= eFasted-5ost. Besmedetts and z J Mitch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
LOCAL BREVI7IES

Three small scho0ners wero hauled rp % The
ways a. he shipyard this merriog Tor re,sirs.
Among those who are at 4 e jackson Grrv,
NJ. j. Church camp % seHog sic Riv. S. ?,
Tfedwsy aud Mrs G.eensvsy. Of ths ely.
Dog days have come, sod soou the voice tf
the dog Ca cher will BE- hesrd 10 The city. The
Mayor has issued orders for the srres. OF ell
persons oSipg Julio 'nsed deg.
There will be % etOg az 40 esrly sc Of
the atraightous repub loans OF iti4 city tor The
purpose of o'g'uz "g a s'rsishout r'tuo ic,u
club 10 Opposition 70 the Mahcuc resGj a. err.
Geo. West. 500 of J,hu West mi kuao Of
this cisy, had his arm Ought 10 us,ge ma
chioo in Washington. las. week. AID badly in.
lrsd.
The work Of arraueiug for the ERGO ion of the
vapor fuel furusces al Messrs Aeoew std CTS
boouary still gnes o.. c.sipg. for the
turnsc:s have not set arrived.
Inc steamer May W.s"r"gtop is sdSer is i
for sale elsewhere 10 TO days G,z tie, on the
6 day Of September, &C the deck foot of
Prince street.
Three c,nal boats cary os 1856. IS ;o,, Of
c>sI. f. Cumberland Wednesday l.st TOR .h,s
port. consigned to tbs American Col Com
pspy.
horss attached to carrisge bs,rgi.g 10
Mr. VIM A Smoot became frightened ye5tcr-
day evening lnie aud rsn sway. The vehicle
was considerably dam gsd.
Master Frank Steiner, 500 Of Mr.. james
Steiner, fell overheard, from King street nock
yesterday evening, aud would probably h.ve
dro@oed but fjr the prompt assistance of C %
panion
1t is understood that WIN. A. Clsggett The
coiored Jantor o. the Custom House is 20 be re.
moved the last Of the present month snd inst
VIM. Miller, or some Other coiored man, is u
be appointed in his place.
The steamer Johp w. Thompson. which Hss
been placed o. the llpe between Washington
| aud Lower Cedar Point, will make her 6cst trip
to ulorrow, stopping S. this city bo:a guicg ADD
returolug.
Miss oreuoe Purcell. the ponular oreauist Of
st. Mays Church. and Mr.. W,il Psrtlcw,
r. cant gra SUSIE of St.Jchn's Academy,w re
married 10 this city early yesterday motniar,
left lmm sdiatelY after tbs cernmony for their
new home 10 Hssrisouburg. Va. The happy
couple hsvo many friends hr, who wish them
a long, prosperous sod happy if.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

The Car AID his family have gone 10 Ms.
CIV,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29
\ triaI package Of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
Mothers. nothers,I uo,nsr.,,,

For sale by E.'S Leadhe.tor & BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-29

Discovery of Valuable Minerals. DC
CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette, !
HEwLETT's Va, July 26 -Wittio The Is al
month gentleman 10 this section. who pur-
CHASED farm fow years ago FIR ST 600, dis
covered several valuable minerals, besides ocbrs
and kaoliue, and was offered SO 600 FIR il,
which be declined, A few ,ys after La VS.
offered Sl2 COO which be also refused t, take
This awakened erqlFy aud examination o. the
part OF Others snd gen,leEao. owning su,s
farm adl9lniog, not only discovered On his place
ochre snd kaollne. but 40 nexhsustbl. euopIy
OF the ti,es FIRE proof clay, aud lying as it DOES
almost Oh the track Of the G. & O. r. r,
which penetrstes the fields Of tutu,ces NUT
render it very vslosble. The gentlemen would
be glad to unite with sDy expetisrcsd p.riy
WITH small capital to work it. L: is evident
that there are many valuable minerals yet no,
discovered 10 the forks of Hanover which will
5000 be brought to light. Indeed. there hes
been slresdy found deposit of quite RIGA con-
cretlon OF phosphate of lime.
MIR. d. G Sleeper, gentleman of foe in,
teeeDoe and culture. from Freepoft, Me-, is
solournIrg in our section at present.
HANOVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-08

DROwNED.-Capt. Noah Walker of schooner
John Oliver. reports that one of his seamen was
drowned Thursday last, or Bluff Point. by
falling overheard while passing from fore to
ait" The schooner Was en- route 10 this port
from Milford Haven. Va. with wood. The name
OF the drowned man was Oscar Hudgin. He
was about is years of age and from Matthews
county. Va. Every effort was made to save
him. but without avail
CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE DISMISSED
John Wheeler was arrested Saturday night for
an attempted outrage upon Mary Coats. about
IA years of age. The father of the girl left home
early Saturday morning TO 20 TO work leaving
her and sister i'm bed. 1t was charged that
soon afterwards Wheeler entered and made the
attempt. The grandmother of the girls was in
the house at the time. The parties are all col
ored. In the Police Court this morning the
charge against Wheeler was dismissed Martha
Coats, the sister of Mary. testified that she lives
on Herring hill. and about 5 O'Clock last Satur-
day morning she saw this man come into their
bedroom and get into bed with her sister and
witness called her sister. when Thomas rot up
and ran out. Mary testified that she saw him
when he came in. but fell asleep and did not
remember anything more. Wheeler took the
stand and admitted being there. but denied any
improper conduct. The court said that the evil
dence did not sustain the charge and dismissed
it. as stated.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived by river from AL
eXandria. 1000 bushels wheat; sold to arrive.
Sales-.O0O bushels wheat sold Saturday at
prices ranging from 81 24Is TO Sl.30k.
HE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-one boats left Cum
beriand Friday with 3.5l6.02 tons of coal. as fol-
fows:-For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.
l.31S.l7 tons; Maryland Co., 649.0l tons: New
central Co. $500 tons. For Alexandria
American Co, 6SSl3 tons; Borden Co, 563. OF
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-08
Alexandria Affairs.
atcAufhstTl
Reported for THE FyESrSE

heported ior 1HE EVENING STAR.
COUNTY School. BOARD.-The county school
board met at the Peabody building at noon to-
day to settle the accounts Of the treasurer SUI
perintendent Adams. with a majority of the
school trustees. were present.
Took CHOICE.-The resignation of T. b. Pinn
as county supervisor, was, owing to the fact
that he holds federal office i'm Washington and
was notified that under the rules the holding of
a state and federal office is held to he ncOmpat-
Idle; he therefore resigned the state position.
CITY COUNCIL.-The regular meeting of the
city council will take place tomorrow night. II
is probable some action relative to putting out
the city scavenger's work at contract will be
proposed.
THE CITY ANNUAL.-Auditor Brockett is re-
vising the corporation annual or blue-book con-
tanning snccnct account of corporation affairs
for the fiscal year just terminated. 1t will be
out in few days.
TAX COLLECTIONS-Since the discount on
taxes closed the payment on the present yearly
account has been very light. The collectors
are, however, urging the payment of tax
arrears. After December next a penalty of five
per cent is added to all taX-bills.
MAYORS 0FFICE.-Mayor Beckham sent on to
the grand jury this morning the case of Lawson
Potter. cOlOred. for indecent assault upon a col
ored girl nine years old. at house on Washing
ton street, south of Franklin. on the road to the
Catholic grave yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-08
Cadet WhittakerS Case.

HE SAYSTHAT He WILL FIGHT TO THE BITTER END.
The n. Y. World of yesterday has the follow
ing: dispatch from Washington yesterday
announced that the report Of the court-martial
in the Whitaker case was being revised for sub
mission to the President. The essence of the
verdict, it was stated, was the finding of Whit
taker guilty of committing the alleged outrage
on himself. with the recommendation that he be
dismissed the service. The trial. which is the
first of the nature on record, cost the govern
ment nearly S25, 600.
Cadet Whitaker was seen last night at the
residence of John F. Quarles. the cOlored law
yer at Flushing. Ii. He looked fat and hearty
and seemed to be in excellent spirits. His hair
which has grown long. was neatly cOmbed,
and many of his freckles had disappeared. His
general appearance was that of a young man
who was thoroughly enjoying his summer vaca-
ton.
II havnt heard of anything new in connec-
ton with my trial. / received a letter yesterday
from Prof. GreenOugh. who is at Washington.
but he mentioned nothing about any verdict. 1t
will be long time before that is arrived at. The
papers must go from the court TO the Judge Ad-
yOcate General. thence to the Secretary of War,
and finally to the President. ! 40 no. lear Tor
the result. l am young, strong and ambitious.
and intend to fight this to the bitter end If
justice is done will never be proven guilty."
:. Are you still a cadet 2"
"Weli. yes; a 'second-class' one" he laugh
ingly replied.
..You are not under arrest?'
'sNO. nor have been since the order Of arrest
was served on me at West Point in May. 1890
During the trial General Miles never circum-
scribed my liberty. He allowed me to go where
and when pleased. Some of the newspapers
said that was allowed only the freedom of New
York with the privilege of going to Brooklyn
That was entirely wrong. never considered
myself under surveillance
Then you do not think that the verdict viii
be adverse to your
81 will fight it with all my strength. Ifneces-
sary will appeal to the higher p0wer-that is,
If the court-martial finds me guilty.
Whom do you call the higher powers?'
s.fhe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and finally the
President. This is . hard fight for one like me
who is entirely alone, but have nerved myself
for the struggle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-08
AMUSEMENTS
"A M L - I'm EN- Is.
DEIyER's SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS.

hRINE R'S SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS.
First appearance of the character singer and actor
Mr. Harry Mullen Tremendous hit and re-eneage-
Ilelt OF the Monumental Quartette. Mr.. Geo. Kane,
the Dutclnan PAR excellence. The Instrumental Solo
lstS and the Marine Band. Mid day lunch dinner at
popular prices, between III and - daily. G6
~ CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Tallmadge Hall (94sxi0 feet, 92S street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Tricycles Any style (either English or Ameri-
cam furnished. Second hand Machines for sale heap
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