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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01
Iuchine Along.

The other night, out on a mission.
avs Derrick Dodd. while Moody was
iilating on the gratifying results of his
preaching here and his approaching de
Part9re to other fields of labor. a
aoughlooking listener in the gallery
raid:
~Where are You going. Mr.. MoodyPr
81 am going to heaven" said the
Evangelist, promptly. land I've been
IN the way twenty-five years"
well, if you've been on the road to
I eaven all that time and haven't got
my farther than Frisco you'd better
rive it up. nard."
And the great exhorter joined in the
audible smile as Mr.. .Sankey led oil
tsith "Inching Along"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01

Evangelist Moody's seminary at
Northampton, is full, containing now
about one hundred pupils. including
the Indian girls. The latter are max
inv excellent, progress in their studies.
They arc very fond Of. music.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01

Gentlemen will find the clothing
store of Smith s. Harrington the best
place In the city to purchase a fine suit
Of clothes, m2-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01

Mr. PlimsolI, who has done SO much
for English sailors, now proposes to
benefit the coal miners, by improving
the colliery laws. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01
AYERS HAIR WGOR,
Fok kEsf9RINa GRAY HAlR

Advancing yean
sickness. care. dis
appointment. and
hereditary prsdis-
position. all turn
the hair gray. and
either OF them In
Il TO shed
lprematureiy.
ArBR,s HAI1
'vIooR, by long
and Me-
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! New ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Pateatssrstc- Thousands entitled. New
lsw W.. 1Nou Is thefimei DO not deleyi SOL
diers' Widow. Children. Parents. Brothers
vestisateds Apply 81 ouce. Send two stamps
for blanks and Instructions complete. TO
A. FITZGERALD, u. ~ Cain and
HnfeRt Attorney, p. o. Box I'D. Washington,
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has proven that II stops the Milling or the
hair Immediately: often renew the growth;
and Always surely rsatorss IL color, when
fA1sd or gny. II stimulates ne nufx1tivs
organs 10 healthy activity. and preserves
both the hair IN its beauty Thus brashy.
weak or sickiy hair becomes glossy. plisbis
and strengthened: lost hair regrows with
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and estahlishsd; thin hair thickenE and f.
dsd or grHy hairs resume their original
color. It's operation 10 sure and harmless
1t cures dandru6. heals all humors. and
keeps Ia scalp. cool. clean and SON un-
dsr which conditions. diseases OF the scalp
are impossible.
A. . drsaingfnr ladies' hair. the vIooR Is
prnised for IT. gratenuI and agreeable per-
tune. and valued for ths son lustrs and
riches OF tone It imparts.
n PREPARED BIZ
On. j. c. AKks Z CO.. kovsH, Ahss,,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERs IN MEDICINE.
ADOOUD = GLoVzR, Chsyeana.
Wholesale Assnts.
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Mabel and Henri.

She was alone in the void. Her
! arious relatives had gradually passed
way, and, by a strange coincidence.
lust Ms the last one passed. Sic found
~t.erself alone. Alone. did we say? act.
not utterly, for her dear piano was left
i.er. and seating herself before it. She
.oftly played the one sweet air, line on, !,
me that she played completely.
1t was true that 1t was rumored that
he mortality among her relatives WAS
! ttributed 10 too often listening 10 Ibis
train of the lovely mOTcedn, but never
iheless it brought back TO her tender
memories of childhood and she PLAYED
I TO herself dreamingly. .'fhe Maiden's
Prayer"
mabel. play me that strain again
1t was a young man who spoke, and
he leaned over the piano and watched
her delicate fingers meander over the
bass notes in the romantic cross-hand
movement.
"Ah, Henri" responded Mabel, ~
could play it to you forever"
A slight shudder crossed the marble
brow OF the young man as he responded:
''It seems to me to be a tone-picturc OF
unqualified beauty. Observe the flights
OF the right hand into the highest notes;
oven SO might q pure prayer rise into
the heights Of h blue empyrean."
but see. Henri" said the maid.
NOW the melody Is hid beneath the
deep notes OF the bass"
"And, sven 80, the highest thoughts
must fall again to earth and seek the
practical. Mabel, we are poor. l am
IN inventor. and yet hope to perfect my
delicious steam caliope, which viii
bring me Tame and fortune. I'll then
Eadieu! Accept this as q last memento
u n who loves you fondly-"
he has gone She tearfully opened
ne package. it contained a small must
sal box which played w tunes, Then
noa.n hememDer Me. and 'Ihe Sweet
y-anapy-sad reminders OF his alice
''p n. ana
I've passed. maDel 1ang-
.gII young. nut q wa
~ afhniJ,n 80 ~neng grace;
,,rnsa mns;o $500 Nue. anu nao
s"n1s Id 81 ~ e. y, many
aaaht them an .Ia P,;era sne naa
al Ao ~ u uI0
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Weekly Leader,
ISSUED KYEkr THuEBAr.
Tsr-.. a. q. xs.r.sl-ss A.lrfe.E.
Commercial 100 Printing

o every kind Neatly. ChsEpiy and Expedi-
tiously exseutsd- Cards Of syery shape and
kind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Hsadinss.
Blanks Of every kind Posters, etc. printed
on abort notice Having . new lot Of Typs
and Presses. we can do handsome work At
Low Prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01

The following from the Chicago
Journal should be read by all newspa-
per correspondents: Never write q
iongswinded article to . newspaper.
The newspaper hates to publish it. and
its readers won't read 1t. Be ''short
and to the point if you would have
your writings read. The matter of a
newspaper letter must be of extraordi-
nary interest to Justify the occupancy
Of a column of great interest to justify
half a column; and not n in a hum
dred that occupies over q quarter of q
column;wiu be read by one in five hun.
bred. When we receive h long letter
for publication. we ~instinctively look
for the wasteobasket.
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5 g. historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

The death Of Mrs. AIillard Fill
more serves to recall singular in
cidcnt connected with her two hus-
bands. In ls47, while she was
the wife Of Ion. Ezekiel Mcintosh,
Of Albany, Mr.. Fillmore was a can
ditatG for the position of State
comptroller Of New York. Some
persons who desired to defeat bis
election raised about S7o,coo for
the purpose and placed i in thf
hands of AIr. Mcintosh, instruct.
ing him to place it in a bank il
his own nape and not to make tn,
matter public. lie did as desired
but before the fund could be draw
out to use for election purposes ih'
treasurer died. Mr.. Fillmore va
elected comptroller, and man
years sfterward married Mrs
Mcintosh. and received. "a q par
Of her dowry, the money that hal
becn raised to defeat bis election
The ex-prcsident used to enjo
telling the story, aad often re
marked that "ihc money va
placed where Il would do the mo-
good 10 him.--Sideago Times.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

Pcntateuch is the collective
name of the first five books of the
Old Testament. For centuries the
Penateuch was generally received
in the church. as'written by Mos
es. Difference in s:yle and ap-
parent rcpetiiions TO be found in
different parts Of Genesis and the
first chapters Of Exodus led cmi-
ncnt critics to suppose that, Ia the
compilation Of the book, written
documents Of an earlier date had
been made use OF, The Mosaic
authorship of the Peniateuch'ls de-
Tended by many iheologIans, who
hold that any other suPposition ].
inconsistent with the plenary in,
spiralion Of the Bible. Bu'
some Of these writers admit tha
besides the account OF the deail
and burial of Moses. somr words
and sentences may have been in
,erpolated at a later period. Othe
theologians hold that the dceumen
,arv theory is inconsistent with tn
divine authority and inspiration q
the writings attributed to Moses.
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WN d
fN
pt.a
tl ta., .I..I...
aItf. l..I. ,.......
apa,.o.tfbl,n l1a.l ol,oe
NV, '''A y l'A' 'L
''., 'I' '..' '..n "''''''''''-
." ''''''''''' '' o'''s 'i''d
''''I'''''
IIopetit L1 'le value nl WSi,-
'' 'V-e7E'f county, pi' Il
'"'''' 'l ''''''' people
Anrcc pcpnywclpbt nrygol n
''o was .e,,'Hl pi'k'd np near
N''''''.oo' N'r'lN lNaiol'ni
Saloons arc no, allevcd IN IN,
opened on SUNDAY IN Pine l,,ua.
AK, not even he back doos.
One hundred and day tbouga,d
cocoanuts have bocn planted IN
Monroe county. Fl,,. tLis season
mere "fe over lorE wholesale
''o0S'' II NioA'i'l'' i'nnr em-
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f#.t tlUtiH tftIrmb
w wN eF tlIY NNHff.ng u h.H
mhfu l#f vpf iaat tmf
iby of 81 rup'e e. tit Davis
Wl.I0 lnaan0hl ilA
rioa t00I ii., iit.s saf ei
lHn mnt aWtolnIe .bWa.Iar hl
inoi hHte anottHan been cntibl
hItai
Gen Laery Ifile Primo sHl
ism OF iiic, Im hs IS d
gentleman Of % high order Of
inlcllcctno onc Wili dpy Ne n
familiar witiI tho ha'oy ~ lbc
country md isa ,losc Observer of
passing cYcnls, Asa lawyer h8
standing f. Nigh and his success
equals thnt ~ amy competitor al
the bn and as on advocate he
stands among the hulin ,hc State.
Ia private aud social lifc be- has no
superior in ihcpurity Of his lirc and
the kindness Of his bearing afa-
bic, genial and agreeable to an. A
man OF cou'Iy manners, pleasing
address modest and unob.rusige
--of broad liberal and conservative
views, yet inncxlbly firm in his
convictions Of duty and always
governed by principle, ever true
to his friends and generous to his
ioes--brayc and unscldsh. whose
sympathies are always with the
weak and oppressed, he is emf
ncntly fitted to not only fill but
adorn the Office of Governor of
Mississippi.
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prierring Hn.band 10 c Fortune.


Miss Mamie Siilard. Of Pred
crick. Nd, was married at her
residence recently 10 Mr.. Aubray
Pcarre. By her marriage she is
obliged to surrender. in accord
aucc with the provisions Of the
will OF the late John Loats, a
brother-in-law. an estate estimat.
ed to be worth between s5o,ooo
and $4,000. The property in
which she was given Z life estate.
or until she married, consists In
part. Of one Of the most elegant
private residences in the city. and
a farm located In the immediate
southern suburbs Of the town. i
will now pass into the hands Of I
hoard Of trustees. for the establish
men, OF an orphan home for girls
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The Future OF our Repgbllc.

II the percentage Of increase in
population shall be maintained. in
1890 we shall have a population Of
more than $4,000, 900 in 1900 the
population Of the Republic will cx-
coed S5,ooo,ooo. If the rate of
growth for the last ten years is
maintained, the baby born this
year and living the allotted three
score and ten years will see this
Republic, if the Republic stands,
holding a population Of 5t5.ooo.-
600. What a Republic What n
future! lIowgrcat q task OF keep
Ing this Republic Republican. Of
keeping this Democracy Demo
cratic How splendid and bound-
less the service to mankind If the
world shall be taught that it Is
possible for 50 vast a Republic TO
exist whose fundamental idea is to
eNalt the individual, TO protect the
little local solf-govsrnmenH and To
dignity the doctrine Of local self
government on earth. But this
population is lo be one not OF
ignorancc cr squalor, but Of
intelligence, thrift, and plenty.
How measurclcsS the work OF
such Republic We can not
compute It By multiplying the
freedom and happiness which de-
mocracy gives To the single home
into the many millions Of homes
which will make up 3fsooo,oo OF
people. In 1910. a generous ife-
time hence, will II be possible Tor
the Republic to maintain the sim
plieity, the democracy. which
ought to be It's commanding and
everlasting features? VIII the
time haye forever passed when
"lbhsrs, and choppers. and plowmcn.
Shall constitute State.
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'ar'd Of DrinlIng.


H., 'oung friend Of mine was
~ Of an Unsuitable thirst for
T. ,s' .. which had 50 pFostrs,ed
be was unable to do IN,
rss''' lie was entirely cured
: u'e Of Hop Ritters, Il al
~ah !, that burning ,hIrs. ; took
ss ne appetite for liquor. made
'''' STEADY. and ho has re.
-. sober and steady mar
~ Wan two years, and ha,
.s..'as ''s to return to his cups. /.
y : number Of others ,ha
been cured Of drinking b,
!. 1'''a a leading z. n. on
>A''ago, lll.-'l'imcs.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Ex-senator Bruce proposes to
pass Il month in Ohio making
speeches to help re.elect Govern
or Foster.
The Orangemon OF Liverpool
have enlisted 400 laborers to reap
crops in jle boycotling districts Of
Ireland.
a ST Louis paper gives proIni-
nencc to the statement that "Unele
Sammy Tilden is actually in the
field for lSsi.'
Gen. Ward 3. Burnett, Of New
York, is the only surviving gradu-
ate Of West Point who mas gen
oral IN the Mexican war.
Gen. Robert Patterson has left
BIS family an estate valued at
5i,5oo,ooo. lie made no public
or charitable bcquests,
Minnesota will market, this sea-
son, io,s56.6s5 bushels Of wheat,
nearly million and a hall bushels
in excess Of last year.
Sylvester 10 Voice IS a fair
haired, blue-eycd, mild-mannered
boy Of eleven at jamestown, N
V, yet hc deliberately sho, a bab,
because j, annoyed him with its
crying.
Miss Annie Louise Cary win at
ter this winter retire permanently
from tho concert andoperaiic stage
and il is nimOred that she is tbs
allianced Of q wealthy gentleman
in New York,
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HUNTSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

The ,hifty second year begins Ausus,
ust. 4 murs healthy location cannot ba
tuund. The Collers was never in a mofr
rrospssuus condition. 4 full Faculty ni
lboroush ssaeiiefs. splendid huiidih4s. ana
sad complete o1ih, for al departments
literary. sgasie language ard art. .uiIsF'
The highest adtantaers y ueliEhuui ifofas
fos pupiIs. priCrs reduced 70 suit tn
,gues. Special inducements Offered. fu
Terms and Ssw Caial1agts. addrrss
Fes 4 Y. i9s1s : y rfss
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P A I Z N T S

obtained Tor usw Inventions of Improvement In Old
unr1. Caveats, inirlHgmcnts, Trade Muks aHd oil
p1tant hutinefs promptly attended ~.
Inventions that hlTu teen .rtlegtei may uiil, la
most eases, ie alrn;et , Vs. eiHg opposite the w.
> Iu''ri ohrr. and ciifAgH m psieHt buslugss rg.
rNstriTt - an sDHuTd tafiiis liz less i,niT than
tlpsa who are fongio f-'hi Wellington
Whom Inventors send mpif ~ stsirh, ws meks
search ip the raenf ui1Hr asa "a 80 o.. 10 is nat
rniahliity ilrHpi rhnWr, isffespnnisuis cunaden.
hai ivssTsasnhshle ind 30 ahalsr unl,n paisnl
obtained. We refer Ny prfmllsYn 10 tho ,ty pst.
m4siar and h. the sHiTfinisnishi u The pst n6fr
money order division w Washington. faf sptsial
fti,ronre, circulars, adtiee, isfns ae fdinss-
e. g. sAOW 4 60
Opposite Patent uhoa. Washington. y. Z.
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Attorney General Msveagh
saws tina, the members ofthe Cabi-
ne, are satisfied with the surgical
conduct Of the rresidcnt's case
The lion. Samuel Calvin recen'
IL sold the timber right on a tract
Of land in White township, cam
bria county, Pa. for $4,000. lie
bought the land and trees some
wears ago for <tooo.
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SENSE IND SENTIMENT.

Fame islhc thirst ol'youth. BY
Literature is the immortality Of
rCch.--Wilmott.
The slatclicsi building man can
Sc is the ivy's food at last.
Dickens.
Hypocrisy admits tho worth. of
iai it mimics with such care,
cowper.
talent Is perfected in solitude
'.iaeier III the streams Of the
a.-Goc,lic.
" 'ofnehi' may IN ls1gih OF .imc
,ecmc opF elements.
Milton.
That virtue which requires ever
Be guarded is scarcely worth
sentinel. Goldsmith. t
"ris crcr common
r'A ''e nc'ricsiwhcn they arc from
Ans.
-ShaksPeas.
"a irritable man lies like a
se-hog rolled up the wrong
y 'cimcnting himself with his
'nrnekles. Hood.
- ne ts'i have f,it or known.
<s 'han The lcan, dreamed.
-l,ayard Taylor.
fOetry is the sister OF sor.
!" Every man that suffers and
PISA paeli every tear is q
s and every heart . poem.-
's Andre.
~. tirril
'as'sA'tcmaining. Has, theu sianed
s .criise. Lin up ,hy head
@'' world. and The world alike
" s'ih a long s's,psl happy note
Father love. thee
'ae best part of woman's lev,
N'nipi but it is hard to her I,
ea' away with her preciou
1s'a'd rejected, and her lont
ss' TOO, that were lot fall
y y 70 'Ooihc the wearicd feet
soTge Elliot,
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,so arm m,tsbb

If.snlh siidsa pl0s'iHR o.
|s...ssaIs flsu H#it slAdy
- Bfib fft.i % h't aei''
|..t,ls'.i afm'oa fsiim hdy
...,sA ofaiiiy dsif tlfn q wofh
1.lur,st uAi ne.ly u r. ptiied
II, .,.p iiihs' DO otdsf ! feally must
|r..sse li,eGcl ltiti d.tpli regretted
N. A. hii diurhisn whose deleal'
!, shaIiy nhailei fo' hbot
| .'...., f,iIri,. iIsm is taiisf Their fan'
|,eA.e ,isr ltntidiy call on q oclfibof ,
I, rl..lon on thfih I. 20 g'sslp and
lII's apoh lligs sweetest honey
| ,hss haven't bafief af loubic, Unless
|lr,eIf ma,ealiae bank ddla In inoney.
M ,hs loyeliesl. 10 bc sure,
M dAbbIc in cooking and diallc',
ue,st a home was Kept tidy and pure
yy dilniy asihctich ~isho
fc, to coniys, there IA something IN life
biore attractive tian putting a stiichin,
imany weary ind,tlrious wife
l,s, deeply IN love with herldIelien'
dul, l. Iaiy, and dirt always dirt,
,sl enly tac lasy deny II;
ehe,ing /. nicer Than making afhrt,
su, man never yet was clothed BY il.
al IN parlor IN indolen, ease,
r.ll one grows M fragile and f'ly,
aolnce 'brol;h The street, SHY sa1crs to
please.
beins too much Of a lady
much Of a lady to darn her hose,
Dr govern hcI housc with acumen
much Of lady wherever she goes,
fs ever he much Of a wo.ian.
muscles ,ha, God mads are useless 10
her.
keep, to be wrapped in satin,
as for an inlcltct--shc would prefer
bonnet TO mastering Latin.
much Of lads to own'a grand heart,
Ind be true daughter or mother;
mich ola lady to bear the brave part
hanr'er can he borne hy another,
fashion or bliih quite too line for this
ts,h,
Then il tcomcs to tile Judgments great
PAYDAY,
bugh The Lord mas de'ish. IN tn, lilies in
white,
lyal lie smile on TOO much or lady 2
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pANoit CoUStY.
10 the Honorable Boz I'd OF Mayor and
Allarmcn lhe undersigned citizens and le,
gil voters, residing within the corporate
iimiis ui tho ,8Wn OF Longtown, respectful
~ petition your honorable Beard of Nlayei
and Aldermen 70 grant license to BRYANT y
l'dyncsto retail ,inousand spiriious liQuor'
IN the town NJ Long,0Nn we hereby recon.
mend tho said BRYANT q Haynes 10 BE- o
good moral character and suitable person.
10 whom 10 grant said license.
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sl.s;.i'' ;i's =. q @ sss :: ~ r. ~ ; ssss.I. s' i.
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Having secured the seryies. of Nr. ~. \.
Adams. VI Memphis, win hss had twenty
years experience a. an adiusier ard repair
rr of az kinds ~ sewing machines ! am
prepared 70 Repair. Adjust anil Rebuild
any and III kiads of scviag m,,hincs All
Ndrk srAFkSTEED DNr ffAR.
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Fame is the thirst Of youth. BY
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

That virtue which requires ever
Be guarded is scarcely worth
sentinel. Goldsmith.
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TO THl; EAST

lose conrreson i made At. cbni,anooxi
and all Eastcfnand Southern cities.
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Whisky Petition.

Opposite Court square
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-25

T.
my3-1y ri Fifteenth street.
hS% WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
ES AND CHEAPER
than any other concern in Washington.
No whipping 10 wear or tear your carpets
A. H. CHACE & BRO,
Fine Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners
Rp27-6m GIG Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-25
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Sergeant David H. Jones, of Mount
Jackson. Va, won the medal in the prize drill
yesterday of the cadet corps of St. Johns Academy
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas A. Lee, of
Stanton, Va, to Miss Carrie c. Wstes, the accom-
took place in st. Paul's Church on Thursday night
at eight o'clock, Rev. George Fl. Norton, D. D.,
tor of the church, officiating, in the presence of
large assernblage.
1t is now understood that upon the
opening of the iron works here and in conjunction
Herewith the managers of the Marine Railway
Company contemplate and are making arrange
niepts to engage on an extensive scale in the
building of freight cars, the demand for which is
to great and constantly increasing.
Yesterday Henry Dudley, colored
bootblack was given thirty-nine laShes for steal
ing shoes nom Mr.. Paff and in the afternoon Mary
Jane Henderson, colored girl, was whipped for
stealing gold watch from Mrs. N. N. Smith, who
city. The neighborhood Of the station house was
made lively By the screams of these two negroes.
At the ordination services in the
chapel Of the Theological Seminary yesterday the
following were ordained priests Mercer P. Logan,
William NJ Clark, North Carolina: Arthur s.
Lloyd, of Alexandria, Va; Edward L.
ing We're ordained deacons: W. H Isshe-
ton, Warrenton, Va; Jacob Britungham,
Eastyille, Va; Francis N. Burch, Clarke County
Virginia William S. Campbell, Lexington, Va;
George q. Edwards, Butler, Pa; Douglass Hoof
County, Maryland; John Moncue, Stafford County,
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