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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27

~ ~ VlkTUS OF u decree tho Circuit Oou,t
1e OF the United States for the Esstern District
OF Virginia III tho case Of T. Is. Robertson VS.
>. \. and u. lowing ct 81. and in pursuance Of
deed CT trust by Edward NJ. willis and wife
70 me. as trustee, 10 secure 8. i. and II. Dow.
ing tho payment Of six thousand dollars with
interest from tho dH.a OF sSil decd, which deed
10 CT record IN tho otics IF tho Clerk Of Princo
Wlslism county, I viii, as such trustee ard as
trustee appointed by eaid decree, on TUBS.
LAY tbs I'D dsy Of November, 1881, at T.
O'clock M, liz itart OF The market building. On
Eoyal street IL the city Of Ais1sujris, ". nro.
csad 10 sell g public su2!ioa g TRACT OF
LAND, II Prince William county, VIRGINS
hlCdi7r III part uren Inc NoG5sCo run and in
Fart up0a Io"e!fs ruG, and near Frae:tono
station, on tho Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. /! h:inZ pa:t cs tho tract known a.
"AlEO, snd tho sa:Go land conveyed by =. Is,
EoheTt9cn, Commissioner. 20 sad IT, Ri. Will.
consisting o. tx hundred and ae7euty.e;ph.
and ONO ma! ac:cp EcFa - lGsa, ani more ps-.
tcuiaFiJ ae:crbci il f&jd i8at lf trust Ssij
p-oi;@i-q viii &c sold IN whole or in sspsrst,:
uarCni2. = inG7 - -ieaN2t - Ito nieyna.s Of 81,
psft!ca concerned.
farms: Ono taoIssai dollars ia cash. tyo
THOUSAND dolisT3 IL s,x alonti:s iron, the tsy Of
Gale cad ihc residue ~ Swo oGusI ias:aln,sntg,
payable respectively ~ cas- G1l tWl yoars from.
tue aa7 o. sale, Ti.h iitGIes. upon the deferred
payments from tln day uC e,!c; such deferred
Payments 20 be secUtvd by ncgolsJIn notos q;
The purchaser. win satisfactory indcr,onlnnt
and dood OF trUs. ucoa tho p:pmise.; the con-
VeyAGccS aaG cLpeasG3 tGorCo. md OF rocprt;o~
10 60 aotaa By the purchaser.
". NiLbOUGhBTI,
sol 70: - ,. & Z. pcHirg.
=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27

ARMoGY uALL,-Ca!loudc;' Georgia Nix
;t71ts gsys their last entertainment at Lincoln
Asi!, Washington, last night, and will sDpcar
s.: Armory Esj, in his city, Tonight. The
Washington papers icy tho ministries SIC mes.
they s'e receiving. The Boston Transcrip. il
speaking Of the visit of tie r!Estree 10 that ci.v
says: "Csllendor'2 Georgia Minst5o,s havo re-.
ceived the enthusiastic stSmp Of EosscI's So.
prevail, and Boston knows good Ministries when
tse5s ih:m Again. lss! night there were 1909
people in the hall Ghei. hunor is o:;siosI
;be!r fun spontaneous and infectious. and while
telnS OF the hroadest SID most upToaricus Char.
scter, It Fever exceeds the Limits OF retaomea:.
Their most striking characteristic is tneir whole.
sSl"e and hosr!y simplicity, dealing rAlner with
!oe humor OF real negro lite than with The slang
OF city streets. Their success here hrs beer eI-
tCsordinary."
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iHE LATE Dr. STAELER. The Southern
U,j,gEg!ohmsF, prb!ishsc at Richmort, says:
We regret much 20 learn CT the sudden death
Q: u. i. Il. G!at!tr. s brilliant member of the
N deal fraternity, and member Of Christ
G'aoh. We send siocero sympathy to the
Ggav :anli'y hG !aaYts behind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27
iy

vNRU3TE&5 sale " STORE HOUSE
Z md DWELLING HOUSE By vi:!uo
OF q decd Of tiust from JAM Wnich and wife.
o9ariaS d..a tha t9.h OF Ap,i, 1872 recorded III
l5ar A, No. !, folio 39l. land re "1Tds OF Fairfax
shall olfer for ssia a. public auc.o On MON
Pa, Inc 2lst Q: f+ove;abar, 1881. Ct Fairfax G.
s. IN t:ott OF the Court House door. Vau,hl
Sf0ah HOUSE forty 5y twenty fae. witl .
DIV dnLlNG HOUSE attached with al ne.
essay cut tu!!di1ea and situated At Vienna, o,
the Washington md ua!o 4. Z.
Tenn: 20 much cGsn Is will pay the c3s:,
and expenses If sslo a1d ho aum Of 81 COO with
Interest at 10 Dc; con: ,orl tho IS: OF February,
1878 on said SUN ill deg OF sale; the balance
upon c.edi: of sveiT6 III ,n!ss from the day o.
sa'e secuiet by q lien CD tao property sold.
JAMES II. LOVE,
oc.I9 wdT Srbsiitutod Trrstao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27

Ger TIE Middle Atlantic STATES ft;- vas.ro-
."ftshie WINDS, 7laiEg followed tv falling b..
'''ne.'f' tnd stationary CT higher :nHp2ra!u7e.
BURGLARS At WORK N ALEXANDRIA,
SAFE BLOWN TO PIECES, &c.-THo susgiceu,
io;k 0g men were il he city yas:e:day evo5:5g
eaaeaVoting 10 get soac money caarc.3. Ths7
hsHeu several LusE0Gsg HOUSES. 4. fiessTs
ht'lY, otaoot 4 Cos cttlco they REQUESTED snsll
c3anGo Tor $40 bill, which request was cln,-
hAsu with. a. Fir Harry kuk'e s!o7s thcy
y'qaesled FLO BIZ! tor the sz2GlI cGanre they
haa rto!!7ed o. tho offca Of Messrs Perry
Hm9ot & 20. Al Mr. George WashiGstoa' $
commI5aion house ihty requested the change O! G
- 81 !. ~ sG0th9r commission house they pre-.
SshtJd - Oil TO be charged into snail moncy,
but were Informed tiist the GrIa rcqar changed
mooey tor Strangers inc same men thcn went
10 o!2cEsniih saOp ca TIC wharf kapt By a
coicted Hal namcd iim. Dsqis aaa ba.gs:ncG
Tor me repair Of @aGon By saYcu O'clock tbs
iho!n'1T, jA7tcr they WEE: 10 he Ci.ic: of tic
Po!omsc Ferry CGmgaIy AID sskcd eb6D tic
les: beat you'd l2avo EsTn n r;ght, AID at VIA.
;,Go tic E;g: p2s! would leave this morping.
tp0n he :"!9!DGI;Ja tcicE circa, tho men
'lit. ou. n0.A!aE YES thought C thcm
ua:!i this moT0:n&, Wrln il VS. learned :l.t .0t
only hsd :ho safe ii he ctt:g3 ct IcaS7s. p5lrg,
@m3os q w., Lumber dealers, bo.a blows 70
I!ec S, gid q! tEC mercy in i Csir.cG CT bat
that bills ead Eegg'i,bo no.ea 10 the amount Of
aDons = 900 hsa been tX.rac'ed i1on. lilo sale
10 tho ct'!;J &! I4at. HtEpcrt l;:yaGt, dealer in
ieEtih2 rs sud "&t!og.iCr&! !WD!e2!2Ete.
, Aa9 i0tD2iy o. re sac Ia tie Ciiicc i! Cant.
hrysut occurred s..2.;jGl) yesterday. Up3a
HniSG t. iile SIZE ia.3 yesterday sYaG,gr, Dir.
t!e.ott, tie L3o%Eacsera: tha Establishment,
1'sc0Fsred hat plci,a:-3elk slo s2Veia. Pack
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27
ALW AVS READY
Oysters lli|k-- CoHfectioBeIy
HENBy gaEaGLE, i2s 1lnS street,

Has opened his
L & DIES YSTER PARLORS
for the season. His Oyster 1ooEs fo- gentlemen
are a 80 o3en. Patrons may rely upoa picked
Cyst .rs a1d the bss. cookery in ell styles.
Ill Lax and CkKAM fresh On pure from The
count p, always for Gallo Try i. for your family.
Brs ngis's Ice Cream, Pies Tor dessert or lunch,
and 1'I7o Candies are saeciatiea in which he hes
never cen e1celled Cake5 Of all kinds OF the
bes: me- ;esisl cheaper than they can be mazda At
home. He catera Of the bea. for families, par
tias. hs2 s, fairs and entertainments
Cream PuHa, Tarts and Pastry Of al kinds
Fruits, snsared aud plain. Csromals Nuts end
Conf4ci!t 9usries of sll kinds.
Csii S, e, buy snd be satisfied. oc.2i
!. Len .ANDEIa WATER COApANv.-
Ihe AAN UAL IL BETTING Of The STOCK.
holders The Alexaud:ia W.!cr Conpsnv1' will
be- held a. their cftice. Ho. 20 Prince street ou
MORA 7, ths 7th Of Nov. 8. Y o'cloc; M.
ocs2a"td i. u. FENDALL, Sec.
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ECa SALE at AUCTION. ON TUES.
pay, Nov. lat, 1851. 81 Il D., in from. @!
LHG PnE2SGS, with E:andz G.l!eys, Typo
and Eppu::ccsncos aoH used in publishing Tia
EaiI!a! Me:se2se:. TeEma: Cssh. Inquire OF
Is. y. Lucas.
ottt"l: CAS5IUS GARTER, T,ustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27

ODD Fellows FsIE "A isfsn 1ajyti.e i
ladies' nnd rre!aba:s Of potorosc ledge, 10 -.
|. 0. o. T., sas ho.d !Hsa FRIDAY :.i9h: lEo
meeting YVES called - c:3e: by Nic2luY Avery,
Z. g., VINO sisted tho ob-C. q tho messing 10
be 70 deviso come plan DY Which 10 ro;ioya iho
lodge OF iIe present hGaEcinl dill 'rtty. After
FULLY Giscussirg tho mater, j! was resolved t.
mold fa!. g: mcBurucs'5 ha'i Nor'r. IS TO y,
1881. Miss $. III. Graham was elected Prcs-
dent, Mrs Eo1kia Secretary. e:ld &r2. (. Gels.
endeler T:egsurir iho President then 40
pointed the following lsa!c2 10 presito over tho
tables: Lunch table, Mrs John 81. Padg@.t.
Mrs. Herrici; ard Mrs. Wra Richards con.
icctionery table. Iisses Ge:erdalef end i.ylcs;
Is. fancy table, Mrs C. Morgan Dracol snd
Mrs. Henry Hanl%:nsT: End fancy table, bliss
Emma Sn.ith sHd Mrs. Bcs8.a PaGge,t assisted
by number Of yuung l2dieE q !sncy table,
Hira. Rchsrd:oa aud iGis5 Ball; 1th fancy table,
Miss Minnie Grumpy and Ms. JohD 7. W,tE;ias
and other young lsiios. The dover tsble wheel
OF fortune pcstolico, &c, vii! DO provided for
n the future. Ii is hoped ihst the public Will
respond libera!ig to this object. cs he proceeds
will be applied 10 the sole purposes Of caa-ily.
Potomac Lodge j: E lodge whiah Ass naver isii-
ed 70 respond bersllv in the pEs: 30 ihe CELL OF
distress, whetl public or private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-27
LOC-fL BREVIYiES,

: he mule stand ii the pos;oMcs yard ms
! 3lo2 taken dow.
1ho cEploi: of tho burglars las. night fortna,
nc ,ns!a t"9lc Of c2or9rsation on the streets ;h
i,crG!2g.
May i'eodieto@. co!crfd. Vas Indemnity g.
IooiLiAE. - 'D'
Co!orel j. 2. Eu,ks, OF Gov, HolIidsv,s
i;Gd CAPTAIN .oufLland Il. Smith. of GsnersI
cisz Less s::N, returned hero 10 day from the
.of&!own caieoTation.
IeT. ". c. Wobb and family, who have
hcv2 Tial.nG 81 Ito residence CT Mr.. A.C. Ha-
'"H"' ID th5 city for scmo lin cast, left this
morning Tor their homoin Now Ollaang
NJ: j. ". hali: has ieased tho mill lately run
~ az. VIM. ), Moore IS p'soIcr mil, on
~, oi;.!!, a':.os. baiH,ta friHca and Duke, snd
w." run i! ~ meal AID 4 ,u, mill.
81 1I.dnoTT, ycuag coorcd man, was ar.
1 60" II *1iefnocl :cr drawing rizor on q
I".c:aI 2Hft drive. Tha rszor, the colorad
i"a''S i:Yoii.c weapon, was found on the PRISON.
c!s's peraon
=, WI 20 seen hy notice elsewhere il 10 dav,s
n""2'9 20. Cameron. tie !e,ajuater candi-
"a'o .oi No@"7ror end Mrur 4. i, Richarfl
G :, d eIirS:ef Ssn:o canvnsser will speak At
ATEa2ry Hsii Saturday nigh! next.
q, A"cro "fTo 10 caaaa ht police Headquarters
lhN morning. A!phonso Arlington srfest.d
ys'''fH"2 'veGil& for GIsurderlg c0nauc. on tbe
n.''e', ",G ~ Carter, color ID. arras.ei or
s. i'fi'i";. 81 fo1oiuI Tho store Of Cspt, Hcrbar
b'"a; :, "ero Recessed last night.
~" !. u. Power, Of Wsshinptoo, n1escb ID
3 H." tt}!3o" 10 large audience last might. in
II" :; :, :Hu1G h. Ia tbi. city, on 'rha (;hu' oh
~ ",FE' icV. VIM. W Hicks breaches To-.
".E@. rs IL represented u, Fl minister Of re.
L",rHa3!e @Ti!!lancy and olcquenco
p. iFn c>Fs c.msged 81 lh3 railroad accident NJ
!'"cA Crc:S 1Uescsy night having bsen re
b '".' :;@Hi tie LrsCk trains ware running 70.
o.: "%cT ihc virginia M!dlh.d Railway IS u.usl
!, Ac Connecticut .ro0pa, 90 strong. pusaed
.ih''''%L Hrr" oyer tho road This afternoon on
,hr!f fe'urn hoa1s from q visit 20 Charleston,
Tie ,ultia,s Of II james q. Scbacters snd
&''se &hTEsFc! - Miller, wura solemnizad jxst
"7''' ~ =; T. MH.ih ,~'s Church, Washington,
~ F'e!. F2ih'r i:"t?~tari, Da.tj: Of 81 EUr1i
nc No uncio ci'; q bi&u, aa.islgd by several
".tcf c'.-rST?cn. .ho bride IS . sraad daughter
"..7''" "hftNr"t: 'GninG73 0! thia c:Lv.
=. i'"RrIERs i:&Fa. bottled dsi;y rt;os G.,
'1's -. 80 .i.
Gro JGBunNEY l. Son.
'|&G WHITE a,d .}AorND SrIcEs st Mo
""&TE' s; S:ua's
81 The b1si 9anlpo. tnvcrasa-RELrAsr
"i.Gs,: tLE
GHn MaBURNEY & Son.
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oc:s-:od!!

f3SHU3TEE'S SALE OE DWELLING
f. HOUSE, and ;!KISr aud saw MILL
BY, Virtue OF p dood OF trust from James WeIcn
snd vito bearing date tho 20!h of November.
1873, recorded "a liber x, No. !, folio ~ land
records of Fairfax county, under the objection
CT the pcrly occurred, shall on. for sale at pub
lie suction on aONDAE, tho 2lst of November.
1881, a. Fairfax 9. T.. in front Of the court
EcuEn door, avausb,o DWELLING HOUSX.
t9HiSE nEd Saw Mill. Tho said property
los Oh t&e GEORGETOWN Turnpike. in Fairfax
county, aud ls about nino miles from George
town. L. &. Tic creator part OF !he machinery
is new sld il fne condition
Terms: 60 much cash N will pay the cost,
sid expenses ot salu ard the au:n 81 5 $50 with
intcTeE. on s.id sun iro;a Dee 12.h. 1879, to tho
dsy OF sale tie baiSnc1 upon p credit Of l, and
gear;. with ID terc:! fic?. TIC dsy CT sale upon
deferred instalm. T!a, &c - scared by deed CT
tru:! upon the prep >:.J E2!t.
j 81. LOVE,
CCtl9-1iw Substituted Trustee
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PUBLIC s \ III;
OF THE
WASHINGTON G0HIOR z.

Under authority OF decroe CT the Cjrco;.
Court Of Richmond city, rendered April IS, 1850
in tho sui! of Henry Lewis ct ais VI. the w. &
y. \. <. Company ct ala.. and affirmed bv the
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia st. Its September
term. 1881. tho undersigned special Commits.
siOEefs. will. Of II O. clock m IN thn
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Hy X. r. Iucss, Euc.ioneer.

{ !HM Il:Sl2E LE-Sy virtue of de-
- crcc3 olthe '.ircait EoGrs Of Fairfax county,
Va, rCada:ni .. taa .jUaA tar;n, 1881. Noycm.
Der eo'Ta. 1850 aall Juno term, 1881, .asrsof, in
Inc chSncciy caI;n Of y. =. Eme,saa and villa
OF ais. w E!Va Il, Enac.loa ct ss !ha subscri.
Der, rs corlriis;ionc. Of s.lo IL ssii casa, will
expos for saie 3. Iu1.i2 suction "a ;3ATUR-
DA I, tho oh day CT November 1881, at IL m,
in fron. OF The market building, on Royal streai'
in n the city Of alo1sndris, Va, Q LOT OF
GEGU Nd. with 2 rEO 230.E FRAME
DWELLING NOU5 &, in tho village of Wcat
Ind, in FsiTf"& county, We, situated on thu
south s'!e OF Duke sirocs, e.;acdc1, abort dis.
ttsHco |ols Of the "jtoAe Bridge" sad contain.
ing TWO ronds and twenty Two poles. being DAT.
OF tho rec! es:sla Of which usrr;:oa Emerson
diod aciZod
Terms OF Sale: Qaa 9th 0f Tho purchase mon.
ey II cash, AID IhH Tea!d,lc in ihras equal pay
men!a. Il s:z, tw5lvs end cish.csn months from.
the day CT sa:e; thu deferred payments to bear
Interest from ;Ao day O: sale Ipl 20 Dc secured
by inc notes q tho nnIcleser, with gond per.
son:( security, and the rctnn.i,a li ih:, title IN.
ii! tbs lag. payment i: made.
ALBERT STUART,
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a.. ss' G. issWNAY.
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~. ''ia hfst Samno. Observation-Disclosures
ui"@.,. tLE
GHn. MaBURNEY & Son.
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A0UAL1 EThTlZnEG.

co.. lie Wsataer Probabilities. Oct. y. 1891 --
Ger TIE Aidtla Atlantic STATES fs:r waa,nn-
E"Fishie winds, TiaEg followed nv ialiiny. h..
'':hc.2f, and stationary CT higher :tlapars;rI-a
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kEGEsasN ssEG%.

{ iCMAlSSlONEE'S HALE.-As Commits
~ sioner OF tho C;rcu,. Conrt NJ & lsTsnd.;s
county. Virginia, in tho sui! of Rnach's execu.
tors VS.. Rosch's dey!iecl. will offer for salo At
ruhlic auction. on iiONDAY November q
1881, in front of the Court House of said conn.y'
TWO TRACTS Or PARCELS OF LAND in
said county, portion OF the farm owned by tho
Lite j smes Roach, being the parcels designated
az No. ard 10. j. On tho plat o. division liei
in tie Cause
No. contains Is o. r. p, fronting on the
Arlnaton TuvnpiSo. aHd hiss on j! FRANK
DWELLING and BARN.
No. 8 contsns II Z. ! r. y, and is situate I
Immediately 70 the rear o! Nc. l. and is bound
By Slssol on inc west
Ierms: twenty per cant cash, balance in slx
twelve snd tishteoQ months on interest bearing
oon0S with surety and title retained Till full
payment. S. FERGUSON BEACH
oct2G-eoG4H Commissioners
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II O5 : Sid 5 MAUhEE2L In barrels ard
"a nat; barrels. Reserved to-day by
ect!v !. T. MILBUKN
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:%EE EiHsg; a;d .iNouND SrIcEs st Nc
i"&TET' s; ;:ua's
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Il. i'"Rr@ER's i;&HG. bottled dsy ptios G.
'5H'a -. az, i
Gro. NaRuNNEY 4 Son
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TEEET uUE flNk GUNPOWDRR TIA at
4 i6c Der 10; lew 10! just received By
suzEI J. G. MILBUKN.
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! |A:h Of Il So GGHHANTsiu;. received
3 10y sep2O W. A. JOHNSON s. CO,
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: i u. Hans. Hams tto: to 10 lbs esch
- .! cHo.I3 QIatP received TO dsy by
sti; J. 1. MiLSURN
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s'I Is -. lu1I limo Of largo and snail Cedar
g sn! :Ino TABS for ssu low By
Gets J. g. MILBURN.
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~ CASES OF E. SEVEKING s. CO.'S
1 - Roasted Coti5es. for sala by
"&.'2 " 4. jon = SON Sc co,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-03
A FREAK OF NATURE.

A Boy Whose One Side is Growing Faster
Than the Other.
At medical meeting in Akron, O., re-
Gently, DR.. Pixley, of Pennsylvania, called
attention to what he termed a curious
freak of nature which had been brought
under his notice while visiting Akron. 1t
is child Ia years old, of healthy parents
and sound organization in every respect,
had from birth up to this time showed an
unequal development in its two sides from
head to foot. With view of reporting the
case to some medical journal, the doctor
brought the boy to this city Tuesday to
have him photographed as we'll as to give
the other members of the profession an op-
portunitn to make careful examination of
the boy and exact measurement of the two
sides. AS result of the comparison of the
tive sides it was found the left arm is 1 3-4
inches longer than the right; left leg nearly
an inch longer than the right; the circum-
ference of the left thigh IA inches greater
than that Of the right and left half of the
chest 7-8 inches greater than the right.
The little fellow has always enjoyed the best
of health, is bright and intelligent and has
equally good control of the two sides with a
small majority of strength in the larger
limbs Medical literature reveals nothing
like it in the most important particulars,
though several cases somewhat similar have
been published.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-03
JOHN w. YOUNG'S WIVES.

The story Oh HIS FnlaOelpna Marr18ge
Both Himself and His Wife Previously
Married.
From the Philadelphia Press.
The arrest in Denver, Co.., recently, by
United States Marshal Charles H. Hawley,
of John w. Young, son of the Mormon
prophet Brigham Young, at the instance of
Mrs. Elizabeth Young, nee "Libbie" Can
field, of Philadelphia, for bigamy, revives
lis Philadelphia wife. About the latter
part of 1866 John w. Young was in this
city ostensibly on business for the Mormon
community, but in reality with an eye to
private speculation. Being man Of genial
and entertaining presence, and not at all
bad-looking, and, besides, having made
number of strong friends who were willing
to show him every possible courtesy during
his stay in the Quaker City, he readily OBJ
tanned an introduction to Miss Libbie Can
field, daughter of MIR. Garfield, of the
Garfield Manufacturing Company, at that
time doing business at Seventh and Cherry
streets. Young had previously met the
young lady, and was somewhat smitten
with her acknowledged beauty and charm
ing manners, and, upon being presented to
her, Immediately began the siege which
finally eliminated in Miss Libbie's capitula-
ton. They were married in 1867, notwith-
standing the fact that at that time the
young lady had husband living in this
city, from whom she had never been di-
vorced, and Young was in similar plight,
or worse, for he had two wives awaiting his
return to his harem in Utah. The marriage
between Young and Miss Garfield, howev-
er, was the result of pure love, for it is said
that he exhibited toward her more affection
and tenderness than he did to any one or
all of his other wives combined. 1t is fur
ther stated that when Young was welded to
his Philadelphia bride she was fully aware
that he was already doubly incumbered, but
that she overlooked this trifing matter when
her husband explained that the other two
were merely nominal wives forced upon
him by the laws of the Mormon Church at
the dictation of the prophet Brigham senior.
However, that may be, Young and his Phil
adelphia bride went to Salt Lake City and
there led a life of domestic bliss which
brought forth fruit in the form of three
children. Nothing occurred to mar their
uniform felicity until 1878, when Young
suddenly took unto himself a fourth wife
in the person of Luella Cobb, which caused
all unlocked for disruption in his previous
entreaties proved of no avail. Mrs. Young,
of Philadelphia, who had always been the
| recognized favorite, would submit to no
such unsurpation Of her rights, and accord
ingly packed her trunks, and taking her
three children with her, returned to Phila-
delphia. Young has given bond for his ap-
pearance in the sum of $4,000 but the tele-
graphed statement az to his having broken
a pledge never to practice polygamy is
laughed at by Philadelphians fully convers-
ant with all the facts connected with his
marriage in this city.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-03-03
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY o.:

Senator W1lKlnS Dill, winch regulates the rate
for carrying passengers on the railroads of
Minnesota-the vote standing 25 for, to ~
against. 1t makes the rate three cents mile.
through after the most vigorous opposition.
Kennedy, the contestant, has got Ills 1850.
The senate has recommended for passage the
bill granting new trial to Lautenschlaeger and
the two Rapps, who are serving life sentence
in the state prison for the murder of Mrs. Lick.
in St. Paul. = Z
Mr.. Castles bill to enforce the attendance of
witnesses before committees Of the legislature
sitting after the legislature adjourns, was lost,
and the same fate attended MI. McCrea's bill
for grant of swamp lands to the Lake Park L.
Crookston railroad.
HousE-AQ of the forenoon and portion of
the afternoon was devoted to the passing of
house files, and at least fifty found their way to
the desk of the secretary Of the senate. -:
MIR. Daniels bill providing for sessions Of the
$3.50, and thirty-day extra sessions with salary
Of 5000, passed by large majority.
The bill making diplomas received from nor
NAL schools on graduation, equivalent to certi-
ficates Of ability to teach in lieu Of an examina-
ton, and the bill providing for official land sur
veyors were defeated.
The bill providing for the adjustment of the
old railroad bonds was made the special order
for Monday morning. r.. g. = .~g
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &C. - - :
SENA1E-The bill for the apportionment of
the State into senatorial and legislative districts
which was introduced into and passed by the
house, came up in committee Of the whole in
the senate, and was recommended for passage
without amendment The senators from Ohm
sted and the senators from Fillmore and Scott