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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

The New York Commercial declares
that Mr.. Conkling has been grossly mis-
judged. He is a patriot, a man of honor,
in~vulnerable to the temptations that be-
set the path of the public man, who be-
lieves implicitly, profoundly, in the sense
OF justice and intelligence of his country
men. To their decision, clearly ex-
pressed he must appeal. After what has
passed he can accept no appointment. If
he is what the Philadelphia Times says,
the greatest leader in the country to-day
-ene of the very few who have come out
of the scandals and corruptions of the
last twenty years untainted and u~nstain-
ed-his future is not without an appoint
ing power, but with the people who make
and unmake, who create and destroy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
.rIANrrC AND PACIFIC a. r.

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is
coming across the continent with all the
energy that the builders can throw into
the work. Henry G. Mutt, the newly
elected President of the company, has
said to . representative Of the Chicago
Times that all the necessary preparations
are made for the early completion Of the
line. and that grading and track laying
will begin at the San Francisco end
within 90 days. The Southern Pacific
Company has offered to furnish the new
road with right of way and trackage
through California, but this proposition
has been declined by the Atlantic and
Pacific, and the road will be built through.
It is now completed and in operation to
a point in Arizona 2ll miles west OF
Albuquerque, and the rails for 300 miles
more Of track-carrying it to "The
Needless" on the Colorado-have been
purchased and delivered. Two additional
surveying parties have just been ordered
to take the field in California. The route
of the line through California has not yet
been made public authoritatively, though
it is definitely known that the old plan
of coming up the coast has been aban-
doned. From the latest intelligence,
from the best source of information, the
following may be regarded as the new
route +: Crossing the Colorado at The
Needles, near Fort Mohave, it will run
almost due westward through San Ber-
nardino County, running to the north
ward of the town Of San Bernardino. 1t
strikes Los Angeles County in the vicin-
ity of Mohave Desert, which it traverses,
crossing the track of the Southern Pacific
Railroad at Lancaster, 20 miles north OF
Los Angeles. Emerging from Mohave
Desert on the west, a practical route
either by the way of TETON Pass or Cum
mings' Valley will be found through the
mountains to Tulare County. The gen.
eral direction Of the road will thence be
northwestward, ~traversing the Tulare
and San Joaquin valleys and finally
reaching Oakland by way of Moraga
Valley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

THE WHITE HOUSE.

DR.. Bliss says of the White House: 81
had no idea the Presidents house was in
such q deplorable condition. l don't see
how in the world General Grant and Mr..
Hayes stood it as long as they did.
Why, you can't imagine what a foul odor
arises from the bathrooms and closets in
house. There are two closets in the cen.
ter Of the building without the slightest
ventilation: A light has to be kept con-
stantly burning in them. This house is
. disgrace to the Nation. l will 90 be-
lore q Congressional Committee and make
. statement to that effect"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
NO ANGEL.

The Washington Post says: "Mr.
Conkling is not the sort of a person who
needs or seeks commiseration. He owes
his present discontinue to his own folly.
His fall was in obedience to the resist.
less law Of gravitation. He leaped from
tho Capitol, and there was no angel to
boar hlnn down unhurt."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

Says the Springfield Republican: Books
nowadays reach comparatively few. The
newspapers and the magazines are the
real points from which information
spreads. Albert Stickney, an able New
York lawyer, published his ideas on the
reforms needed in popular government a
year or SO ago in a book called 1.-THE True
Republic" which attracted scarcely any
notice; but he has this Summer given
substantially the same views in three
magazine articles, and they are being dis
cussed everywhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
SCHEMES.

The Chicago Inter-Ocea publishes a
lengthy account Of what is supposed to
be Jay Gould's railroad. scheme west Of
the Missouri River. An individual in
the confidence of Gould has been inter.
viewed. and the result published. 1t is
claimed that the plans embrace about
1000 miles of railroad. at a cost of
$40, O00, 600. The combination includes
the Southwestern and Mexican systems.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
Ex-Confederate Reunion.
OVER THE WATER.
Measures to Protect the Jews
GladstOne's Health Failing.

Especial to the sESTrsEL.l
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Government has
taken the necessary measures to protect
the Jews in Pomerania and West Prussia.
However. the trouble will not soon be
stopped, as in those districts a strong ha-
tired against the Jews seems to pervade the
whole population.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Gladstone's health
has suffered somewhat from the worries Of
the Land Bill. His appearance last night
excited much sympathy and some concern
among his friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
silver Purchased.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE Treas
ury Department to-day purchased $780, O(
ounces of fine silver, for delivery at thu
Philadelphia, San Francisco and New Or
leans Mints. This is the largest purchas,
of silver made by the Department for some
weeks past, owing to the high prices asked
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
"A 10 IN eligible locality, Address through
the Eureka Postoface. DIR. TODD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
N NOTICE!

DRoPoSALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the Office of the Eureka h Colorado kiv,r
Railroad Company. till Augu ( 20, 1851. for the
delivery of sIxTY-SIx THOUSAND CROSS
TIES on the first twenty-five miles Of the liue
from Eureka. Ties may be Of good, sound
redwood. cedar or pine. six and one-hal feet
long. sawed or hewed on two parallel sides,
six inches thick, and not less than six inches
face. Further information will be given at
the Engineers Office on aud after August 16,
1881. The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. or to accept any part of
any bid. GEORGE GOss,
Manager OF Construction.
Eureka. August 10, 1881. aulstd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13
The Railroad war not Ended.

New York, August 1.-The Post says:
Evidently the railroad war is not near
ended. Vanderbilt is reported firm, in re-
fusing to make any agreement, which does
not place New York on the same footing
as Philadelphia and Baltimore. That is, he
won't agree to less freight rates thither
than New York from Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

Crow Dog s~urrenders.

OMAHA, August n.-General Crook this
morning received a dispatch from Colonel
Montgomery, commanding at Fort Mo.
brara. stating that Grow Dog, the muir.
derer Of Spotted Tail, accompanied by an
other Indian, had arrived. and given him.
self up. Col. Montgomery asked for in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-23
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Jas, Lipari, Prop,
East of Passenger Depot, MeXin, Texas,

The Proprietor has just returned from New
Orleans, where he engaged the services of Mon.
ilcr Leopold. late OF the Cassidy House, of that
city, MS chief cook, with q corps Of able nssis.
tants, The eating department is run after the
European plan, and IS supplied from the Gal.
weston markets, Meals at all hours OF e. 90 per
day. Fine liquors and imported cigars alw avs
on hand, Rooms very large and cemmodious,
sample rooms In the State, 20 feet long aud %
feet wide. In brick building, supplied with
every convenience Is one Of It's leading features.
Tho public is cordially invited TO give me call.
7. LiuaY,i prou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
FOiLEIER N,I'W.S

4 dispatch from Berlin stat that the oon.
Euu1ns tsiiutes Of his disea:ivo powsrs have
enfeeblei Emperor William c,naidosaIl5.
General Nepokoi;scaitzk ;hel j his uams,
Rho Was tie Russian chief Of staff pars of the
time du lug the lag! Var be:wece Rassis AID
Turkey. is dead.
Ths Fieuns Prcs:o anao1nc-s !hat tha return
visit Of the Enp Ter O.: d Z npre,s Of Austria
to the kiug aud q lesu Of LILY vii, b, made
dunaE the GARRETT year.
The story .hat Ccuat Herbert Voa Bismarck
goes to htglaDd CO secret nission nish refer.
eacs 10 Egypt 10 procSuac,t s. 10 s:.ke. lie
gees TO London simply as second Secretary Of
the German !ega:ioc.
ThB President CT McKee, YES tsiter yes.e1-
Gay, and was trsos4u!rg official business a. u ia.
al. General Di'z rsc.p.Iy went to O.zscs to
sssGma the g0getIjfsbip Where Ae r. c9ivtd az
enthu>issiio ovation.
The threatened lii2si,u bsiw, Ga the B..
rouesi BDrielt.Guu;ts aai her rsIss:-es has
been aVs!iej. AL Tho oJus:l coosnlted c,asd-
cred thst sh2 married II ioreiau9r, which she
could DOS 90, c"der the terms Of the will of the
Duchess CT s.. Aibaos, ai,bous rerouuoing her
Interests ia the Cvuts Bank. The Baroness
has, therefore. resigned Der half shsre in III a
bank. bus will coai2us &c receive small! So
uuil allowance 81 oompanssi ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
South Carolina Legislatu re.

CHARLESTON. NV. 81 -roe white people
of South Carolina ara Coz unmin3iuI Of the
sharp Thugs that Ssro said about them after
the los: elemioa, aad while they are determined
that ths batter elem a F, inteli.euce md tro-
perty, sasl! cos,ioua 40 c,otfol the affairs OF
she State, they gre mes. honestly aad saeerely
desrieus 0! avoiding the scsc:Ial OF lriske,y st
elecdans. At tha last s4ssion of the LegisIs-
ture ivlot committee VS. Gppc;1ted 70 whom
were rstered oil p.ti cis Of lAw Looking to the
amsndment Of the ass relating to tbs suffrage
and cleo ions 10 this stste, and the report Of
this c>mniss!on whioh makes bulky v)iuma
OF forty or fit p,Res, is nuw before the Lseis-
l.ture fer Confederation sud aston, The
work OF the joint committee divided itsalf intu
Two parts namely, the registration of voters
and the manner IF Voting by qualified voters.
ths constitution OF tho State adopted 10 1868
directs the L,sl:lsturo to provide from time to
nne ter the rfgis Istioo OF all elections, BEL!
this T:s ntVar doae, for ob7!ous reasons. by tho
republican, L,sisa ur,. and haq no. been dons
suo5 tor lack Vi opportunity. fne Committee
COW recommend that th,rs BE- parninsu
registration Of Voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
LOCAL BREVI1IES.

Mira. Thorns,n bas returned to AlexaI dtia to
liTs.
Ais Julis Johns e1psct' tospeni the winter
in tlords.
The cost of living is said to be one.third great.
er than it wss last fall.
Mrs. William Cox and Mrs. John IN are
very i'll with consumption.
The sidewalk on Patrick between Prince and
Duke has cot yet gotten beyond an oidsr Of the
Council
The steamer E1csisor was fined $500 at Nor.
folk yesterday for failing 10 clear from the Gus.
tenn house.
Mr.. Robert W. Forsyth will read at the Be
folm Club Hall tomorrow (Fridsy) evening at
tle usual hour Of meeting.
On the frs. Sunday OF December the aims of
those who ''cousider tho poor and needy" will
bc asked for tho Alex sndriA Infrmary in oil our
churches. Money could not be better spent.
The scarcity of outs snd the tbiooess Of
c1rp shuck-the iov.rsble signs of the wsstbel-
rise frm 'r-ihd cate that Tho weather viii be
warm while the goose.bODs. 40 tqual'y reli-
sole ED S.k ma authority, points ~ { cloudy,
s:orMY aud s.vere wioter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
The Manchester ssartyrs,

New YoRK. Nov. 24-The fourteenth on
n'vsrssfy Of the hanging Of Allen, L,Ikin and
y Bflen gas ,nmeinorat,d 1st evening, uu-
der tbs Susp,oss OF che Fsnisu Bco.s Ell hood. 10
Clarendon Hail. Addresses on the freedom of
lre'aud wcru delivered. TIC platform was
drap.d With the American a; d Irish f,gs, the
three naues being 10 muuro!ng in the c,utre.
Mr. O'Douovan Ross. presided. Mr. s. j.
Mcsusg said "Faur;ean years ago in Map
CHESTER three men died r,!h GCd cave Ireland
Oh their liIs on their wsy 10 Heaven. l have
no FL in constitutional agitation ard do not
ba'ieve 10 auy remedial measures from Eoe
land. My pricoipla is 20 uoat loTce With tol c
10 open Warfare, No tr.sty with Ireland
ever KEEP. By Eaesnd, and, though she pre-
sumes on Que weakness, she will ooe day wake
I'd 10 sense CT our Strength" U:htr speeches
were made b3 Sepstor Fl zgeraid and Csp:sia
Mtady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
AUCTEun SALHn.
pUBLIC SALE OF HOLSTHIN CArrLk.

On FRIDAY, November %. 1851. at the farm
CT Judge VIM. Fullerton, near clifton station.
Y. 4. Is. W., in Fairfax county. and 20 miles
from Alexandria, at II O. M, will be sold with
Out reserve to the highest bidder FIFTEEN
BE BhBD aOLSTEIN BULLS. varying
IN sgo from calves to two ears old. Purch ssers
Will be able to exsmine and select animals fro m
large and foe herd of cows, and 10 those who
wlsh to obtain this celebrated stock 10 good an
opportunity Is aeldom presented. Vehicles will
meet tie trains and run to and from the farm.
,ssengers will have ample time 10 attend the
ssln End leave the ssm, day.
Iefms: Elk months credit on approved notes
bearing Interest. Ten per cent of for cash.
Animals purchased will, if desired, be deliver.
ed On the Cars ct Clifton.
z descriptive lis. with full pedigrees will be
furnished on application to Thomas Fletcher,
Superintendent of the farm, Clifton P, o, or 10
Jam7s T. Mschen, CentIeville. Fairfax CO., Va.
oct 2S-eod s w.w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results In an
Incurable Lung Disease or COnsump.
ton. Il 70 " SIS Is ONCH A l.
TKasCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrupa and balssms. but act directly
on the inliamed parts, alsylng irritation,
give reliefin Asthma, BrOnchit is, Coughs,
Cntarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Ringers and Public speakers are sub
!ect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constsA: use for nearly
sn entire generation. they have attained we'll.
mari.ed rank among the few staple remedies Of
the a2e. Sold At 25c = box everywhere mile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
a woman seriously Wounded.

Rev YORK, Nov. 24.-Just IS the working
neople were ieiurDing home last evening an e1-
cl;omon: was crested in tho neighbo:hooi OF
EArlste street by young woman running in
shat tb"rougbEsra and shouting "Aurderl"
"Polico!' che wss isksn 10 the police citation
in Eldiidga street, snd there it wss sscertsined
70 hid basn ahot in thrde p aces, &C .oEdi ~ to
h3: teci:s TO the police. her ass. isnt. William
A,ckeEt led at her without revocation. Her
nsme ia annie Levels. BJlh lived in tsne-
me1t IA the rear of No. ITO Chrystie stree!
ccSart had oeSo qusrrel'ing with her mother a.
odd times during the dsy At about 3 O'clock
he sent GU: OF tho house. He returned at alb u;
two. He seouod thsn to DO some what oder the
iLhleace OF Liquor and wa; accom- panied By two
trl:G5s, when he assaulted Miss Le 9eis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

A merosa.io fim 10 paliod9rai. thct .a~
csntly p:id of is old debts With lnctsst sas &c
quired By 50 doirs n, i:!Is aesoEis:y Sud i. gtes.
deal Of praise ty ths complimentary ao:ice !!
hiss received i, ito reiuo,c.n p7yS' &C TIC
North. The &c, Q! lie ;i:m aui4A 20 gas net
cat, ner!!orious. ever lau1sb'e. huE il vas 90
more than aoy o:her a2ls:sl /: G.m. ;!i;a p,nty
Of monty after lis Gc;t5 wa g@ii, N2u'd ;la2o
done Tor 90 reasonable E:27 H;:0 gcay Of
money, ss tho ftn referred 10 ;avc. " i occup7
the uoc,m'o,!sbls position Of &eb o.: Du.
the value Of the praise tic G;rl has re iy:d il
considerably eeDreoa.e3 by sHo lac. ,Ba5 Inc
Same p-sss that CAV j; si5o pr,is:a :ha ;noa 10
Virginia who van. to ra2u}iata tia last dab.
Of th.ic S:s;a. Praise fstm sach s,u;ce s
not ike tia! from Sir Hrbari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

Gsocral Msauue. 10 nj. !ec"a5 :b.aTriaw @i;l
reporter Tor III, New York II ,ral, -a,i tile
call for shs <: nniooal rcpub;c. . C Dre5-
ton would atmi. mes Of 81 ;sr,i@a Isao arc
opposed 10 s:cio@si u P" !; hi4 lr.doioa
prove uu, tbs co5v n!ian ssi.! he aam p5aal t.
most en:irsiy ct damoasats, a., will co-t.in
but lew Republicans; tyr 40 ,cpa%clo psrty
Was bora OF ssciona!iaa:. eri aaa Eyed uoon it
and colIu2'ioa sver si,c,. TIC democratic
party Is the ot!' ss;ion&l ryI,,icsi o;eal2 ,tion
in the Country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
N Sfssstl rs.
CELERY
AS a
Remedy for Nervous Diseases,

what the Il odicsl Profession say about it and
tne Rooo results attending its use 10 Head.
ache, Neuralgia, Indigestion. sleep
lessless, Nervousness snd
Paralysis.
Celery has only come into public notice with.
IN the last few years ss lervlne. but scientific
experiments and experience have .oved beyond
doubt that it controls Nervous Irritation or d
periodic Nervous aud Sick HesGscae 70 mark
ed degree.
Brown Sequsrd says tbs: Celery cont.ias more
oefVe 1000 than any ctn sr vegetable or substance
found IN nature Gallery WAS first discovered and
Used as nersine By French phpeicisns about
1857. Eu: CON animation the EXTRACT OF
OELKRY AND CHAMOMlLh, which hss
been but recently introduced to the profession
emo tne puoiic oy DR. y. W. Benson. has pro.
cuced such marvellous results in curing neryous.
nesa snd headaches. and especially nervous snd
SICK headaches. neuralgia. paralJsis, indigestion
ana sleeple;snsss. that it has excited public ST.
senHon ana newspaper comments, and MANY
physicians have tested the merits of this prepar.
h'ioh VIA tne best results, SIS quoted below ON
feI.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
49, noctor Eenson's preparation of Celery and
Cnamomlie Tor nervous disease. is ihs most i'm.
portant addition made TO the materis medic, in
tae last quarter of ceatury.'-[Ur. j. w. j.
Englar, of Baltimore.
"Dr. B.nson's Pills are worth their weight in
gold IN nervous ard sick headaches "-IUr. A.
b. schtic!er. of Baltimore.
These pills ara invaluable ID nervous dis.
easea."--[Dr. Hammond. of New York.
"Dr. benson's Pills for Tie cu.e of neurslcia
are q succe;s."-[Dr. q. L. Holman. Of Uhris..
isDsburg, Va.
These pills are spaciel preparation only for
me cure OF specisl Gi!esses As named, and for
thsss diseases they are worthy OF tsial by all
intelligent sufferers. They are prep.red OF.
pfessiy to cure sick headache, nervous hesdachs,
oSspetle headache. neuralgia, nervousness.
paralysis, sleepiessness and Indigestion and will
cure any Gaze. Price so celts, postage Tree,
Sold By all druggiita
DRPOTAC6 Il. EUTAW.ST,,
71u., Baltimore, Md.
giSts, Alexandfis, Va no7l.,23
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xandria Gazette and VIRGINIA AID vertis6r

40 10 reat iuser Audiio: CT he s ate, Mr..
Dyson. aays tie Docks in his cfiae sboS that
tie democratic ssttme't OF the Virsiri. d. b
is c,rrtci. il is 10 b. b.psd thu: bis party will
prcceed 70 settle tie d@bt 10 accord Ice With
:ast s:at@meut IS soCu IS he Legislature, Of
w1ich tbey have ooolro saal: meet. Thsy
will thus d. chat ia possible to rtpsir come CT
tho grave Injuries they hsvs ilaic:cd Up o
lhair Deer Oh S:atn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

MI. r. G. BeveruDg, the wel.-ksoRn diuQ.
el5t OF Wsu!su. Wiz, ssyF: The proat romedy,
81. Jacobs Oh. is havine an unprecedented
sale much larger Than tbst of all o.her rem
edies c'wtined, and givss every customer IN
p!ste satisfaction. | myself mid ties ify to
the rspld psiG-ezracting qualities of tbs OIL.
Scne time slsc'. py right lag began to swell,
and became partially psrshz d 10 facs 10 such
degree Az to iclc,fers win ing walking.
used tho Oil :hres or fGu, rmca. and i. PEI.
formed perfeo; cara. Therefore, l console. :
tlousl 2 recommend the o. 20 my customers,
kno@lne full vel that il vi d. I! tia: is
claimed for it..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

Genera! hshone's home organ is caEssaGl IL 6
futile attempt TO prove that the negroes dc net
cast eo!id vote for The resd listers s: tbs recent
election. Why waste sing il: ary fuoa win e.:
deaYcr? If there we're half dozen ne7ro.s in
Alexandria who voted foc lasjos Daaio! it is
more than anybody knows On. eere il o:ae.-
wise, why wish to iactea3o tia The ;sneminy OF
the Stste by a.:ritu.iag her disgrace &c the work
of her white ciizens, who are supposed 10 be
intelligent and self.raspactng De1Dei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

The Cnttisn gorernmcns rasg $: litlie respect
to the patronage OF SIR. B!aaa given to the
Peruvian President, Cs!dercr, whom i. h.a
seized aud IN 2risoned, as the corn bioad foreign
governments will pay % tho asmo gentleman g
assumed protection OF the proposed Psraus
canal. The Secretary Of STATE has had oal7 q
short swsy, but dnsirg il he h Sc msuaoel 10 ha7
the United Statss suuoocd il tSo con,picuous
Instances. AID that TOO With 10 means of getting
even in tho present condition OF tho Navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24
Eenovaiot the EOpe

MONTREAL, Qle., Nov. M-Sg-. Te-neac,
prels.e o. the household OF Pope Leo NIL,
who ia wiring here. e1presses the opinion-un-
ctboial'y--lhas owing to The opposition which
the Pope receives 10 Zone, and the Insufficient
protection sfIrded him By the Italian govern
ment, As Holiness will ere long Oh .rge his resi-
dence to aal:s CT Salisbury and, foreSeeing his
departure, he hsi caused 10 pa msde catalOs lie
Of sill OIL Gets o. yaiuo ia the Va!caa.
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Archbishop Purcell

CINCINNATG. o, NV. 24.-rae Catholic
Telegram publishes tbs f,ilowln. ,,- ial:
Tuesday ev,ning W reo.ve! thu f,losaiug
telegram froal Right R,v Bishop Eldel:-
CHILMCoTHE o., N y. %. 1881.
To Mr. GARLAND. Uath jllo Telegraph:
VIsi!td Archbishop. NJ very great change,
tu; gradually dec iaipg. Con- lruss to be
wheeled abou, ia, sraua:s nas'y ovory d,Y.
w, q. ELDER,
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EDUCATIONAL.
n2CORATIVX ART GLASS.

Miss McBLAIRS GLASS IN CHINA.
SILK and WOOD PAlNTING wi | meet At
MIS- Dorsoy's on Queen street. on MONDAY.
NoVam Der LIST, At 2 O'clock Those wishing In
see specimens of Miss AcB!sir's work, or to re-
celVe her Instruction, are requested to comnu.
n'cste with ars Dorsey. So st. Assph st until
The 4.h of November when Mrs Dorsey viii
tsse possession OF her htu,e on Gu ,en street
QsLely occupied By Mr.. P.nick.) oc,27-Im
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-24

WHAT Is An INCH II kAIS-An inch Of rain
Is 'aas qusn'i.y which. falling upoa laVol sur.
race md Los absorbed OF allowed to run of
would stand ORG inch in dac.h. The amount of
water ieilEs Hptn one acre OF LAID when tbs
rainfall ia one inch Won q ss:onish suy one who
h*s giVsn 10 thought 10 ths subject. On each
equsre fcot o. surface taers would be l44 bic
lncnes, shd On ole acre. which contains a. 30
square feet would Do 27lG4o cubic inchrs
%nich reduced TO imperial gsilons, wsiehine
ZZo.zSo pounos, som e!hiag moro shan lib tons
weight 10 Inc acre. The s0nua! sversgo rainfall
IN tnis locality spproximases fifty iocDes; con.
etquentIy esch acre receives E. 6555 tons weight
of wafer in year.