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Bail, Southvsrd, connec,s a. Cbsrlottesyille

b nil, Southwark. connects At Charlottesville
With Ches. u Ohio Is. f., Hsst and West At
I.yncahurg connects With Norfolk s Wet
ern K. H.. through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville, Now Orlsens Memphis, Little Rock
end TcEas-.and at Danville with Richmond s.
Dsnvii!e X. K, to South ind Southwest.
b1praes SoCthWerd connects st Charlottec.
will, vi sll points on Ches. s. Ohio X. r, and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave 81.
exsndria daily except Sunday, 8G9 q. m. and
II 80 y. H., and returning arrive OF Ale1andTia
Il DO m and 10 .: II:
7 10 g. n. and Alexandria Goa. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive 81 Strssburg OF IL rs pm.
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave St.ssburg 80 p. n, arriving st
MIxED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISTCN leaves Alezandria dsily, except Sum
day, at co =. m, arriving at Strssburg Ct 6 Us
p. M. End returning leaves Stresburg 1t 70
9. M, striving in AiexAndris at 2 sc p. m.
For Middleburg daily connection st Plains
station.
For Upperville, regular connection ct Della
plane.
For WARHENTON. leave Washington 1t
7 10 q. n. daily and II o5 a. N. daily, except
Sundsy.
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton at s 25 s.m
and take mixed trsi Ia at junction and reach
A!e1Gndris at II III %, in time to mAkel A. &
+. train 1T II 50 m for Washington, Baltimore
and tew York.
All trains make good connections, at Wash.
inston, to and from N orth End West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
7 20 .. M, running through without change,
fas. train wi b Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chsir Car attached runs through t. White Sui
phur Springs wthCu! change and from White
iphur to Bsltimur without change. This ID
the tastes. train between these poiats.
Pullman Sleeping Csrs between Washington
snd Augusta, Ca, without change on ID Is
p. n. tain.
Through tickets very low TO tie South and
SoushwUst.
MERCER Sr.AUGHTGR, ia.
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/ >5Sl GREAT SSl

80 / GREAT | SSl
70 TIT EXTRAORDINARILY EoESH, Wei s SSSTE
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL Fails. SPLENDID suENEE
MAGNIFICENT gQUIPMEEi.
May 10th, 1881.
T1n; lax WihRSSiH1 trq dGpS; BAL
FER Of Sixth and 3 stl sets, as follows:
For Philsdelphia, ew York and the East, 6 and
III SU &. m. daily, except Sunday. and 2.0u, 1000
snd IL 10 pm daily, WITH Palace Ours. Linn
tied ESpress OF Pullman PHrior Cara $50 9.
IL daily. e1cep: Sunday. For Philadelphia
and ~ 80 g. II. dliIy, except Sunday, and
2OO, 8 40, 10 aid IL Is p. n. daily
Eor Pitts burg and tho Wosi $40 e. M, with
Psrlor car 20 PAttsburg and Sleeping car to
fiits6urg and Chicago; 1899 =. N. daily
9.Su 2. NJ. d&I y, With t'sisce Ger to Chicago.
Ecr CanandaiGus and The North, 8 % q. m.
except Sundu? and $50 .. n. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Cor to Csnandsigus.
For Waskins. 1880 Z, II. daily except Sun
dsy.
Eor baltimore, 6 a, 500, $50 and 1880 g. n;
200. 70, 40, DC, $50, 10 10 and lois p. n.
On Sunday, 800 and 1880 ALL; 2.GO, g. ~, $50,
- 90 ENG 1915 p. N.
For fope's Greek Line, 6 40 :. m. and 4 40 D. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, i AZ o. No and 40 .. N. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL. TRAINS.
For A!essndris 700, 20. 920 sud ii 80 a.
IL, .nd 20, 5, + ~, G end II 80 p. NJ. Sum
tsq st Co. s 70, and II 30 q. NJ end p. NJ
Trains losTa Alsxsndris for Washington, 800
90, and ~ ;. "a, sad II ID. 3, B, 7, go
p. Il. arG IL night.
"a Sundsy ct $40. Rnd Ga. m. and % and
Q IL .. ~.
rhE0UGa TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Gusntico sn6 Richmond, will leave AleIan-
CHS 1t 7.2j arc II Il s. u. daily and ~ 2.
10 daily, except Sunday.
fsst Thaii, leaving at ii II o. M, makes bu. two
s!ops, VIE: ct Quantco and Frederick. burg,
between Alexsndris aud Richmond.
flcksts and Information CAL be procured at
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeaot. j. K. WOOD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
ERANA TEOMGDN
General h!2raser. myl8
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
Fancy GO0Ds,

LOVES in Kid. Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
- and Lace. showing sill the newes: shades
tor the season. also q now assortment of Iscs
Mitts. Price 25c, Soc, 75c and ST 25 ner nair
Corsess in all the leading styles neTfsnt ~ q,
snd finish Prices Soc to So 50 Der psir
Under wesr-Special sltsn,ion "a caii.a - a.
large ASSORTMENT Tor Ladies. Gents, Misses,
Boys and Infants in GAUGE. Lsle Thread, Cos.
ssmer snd Summer Mcrino; $50 are extibitine
choice ss1ortment of Indies UnGcrysrmert;
gowns, Skirts SC.
Linen and Silk Handkerchief.-S
Hosiery. showing the mcss choice p.tto:os es
we'll IS the largest assortment Of medium md
liner quality. Constantly sdGing tie l..,st pot
terms BIS soon as they arg offered for rsis by the
n anufscturcs.
Neck Rulings, Rufs, Skirts, Veilinys, But.
tons, SILKS, Cottons, &c.
Edaings in Swiss, Hamburg, Nainsoo&, Cors-
line, Vermicelle, Waller ciernos, Langueduc,
Iorchon, Russian, Venise, Crochet, &c.
Eighmie Patent Bosom, ke:Etorced ana
Scratch Shirts in lsuudried End unlaurdricd
Collars and Cuff, sizes y to g inches. Prices
l2c. l5,, zoe and Csc
Germantown, Shetland and fa1onv Wool.
Zephyr Wolsied in all Color, Silks, CANVASS, &c,
NeckweSr-At all times tha collection will
surpss5 sll other assortneLts offered ia The CITY.
q tne dlsplsy of Clhudant the 6est Scarf ever
made for men; also Gordisn. Flexor, LAudsco,
tropical. De JolnViie Lice aud a crrlp,eto
line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
O. M. AID A ME-
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BRUM., GEsEaEHEsEis. 4Re.

Perry, Houston County. Ga Jan. %, 1880.
badly afflicted with Syphilis In nv official c..
der = contract, no cure no pay" He admins
tered his "Sy pbililc Specific" and in few
weeks telt bound 10 pay him cut Of the County
cal cure. &. S. GlLEs, Ord. Houston CO. Ga.
Chattanooga Tenn, Feb IA. 1879.
The 8. S. y. is giving good satisfaction. One
gentlemen WHO had been confined TO his bed sic
wccks with Sphitic Rheumatism has been cured
eLureiy, and speaks in tie highest praise Of i,
CnILEs & BERRY
THE SWIFT SPRCIFIU COMPANY
Proprietors. Atlanta, Ga
Sold by K S. LEADBEA TER s BRO.
Call for rcpy IF Young Mems Friend "
EDw'D. g. LEADBEATER. THos. LEADBEATlp
(. 5. Lead5eat8r & Bro,
HOS. and I g. Fairfax It,.
EG6sDGS5EEees Ggggs::s.
Dealers il
EI!ES DRUGS snd &EUICINES, CHEMI
GALS. PAINTS, OILS, 2EOERiETA-
EE MEDICINES GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICALS EIkETOI.
LET GOODS, SC. Sc
Pro1:ie!ors or Anoayne Pa2.orai, Lphril.tin;
Imminent, Essenca JnEnaics 3j0Ger and CouEf
Syrup, and Agents Tor Ayers Medicinas, kvsr.
urs Chemical Paints &c.
livery effort will be maze 10 nislns;n thehi2k
reputation Of 1uT Old cs.sbiish.n snt. ny )
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ETEAMERss
w ASEiNGTON STEAM ATCOM.
w PANY-LIMITED.

W PANI-LIMITED.
:, C1 snd after September l, 1881, the boats of
INC Washington steamboat Company will run
- LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
GOU. I 80 50, 10 10 snd IL 80 q. m. snd I IS,
= &c, 4 20, 5 70 and 20 T. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
. .O 10 8 80 and 10 80 q. liz, and 1915 200
. 800 ~ 4 4 > 0 Go .2c w p m angst
-ToGIoE.
EOE PoT0MAC River LANDINGS
On opd s|tsr Monday. Angus, lst 1s,, thu
steamer /: V. ARR0 " S2iIiH, will le.vs her
Wrarf, loot Of h Street q. 730 q. m EVESY
tup& Day, Thu ASDAY srd SATURDAY
L"r ali RIVER LANDINGS On Mondsy a.
~, -, So Hem!ni Fiery; On Touudsy, Nomini
cuEfioman end leonard!oHn; On Sa!urds7
Cur''oEasn snd !.orarG.u1n.
otesr"r GSTlC Sundays for River Land.
ings IS r down az lpuer AScacdo:k. stouUi, q
a. hEe::a wharf sud th4"el Point,
Ipe&dsSS Inaairg The above !sEdinss &c far a.
hattox Creek. a. o. i~' DC
iy.S-tt J. I. WOOn Na,ooo,
s{'oH EVHfQL&, PORrsaOUTA, FOR.
TaaSS aOHEOE AND TIRE SOUTH,
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LEG 81 HOEHJEA.

~ VIRGINIA: In the Clerks flee of tbs Cir
cult Court for The County of Fair.a., IL
equity, August 80, 1881. In vacation.
John johns, j., plaintiff. Va. Kelsey Johns,
Arthur :. Johns Julia Johns. Catherine X
PeyLon Ind I. Jefferson Peyton, Mamie V.
D. Mason and Richard K. Mason and Cassus
+ Lee and Arthur Herbert Executors of john
Johns. deceased. Defendants In equity.
The object OF this tuit ia TO have the order CT
Fairfax County Court. entered ut the Jaru.ry
eIm. 1879 Of said Court ordering the Inst will
ana codicil Of John Johns, deCd together with
the nfidavis of Cassiu5 +. Lee, Virginia Msson
and Diana T. Dickson. 20 ba recorded ia saiI
Court declared null and void std of no effect,
&c! sslde. and rendered imperative, so thall.
cannot be used SIS evidence in the Courts OF the
State OF MAry land or elsewhere TO show that said
will snd cooicil were subscribed by TIRES Wit
nessas IN the manner required By tho laws Of
harylan and, If ia the UplliOn OF the OCu;t II
is proper. Tor Trial by jury TO be hsd to ssccr-
lain whether said Will AID co6Icil had been eLn-
cuted in such manner that they passed the real
estate OF the sesiator situated III diary anG also
TO eLjon and restrain the Said Z ensey :. ohns and
Arthur johns, or tina sSid Cssslus F. l,ss sid
Arthur Herbert, Executors Of sale ohm Johns
deco from IN any manner using the slid ordp
OF Fairfax County Court, or any copy thereof
or the record thereof in The ffcc of the Register
OF Wills of Anne Arundel county, Msrylsnt, Is
evidence in the suit in the Circuit uou1t OF sad
Anne Arundel county, Msry lsnd wherein j ohn
Juhas, jr, is plaintiff, and Kensey Johns sLd
others are defendants.
An tfiisVit having been made snd fled that
tho defendants, Kensey Johns; Catherine H.
Peyton and T. Jefferson Pe5tou. Mamie Y. ID.
Mason and Richard 4. Mason, are nou-reside nts
of Virginia, it is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication and
do what Is necessary to protect their Interests
herein. a copy Les.e:
JNO. W. GRAHAM, CLERK.
81. 81. Marshall,
VIM. M. Merrck. }p.q.
Wat!es & Mush bach. eel-w4u.
IN FAIRFAX CI&CUIr COURT,
n, August SOln, 1881.
John AmeG.
Meme. NE object OF this suit is TO attsch e
tract OF land. near Clifton station, il Fairfax
county, belonging to John Ames, snd purchased
OF Mary E: Cts, and containing soveH acres and
thirteen poes and bounded IS :o!lowe: On tho
north and west by the lands OF Charles Parker
and Alfred BtczwiLh, and on the east and south
by the land OF Msry s. Otis; to secure tins nav
ment OF SLID g. with interest ,h:rgun from tbo
let Of April, 1881.
1t appearing By affidavit flad th,t the defend
ant, John Ames. is non resident or tho state Of
Virginia, it is hereby ordered That he appear
here within one month from this Day sid 60
what is necessary TO protect his interest,".
A copy-tesEe:
JNO. w. GRAHAM, Clerk.
j. NJ, Love p. q. sepl-NfH
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Tho sseaaOrs 81 this company mako connec-
t!ois At (! o.oiE tos Eoator and ell points Eagt:
=! .'c~ ECTA Win eli pU:ots Vest and North.
'T@3t. AID III A!u&sadris with Virginia Midland
i.siifoa1 si!G " - hlEgion and Ohio Railroad,
EhroUSA Itlss glSsn .nl. trogh. handled care.
fully shd pGo.Agll;. G'ur further lnIormstlon
arp!y 10 Z. e. EE3D ayen:
-,-,,>. Januoy's Wnafi.
.eiu sjrGe!.
sao 81! Washington, D. G.
-. -. 81: Gi;iE'.; STE. ii LINE waKy-
:. : q -: ~ To
:::lI-sIj:A DEEFHIA, F.ai. RIVEE. pE0v,
DGAG& AnD BOSTON
H,aanln:s lo&Ya AlexsLdr;a EVERY TURG,
- ana los.'n 2nilaGolyhip EVERY SAT-
UHDAY.
This line cccaects ct hloxarGr:a With tseG
f.. & L. and ~ & o. Il. Rs, sna s.; Ekijade.
P2is With Ctydc'5 regular Steamships for ELL
Eive7, E:orldun@e End Boston,
Freight Forwarded Nth pV2na sirees nd care.
fras Of commiSsions. > -
no ohsrfo 70! srgnsta- in r,.;l.Ga,pbi. .,d
Q wharfage II Boston, lui:!: .irnn. F.ocusnt
ctnSStUr6s Through ra.es ga s.to;:-h Nils
G: .:cii:& Gi:4I. Insurance 81 It's tcycs. rsses.
Agents:
:. i. E&EL;, kie1aa52ia.
~Ai. y CLYDE s. so, Thi,a;:a:2tis
JOHNSON &C CO. WaE5. S Georgt'n
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$.rEs NEW HSeGSg.

s4;S-ls::5' = ~! s., q. E:-*sa Hr.sJvD .snts.x
&t2Sr.v
EFa&f EH:2sX, ~ ~; cid returning,
laaVe /" G" Cork. fr2n rias y, RES. ri7or, EY.
&&I 6AIU ~ i. = x. O'Clock y. n.
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e AsHIAGToA S OHIO RAILROAD

~-N'r<%~'S 4, - o1IAO 4s6a4ANohO
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (8XCEPT SUN.
DAY. SETWSKN ALEX ANDRIA
and HOUND HILL,
Beginning May g. 1881.
LeaVe II sshlngIuL ~ 9 20 .. N. ind 42O o,
m. and Aexsndr;a Ct 8 25 q. m, APPS o. In.
Pass Lsesberg, going westward, at II 80 q. N.
and = ~ y. IN and arrive at Round Hill ut
Il 10 o. N. aud 7 20 p. u. Leave Round Hill
1T b ~ 8. m. and II 30 pm. Pass Leesburg, 20.
ing eastward, ct % o 10. and 10 o. m. and
arrive at alexandra at S Is .. m, and Is
2, srn., and 81 Washington rs q. N. and
rs p. II.
S1a Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ats 20 o. m. ana 20
Q; M, ind 60 through 10 Round Hill without
change Of csIs
The 9.25 am. train from Alexandra sndl28o
2: m. train from Round Hill connect At Round
Hill with Mccoy & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for SnickersvlIe Berryville and Win.
chester; also Renmer's Line of Coaches, which
leave Leesburg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg
Both trains, westward, make close connection,
81 Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fsir.
fa1 Court House.
Communication tickets, q ctr Nor u,tIa
Annual ttckstn, SEQ.
q. HAVENKR,
mS ~ General Ticket Agent.
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sG8" Ask ycuf druggist for a copy Of ~ oupg
MeD's fr.cnd and real 1t!
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NLA&c g 6GAb0AHD CoA6TlNa co,
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FOR POTOMAC River LANDINGS

ssi'oH f'V"foEA, PORTSMOUTH,, FOR
TaASS AG.EOE AND TIE SOuTu
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TIKI STEAMER

TIE SIEAMER
& Il . RGE I. Z, 4 r ~
(Cafrsing the U. !, MsiD
WA lesve ner wharf! foot of Prinra st,eo, =,
IUASGAGS aud THURSDAYS at f ~ N
ed SA1G kDAYS. st G:30 .. N s.oppins ~,
f'EoY FONT and Point LOOKOUT going and 7s.
;arni1k t5eturnlng ieaves Norio'k on WE'D
: hoDAY"' fridays snd SUNDAYS 3: i
.be@inIirt, with Msy1, 1881, Excursion t;csots
Will oe issl.d, coed for tour dsys. as follows.
yrs. eitss isre 10 Fortress Monfon and Nor
l2.k q ~; fist cass round trip, So CO; Second
Cas- each ~nr, 81 &C. First. clsss fare to Finey
l mo'a; sHa Fem m Lookout 81 50; Filst.cIaas
Ets:eroonls 81. Aeais IS cts.
F. B. E0oL, Agynt mh%;
! NLAa'c g 6lAB0AHD CDASTlN.; ~
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Buccaneers o. tnis l;na will run rs follows.
E'SDss tIeossEess,M.

E'<sSs EeessEGAM,
:annpciins With Ge:chsnts' aiil Miners Limo
Iof EC2tCp, csoarEa-
Gf3 60 sDx7 2,ssa E,.eEs
5YHRY A0&DAY, WEDNESDAY End
rs'AE2> I, ~ 10 o clock p.rn.; returning, leave
Ec-:olh On E.st9rnste days aG acc 0. LII,
Iai3 2.aunch iron Steamer hss ust been paint.
Cd throughout. s:at&:o0.:ls newly furnished snd
csrpatcd: aal Is tbs handsorIest rs we'll "a tho
s3.aot best On tia Potomac river and Chcssuesko
Dag, end l5 TIC oa!g Steamer making close coz.
ncclIon with Tia Now 2Oc& and Boston steam
ere; aiao connects With Richmond stea uers snI
railroad lines :outh. Slope q! pINET PUNT
and PuLNT LOOKOUT gong and REFINING,
ES&i1L:HS Gsy lei, 1851, excursion tickets
good t3' slvon cGgs, will be Issued ss follows !:
riTstciass round TIP TO 1t. Monroe and Norfolk
So o.; first Glass fare to Fortress Monroe End
Norfolk 81; GtconG cess esch wsy 81 30: frat
class Ire 10 finey Point and Poins Lookout
81 ooi lfst class rolHd tip TO Fury Puut and
Hoi"t Lockout 81 U? second cieGs each way Toe
i3ta;Gro0tGs 81; meals 75c.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
Lncnl Linea.

Har. man * Fehrenbach will serve up
the last book beer for the season to-day
Visit the one dollar book store, No. 500
Market street, ard look at Lhe fine COL
lection of books.
But few arres's were made at the cir
Gus yesterday most OF them beipg negroes
who IL seemed were out in full force.
Spring vegetables are rapidly appear
ing in market.
Strawberries are displayed in some of
the ice cream saloon windows.
The brick makers in this city are very
bLsy.
The ball of the Quaker Assembly last
evening was a very pleasant affair.
The Ha rlsburg firemen who were pre-
sent al The QdAker Assembly ball last
evening, returned home to-day.
John Z. Owens the comedian in the
Op'ra House on Monday evening.
The Levy Court during its session
yesterday allowed the claim of A. Given
which he lost in building the Court
House.
The riding al the circus last ev, ming
was poor.
The attendance al the concert In the
Opera house last evening was small the
circus evidently havlng more attraction
| for amusement goers.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


On Monday evening next our
eatre goers will have the oppor-
pity OF enjoying an evening OF
Inedy, the occasion being the APP
|arauce of the well-known come
hn, John Z. Owens, in his new
|ay of THAT Man from Cattarau-
Is" In speaking of the play the
Allimore Gazette says:
YMr. john L. Owens, our famous
(median, had a warm and very en-
(n.aslic greeting last night at
prd's Onera House on the occasion
his first appearance here within
10 years. lie presented his new
IA" That Man from Cattaraugus," )"
ID il was received with evident
'PnltesIatlons Of delight by the
Pee audience. OF course Mr..
lEens Is That Man." and he de-
Fe:ed hisrole with that unctuous
.mor to which he is inimltable. He
+ lost no whit OF his Solon Shin
IRE, droll dialect or laughter
OyOking abilities. The "Man"
d the play are of the Solon Shin
order, and the situations give
j. Owens abundant opportunity
display of rural comicalities.-
fe Inevitable rrainless fop was ex-
lentIy given by Mr.. Harry Gale,
were the other prominent male
es BY Mr.. j. l.. Ashton, Mr.. Scott
fyiS, Mr.. d. NJ. Murray, Mr.. w. IL.
See and Mr.. K. A. Locke. Of the
ieS Miss frankie Mcclellan rep
felted perfectly "That Mans"
|lghtcr Rose, a raw aud uncomelY
|lntry lass on her first visit to the
y Miss Anna l.. Wood as Jerr
Ia was marvel of elderly rusti-
J, especially as to her wonder
ly made millinery. Miss George
.lowlton and Miss Louise Demp-
Y lIled very acceptably the other
'Nlemale roles.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30

1t stands nine feet, four inches high
and over seven feet wide. The mould.
ing are of gold and ten inches deep. On
top of the frame is a correct model of
q ould engine and also q shield bearing
10 embossed letters the words: "Friend-
ship Fire Company, No. l, Harrisburg,
Pa" In the centre of the frame is key
stone also heavily moulded in which the
photographs are placed. They are OF
cabinet size and eighty In nun ber,
among them being ex-Secretary of War
Ramsey and Judge Allison, OF Phila-
dolphia. The space around each ph oto-
graph Las silver moulding. Between
the keystone and moulding the frame
is lined with white satin. Attached to
the bottom moulding is small frame
bearing the following inscription: "Pre-
sented to the Friendship Fire Company
of Wilmington, Del, by the Friendship
Fire Company, No. l., of Harrisburg,
Pa" Previous to being shipped TO this
city il was on exhibition at Harrisburg
and Philadelphia where it attracted the
attention of thousands.
The present ntation touk place last eve
ming in the Opera House lecture room,
th o occasion being the sixth annual ball
of the Quaker Assem- bly,.
Mr.. Frank Leib of Harrisburg, In
few wtll-chosen remarks present the
gift, and 1t was received on behalf OF
the company of this city by harry
Sbarpley, Esq.
The frame will be on exhi bitiou for a
few days in one of Adams & Bro. g win
dows.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
FEAR OF TROUBLE.
c,rcus Men nurrytng Away
from the city.


"a per(ormauces by Bachelor g.
4 : circus, in This c..y, yesterday
frnoon, and evening were well at
he'd, aud the show gave general sat
Ic,ion III ali respects.
,be afternoon there was a very
Erdrrly crowd on the circus grounds,
kcipaIiy negroes, aud a number of
occurred, none Of them however,
1 serious nature. The police made
eral arrests.
a the evening another large crowd
bmbled around the tents, and it was
Rent, from the actions of the circus
tina. they were apprehensive of
bbje. Shortly after = o'clock they
Imenced closing up the menagerie
Eons aud taking down the outer
Ia The wagons at once started up
Bill street, and each driver on turn
down Madison, whipped up his
ses 10 as rapid a drive as was possi-
under the circumstances. Small
|wds Of boys generally followed the
ions, but they made no violent
During the afternoon
! evening the Chief of Police had a
bng force around the tents, and
|ir vigilance evidently deferred those
! no doubt wele perfectly willing
row to occur. AT 10 o'clock the
kus performance was over, ahd with
ln hour thereafter all the parapher.
a was loaded upon the wagons and
the way to the cars.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-30
" aShing'tOn.
ConsCng InUestf0Gtt0n Of the
St07. Route Fraud.
The Presidents Determination that
NO Guilty Man Shall Escape.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS WEARY OF
THEIR CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY.

REPUBLICAN SENATORS WEARY OF
THEIR CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1881.
General Brady, OF whom ex-senator
Dorsey has SO poor an opinion, has kept,
so his friends assert, not only all the
petitions and other documents bearing
upon The star route jobbery, but full
minutes OF all the private conversations
held In regard to star route transactions
with prominent persons such as Dorsey
people who came to him TO get routes
raised in the interest of their brotbers-in-
law and other relatives aud friends. He
nas thus, they say, complete written
history of every star route which be
iaised or made more profitable than the
original and lawful contract made 1t, a
history showing at what Influential per-
sonal solicitation this was done, what
were the special plans or inducements
in each case, as, perhaps, that it was a
favor to brother or brother-in-law, and
that it would help the party, and so on.
A CHANCE FOR BRADY.
If this report Is true, then clearly it is
only necessary for the President 10
squeeze Brady hard enough to get at the
whole netarious business in all its de
tails. Brady does not mean to go TO
Jail himself, or at least not until some
other people have gone to Jail first. Ii all
that is put out by his friends here is
true, perhaps, with proper inducements,
he might turn informer, and if ne has
been careful TO keep minutes of all
transactions he nigh! be valuable wit
ness for the government IN The prosecu-
tlons which are impending. Ifhe would
tell all he knows about sham bondsmen,
about sham contracts, about the system
by which honest bidders were underbid
by members OF the ring, who took con-
tracts at ruino us rates because they
knew they would be raised in few
weeks OF months; If he would make
public the whole system of fraud, ano
the names Of those who were concerned
in it, and how they were concerned, hi
would be valuable witness.
REPUBLICAN, SENATORS TIRED OF MR.
GoRHAM.
And now the report is that the repub
| lican Senators are tired of Mr.. Gorham
and that his election as Secretary of the
Senate has become impossible, because
at lie st a dozen or fifteen Of the repub-
licans have determined TO vote against
him in any contingency. The demo
Gratis of course are solid against him.