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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

July l9:h. SUSIE SHERWOOD, the beloved
aac only daughter OF Joshua and Mary Shsr.
wood, aged years ,non!hs asd 10 days,
4 precious one from US has conc;
a voice We loved is stilled,
a place Is vacant in our homa
Which never can DO liled,
Homo is said-oh, God, how drea.y.
Lonesome, lonely every spot;
Listening for her voice ill weary
Wesry for We hear il not.
HS~Funeral will take place Wednes3sv at
op. m, from her parents residence, P:i:cess
street between Alfred sHd Columbus
Washington Post copy
On the l.: day Of July, 1881, at his bome-
oakly Cottage. in Fauquer county, Va, r.
iMiAh!ON FLETCHEE, s!tor loae and
without the least complaint AID sus..ined il iii
With lfuo Christian ia!t, courage and fJrIitudc
calm a!Wsy. and not the lssst dis.urbe3, even in
Ine lace OF death, tut perfectly res z1ed to Tho
VIII OF God; he WEE perfectly CONSCIOUS 20 iha
last, and with puTa devotion to his family. he
conVersed frequently ard fratly with bis sistaIs
aad brothers, who were his chosen sid 90 ssns
watchers at his bedside for some eight lonr
weeks. TO these no gsYs directions about all hi;
guinness AFFAIRS, and spoke freely end touchjnoly
OF MS 1nal departure, and 60 rtyerently loy;n.,
ana sanity OF his spiritual and future io2 sud
happiness with his dear Lori, Wben a;s;oo
asked about his departurt-ae reoiisd fuil %
calmness ard fsish: Il au ready and rrsnsrtd
ana perfectly willing to die. for L lone for tbsi
good hone above" Pe,fee: chr!sii,n trm.f
courage and re;igrat:on was never more TIM
@asi!es's n OSmtg towsrd hi; last dsy though
Hesyen-he go sssetly and ssntly remarked
AN 10 resoy, Dear Lord Truly God did csli
nom nome to himself his tsls loving ssiut-fer SCI
dom 10 ever eeen. such gentle, Willing. lovinv.
calm. Christ like spirit shich upon tbs wings Q:
neayenlJ';ishs, took its happy aigh. TO his hso.
God.h A'' "''a
Weep not th,: his trials ure over; weep not tbs.
his racs isIui;
ooo grant We may rest IS cilmly when our
n.u =, ~ofS, !ks his, ls DONE
LIN taen We would yield with slsdness our treas.
ures to Hioa to keep.
ana rejoice IN the sW,et assurance tina. Ee civ.
eth His loved ones sleep
UpperVile. Va A Farm,
IL IN W, Ws!hinEton, D: e. oa suadsy morning,
Inc I'm mat in The 19tn year of her age Mrs..
LUCRETiA NC ukaN KERK, relief Of The
!ase James D. Kerr, of AleIandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Tho anticipated death of Justios Clifford, OF
tie Supreme Court o! the Uoited States. re.
coils 10 tho memory CT tho few whose minds
retain what they SEQ and hear, the fact Tint
s, c:etary B!aiac-who promised democratic
Senator ct the LAST session Of The Senate that
tho weight of tho Administration SHOULD be
thrown against Mabonsm 10 Virginia. but who,
when that session Was ever. told Senator Blair
all republicans should support Mahonism dc
ncunCed him fer decision he rendered ia o
L1ulsIaUa sugar case, AID called hin IAN TO-
grain hungry democrat, double dyed and tHis-
It'd, dsed 10 tho wool. aud COARSE wool a. that"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
The Heat ii; Paris.

LONDON. July l9.-Eho io.ooao :eet s.: p.r..J
aJp!i0uo' acc !;:Gr, ara !l-i oon p;alas 9: tbs
sltls F:a;s c: si3sucss aEc expressed, Ia,
Pfettct OF Tie Seize yss;erdsy Issued pab 10
lotioa that if people we're oct less wis:ciol e
water the supply would b. exhausted. l. h:s
already b:en recaEsarg to diso,n,ncs Saseriog
the streets but private houses nck5 the tot
weather resSol for reckless waste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

1t is rather bard that democratic Richmond
should be taxed 10 raise the whole amount Of
the money the State could and would have will
iDgly subscribed to the Yorktown fucd, had i.
not boen that the rapscious Mahorites who con-
tfolled tho Legislature. refused 10 make the
appropriation, 10 the hope that tho necessity of
the use would be 30 ursen. that tho Governor
would be c;mp PEELED to call an extra session OF
that body. and thus enabl, them to make sn-
other draught on the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Died from His luiurIea.

BENNINGTON. Vt. July l9.-Wm. O'Biicn,
OF Searsbursh. of Vermont. died this morning
from the effects of ioiurias received 10 drunk.
sn alter c:tion last evening near tho notorious
Dutfy's saloon. ia Hoosick. N. Y. A trauas
occurred which resulted in O'Brlen's having
two ribs broken, ard receiving irjaries about
the head Whc5 r;sulied fatally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Articles AeicGteU.

LONDON, JAY 10 A dispatch t. tic Tucs
frau, DurnaG says. Tho B,er tliumGisass haze
rejected l6 cut OF the ttir,y.sx sr;cts IT lie
Convention drafted By the R,ya! Commission. -
But q Du:5an despatch to tho Standard irdi,
Gates Ia. the question is s: tiled. |, says Gea.
eral Sir Evelyn Weed will shortly loavo Pteto-
ria for Zululand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Tens Of Thousands of Alexsudria's money 10
eoVefomant three and half per CENTS. and in
railroad bonds that hardly pay that, but no! 8
dollar OF 1t IN canning establishment. though
those IN Baltimore fiod it impossible to supply
all the orders they receive. end though fruit and
vegetables ere d;ugs in The market hero duricp
large portion of the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

SUPRtME COURT OF ArpEALs,-The Sd
premo Court Of Appeals is 10 session at Wylhe-
eiils end tho f0llJ1iog proceedings have been
had
Bo6zl vs.. Wsske9 end others. Petition for
sppesl from Circuit Ccu:t of Botetourt county:
Petition doti;d.
GaHsman W. Straytr. Petition for appeal
from Circuit Court Of Rockingham .ualy;
Petition denied.
Appersoo vs. Csbel, receiver, s., Petition
fer sppesl from Circuit Court of Buckingham
county. Appeal allowed, aad papers s,nt TO
Richmond.
Hspcock vs.. HUTCHINSON ard wife, Appesl
from circuit Court Of eams c>uu,y; appeal al.
lowed.
Ptgram vs.. Commonwealth. Petition fer
writ CT error and supersedess to q refusal Of
Judge WingGeld to award suoh writ 10 County
Court Of Bedford county. Petition depied.
Ii. L. Parish vs. Au 1itor of Public Accounts.
Alternative mandamus awarded returnabIe to
frs! day Of neXs torn. at Richmond.
Snouffer vs.. dansbrough snd others. Ap-
peal from Circuit Court Of Roanoke county.
heard last year. Decree reversed, and issues
out Of chaucerg ordered.
Burke, &c., VS.. Morton. Appeal from Cir.
euit Court Of Elizabeth City county. D!cree
reversed sud bill dismissed.
George L:cy W. Commonwealth. Wri! of
error to Hus.ings Court of Richmond oily,
Judgment affirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Russo Chinese FRENZY

:. ST PETERSBURG, July 19-The coate1ts ct
ZEE Russo Chinese treaty have been kapt secret.
D9s from an sr!icle iu tie Turkestan Vedomo,,i
SS!cn Is likely TO be correct in regard to the
delinitation OF the frontier it appears tha. Chm
regsins Ruldja. the province for the cees;on Of
which Chung How was dsgraced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Arab Robbery.

LONDON. July ia dispatch from Tuuis
announces that lsrg, body ef Arab horsemen
have sutaclousIy carried Of lumber Of c,mels
belonging to the Bay from farm close to Tu-
MS, AID dispatch from Tuus to the Paris
Temps says that they also carried of cattle and
other property belonging to 90 Italian,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Death of Dean STANLEY

Arthur Penshyn Stanley, Dean of Westmin.
lister, died from erysipolas yesterday evening in
the tiGty -si1th year ofhis aga. He was ono Of
the foremost men in the ANGLICAN Church, was
an accomplished scholar, and WIS thoroughly
versed in all departments of science. His mar.
riage brought him into close relations with the
roysl family. ard his ecclesiastical appointments
made him entirely Independent in pecuniary
matter'. His death will DO sincerely mourned
by the whole Christian Church,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
From Alllauy.

Albany; 1aly 1.-THE join! convention met
a., noon ana voted on tho short term vacancy in
the United Staiea Senate as follows:
Lapham GO, Potter IS. Conklins 20, Wood.
toro l. Necessary to 8 choice n. The chair
declared that no choice Lad been made.
speaker Sharpe moved TN adjourn nent which
was carried N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Rev. Mr.. Ncwnaa to1ks tiero sre too
many foreigners 10 Tho county, and that lho
late attenp: ppon The life of the President is
due to the spread Of the ncxious ideas they
bring with !hem from abroad. The reverend
gentleman also thinks that the republicans OF
Virginia should supper! the Mahonitcs. His
thoughts ere no less Incorrect 10 the former
than 10 the latter case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
To Retire

LONDON, Jolly 10 1t is reported that Lord
OasgaD. the LORD Chancellor of Ireland, Win
retire. and that Right Hou. High Law. .hs
present A!t'rn.Y Central Tor Ireland, viii .rc.
cesd him, WA suo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Jew r3HitcSs

Berlin, jug l9.-Tae Jew b1i,crs CT Neu
StcttiatT. ergered at tho demonstrations OF The
Ntu Siot;insr H:itr1g, assaulted lho editer,
sacked some shops and demolished tho Zei:uas
Office. Over 50 cf the rio!eri have taea arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Attempt TO shoot Editors.

ATHENS. July l9.-Au unsuccessful attempt
Was made las: evsliog 10 saOet two editors Of
antl ministerial papers on tho pubic premeDsds.
The parnet7atcr was arrested, but two supposed
ccoomplioos escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Fatal Fall.

CHESTER, Pc, July l9-Ro.ert B. Pearson.
aged o. years. q broker of New York, visiins
ms city. III accidentally lsst evening aid Gus
died 10 a 1. " minutes, ~- "A''n Ae
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

uneap al MCDURNEY s.
COush, Cold Or sore Throat Ehou'd
30 stopped. Neglect frequently results ia an
lncurable Lung s,fsense or Consume
ton. IL u u w "a 8 Il IS NCIlAL
THrCfEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and ba!ssms but net directly
on the sniiHtaetl parts, allsyine irritation.
gVereliefin Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs.
CHtarrh, and the Throat Troubles Tn:cn
singers and :uhiic Speakers arc eut.
!ect TO- For thirty years 8roWn's Bronchial
Iroches hsVo been recommended b. phys!cisra,
and always give perfac. sstitf4c,lon Having
been tested By wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained vol.
merlted rank among tho few staple refnedias o!
the sGe. Sold st 25c. . boz avoryw where. mhls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Engagement,

PARIS. Jaly 10 "a. dispatch ircm Tu@is ste tti
that lhora wss an engagement! On Ss,urisy near
Stsx. The insu.gsct ie=der, 800 natives of Sfsz
and 200 Aisb hor:eEan sro reported 10 hIgo
heIn killni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Che Weather IN England.

LONDON. July l9.-Ebc ", a:her ncltinu
dry aud hos, tu: the tast is Got ns ,xsesei7e as
i! vas las; w9ci.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Mrs. T. A Gist, 1904 WaIra: street, p:,i!a
dslnhis, Wits: | had i1N,uuatoiy reg
ma;ism very hsclg. ard in orc ioct ard suS!a
It eccmed to have taken haId With tha d,ier.
mlna!i on to say some ,ic.a; Nd Tho uoreiau
[ cb.aiocd the S. J.c5bs Oh | coaIl TO, g.ns
my foot to tha h,or. even fer Al in.isat.
used i! TINT evening to1 tho frss tiue, mex:
morning. for he second timo. sud that afternoon
ru. ny foot down for several miautss OF d
time. Ga Susls7 following caull s,sud u,
and walk Few sters. Ga III .slsy c.u'; yak
sb;u: my rocm, s5d w,us down stairs
;y holding Gu to the bsoistars. Nov o.u walk
quito well, cod thtr, is vary Italia sotoa;s3
aed pain left. sisll 90 GU. 10 o'up|s CT da5s,
Weather permitsing. Jlst thi,k? enc ho,t!o
n7d halt add can walk ard am almost fire.
from psia. It liz TorderIul medicine. will
buy It ty tho dtEoa and IN Ike i, tarliG N Id
cine, as va are ST. jsct to Rheumatism"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

The per csnt. bonds of the city of Bs:i.
more are selling al a premium Of 26 cents on
the dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
1Scc1rd Dijcaloi, |

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July l9.--Tbo Weiliug
Opera House building in the c,ntlo of this
city. one Of the bast buildings. Containing ono
of the hsDds9mest opera houses in the State,
took fire this morning aud was wholly destroyed
within two hours. Il has been the most dig
aStrous fire 10 Syracuse within 80 years. The
estimated less is upwards OF $500 600.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, July 10 A special
from Nts.aburg, small station % Tho Chiciso,
Saginaw & st. Louis Railwsy says the entire
western portion Of tho town, depot bulldogs.
l 25O 600 feet of lumber aud abcus 10000. eco
shingles were burned at a late hour yesterday
afternoon. The usursUce cannot bs learned,
but the loss will reach $40 900. NJ. Lsio &
Sprague, of Toledo, lose $50, 600 foot of !um-
bel; NJ. g. Pratt 1000, 900 feet of ;unbcr and
4.0u0, coo shingles; j. w. Robinson. shed
aud 100000 shioslss. AID john McR.e
1000 600 shingles.
lRvINGToN. N. Y, July At o'o!cck
this mornicg fire was discovered 10 L:ri &
Burhham's horticultural building on A street,
The flames spread ard the ensirs block was
buroed to street. III, Losses are estimated
at $50 C00
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

q marriage license WAS issued in Washington
yesterday to W. b. Besll, of Prince Georges
county, Md, and L. q. Weaver, of Fauquies
county. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Financial.

New York. july l9.--Tbs Pus,'s iia.aoi.l
article says: Tho speculative markets a. !ae
Stock Excha5ge opcGed Hih lis tears iu Oh.
plEenlIy complete ,atfG, ta5y b:icg favored
by annt her rcdu1tloa 10 p'ssacgcr iarss !,c:u
New Yore TO Chicago 10 SO. The t,uak iiue
stocks have bscn ihrown cvsr freely By lhe
general public. ba! have b.tu taken by sou1o
o5c 0, re:l!!y TIA; Drics has dtoiiuod tut
hltlo, Tho Gaaii st9cts tcyo simply h,sc
sustained. Th= waoie stock iun KIT is y. is
A leVIrsh u!1d;ticn. q s bonds sr, eeuersI!y
lover 70 :!.y. State beds sso Gu .rA a;ea!g.
4 K bonds ere do1n i,2ss, til, latter Chesa l.
Ohio currency sixes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS

Dcr Carlos protests thst he has douo nothing
that would warrant his expulsion irom France.
lie has started for England
1t is asserted that the Berlin aud Veuna for
cign offic:Is ara seeking to effcc; political urd
trade allia;c!s bo!Tseu Fcauo2. Austria and
Germany.
Dispacaes f;om SEX saga Gu lag The BON.
bardneDt and capture Of Sf.x 400 Arabs were
killed ald 500 wOucd 4. South Tunis is very
much disturbed.
Complaints Of the excessive heat c,utinuo 10
come from London, Paris aud Madrid The
treoch Chambers will adjourn ton days sooner
than usual 10 ord to &c: away from tho heat.
Madrid is represented TO bs like a 6sry fur
nae,."
The Fien3a correspondent OF tho L,l do,
Standard says tho latest estimates of the bar.
vest 10 Hungary agree that tho yield Of Whta!
VIII DC muca larger and OF better quality than
las. ye5r. Reports from R1ssi, state that the
yield will bs excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Extensive Fires.

New YoRK. July l9.-Ncarly tho Who'll,
square irc!udifg tho Weilirg Orera Htu,s q
Syracuse has haen d:s!ro5ed by FIRE. which il
sill buroiag. Some estimates mako tho los:
81 0OO, Geo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

s5 ASK sour druggist for cry Of "Youos
Mems Fr:cnd" - and read 1t!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRulr JARS
cheap st MCBUaNEYs
, 1881-04-17

4 substantial evidence uf the growth Of
the piano trade in Chicago is found i'll the ex-
tensiye improvements now making in the
music ROOMS Of Messrs. Pclton, Pomeroy &
Cross, $50 and l5o State street. III addition
to tile conveniently arranged rooms on the
first 1loor, the firm have fitted UP 4 spacious
hall occupying the entire second floor to ac-
con,moaate the demands Of their increasing
business. This. with the wareroo1ns OIL the
upper floors, gives them unequafed facilities
for displaying the splendid instruments they
handle, and practically doubles their former
acconmo dations. The new hall Is decorated
i'll the saule tasteful and attractive style rs
the cozy rooms on the nIaiI floor, and by re-
moving the pianos it makes one OF the finest
music roolus i'll the city for concerts. re-
citals, etc. Tile arrangement is ali excellent
one, and cannot tail TO increase the popular
ily Of this ehterprising firm with the music
loving public
, 1881-04-17
''IIllee Victory
THE NEW
CHICK IE:;RIHtji.
Patent Metal Action
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Invented and introduced by Messrs.
CHlCKERING & sons, and now used
by th'm EXCLUSIVELY in all their
New Patented Upr|ghts.

This action is the most remarkable OF
any ret introduced to artists md musl"
cians generally, and its invention, pat
entins, aud introduction hy Messrs.
Chickcring & Sons form aa epoch i'll the
art progress Of scientific piano-making.
The distinguishing point in this re.
marllable invention is tue nse or metal
for oil the working parts OF the acti"n'
ALL the CENTERS are Of n'tal. Those
delicate portions Of the mechanism which
III other actions are Invariably made Of
wood, subject, Of course, to frequent anu
sudden changes OF temperature, causing
sticking, ru;tling, or hea1iness, are Ill
this now patent action maize like t}lc ma
chincry OF !. watch, OF proper Kind or
metal carefully adjusted to insure smooth
working and absolute peSmnnence. Tile
elasticity and qualities 0f rapid repetl-
ton which hare always characterized the
ChicserinS Piano are in this new action
still more remarkable; perfect lnbrica-
ton being much more easily obtained in
metal centcrs than In wooden.
Recognizing the interest OF tile musical
world in a matter so vital t" The interests
Of musical art as the obtaining of An alb
soIutely perfect mechanism in the Upright
t1ant .{the piano PAR EXCELLENCE
now and OF tile flture), we should be
most happy to hare you test these new
Uprights mt our 'areroouls. He feel
sure TINT the pardonable prejudice against
a' Upright Pianos which has beea shared
to greater or less extent by all first
class musicians. in this country will be
Immediately. .liSsipated, il not changed to
real enthusiasm. after this truly remark
able Piano has been heard and tried.
, 1881-04-17

RoH*s aInlt Extrnct--Slreu@th for In =
valds.-The writer ul this paragraph mas
which lady who has been nn invalid for many
yeurs hns received immediate and must won"
nerful henctir from using Malt Exlracr: In,
digestive organs, ct strength to the frntne, and
buoynncy and cheerfulncss tn the mind hits
been So rapid and complete that the whole thing
has almost the uir Ut magic The Extract wns
in this case strongly recommended byrho lam,
ity physician. Il nan Of Ereat exper1ende and
distinguished prudence, and he urged tho ~,
valid to pcrseycTe in taknE 1t, even II 1t should
he Mt Glst soinewhHt di]icuit of assimilation.
This advice the invn!id followed with tho result
above described The genuine Hufs Matt ES-
tract is iMDurted und snid by Nessrs. Iar-
rlnt e. Company, than whom no hnuse in
the cuuntry is better known or more trust
worthy. and their name is upon every hottie
Bvston Courier. For sale By all druggists and
fancy grOcers.
, 1881-04-17

THE Alton TclcgruMl has correct idea
u tue feeling about the present Legislature in
the country districts: 1t says:
There seems to he little prospect Of the PAS
seee Ut Congressional Appurtlonfncnt bili ln
the Legislature ut this session. There Is eti-
den1y u str,ng undercurreut uu1nng the hon.
or4be lawmakers in favor Of An adjourned
kesslon As the session has now lasted over
three mouths, and II RESOLUTION to adjourn sac
eN On Mly Il nu: been voted down, it is posi-
sufcrioc cOnsiit ucu15 will mot be- unanimous III
Insisting on ret aiming their valuable services in
the next Legislature.
So far as most Of the members are con-
cerned. they will io wisely to make the most of
agood thing Comparatively few If those who
vote for en- adjourned session will have pro-
loased career Of political usefulness.
, 1881-04-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

arend Kumrss-prof. E. 7I. Hale IN
II Communication to THE TRIBUNE says:
:.Kumyss st,,ul.i be the reliance ot the pny-
xrhis.6 prvu,ut ilupruvc1nent uf the general tone
Is itnptrut:yc. kunyss is the blandes1 aud must
easily digested food. and Us such the hes1 noua
.hr,nr1 the process uf fermentation which
Kuuyss under:ncs, medicinal auAlitlcs are de-
vciopcd which we vainly took for In 1hater,a
drs1r,sja. kumyss acts tslis: charm, promptly
r,:I.eyinr all the distressing symptoms Of Snch
.ascs When tpe stotnMch rejects All etsc'
Eumyss is retained and :$st1nilatcd. atfordln9
~. n4tienI nuurishment, s,re,l.tn aud cunifort.'
.nd Us u lu5lcali consequence, Nervous
ness censts amt refreshing sleep follows;
1rnhoid lever, prefer kumyss Us the e1cius-
~ dic1 it sutis:ics thirst aud hunger ana a!1ays
rhc fever. kumyss has considerably the aa-
, 1881-04-17
4 New York special dispatch OF Friday
Eth inst. speak Of the rent and rc0l-e5tat

ANEW York special dispatch OF Friday,
18th inst, speaking Of the rent and reai-estate
boou, says:
two months ago there Was Il tremendous yell
shout the rents yui,aE tip, and now We nre within
fifteen days OF the lst Of 3t+:y. and the landlord
/: Silent us Il mouse. because the public has nor
pay the taxes TN the. house in addition to the
rent In New 1nrk the landlord pass the tnNe5
End llltnps the rent: consequently the 'nultltude
Fhp rent houses never have the same cxEspera-
tion uEnIns1 c13y pntics TINT the landlords nave,
although the Cost falls OIL themselves Suburban
real es,uie has hcc1ule 4 drug. aud there "l14 pe
ejiUh3 1nnycntut in it this year. The great
property t,oueh, at Garden Cty-which WIS dc
sistc7i 10 bc il sort Of HaEony, and uo lots we've
Fold, hut the Stewards would tu'id houses ana
market at tho smallest figures. and offered to
work ing-pcople. The miserable railroAd fac'l-
tiles in tEAt direction have been greatly asainst
Long Island properly