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Indians in irons.

WILLc, y, Arizona, Oc!ohar :l--Tlc rane.
gada chief Uto;go and seven of hia mon. Tho last
OF hll that wore GU. were arrested yesterday by
Major Chnteo 1t st. Carlos mud Ala Now in
irons. Thls is tho Chief and tho psrly who are
accused OF taking part in thu killing OF citianns
aud soldiers on tho road hotwcan Forts Thomas
and Apache in September
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Failure Of Il Hank,

WASHINGTON. Oot 3l.-A private telegram
received here this morniog rsnorts that tho
Mechanics National Bank. of Newark, N. j.,
has failed and thss tho oashior is d. I,nIier to
the cxtaut OF $20O,OO0
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FOREIGN NEWS.

a lntm)i isl service 10 hoLor Of tha lato Prs
ident Garfield WAS held ii B,rljn yesterday.
Signor Gheraidi del Tesla, the Tuscan dra.
matte author, is dead.
The ship Ombs, from Batavia for Melbourne,
hiss !oundorod in gale. All hands were Loot.
Since tho French columns hayo boes act in
motion they seem to be making an easy conquest
of Tunis.
Advcos from, tho West OF ireland a-e TO u q
elect tha! tenants ara psying their rent and laid
lesgues arc disbsudng.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has c,nferied
upon King Humbert tho coonelcy Of tha 18th
regiment Of Austrian infantry.
Ar2hbiahop McCabe hes issuod pastoral, Goa
demning in the strongest terms tho mo rent
manifesto of the land les2ue. Hospoaks of II II.
communicate, and against tho laws Of God All
man. Two now governors have boen appointot
over Rimsnhsm jsil because tho former gov
ernor allowed Parrol 10 send a lettnr TO thu
Freemsn's Journal. deprecsting thu formation
Of tenants dcfenca associations. Mr.. Sexton IL
reported to be dying in jsil Tho-n aro alros6y
10 . cases before the Land Court. Of which
3.GOO came in Saturday. Although there are
400 I.eaguer5 in prison, Tho spirit underlying
tho League movement still iurVives.
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RurnGll nf. Sea.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3I.-The German bark Sem.
mycohn, arrived at Brooklyn, last evening,
having on board tho second mato. eailnlsksr and
ihreo of tho crow of the Bremen shin Hugo.
which was burned ut sea on the night Of Aug. g
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&nioIsRe Of ia l,Ierpyn,un-

PlTTSnURu. Pa, Oc:. %l.--- Tho lev. j. NJ.
SpsrRrove, arcd sixty gears. Committed suicide
by hanging hinlsclt to bedpost il Tho West
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday evening. f.
nancIal troubles arc assigned ns tho c.ula of
the doad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-31

CoI. Canrtr:, = sr,c,!. n Af;utry llall, on
Saturday night, MAS e Disappointment TO
Trend ADD foe. III TINT il did Eos approach in
matter or manner luhlio expectation. 10 OOH
p,tIson With The Hpeecll Ct tipjr Daniel, it WIS
d Ioeiul failure. His attempted vinGioation Of
tbs cauraa Ct Gen. MshonY and lbs n,rairn.
mont Of thu democratic mcmjCr4 OF tho Senate,
with slur at H,Vaid aud q most uTwa:r.ntel
uluslon to Hon. l. IN. Hills, fl o,ion. wa7o III
worthy Gal. Cameron Il bead and heart, Int 10
soanCd i'll At uE:o and spoke neither lllcntIy, or
with IL aCcutlomcd yiG; indeed bis remark
seemed Ld,!ir-nta nearly altogether ~ ti,n e.
urnL rlcntnt OF iha Treling, rlupaa, u
about two lhlria a iaot thnt Wal ire
quAntlp ard uniavorn!ly c1lnnIenind uptn
r0n tisc: OF tho speech VAS rather l,msgrg
10 The c,uc he advocated than otherwise, ard
Tho reH,'Dhsca were Lellhcr hearty nor iuspifiDg
The ColoGcl IL IN Tho wong pa4' and knows
Il, aid therefore ih,ia 60 make Is an ctfrc!iqa a
spat CHI IS ha would doubtless do under nl hor
and mora f"yorlo Circumstances
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EArtllOlIAkc.

CoNToTooK. N. H., o.. 3I.--A slight
earthquake look plSc, here at l:30 this morh-
lng. Tho shpck was quito Rovero a: licDDksr
and felt at flilsboro.
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Rain.

DANv1LLE. Va. O,t. 3l.-Raiu began fall
ing here Saturday pight aud has been almost
continuous ever sirc,. There is threatening
prospect Of frcshot 10 the Dan tivJr.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB GOVERNOR,
JOHN W. DARRELL, or LYNCllHU re
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPKPER.
FJR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T.. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVlLLS
FOR THE HOUSE CT DELEGATES
JUDGE CHARLES 4. STUART.
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Alexandria C31zzette and Virginia Advertiser

ia;c oor9a' si'i rnsn4 s:taoec opiv IL ihas, NJ
a,1uniGtc:; g;tb tho tsu4 ,nwGrri'r>a q the
klah0nriss.
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THE DEIT-PAYER. tho organ of tho true
renubliCan Marty 81 thh Elatn n&rs:

republican party Of tho State says:
"We cannot. for the liro of Us. SGmira tbs
res1iuster party OF Vitf iais. 1t has, from IT.
very inception. boon An evil minded party, CO.
lon5 TO humanity. and dead TO sh.ma. by tho
groat law Of affinity, it has rallied around il a
that is aval itioIs, nnscfupu!ou and vons in thu
body polite; With liz bad guide it has wnrp.i
tho coascicnces OF lis followera, poisoned III"
sWect springs of human charity, prnst,n!od !hr
pross, and has msdo OF frh0 speech and action .
m"cko'y end roproach Mona know thcsr
facts better than tho leaders OF this unholy rosa
ulster party. who. notwithstanding, with sh,
less IN iaclty shout for "ieee ballet and . ia,r
count We cannot ROMAN silent in tho prcs
enco OF this transparent tnlst hood aed. ua,
lhay cassn to does i've, Wa shall continue to msts
reply anh warn tho unWary."
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lsElJ.

On October 80. Fl 10 so g. m Mrf. WILLIE
ELLEN HOWEES in the AID wear of her aga
1n- Her funeral will tako place from hor ls,n
residence IS Prince street, Tuesday aftornnor
at O'clock. Friends of the family arc invited.
Wssb. and Phila. papers please copy.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.

Tho people 10 tho North who ccuntoosncc
and assist General Mahono in Virginia do 80
trr tho ass e led reason that his SUCCESS will
b; cnre freedom OF poli,ios opinion 10 tho othor
Htal, Of the South" Those who tax this
way must DO either di,ioecnuous or bcrcft Of
their patu,sl scIscs. If political opinion shall
b. no freer 10 tho other Southern States than
it is uaicr tho MahoDo regime 10 Virgins, it
Nil be uothiog else thsn grotesquo traVoaty
SHY there prevails very reign of tclrtr
among tho Federal tfhoaholdeIs 10 Flr9iGia.
Tho tdot has goro forth tina. every one Ct
thcm will lose bis cfical head if he docs not
lIorcjs allegiance to tho Morks of Reputation,
s.nd ssd bU i, to relate there arc but few Ct
4 cm who hsvc not obcyed the summoos There
nrc hoportbe exceptions. but they only serve to
mako tho rule the moro gIarlngy apparent.
rLoe Gre postmsstcrs in tho State who, though
democrats. were allowed 10 hold cfioo und,r
republican rule ior lho reason that tho emolu.
III us thereof were inconsiderablo, bu. u1der
'hH hshonc regime their It'll Offices have Only
he II retained upon their Remuneration Of demo
e'c std their ;ro!cs. ou Ut faith 10 tho apostle
-! liquidation. l2 almost every quarter Of the
= Mo ON b. iVuad tho cxccptiCrs alluded tc,
some democrats and som7 republicans who ht
in. cInscignliouJ in their polite. Il opinious, and
m.nIy enough to refuse 10 surfordcr them ct
the hsddlag Of a mai il whom they hA1n no
nAhtidrhcA, have been tafncd on. Of Cfiicc to
mako rscc for men who will work Tor Malone
a"d rcpudlstlou. Suoh is tho freedom Of rt
ltlaal opiuion WhIoh Northern republicans Z
o,n to ossllish 10 al tho States Of the Scu!l,
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RENT-The THREE STORY
~ DWELLING on the southwest corner Of
Prince and Alfred sta; large grounds attached.
Apply to GRIFFITH ATKINSON, No. IS
frlnce st.. AloIsndris, Va. oct(-eoIm
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For sale by T.. :. Los dbeatar & Kru

Ecanty, health, and happiness for ladies'
in "WlNE OF CARDUIn
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Unwilling FOR RENT-The BRICk
~ DWELLING on the southeast corner Q;
tln and Wolfe sts. Possession given 1t Mag.
Apply 10
apl5-eo.f GREEN & WISE.
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The REBEL BRIGADIER.-When the weary
contest between tho republicans and the demo
Gratis 10 the Senate. over tho Lyrchburg post
mastorshir. ended yesterday in the defeat of
che renublicaus. Senator Williams of Kentuc-
ky lulcltously congratulated his side of the
house 10 polnt2d Speech 10 which no referred
to the Malone bargain and the proposed trade
Of woundsd Union soldier for Confederate
rcarluster. and concluded by Saying that he
Thanked God that he had lived to see q rebel
brigsdiar load the radicals to diseracefal
defeat, - Washington Capital
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a tro st Edgoleld. South Car oliaa, on Ss.ur-
day night destroyed nearly the tntre tusineas
portion OF thu village. The Ices is estimated ct
$1,000
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A BACKIANDED COMPLIMENT. Mr.. Rich
sr3soo, State cauvssser," who spoke 10
Arncry Hall 90 Saturday night. must have
tel! counlimentcd when he read the haudbiIls,
scattered broadcast through the CITY, announc-
Ing his 6rss appearsrc, here. It read IS
follows:
Col. VIM. i. Cameron, candidate for Gov.
ernor ct Virgins, AID COL r. A. Richardson,
will address the c:tizers of Alexandria to-
night"
"Col. Richardson acN speal: first. giving
business men time to get through soith their bus
ness ant hear Col. Cameron. aohich 1rW be u
rare treat."-Poor Riobsrdsonl
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President Garfield said:

IL ask them what they thi1k of Tho collector
OF great port or tho chief of oily great branch
OF the sersoo issuing circular c,Iliag for |, .
or 3 per cent. Of tho salaries Of all the employ
cos uDder his control TO be used for party pun
poses2 l call the attention Of tho gentlemen
around me to that shameful fac! that prevails
all through our s.rvics.
President Arthur said, Tine principles OF
my predecessor shall be MY guide" And yet.
lhs President allows sll The Federal officers 10
Virginia, and all tic employees in the depart
ments at Washington to be assessed for the
purpose of enabling men to continue their fus
tile efforts to repudiate the debt Of Virgnia
We say futile efforts. FIR the Supreme Court
Ct the Unlted States has decided that the Vir
klola debt is secured by tho provision 10 the
CONSTITUTION, which declares that DO State CAD
impair the obligation of coutrsc!s
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As Senator Sherman says that "Aby.hirc
that will beat tho democrats is Unsuitable
both 10 morals and law" and as General Ma.
hone is not only follower Of Senator Sherman,
but is on record as the man who introduced ina
system of tissue ballots ioto Virginia, it wouId
10 we'll for tho democratic convasssrs, chsl
luneers and Judges to pay particular attention
10 the detection OF such ballots at The election
Ut xt week, and 10 be prepared to put al imuo
date STOP TO tho use of such means To prevent
an honest exnr, sslon of Tho preference OF the
pi Of, sses To be making bis campaign for 20
ether purpose than to secnre "a free vote aud
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DEslRABLE DWELLING FOR RENT

Tha THREE STORY BHICK DWELLING
No. Ill King street, near ccrner Washington
Has seVen chambers, psrlor, dining room and
Kitchen, water ana gas. A good room on King
street. frs! Il oor suitable for store or Office The
mouse will DO put in good order for . prompt
tenant. Inquire OF GREEN & WISE
jel8-eotf Real Rstata Aoonts
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N o 7 l U &

Alexandra, Va, October 90, 1851.
A GENERAL MEETING of the STOCK.
HOLDERS of tho VIRGINIA MIDLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be he'd at the
eileo Of the company. in Alexsndrs. vs., on
TU ESDAY, the E9.h day OF November. 1851, at
II O'Clock M. BY order OF the Directors:
l.. w. REID, Secretary.
The transfer books will be closed on snd from
iho 18th OF November until the adjournment, Oh
tho above noe!ng. octi9-vtd
NJ oilCE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an.
~ nusl meeting Of tho Stockholders OF we
ALMA DRlA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RaILW A4 COM PANY ia called for TUES.
IA J. November 8. 1881, at IL o'clock q, M,
tho Chico OF sald company in Alexandra, W
Election for President and Directors same d1
and place ALBERT HEWSON,
octl6.wtd SecretAry,
IN CASKS OF <. SEVEH]NG Il GUS
~ Roaated Coilaos, for sala by
octl2 w. A, JOHNSON ) W,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-20

DEcENcIEs OF COPS WoRsHrP The New
York Observer soys' /" In his opening address
at the New York Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, which assembled at Yonk-
ers last week. Bishop Bowman alluded to a
subject which we'll deserves to be made mat
ter of solemn charge to ministers and congre-
cations of more than one denominations
Calling attention to'the want of reverence in
divine worship on the part of pastors and
people, especially in the concluding parts of
public service, he said
.. 1t seems to me that this laxity grows
year by year. The organ prelude before the
doxology seems to be regarded as signal for
putting ON hats and coats. Some of the con-
gregation disappear in their pews and may be
thought to be- engaged 10 prayer, while in re-
ality they are feeling under the seats for hats
or coats. Sometimes, / confsss to my sorrow,
it is the pastor who gives this example.
assisted recently at service at which the
pastor wresrled with his overcoat while he
sang the doxology. In another church was
surprised to SEQ the pastor open \ letter which
had Just been handed to MIN and glance over
it while the congregation sang the doxology.
Ministers themselves are not without
fanlt 10 the matter. Some have habitually a
lamentable lack Of reverence in their bearing
in the pulpit and in the manner Of conducting
the services. Devout Christians 10 the pews
are shocked by seeing them converse together
in the pulpit as freely as IL they were on the
street. or holding long conference with the
sexton, while the people are expected to be
absorbed in praise. There must be In some
theological schools a want Of instruction in
regard to the proprieties to be observed Ia
conducting the worship OF the sacsury, OF
there would not be SO mach irreverence on
the part OF those who minister In holy
things"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-20

THE LAND or CuIsINE.--France is by
common consent the land of cuisine there
and nowhere else you will see how frog can
be cooked. An Englishman viii tell you they
cannot roast beef, but no American will say
they cannot broi beefsteak. and Italians will
swear there are no chefs IN Paris who under
stands macaroni. and so he establishes his own
cafe in the heart of the great city. Probably
Sonthsrner would sigh vainly in Paris for
boiled rice and hominy. Westerner for bic
rib.of pork Bostonian for his baked beans, or
a real Dutchman for his boiled cabbage but
for the culinary art in perfection France
stands prominent, especially Southern France.
say in the radius of Perigueux. Toulouse and
Avignon, which may be considered the
omphatos of the world of cookery. --Fornsy's
Progress.
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HUFFY PEOPLE.

One of the oldest things to witness, If not
one of the most dsagreeable TO encounter, is
the faculty some people have for taking
offence whore no offence is meant--get.ing
!. huffy "as the phrase goes, with little rea-
son or misunderstanding themselves and every
body else uncomfortable, for nothing deeper
than mood or moro than a fancy. Huffy
people are to be met with, of all ages and
every station, neither years nor condition
bringing necessary wisdom and unsuspicious.
ness but we are bound to say that the larger
proportion will generally be found among
women, and chiefly among those who are of
an uncertain social position or who nre un-
happy in their circumstances, not to speak of
their tempers Hnfishness, which seems to
be self assertion 10 what may be called the
negative form, and which the passessors there.
of classify as high spirit of sensitiveness,
according as they are passionate or sullep, is
~ reality the Nrqaqct veb self aiid utnnEbe
fear, who is of an assured social status and
happy private condition, is never apt to take
offence.
Many and great are the dangers of intimacy
with huffy people and you are sure to foun.
der into the bog with them while innoceutly
thinking yon are walking ON smooth and
firm road. The dangers Of jestiog are, above
all, great. 1t may be laid down as an absolute
rule, which has no exception anywhere, that
no buffy person can bear Joke good. humor-
edly or take it as it is meant. Ifyou attempt
the very simplest form of chatting, you win
quently the harmony of whole evening has
been disturbed because bin.skinned huffy
person has taken pleasant jest as a personal
affront, and either blazed out or gloomed
sulenly according to his or her individual
disposition.
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VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Is superior all other soaps 1t Is combined with Sui
phnr it's pure, unadteTated state, which enters the
pores Of he Skin heng absorbed into Ie blood through
the minute capillarcs aud thus upon 1.-THE skin,
whether ~ Be henlthy 10 diseased conditionboth
locally and costituiionaly tiierthy eliminating all
healthy aetions II produces ~ fneuess, purity and
freshness OF the COMPLEXION which Is uneqoaled, and
can he produ ed by other No toilet, nursery
hath room Is complete without it. II MAXI he skin
soft clear, pure white and healthy Is cleansing de-
odofizDg. disnf citing, soothing healing and purify
ing dandrun chatting. ulcers erupiiops,
r0ughness and redness OF the skin relieves itching
burning and singing OF the skin. and irritation OF
biting and singing nsectsi will relieve Itching Piles
when nothing else will have any effect Ask for VAN
DYKES SULPHUR SOAP insist upon IL, and take no
imitation Sold by druggists. Asehenhach Miller.
Proprieors No 30I Callowhill street, Philadelphia Pa
Dec. %, 18S0.-fy
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PnnsnvrnAscr.--rhe chiuese haye ! 0apI.

PERsEvERAscE.--The Chinese have capt.
tai illustration OF the power Of perseverance,.
One of their countrymep, who had been maxi
ing strenuous efforts to acquire literary
information, discouraged by difficulties, at
last gave up his book in despair. AS he re-
turned to manual employment, he saw a
woman rubbing a cfowbar on stone. On
ipquiring The reason, she replied that she was
in want Of an needle. and thought she would
rub down the crowbar till she got IL small
enough. Her patience provoked him to make
another trial, and he succeeded in obtaining
the rank Of one Of the first three in the
empire.
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POETRY
THE YEARS PASS ON.


When Pm woman. yvu'll see what m do I !.
III be great and good, and noble and true
Ilisidt the sick and relieve the poor
Noone shall ever be turned from my door;
But Pm oniya little girl now"
Z saa And so tbs years pass ON.
= When Tin Older I'll have more time
+ To Shink Of HeAsen aud things suhlime;
My time is now 'ull of studies and play,
Z But really mean to begin some day
am only little girl now
And so the years pass on.
When Tn woman" gay maiden said
"l'll try 10 do right and not he afraid;
III be Christian, aud give upthe Joys
OF the world with all dazzling toys.
Bat Pm only ayoung girl now.u 81
And SO the years pass on.
All, mel sighed a woman gray with years.
Her heart full of cares and doubts and fears,
I've kept putting of the time to be good
Instead of beginning TODD as should:
But I'm an old woman now.n
Aud so the years pass on.
Now is the time to begin to do right;
To-day, whether skies be dark or bright;
Make others happy by good deeds OF love-
Looking TO Jesus for help from above;
And then you II be happy now,
And Us the years pass on.
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While discussing philanthropy he other
day: For my part" said Gilliput, 81 do
not believe In these charilabls bureaus
Charity needs no middeman. like better
when meet Il deformed or blind creature up
on my way-(wiih great emotionl some truly
pretty pass this. remarked a fellow reading
newspaper III corner. 'there's still another
midnight attack. Ifihis continues we shall
soon DO robbed in open Daylight" I'm
quite indifferent TO that remarked Gilliput,
with shrug, II never 60 out with a cent on
my person" "Ah,' says the reader, "that
accounts for your views on chatiiy."
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Dia yon ever notice how things get in your
way when you're In huny2 A Boston wo-
man told her husband that runaway horse
was going by. He jumped 50 quick he sprain-.
two chairs aud skinned his ships, STEPPED on
the dog. upset the table with hopks end
drop light On it, ran against his wife and hurt
her. and got to the Window il,st as they wers
stopping the horse two blocks away roundthe
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-20

DRY RoT.--" The first external revelation
of the dry rot in men is tendency to Turk
aud lounge TO be at street corners, without
Ineligible reason /; to be goisg anywhere
when met to be abont many places rather
than any to do nothing tangible, but to have
ain intention Of performing number oftangi
bio duties tomorrow or the day after. "---
Charles Dickens.