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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

SCEIE IN a CoLOGED CuURCu .-Rei
Elous SERVICES have been 10 picgro.5 fer some
time pas: Ia the Ii. T.. Cauren. soi2red. O.
south WasulogtoD street. Rev. ". VI. I0rt-
Dsn pastor. LIS; 1i.ht Cgoad Of ycuog ca
oFed men visited Inc caurc5, lrd behe7ed 10 :
very unoecom5g maouGr, net oaig disturbing
thoae sitting a;cuGd them, bus vsr; much er-
b,frassrg the preacher. Mg. Fvr.man bore
With tie conduc: Of TIC y0uGg men CO
"a ion2 as p1:s!b!e, bat 81 lgs: D..erya gs7c
way and he putIio!y rotukeG them Alter :his
'hIcg5 progressed smoclhIq uo,iI the c;uare2t-
100 @as dismissed. ~heo ooe c! Iba ggag, VII
Ntade''s, rotcr!ous character. edged his way
up 70 tho altar. where tee preacher vas sauc-
ing, 5hskloF hardS wi:il the memners OK his
njcs, and drawing pisto! from his p1ckot,
threatened TO K |! tho msU WHO dar.d % r.tukc
him Tor his Tuti Nam O. course, his Created
lively sc.ns. Daring he txci;em9nt wai1h
prevailed Msde!ia was ,ekcn Of ~ his CON-
paoIons, aHd quiet Va. Soon res orsd. No
o1mp siat haa yet been made. ci,nfr by TAG
prrescher or cay member CT tie clurYl agaias :
aialeils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
xand1is Gazette and Virginia 4 Advertiser
.LOG.aL BEEYIGIEH.

s. long boa., name unknown, ran iaso the
steamer Harry I.odor Of Stony Point !ss. L ishs,
carrying Gwsy 8 good portion Of tho ialer's
Joiaer:' wo7S sid oshelwi.e damaging she ste&cl-
er. she INSIDE hcr Zip 20 dag ae usuAl.
IEera Was heavy killing fros! es1ly ing
morning. Tee weather to day, like inst If ye2-
serday, has pten delightfully."- pleasant.
Mr. ~. Is Brown left last nigh! for
:,aiein, i. &, 20 engage in the co:lan busiaeIG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

2ie TtGi:el P'oLabstities, Noe. l.. IS3i.-i
So- the MiddlO States warner south 20 wat
wirds, falling barometer AID fai- wcatha- until
Friday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

THE SOLDIERS CEMETERY. --Uap;aa J. '.
DAVIS, the etiic:cat Superintendent Of !ha So
dleSs' Cemetery. near thi5 eI;y. - making =
tensiVo liz p:0YciIaStg 70 tie lodge. CT res-
d?ncc, al tLa! HI3cr. lie les JUS completed
lnprovemfOts 70 the grounds surrounding the
lodge, aud the caGln5@Ty, wAarJ a.a &uiiai
,housaTd- c: jalcn -o.3ic,a. Is ID = sp Gut
coDdiricr. Il la GEO q she uo.t / ,au i'u
places OF result hcTaSnolig, sna on pi~a-.ri
SoDusY sitcrGCGL9 Il :g t:r0Gcca G,il giS.tCis
Captain Davis, wh2 by bis courteous c,anotr.
sad genuine ae7:a, ;as T0gGc mary ircyd~. Is
looked upon BY o.; 80 tie most ,icicH! snr .
io;enden; ever 10 ofsrge CT the caiac:nr7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
ssE3y GseSaRa.

AleSaEdris, Va, Nov 7, leSl.
NuR BUTEK hss Just returned from &c C.
~ ord trip t. New Yors, and has sddsd many
sMractions in DRESS GOODS, Sc.
New Colora ia Hoires ard Satin Sttioed Mc;res
Striped Plu:hs': Colored Velvets,
Attractive Plaidu
New Colors in Chuddah Cloths,
Large add ion to Cashmere stock some sre.
e:al'y attractive goods for boys wasr; Light
Clolkinge, Wool Pushes for Cloaks and
Trimmings.
Notwithstanding large sdvanca ia Domestic
Oooos, we ara supplying Gu. customers at old
pll,es. We are selling ono Of The best makes in
bIesched lC-l ShaetiDg 3: 5 to TIC per gard
nncec Tho market pli2e. Special attentio On is di.
Tectsd to our new Towels at 50al7c. Our nov
6eHZog Hlt supporting Corset Rad CUE Coz
Ocraet are worth examination.
now j. II, rACKhTT, 100 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

RESIGNED. Tho Rev. II. Sn:or, Q! ~n;;oS
Church, tas CO. :. having rasiGae3 - Gro Z;
the examining cEnplaiSg ri The di.nr-c. j, y,
Beverly y. Iuek r, Ct Wais2a. Nchua:, );
couoty. has ho'D aproin.cl 10 ns p!scc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Boats Wm Smith. Jas Green,
Belts, ri Ke7aey. . 6 Love. J s PlsLto, j l.
Reed e = Doo.he and y Stewart 20 American
Goal Co Sallie y Jennie, to Georges Crock
Coal & Iroa Go. y q Nes;, 20 ,iEo 2 A2new
y Co. Ale- kra!z 10 Sinclair 6 hglew.
Depsftcd-Eoa:s " Smith, jas Green, 7 I
Belts, hi kersey, 4 =. Lowe, Pistte, j L
Reed, G y BootLe d Stowsrt, Gall!5 s Jennie.
NJ a Yves: a1d kr.iZ.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC NOV Is 1851.
Snn asSes.,........,. i %:.;, s-t:......... T.
AEa.VED
Str Excelsior, Ec-!oik. 20 = !! Uooa
SchT amelia hc.H, PILLS. 20 " = &E2oCt
SAILED
Sir Excelsior, Norfolk. hy = 2 aooa.
Str as.:sDo. iowsr to.C. by } Ecode!s & Go,
Str &rrcws:ui.h. lower Potomac. ~ |o-
;omsc Ferry Company.
ScEr & S2Inr:oa. I:O7i91Ece by Airc'!,:n
Coal Co.
schr q Z Gda!ier:on. Norfolk. by j : Egns3
Il Co.
Schr Edws!d Ewing, Petersburg. ~ j = a.
low Il Co.
PASSED U?.
Schr Sa|jie Nae To- e o7Ge.cwn
PASSED Down.
Schrs " l. white AID E:aaaa ..tr3, ::cca
GeorsctcWn.
EE4oEaNDa,
Brig h.rnA and schr Geo p Aa,ot!, lro!a
Richmond. a. Rev y crk lCh.
Brig Sullivan, from GeoTSGtGTn, &nd sch: (
Hanrshnn. t.OGl this pert a. Eos.oa lG;y,.
3chr Paul & Thompson, cleared st r ew ! o K.
for Sichnoad 1870.
Scbr General Torber., from this city, ct Nor.
folk 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

IF roU want Good Suit for so. $40. SIS
OF SIS 20 TO tie cid reliable firm OF 8. MATER
MAN l. Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
ERUCATfONAL.
nECORATsVE ART GLASS.

7 ECORATiVE ART GLASS.
Miss McbLAIWS GLASS III CHINA,
SILK and WOOD PAINTING will meet st
Mrs Docse7's, on Qloan street. on MONDAY,
November let, 3. = O'clock. Those wishing 10
SEQ specimens OF Hiss McB:sir's work, or TO re-
csivo her instruction, ore requested to commu.
nicsts with Mrs Dorsey. IS s.. Assph st., until
tho 4th of November, when Mrs Dorsey will
take possession Of har htuia on Queen street
Qately occuoisd hy Mr Penics.) oct27-lm
A NIGHT SCHOOL FOX YOUNG MIN
"A Will DO opened by
NORMAN +. MCORE
On MUHDAY. October 3ist, 1884,
For teriaS. etc, SIMPLY ct Mo. II south Royal
street, W stairs between Q snG 10 q. m. aud
and D. e.. oct22-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
:. rtstf5FEE 81.
x ~ DcV
~ a.. - sI 10 z
Remedy E.:s Nervous diseases.

WIS. The hi el;ica! Precision s.y bou: j! aud
ioc coed TcIu !! offending lis @ce II Eoli-
scho, Seuf.'sit, lG@!&".'iJ". c!ee;;-
ltsSIcss, t!cIvr;saass an:
H:i.iEsi;.
Celery has envy caC,G !Elo ruhic nc,i.a with
i'll tbs last few 7ssrs - resr;ne but suieniiic
eXperin smtS ay,d experience hav, proved beyond
a doubt that il coalro's Nervous Irritation AID
periodic Nervous sEd Sick ,tCai.crc 10 q marx.
ed degree.
Brown ;ie4Ga:h :ays ths; Cesrr contains m.ra
nerve food tSgu a1Y oLGer TeGntsb o Or substance
found in us;u-e Ccl-ry Was Grs. discovered sud
Csed CO = Dergiao hy E!a:ch phN s;Clsns Sbout
1857. Flu. s. CO II DMniioH &! ltc bATAAUT OF
CELhKY AND q; MONILE. which hiss
been tut recently Introduced IL Inc profession
end the pubic ~ i: (. VI ;}euaoi!, hss pre-.
Cuced euch r'aiva,Cua results IL curing n*T7Q ua.
nees snd h :i=chca Anl especially nc:.Cu, hid
sick headaches ieuraHla paralysis, Indigestion
SDd sieeris:s2css III - ii ms excited public at
tention and neNspsaer comments, ant many
physicians have tested lha .ucrss OF this prepar-
A!ion With taa hcst rc:1Ss, rs Ql0sad DsioW from
q few.
WHHT :iGSICLA#aSAY
doctor Roaso:'s preparation ct Celery and
CbRnGIl'e iCr nervous Diseases IS the MOS. IN.
portsnt addition .nsdo 20 ne IN sters meiics IL
the las. Qusrier 81 ccl:ufY,"-[i!-. j. W. J.
Hn2lsr, Of Baltimore.
"Ur. i ,nson'3 Pills arc worth .hei. weight ia
gold in nerTous ED sick hssdachca FIR A.
81 Schicter. cf Baltimore.
"Shese pills arc Invaluable in nervcus dis.
essaF."-(Uf. ilsmtnoEd. Of Kew Eorb.
"Dr. be1soT's Pills fox tho cure Of neuralsi.
arc succe - nr. e, j.. Eoi.aan. Of Christ
| isns5urg, ".
These pills ayc g special preparation Gully ccr
tho euro Of s9sa!=l G!;casss ~ I'D, sDd fer
lhsse diseases :hay sra :'"rtGy OF tfal By nll
Intelligent sui!nrc7s. They nra prepared e1-
press'y t. curG tie> e:Gac3o, l:etyocs hosGacbs,
dyspetlc Ee1Gaca" Euurslsis, neryousucss,
paralysis. sleepU;sae2s and Indigestion, a1d will
cure any Case. ffic9 20 cca:e. postage free.
Sold Sy sll :TugEis's,
DErO|AGG y. EfITAW.S'n,
Bsltinor5, Nd.
Wholesale hsCHt7, JAAEEY & Co. Drug.
gifts, Alexandra, Va. novl.t23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

Coon TEMPLAH, tho Grad hoig, Of
Good I'AuTiara .: Virginia Or ~ :; CGfi5..
ism, OF M!dd!egox county :3.ani Wo7tny Ch;,i
Ten p.ar. and SEQ ", .i:wEnurs:, Of th's ci:r.
Grand Worthy Secretary, VIII ologt in tho ani.
ct Golden i4iGb. hoaGc IL Peabody School
Building, corner IF H;aa sid Alfred sircd:s, on
Tuesday night ne%:. h3lEI orc hundred pa::
ftty ce!ega.cg, !Icla aee.!7 ORGY couaty i,
Virginia, VIII hn - attendance. Tao &r.G,i
lodge which will contiaua N scssiCa i;Iat,
d.ys will devote one night 80 public Tanpiia-
for The advancement o. tha cagsa Of tenn or
ance, st which sdGresss6 wil. re m2de hy scrn
OF the abtes: Good T.nplErs Of the SAFE. rhs
members ofiEs order otihia city ava making ac.S,
preparations Tor h entertainment cftha p.rip7s
They sn:ic'p7tl = glorious time, nat oir, Q
course very onthu isstic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

POLICE NOTES. Mayor Seek asm h3j b.
Tore MN tie Dornluy, IA upper hi2. stree;
grocery s'cr- Keeper, charged SKA saHiaa fresh
meats without Ii:eDse j 0aR lac, G5loyad.
charged vita dia5rieIy c3nGE:. ia kuoc. :r :
aeVeTai tinia9 q iho dos: 0: n, foslGeCco 81
Hr; y; &. Fauika-s, 81 TIC cocGcr CT Fayetta
"1u InGce streets $: a Ia:c hsrc LIST .i.ht.
thereof hsG'y Hti>!'teaic2 t7o isG;es $50 wcic
10 snH hon.c G!oa, a ;hn tiloe Gtoggcti ice,
colGrad, t1c n'us!ve i2a2U.ca 90 JOAN D..ia,
AID Geo. IL. Nc"iaaa. 32rseG win c.U .,Y 20
IA aDlmsi n cc.t!Gc eli c.r.aiu b!.c, este
tas!. mo SfocG:g Csc was required TO tal :
ont q lIcc1So to sci! flesh t1cz; .! La sta.o.
Joho LEGO, tbs c2;ioGcj aho*i5g air, 10 b. =
notorious bad character, wls lc2d 50, or six
months on ihe obsa Esg&, Lo vas iioct
81 50. and Nosland sa9 dIschGrzeA. he rs! =
rant sgalIs: MIN hayicg 5asa g;i5Graru.
Charles Eihb9 a)!0:c1, wss char8ci ~ bis
daughter, coioTCt wGmsn n4r i . 4iasr, nnh
be!og Dangerous c1.;!a, ans the m,ttgr 4as
referred By $40 hla2or - -. Smjth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
AGsFF8ss8 sAg.Es.
~ Green u Wise, Auct!oncers.

~ EiSSH ~ " $50, SlCL!ONcerS.
d :.& OF e LANCE AND VALUABLE
- PROPERTY IN FAIRFAX CO. VA
by virtue Of u dnGree Of thc Circuit Court o
t-'"z.Gd!la CtY. FIrGinjs. rendered on the Eth
dsy OF My. 1881, III the chsncery causes o.
Fsir:>1ys G'horatoa @: e.. and Washington
CI'y savings Bsnk cai others aasirst Weems,
administrator and others, tho undersigned, com
mssGnrrs, by .ha said decree thereto sU!hori.
20, will p7ocHed, on tho EiGuE-.&NTU DAY
OF NUY&a BEh, 1881, o! II o clock II TO sci
" ru6!:G suction, IL t:o1t OF the Marke! build
irE un Fa:!-"z street, IN tho ssid city Of Alex.
and.is, Va. IEGUT OF Lkr'D, in Fairfax
county, YE., containing six Thousand four hun.
drat ani io't7.lve (6.li5) scros ia tho bill and
ifoG&ec ilES IN 3ntlunuI, being the residue Of the
o:l4lr@l rurcnase by Thornton, from Fairfax,
1maiulng ursold. Tho Washington Gnd Ohio
Railroad 70 located through tbs tract, which il
ho9ut twenty miles tiln the cities Of Alexandra
End Washington.
1his property is now subdiyi led into seventeen
ti3 Giilefcn! parcels or lois designated on the
pals, respectively, as lots No |, containing ll7s
hcTc5, i51Tc or less; N ?, 1872! scres; No. 50!
acres; = i, 1871 ncr2s; No s. 1914 acfes No e.
Us: acr.s; No G2Ii ac1ra; No 5 1882: acrea :
500. Sol. SCres no 10. 39i Acres; no IL, COS!
acres; 70 II, lTit acres; no Is 81 sores; ~
H. 365 scTos; \, l. 1923 ac.pa; 70 IG 2ilI
scfas; i O l., III acres
Aho ssld t7sc! will h1 offered for sale SIS
woe. or II lots as stova, according 10 the mstes
I'D bonrds thereof laid down III Sid plat or Ger
TEN lots mag Dc sod together. or the larger lots
nIay be further Undivided on tho day OF sale,
IN tao discretion o! sho commissioners, to suil
purchasers. y POI Of the property will 90 ox.
h.Jl.e6 Oh tho day OF sale and can be inereots,,
shy i,u.o heiUra sti sale, t.! the law Office OF
i:''' ~ Hca!e, in ,hn city G Sleyan6ris, We.
I"@ ~. Hrriy IS within al hours ride OF the
CITY ct Washington, Il station On the premises,
nud Two lra:aa Il day each way. orc in the morn.
!nT nnd lne o;hG7 10 tho afternoon. Ii ia well
~n!eroi, 1nuch OF Ii adapted TO egrcu lure, while
n.htr portions are VsuaSle Tor its timber There
u 6 sU 1:t.:tbl msEsiy:, nousa On tns premises
srd good lnany smaller houses, occupied b.
iannrrGs and tsnail:.
Terms Of sale: SuiIj1et! Of tho purchase
TOaey IL cash 20 uey tao costs aTd expenses 0
cav aia Ea!3 ssy t9i isS CeUL snd the residue
thsreoi, % &c psJe3.c IL Cqusi ins.simsnts, o
ono Two ma throo Yeas. respectively, from Coy
%; 80. WIN lA!s!e:t. 10 be evidenced by tbs
ooh". o! lie purchaser or purchasers, with good
t&rkons! scc4F!lS, tHa CI;Hn6 'Ss!oasrs to rutai[
;G9 ;ii!c % sbd SD tnti. ,ns purchaser shall
haze pad al Of h. i'urchasu money. Convey
rncing >. sh;, cost oi taD purchased.
tlNDEfI i>ENT',
" Nlhiy,:NGEBJ
8. I. BEAGis,
uBOs &. MUSEBACn,
:. L. SMITH
cells. Commissioners.
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ssessvs. Sfausbury =. s,ro

Return thsnks 10 The u,ic for their liberal
patronage IN the past. ana earnestly req uest That
alt persons Le,irin2 TO have Stove Furnace @,
Fire. Pinci Hester work DONE will leave their
orders with them st onco so US to sycid Inc rash
Of the fall trace.
Tho 'Spleadid" Fire Place Furnace for nest.
iE2 ono or more rooms. is the best in The world.
lend or circular. For sa!e only By S.snsbury
q BRO, cor. ENG and Washington strseta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

MARRIAGEs.-Nr. Wii:ui Gr1;iaa.a Of
this city, ~as married in Baltimore, ygsltriry
to bliss Asto Ellis, Il Ws5l Eicsil:s the
ncWiy welded p=: ro.Uacd t. tt;s Gisg ,ast
night,
Mr.. Rush g S.ecc. OF Wss:,isetou and
Miss Virsini' Enc;ia2iisJ. oi thi2 CITY. wtrs
msrrici IN Wa,hiuatol ast night
A large nuubef OF III. nj5 IGciys&i1g s.Yofai
from this city, ss32Ubiei at tho residence OF j.
I. Loschmau, esq n9ar Btcnisvio. PsccG
william William count, Ga"aday r;lh' last: 70
Nsnris B Lcsohl.sn, 20 ai.. r. = Suck, ci
Otlosos; Fauquiss coUntg. by i.av. 4. =. Uc9y.
OF the Episcopal Chuc3, h;.2r ltc ceremony
the happy couple rCe.ivaj the c3p2ra ua;i5r6
OF their tilanGs, aud those pv=soot Yp.1 u1cst
enjoyable cqcrng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

ODD FELLOW's E'AIR.--TAa iai7 !tr -. De,
ID. ct the sick Ii ,lGeTs o. p5s3u.a i.1fgo cE
DAD Fellows, by he !GGg iIeqj 9: ira. cgsar,-
za'ioc, IVES targets a,eadcd las: aisG,. s-.4 :!,e
evening passed eif TAOS: li3aasg!Iy is cd Il ian
to tno ARTICLES u!en,o0cA 3as!c!isva7 o,ias so
exhibition. thero is = c'a3s, nyr a &grar 4
years old, IL petite :Us.,ag o'ter. 9h:c. vii
be rsiHot CT dlria2 tho :aIi; HGa2i;ni nc ISL
plated toy o1ohing eto2c. c3inpi.;o i, 81 lie
parts. arranged 10 80 c:la,cuo kt;o5tn, viii a!so
BE- rttil.d OF. ~ tia f,r t,-1isils Pot.
Mueller vii give Ia ius,:uuca.si a,uafr. +;
The cIosn CT the fair las: aGbt, tie yoia IL. the
articles named si0cG:
For Cauc-Which i, on exhibition IN Acsoa's
window-ie S'rauss -. } T. /; c,.nsp s.
NJ: }. Waterman > i. f. Mai5uryl
For Braceiets-tIeri;ufs :3.s9atur? Carrie
At"eil 5 Clara Tcsv3;a b sol; :;
For SCI Of jeStlcg--!.G.ia Ctrmp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

sess OsSES = aud 2 III CANS TOMA.
T. w TOES Just receTed
oei2l y. W. AVERY, 236 Kiugu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17
GSHGEsss ES.

'EsHS BEST ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP
s. a2d fancy Tniio! Soaps il thu city
&. W. AVERY, 9aG Kicg stree:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

GMhLL HAMS, SHOULDERS sot B-ask.
~ h;. Bacon received By
i. W. AVEKy, 2aaG King 6,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

rrrAE AUCTION BALE OF GEUUnRIES
3 q. the
CHiH&5B TEA STORE, ON MONDAY,
2ist instant.
Wis!'begin st ID r. II. Sale cf building at Il
O'Clock nrd llumedisley aittrwsrd tho store L Z =
lures, consisting Ct large Tro7anlne: Coffee
hil', r!s!io'm and Counter Scsles, Show Gases
C2uA!s!a, Bins, Tes Cana Desk, Copying Press,
CcmHinst!-a Cheese knife and St!e. &c, &c.
GCTiT-5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-17

ESLDUH SACXeI FLOUR SAUK5ll IN
> store and COR sa!2 ri bottom p1ices. All
sz : printed in c0lcTa.
na," HcaEAN s. i!HLER, 76 King g..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22

The San Francisco Daily Report has the
following: There is a bright, CHEEKY, con.
fdent tone to the Tombstone papers
especially to their leader, the Epitaph-
which speaks volumes for the camp. II
one only read the Epitaph without know
ing anything aside from its columns, the
conclusion would enevitably be reached
that Tombstone was doing well and felt
quite sure of doing better. A gentleman
who visited the Daily Report office yester-
day, had just returned from the southern
country after a prolonged survey of the
land. He pronounces Tombstone the
" boss camp" and says that it reminds
him, in some respects. Of Virginia City in
its best days. although it is steadier and
there is more method about its business.
This is due, he supposes, to the large ad-
mixture Of cool-headed, st~eady-going
Eastern men. There are a large number
Of Comstockers down there" some of
the best of them, and fine fellows our
informant says, and there is plenty Of
money in circulation. He says what most
people do, viz hat the man who has q
little money and plenty of energy and in
dustry need not fear Arizona. As to the
gamblers, the !" cowboys" and such like,
they run together" and nobody need
have trouble with them if he minds his
own business and does not visit their
haunts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22
AsGreat surgical operation.

A Philadelphia newspaper has the follow
lowing: Medical adventure, which DUR
ing the last century has left few of the
physical penetralia of humanity unex-
plored, and has just conquered the last
delicate obstacle to the rehabilitation Of
the body. Operations involving the cut
ting of the throat and the introduction of
food by artificial means were thought to
be the utmost venture that science would
ever successfully make in replacing the
wasted, wounded or decaying forces of na-
ture. But a Vienna physician, Professor
Billroth, has invaded the stomach of a pa
tient, cut a cancer from the intricate It's
sues, and the subject is not only alive, but
in better health than ever. Before max
ing the experiment the doctor practiced ex-
haustively on the stomach of dogs, remov-
ing various parts, restoring the covering,
and succeeded in establishing the basis Of
his scientific principle of resection. The
human subject was a woman, and the can
Ger enormous, leaving some doubt in the
operators mind as to the elasticity of the
stomach to adjust itself after cut
ting out such a mass. But no diff
Guilty was experienced. The woman be-
gan by drinking milk, and graduated to
more substantial alimentary nourishment.
The operation involved the opening Of the
stomach, the cutting of the masses OF
tissue-like covering, the removal of several
pounds of generated accumulation, the
reclosing Of the aperture and the provision
for artificial distention of the new coating.
Physicians the world over will be delighted
if not surprised by this wonderful per-
Torrance, removing as it does another
from the list of generally supposed fatal
maladies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22

IT is a source of regret that the
supply of skilled .workmen in many
branches of trade in this country
is not equal to the demand. and it is a
matter which should be looked into by
employers. The increase in every branch
of business makes a corresponding in
crease in the demand for men capable of
filing the higher positions in the work.
shops and manufactures, and the ranks
of the old hands are gradually being
thinned out by death. A prominent
manufacturer in one of the Western
cities has been compelled to send to
Switzerland for the third time for men
skilled in his particular branch of bust
ness, and this means was only resorted
to after having used every effort in his
power to obtain hands in this country.
It is not a problem of difficult solution
by any means. for if any reasonable in
ducements should be held out to the boys
and young men of the day by the propri-
etors of our workshops and factories, a
a large number, and that, too, of the best
and most energetic kind, would gladly
embrace the opportunity Of placing them
selves in a position which in a few years
at most would render them independent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22
Gold in Alaska.

A Seattle, w. T., dispatch Of the 10th
says: G. W. Bulleneus, Inspector Of
Steam Boilers for this district, is in re.
ceipt Of q letter from a friend in Takou,
Alaska, who is an experienced miner, rep
resenting the mines to be very rich, and
giving promise OF lasting. He says men
are making from SIS to SIS per day on the
sea beach from the rock which has crum-
bled from the craggy cliffs above. SO
great is the writer's confidence in the
mine that he has ordered from San Fran
cisco a 20-stamp mill with the necessary
machinery to operate it. He says the
Winter has been very severe. There is
now from four to six feet of snow at Takou.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22

To understand this is Of more importance
than to know how to work. The latter can
be learned easily; the former it takes years
to learn, and some people never learn the
art Of resting. 1t is simply a change OF
scenes and activities. Loafng may not be
resting. Sitting down for days with moth
ing to do is not restful. A change is
needed to bring into play q different set of
faculties and turn the life into q new
channel. The mar who works hard finds
his best rest in playing hard. The man
who is burdened with care finds relief in
something that is active, yet free from
responsibility. Above ali, keep good
natured and don't abuse your best friend.
the stomach.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-22
A Cool SPOT I'm the Comstock.

The Enterprise says: 1.-THE Union.
Mexican winze is now down 40 feet below
the 2700 level. 1t has passed through
streaks of various kinds of vein material
a heavy body of clay among other things
and is now in birdseye porphyry. All
this is very promising. as mining men
we'll know. A curious thing about this
winze-and the thing the like Of which
has never before been seen on the Com.
stock-is that it is quite cool and comfort
able. The men work right along without
the slightest inconvenience. Even the
water coming in is cool, although the
depth below the surface is 2740 feet.
What this may portend remains to be
saen