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JUDGEMENTS.

JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR Cornr-1uncE AsrtIosy-C. \.
IInlu ys. Noble q. Itoss and .TAna Iaoss, 500.
CtHcutr CoutrT ~ JU1uE ROuE1ts-Confa'l
stafntnrtz ct nj. w. Lake ahoro &; Michigan
NouttGrn l,a!lrou,l Company: yurict, Sist, nnta
tu.ltinn for iluw tr1Hl. 49,.
Ju,>tlr HAwrs-reopic, exc, use Of AMu
| Conrad I'ox, ticbt $p.sip, datnagcs $ico.1J.
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THE CHICAGO HORSE MARKET.
alcssrs. F. j. Berry &..Co., of the Monroe
street horse and mule market, report tho fol-
lowing transactions FOR the week:
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T1OR SALE-CIiOlCE H4ARGAlNS: ~
IL Furesf.nv.. NEAR Th!rtY-ttfttl-st. hnAleyaH -
u n fuG twu fronts. in par ont, oaay tarn't t..t
inIlntIn-ny,, near Frty tf&hEt- bonleyntl, " !es"
S,a,e.s near Th'riy !.st, 10 fcet+ soo per 1901
JacEaii-st.. lust cast Ut Cnllforua-nr.. lots ~
lct fUutI GRsJ tattAs. :, ~, .~ i, &,.o xo, srrdk
ans IN ~ terna " iIjMLEf lN(}LEnEW,
a@ s1'' ~~ iii UNnfbQgt,.a&., H0nMN
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INN worknict,, il tho experiment eia'i pros.n
sucEcss. VIII Rr1Dnhly eaaliEn ~ tn dqr FIX w.9 y,
Wurkluen ns thosu employed III ncrlnany, tnat0
woultl arum To be no rcaaon why American
% articio, j. It 4 beer Gotsc Of anything elso, III
punpio is, on II tho o.her slde of tho Atlantic:
other question,
| TIE rm.cK OF AssERscAS GLASSWARE
Is much hIsbor than It nught to 10. ind for two
reasons: Tho hIxh waKes paid the un!on s!9ss.
which enter into tho nanufncs.ira., The prlaGt.
pai &:eMlcnl III uso IL soia-Ash. wntrn IL iarxesy
cout.try work frnm Two to tlyc hours Il day. mud
their laly will average moro than 81 e.l hYar. ~
so Kesy we sas yesr o
workman H. ihls eoary ;rn sS,s!IS nS xoi
slass Hu ~ was IS worth % u tie oi.i Country: Tne
ta nay q duty al ID pei cunt on tne eiasswaro
Wiz Wiz t% tha %nes'eaa @ a.s @ viii ise
occur 10 Him lhat thu ties1nuu Riasshlowcr has
every in,lncesncnt to cross tho se.s 70 90 country
| Whuro ha can Barn butter WaEGs nud tue tier"
.ncIt 10 keep hiM right whorc be- 1a. instead Of
% cnabiei 10 @ uotnpoto with thsr American rivals;
il" win tSo tcsilan u,,thdritics and te!o-
Eraphtd slsn. 70 BY ~ their Nuara ios me u9
| SttIKpEb' TEpEGsQulntIfG Wll0 WIS uItEt NtFtuAA
| wvrkMuu. Tho pnly wonder IL that tAa 1attgr
proceeAed - carefully " to yet big cighty ,sl1
Il IL only within COMPARATIVELY recent date
TINT tho nlHuufaUtuFu of alasa In this country
w!s earr!sd on tua any very great extent outside
probably no ntheE p!Ac1 In tho country wncrc
THE uSE IlllstE ISUl.EnlESr
, III tho ulanufueturu Of Klass-klAss band-can DO
obtAIt,eA R4 ShcAp, or In AuGA AlNniattcp. or W
ciuso ut huliJ " III IL 6Ala Couuty llltnola. lu
| peAasYlYApta tho aA1d lks to Re hauled QYe&
The National tribune., 1881-05-01
children's Fun.

CERTAIN little dainsel being aggravated beyond en-
durance by her big brother, fell down her and
cried 30 Lord, bless my brother Tom. He lies he
steals, he swears All boys do. Us girls don't. Amen'
AN Ohio Sunday school boy was asked if he had his
choice which ne would prefer to be- General Washington
or Napoleon Bonaparte, aud he answered promptly
General Garfield
A SMALL boy astonshed his mother the other day by
wishing himself pudding "Why pudding Frank .
asked his mother He replied . Cause then would
have lots OF sugar put into me ! y
PA said little seven-year old fellow, 81 guess our
man Ralph is good Christian How SO, my boy9"
the wicked shall not live half his days. and Ralph says he
has lived ever since he boy
LITTLE boy who to pass the afternoon with
neghbors little daughter given two pieces of candy
larger piece to the little girl. mo mother, didn't
You told me always to give the biggest piece to company
and was company over there
girl whose mother belongs the official cir
Gle was watching the procession and the dgntares
the platform. The mother pointed General Garfield
and said There, child, that's the President
What" exclaimed in dismay, ''isnt Mrs Hayes going
to be President any more ~
THERE is in Baltimore boy named siOlle,' who is
Just out of dresses friend of the family asked whose
boy be was "Im mammy's boy ssWhy Ollie said
his father eproachfuly. Yes, continued Ollie sand
T. papas boy 'How can that be ?' asked the friend
Why my gracious : was the reply s'can't wagon
still in church told him If he spoke big dog would
bite him The little fellow kept bright but quick outlook
for the canine terror till about the middle of the first
prayer when he startled the congregation by piping out
Mamma, where is the big dog?
AS the family of very orthodox divine were gravey
discussing why the baby naughty, boy of twelAe
who had just commenced to study the steam engine as
well the catechsm, asked Papa as we inherit all
there not greater of sin to the square inch in
the baby than any of the rest of us ("
The National tribune., 1881-05-01
The Family Doctor.

FEL0NA certain for felon is said to be wind
cloth loosely about the finger, leaving the end Free
Pour common gunpOwder till the afflicted part en-
tirey covered. Keep the whole wet with strong spirits
of camphor.
CATARRH.-A health publication says One of the most
prominent of catarrh is the excessive of salt
and heaters such sweets fats condiments and starch
This of carbonaceous food cxctes and names the
membranes of the throat nasal passages bron
chia tubes etc 1t also caused by indigestion and
stipation Headache and neuralgia proceed from the
cause.
CURE FOR HIccouGa-A medical journal gives the fol-
lowing safe and simple means of relieving this trouble
some disorder Infate the lungs fully possible,
and thus press firmly on the agtated diaphragm. In
few seconds the spasmodic action of the muscle win
cease This may be true of ordinary hiccough but this
panied With great prosraton almost invariably
dcaton that death is very near.
How TO TREAT CoLD.--When you get chilly all over
and away into your bones and begin snie and almost
struggle for your breath just begin In time and your
tribuation need last very long Get powdered
your camphor bottle and smell 1t frequently pour
on your handkerchief and wipe your nose with it when
ever needed Your will not get sore, and you will
wonder what has become OF your cold. begin ths
treatment in the forenoon aud keep intervals until
you go to bed. and you will sleep as well as you
did
Com SILKS AS A REMEDY-Who would have thought
that the silk on of green powerful and
efficient remedy for dropsy for bladder trouble and for
the diseases of the kidneys In the Louisville Medical
Meas we find of the medical properties of
silk and the that have been effected by its The
way to take two double handsfu fresh corn
silk and boil gallons of water until but ga0a
mains Add sugar TO make syrup. Drink tGmbler
full thrice daily and it will relieve dropsy by increasing
the how Of the urine most enormously Other diseases
OF the bladder and kidneys are benefited by the reme
which prompt efficient and grateful to the stomach
The treatment be continued for months without dam
/ ger Or inconyenieace.
The National tribune., 1881-05-01
Gaoies' auo Gbiloren's page.
The Bloom and the Tassel.

hear the bobwhite whistle in the devy breath of morn
Lsood with beating heart beside the babblng Macochee
To see love down the glen keep her trst with me-
saw her with quiet grace the shaded path along
And pause to pluck flower hear the thrushs
Denledby her proud father as suitor to be
Sne came to with loving trust gracious little queen
Above station that gentle maiden shone,
For she belle and wide beloved, bulb unknown
knee,
For love this gracious painces gave heart to
SO like startled awn before longing eyes she stood
with all the freshness girl woinanhood.
a tremDied about her divine
Anu sammered In awkward speech be mine
lis sweet to hear the patterng dm
ls sweet to hear the birds the rpplg
- stream
sigh,
More sweet than these beside loving low reply
IN Tne little hand held in mine held all had of life
ITS better destiny soothe strife,
angels DER above
MY angel walked with earth gave
All dearest wife heart stirred my eyes dim with
think of all the loving faith of all bygone years
ror now we stand upon the spot in that dewy
win the bloom upon the alder and the the
-DoNN PfATr.
The National tribune., 1881-05-01
Marriage.

Men aud women, and especially young people do not
know that takes years marry completely hearts
even of the most loving and well-sorted But nature
allows no sudden change We slope very gradually from
the cradle to the summit of life Marriage gradual
fraction of us at time. happy wedock is long fall
ing in love. know young persons think love belongs
only to brown hair and plump, round, crimson cheeks
So it does for its beginning just Mount Washington
of love which the bridal day knows nothing Of Youth
is the tasse and slken flower of love age is the full
corn ripe and solid in the Beautiful is the
ing of love- with its prophetic crimson violet purple
and gold with it's hopes of days that TO Beau
ul also is the evening of love, with its glad remem
brances and its rainbow side turned toward heaven as
we'll earth Young people marry their oppostes in
temper and general character, and such marriage is
generally good one They no DO h.n i lnstnotve sd The
be wed with blue and my requires to be
little modified with somewhat OF dullness and reserve
When these oppostes come together TO be Wed they 90
not know it, but each thinks the other just like himself
Old people marry their opposites they marry their
simars and from calculation Each of these two arrange
very proper In their long Journey these young
and both win charm the other back again. and by and by
they will be agreed to the place they will go to- and
the road they will go by, and become reconcied The
man will be nobler and larger for being associated with
so much humanity unlike himself, and she will be
bier for having manhood beside her. that seeks
her deficiencies and supply her with what she
lacks the diversity be not too great and there be real
piety and love in their hearts to begin with. The old
bridegroom, having much shorter Journey TO make,
and complete marriage is perhaps as rare as perfect
personal beauty Men and women married fraction
ally now a small fraction, then large fraction Very
few are married totally, and they only, think, after
forty fifty years of gradual approach aud expert
ment Such large and sweet fruit is a complete mar
riage that it needs very long 10 ripen in and
then long winter to mellow and season. But real
happy marriage of love and Judgment between noble
and is one of the things SO very handsome
that If the were the Greek poets tabled g0d hs
might stop the world in order feast his eyeS with sucl
i q spectacle Theodore Parker
The National tribune., 1881-05-01
The William Goat.

Macy lad William goat,
And he was black as Jet
Hs followed Mary round all day
And liked her you Just bet
tie went with her TO school one day,
The teacher kicked him out;
IL made the children grin you know,
To have the goat bout.
But though old whackem kicked him out
Yet stifl he fingered near
he waited just outside the door
TIL Whackem did appear
Theu William ran TO meet the man
He ran mis- level best
Ard met him Just behind, you know,
Down Just below the vest.
Old Whackem turned a summsrsault;
The goat stood on his head
And Mary laughed herself 80 sick
She had 70 20 to bed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Five COWS died the other day at Bridgewater,
RoCkleSh ham county, from eating sorghum cane
The report of the Tobacco Association OF Dau
vile, submitted yesterday for the mouth of d.
ly. shows Ella. 07S lbs. sold for 1856. 934 IS
being 40 average OF $ll 81 per 100 lbs.
The horses in the Fire Dspsrlm 70! of Rich.
moDd ara now furnished with the patent sWiog
Jog bsrocss which has been 10 use 10 toe Isrgol
cities of the North and West for several yesrs
10 Norfolk couoty snd the neghborhood the
youog par.ridges are said to be we'll grown for
the season Of the year. The early broods are
reported to b, fully grown, end in the ooveys
cannot DO told from the old birdf.
L7pchburg is to have summer hotel on q
new plsu 80 enable people to eucy all the pleas
urs of ba!hirg, fishing, boating. &c., without
having TO pay too much for them. The idea
seems to be TO establish sors Of summer vii.
lsgo on the river.
Work on the new White Oak Railroad, which
is TO extend from Chester. 90 The Ricl LII 1nd
Petersburg road, to Bermuda Hundreds, and
from Clover Iii TO Epes' Falls, Oh the Appo
maltox river, was ooumerc,d Oh last Friday.
The oost Of the work, which is to be completed
within 90 days. will be ia the neighborhood of
$3.50 600 Some two hundred hands are now
employd % the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
Shooting AifraYS.

DENVER. Ooi, Aug : "A special dispstch to
tho Republican from silver Spring dated yesler-
dsy says; Msjor Fay YVES yesterday shot and
dangerously wounded by Davidson, his brother
in-lsw while the two were lighting. The quar-
rol is supposed TO have had its source in family
troubles
CR1cAGo, Aug 2,-The row at Rebcccs street
last nlShl, WAS Of considerable importance 1t
originated in quarrel boswocn Tom Cahill q
sewer worker, about 70 years old. who fred a
shot at boy named Chris Dixon. who had iess-
Cd him. Dixon complained to policeman Ray
who, was prevented by Toms mother anal
brothers from arresling Cshil. Ray summon.
ed the police wagon. snd several officers tried to
enter tho house, which In the meantime had
been bAr,icaded. The door wss iaally forced
open, when Tom Cahill fred nni into the
breast of officer o. Brien just above the helrt in.
flcting wound tbst is probably mortal. he
.lso shot officer Ray in the head but not talally
Du;Ing The melee Tom received wound in tht
body. The ball passing through tho liver and
will prove fatal, the mother wss also sho.
The arrests were finally made and the bloody
pistol which had bsen reloaded was found hid
den in bed ticking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

Mr.. ?. O'Copnsr will start for America II
about ten days. and will make tour throgut
the couotry 10 the interest of the land League.
1t is stated that another plot TO assass1s.e
the Gar tas been discovered and frustrated b.
the police. The Car and family left Moscow
secretly Oh Sunday for N,ioi Novgorod.
Mr.. Pnrne!l was temporarily suspended il
the House of Commons yesterday for offsnsive
language. The discussion of the Land bill il
The House OF Lords began yesterday.
Prince Napoleon, in letter to the Bona.
partist electoral committee. advocates the re-
vision of the constitution 50 as to permit the
chief of the state 10 be elec.ad by the direct
vote of the nation.
Il is believed that Sir William Haraourt, the
English home secretary, obtained considerable
Information iD relation to internal nachioes
from the memorandum of McGrsth. one of the
men arrested for attempting to blow up the
town hall at Liverpool.
Oo lat Thursday, at six clock 10 the morn.
ing, 40 explosion of powder magszne occur.
red at Maz'tlan. A whole squ,re was blown
up and macy families were buried under the
ruins. Aboutsixty bt dies have been recovered.
An scodent occurred at the stston OF the mar.
ro~ guage railroad at Mexico yesterday by which
four persons were kll:d and one other Injured,
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etnbbeG by Their Father.

NEW York Aug 2-Jss M,Csr:hy, aged
46 years, residing ct No. Is Hsrper's place,
brooklyn, Was arrested last eveoitg for stab
biug Mrs. Sarah Reeves and Mrs NJ .ry Eouis,
bis daughters. with shoem .ke,'s katie. The
prisoner ratutcd to ki' hons under lhs iiHl.
eoce OF liquor and qasrteiIed with his wife.
His daughters in.erf,red 10 thsr mothers By
half, when be stabbed Sarah 10 the right ,hls b
and Mary 10 tho lower part OF the back. Both
wounds sra severe, though not tatsl. MoUattby
Was licked up at the Washington street station
house. Tbs Injured women w:rs removed to
the Oily Hesll.aI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
a Fatal Thunder Storm.

SCRANTON, PA.. Angus. IA severe thug
der stern. accompanied by We'd AID rau,
swep, thr, ush the Lsckawanns Valley yester-
day afternoon, dniuY caus: ID 3rsb'o tamaSe.
Durieg the stress Of tho storm Sebastian Gsm-
bach, u duckiug boss employed at the Dodge
c,al breaker, lu the outskirts OF the city. Was
killed at his work y a terrific flash OF lightoius.
Gsmbaca was 10 the tower OF the breaker, where
the coal is dumped into the chute as it is hauled
from the nine The breskr is sbou: coo
buCdrcd and 6ItY feet high. aud the a,sl fl ssh
came through us op.n window. A workman
who stood few feet from Gsmbach said the
latter fell with CRY OF pain when the bolt
ruck him, and that he never stirred ,f,er1srd.
Iaury Lewis, the fireman. a. tho toat OF the
nrrsker. Was sunped by the electric current
aud q rjwo Elk yards froB hs~or A woman
uamed Mis-. Harris, residing 10 he c'ty. sus.
sned painful shock. The Ceilings House,
st Pltlntop, was struck by lightning. aud scmo
miuor ac:i .cuts are reported up the valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02

A Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in An
incurable Lung disease or COnsump.
ton. Is ROW RS Is Il Oh CHlA t.
FhUCHEs do not disorder tue stomach ike
cough sYruIs and baissms. but net directly
on the 1nfiamed parts, sllsYIng irritation,
give relief fla asthma, Bronchitis Coughs,
Cafarrh, and the Throat troubles Wnicn
einsers ana Public speakers are cub.
iect TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Iroches have been recommended by phy.iciaas
ard always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
sn entire generation. they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedies Of
the aye. sold at 26c. = box everywhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
Financial.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Ths Pcs.'s hosucial
article says: Tho speculative markets BIO oil
strong and higher to day, Til: sdvaoc. has
ragged from 4,34 per c,ut The stocks which
led the rise hsvlog been bought up to the e.
urcs named; Hapnbal sud st. Joseph preferred
70 Iii Wabash to 81 ard %; Milwaukee and
ST. Ps1I to ll53; Like Shore TO l26t; Mchi-
gan Central to lUla; New Y lrk Cen raj 10 l44s;
Union Pacific 10 l27i; Western u lion Tsle-
graph to ooh; Delaware, L.ckawana and Wa
bash to 1913; Northoru Pacific 10 All and SGT;
jersey CeotsI 10 9555. u. s bonds are high.
er for the a. and ex ended g. Safe boads arc
Is higher for Lonislsoa c,oso!s ADD otherwise
neglected. R. r. bouda ore doll and irregular.
The money market continues extremely easy at
27,34 per cent for call loaus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
Tie Dynamite Plot

PEORIA, ILL, AugGu9; 2.-P. W. Cro9e.
OF thl. CRY, whose game has been manlioned in
connection with tbs ATTEMPT to blaW 10 the
Bhilsh vessels. openly cJntessas his koo.ledge
of the plot, and aims tic same right to manu-
tacture explosives that others hava to make
Ere srmS. Hs hos letters from O'Donoy,u
Rosa and boasts that sitter September lst, no
English vessel will b. safe. Som, of the shells
are on exhibition, but there is nothing to iud-
cate that those already used we're made here.
1t ia thought that toe shells are being made
here and that the explosives aud machoety are
at otter points.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
National Fair Trade Leaeue

LONDON, August "a new organization,
called the "Natunsl Fair Trade League" has
issued a statement of It's meapiog aud purposes
The league is the RESULT of private oout .reuce,
held Missy 81. Is otj -cts generally ste those
koosn uddsr the nane OF reciprocity. Sp2ca
arrangements 10 favor of the E4gIish colo1ies
with absolute Tree trade in raw materials tor
home Industries arc also features of the scheme.
There is also proposal to impose very mod
ctate duty upon Il articles OF food irom foreign
couoIr'ts. Mr., Lloyd the banker, is chairman
Of the Ex: Gu ivs Committee, which ioclndes
Mr. Lister, q manufacturer Of Bradford, VIM
has subscribed 1000 pounds towards the fuods
of tho league.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
Suicide In a station ssouse.

New YORK. August "A young man en-
tered the Mercer sGrcst police station last q IT.
comrlsipg Of calls and fever He VISA sllo SEQ
10 remain 10 the sitting room for some time
aloGe. When Que of the detectives went inc
the room the stranger Was covered with hiUed
which vas h)Wing from CASH 10 his throat
A knife was WrsCohed from him after SHARP
struggle. At the New York Hospital, wher:
he WAS removed. his wound was regarded OIL
fatal. He gave the name IF August Ohll,r. G
mschioist aud native OF Coborg spd Sexong
He came here eighteen ycsTs ego. F3i scvara
days be has been drinking heavily and his rest
act is supposed to hevo resulted from prolonged
dehuunh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Presidents Condition Still
Improving.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. August ,. $50 T. ID.
The President passed very pleasant plight and
slept sReetly the greater part OF the tine.
This moruiog he uwuko refreshed and appears
comfortable aud cheerful. Pulse Of, tempera
ture 9S 4, respiration IS.
(Ohcial Bullotiu)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Angus; ,. 1880 3. N.
The P.eSldcot is passing the day comfortably,
with his head and shoulders raised 10 the same
manner SIS Seseid4y. the monrlng dressing
his wouod wss found to bo doing admirably.
His pnlse is DOW 90. Temperature IS t, rsspra'
liJn 70