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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02

GALE OF TIMBER LAND-Pursuant to q
~ decree rendered at the November term, 1879,
of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, in the
emit of Lee ct ais vs., 4 T. Lees Administrator;
therein named. on MONDAY, the 10Th day of
August, 1881, at II o'clock M. will sell At public
auction, before lha Court House door of said
county, q TRACT OF LANDS part of the
estste OF the late T. *. Ice, esq containing
1871 acres. This land ia in Lee Oistric. lice
about y mile snd one half south Of Burke's ata-
ton. nc jolas the land OF Mits Elizabeth Lee and
also ths land purchased by Marshall & Fairfax
from the undersigned Com missioner 1t is well
im5ered, and being close to the railroad, is, on
that sccount very desirable
Terms: Cash euough to pay costs Of suit and
expenses OF sale, aud the residue on 8 credit OF
6 II and IL months, to b. secured by the our
ch ser's homes. with good persjnai security.
bearing interest from Gay OF safe, and ttls TO bs
THOMAS MOORE,
jyl4-w4~ Surviving m mr.. Of sale
hlALsO VALUABLE LaNDIN FAIR
> FAX GOiI n rI.-ru'sua7tl L. d-cr.es rem.
derrS =, TO- Jun, t-rm leS y, d n, Hos.mD-r
term 1850 ot tn Circuit 'i"url Of f.!rt4x County
IN tn" su't Of 1inps vs.. Or g'oy a,d thar
III uh1.r-ix n,ssln # s,ir b rain
u,ms; III MN AZ, ugu-l l5b &C. ti->)
al oout II u'ciJcg IN wII --Ii Il uu1.ic suction
before The ,, Of the ourlhouse Of e.ld Cum
" the FAEM on which Judge 4. 4. Cockerllle
At present resides cJnt.iDnx "a acres snd y
.ler tract adj .cent thereto, containing 81
AGRA.
This an lies ne.r he viii &c of t'hanrilly and
n th- i.lt.l. XVII .r ,l,-. t. lien
red II, go nd 40 18th ~ >.rcI;.u-. d
.rsZ Tn III rn9.ms".s. c,Gs'st IF
, rum,rr'a1s ~ nuL, q h ~ 4 AL ..o
| -tsn:,si on -ru ding Tni- i. Oh the ..ls one
OF the 10 sL W. u.os and de.iraoe ia ns In Foie
| FIX county.
Terms # Sale: Enough cash to pay tn. costs
OF su't and expenses of .sie; the resdu. in three
equal snnusl instruments secured ~ the PUP
! chaser's notes Nth yood personal security
bearing Interest from day of sale Title to be
refined till .hs last pay ment g made.
| q, W THOMAS.
THOMAS K LOVE,
| s FERGUSON BEACH,
| FRANCIS L SMITH,
| K. WALTON MOORE,
| i7le-a4w Commissioners of sale
IL OOKl LUOKl STEEL WIRk HAIR
IL BRUSHES for Is c.a. each al
w. F. CRBlGHTON'S
febl5 So King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02

QUAINT MINERAL SPRING WAFER
- We have just received auother supply OF the
above water direct from the spring, snd Offer it
By the barrel or smaller qu,n,ity
ms z. : LEADBEAC & HRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-02

MILLIONS IN 1T ROACH TRaPS!-
IVA We hsv just received q new lot OF the
shove pronounced by all Tho best" Price Is
cents. MCLEAN q UHLER,
iyH Is King Street
, 1881-05-24

Test Case Made Up to Decide az TO
tho ConatlftltiolAality or tho Kahsas
liquor LaW-A DeclstoM to BE lRens
sjMrRI RfluHv.

A ,Ta.t Cc.a N1odc Vlr to T1ocfde ng Ia
.,'l....",.tr " 49, Tas..ss
s.i""or lie "'s Ls.wnx nss..ton on to- to no msn.
&iared Friday. ..
-xstas hspateh to 7hs Chicago THhtn&
LEAvESwonrIr, Kas., May 2,-One OF the
test cases brought by tho Kansas pharr,,-
eeuucai Assoelatlon m 10 ae1erl,he tae cons..-
tuhona'tty Of Tue STATE tfoh'nltaon 4aW, OF
moro particularly TO establish. their status
under that inv, WIS brought in the District
Ern.,ar " ono ~ ,l.a n,o,,,hn1a 0o ~ ~ sao.
GtoAel. Wy " ~ 'no..uot' " ~. .'o tso14 -
clatton tilea four lntoE1natlons aga'iiist >. A.
Holmes, n leading druggist OF this city with
tho caso vou,l hn hnrno hv tl,a Asencto.
s,"n s"T sT, pen,,,,i',or H. ~ fo,,%. ,,,a saa
tlous 1Ho 1IOIIsDlt1ul! tAW lulVluh Ills hhu
, 1881-05-24

made the appointment to .sntt himself. but
Cameron Succeeded III inducing tl,o Senate
not t., act an the nominations. l3otI! Scll-
ators arc very angry at the President for Ills
action.
C1}ASnf.En
Tho friends of William, E. Chandler. Mt
tribute Ills rejection, nj Sultclt0r-Hrleral to
tho Indifference OF tic President ard Secrr-
thry Blaine. neither Of wflntl,, they sny.
1nntlu ally effort to- get Democratic votes,
but rum9!neh pnssivc. wlilu Attornev-licll-
eral Mac VeRHll Waa very active III Ills cif0r&s
to defeat thu nomination.
TIT: HuaH ron OFFICES.
The President Is besicged Will, callers to-
day. Solnc Senators nre making ilnnl efforts
TT behalf Of friends III senrrh ut offices, and
others are calling to my their respects beforo
leaving tho city. Among tho callers have
beetl 1'cnttctoii, Blair. Sawyer. Harrison,
and Morrill,. Tho crowd WINS augmented BY
thuse who eXnect the President to. npnntnt
tllerl during the rtceas ut the Senate. 1t Is
rumored William Z. Cl,antlor. IL TO be MP
roi1tuu Snflcttnr-{iclieral before fnnR.
blaine Ia crowded with tho rush for Consult
ships. Ti,oro nra 600 applicants for some pc
sfttons.
THE 1nEEr.Ey EXPEDITION.
Lieut.. Greeley, who Is to command Tho
Johns about Nfay 15. Ills associates And sub.
orttlnates join him about juno l, when final
arrangements will ba completed.
, 1881-05-24
THE AQUEDUCtr BRIDGE.
ITB HISTORY,

u ths Ed|toT u 1Fs Chicago 1FlbWns.
,,, onasotar,, ~ War 49, H. ,,,,," - ,ttsaov
coau sec.y w. '' s aaa. as,,"d
cry whlch lll0strates Fefy curious Methoa
of the administration Of public affairs In
r,saad n law authorizing thc construction of
,'.,'s,, sns" 49,, pn.,,s,.a ~ f,narr,
lfce pfnMRo across t'e !o!Uhlan !,E " oooiSe,
town. ihe markets OF Whsttfleton ano
vegetable FIRMS on tho Virginia side, Tile
f,r,n.ra l,ova hoen comra,ioI tn nav heavy
.al7 '"su ~. uos 81, .' H., ~ ro.,.s os ss ~
tnnnte 10 tnls toil-pliuge, l1le ploiIs u
which are said to bo sl6' 'ooo annually. Alr:
IIncotn was forbidden by law to spend
, 1881-05-24
MORAL.
Don't bite OF more than you can chew.


IsntANArotla, Ind, May e3.-Fhls morn
Eng's session Ut tho uaptist Missionary Union
was occupied III the discussion Ut r0ports
from the Committees on AIlss!uns to Africa
and P!Ana Of Blbla Work, III regard to the
Inter, 81, animated debate took place, lit the
cnprsc of Which the ltevs. Drs. Morgan, of
Connecticut, Md Eyests, Of Now Jersey,
severely erltIIs!ssd an eXp!9'nstloa ri, ef tne h.
lay. Or. Murlnc.l,, at Boston. rho appoint-
lnept Of tho following COMMITTEES to u4llslaer
thu proposition for u genaral uApttst coilyell-
a6 tts 6yY "SneYNs NV 2ss ssk! lfN6 Nsa MSs! s.
fery, Cotora,o; A.. r. Mnson, .Massuct,p-
sets; 4. J. Ituwla,ll, HaDnsylynnla; Jutln A,
htasdus; keontnoky;M YIN. HI!llahs, ,.s Ma'
Gyaa5' Gfya 4 nd oRgt T. 4 6issss 6Gsas a Il AssssSs
Carolina, .,,I' ~.
, 1881-05-24

A Suit Involving tho pOkScssfon OF
Lurgo Alnonnt OF Real EsHtale In Pitts.
bnrg-Thc Claimants Aro mi Indian
Woman md Her 1Aalf-ISreed DauUli-
ter.
Special Df,pofth to Tha Chicago Tribune.
Tirrsnuru, I'a., Nay a3.-Onc of tho most
important cases ever tried In this State Will
bu called tomorrow in tic United States
Circuit Court here, the Hon. Joseph Bradley,
OF the United States Supreme Court, prcsid-
Ing. Yourreatlcrs wilt remember the case
OF Cub-a-You-Quit, daughter Of Wfilfnm
alowry, forperly OF rittsbnrg, which was
tried about two years ago, md In whic, tho
defendants wore successful. Tile suit. the
trial Of which is to commence tomorrow. Is
similar III nature, but varles In 0tlo
important particular. In tho Cub-a-
You-uuIt cnse tho platntifts failed to
prove n legal marriage between the
mother Of tho girl and William Mowry, but
tn the present case. Instituted by n cousin 0t
Cub-n-Y ou.Quit, It Ia claimed there will be
no difficulty on that score. The history OF
this caso IS Us follows: Alexander Addison
Mowry, brother of William Mowry, settled
In Saginaw Valley, Michigan, III 1874 or
thereabouts. That section Of tho country
was tnon wilderness, Inhabited only by
Indians and n few white traders. Addison
Mowry, who was a sort OF hale fellow well
met followed the general custom Of tho
whites and tuok to himself rs wife O-Gaw-
Dnlsi,-Kow- Alo-Q -Quny, who .was notet for her
beauty and tntellgcl,ce; but, unlike many
others, 1t is alleged that he llat formal mar
rtago ceremony perf0rmcd by Setl. willy, at
that tiMe a Justice uf the pcnee In East Sagl-
nav: lie died In 1S549, leaving to survive ltll
Ills IntIInn widow and Ills nlid her daughter,
Nancy, or, III the 1ndia,, tongue, Waw.Ss-t;e-
Xhe-G9quay. The plnlntftfs In tho present
court and demand that those WHO llayu long
| occupied 1ands III tttis city OF great value,
once the property OF Addison Alowry's father,
| b. elected nlM thg property R1yon to the
Afowry. The attorneys h, the case include
some Of the nblest lawyers In this State aud
| Michigan. The value OF the property III dis
pute IL cs timntod at from $4,000 o00 to s10,
| OOO,0QO,
, 1881-05-24

shn,r H1 n,,nnsis,nn aiI y nv '''' "o''A ~
""e'A ,,+,,,
sESAoA tt,is t,is,,
snid: ~! WAS s!tfpf!set NJ tlio 'GcltnG ah'onR
!nycnnt1!tncnls. lt" Wlonls ulstIMt ~ ~
ntt nu VIZ n.S!ls ~ ~ ~ .a ,,i,, ~.
vut"s f,r lin rat,irt, ~ Stuntor Cunkiinv ifKs
his naifItraf pravr tn cnm t,aYar ia ru.
ninctpti In fi,at sontinn.
.sau,,r, ww.v au,uv~n
n,s AssEnu.sMHS .., "a s sa'Nshn s'.sss H. ,,,.
ttnn to TIE reelection of c0nklnX anu pIatt.
Our ranks ure Awcllii1E eyarY ,dny, allq tlie
Hrtnt all9ss or ltoptlp!lcaats aTa hetettMiileM@
Tint th9 A.iittiistfatloll snaii oa n},h,am,t -
Assf'Isi,iyaen ascK @n4 VmaMofEM .hSr +.
.cnts united on tho question: snti, sat'trt!"y,
y, he prollised tic people he would fulfill
the'r "l'nos' o7,,rn rrxAnxs.
said hIs eoi,stitnen!s we're again$t tl,e actlo1l
Of ConkllnK and 1'att, but said l'e favored
their. reelection. Nevertheless, 40 far as
numbers Ut tho Legislature nre chtcerned,
t!lero are but few, attonlpts to defend
tho nction ct the senators now: Ihpse Mllo
speak Il! their bo!lIsit argue tilat the PINS
tt Inr tat psc tlle scnato Is 10 too eveny ba,ancel
sGrylcenh!e to the kspMnliG'.l, PATTY aan 1s tnay
~ prsi,s,n1 Iii, f,nrn TnnEIimT "vi,I sl,n,rt
II H., tnf,'.;ratt, @ NM" ,.,nra a;fS"ivniv
a ,a ay o.hes atGs II Is ana M aae huy h,;
snS ,ui5 at,x,a ,e' nvo s tha ynf,a oa m.ariv
ate Oily m.nons ~, . VI 1--we @10 f"se7 III t4'"i's
u""''.n.ous .''.. as pus''o's ,..
THEY c1'A1A CLEAN MATURITY
Of the l01 Representatives and expect to hold
thing depends upoli t,i!s calleiis. II az iho
ReptlbItca1iS 20 iutu this cntletS, the rf0.a-
, 1881-05-24
SIMON CAMERON.
OPINION or THE oLD Wi1EEt1IonsB.

sp.eial ptspateh to Tns Chtea,o Tribune.
ptntApEprlt1A. May 23.-Slmon Cameron,
III tho cn,lrsu Of all Interview to-day con-
corning the present political situation, satd:
1.-THE differences in tile party aro vorv acrl-
OTIS, rua1ly tlnnEcr0us, and l cannot sce now
how they aro tn bo settled. The disposition
to fight rather thnn to :ainicably
adiust tho differences is tic worst
feature Of the situation. nlways acted upon
tho theory that you must compromise with
or crush your enemy. rarely cvcr rosorted
to tho iatter alternative, certainly never until
], had carefully calculated tho strength
of tito man to be sat upon, and
Its effect ilpon tho party. No
man, In my Judgment, Is wise enough or
strong enough to neglect tl,ts precauiion
without injury tn himself OF Ills party.
Many man not in place or party nre rs csson-
tial to party SUCCESS rs thoso WHO nrc repre-
renting 1t for tho time being. There has
bcen
4 LACK OF CnnDIA1IrY
alt around, atltt Il disposition oli the part OF
the Executive IL listen 10 bail advisors.
There was Il solution Of the difficulties per-
fectly honorable 10 both partIns. believe
Gen. Gnrilel,l's best friends felt that
1e made mistake In nominating
Robertson. Such balnK the casc. II hs
had Withdrawn all OF tho New Yoris appoint
,ncnts ai,d bagai, annw, no llerson could lave
eyeaa fyd is at %c Sd T w wSH4 avS so sPssn. qssn
eictl both t1le party. and the President, be-
cause 1t would. have shawn II desire
tn, meet, MI Interests ~ al amieablo
lnatle. antl, Ii mt toirectcd, VIII destroy ths
party, for no organization. cn1l llyu while
divided Into factions, cacll having tho ntlier
by the throat. afr. CDnkllng nnd tho force
lle represents, might a!so aay commands,
CANNOT lie cnusIsEn.
and the mrty live; therefore, ha should have
tic withdrawal of Mi tllu Nov Yorls liolni1u!-
tluiss would have emrhnsIzaN. Tllu difficult
ty IN tbs why Is tint tl'a position VI tlle Sta!~
warts Is misunderstood mud 1nIsreprescnted.
III wlslch they appear, tho o'anlor is
| tint they want 10 culltrnl nll the Offices, or
ara trying tn dictate to tho President, when
tbs " refoTu,ers,,' are clamorng FOR patron.
tlla,, they. 1t Is lleraldea M n fight for
| purity III politics. and 4 contest against
u. l asns . Ths h. StaMSrsf tq|n ~ heiiryc II ;e
stroy L. sfr, CollkIng wllI, Il. my Judg-
ment, do any reasonable thing l,ecessary to
party harmony. regret exceedingly Ills
reaigNnti1n. but
lie HAD GREAT PROPAGATION
ss s & "s & M Ss'f ssss s IL s R5sssat
controls lie lifts. Tlle reaction viii DO ti,ore
tav2r}1'Y ,3 Ss';ator r. HConk||ng II 1t does moi
e SDid yoa % sao s;s,'. Si!sat,. letter to Senator
| Jones llpu,l tho sftllntttUn1"
II DID, ul'd rsgrst the circumstances TINT
called It out. Gen. drant y out % public
ts s fd tery se S' @ possSity !" sSnk ~ q % lis being
| caINltipkH In 1851 ~
, 1881-05-24
AT NEW YORK CITY.

Ngw Yonx. May GA unaas-,aoatlng at
Republicans who lndorso tho uctlon 6t Prest-
dent tsart!o!d was held Tonight In Uhiqkels
lug lfall, Ex-Juage FlthIau presile4. Dis
patches wore read from Hcn9tpx' Al.
word aud jain Jay. regrettiRs the!r ina-
hllity ito bu present. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the 'isepphl!qans
Ut tlils etty offer to tbs President apl to hls
ADMINISTRATION t,nir cordial suppast. nut
ssct Of sl:e pg9n!a y shur ipg!tt7
.pyHunInf lsIpubltean ,nTinciple; that tle hits
; gtrHAltv!lul,ee Of Ais ttuo siatesn.Aas!!p TO
''te ltHttug advantage of the Na!lopl tllat tho
Administrator - -;
HAS uuNR STEADILY FoAXAssr
/ In the 1ati, OF true statesll'al.shtp, With 1e.
oi tils Nation. The resolutions also declare
that the Administration has rescued the
Treasury FROM thu embarrassment ln which
htlstI!a Democratic Congress lett ii, al!q BY
II single wisu ulld sasuelotls measlre has
savea ~ lha pcupls on Interest cllArke
, 1881-05-24
POLITICAL.

IOWA REPUBLICAN, CONVEST1oS
DEs AIo1SEs, H., afay :a.-fhe Republican
Stute Convention to nominate candidates io
Governor, observation-disclosures, eupfen'
Judge, aud Superintendent Of Public ~ ~
strtEtlou, Inns been called TO lneet ~ Lei
Moites, "Wednesday, june 30.
, 1881-05-24
FIRE RECORD.
6psttal Uhpateh 10 1hA f,h,.os, ~ ~.

CLEVELAND, o., May .A.-1,t. As WA
stsuctlye fire which has visited f,lava,ss ,aoss %,
many months broke out early tLIi'eaand ill., In
among the lumbcr-yards and n,as ,.ss ,eYehlnx
located On tle Hats 1t otIgfnated In pm.s p..,!.s
soi''s planning mill, which was ta,,,ia NJ nass'
stroyed, togatllar with large s,na"Y ,.S u.
lun,bor. Tic flames ragged for severn, vSas Sa' Of
and spread successfully to the Wh,,n'a's
Raymond Organ Campany's WorLs. WeI
drylng-houso Of 3fouro0 jIrother. ~ w
dealers. Whose large stock Of un,ha, 'stuot aa.
Ing WINS also burned; and j. If vaa!''ia vsa'o'a.
patntrmIIl. Woods, Perry 4 r.. r. ~ ;;s@sI!eys
Ings and stock Of lu,nbnr wos ~ - oa''d'
mud MISC thpse OF Putler. tH1d1aeeoa1ged,
Co., lMmber,.tlealers. MANY o{nerr' r''sel ,ssall =
tllo same business, and irUi, works inaa ia,as III
with the freight deputs Of lie N.,v ,vKyyalet yt
!'rnnsylyatIlR II Ohio RaiIway. mi inv H. aefs,
freight lflcs wore endangered int "is @.li lass
flately tno wing Was tlfayorahle to Il, rtsa.
spread Of the fire. Tile e1nbaEtnrnnt' t'fftiet " s
CIevGinnd. C9lt!mbns, Clncinatl Il lnlis1naans H. as
ni's Ky. isa.ltial aiuea " checking the adyanea
LARGELY that trHias eouIu tvs nasa p'nS" 10y 81
Coipany WIS forced ta llse tic trartx S"J ~ a hs
1nkG Slore Company from }esra tu ths :, r'., a,s
The losses, as we'll ~ cAN BE- rstln,nia.Ss' S't}'
Night. arc ny f0lIDws: Emerson, Z " "
lt}ss slU,NN, Insurance Sl0,0W: WItE.os,,,
Y knyIl,pntt,. luss 35,000, INSURANCE Ssf.y, Ssf.ty
Alonrue Hr1ttters; loss 33,D0. covered f6%' H ~
slrnlice; j. i. Morluy,'laxs SUo0N, pIoGab'r Oh X.
luss S4.oj OIL buillIns and S3'S 1aS o1 ~ ~
Insurance. 1000; Potter, BirdsajI 4 IL ''es ~.
25go0; insured for q, ,0jo in io scsI,an,ss,ss ss
IL Tralers' nf New York aid sim, "s.',y T. y.
Manufacturer 0f BGstoil. ~ VIZ
, 1881-05-24
NOTES,

Hptefds piSpdffh to TIA Chicago TffhNn&,
w.s,,r"nTo~ . ~ 30 stov @-,rnoro ia to
"AoiAlNo tuN' ~ W ~"J n',,,ss". t, .,t'
DC 1a'te IN exoaus ol tAo!net people .uls
week. Secretary Lincoln leaves for Fort
Secretary Kirkwood will leave to.morrow Tor
=. - t...a ,,..',isa ~ s,.as,.i ~ ,,r,.
lo"a, W w s"no ~ ".sAe' ~ aE'e.a s. .u p.
vatc business anu 10 1ako rest; oeetetass
mud next Wednesday will deliver tho oration
y. ahe S u"'s,ng m " ..'o rnstasns s.asa1 ~
laa1 c!ty. Mr. plalile eHpects u ienye W'as en.s
week for Il short rest aHu lAttofhey-Generol
MacVeaRh will 90 To Philadelphia.
r,Ir 1,nEs,nEsr
hos yormod m mans for the summor and
cannot un!i tho hca!tl. OF Mrs. Garfield Is
restored. He sald to-day TINT ho felt moro
certain Of her recovery than lle has ut any
time IF her slckuusy. Tle foyor still con.
lnes, oat sype1'is ,,s Ira iafulhn.,i Maan
sne aoos lsG9sos slse VIZ H., tn' ~ ~
Msnt9r Tor tlo soasoh. w. tto rfes!aei.t W.! W..
So!aiGrs Hos M mo wll Gt seisc: aly sf WI
s1,e taca ior summer G'Mpt19I " afHi H.
tne iiesluen.I WY Mentit ". ,.U,It Hu Hao'tos fs
Hse agGepfn afta'o'9 W oo''sepu's 4oi
''''' @>"'' ,A,,u
po,,t,o,ors ,ro ,na,.inr J . ,,ovouont n re.
moye Gen. Mann, Goln,ssi9nsr p; 1 q 1ntefna! le9a
NevenNe. lnis 'noteineHs " w uy lnn!4nh ~,
niul. Wh9 aasile = mhvu ~ ,1I!moM!t"f ~ H III
4nn, appolnied Commissioner. Senator Hen Z! =
Harrison 3 t. understood t9 De netiye in 7 tlils
move; Ihe IN Indiana peop!e are l! nakliig lt. toua
complaints ttlat tlclt services i'tlve aot oGeM
SM.Gssty .n nGeosig1 tfa Wy @ sn' S9 "u ,s,a WITH
last Oet9per without aay ai4 from Atsprb9lic, ~,
a. 91n speMhs.t' aa "IInGat % aS Go't'0ns H. Yt.t
eeilatof 3he1'hall IL h!so Whuefstnnu " oe u
lnyor u tho Eel.lnsM! ~ neh; Nnull!.
ssy. ss II t"tEssr 4S%t a esss tss ss*
seels ~ naye nee! eSlecttea .t u n,a uat
% ~ woada "nss p sMppof'si q H. 11a1 surn5 fsoMns5 "
nsa'aa,l; atl4!ah Is n.y., 1ss"nsTne fs u
ava a'nanes a!aniaM afos1tsa r. ,s.,..,.ss
s.ssans ~ p,ago pss r. tyner
~ piosiis li!vaueHt1 Mlu ID p.fss'IH AaI,
btlAl U4QtS lot kllhl fllEt, uQW IIlAk " SGEltl8
COIi,lissiUncr Ut PenhionH. Tile President,
70 u gentleman WHO recently cnlted upon
lin, suId TINT Gvn, lsuu,M ilul lllt.{io MI TX.
CviIeut olllrGr, ind tint lis had not COM
tr1l,pjatcd, unI IjI not contemplate, ulakiug
any chnnsp III t!lut ntiice lie st,iI however,
, 1881-05-24
AT WASHINGTON.

ar u,o,.,s.tna,r o.@. n n r. ,fa, ~ Il m.,,,hor
;.' Whsh1noluS' ~ ~, ..',s .n"s -. - ca,,.s.sa'.
OF Hepl'plican oetl''toiS "no npGlt oa'utoss
and Snntlny III NcW York hrrlsea i'ore io-
dny. They bring u't1ereat reports nv 10 Tic
prospects of conKllng's reelection 70 Tug Sun,
w. e,ssseu M sas ~. .,'o,, o"S ,'. ,s.,,"e I'o
M'n'y ea!luale, mu s"ny 'om. Nv ueso'o ua,'n "n
WIS Il caittlltate from Inc nfsI' Qne octatoI
who wu,,ltl pe more likely TO reflect tho views
of tha Esw Ynrk administrator Asson,l,iy-
y. w.. ,s.' .,."t H., ,Io.s ~ thf,r T.
nlel', saSs thas no aoes Ill.,, not a'''na . !.
AI,";,,Ist ra,tnn nem,hiir"rs c,u"ot l,a In In.
'sa' n,'rcG to 1s smnnort % tho C"nklinr nauhlne.
u"ecu w o"ppo'r u.o S'H., In. ..Ia ~.
Administrator; but who has bcen disposed
cnu ls o"Tue @ bp resated oe md d. o
eq epratIy eps ta ho viii WI not atte @ s
publican cauc,,sss, Or owe allegiance to the
Administrations: that, Oil the contrary. he
Will place himself II sharp antnponlslh
to tho AdmlnistFation, and enieAyur
M lay tho Foundation Ut y new
npou the prinelplo II opposlt!nM 70 iMQllOp
2y @ ~ tKs ,ls " "! Nn VIZ ork t,n1 M tnay NJ 1
Mutt9Pn1t lANnHuE W AsSM - = W tosh'N. NHf
voted resolutions sustaining C4nkilngs catltt-
tlncy u q very 8lRlltlchuI l'llleatlon III Ilelr
threaselIeA n9w lnovoN'ols. ....-..
THE nEAocnArlc 1EApEns IN CONGRESS
hnve bcsl In conference as to tl,s proper
pUlTcy to bu p,rs,lell by tic Democrats III tho
Nav York Lsulsinturs. The conclusion is
hrljsvrff ia iMyn bpuI, Ia raun,u,lu1lI ID t]lo
DUl1locrats OF Tie Nav York Assembly, tirst,
l., rlert two Democrats It pussItjv; ytc0nf,
10 pInct Ct,nkifIlg hid onu Democrat: third.
IT, ii.nt C0nkIlnx unif pntt. Friends of thu
administration ttulitla to tie bulief that
I;nnkiImw hns matIo arrangements to seclIru
slloh Democratic vOtes as Ilay 6u necessary.
Thv report lmt {}p,tld, the ne,Vly-rppnIl,tr.l
Collector 0f buhA!o, md Clinton Au!)ntlgnll,
the en4Wly-nppotntoI United States MArsllAl
fhr tue NerthorIi District o. New fnrk, arn
prominent III Cahkitnk : conferences ~ New
fork nxcltes Bltrprise more. ~ yleW Df th0
fNGt tint, btfore their confirmation ena Wltl "
they were eager to SCENT secure A.!MlMis;,
tratton support, they Loudly prt'elntlAed
th0ir iuyAlty tQ tha ADMINISTRATION,
and said THAT .fpnkltng lad a!Mttp, u
Mlstnke, 01lu that us action WIS un}tlstltla.
ble. lro.ntncnt Democrats ligre pro4lcl tls9t
there Will be dea.lluck IN the New YORK
Legislature, aud say that tho t]rst purpose G,t
the Democrats ~ TINT body Wlil ba, tn work
| To- sgctlr6 a postpDnolllent Of tho election ull-
I'll OocoMbes, -..
| HOLDER.
, 1881-05-24
6IANlHY~MATIhEWS,

CiNciSNArlt May .s$s,- s$a"-: Justice stanlpy Mat-
thews has rstur,leal' front Washington. To-
morrow !la will uprtoflg II II ,,lirst duty under
his recent appuintlneMt by sitting With Judge
SWING tn the Circuit poart l,uncl. and call lug
tho equity docket. liz ilas racrlytl many
congratulations upon llls CONTINUATION.
, 1881-05-24

morning on their way 10 Dako,a ~.
mostly farmers and sons Of farma., % lhey are
takc stp lal,d somewhere III tl,e 1an,a md will
Valley. Ttny have sufllcitns to h'sa hn'', lfSer
nt once, Tl1oy .arc but The l,a,h,'s1 ausl1l work
larger colony. which Will iSinws isJi,,,Sets Of
r. r IT,, t',ls ,on omn L. losate. Mr. s. as s9on
so % brinK o',t q ta ne present patty AID s
, 1881-05-24
~, i, THE, CH,CKASAW GUARDS,

1LEM1uIa, Tann., May &}.-A grant ovation
Eresre4t tho chickasaw Guassls to-Nlght On
kheir1etuEn from Now ORLEANS, wllafo they
won: itfhe first prizv III tlle co!upetjye drill
Fl1daY, Aluln street was illuminated, aud u
general display Vi fireworks Er1Ptsd ;tli8
VictHfH ulnng tho line Ut nlutch trDM the
4elQttU thu Arluory. u
, 1881-05-24
COLORADO CATTLE.

uA1sksy1ILE, Tex, May sSnih9 nj, i,s sblp
west Texas cattlen,sn's assoo'a"o,, 'aor,y 1lo,oQ1
1000 CARLOADS ps eatl!e, or nsa,I ~" the 1lIs.
lieatl, from hers gus seaso'. aa1t;ou MI to th!.
soati rss'as s s Ms|f9saj % y esupsS ys;f ~
ss sss S 4ss s1'9li Sy i;st ts%ssss S%'!tIss
ifat wfI sisS h shp iii about s'oo 6a!ss " s''
ii
, 1881-05-24
SUDDEN DEATH.

DErnoIr, Mich., May IA man, ap-
parentiy ~ years OF age. supposed 10 hs u
lawyer of Jacksonylllc, died Au44enly on ths
Michigan EuntrAl dayexpEnss Saturday. bt,,
tween 1ncksDn nld Detroit ll!s trunk WAS
checked for Lansing, marked ~. l.. u"
, 1881-05-24
AT WAuISlslAS.

WAuKEoAN, ILL.,, May :sl-At l.alf.pass /
O'clock yesterday 1norulng a fire broke out
In building owned and occupied by phIllp
BRAND rs n barbrf-st,op, Oil tiunesee street.
1t being a frnh'a structure, the fire spread
very rapidly, aiad soUn the twa Mljalnlnx
storcs OIL the north we're III flames. As tha
fire llau tt,a,le grelt prngrtss when litscoy.
cred, mitch n!arln wns felt fur Tie man busI.
t,e.s portion Of the t,wn. Tl!e tire tiepa,t-
ileiit lesuOl,slMl promptly, aud BY unecasnu
Efforts gulIthltt the tiru to these tlIree hul-
lngB, Wlileh wore completely destroyed,
Tiiey will itO doubt be rrbGlt wilt! brlckl At
once. Most Of tho stock III tho stotes was
sayed. and the loss 0n buildings IL generally
c0Yatil by lliSuruilca,
, 1881-05-24
Iljr :wrsTrRA CANAL C0NVEN IloN.

DrTxSr0Kr, IW, Muy@l-Ua1l'e' - - Trade
SECRETARY OF the New iosx ,,t n'a ',aa1sxrubhs .ls
and Transportation, to-'''ens r,na} Improve
Secretary. the!!ivss u ,rsst a'Il hers Wsas.','
cSayertiS; rSt pssf usss sts as ssat yss,s,
ttoan {ayer ot qs o.! u tst;slIa'!cra q sssy srEy
Il Sssts fS * F}}hs Fa'sstlug promises ~ " :.