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RAILROADS.
1881 GREAT 1881

1881 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH, WEST & SOUTHWEST
srEE1 Rails Is e sPLES Sbfn' SCENE:
RAGNIF1CENT EQUIPMENT.
May l6.h, 1881.
Tralns leave Washington from depot OF BAL,
T1HORE = POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth ard 8 ST. sets, rs follows
Fo5 philedelphis, New York and the East. sand
IL 81 a.m daily, except Sunday. and zoe, 1000
and - Is pm dsily, with Pslsce Cars. Lln,
itsd .&xgress of Pullman Parlor Cars 9.3G.
an. dsily except Sunday. For Philsdepr
sDd 10 80 y. ~. d-iiy, except Sund.y, ard
- OF, ? %, 10 aid 10 Is 2: m: daily.
fsrlor car TO PAttsburg and Sleeping car 10
Plttsburg and Chicago 1880 a. IL. daliy
$50 Q. n. dsi y, with fslace Car to Chicago,
For Cansndajsus and the North w t. II.
except Sunday and $50 =. m. dsily, szcep.
Saturday, With Palsce Car t. Csnsndsigus.
For Watkins. 1880 @. m. daily except Suu.
dag.
For Baltimore, 81, 500. $50 .nd 1924 an:
200, 20, 4.40, $40, 9.3C, 10 90 and iO.l5 D. NJ
On Sunday, e.0O and 1879 Anu; 2.G0, SAL 98V
Il % ano lois .. II.
sur tope's CreeE lime, % .. m. and 40 p. H.
ds:ly, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, ~ y. m. and DO p. N. daily
exccp! sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fo- hiexandria 7UO, I %, $40. and II 80 s.,
NJ. HId ~, 8, 70, g aud II 80 p. NJ. Sun
day a. on. 8 ~, and u 30 3. M. and p. NJ,
Trains lesTa Alexandria 10y Washington, 90
8.O5, and 10 $. L., and 1910, 3, s, I, 9lO
p m. ard II night.
On Sunday al $50, and 10 .. Ill. and Oh and
9 II 2. n.
GhNOUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Vi,
Qusntico end Richmond, will leave Aleysn.
dria 81 1929 and II Z? =. N. daily and 5 y 2.
n. dsIly, except Sunday.
Fas: mail, leaving at II u .. m, makes but one
stop, VIZ: TT Quhntlco, between A!exandrls
and Richmond
| Tickets and information can be procured 8
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
| Southesst. j. Il. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger agent
| FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. mylS
! a + q ! n a MIDLAND kAILWAi
| Y JOHN 5. BARBOUR, President.
| On sad SHOT SU NDAY, May 49, 1851, Pas
| aeESar tTaics will run Al tolOWs;
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( 1APGN SPRINGS AND BATH. (sLKA
~ LINE lITHIA WATER HAMPSHIkH
COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA.. Algo ChaIy.
beate Waters, rich il IroT, and iae White
sulphur Spring in the Neig borhood Open on
juue Isl to IS ate in October Us the company
will justify. Unequal ed by any mineral wsters
IN m erica for Che cure of acid dyspepsia Kid
ney End bladder troubles, uterine ailments, pout
diseases of the skin, cstarth affections, rhcu.
mstlSm aid functional hesr! troubles IT Is
AN UNFAILIMG SOLVENT OF CAL
oUL These waters have proved Ct grea. vsiue
III many other diseases, but can bs more conf
IDENTIFY relied on il the above FAMED than any
other mineral springs in this country. l guar
81 zee cu'a If curatla by mineral waters Tho
belhs-ho:, cold anG snower-sre unes celled any
where. Inc lew snd oleasnt swimming pool Of
Sikalne water, tbs largest in thu United States
II not III the word. is especially sttrsc,iVe
~ T. sater or better place for ladies or child.
rem to leero IN swim. Plenty to fill their stom.
.ch and nc1o 6eis TO rest them on. Best mount
AIN roade In SirgiEIs one hHpdred dollars to tic
M expended upon thonl this spring. tEI mir
"a tnis elevated region is pure and delicious.
Uspol beng nesrer to all the cities north of The
tolnnsc than shy Of the Virgins springs Of
n0to by al avers2e Of Z hundred and City miles,
clglCi5 large patronage on that score For
pleasure or health the traveller reed not 10
iurihor. Board, % the month, Si2 $40 and
&c according TO location. Send tor 9amph els
GitocL OR cs!l gu w IS. THOMPSON, 7C3 18TH
1t Warrington, y. &. for pamphlets aud water
Fine music good coItiDg, isbinE and hunting
IN soa=on; good livery. ". b. SALE.
DglGiGl Proprietor.
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Thirty thousand bu;h9ls Of sp!iog Nhea:
shipped from st. Paul. MIMI, to Glasgow
Scotlscd. fer IS cents per tushe! tits shoas
what tbs Naw Orlsans route csu de- Sacked
flour (tor Pri:Is0 markell, 50 cents otf 100 bs
from st. Lou!7 70 L:yslpool viz NV Oticans
Evidently tho els vi chespnGss mas GOT cuiul.
nsteG yet
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Senator Vest says lie wishes a yresido1tn
eleot'on could hs peii jus; oow. The nemo
Gratis. IL BIS OPTION, w1uld ssecp lac couGtry
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DRUNKsNNESS A DIsEAsG-Dc. Albert d ",
homo, Boston. writes long communication 70
the n. i Herald Ga the above su! jsct, in which
lie a0S9rs that dsu"kcaasss Is 2 dsgsse, which,
when family ma,ady. will basome ex;inc:
prob iay n III. tt.ird generation.
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P0TO.n2C FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS

POTO.NNC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TaE POTOMAC RIVER
On and sitter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave Sc follows:
Steamer T. V. AFRO WSMlTR leaves poto.
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and IL u Rs
DAY, at SO a. ~, for Leonardtonn ard all
intermediate landings.
Steamer u YoIIU leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDE ESDAY and FRIDAY. at sc
y. ~, for Nomini End intermediate landings.
GEO. X. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. & PADGETT, Agent. jyl7
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Core Cd Sores. Ui4sts Of any dsces
arisi.g from impure b'ood -Ea" s. S. S.
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E'OR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY

(GarrylnR the q. ;. MalI)
Will leave her wharf, foot of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS: at $50 p. N stopping at Piney Point
end Point Lockout going aud returning. Be-
turning leaves Norfolk Oh WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS a O'clock 3. NJ
Beginning with Msyl. 1881, E1cursion ,icse cts
will be issued good for tour day., ss follows
First class fsre to Fortress Monroe md Nor
folk, 81 o. First class round trip, So 30; Second
class, each way, 81 81; first class fare to ;'iney
Point and Point Lookout. ST. 80; First class
round trip, %; Second class, each way, rs cts.
Ststerooms 81. Meals Is cts.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
P. B. HOOE, Agent mb26
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s, ss;ass CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WEEK.
Ss11ss.4asssasG LY TIC

Ss5s.SassssSG LY TIC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DEACE AND BOSTON.
Steam ers lesye Alexandra LIVERY TUEs,
DAi and leaye Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria With she O
s. & III. snd W & o. 4. Rs, and at PbiIsdoi.
phis with Cydes regular Steamships for Fsll
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philsdelphis. and
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through bilis
of lading given. Insurance st the lowest rstes,
Agents:
F. a. REED, Aie1andris.
WIN. CLYDE & CO., Philadephis,
jan Sit
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n y T I Q E .
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, October 9TH, the
boats OF iae POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
az follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
100, 80, : 81, 8 80, 10 30 and IL 80 r. NJ, and
IL ~, 30, 2 so. 3 80, &c. s 81 and Is D. H.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
20, 7 80, 6 80, 30, 10 80 and II 80 g. M, And
l250, 3D. 2 30, 30, 4 80, 80 and 80 p m.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
a. 20 q. u.
my25 GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
/ INLAND s. SKABCARD UUAoTlNG CO.
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ncw G3G-'E nmenl o! PAaASuLS OF EICH
BERG ).
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Ia AsHINGTuN = oAlc kAILKoAu

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
DAY. BGrWHhN ALEXANDHIA
and ROUND dill,
Beginning May 8, 1851.
AesVe w asnlnsIOi. ii 70 a. nj. and 4 20 ..
m. ana Alexandria 1T 925 y. m. d Us D. n.
fasa .'aesourg. going westward, s. II 80 =. N.
ana AZ y. IN, and arrive ST. Round Hi! At
II 10 y IN. srd 7,2O y. N. Lsave Round Hill
al b 80 o. m. and II 81 pm. Pass Leesourg, 20.
ihS eastward, st u 10. snd | 10 o. NJ, and
STRIVE at AieSsndtIa st 8 10 q NJ, aud Is
Q. on H. and =: Washington S25 .. m. and
~ Passengers from Washington will take
nc Washington and Chic CARS at toe Baltimore
q fotomsc Rsilroad station ate 70 ~ ana 4. u
=: NJ and go through 10 hound bill without
change Of Csls
The Is a. m. tram from Alexandria and 1890
p -. %, tc&!D from Round Hill connect at Round
hlll with Mccoy Il Wigginton's Daily Line of
COACHES Tor oEicA ersvilie berrYville and VIM
chester; also Roamer's Line Of Coaches, which
,asye Leesourg dsily for Aide and Middle.
burg.
10Th trains, westward, make close connections,
as Venus, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
tax Court House
Communication tickets, 81 CITE per mile
animal tickets, $50.
4 Fl. EAVENEK,
myi-n General Ticket Agent
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Virninia: Corporation Court of the city of
Alexandtia, CLERKS Office i PR! 22d, 1881.
Tbs certificate Of liDiIted pscine,ship ~as pre-
sen:ed and having GGeE acknowledged before y
Notary Public Nc mittcd to record.
I'cate: MORTON III &RYE, CLERK.
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sSTO&E ON KING STkEhT FOk BGNT-
~ The THREE STORY BEICk STORE No.
q King street, running back to Market slley.
seplG e. Q. SHOOT & SONS.
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The steamers Of this company nake connec-
lions al Norfolk for Boston and ell points East
nj Now York with all points West and North :
vest, and ct AlaIsndria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rstes given and freight handled caro-.
fully and promptly. For further infor mstlon
spply to Il. 4. kEED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
WM. THOMPSON. President,
ldl5 street,
sep 27-tf WASHINGTON, ID q.
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as5sG aAlEs ga alGay,

DWELLING FOR kENT-Tne BRICK
b. DW HLLlHG on tho southeast corner Of
Pitt ana Wolfe sLs. Possession given lsl May.
Apolp TO
spl5scotf GREEN s. WISE.
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Eisgk's3&. s;Es ERss<!sF,s4. tHr,
GlOD REASONS FOR THE DOCTORS
FAITH.

MONROE Gs.. March 23 1890.
We have for twalve months been prescribing
CSHiNs Syphilitic Spncifc') in the treatment
OF Sy lhIis and many other diseases for which
Ii Is recommended, and the results have been
most salts fectory, not having been disappointed
in G single instance. We think, for all diseases
II is recommended 10 euro it stands without b
peer, Sid that gil the medical profession will
sooner or lator, be forced 10 acknowledge it in
the,treatment OF syphilis as sine qua non.
N. l.. GALLOWAY, ". D.
j. ROBINSON, II. u.
ATLANTA. Ga, May o. 1879.
Ono OF our wrrkmen had bad case Ct .yphilis
CT five years standing. snd Was cured enti ely
with 'SWifis SpyEiliLic Specific"
VIM K. & T w. HOOPER.
TIL SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prictOrs, Atlanta GS.
Sold by E. S. LEhDBEATHB p BRO.
Ca for D copy Of Young Mems Frenc."
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a IkGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN $. BARBOUR, President.
On sad SHOT SUNDAY, Msy Is, 1851. Pas.
seIgsr trains will run 81 follows;
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SCSE llEss EESsssfTs,
NEKNEY SPRINGS,
~ SHRNANDDAED o., VA.
SAMUEL N MUiLIN, Proprietor.

This large and delightful summer resort, stu
atHd among the mountains of tho Valley Of Vir.
g!nia, Only y miles sway from Baltimore and
Ohio X Z. 1T Mount Jackson. From this point
passengers leave for the Springs, being convey ed
in elegant Park Wsgonstte over q splendid
mountain read, arriving in inc for eary tes.
Round trip tickets Issued by railroad com.
psnies. Send for pamphlet
} X. CHANCELLOR Res Ply, myl7-lm
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Steamers OF this line will run Is follows:
FOR NORFOLK.

Connecting With Merchants and Miners Line
Tor Boston, steamer
L.s5 g SEp TIE E.EES
EVEHX MDEnAY, WEDNESDAY .nd
hGlDA I, al C0 o'c!ocE p.ri-; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days 81 AGO J.. n.
This stsunch iron steamer has just been paint.
90 throughout, staterooms newly furnished snG
csrrctod, and is the handsomos: Us we'll as the
safest boat on tho fot0m &C river and chesapeake
bay. and ls tho OIL Is steamer nlaSing Close con-
ne&tion with the New York and Boston stesm-
ars also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINkf POINT
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Msy lst, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for four Gays. will be i.su,d as follows -
Eics'csss round trip to #. Monroe End Norfolk
S3 > hrst csss fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk 81; second Glass esch wsy S. 50; first
class fara u Piney Point and PIil. Lookout
s. 80; Eist claas round trip to Piney Point snd
Foldt Lookout 81 30; second clsgs esch way 75c.
Sls.erooms 81; meals 76c.
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InY1S-2a IdW 49,

EH0K SALh-Fhe THREE STORY BRlUK
a. DWELLING wish two story back build
ing No. Is soutn Washington sire IT, west side !;
nlne rooms, moderate improvements, side lot
we'll stocked With fin" roaos sad rare lowers
che House fronts OF, Wellington street 20 f,st,
more or 1858 depth of lot lOS feet inches 10 d Is
Ieet niley; side 10. 70 teot more or .e=s by les
feet Inches 20 Al a.ey. Also tie LOT Oh the
opposite side Of the street. fronting 50 feet, moro
iess, by il5 feet inches - sn ai!yy. pply TO
mY2i-tf l. Il. UALGk, at CIT q ct Bank.
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Tho crror in writing he Hrme Sue q. Uickiu-
son was corrected by making il Sue Ill. njCkiu.
sCA before sigolag.
WM NEYztEs ADAMS.
.,utsrG ~ Jllc,
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EsSsS NEW TssgsK.
STEaasT z ssa e. &. HsFEGf IT ssJrE JGssh
%sES<syY
aVERY FRIDAY, Al y no.; snd returning,
leave New York, from pier Al, hast river, EV.
Elk 5ATU RDAY, at O'Clock g. m.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS is TO CERTIFY to all whom these
= presents shall come that we, whose names
arc hereto subscribed. 10 wit: j. f. tscke.t. OF
the Stale Of Virginia. and Sue ID. dickinson
married woman, as q separate and sole trader OF
the city Of New York, State OF Nav York, nave
entered into limited partnership for the pur-
pose OF trsnssctlng and carrying on the whole
sale aud retail dry goods buainess IN the city OF
Alexandria, and State of Virgins undef sno
by virtue of the provisions of the l42i chspter OF
tho code Of Virgiuis of 1873. upon the terms,
conditions and liabilities hereinafter set forth,
70 wit
lst. The said partnership is TO be conducted
under the f IN of j. 3. Tsckett
q. The general nature Ut the business Intend
ed to DO rs:sacted by the ea.d partnership is
the who esa!e aud retail dry goods businers.
81. The place Of ssid business is IS follows,
viz: the city of Alexandria, in the State of Vir-
glnis.
4.h. The general partner ia J e Tackett re-
,iiing in tie State of Virginia, and The special
partner is Sue NJ. Dickinson, q married woman.
rs separate and sole trader, residing inlhe city
of New York, State Of New York.
9Th. The said special partner viz: the said
Sua III. Dickinson has contributed to the COM
mon stocs of the said firm the sun of S. 1880
in Cash.
Oh. The said partnership is to commence i'm.
| meoistely st and after the making and signing
OF this certificate, and is 10 terminate on the l6th
dsy of April, in the yesr 1884. Witness our
hands and seals this 10Th day of April, 1851.
john Z. TACRETT. lSesl]
sue H. DICKINSON [Seail
| Sue @. Dickinson changed 10 sue ID. Die kiuson
before signing Merzies adams
| State of New York, city of New York, 10 wi. !:
], VIM. Menzjes Adams, 8 Notary Public Tor
| the city aforesaid, in the Stste of New York, do
hereby certify that the above DAmed J. T.. Tack
EFT, the general partner of the firm of j. 4.
Tsckett referred to in lho preceding certificates,
! personally appesred before m. in my city sfure.
said ard N zee oath in due lurm Of lhW that the
sum OF money specif cd therein to have been
contributed by the special partner therein
named 20 the common stock, TO wit: the sum CT
! (S6 TO - six thousand seven hundred and six
; ty- nine aud 90-i0U collars, has been so contrib
| utsd, and that said sum has been actually paid
| n Cash. Given under my hard anu Official seal
| this 18th dsy OF April, 10 the year 1851.
Nm MBEZIES ADAMS,
| ~ ulGry Public,
Stste of New York, city of New York, TO wit:
| l. VIM. MenZies Adams, u h o.s1y Public for
1 the city sfore5aid. in the State of New YORK, do
hereby certify, that j. f. Tsckett End Sue Nj.
| Dickinson Whusa names are signed 10 the writ
\ ing hereto annexed, b6sring dsta on the 10Th
| dsy of april 1881, hsve ACKNOWLEDGED the same
! before me- in my city aforesaid
! Given under my hand aid Citicis! zeal this 18th
| day Of April q. ID. 1881.
! WM MENZlEs ADAMS
| notary Pu ytic,
! Tho error in writing he nrne Sue &. Uic&iu,
| q, Il,Ot
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. u.

Mr. Raum, ihs Commissioner Of Ioteroal
Revenue. says if ho owned Virginia bonds he
would rather eptru5t his interest in them to
the Mahoneitcs than to the domocia's. Mr.
Raum does not own Virginia bond All who
do own Virginia boEds say they would rather
ontIuat their interests to the d. mOrats than TO
the MahooeitrR. They say this whether hey
bo democrats or republicans, for party is OF t.
tie cons "a &c, when compared with lndiVld
ual interests. and Common soEs> teaches them
{ prefer honorable and roliabio MN IS he par.
tics with whom to treat far tho settlement e
thor claims, 10 judges Who arc cheating gan :.
bi,ri, auh Attorney GeGeral5 wins put such 3
low estimate upon the gaiuo of honor that they
sly it wont buy breakfast. Every owner OF o
Virginia bond, who has ccmGi On sense supports
III dC mCcihia 10 the rrcaeO, Campaign, ard
Mr.. Rum Is either devoid at c1nmon sense or
elso ha, az little regard for Truth AZ Cnpa0
B air has for honor, btcnu.o no says hat if he
wofo 40 owner OF VHginia bonds Ito would
place his roliance for their PAYNE Mt upon the
Mahonait, rather han upon the dematrats,so
as his own rapid accumulation of riches shows
flat he ia unt lacking 10 o6mm0n scus2. he
mus. b, In 10th truth ard hn.tr. ThcD, too,
i; ust not ho forgotten that tho man WHO now
say5 ho would rather trust the h}ahonrit than
the democrats fer thc payment OF his bnnda if
he hll ally, though the tormar BELLY avow
their intention CT robhing III" bonahnhlrrs e
thirteen million dollars whilo the latter declare
their intention of paying tho whole debt, i. the
Identical individual who les lhOn two Years
ago. threatened to remove his Virginia deputies
because they w6ro suspected of Mahontism,
though MshOloism WAS the sano then AZ it is
DOW.
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Esely man who forms his opinions from evil
denco and not from prejudice has been en-
viooed from tho timo tho "Blair letters we're
frat published that Capt. Blnir. tho Mahonle
candidate for Attorney General, and he alone
is the su:htr Of those letters Bat even pr ju-
dice must bo overcome by Tho osths f III, III mon
as James A. Walker. attorney at Law; VIM.
Terry. attorney Mt lss; W. l.. YOst. attorney
ut law: A. Nj. D.ckonsln. attorney at laa; @.
j. HOlbrook. attorney at law; Ben. W. Terry,
attorney at law; Il. II. McIavock, $. Z.
Gleaves. M. d.; Il. N. Pondeton, Thomas J.
Boyd. II. IL. lImbarQer. sheriff; VIM. Glib.
bonoy, John A. Cook, printer. A man who
would write those letters would not hesitate to
deny their authorship if occasion required,
especially whom he is on record as having such a
poor opioiOn OF honor that he says it won't buy
breakfast.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
lc Funeral,


l. LBsRoN. N. j., Sept 2l--S:30 a. m -
Whio number Of persons who al mp my the
romans to Washington will not 70 beyoug that
poiOt, is ls understood that President Arthur
has determined to 20 through to Cleveland 10
company With tho Cabinet An additional
gusrd has been placed about tho Ffancklyn
cottsga TOR tho purpose of Irtsorvipg order
wb'lo the remains are 'ylbg 10 State. Hundreds
OF poop!e gro arriving momentarilY.
Arrangements have just been completed and
oo.ics eivon that all those desiring may view the
romans of tho late Chief Magistrate. Tho line
has formal. and peoplo aro passing 10 single
lilo through The cottage.
Two sentlnOs arc o toned at aeoh side oil
tha cnlratco door to prevent moro than oue
person entoIdg at ono time. Tho oaskot il
very unprcentious. heirg covered with rich
bsck Cloth. aud with tho exception OF tho
hoavy silver mCuntiuGs i, perfectly plain. The
only decoration is n large w" shaped sago
palm, which txtordI from the foot Of the
oasket upwards. The remains arc lying in one
Of tho rooms on tho FIRST floor of The cottage,
and pOoplo passed 10 tho east door, and. without
stopping. out at lhe west. The appearance Ct
tho latO President is so changed that rer50ns
familiar with his natural oouotonabuo would
scalc1ly recognize him
LONG BRANCH. Sept. 2l.-At 9:3O o'occk
Chief Jus,ic3 Waite. Secretary apd Mrs,
Blaine. Secretary ard Mrs. Wird5m, Secretary
and Mrs. Hunt, Postmaster General and Mrs,
James. and Secretaries Lincoa and Kirkwood,
and Attorney General MacVeagh arrived al
tho FreEcklyn outage and tho doors wero
c!cs?d to visitors. The religious services were
coudlc I'd, BY request of Mrs. Garfield, ty tho
Rev. Charles }. Young. of L,pg Brscch.
There werc present, besides the family and
attendants, the members Of the Cabinet and
their wives, and few personal friends. numbers
log 10 al cot moro than fifty individuals
When The moincnt for the solsmnities.
was snoouncid tho HIndowJ AID doors were
closed, aoG a.! SQUADS wera hushcd. Owing IL
the nrtos;Iy OF slariog the train promptly ou
time, Col. Rockwell had rrque5ted the offoia,-
log Clergyman to occury bls 6vo minutes. The
SERVICES vera read from the Episcopal prayct
book, s!tec which fervent prayer vas cffar-
cd up.
immediately after tho conclusion of the scr
vices at the Ffauckyn clt;sge Mrs. Garfield 90.
compa6od by her s4u Harry. Uvl. Swain, Col
ono and Mrs. Rockwell. Miss Nellie Garfield
add Miss Rockwell and DR.. Boynton and q. y.
R'ckwelI camo If m the FrauckIyp cottage and
entered tho hr5t coach.
Tho members Of tho Cabinet OF j tn, If wives
followed aud took seats 10 tho second coach.
Mrs. Garfield was heavily v,icd ADD 10 .ssing
to tho traio exhibited tho Same iortitude which
has characterized hor manuer throughout.
hLBERoN. N. D., S5pt. q, Tho funeral train
lott At 10 3. m. Tho funeral train passed Elba-
| ron station about ltIl2 President Arthur and
OK. President GraSt boarded tho train at this
point
Dispatches from various points along tho route
represent largo crowds as having collected and
| every indication Of sorrow generally msniGestod
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That MIR. Arthur did not &c: we'll his part a.
Woo President ID known to all m)D. flo for
got the d 6 ,ity Of that position. AID went to
Albany and Ii; cured thers as warI politician.
Slnco tho limo Gulteau shot Tho lato Pfes:d mt,
having common sense, no has dono nothing TO
evoke public c,nsura. but neither has he done
anything to indicate his itpefa for the duties of
the high position to which hn rs been called
by tho murderous deed of an assassin. That
such fitness may do developed 10 the noar future
ID the earnest and sincere hopo OF sll patriotic
men. lie has the opportunity to redeem lis
Own character and benefit his country, and that
no will svail himself of it ia tho prayer ofcvrry
true American no matter wha. may be his
politics