davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-11

Nnroi si0B&; No. 8 Bot No. I, Il, tojucted nominal.
torn Menay. No. :, s1akc- Onta caslorI No. 2 a1ac.
I!ye ruiett No. H<c lnslp1 higher, but annottTo'
USn-ftchtiy, nn.s pork. t17H cnst, tlsn6
FnhthnrY lnr!iVrinlg xttnr,+ eAG2ft cnah hnd jan
ltnrys fs.i1td FnilfliurY.
tlHnA-St"hhYt <tIffHhU. ... ....
1atDIh hu.
H. hi,
, 1881-01-11
EARLY CHICAGO.

Tho Man WHO Made tho lsrickA for tho
FirAt Brick IsutltllnE Erected lkere-
His "Reminiscences OF II soJoltrn Hero
In 1888. ,..
Specfa! Correspondence Of Tie Chicago Tribune.
Co1nwATEi, 1llcll., Jan. 0.-T1lerc Is Mt
1cRst one link III tho lstnry Of ChicaEo
which cnn,ot well be omitted in forging tha
cl,nin OF events which encirclcs the growth Ut
tho city, FROM tho tsne tho first permanent
settler, Jean Daptlste Point au Sahlo, built
lis rudo cabin OH tho Mnrth bank Ut tho
"rlain river" IN l1Mt, 10 tho present ttmc,
when tho eIty's population nu,nbcrs overt
hulf-miIllon souls. refer to tho individual
who nlatlu tho bricks for tho first brick build
ing erected there. Ills name IL Henry s,
Lnmp,nal,, n resident Of branch County,
Michigan, who WIS borll III Grccnrllle,
Greene County, n. T., In 1sl0, a1itl hence has
already attained the Scrlpturul allotment Of
yenrs,-tllrce-score md ten.
lii the full Of 1S,l he battc farewell to tho
parental roof, to seek Ills fortune Mt tho west
end vi tic Eric Canul, Riding, OIL tho way,
over the first twelyU niles 0f railroad coll
structcd In tho State. When lio arrived ut
Buffalo llc fell III with sonlo very cnngcntnl
spirits, md WIS induced to accompany them
TO Detroit. Tho fevrr Of rcstlesncss was OH
him then, md !lo set out OH foot for Katatnn-
200 County. After spendlng tho winter
there ho retrnced his footsteps until l,o
reached Wasltcnaw County, about thirty
miles due west from Detroit, where lle slapped
md spent the summer I'll brIck-mRklng. Early
lii tho sprl,g of 1Ss lle ran ncrusa a party
mailing from Chicago III search OF brick
mnker. Ills nnM1 WIS lngersoll, md he
represented hlnlso'f Ms agunt for Mr.. Mobiles.
WHO was about to start Il brlek-yard In CHI.
Il ,.t$I 1..t
lnedlntGly closed MI engagement. On tho
s0tl, Ut Marcl. he set out-agntn on
foot-for Chicago, and on the seventh
| tlny Of his journey he arrived at that "mul-
hole," now designated by another name, II
not 1noru cupllont0us, certainly loss sug-
gestiYe. Iii his journey ilo travelled over the
| highways us best ho cnul.l pfck his way.
ottentlniUs constructing his own crAfts to
cross streams; but, when llA reached LIN.
p0rte,' lnt., lia b0ro OF toward the lRko. asd
tho must Of tho remaining journey was along
Ln,uiliE Mt Chicago, l,o found there threo
fr9'lt HOUSES, three places where Routls Wer9
Ell Sv fe s yrs aDs 1 i sf1ses SfSSsfs 9Ss"Ss S %s
remembers olt Fort Dearborn, which stool
near tho ud9s nf the lake, not tar frqM
wlat ls now Nisl'tgan avenue; eelow ils
" wlt hMSo aaas st,is m AZ tat t
~ = frame bAii!!inE wl!lel! M4 bss!'' .'
Ss!eS yas about lofty o., o. |iiy =, rc!is ";
ct ts @ garTsof r f1 %s , ,,.at %" nnrk 1
ti01 0t State alltl Lskn strcets llo rrnlen!-
bers TINT this store was tho trst frame build.
erses r. y tEq place; 1a tt socg ~
fs SSnt II,anc viz n; thS sseoH ff9Ms .s
acEYss fhc river, tto!ll Ktnxlu's st6re WINS
"Wattle,s TAVERN" wllicl. was 2 great ~:
, 1881-01-11

C1NttNSArf, Inn. lh--CurToS-Siondy At 1tHt.
ft.Orn--firmt family. tt7i<sat1, fancy nnciIhnEed'
GHA1H-Wheni fleR1s M. 3h1slhors ftdal No. 2 rod,
st17. Corn In fair donnnd. Nh.3 mixed. ta<o onls
steady, No. mixed, xtad'n. Nyu ,1r,ncr. No. no
M. harley firm, No. fnli hcarce and nominal at
EHnvlstuSs--l'urk nonnn.t HIS. Lard ttronEcri
fafGt4.tb. Hulk ncuA quiet hut hfnit .sEHmlheEe.
4Ne, Elonr r, 10. lihcoiI qlet but hTn oIoaf F1e'
f3{Gt Gltnr, sic. 80,
l't'TrKn-11tnsy, c,ptcn Western 1loserve, zs329ei
Chule0 Central Dhtu. taAAb.
, 1881-01-11
ltftEEAIQ.

DUrFALo, n. r, inn. tQ-uNAly-Whcht neglected
md no.nunt, Corn fn!riy nciyo and steady. 81 earn
new on track Mt 4ttf5l9e. nnta nonlinnlty s0u on
truck Hyc hnn bnrlpy neglected.
, 1881-01-11
PEORIA.

rKoHiA, ILL.,. Ian. t0-~0,tA1S-Corn qaiot and
cnay, now hEt-mlxtd. Hfs1.4ci mixed. S@3stan.
Una It.uutivc hut lltn1t No. whito. xg1G3319c. yo
trautlYn but Hril ut !U}&91lc for So.2.
1iiGnwtSEs-fi.al. ...... ....
1lECEtITS-Whcht. i.175 hht corn, Gp,D0 buI oh1s,
H,;tti hut rye, StaubH; bnrCy, 1isH ttu. ...
HlttrMESrs-tYhG heat, 9:aY hn. corn, 0yb0 but oats,
2I,HU but ryg, 5blu 1Mt hurley. hunr.
, 1881-01-11

DCrnolT, Jan. lD-FL8tN-$tf5f35.W.
G1sA1S-Whuat steRiyt No. | wilo. $l.0c! Il Jhnu-
nry, tl.r.34, February, ttG]st atnsrt si.U, April,
$iiyH(j M. rid. Il Ua}3 b'tii No. Mhtto, HtSc.
tECEtlsIH-Hltent, .!,uu bn.
SEtFMESTS-SINQ.
, 1881-01-11
ltE1'ifDT1:TJaI,

CLEvELASt,. o., Jan. lo-I'ErltuLEuM-unchnnc
Standard white, ITO test, t15ic.
rtTrsnunn. inn. i1-pErtotKuM-nnlti crudo
United eartlr'ies N54o b[ds ruilncd W4c fhl1hde!.
phn delivery.
, 1881-01-11

A I}orlin telegram III the [.oBdnn 1tteQn!la'
staics thai tho etitorS of tho AlaaHtch ds tia'hs
givo Tho Following reas0n for 1!ot nccurti'ng y !.
pinoo to tho Princess uoi9oroukt ln tho "Euiirs
Himanuck" III 1871: tirho marriage nf thu
En,pori,r IT tussiH not ha wing yet bton oliulhli,
notltiel, VIC Aro uot hble to take noxn1zaIco o.
It, and AZ to tho family from which ha fse'cGsa
DuIgn1six! Of turks linclRe, bur tho modern
housu ilolxorukof. In no way rcaatea 70 tnu
former"
, 1881-01-11

Special Dttrdtth 10 Tns Chicago 7f!bttnt.
KANSAS CRY, Mu.. Jan. m-Ihn frfct CnFtfhe
fcr0rts, -... .....
observation-disclosures, lou hi, s!tpmcnts, Aia
bu, tnarkot betsert M. H. cash, 6Oko, janunr! ac'
M, = cs.a. aA}&,j .Fnnunry, esc No. cnst, ptcs
January, NiifG. CDrn-Kegs!pte. us br shIpncntH
ji0l bli mafket lifiuert No. =, cnsh. ID; jhnnnry
29fp. ---- -
, 1881-01-11

EOV1VH4
NEW YOits, Jan. l0.-lluslnoss very qulct to-day.
owing 10 stormy wcnslio., hit Southern and sauth-
wes,etn buyers nr0 tcctaninn 10 reach tho market,
md moro active .ennnd + sexlGc:ed ahor!lY; saton
plqiseh dulna fairly md a4nnts hu large ordcrs fVF
HlliEhamY Muolam goods stulet.
, 1881-01-11

Catarrh poieous tho mucous membrane, potsous
! liver, 4,ld klduGys. Complete external aud 81.
tGFnnl treatment for u. Ask for 6ant0rl's
italltcal Cure, the meat economical aud elective
remedy kpQTfp,
, 1881-01-11

NEW UNLEASs. Jan. .lD.-CtrTroS-Qu'et, middlnR.
li9&c, low m!Id1nH, 1lu Rond ordinary, p}Sc; net
receipts, GsM baess gross, !7ci safes. 2o' stuck,
GE,AN.
, 1881-01-11
1S1lfASAl,{)I.1s.
0GNN+l:GO

1SDIASApOttH. Ind, jim. 1U-GNAtN-W Wheat
urn; tl.ul. Corn firm, 1xaa'c, Oats nrm, 11SsSc.
, 1881-01-11

PHILADELPHIA. IN, Jnn. .1n-FLoul1-Dnl,, Went
Urn extrns. tlb0alUt Minnesota cxtrns Is Q0@dcss
Ohio oxtrns f5,51dQs st- Louis fnnoJ. ft25, Min
ncaota patent process $af5dssaj. Ilso Hour stoadY
0nAlN-Wheat In tuiF u9manti No. ! rcd 01oyAt1r
N1GA, No. rcd, Janunry, si.IG4 bid. tl.1GN nskcd
February. &L1sA bid. sliSIt nskedi MaErt,, t{ bid.
fiaf asked Corn steady, yoll6w Wcstorn, 0m track,
Hoi s!eAtnos. depot, k,o: 81! mixed, Innanry. 81
Maroll, $40 BID. bs}fo naEol. Usis In Koad hsusand
md trmi No. white, 43c; No. do, 413t1Aoi NJ. !
10. 459fc.
Observation-Disclosures; Mpsshoet. ~ sa9l29as India
e+;M 1l@ams-H@moktd. @ Ing pf@lu}4c. Larl-pstmo ssoau,,
GUTfER~Duli and unscttod, crenmary oxtsn 71a
soi 90 Fnod to choice. sttlci Now Yotk State md
!s.i1s as Sa2s' ss,eF i'esoFve, extra .lso' do
E6ds-Uull aud owerl Bic, held lots, 77aHo, timod,
gttI3c.
ifETRDLEuM-NominaL
MISUNDERSTANDING Iil3 brsf wheat, llooo TN, corn,
IAN but outs. Glttl bn; rYo aO bu.
BAlFAESTs-Shent aIA0 tn.
, 1881-01-11
RAILROAD TIrfE-TAfstE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
ExrhAnA11ox Or itxrEnEYos MankA-AtAasunday
excepted. excepted. SUNDAY etcopted shondaT excepted.

dhtcitxD II fnrth h*eatera hallway.
For Aiaps, T1re-fAra. Eleer na-ta. odattoAA
apr1y as C(atk.st. Grand Pacific, Drnx.A Express
0f1cot PAlmHf House. II CanAt-tL nno The dsP1k
, 1881-01-11

uswEdo, Jan. 1D.--GnAlN-Whcat steady. Corn
1ovos; Uttered nj t3c,
, 1881-01-11

TURrESTINE.
wtLM1saToS, jan. lu-srnirs rrnrESrtsE-
Firm at j}c.
, 1881-01-11


sNnw ORLEANS, Jan. lv.-FLOun-Qulets supornno,
Ht1aA7si XX, tUo8t2Si XXX, S+S1t44l5u, lli4ll
trades, }l5jl3lia0. .... ....
GNAIS-CUsn atnadY with fnF demandi OlGac.
Oats in good domandy MS.Nc
.CuAN-MkAI-fIrmt {J.Nl11l.
1lAr-DemaHd fnlr md prlocs Higher, cholco, s97W.
pKovlsloSs-rork strady; old. sl231s4&l3,SDi noH.
ISss but hsts si"n!aoss ioSia, tss; satn, fiis,ts
tm; sms; ceHr r Faekcd. G5sgioi G!snI 1:4c las9n
tnHed, g44siUIfc ~
WhtAKf-eseadyi Western roct,ned. si.10ai.lA
::9G;EochitEs-Cn1isa ~; tns lsin carNnes Ko0d, 1la
hon. 4lst,fe, fa!r 70 rly fatt 6!qt74oi rrinio to
nnico. NaGss4oi Jhl!1w clarified. i1k9tsS Muassrs
;rt1Es!. sNt41c; fAr, ;ta4s7u nriInu q clloss 40
HhAS-l4}Klcrf *1G54
, 1881-01-11

tOnSAiuf,1nt night tn Gilman unIy.
aUh tAtEftiaJ ulg1t runs u i'b1tta only.
EAtptslt, H. Louis IL rnelnn Hallway.
Deiiot corilcr Stewart Archcr-avx. Cfw1nty-thr
sLt. Arccr-M cars vim state-st. run to the dcpot
Ticket O1ict, III Elnrk-sL
, 1881-01-11
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Ut ra,ly Iu,pEudplIc9, causing nervous ds
by. pEystA.o 1vcay Sfs esyins t5xa .is,s ~ asns sa
ii uufp Fllch 10 viii send frnU ia biz ftsDW.sn1-
1Srur.. AIuseSs J. u. AEEVEa4 AtaAthaA'a1~a' u
, 1881-01-11
ET. LOIIIE.

.tiMA1r-Upenoa hlaher, and dorlnsd, No rod.
tus4.Ulsf runb; aim Jannurr, II itatss IT, ,s1ts
Euhrunry: flis;<cxi OAealIn Msrcn II tasfSs, ~
.,u. ~. !. ~. ir, ,i, H., :. ,s Ia" S""o+gs 4uo,t
amy ~" a. sS na; ~" ~" se, Cofn estssr
put sowt Asts1Nse taahi &99<o February aH3I94G
Alutch: l3Ic May flmx htebprt SnSjdo tnah :tlL.,
Al Eub1uury, SO b!l March, Nye pa4ar al tilsG
hatlSy gufet and unchanged. " 's~F
l.EAM-nn!l Vt AR,
EHus-Gnrianssl:
xW na 1anMTtyi alSs5 ol4 EgofaafJ ny sHdt nsaM!s
ieS LII, kivoS ii MS5. ''1e'' ~" ~ *S'+s@'''@S
MkcEir1s- -FIoar. Aup brlsi wheat. u 6n but corn
Mun hui uats, aGu b9, rye, atW hui barley, a,O
, 1881-01-11
TOLEDO,
MILWAUKEE,

MiLwAuKxs, Jan, m-Floun-duN md nss4cotsd
GHAtN-WheAt closed nrr., Mo, l hard nominal,
Vel Milwaukee, aNsi 1aaaasy, aaAo,ssb.sas,, ias,
, 1881-01-11

G-t!ernt c.'fner of Weis md KnsIe-ats
b-f>t1nt corner OF Canal hnd Klti1e-sts.
thienrn. nll+i1nnton 4. quincy nn11rarta.
tion.. amply at ~ tIark-si, Irand t'aeinu iius a.
l!r!nkt ExrrHss 0nce. f1.t Of I1dIana.nv,, t;rnnd
HO9k1. and Is C1rnl.st ' -'
, 1881-01-11

f1'ally. slluiy except Suntlnys
lnut., Kansas ctiy. and enr3a. lnEtgr DhJ Co.chu'
M!t revolving c.intrs t:h1s1n to st. Louis md Hc
c!tr9 Chnlr SteGnE2 ar1 Chicago tn ttMDnlbaa and
kntsns City. NJ cs!un10 Of llaT Coaches Ehicaao "
el. Louis Or ka1Ans City
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
what Gusteau Would Have Said.

Ia the speech which Guileau lad prepare
Ter deiiVs!y 10 he Criminal Court in Washior
tee ycs!;Iaiy, &c says be is charged With mur.
dcils 'oe James A. G..6a!d No!bins can
no mare shsrra, because Gereral GsrfslI disc
Of IN Apr ica Gen;r1l Garfield Ra,s rood
ms0, bat 5 weak po!irioiar, B.ing PRESIDENT
&c was 10 c position 70 do vast hslm TO tie re-
pubic, aui h. Wzs doos i, By the uaHiss use
Of psrcaaso. and tie L,ri and himself took
tho responsibility Of removing hin; lhst bis
dug 10 tho lrrd and 10 the Amelic,n peopla
o7sicame his ptr3oaal feelings towards General
Gsy6.!j, add he sought TO remtvJ him. No,
b,;g o na.k'msu. General Garfield vas moi
fatally shot, hui Incompetent ply ioi.ns fis.
i:hcd tho work. and they, rot himself, are re-
sDscsiaia ia his des!h. uo then speaks OF
The ;resoheIy 10 tho republican party, end his
rcsalra 10 remove the president, aad Claims
thst tic Dsty ordered BIN 10 Ere tho shot.
He refers 10 his work on theology, INSANITY in
his family, his married life sad his lite in
prison, so appcsl4 to lho4e whom he SAYS be
pct 10 position ard 20 the general public 10
serd him monty for lis defence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
TO-DAY'S TELE{5KkPH NEWS
2hc Trial G. GG!teau

WASulNGroN. Nv. 10 the ptcsiu,o 10
ob,aio admission IL the court roam this MORE
luH was Gotstlp gces!.r than i: Was y:s!crdsy
The Jucg, tooS his seat ed tito court Ras
formerly opseed fen minutes Alter ten o'clock,
and Immediately afterwards Tho c1uu!.l in tie
case, sn4 ths brother and sister OF tho prisoner
catered. Alter the lapse Ct q Jew minutes
Guiteau wes hurried ioto the cjur: room in
the custody CT hsIf doZ3n Dol;c,meu cad
deputy mar0hs!s The as1tcuifi were removed
from bis wrists ead he thjok hsais wih his
sister aed bioth;r AMI took Inc seat reserved
tor bio b!tgeen ;ntm aod bis o3unaai. Mr.
Scov;lc taen submitted an hGi3aVt Ind made
sprIios len 'o' al order for a. eG!iiioua! Uum-
Der Of witncsaes, which o;d,r tho District a.
icrEey niku2 20 Objection was made by The
omit. Their lie additional panel Of seventy
i've VIII W:ro summoned as: evening was
oiiltd. mnsS ut tho ptrscBs responding when
clllsd. Gulic.u manifested less nervousness
anG exc tea biry thar be had displayed Soster-
Day, slthough in bis whispered conversation
With his brother. he Has quito dcEor s:rative
and ea!uass 10 Ills nlibrer. After wuch chsl
logging cp Tho part Of the deftno, rips ju,yncn
W.Se swatu. Tno lis: Of seveaty-ive ia.lsucr
having b,cn iXhsus ID, loo marshal was or.
d r,d to snmp:oo another liz! o. ssven;y-iVc
for t. marrow, oLd the cu,. tnea F.: 1920 &C.
burned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15

Tue lit..cnc3s Cf Mr. Jsm1s is es apparent to
81 men IS it is 20 BIZ. Cork!ing, who told hir,
"ne wac no. rnsda e the stuff tha. formed
ha'oes." in the little hamlet Of Shackel,o!d
hIag ard Qasen county, Virginia. tho pos.nas
ter WIS recently removed 70 mako plhce fer
repp5!a.c who had 20 housc CT bis own il
which to estsb!i:h Che rostc tIicc. Tbs removed
otI,er ve!y naturally refused TO rent 8 room il
his own house to his successor, and because no.
body else il the hamlet YVES willing &c il coave.
nisnco nselt % the extent OF admitting Glss
greest!e peciGn 90 The privileges Of his house
Mr. James has abolished the iii C. ana toMpol
ihose who were served .herc TO 80 miles furlhal
for their msil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Tbs New York S:cck H-chsase wss tie scene
0; srtat cxc;senen Jus! sre"iou5 70 Inc close c.
bu:iness yes.eldsy when TIC room was hooaed
with 7utno.s OF ST un!avortble aud rather atass.
ling nsturo. I: was reported tEst The Trades =
fnsn's Bark, Of this city wss in trouble; that Il
largo dry goods house had Jailed; that Fhi.a-
dc,phia bank was eubasrsssed; that pIomi.
nent bsuk president WAS dying, and that rail.
way r,sgasLe had been assassinated. All Ct
these proved 10 bs uGf tu .ded, but they hsd The
intended f@c! o. depressing The market.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, November l5.-TheIs
il no change 10 ro!s in Flour. Tie receipts CT
Wheat continue lish! bat prices a:e thsde
higher cad we rote ss(cs Of ll0) bushels a! 1914
81 for FulZ l42 for mixed ard l42sl 10 for fair
to good Lancaster; no strictly choice being
offered. Blu. little Corn is coming in ard We
roso smsl sales TT 20 for rev and IS Tor old
white snd yellow. No Qsts reported AID one
10! CT I,ye broush! 10 Ctuas:y produce is
wanted a. las! cuo!slions.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. NoT. IL
Prices this week 70. Beef Cattle ranged ks fol-
lows
Best Bceves. q! %
Generally rated first Qualty..-"-."4 81 Gu
Medium or good fair quality. 81 q 70
Extreme range prices.........."....2 60 = w
al ost Of the sales were from .........4 co 70
Receipts for the week 30a4 head: sales N6l.
TIE m,rket t. lay has shown much frmneSs
aad vas fully IS sclive SIS last week. Prices
Quslity coDtide:ed, ware quite as high ss they
| were last MonGsy. The quality the offerings
sversaed hotter thsn last week, the common
Cattle beirg less HUMOROUS and! the batter grades
more plentiful, with the tops peEhspa better ttsr
thay were last week.
| Sheep and iSmka.-Thc numbsr Of the Offer.
| irgs Usa e few hundred more than last waes
ard III, cnslisy generally averages little better
| than It cd then. though the :ops then wore bet
! ter than shy row offered. Prices, considering
| tho quality, show t. sdvaucs in butcher Sncep
Win fairly sc!irs demand from home butchers,
Is aso from Eastern de.lers. We quote butcher
Sheep .! $50 cents. and lambs st l,t4 ella per ID
Rro:e. Stock Sheef-Ewes l 5)sSS per hesd,
| snd Wethers ga centa par ID gross. Arrivals
| this week 1865 hesd.
! Hogs The number cf tho fl .rnss varies bit
| lit.lo from lsst weeks, aid tua qusiity shows
blu. Little. If any Change. P:ices are Of. as con-
| pared with the figures .uling lss: Hondsv We
yu1te today al 7ss! cts. viii tops u: 81 cents
per ID net, snd few very caoce selections II q
| ado higher tSu:e TIE supply is fairly equal
| to moderate demsrd Arrivals this week Tll5
| heal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15

1t Is s;atei thg! s1me CT ;ho citita cl Ii:
:, nth Sfc n,kiDg sErsE Ccncnts TO reotivt Sc
"nIcr!eln il handsome styla Dlessra. Baiua aad
james Oh tho Southern lou: these Members 81
tho l,te pfts,dsni'5 Csbioet propose mskio7
No S1a;hetn nso oIi.ots 20 this. hut tviiy
Scu.hern ms1 will compare s1oh treatment
With that accorded prominent Southern mer
when they vs; the NORTH, and will ask himself
If there IS c.'y 10 no wtclo North that W3ud
Dub.cY cat?.:ain ulau from the South who's:
sole p:cmiacnce had b,tn c.e:t;d By bis abuse
Of AID h,s,l:ty 10 tie Northern petp!e?' Aad
tho aSs7er he vii iecaivo 7il! 10 10, nat one,
and Ftci al answer will h9 both lost and nsiu
raj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
The IRISH Troubles.

LONDON Nov. l5.-Tho correspondent Ct
Ihs DAiIg Telegraph. Middieboroush. a:ys tho
documents seiZ'd IN corneo.iyu win lha arrest
OF Totia. the Feriap, St that pt,oa relate
to ibc establishment by fcros Of aims Ct So l:ish
repab'ic. They Eevas be ex;s enao cf 30 ex-
tensive crsen;zsticn ka0El as tho Royal l:ish
Republican Society," si,h rualerlrs ronas.s.
The books, rules ind lat CT members o! tie
eociey etc Likely to threw lish: Ga ihc existence
OF similar cr2.niz.!i5ps elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOv'R. Is, ISL.
While TIE democratic members Ct the Geut-

While TIE democratic nenbara Ct the Geut
rsl Ass rnLIy sAtu spoc5o I'd isotious cp7os-
too, snl resJ:t to no t.Ist0rP me:su!is 10 CT
sIuc. lcgsIatiou, they should ol evarg SID ell
lec,sioss stri7; "a pratcs: essins. the aa2. :
'ioD Of soy ucssuro ;has nay be cslsaaod to
i c case :ho !,il:y til, radical r.luiia; hs:a
s!fesjg ilfl c;ca up5n the crodi, and fair aalnc
Of Fi:giola. Let them msko it plain 10 the
world ths! though a.! tho negroes within toe
iiDi Of The S!a,e, aided | $ the cuiire rcIubl:-
caa parry Of the County,. have evailtd th,m-
selves Of the ss=istsroe Ct q few apo;tats VIZ
liaiso7 - tain AID disgrace thu occy proud Old
Comrnoaw.o;lh. hcr true aid !gya! sons d .f!ud-
Cd las tc tbs last, and on'g Vent dcwa. like lh,i5
Ia hess aLd broihc's ij1 3! Ap0om stoz. bH,re
tie irresistible !aroo OF overwhelming nunbera
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
EEWS Of THE, DdP

The Su2r>uc court OF Teuueazo has decided
that the !aa Ct that State rrovidios for the 81 =
saa7ncn: ctraiTOad property Is unconstitutional
Ibis decision wi! eupcT4r every o'y 10 Tho
State 10 as3ass railroad properly IS private
property, and t. c1il,e: hack !sAcl sine, 1875
at SUCH az assessment.
Olicis 4. Hopkins sad Ira A. Hopkins, her
hushiDd, have Instituted g suit against tho
Dis:rc 81 Columbia for $4,000. |: isc'aimed
thai ou Tho 23' q las! Fshrn,ry. while Mrs.
Iorkin7 Was Walking on the silaWalk of Second
street northwest, between PeorsJ lVauia aveoue
sgd + street. Washington. sho stumbled and
fell n7er au ubs'sce, rgceivi9g severe il iuties
The l:ck OF sufficient sgs for !jgh;ng the s:oet
is m4,:c the basis Of tho scion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15

Til: a lon Of tho wholtsoutnasa G: la!a
supp:r' whicl vas revived some tine ago ty
the New York journal of Ccnm:rco. seems 10
&c ,i':,c l'g - little attention. As man ia
pnif 80 educated snimal, aid as al o'hrs al;
mails s;rIv2 10 T.! their stomsoAa before soice
10 s'cc:', there c.n BE- 10 doubt abou; lho CIR
: CT; 81 Of az affirmative ansGc.. Tie only
reason 9h7 d doubt upon the subj ct was
ever r-ls.d must hsvo beta the fact ttal
such Fnr:c:s Usually cossst ot wet 80 well
S. drs pros;sious. Il Ice forc1sr he clai!,d
40 one vii iise 10 the morning the wors, for
having eateo hearty s1r2er immediately b; :
fore 2oipg to BID, ard !; will DO the same
Watcher the supper be taken st seven 0 clock st
eight or 10 tho smsii i0u;s Lf tie moruus,
IT v.Acd sn tqull length OF titae bo devoted
to sleep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-15
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
hINIATUEs ALMANAC. NOV Is 1851.
Sua ':ses........ Al Su,. SETS. 49,. !
aRB!y AZ.

aRB!yaU.
Sir 7 ' AfroWsnith lower Potomac, to Po
tomsc Ferry Company.
schr 9 I.,rc, SeT Haven, to American
Coal 20.
Schr Chss e Sampson. Froviaerce. 10 Amer.
csn Coal Go
sch7 Joba Bird, Windsor. NY, 10 Herbert
Bryant
Schc 9 Ii Nsl!trson, Ws:hiGS:o3, t. JOHN ?
Agnew 6, Co
Schr Vapcr Ph;lsielnhia, to W a Smoo.
SAILED.
ctr Norfolk. riledoIphis by + e. Rcol
Sir HIcelsor, Norfolk. by Z 3 Huou.
Ctr s. attsno lower Poi'c By j Broders s. 90
S:chr Earl Mason, Providence, By American
Coal Co
PASSED DOWN.
Ser HAIRY il White and Jcss@5ine, from
GeorgstoTi.
MEMORANDA
Scbr Mary Freelsrd, from GarIGcr for Iii
pot. psss,d through Bol Cato 4h.
;chc AnI;o Al Allen, ircm Gcorse!own, n.
Boston 18th
Schr Belle i:a!dy sailed f:oa, Bath 80, Wssn-
iDt ton l2!h.
Hch' Kate Msrsce rom Gecrg=towu, at Fail
River 10:h,