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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18


ing to s3u!; a5s winds and lover PRESSURE.
How GENERAL MAuo2E WAS RECEIVED IN
ALENANDRGA,-J9aeral M1noaa. member of
the Unltcd States Senate from YirRnia, must
nave fe!t mortified at the raceptio, be met With
10 this, Vlrgais city, last oighs lie arrived
here on the steamer Excelsior, from Qlan.ic,,
about half past ten g clock accom panied By scy
eFs! OF HIS 10 lowers who vent down the river 10
tho aiternoon to meet HIM. As soon as The
great leader Of tho ''grcdt raedjus.er liberal
patty made hl5 sppcsra1c3 upon the wharf,
one CT bis Alexandria friends proposed 'thrse
cheers tor Gcaeral Mahauo." Tbs was re-
snoodod 10, as nosv Us could be c3uattd ~ six
"hlio men, oIciccg:d c)lcr.i nsu, AID a
small coi9rcd boy. SIX o}lo!ed mcn, each with
a ditaDitatcd brass ho!o awuus ec.css his
shoulder, tha0 c2m3 forward and played, ia g
most ncafucn5lcg, t0rtuTifg style. "li,i to
mo Chiet. Wnea that Apache or Si:uy
Oanc' .! mus c--II2seD.cd Itself b. fore tho
GENERAL. nc r.ust have Dncuay exc aimed,
save me from ny itcn:s - TINS ice being
formed, tho procession moved NJ the stra9t 10
the tolowicg order: D.ck U5g4o, c1lored,
With I'gltcd tore; General Malone. Is
o2rtod ~ Mess. y. A Windsor aaa Fillmore
Arnold: followed ~ CsrtaiD EihG!oacrgcr,
). d. Brady, Col. ;. " Ashby, Il. }. L!1yd,
ana !our more OF the seventeen and o half
cuo. Vho h2To as get atIantCd to % not0Ii.
cciy-in politics. The negro band Ia more cJul.
lcai lockio2 set Il negroes could not be tluad)
was sent of up tbs back streets. This novel
PROCESSION c. i weDdtd is soIomn wfy
aoDg TIC route received largo additions
OF oo}5-a!ttaced by that solitary, Pickering
toEca ned aiot; By Dosso. whose c:uatcnenc,
showed that he felt tic honor Ct his position,
nc l)okad exactly Ike tho fellow RI represented
10 Tao llGtuTe5 es ascending the hill CT fame, Or
something else, cyog CT. es no advances,
HAGsisior ATIl9icg Is tho residence OF
NIr. WINDSOR, the General aid bis esc ,rt passed
~ anu the doors eId windows were closed |
D2gan stood outside with his torch, and had
10 pa!cat'y submit: to the tauats ct tho bad |
boys, Who hsd huit!cd together ia n)tkt
under tho shade trees which surround tho
house: These boys, getting tired OF wasting
lhrir t".atn CO Dc@!n. cNs!merG5n to yell for |
lilly Mehono," ''Bll? tiin Kid" &c, Sc.
They inflated tho boatog c! GOAT. |
ana made other uaaarthIy roiscs that
oh!y b0gs ca5 NIX, E7Iy ba5y wac made
hi5 ar0carsGcc o" tho stcqs Of .hc rcsiieDc,
vas a"uiHuded and c.iled on for speech.
Ills &C aduc: vas c'atiHu,l ill The baA} ayrig.
co, ,2n tho yo%rG savage p &c sAoshcd 20
silence D. "iloi4 Ito F5s,.' hG.r ar-c,n4
piece t. Ills band to b1 y base" h.ro
so'0-9ena'oT Mahnn@ made lis aDDea!eac,. !
aud s3t k9 ah'u; rs fellow My friends. an
not helcro yea tor the purpose CT making
spaHcb. | th&rk y5u for this commitment, and
i2Gl sure TIA: your hears will 1'i)ico when |
tell you. 10 oil Co1idcrc,, that The great liberal
movement Is rro2E:S,log. an! The cvHSs nE the
Pf""r ~ b(ucd TO bcc1m" victorious. Coed
night. lSi!@ht appliance Tho "5and"-
OF to!toEcrs-thcn pDyCd "i'hf,y me l. ck "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

lie MAYORS COURT THIS MoENlNG. -
ihIs morning tho Mayor is4 before hin 't7o
ueo. tor fighting on the wharf. ard Frs.
Ward female abusive language case. tic case
OF the two mcn for lighting was continued ill
to morrow morniog. The abusive language
case, 10 which large nunbcc Of VOICED wero
engaged, was dismissed.
A woIsn named Wright. for doipc business
on the wharf Tihou! liccose, vas hoed and
required TO take Gu: tho necessary Iics,s,.
The Mayo ioi0rned Major Brock, ohi:f Ct
The Washlr gSon police, this morning, By tclc-
ersm, that Burnett, tho mao who vas arrested
IN that cay yesterday, fer an assault upon an
* constable. and who stated that no YES de-
'tchvo from Alexandra, Va. was ia 90 msrnsz
ronneo.ed with tho poles foEco Of this Gig.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER.

Is caused By loT water st Georgetown levi.
lho mills 10 operation there we're ordered to
shut down this morning. snd boats srs expect
ed 10 reach this city to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

COUNTY CuooIs.-Supegintena dent Of
Schools Adams hos c)mmecced his arrange.
uents tor the opening Of the Iu3lic schools ia
the county this year ct the Usual simo. Tho
Ichool trustees OF Arlington di3lic. have cice,
Cd Miss Mi0nie Belle Wibert, sSicr Of Treas
urer Nlbclt, at Si0 per month, and Misa Reed
OF $50 per month teachers OF the @hiio schools,
and Miss Gray at $50 PSF month, and The NE,
sent male Incumbent ct Arlington. Teachers of
cDored schools. Miss Wibert takes ih2 mara
oil Mr.. Jas. +. Clements. Other teachers for
County schools will be elected shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

VIRGINIA CLARETs. Pints and @ larts-The,
are uocquaicd for their PURITY and MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES. Sold by GEO. McBURNEY (
SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

ST TIE SHIP lARD.-A diver arrived hare
this morning from Norfolk. and wen. to the
ship yard, where BIO commenced diving for the
chain which Jumped the shsckIe Of tho large
WaTs Of the Yard Friday lss'. lie succeeded in
replacing the chain 10 position this motoiug
and Il Is thought that the repairs 10 tho ways
VIII DO completed to night when che scam lug
NARY Lewis will bu hauled up. The diviag Tor
Tue chain vas witnessed by large lumber Of
spectators
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

lass u 20. S ALE and DoUBLIN STOUT Just
received at MCBURNEY's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

- ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA
Broom. appll-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

BELFAST GINGER ALE Just received OF
MCBURNRY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

u. II. MUMM & Cos. Dry VEtzENAY
neutrality-suspicious. and CHARTS, ct MCBUR.
NLY u Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18
PROPOSALS.,
DkOrOSALS FOE COAL.

pkOFOSALS FOR COAL.
5eaiN1 proposals, addressed {, !ha undcrgiya-
%, wall % recciv0i at The AUDITORS Gi 70 ua.ii
II o'cl2c!, ~, on Thursday tho 25.h day of
August. 1851, for Furnishing r. WENTY TONS
OF EGG coal and T WENTY-F1VE TONS
OF STOVE COAL for the uss OF the Corpora
ton of Alexandria; the coal to ,e the be:t quail
i!y of white hah. snd TO ha delivered q! the
Mario! Building st such times ard in such Iusn-
titles IS Gisv be desired.
j. w. PEAkE,
suglG-tl Can Joint Com m On Pub. Prop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

20 TO MCBURNEY's and buy yourself som
Ct thCso h0e Alexandria made BRooMs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

lHE tANAL.-Ehere have been no artisais
u canal boats hero Tor tic past two CT three
ual IT aIpcal5 thst stjer dam Nc i was re
lalteo, inc boats we're delsyed from some cause
a' 'oo hourteen milo level. Tho present delay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

GALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND
~ IN FAIRFAX COUNTY-By VIRUS o. a
decree o. tina Cireri. Court of Fairfax county.
rendered at its June term. 1880. in tho cause OF
Whlted8 administrator vs.. Whited's hers, tho
nkmsj, on MONDAY, September 18th, 1851.
court day at y 90 p. NJ. in front of the Ccu,t
House OF Fairfax county, Va, will offer for ssle
ct pubic auction, thst valuable tract OF TIM
BER LAND, lying in the county of Fairfax,
Va, about two miles south of Hunters Mill
known as lhs WHITED TRACT, and contain.
ing Gl7 acres and 81 poles, mora or less. This
land will BIO cold in SIX LOTS Of Is or l25 acres
each. according to recent survey now at the
olhco OF henry w. Thomas, Fairfax ct. House,
va. The lots wi be sold separately. They are
hesVily timoered and olisr fine opportunity fc:
wood and grtzing industries.
Terms: One tenth of the purchase MONEY! in
hand the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months from Gay of sale, with good security for
Inc deferred payments Title TO be retained by
tho com missioEers TIL the whole purchase mon.
ey Is paid oil. If ono fourth of the purchase
money DC paid down, security will be dispensed
win. Inc comml5sloner5 arc authorized to sell
privately and invite proposals. of purchase,
HENRY w. THOMAS, ! Uomn,'rs.'
THOMAS MOORE, of Sale.
suglS-wta
TOM MlSSIONER'S SALEM FiIEFAX
- COUNTY-Pursuant to q decree of the
Circuit Court Of Fairfax county in tho suit of
GunnclPs administrator vs. Fox's administrator
and others, the undersigned, commissioner of
sale ih1rein ntm,d, will On MONDAY, the
10Th day Of September. 1881. (Court day. at II
o'clock n sell at public auction before thu
Oourt House door OF said county, that certain
TRACT OF LAND CT which the late George
q. Fox died seized, containing ST. acres. This
farm lies nosr Fo1's mill, now Wsples', three
miles northwas! Of Fairfax Court Houie. ard ia
pat Of .ho real estate CT the late Hs5riel Fox
is we'll wooded and Eatered.
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth Of tho purchase
money in hand the residue in three eGusl pay :
msnts at e.. IS and Il months, to bear interest
from cay ol sale, to DO secured By tina bonds OF
the purchaser, with good pofsonsl security. and
retention q lille until the Last payment is inside.
Hae'cEcn may ba hal to Moore & Son. At;nr.
neys. II F:i:la1 q. II , for intolmation if ia.
sired THOMAS hOOKE
nGe!S- S1~ CoInrIr. CT Sale
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LOCAL MiTTERS.

Tie Et4litr Fco5GJ|Iiie,. 12.gust IS. 1881.
i'a1 the N.3tiJ S:atCs. warmer. psr.ly cloudy
weather, c2o:s:o1sl !iSat rains, northeast yacrt
ing to s3u.t as; winds and lover pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18
"BLACK-DRAyGHT" cures CO,
For sale by x. s. Leadbeater s. BE-
Cured OF Drinking.

Cured Of Drinking.
"a young friend of n inc was cured Of an In.
satlsbie thirst for liquor which had SO prostrst-
ed him that no IVES unable TO do any BUSH ess.
He was entirely cured by tho use Of Hep Btters.
1t Aliayed sll that tutning thirst; took away the
appetite for liquor, made his nerves steady and
he has remained sober ard staady man for
moro than two years. and hna no desire to return
to his cups; know of number or others that
hsvo been cured of drink by it"-From a lead"
ing 4. *, Official, Chicago. ILL., IImCS.
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For kae by t. {. Losdbeater & Bro
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a N ACT Id amend aua ro-,pxct secIon , 20
AA ChApler II. OF Inc corr Or atin,- &C.,


q AL 10 amend aud ro-unSct section ur
-. cnepler &l, OF the corr. Grafton coca.
Do u enacted by the CITY Council! of Alagan.
uF!s' ihht section CT chs pter yi, Of tho corpo-
rHl'i II couo De amended and re enacted so ss 70
read is follows: ~ "
IL ahe'i be tnn duty %. tho Mayor ON the l0.h
anY 81 [ II IA avery tSO gears CT as soon there
h"t' I" .ract'Gnbit, LII advertise for bids for re-,
"u 'IH -'!n N'"h' sol III the city OF Alexandria
80 go I'n.s ."ni the fr&! day Of Ausu.t thencu
N.:","E' lao coA'Iac. FIR ITO removal OF such
nEnS .I'! snail be awsrdol to the highest re-.
n,..a,'nI D'ddc3 VINO will use in such work the
improved Arpnr a.us known Sc the otnrlnss az
Ia.a-:t% mas II mo, giving preference TO any re-
"'e :JS' .ant CT this city who shall offer Ia
!''roii'.cn - t. faln whether his bid shall be tho
mE"tsl OF .iUt; and Il 40 person sEal otter TO use
nc s''!e' L!ir' !he contrscL shall DO given 10 tho
80 me- 'aH?olslbo BIDDER. The person TO whom
~ c'i l:hct is awardat hall n all .espeats com.
~ ~ Ire lava vi ihn corporation, and shall
, ~ 9Gs 70 tine Of $40 tor every violation
tn'.:"oi. Iho Mayor stall proceed under The
- immediately upor :.s passage.
hs act SE',. Do Ill force from. is psssspe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

CEC. Z. PhICE s. CO.,
Wholesale and RcLail Dealers in
WATRRAELUNS AND CANTRLOpES.
ALSO FRESH FISH
OF All kinds Ia saaaon. We ere now prepared 10
furniah fsmiiips with Wstermolons which we
keep on ice and cin ba hal At tho shortest no.
tlce. Our stand is At tho Sua Elgino House, on
Fairfax street, adjoining the Market Building.
Respectfully,
jT1S-lm GRO z. PRICE 81 co.
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No headache or back-achc for ladies'
WHO drink SWINE OF CARDUln
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THE ECLECTIU INSTITUTE.
4 ALEXANDRIA. We.

n. 1!Ir-k.H2N VIZ
Miss Macy L. DEAHn. Principal:
ASSISTED by faithful s1d experienced teachers.
The Fourth annual aelscn OF this school will
begin September 20:h "'''
Terms: For boarding pupils $i75 for session
oil nine months. This iGc!uies the entire u
p'nse OF Board. washing, fuel. lights, pew.rent.
use OF piano and tuition In English branches and
Latin.
Terms; For day pupils ior session of mir O
months. Primary Class, Sl5.O): Intermsii,'e
$50 90; Collegiate, $50 60; Euol Sl.5O. ''''
References: Eov. L. Sutar, (lsr psstcr,
Bishop r. NJ. While, Rev. u. r. SprivV. D.
D.. and Rev. J. Ietsrkin, y. y both of Rich.
mond; Rev: T. +. Martin, of Louisville. Ky,
MAO Col n. b. Mpntaiu', Of Shsckletord's,
Ring and Qaoan Co., Va, AMI patrons in AleS.
Anorla. jv30-lm
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:, II Goin ?!.nco ".i :he above oct which passed
sno Guy Conlct; AuG"si IT, snd approved Au.
';na: II, !&ji, Will receive seslod propossls NJ
!ny "ihce al King street until tho 25th dsv of
August lSS!, Is: y O'Clock H., st which time |
WI aWard tho ccatric,. J. will require bond
mhd security n tbs sum Of i've huudred dollsrs
Tor ne isithiu! performance Of duty, and reserve
.a9 T'Ght 10 rtJec. any snd all bids The sue.
ceSsiul contractor Will This yesr" enter upon
his du!ics OH iha lst day OF Septen Der, 1851. and
bold tho position until the Is. day of August
lSS}.
EuaiS-!Saj No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

M OODBURN SARVEN WHERLS-JA
~ stock Of these Wheels always in stor e,
and orders received for special siz.s.
JAS. =. OARLIN s. SONS,
suElS C3 King street
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max snd HICKORY RIMS-A large 8, ,ck
~ jus: received and for sale by
JAS. +. CAKLIN & SOF.S,
auelo CO King treet.
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Eu1tS-!S.j

SsRE3ERV1NG KETrLBS- Porct-
t., IAN lined ard Bell Metal; also in stock
Mliivlilo Glass Fruit Jars, puts. quarts and
hal gallons, Fer sale Wholesale and retail at
JAS. K. UARLIN " SONS,
suClS ~ H. stroot
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

MlN1ATURE ALMANAC, AUG. Is, 1888
$40! Tlses......-.... 3 Is S,l7. sets......... &
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- TONS GRINDSTONRS assorted sizss in
~ store and for sale a. lowest market rsses.
auRlS JAS. +. CABIN & SONG
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WTANTED, ty middle aged sir gle x7bite
w woman, place either in The eli ~ oro,1s
farm to COOK or mako herself gene ally usei, u
Address Cook, Alexandrs. Va, z. O. ral7-2 >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-18

I UNITS AGUE OURE-No cure, no nav:
a. cure cure for Chills and Fever, Try il;
price SOC per bottle. an1T
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-25
= ADMINISTRATIVE Morice.

TEna ngonsy Z, In tho Probate Court
In he matter Of the estate Of Charles M.utz. de.
ceased.
nnOTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
IN dersiHned administrators Of the estate oi
Or Charles Mautz, deceased, TO the cred tors
u, aud All persons having claims against the
said deceased. 20 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten mouths after the irst publ.
cation Of this notice. TO the sud Administrative ut
Der residence, ON the corner OF Commercial and
Main sire is. in Idaho City, I. r.
CATHERINE MAUrZ
Administrative Of the estate OF Charles Mautz,
deceased.
JAS. H. HAwLEY Attorney for Administrative.
Dated Idaho City. May 29th, 1850.
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PLAIN, OR IN coLoRs

And atprisos 10 per cent: below
GAR former rates.
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Mustang Lininent Ii without an equal
1T pc netrates dcsh nnd muscle Co
tlae very bOAe---, Faaking tile continu-
nnce 1T piiin nd infianntion ifnpnr sible.
It's effects upon Human, Flesh ard the
Brute Grafton uros equally Wonderful.
The Mtsyif.sfi
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Dnnrsnr,a Thousands of soldiers
= OIloIOllo.a and their heirs entitled
BY late laws of Congress. Send two stamps
for laws and copy of CITIZEN SOLDIER, to
NV. Fitzgerald, U. s CT I'm Atty, Box
58S, Washington, d. G.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-03

#. The Land Bill. fs|"Nr W..
Deep interest was manifested in the
second reading Of the land bill in the
house of lords. The usually deserted
benches were filled with peers at an
early hour, and the peeress gallery was
filled with the wives and daughters of
hereditary Legislators. Since the dis.
turbance bill was thrown out there has
not been such a muster of lords; indeed
the numerous attendance, suggested
that the aristocratic party had become
bold enough to defy Gladstone and the
commons. The galleries reserved for
members of parliament were crowded
with commoners, anxious to hear Sails
bury's declaration of war or peace.
Carlingford opened for the government
in u measured and argumentative
speech, which put the case with admir-
able clearness. His statement was re-
ceiyed by the liberals with a few languid
murmurs Of appreciation, which in their
formal chamber pass current for
cheers, and by the conservative with
equally CHASTITY murmurs Of dissent.
| Salisbury's reply was more vigorous
but less keen and clear. Denouncing
the bill in strong terms, he said it had
been won not from a sense Of Justice
but from the fears of the government.
lie closed with the lame and impatient
CONCLUSION that the lords should reject
the measure and amend it in the com
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-03
PILEsi PILEsi PILES.
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No On
Need Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as a poultice,
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffinber-
ry, of Cleveland, says about DIR. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: | have
used scores of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such imme-
date and permanent relief as DIR.
Willinms' Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
FRANK ). HENRY, 81 Co.. Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BE sure and ask for Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms g. Glover.
may7-daw1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-03
Smart Boy.

new Aork Herald.
That quality which leads parents to
praise their children is, if accompa-
MED by kindness to them at home, We
nv beautiful. 1t is always better ts
encourage children than to be con-
stantly degrading them with surly
abuse.
While restraint to q certain extent
may be beneficial, or even necessary,
experience demonstrates that too much
management at home usually results
in establishing n character the reverse
of good to be sure, q child may b.
mado slightly conceitel, and SON :
times eve painfully obtrusive, but
praise IL mainly better than blame !;
and 1t isnot always q bad sign when
a man though a bore, asks Theodore
Thomas to "Comc up to Yonkcrs som
limo and hear my dau ghter play 9Th
bouncing Blue Bells; /" or entertain
Wcndell Phillips or Edwin Booth q
the seaside with nh imitation of no,
his sou recites .sThc Boy Stool q
the burning Deck He Is probably
gool iather. He will come up to 80
and say ''Hcre is q good thing f.
your paper. My ~l2-year-old bay i.
very smart. Come up some c%veniirs
and listen 70 his jokes. Why, las
night 1 took home u package OF mo-
iasscs taffy candy and he said Ma,
lhat's taffy., Now, hc has never hcar.l
the slang phrase about giving any ono
laffy, SO IL shows that he jumped to IL
himself lie said Ma, that's1affy.'-
She looked at me with a queer smile.
aiid shook hor head but 1 couldn't
hold in. / just bust. Ma, couldn't
stand II; and she yelled till the tears
rolled down. Said I. Ms, that's laf-
fy;' and away she went again."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-03

Monday being Emancipation Day, the
colored people made considerable dis
play at Chicago, and as the sequel
shows. considerable bad blood was
stirred up. One Jim Mulligan, colored.
took a walk with a woman equally
dark both morally and otherwise. Ann
Kennedy, by name; when one Denis
O'Mahony, a switchman, and Frank
Lyons. a boiler maker, both having a
good time,'' fell in behind and in
dulged in bad language, which the
negro resented by drawing a pistol and
firing two shots, one of which killed
O'Mahony and the other sent Lyons to
the hospital with a dangerous, If not
fatal, wound. Both negroes were ar
rested. Jack Slanners shot and killed
his mistress, Susie Cleveland, in a
Clark street house of ill-fame; jealousy.
At AZ Rebeeca street, Tom CahiIl, a
sewer worker. 20 years of age, shot at
a boy named Chris. Dixon. who had
tormented him. Dixon complained TO
a policeman, but the latter was pre-
vented from making the arrest by
Cahil's mother and brothers. The
policeman summoned aid, and with sew
eral officers attempted to enter the
house. which had been b%arricaded in the
meanwhile. The door was forced and
young ,Cahill shot Officer O'Brien In
the breast, Just above the heart. prob
ably INJECTING a fatal wound. Officer
Ray was shot in the head, but not fatal
ly. Cahir1 received a shot in the body,
and the bali is supposed to have passed
through the liver and will prove fatal.
His mother was shot also. Arrests
were made. and a bloody pistol reloaded
was found concealed In the bed ticking.