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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-05-26
OUR JUTENILES.

OUR JUVENILES.
The Story Of Mother Hubbard n 1851.
Dame Hubbard lived In . brown-stone house
With windows Of French plate-glaas,
ana she Kept dog, and wonderful cat,
But never q lad or lass.
The doggie was frowsy, wheezy and old;
The cat was fat as pig;
And neither the cat or the wheezy old dog
Would think Of dancing jig.
Ono day Mother Hubbard went out for driven
With her neighbor, Grandmother Grey;
The two old ladies' wore gowns Of silk,
And kerchiefs from far Bombay;
Their hair was pulled, their bonnets in style,
And their ooachman dressed 30 gay,
The boys and girls al stopped and stared
Az they drove along that day.
Now old Mother Hubbard said to her friend,
"zet us lunch-I am hungry and coldp
30 they drove to 3 place where the best Of cooks
Served ladies with daintes untold.
There they sat and oh.tted, q ladies win,
About their darling pets;
Mother Hubbard said, Pussy was quite unwell;n
"Poor little dearI" said Grandmother Grey;
my parrot is poorly, too!
But what comfort 1t 10, dear friend,
To sympathize hero with you'll"
Mother Hubbard she sighed, and wiped her eyes;
IL grieve, a. you may suppose,
For my darling dog has the asthma now,
And the cat has wart ON her nose.
''And am anxious, whenever I'm out
unlock the telephone,
80 the nurse can call the doctor at once
II either dear should moan.
my cat, she sips her milk through straw;
And my dog has pound day
OF the choicest cuts from the market-man,
Which he eats in the daintiest way.
"And only think, the dear little pet
Is nervous and restless At night,
SO he has three beds Of velvet and fur,
And we always burn bright light.
"When he tires Of one he goes to the next,
Or cries to be carried, you know;
And he often wskens me out of my sleep
To tell where he wants to go.
"Ah they're wise little pets !" Mother Hubbard said
my cat will have bakers bread.
Her basket is lined with satin fine,
And the lace on her pillow is thread"
sand my dear little Polly" said Grandma Grey
ut would grieve you much to hear
Her cry when the children run about,
They disturb her 80, poor deari
~ told my daughter tho child must keep
Out Of sight-yes, out Of her way;
Children abound, you know, everywhere,
While parrots not found every day."
"That is true, my good FRIEND" Mother Hubbard
then said;
''But come let US go and sec
If that stupid maid has all complete
Pets blanket she's pointing for me-
"He has only six now, poor little dear!
Some are done in embroidery fine,
Some are made Of velvet and some Of plush
For this precious dog Of mine"
Now these sober old ladies went out once more
To drive in the park, it is said;
And on the front seat sat wheezy dog
With blanket Of snowy red;
And, close by his side, In basket gay,
Was pussy, glossy and meek;
poor boy eaid that the rug on her back
Would buy him food for week.
Now this is the story, and quite as queer,
If you see it some folks do,
As the old, old one with lively dog,
Which never was half so true
Mrs. Kate Z. Wood, in Wide A,cake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04
ie2S-ts
Ry Green q Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
NUMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ Bile RsAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN.
DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In purauapne
of decree of tha Circuit Cour. Of Alexandlis
county in thu charclry cause of VIM Mirror
ct oil. We. CsLhsrice Am Lemon ct aL, the un-
dersigned will oifer for sale At public auction, at
abca. l. N on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Day
nf July, 1:Sl, in front of the old Court House on
Columbus Affect. Alexandria, VirgiuiA TdREE
land OF which w. j. Minor died sez,d, to wit:
lat. A TRACT OF LAND, containing SO
screa, rood .nd 81 81 perches, and kaown .s
the "SGHCO1, FUps& TRACT"
I'd. A T aAQT. coH.ai'i z IA ecroa, aad part
CT the 'hpHlEG FIELD TRACE"
3D. & ThAOT, c !ntsinirg T3 act,s. Gnd an
ctbor psrt OF tho "Sp!i aeld tract" With right
Of Way. 8 rods vide, over lhs south end Of the Il
acre tract.
Terms; Ono.thi.d in cash, and Tho reeidue in
TWO equal psym ents at SIX and twelve months
with i.terest frcla tda day OF sale The notes
cf Tho p.rch3strs waiVin2 homestead eIeup-
llon, with security, tn be gwen th"retor and the
title OF :ho lan - 10 retained uutii the purchae
z.oncv is paid.
n. B.-This land ia near the cities of George
iowa, Washington aud Alexandria and Is Of
good qlslity, and thore ars soma improvements
aud wood on the frst named tract a plot and
survey ofthe land may be seen At the Office Of
j ohm II. johnson, Alex sndria, Va.
S. f. BEACH,
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
jtEI-ts Commissioners OF Sala.
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BY Green q Wise, Auctionsers.

pY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
- Uiruit Cour. for tho city of Aie1andris, en-
tered E. its ay torn. 1881 in the chalcsry cause
Of j .rnes <. Cariin vs. Alexander Hunter ct ais,
in said cout peud!ag. the undersigned c)mm,o
Sionars therein nam"d, will on SATURDAY
til On d'y of July, 1884, expose to sse at pubic
suction 10 froa! o! The market b u:e bulldog cn
Fair fax street. Als1sndrs VirRini., ths follow
Ing desctlbei propa'sy; A CEkTAIN ThAUT
OF LAND conts!biag ESQ scres moro or lsas,
siiu ts and lying in AisIandtia county, Vjr-
ginIs. On the wess sids ns the Washington ard
Alexsn6ris Turnpike ard sounded as follows:
On tie north aad WEE. By the lands cf !. e.
Addison on tao eouta By ths Alexandria O,n.l,
ST d on the cast By the Ola Milisary Road, te,ng
u part Of the Arlington trsc., A portion Of tho
tract containcd IN The above Gescri ption and
boundaries 10 wit: The portion known us
Burieieh, continuing 43 scrss.l rod and poles
aud tract Of ~ acres heretofore convey ed to NJ
D. Core, will no. bs ex poaed to sale.
Terms Of Sales: Enough in &C h TO psy tho
C 2sts Of suit and salo. and tao lum OF 81 $40 s.
with six per cant interest from the 4sh day OF
November, le7l subject to = credit OF Sl25, ss OF
March 10Th, 1917 and tho residus Of tho pur-
chsso money. i! any, upoa credit otsiI, twelve
sCd eighteen months. to bo secutei by tha bonds
o. tho purchasers with Rood security, aud ths
tile re!sined uatil .her &C paid.
9. w. WATTLES.
Ch AkL25 4. STUART.
jeG-dts Cou m ss Of Salos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

HOW MONKEYS ARE CAPiUaED.-Ooe
mcthOd Tor ca;ching monkeys il 6 most ludi-
crJus GEO. 40 old. hstd cJc1anut Is taken, and
ve'y :msll hos maau 10 the shell. Furnish.
cd With thi9 sud a pccsaliul of Boiled rice, the
sportsman ssili iato toe forest acd stops be-
meath tree tenen!cd by mouk,y'. Within
full sigh: OF :hes, irquisitivo SPECTATORS he
ii st cats little ice, and then pu,sa uu,oti.y
iato the c,coanut with Gli the ostec etiuu posi-.
bIo Trc Lut lS then laid upon the grouul and
The nun:tr Eetifes 10 & co0Veultnt autu3h No
s>oaer ~ the man out OF sight ttan the MN.
kej race hs hsl.er.akelttr for the c0cosnut. rhe
frat arfiVsi peeps toto it., srd, SEER The peuti
tpl store ct rc. inside, :q1:ez 8 hi, napd insido
,hroash the tiny hll, aud Gu ches q handful.
NlW s. DErlm ount IS greed over every other
t:eloS cluutc:ed with the In key uaure. that
nothing val !oducI the creature to reliluuish
bis hold. With his bsod thus clasped be o.n
10. possibly sx:rsct il; but the thought that If
h9 let g, ooc of his trethren Will obtain the
teas! IS o7.rpcw.ring. The sporssm,o spop
aprssT5 uooa the soani; the unncu d bsred
monkeys Z, 10 aIf dlrtc iJos, cut thl u u1tJr;u-
uala 0ru!e VINO ii Wall not let the rce 20, is
thereby handicapped bsy0nd hope. with co.
caanut as largo a. hmssi!--a s;s.o OF lff,irs
l1lte !st. 81 rspit locouoiGn. ei her terrestrial
or nlblrCal. fhc Hspu.! is, that he lAl an easy
cip;!Ve to tho huo;or. VICTIM to his oWn
greed. hTea "neD ccu2ht, he reads in the 60.
tiots Ct bis c.ptor desig, to rob hin of lis
rice, aod ho c'u'ohes it sill tae harder; aud, the
very fast th!! & he tols Slcn the nut is cracked
Sud Toe hsnd released, is to cr4m lis olulco,s
ioto ti9 mouth. Thoughts CT escape come ell
lClWgrJ
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. 4. q. WEsT's NERVE ANu BRAIN TREAT.
&EST; specific for hystsri., Dizziness, Con.
sion Loss of Memory Spermstorrhea, .Impc.
teueJ, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by over eIerti0n, self abuse. or ovor
indulgence. which leada 10 misery, decay and
death. One box will euro recant cases. Each
ooI Contains one m nonth' g treatment Ono dollar
box. OF six boxsa for e We dollars sent by mai
prepaid on receipt of price VS. guarantee aix
boxes to cure any case. With eaeh o1dor re-.
ceived BY us for six boxes accompanied with
I've collsls, We will send the purchaser our wit.
ten RuNanlee to return The money if the trcs.
me2t does not effect a cure. Guarantses issued
By JANNRY & CO., Druggists AlcrnndTis.
Va. Wholesale sld retail agents. Orders bF
msil will receive prompt attention. ma77
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FANGT GOODS.

A LOVES in Kid, Berlin, Lisle Thread, Silk
= snd L.cs, showing all the neges: shades
l4r The sessor. also new assortment Of Lace
Ii!ts. Pr!co 25c SOC, 75G and 81 70 per pair.
Corse:s in ell tho loading styles, perfect in Fl!
snd finish. Prices So. TO 81 80 per pair
Underwear Special attention ia called TO the
large assortment for Ladies' G4Ft., Mis:eF
Hogs and Infsnts in G&uza, Lisle Thread, Cos.
s1mer sDd Summer Merino also ,.le exhibiting
cfo ca ss:ortment Of L,des' Undergarments
o; every description, Chemises Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Handkerrhiefs- -Suspenders.
hcs!e.v. showing Ito nncst choice patterns MS
Rsii na The larGes, assortment Of N 31iurn snd
l1+r quality Constantly adding tha lst.s, n1t-
lerLs Us soon as tncy s,5 offered for Bale by tie
II anuf.c!ures.
Neck Rulings. KuTs. Ekir!s. Veilings, But.
tons, Silks. Uotions Sc
Eteings in Swiss, Hsmbnr9, Nsinsook. Cora
line, Vefm ceiIe, vale: ciernes Lsrgledoc,
ToIchon, Ru.siaa, Vense Crochet, &C.
flghmie Patent Bosom, KeiL forced and
Sc7stch Snirts, in isuudred snd unlauudried.
Collars snd Cuff, sizes II 10 IS inches. Prices
lie l5', 2Oc and 25c
GefmnuLown. Shetland and Gexony Wool,
Zclhyr Wors.ed 10 ell Colors, Silks CsnvAss, &c.
NGckwear-At eli times tna collection will
surpssa al! other asaor.mcE:s offered in tho city.
a 1ns display of Clzu1cnt the beat Scarf ever
made fof men; also GorcisD, Fiexor, l. DAudace,
tropical, lie .iOinville, Lace, ind Complete
line CT fsrcy T.es AID Bows.
&. M. AID A Ms
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Tee s:2a!est joy OF This sesson is the 70 7ce
Of 'he aruteE's sto.e. Nlns OF the other pleas
nres d May tim, or spring house Cleaning can
coD?Grt sel,h this event, Which sill the family
lopk icrEtri to WIKI Intense expectation, and
whch Lever las 10 put ell 10 the b.st of hu-
mor, by havlog them stored away at STAINS.
BURY's CENTRAL Stove HOUSE, you will save
inucl suDoystc c.. aud have Ihem 10 good order
TO put up whcp tie coli weather comes, Re.
member tbs plGcs-NcBurnoy' building, cor
ler hiaS end Washiagtou sts.
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Ess!a~ Ask 1ou. drnpgist tara capy Of "Younc
Nj u i trleaG" and read It!
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BoOKs, SRA ArEtssEHY. etc.
NEW BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 95 KlNGST.


The COMPARATIVE EDITI N OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT; both versions in o,e
book, arranged in parallel columns; very
handsome edition S1t0
HI iss PABOLA'5 NEW COOK BOOK and
MARKETING GUIDE. by Maria Ps.ols /;
81 30: nov lot received to-day. All the StaLd
xrd Cook BOOKS on hard. to wit: Breskfa.t
Luncheon and Tea Common Sense in the House
hold. by Marion Harland, Mrs. Le.'e Cookery.
Mrs. Eandolpb's Fifty Years in Maryland
Kitchen, Widd6slds, Lesie's, Godey's, Ma
tonal snd others.
FARM FESTIVALS, BY Will Carleton,
.ushor of Farm B,lads," Farm Legends u;
etc. 81; beautifully illustrst:d.
20 cents
PUCK On WHEELS ia very rich 25c.
NEW SUMMER NOVELS-Lcd Astrsy,
I5c; an riful Widow, 75c; Heart and Hand,
75o; Friend and Lover, 75c.
Now publications daily.
JED GEO. E. FRENCH.
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VIRGINIA CLARETsl super!l, TO Imported
Wiors. 1T NC6URNEYs.
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A VOICE FROM FAUoUIER COUNTY, Va
Oae Customer wrltes thus. After careful test
lcr the past tWo Weskp. myself aud wife pro.
nouncs SoCr BEST RESULTS PATENT PRoCzss
FLOUR Us huG hlur rs w nave evsr used, AID
feti coah ;cu. there is 10 grsde cf -four manu-.
lac: ured that excelS yours. Sold Only By
GEO. MCbURHEY & Son,
3. ". Cer. klog and Washington Sls.
AleXaudns w.
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Easss SALE BH RENT,

FOR RRNT-Tne BRICK
~ DWELLING on The southeast corner Of
Fit and VIOLA ats. Possession given l,t May.
Apply to
0pl5 -eoLf GREEN & WISE
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AUCTION SALEN.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
-As from Jose hus Lawson AMI wife. dated
February I 1876. and duly recorded. and At the
request ofthe party secured thereby, will sell
at public suction. in front OF the FAufax street
entrance OF the Market Building. on SATUR.
DAY, thel6.h day off uly. 1881, at II m,, the fol-
lnwipg z pro perty c)nveyod bg said deed: q csrtan
PIKOE or PARUEL of GROUND in the city
OF s Alexsndrin, situated on ,hs north eide of
Prince street extended stihs intersection of Pey-
Ion street. running thence northwardly With
Peyton street S. feet. thence running eastwardly
wito Prince St. extended lSl feet, theDca south.
~srdy Ii!h Pey ton street - feet, thence west
wsrdly binding on Pri,cs street extended to the
beginning. The ssid property is improved by
& TENEMENT HOUSE, aod said lot will be
sold either in entirety or will be divided into
two lots having front on Peyton street of 4S
feet each.
Terms of Sale: One.hAlf cash and tbe residue
psyab!e six ncnths from date of sale. purchaser
10 give his note with good security for the de-
erted payment srd 10 bear iote.ass from day of
ss,e. AL convey yalcing at cost of purchaser.
j:lS-!s T. b. LAWSON. Trustee.
COMMIsSIoNEW sALB.-In pursuance
~ OF decree of the Corporation Court OF the
city of AleSsndli. in tha eut of F.ndall guard
ian vs. Fendsll ct ais thu undersigned will
ctfer tor sale, o. pubic auction, st about IL M,
en- SATr RDAY July S0.h, 1884, in front OF
the Court House on Fairfax street Alexandria,
Va, LOT OF GROUND with small FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated on the east side Of
Washington street. between King and Prince
streets. Alezaadris, Va, in width ~ feat on
Washington street, and in depth l23 feet; it bs.
ing the property ne1t south of the dwelling
house Of =. s. Taylor. jr.
Terms of sale: Gus third in c,sb, and the
residue in two equal pay IN ants st six aud twelve
months from day Of sale with interest thereon;
,he notes of the purchaser with security 10 be
given thsrefor. ard the title Of the property 10
&c retsiaed until ths purchase money is p.id.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
iG23-ts Comm'r of Salei
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, st McBUn
NEY ).
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DWELLING FOR RENT.

The THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
Uas eeven chsmbers. psrlor, dining room ard
kitchen, water and gas, A good room on King
street. fret q or. suitable tor store or ofice The
house viii 10 put in good order for prompt
tenant. Inquire OF GREEN & WISE
it1S-eotf Real Estate pents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

n0MASTIC SEWING MAOHlNEo-We
~ desire otce more to ask sttenti,n Of pariies
Desiring 10 lu'chs.s n Sewing Machine 10 c,ll
and ex, m ne Ito sp, 81 advantages of the II o.
nestle" We have now on hAkd LEVER
= recent iryentiun-by which the machines co. sy
be worked by hAnG. We have sold q gres.
many "Oone:lics." and every one h>s siveu
ssi #. c.;on. Circulars, H.n prices &C., rent
BY mall.
jelG ES LRADBgATER g. ByO.
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IOR nENT-The LIVERY STABLE on
r. the esst tide of Washington street, between
King and Cameron, formerly occupied By VIM.
Iegg and more recently By w. II. Thornton
Possession given on the 1st of July. Apply to
iel6-lm JOHN LANNON.
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DAINTS The celebrated ATerill Ready
i Mixed Paint; also ttaer brands of de.irs-
Bile mia ed pa,i,s AZ ioaes. prices full eu2ply
recslsed. Also s,t"ck Of m!zst cJors Ieacy
fox uSa in l and z ID can:.
AAaBA5TIhA for covering walls and CALL
mss Vt Telilf gs. Sample card ot oil the s5.7d
csn be mad upoa application 10
j:li II ). l. LSADbEATRR s. BRO
nnNpRIiS " 2 Z. l. u a q l. Z f,.liI1. u
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/ UST received to-day fresh lot of s y NIT
- BEDFORD and DEEP KOGK MINERAL
WATEhS. Fer sale on drsaght or b0 The gal.
lon st nyl6] LUh19S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-04

! HShCT POWDEE-Bed Bug Poisons Of
L various kinds AUD the best klowa s1,icic for
Il 9 preveItion of moths are sold ty
Dyl4 T. s. LhaUb3ATtR 6 BRO
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EOWLKR FLY FANS, With Lambeth Im
X provsments, aso Fly Traps, 1T very low
price,, a. SO kiag. corner Of Roy al stree, Gail
aad see Iel0J j. L. CREIGHTON q SON.
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TiNHE Easy LAWN MOWER just re.
4 ceiVed and fJr sale st IS King. corner of
Royal street The best thing out; cali sud exam
ine. (my4l j. Il CREtGATON s. SON.
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GCYTGES SANUCKADLyS, Crs1lc Fingers,
~ ti.s. &C., for safe chssp ATS Eng street,
corner Ut ko5sl.
jalS + T. CREIGRTON g. SON
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II N AAELED DUCK and DRILL for was.
~ on covers aad wagon bows, and Huss,
Rims. &C, wholesale a2d re!sIl.
mJaO JAS r CABIN & SONS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

- respected the hour when earnest pro-
test should become open war. The on
set came, and Mr.. Conkling, who found
too late his great mistake, went to the
wall, and had the humiliation to wit
ness Republican convention hold, in
which his opponents were in large ma
jority.
However, we have been disappointed
in the outcome OF the Convention. In
stead of the angry contention antici-
pated and the bad blood that was to
have been stirred up, the fruits Of the
Convention have been peace, harmony
and united Republican party. Conk-
ling instead of asserting his authority
and power, left the Convention COM
pletely alone and for once acted wisely.
The Republicans have recognized the
need of harmony and have acted in a
manner to secure it, They have
shown::to the country that a disposition
to quarrel to such an extent as to en-.
danger the defeat of the party does not
them. The pressing need of
he country is peace. and he who ig-
lores this is not friendly TO-. good gov
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
EtisOn'a New Machine.

Mr.. Edison III S just completed IA very
powerful dynamo machine, winch was
tested Monday night with satisfactory
results. 1t is 1870 horse power, and con-
sumes AGO pounds Of coal al hour, at an
average cost OF $3.50 ton, screenings
being used, making the cost of run.
ming II about fifty cents an hour for l POO
lamps. The arlnature is made of cop
per bars, one ha inch thick, instead Of
small wire AS usual The maximum of
illumination capacity is equal 10 537 900
candles. The cost was $1,000. The
largest machine previously built by MIR,
Edison was an eight hcrse power ma
chine of sixty lights, with two magnets
weighing 800 pounds each. There are
twelve magnets in the new machine,
weighing 6Sj pounds each. 1t is de-
signed for station at Charing Cross,
London, where number of houses are
to be wired for lighting by this means.
Mr.. Edison intends to build twenty
four ma hines of 2j0-horse power each,
twelve of which viii be placed in the
Pearl street station, to light a district
300 houses have been wired
which will be lighted by $4,000 lamps.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

All-silk damasse Of ,,co,.
ors, SI.25. WI
Nextouter circle, Chestnut s,,,.,
Embroidered open.va'! r.,'s
robes; I. e., single dress.ns,'.' rs''
terms with tlounciinp a% a',|
trimmings of the same ,na,s a'
rial, embroidered after ti. ~.
Hamburg fashion with sst sT
colored silk Ihe embra n,''
derles are 2 to s inches v;i.
The materials are lade,'
cloth and drap d'ete. SIS n
SIS. w
Five ways to make the,
up are shown by tasbio,
plates ; but as the goods an
uncut, except into dress.D,,.
terms, they can be made ipto
any style to please the wear
er.
Third circle, south from center
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

1T WAS evident all along through the
Lynrh-Gardner case that somebody was
stretching the truth tremendously, and
the committee at its session last night
recognized that fact, if it, as it is said,
has made a compromise repor. and
placed Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Gardner on
the same level. One thing was plain
however in the trial. Mr.. Lynch did
give orders to parties for street dirt and
if he did not collect the money and nav
it over to the Auditor, he permitted
other parties at least to collect the
money. Any part of this money Mr..
Lynch denies receiving, and because he
did not receive it and pay it oyer to the
City Auditor, the committee, it is said,
will report in favor of censur.ng him.
If 1t is drawn battle. Patrick Gardner
will gain the most, as lie stood alone
unsupported in his evidence against
Mr.. Lynch and dozen or more wit
nesses.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
PeaCe In New York.

After the clouds of the great political
oattle fought out at the great Republi.
can State Convention at New York have
cleared away, it looks as if the partv
mad been united, and better feeling re-
stored. The contest between the fac.
lions has been long and bitter-unex.
@mpled IN bitterness in fact, unless the
conflict between Bourbon and Doupla,
Democracy in 1860, which placed Abra.
nam Lincoln in the Presidential chair
be excepted At no timo since its in.
ception has the quarrel of the Republi-
can factions in New York presented
very agreeable and encouraging fea-
lures, and the spirit in which it has
been waged exhibited rather more
acrimony than seemed exactly consist
ent with the avowed purpose of either
faction. Yet this cruel factional war
seemed inevitable from the start, but no
man, however clever and able he NAV
pe' can control a party like the great
republican party of New York long at
time. Had Mr.. Conkling's control
neen wisely exercised he would even
then one day have been overthrown.
Unlike some other statesmen he had
ambitions for personal preferment, and
more unlike them he had a naughty un-
compromising spirit. This spirit begat
opposition of necessity, and unfortu-
nately for Mr.. Conkling it put men
equally as able rs himself in opposi-
sion. 1t was only 3 question of time