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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
SAELEOADS,
SAlLEOADS,
1881 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WpST 9, CSTn11

lSS ! GREAT 1881
NJ, PESEsYLVANIA ROUTE ~
~ The NoRRT n93fp VEST 3 SOUTHWEST
'A SA GA1Ff STFh Eo III mssekk4Nssy
April Atm, 1851.
Tra;ne lssye Washington from depot Of RAJ
TIh0RE & POTOMAC RAILROAnS pa
ner Of Sixth snd 3 ST. sets, as follows: cor
For Philadelphia, New York and the East s,,,
10 20 an. daily; sxcep: Sunday. snd 2.WssSa99
tied Express Of Pullman parlor Csrs an an.
II. ds:ly, sscep: Sunday. fo, Pbilsdejsia'.
.uG 10 so a. 1T. daily, except SUNDAY a.,
CO. ~ aid lQr. N. aily. '-u
fc. eiiisourg snG toe West $50 ;. m, Wit,
2arior Car to P,t:sbprg and Sleeping csr r', u
P,ts5urs aDd Chicago; 1880 5. Nc. dss
rs. 8. 3. o, y, with Ialsce Car to Chicsso
eIcep. Sundsy and 93U y. m. daily, e1cs,S
Saturday, With Palace Csr t" Csnsrdsirn.E
For Watkins io.3C 3, 10. dsiiy s4cep. SSI.
day.
For Baltimore, 81, a.0c, ESQ and lososr.
200, &c. 40. 5.4u, $50 and lO.uU 6, ~
or SG:3ay, t.N sna 10. 81 s'm.: 80. 5lO,9.N
Cor ropes Crock Lie, A. Il. N. and 4Opu
duly. eEcsrs SUNDAY.
| Fer Annapolis. IL u Ii. and 50 .. N. ds,,
except t>unG"y.
LOCAL TaAINS.
Eo7 AieI"nd.Ik W, 80 70. and /! 80 4.
IL, anc II, s. t 20, 6 ard IL 81 p. I'll. Gun.
dsj ST 81, s -, and Ii 80 d. N. and So
Trans le&9a Alexandria ;or Wasnins.Ga, tn
6.Ge, nd 10 a. Ia, sId II 80, 3, s, / 9M
p. II. hid y night.
On Sunday ns $50. snd l0E. u. and 70O and
9 IL .. III.
GEMOUGH TRAIN FOB TEE SOUTH u,
tiusntico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
tria ai 75c sno II 81 q. III. daily and 8 % r
N. dan, except sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II 81 5. NJ. makes bu. ops
stop. VIZ: at Qusntico, between Alexandra
! SUD Richmond.
| Tickets and Information can be procured A;
principal railroad stations and ticket ofSce,
Southeast. j. <. WOOD,
Gen'l. Passenger :. gen,
! FSANK THOMSON
! General Manager. ara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

Steamers of CHS line will run Is foilows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
JUNE .rOssEEH
EVERY MONDAY, WEDN sSDAY and
FRIDAY, st co o'clock penn; returning, lesye
Norfolk on alternate days II 4 90 p, u.
This stauIch iron steamer hiss just been paint-
ed throughout, ststGrooms newly furnished anG
cHrpeted, and is the hsndsoanest as we'll IS the
sstest Don. Oh The fOton sc river and Cnesspeake
bay, AMI is The only steamer making close cop-
uect,on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; s!so connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops al PINHI POINT
.nG POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning My lst, 1851, excursion tickets,
good Tor Jour Gays. vii Do i'su.d as follows -
Fl'Nic;ses rUuna lisp to 1T. Monroe AID Norfolk
SIS ; first Class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and
Errio.k ~; second Class each wsy ST. 81; fist
class tsra 10 fiaey Point and PoiuL Lookout
81 5Ji fist Class round trip W Piney Point aad
Foot lockout - 81; second class each way 76c
Sss.efooms 81; meals 15c.
FssR NEW E9E3.
sysS.n EAS 8. q. aevFGAT.aIsDs GOES
GISSE.v
EVERY FRIDAY, at IL IT,; snd returning,
lesye il sw York, from pior Al, East river, EV.
ERG SATURDAY, at 4 o clock 9. N.
The steamers of this company make connac-
Nons q! Norfolk for Bostor and all points Eaet ::
at New York with ell points w est ana North.
west, snd ut Alexandria with Virginia Midland
RAILROAD and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rstes gwen and freight handled care
fully end promptly. For further information
apply 10 +. a. REED, agent,
tanneg's wharf
WIN. THOMPSON President,
lslo street,
sep Zi-it Washington, D. c.
Il s:4g., CLYDES STEAM LINE WnpK
sSsss|sa8s LY TC
SEihA OELFKIA, FALL RIVER, PROVE
UESCE AMI BOSTON
Steamers len7e Alexandra EVEEY T1Es-
~ and issye Philadelphia EVERY SsT-
UHDAY. 90 l.
This line connects at Alexsnd ria with tsac
r. z u. and W & 0. (. Rs, ENG at phiisGei'
phls with Clyde's regular Steamships for E.II
Hlvar, Providence md Boston, go
Froight forwarded with promptne and cs-e
free Of commissions. '-'''
no charge foI transfer in Philsdelphis, and
Wharfage in Roston. Quick time. Freeuen,
departures, Through ratea snd tnroueh SiJio
CT isdlHg given. Insurance at the lowest ,ste,
Agents:
=. a. REID, AieIsndris
YIN. CLYDE & CO., PhilsdeInsis
JpHSSON & CO., Wash. g Georgtn a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
q OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
baglnnine Nov. 70. lSSO.
The MAIL TRAIN will !ssvs WASHINGTON
=! s2G e. n. end Alexandria at 1925 :. m.
daily, except sunday; pass Lsesburs, going
westward, a: Il ~ 8. u: , Snd arrive 81 Round
hi! Of u bpm. Leave Round Hill ut II 80 pm.;
pass Lees6urs, gong eastward, 10 p. M; and
arrive 81 Alexandria at 8 10 .. m, and nj
Washington. IS 80 y. M
The ACCOM MO DATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. m. and Alexsndtis ut
20 p m daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesourg at 3 az =. On. Leave Leesburg ut 6 W
g. Ii. aEd arrive a. Alexandria at 8 10 q. m, and
Washington ST. 80 t. III.
I5 Passenger. from WASHINGTON will take
tae washington and Ohio CARS 1T toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station at9 20 a. 10. ana 40
=. III. snd 90 through without change CT csls,
Inc 9'Zo am. train from Ale1andria sndl2S0
p P; N. train from Round Hill connect q. Round
6lii with ScCoy 4 Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor Shickersvitle, HerryvilIe and Win.
Chester; also Rsamer's Line of Coaches, which
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connections
81 Wanna, With Sissons Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House.
tickets, 2} cts per mile
AnaSsai ssek cts, $50.
49,, K q. HAVENKR,
ocst4-n General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

~
Est 7'D.T.GG FERRY CO.'S. STEa.nEEs
FUH LANDINGS
IN TIE POTOMAC kIFER
On sid .fter sunday, July 18th,
Will leave os fellows:
Steamer T Y, AaEO WSAITh leaves ?c.o-
mac Ferry Cos. wharf, loot OF kias street,
DAY, si I 80 q, a., for Leonardtown ard sll
Intermediate landings
Steamer q. ia1IG leaves EVAEY NON
DAY, NADA ESOAI and FRIDAY, ut 80
&. NJ, Tor Gouini Ind INTERN ediute srdings
GRO. L. PHILLIPS, Manayer,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. 3 PkDGETT' Agent iyl7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

r u II Ia MIDLAND kAILWAi
JOHN i, BAKBOUk, President.
On ana after SUNDAY, Jan. IL, 1851, Ps..
senger trsins will run as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

H(Y young man who has had experience in the kp grocery business in B wholesale grocery dry goods establishment; is strong and willing and has hrst-class reference. Inquire at sd
 26 KILBOURN STREET. iy1s 3ts Hartford, Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Russia proposes to effect liberal reforms It is rumored that Russia is seeking an | alliance with France. It has been agreed to give the whole of the Transvaal to the Boers Washington block in Oakland, Cal, was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $50, ,OOO. water famine threatens Paris in conse- quence of the excessive heat of the past few days.
 Base ball yesterday: At Troy, Troys 8, Bostons l; at New York, Metropolitans g. Athletics 2.
 Baron Fava, formerly Italian minister to Buenos Ayres, has been appointed French minister to Washington.
 The army worm has made it's appearance in Newton and White counties, Ind, and is doing considerable damage.
 Italy has asked Austria to enter into an agreement with the other powers to maintain the neutrality of the Balkans.
 The revolutionary Congress met in London last night. The speakers strongly denounced capital and government of every kind.
 Don Carlos left Paris for London last night after protesting against expulsion from France. His wife remains here to attend the education of her children.
 During the capture of Sfax by French troops four hundred Arabs were killed and eight hundred wounded. The south of Tunis is in very disturbed condition.
 The Sultan has ordered an examination of the documents in connection with the trial of Midhat Pasha for the murder of ex-Sultan Abdul Aziz and therefore his final decision to pardon is retarded
 W. J. Dwyer and James Gray, in street duel in Austin, Nevada, exchanged four shots. Gray received one shot in the leg and James Richards standing in his butcher shop re- ceived ball in the neck inficting mortal wound.
 John Driscoll, an emplove of the Fitch burg, Mass, railroad, was killed by gravel train last evening at six o'clock, at Athol He was leaving the train which started up and it is supposed he fell beneath the wheels. Ills head was cut off and the body terribly mangled- He was New Brunswicker sixty years old.
 The combination of the iron companies of Missouri, so long talked of, was concluded yesterday. The Iron Mountain company, the Pilot Knob Iron company, the Vulcan Iron and Steel company, the Chateau, Har- rison & Valle < Jupiter Furnace company were consolidated into the Missouri Iron company with capital of $1O, ,OOO, ,OOO The new company will control ninety per cent. of the iron product of the State and three fourthS of the manufacturinp
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

Annual interest March 1st before the contin. ! uation, S76, ,845, 937. 50; present annual in. terest, $61 ASA, IT'S; annual saving, $15, All, 164.5O.
 Mir. J. J. Russell, chairman of the Ute commission, submitted to Secretary Kirkwood to-day report showing the selection of land at the junction of White and Green rivers in Utah for occupancy by the White River, Uintah and Uncompahgre Indians. Tempo rary agency buildings have been erected, but 150 soldiers will be needed before the re- moval of the Indians can take place. Secre- tary Kirkwood immediately requested the Secretary of War to make the necessary de- tail. This will be done at once and the h. dlans will occupy the lands forthwith.
 The railroad fight between the George Creek and Cumberland Valley railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad terminated to- day. The former desired to bring coal di- rect from the Cumberland mines to the Dis trict, but to do so had to cross the Baltimore and Ohio road, and the Baltimore and Ohio objected, and the other road obtained per mission from the State of Maryland. The Baltimore and Ohio placed guard at Cum berland to prevent laying the crossing several days ago. To-day it was discovered that thousand miners were on their way to drive off the guard and do the work. The Balti- more and Ohio people succumbed They tel egraphed that they will lay the crossing at the expense of the other road and quiet is re- stored
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
MEXICO.
The ShOGfin

The Shooting of Signor Hiero.
 CITY OF MEXICO, July -Further,particu- lars of the Napola shooting afray received here to day state that the tragedy occurred at night Signor Hero was in the yard with three of the Mexican guards, when the re- port of pistol attracted the attention of a number of Mexican Central railway engineers, and two of the engineers and a messenger boy went out into the yard to ascertain the cause of the report. There they beheld Rameriez with a pistol in his hand and two of the guards holding him. Rameriez is now in the city jail. The funeral of Signor Hiero took place this morning and largely at tended He was very popular with the masses and was of good family. Much in dignation is expressed at the dastardly act, and there is great talk of lynching the as sassin. The real cause of the difficulty is not known
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
THE SOUTH.
Mississippi.
A Murderer's Execution.

CoR1NTH, July 1S.-A large crowd as sembled to-day to witness the hanging of H. s. Smith. The prisoner had attempted to starve himself to death, going at one time twelve days without food. This increased the interest in his case and the anxiety to witness the execution was very great, espe- cially among the negroes. Smith was con- victed of murdering John Burt with whom he and bis wife and Mrs Lowery were nov ing to Tennessee in wagon. Mrs. Lowery was the only one who saw the murder and her connection with the affair was suspected. Smiths confession published this morning exonerates her and accords with the evidence. It was sold on the street for the benefit of Smiths two children. Smith was baptized yesterday by Methodist minister. The exc. cution took place about half 8 mile east ot this town in presence of three thousand peo. pie. One hundred guards armed with shot guns preserved order.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

Redeenlable Bonds-The Windom Plan
 and It's Resuits-The Removal of the In
 dians-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Secretary Windom to-day issued 8 circular letter to the effect that outstanding 5 per cent bonds not con- tinued in 34 per cents will be redeemed with interest to the date of presentation.
 A statement has been prepared at the treas ury department which shows the result of MT. Windom's plan. Before the plan went into operation the following was the condition of the public debt; 6 per cent. bonds of 1881 outstanding March, 1881, $202, :, 266, $50; per cents of 1881, $469, 32O, $50; total $671, ,5S7, POO. The plan is now nearly completed except that there are few thou sand dollars the Status of which is yet uncer- tain owing to want of proof as to the time when forwarded to the department. But of 5's and 6's there have been already continued $576, ,981, 800, leaving only 1894, 7os, 400 to provide for. Provision has already been made for them by the last two calls. They are to be pur- chased by the surplus revenue under the Bayard amendment on account of the sinking fund. The condition of the public debt as it will stand October 1st is as follows In interest bearing bonds, H per cents, $25O, 0GO, 900 :; per cents. ::$739, ,347, ,8O0;34 per cents, S576.- ssl, 800; total, $I, ,566, ,229, ,60O. Navy and Pension, $14, ,Ooo, 900; total, $1, ,5sO, 22s, 600.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
Police Notes.

J. c. Peck, of the firm of Peck & Brown has preferred charges against Patrol man Jotham H. Orr for being absent from his beat on the third Sunday in March, 1881, for one half hour, when, as alleged, he was in the store of the above firm. The charges will be considered by the Commissioners at special meeting to be held this evening
 Frank A. Clinton, of West Haven, was ar rested yesterday afternoon by Officer Hackett on charge of peddling without license. He made excuse that he did not know the law. On June 22d sc. Monce, of Bristol, in formed Chief Webster that Clinton, who had worked for him, had stol n quantity oi combination glass cutters, can openers and pincers. Several of these articles were found on Clinton and hewas locked up.
 Frank Maher, clerk for Daniel Lysaght grocer and liquor dealer at 76 Hamilton
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
FIRE RECORD.

Destructive Fire at Red Bank, N, J.
 RED BANK, N. J., July 1S.-A destructive fire occurred here this morning, sweeping away business block on the river front Nine buildings in all were destroyed, includ- ing the Red Bank Register building and the telegraph office. Assistant Foreman " M Conroy, of Engine No. ?, died of heart dis ease while assisting at the fire. Estimated loss, $75,0Oo- The principal losers are :: Register office and building, $6, 400, insured for $1, ,OOO in the Springfield, Mass, con- pany; five stores owned by J. A. Worthley. valued at $11 1,OOO Mrs. Weiss, milliner, stock, fixtures and furniture, valued at S5,- GOO; John Cullington & Sons, cigar manu- lecturers, $t,O0O; Charles Gill, baker ,$;3, GOO; Morris Pach tobacconist, loss $4, ,O00; Par ker $ Chadwick, $4, TOO
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

$SSf. TO RENT, the st of October, bJ lady ith
 iiJ one child, or rooms suitable for housekeep- -@Iel- ing on second floor, not than one block from horse cars upper part Of city preferred Address, stating terms, &c.,
 iyIs 2tt esF Al Pn i1n Wooster Street Cit,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
THE WEST.
Missouri.
Lynch Law for a Murderer.

Lynch Law for a Murderer.
 NEW MADRID, July 19.-It is reported that James Atkinson, the murderer of his wife and child, who has been in jail at Gayoso since his arrest July 10th, was taken from the jail last night and lynched. He was charged with murdering his wife and child July 4th and throwing their bodies into the river where they were found. He and his wife did not live happily together and family troubles led to his crime His father and mother, Appleton Atkinson and wife, are in jail as accessories to the murder
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

AYRES-In this city July IT, Roscoe Francis 2d in- fant n of Charles L. and Fra A. Ayres aged months and IS days.
 Funeral Tuesday, July 18th, at p. from 64 Bris- tol street. Burial at the convenience of the family Relatives and friends ectfuy invited to at tend without further no ice COYLE-In this city, July IS, Henry Coyle aged 26 years brothe--ir-law of the late lev. James Rey- holds.
 The funeral will take place Thursday morning from his late residence 36 Oak street. High Mass of Requiem at St. Johns R. 0. church at 9:30 a. ID. wEeD-in this city, July 18th, Lorin L. Weed, aged 26 years and months. Funeral Wednesday afte noon at o'clock from the residence of his father, 128 Howe street. Friends relatives ilvited to attend without further notice. 2t Register and Palladium copy time. KINNE-In West Stockbridge, Mass, July IT, Frank lin Kinne.
 FENN-In Brimfe1d, Portage County, Ohio, June II, Junius Fenn, aged 66 years and months, formerly of Watertown, Conn. ToMLINsoN-In Woodbridge, July 9th, Laura Tom linson, aged 78 years.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW TORE, July IS. FLOUR-Opened shade stronger and moderately active closing quiet: B 10af4 No. s4 90aS5 10 for shipping extras; southern flour in moderate de- mand and unchanged.
 WHEAT-Quiet; spot sales of No 2 red winter at st 2914a1 29A of No, 3 do at Fl 25 of No. white at S1 25, and of No. spring at g 22
 CORN-Steady and in fair demand spot sales of No. ? at 557oa56; of No at 5Oa50k, and of steamer mixed at 52k.
 OATS-Genera1ly quiet and irregular; No. l white IS No. do 45a45H No. mixed 45a46, and No. do 43a43@.
 RYE-Nominal.
 BARLEY-NominaL
 PORK-In moderate demand ordinary mess for early delivery 19al8 9. LARD-Quiet but steady spot sales of western steam i2 T5a13 %, and city do F %. BEEF-FairIy active and firm extra mess 12 50 a13 % CUT MEATs-Fair demand and firm; 1lAa11h for pickled hams 7Ss d. shoulders. WHISKEY-Nominal. SPOT COTTON-16 dearer middlings Il 1916; flu lures steady. BUTTER-Shade easier; moderately sought after western creamery, choice, at 22Ha23c.; do good al l4a22c State and Pennsylvania creamery, choice PETROLEUM-Rather weak and irregular crude in bsrrels at 6Aa7 naptha in barrels at 10c. refined in barrels cargo lots at and United Pipe line certificates at 7454.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

SUDDEN RISE OF FEBRILE SYMPTOMS.
 Quite hutter was caused this afternoon by the fact that the Presidents pulse and temperature had taken sudden and appar- sntly unaccountable flight upward. The doc
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
DELAY IN THE PROSECUTION OF Gu1rEAU.

People seem to be still deeply interested in the assassin, who is still kept under close surveillance at the jail. District Attorney Corkhill, as well as General Crocker, warden of the jail, continue to receive mail matter directed to the assassin, but he does not get it. In the criminal court today District At torney Corkhin remarked that the grand jury had been held in session until after the 4th of July, but there was no apprehension that such crime as the attempted assassination of the President would take place. It has been thought that by this time the case would be presented to the court. They were all gratifed that the President was on the speedy road to recovery, yet he could not at this time present the case to the grand jury. He read the following letter:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
Fire In an OH Factory-A Destructive
 Forest Fire.
New York City.
NEW YoRK ,Tr

NEW YORK, July Is. The death is announced of Lanty Branni- gan, an Irishman one hundred years old, from an attack of chronic bronchitis He had been only twelve years in this country.
 The war among the competing railroads leading westward still continues. To-day the 'tscalpers" are selling tickets to Chicago for $9. Some persons claim that they purchased tickets to Chicago today for $7.75.
 Dr. John T. Nagle, deputy registrar of vital statistics was not on duty to-day and the report comes from Seabright that yester- day afternoon while out at sea in surf boat he was blown away from land. His friends are searching for him and hope he has been picked up by passing vessel
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
WANTED.

Sept. 1st, for term of years, at 5 per cent. per annum, SIS, 900 on strictly irst-class productive Fair Haven property. Ss curity ample. An excellent chance for a perma- nent investment. Address
 iY1S Gt* REX.' this office
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

| tors, however were not alarmed, recognizing at once that some local cause had merely hastened the febrile rise that usually occurs during the evening. It seems that at noon the President expressed 8 wish that his bar Der might come in and brush him up. Dr. Bliss told him they would think about that and see him later, but the President seems to have misunderstood the reply, for while the doctors were consulting in the next room he sent for the barber. and soon afterwards the doctors discovered him at work and dismissed him because his treatment was doing the President no good. The President said he felt better for his brushing and combing, but he was not slow in recognizing the fact that the doctors regretted the cooperation of the barber and this worried him not little. His sensitiveness over this matter had something to do with the early febrile r1se It was thought also that perhaps the patient had been eating too heartily and during the rest of the day he was given less nourishment. The good effect of this plan was almost inn mediately apparent. His pulse and tempera- ture began to subside by five o'clock. At seven, as shown in the bulletin, these condi- tions were about the same as at the same time last evening and two hours later his temperature was almost normal and pulse down to 96. The usual amount of morphia was administered, but not until the outward symptoms had materially subsided and the patient seon fell into deep sleep, which he was still enjoying at midnight. The pus dis charge continues free and healthy. Dr. Bliss said at midnight that the conditions were fully as favorable as they were twenty-four hours ago.
 BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
 WASHINGTON, July IS, (OficiaD, z. p. m. The President has had little more fever this afternoon, which is regarded as merely temporary fuctuation. At 1 p. m. his pulse was 9s, temperature 9s5, respiration 1s. At present his pulse is 102 temperature 100.7, 21. (Signed)
 D. w. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J.. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN
 Midnight-The Presidents pulse and tenn perature have fallen to the usual midnight position and the fever has entirely disap- peared. He is sleeping soundly and natur- ally.
 THE GARFIELD FUND. NEW YORK, July 1S.-The subscriptions to the fund for the benefit of the family of
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19
VOL. XLIX.

street, was arrested last evening for a viola. tion of the Sunday liquor law.
 John Conlan was arrested for drunken ness, and is also charged with resisting the officer who arrested him.
 Bridget Mcdonald is charged with break ing windows and will answer before the City Court this morning
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

Liverpool-Arrived, the Germanic from New York, the Sardinian from Montreal
 Havre-Arrived, the Labrador from New York
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Wieland from New York for Hamburg.
 Rotterdam-Arrived, the Schiedam from New York
 Queenstown-Arrived,t the Scythia and Ne vada from New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-19

Max Temp. 75; Min. Tera., 54 Total Rainfall Melted Snow (inches 10Oths) .01; Max. velocity of wind, IT miles per hour.
 FOR JULY Is, 1880. Max. Temp, s1 Min Temp, 63; Rainfall .OO ; J. H. SHERMAN, Observer