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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03
Auditor Eassey's address 10 Il
keadjusters.

auditor massey's Address 10 tho
eadjGsters.
A11ior John E. Massey has prepared 50 tx
tended address to the readjusters Of Virgipis.
IN which ho plainly states bis c:s,. He SETS
forth couoise'y tho importance of having the az
poiotmept Of bis own clerks. He s,ya that be
cpposrd tho die alton tf tho caucus, and appes::.
I'd 10 1t to permit him 10 aIp,ar btf,re them
ard size his reason for opposing tn : ru!o sdop,-
ed. This Vas denied him. but G ~. Mahone
aud Col. James ID. Bracy, chairman CT The r.
publican 5 ate committee, ware accorded the
privilege Of eottrtnE the caucus at their pleasure.
hr. Missy denies that .l til, roadjus;er
members made pledges bindiog themselves to
abide the retut3 of cautu, tuls. Had the Git
Gus been lett free to dio'ste its owu curse he
contends that tbera would not hsvs b.en dis
oardant note heard 10 the par y. In concluding
his address Mr. NJ sle:
II evil b,ta!l5 It. TITO responsibility r:s's ~
on those who sre 'ckirg 70 us, il col :ly for
theft eva ps;aooal ends. When 10 oil the his
t"c o. DO Sis'o was il ever before kaowa that
Uaited States Senator 1T bis post of du'y
wo m ,otbs OILS cutv.!y to oversee The Virginia
L'glsla!urc-so pc sl.velg do ate what ia so.icu
sha be bo.h as TO msn and measures, railroad
schtm and ell? |, is M insult to evsr3mem-
Der Of the Legislature. MAYER WIS saoh a thiog
dooe before, and hope, f.r The hooor of Viz
GINA 1t will never be doos :g,u. This hiss
baoa tho cauIe OF oil on: t1ou3la. When tn,
p,op!o ofVirgiuis fdll 10 ,ersraad ih.ss things,
hey will c>ndemo thon in uouislsksb be terms.
R.iEitu!ioa msy b: stW. bu, il will certainly
coma.
Mr.. Massey shows thu. !! IL no. trus ths. be
ha5 led bis Office with relatives; tha. one Of
his sons bel !s fourth-ra.e a'srkshir, and that
no other relative IL Or has eve. been employed
in that otfch He alleges th.t tbs m ceilings
which have been gotten up through III coun-
try TO pass resolutions condemna.ory OF him do
not represent popular sentiment th.t men are
being written to to get q meetings and even can
didstes for high positions 60 out as drummsrs to
get up meetings and report biok public sen,i.
ment Truly they expect their rew.rd.
Finally he s,ys: II regret. te low-ci!ze.s
tho necessity OF this Communication, bu. it is
dus to myself, to the noble m 81 Who are standing
with me-. and 10 You. th,t lay thoss facts before
you and submit. them to you; calm and honest
Judgment, tave no doub! of your sppr:yI
when you understand fully the true condition Of
affairs"
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LCGA{, BREFI7IES

1ha Washington psptr, announce thR: Miss
Mamie Hos ue vas untei IN msrrisge last even
ing c. Tri. ~ Church to Dol Fairfax of Viz
gaia.
Mrs. Myfa Clark Gaints The celebrated Iii.
CANT, who has c. riied on suit against the city
Of Rev Ofleans for nesriy half century, was
in The city q sherttm, yesteIdav, to enter her
lite andson g. st. Johns ACT Il :my.
Marriage nsss we're .ssled in Washington
ye:to day / Ii. K. Mics snd Julia Larnes, both
of Mcrtso lonely county, Nd; Fra1 els Weat and
My JsIe Ca'Vers. snd Alfred Warwick 81
Catha.ire Scott al of Prince Georges Co. Nj. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

TIE CADET CoaPs FAIR.-Ths lair for the
benefit Of The Cadet Corps Of s.. Jobe' S
Academy. at Arncr7 bal. was attended last
night BY larger crowd than CO airy tight
daring the week. The hal WIS literally pack ID
and good deal Of money passed r)m tie bacds
cf the visitors iolo the fsir tressuty II is
thought this vii bs ono OF lhs mos. successful
fairs held 10 this city for years fhe vctir G fer
the articles named stands:
For Cadets UGif,rm-Wssh ca. D,rnelly
l6. Taylor Is, K:rty 7. T. DeL,s 6. seated
ing Is
For Ws!ch-B. DonneIlg Al, Eva Hill 81.
W. SCHUYLER - E Dodd ~. T. D,Ls,
5. Eddie SRaius s. r Wer5>l 4, John Walsh
3. scitttrngS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

CTOUXROLDRRY MEETING The reeu.
y lar snnuil meeting of the Stockholders of
the ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE co will
be held in lhs rooms of The Commercial kx-
charge on MONDAY Fetrus'y 6, 1872, at 10
O'clock, N. BBhOhI WhSaT,
President.
GEolGE WISE Secretary. fe525t
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Cause and Effect

The main cauae CT nervousness is inc sts i>n.
and that s caused by week.-mrs. OF the stomach.
No enc csn ha1 sound nerves and good hehlth
without using Hop B!itets tn strengthen the
s.om.ch, purify the blood. Al d keep the liver
snd kidneys Ecl.v, to cary of the pois1cCrs
and waste matter of The 5 7s,en-Advance.
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andria Gazette and VIRGINIA d1ar+;e

Mr.. T. R. Windsor for the judgeship. snd d. :
1ourcjng Auditor Massey for boiling the read
jus!sr CAUCUS. Ills further understood that at
these meetings tho anti Wiudsoftes will be
present in full forc,. If this be lrua q lively
time msy bs exp.cted. Mtjn Mead, end
Judge Ssogser have boIh returned to this city
from r chmcpd,
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LOCAE NEWS.

Ire Heather Probabilities. Feb. 8. 1857
For the Middle States, lnorcasipg olcu1Iness.
followed by rain, northwest, veeriog to esstet-
~, winds. stationary or lower Temperature, ris-
ioy, followed by falling barometer.
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Mothers! mothcrs!l Mothers

rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the e1crucisting pain of cutting teeth? II 80,
60 at once and get = bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
l:tlo sufferer mediAtely-depsnd upon it {;
there is no mistake about it. There is not .
mother on Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the bow.
els and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health TO the child, opess.ng like magic. It is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, Sold everywhere. Is cents
o bottle mill
y tfai package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge
For GALE by &. s. Leadbester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY free f:em
all impurities. OaIy So gallon.
GEO. McRURNEY & Son. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

BUILDING IMPROVEMENT .---Mr. GEORGE
w. Jones. carpe n'er having reserved the COT
irsos. will commence the erection for Miss Efie
Brnvu. at on early day, OF ice dweIIicg house,
90 Fairfax street. between Cameron and Qlseu,
to o,s. sb,us S3,0U0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

NOMMlSSlnNKh' SALE OF LahDlN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtua Of q
dscree rendered st the June term, 1881, of the
Circuit Court Of Fairfax c:u.ty in tbs suit of
Quander va. Smith, the under.igled Commis
s!oner, will sell as public auction, on The Lob
of February, 1882, (cours day. in front of the
court House door of ssid copaty the following
REAL ESTATE containing IA acres. ThI
tract bland is situated near Tho village Of Ac-
cotipk, about two miles from Lit Vernon, and
Ia ear the celebrated WOODLAND settlement.
Term of sale: $lCo cash. balance ia !, 2 aud 8
years, with interest fre day Of sale, secured BY
bonds of purchaser with good personal security
and title to be retained until last payment il
made. J. II. LOVE,
j,pf0.w4w Commissioner of Sale
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No FLACE LIKE HoME-No PAPER LIKE
TIE GAzsTTE.-A former, Ale1andrisn. now q
resident of Florida in sending on bis subscrip-
ton 10 the Gazette says:
Hero I'm IN the land of flowers and of or
snges on to. banks cf the bssutiful St. Johns,
with ev5rytLio g calm and peaceful around IS
the thermometer up to sbou. 80, and no cosl to
buy, end 'still l AN not happy without the Old
Gtz sits TO tel me Of III, old town and the many
cd frienGs left behind ma, IT'S very pleasant
ED beautiful here but It's not like home"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-03

GALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ TX IN FAlRFA&-PursuIntt 10 q decree
rendered at The June tsrm, 1881. of the Circuit
court Of Fairfax county in the sui. of Makeley
vs.. Seldeen and Hetzel, the undersigned, com.
missioner Of esle, therein nsmad, on MONDAY
February Goth 1882, (Court day. at sbou. II
o'clock m, will sell at public auction, in front
OF the Court House door Of said &C uuty, the fol.
lowing REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. bet.
Eel: a TKAOT oF LAND. containing 1873
"WHlTk TRACT" lying in Centrevill, Dis.
trict. near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton,
Buckley and others. This land will be sold in
parcals, if desired.
THE MILL LOT ct Clifton, sbou. of an
acre with the STRAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other sp-
purtences thereto attached; also SPOKE
III AOHINk.
Terms Of Ssls: One.iourth cash the residue
in three equal annual iustsllmen,s, secured by
The purchasers bonds With good personal secur-
ny; bearing interest from Day OF sale, and title
to be retained till last pay nent is m.da
b. w THOMAS,
THUS. MOUEEi
jsnl4-W4w Commissioners of Sale.
QY VIRTUE of decree in the suit OF John.
- son VS.. johnson ct ais at the June tsrm,
1880, the undersigned will on MONDAY, Feb.
ruAry goth, 1882, (court day. at II H., 10 front
of the Court house of Fairfax county, cell to the
highest bidder that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND in Fairfax county, nesr the village OF
Drsnstvlle, formerly owned by Wllism and
Edward johnson, contain i az about 200 acres
Terms: One.fourth in hand, balance in one
On two years, with interest from date and good
security. Z. W. MOORE,
CASSIUS CARTRR,
janG-W4W Special Com MRS. of sale.
fNOMM1SSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ Landry virtue Of decree in the euit
of Clarke vs.. Tsriett ct ais. the undersigned
will sell at Fairfax O. H., Va. on MONDAY.
February 20. 1882. a. IL NJ, that TRACT OF
LAND. in Fairfax county, belonging to COL
Vile ?. Terlett. and lately set apart TO him,
containing FORTY.ONE ACRES. It sdjoins
the lands OF Terrett, Lang and others; is closely
situated to market, poatoffc., mills, &c. A pla.
will be exhibited on dsy OF sale.
Terms: So much cash ns will pay expenses of
sale. say SIS; residue in Xix and twelve months,
with Interest and security
THOMAS MOORE, Comm'rs.
OASSIUS GARTER, OF Sale.
janl9-W4W
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WEDDING "A vary Interesting weddcg took
place last Light at Christ Church, GeoI g ,town,
the Rev. a. B. Stuart fl :iating. TIE contract.
ing parties vera Mr.. Thts x. Jones, of Raleigh.
n. g.. agent If Kobt Por.ner. tsq of Ale1sn-
dria. Va, and Mics Minnie z. Dsvis. one of
Georgetowns fayo,ite bellies. The bride WAS
gwen awsy ty her brother, DR.. d. Davis. At
the concjuhon Of the service an infoIm,l recep
ton Wal held at III, residence of lhe brides ps.
rents, in wi i,h the mem 5ers Of the family ard
tho Intrinsic friends of the yourg couple psrtci-
pated After short bridal tour the young cou-
pie will 20 10 ths cir Southern home whittier the
good wishes oflha:r hest of friends follow them.
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The PHARMACY BlLL.-i telegram received
here to.d,y f:,m kich noud says that at N eet-
II s OF the otste Senate Committee on General
Inv. held this m orning it WAS agreed that Alex
andII should be exempted from the prcvli)us
OF the pharmacy bill. hsjor NTH m,ds en-
ABA ard ielllr ,psech before the G ,mmlt,ee on
behalf Ct The exemption I, f Alexandra.
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TRUSTBE'S SALE OF STORE HOUSE
L AND DWELLING HOUSB.-By virtue
of deed of trust from James WEIGH and wife,
bearing date the 29Lh of a :il, 1873 recorded 10
liber o. No. 4. folio COL. land records of Fairfax
county, at the request OF the party stcured, /
shall offer for sale at public auction on MON
DAY, the 9th day of February, 1882 a. Fair
fax O. h., 10 front Of III, Ccutt House door
valuable STORE HOUSE forty by twenty feet,
with DWELLING HOUSE attached with al
necessary out buildings and situated at Vienn.,
on Warrington and ohio Z. L.
Tenn: 30 much cash As will pay the costs
and expenses of eale and The sum Of 81 90 with
interest at 10 per cent from the LIST of February,
$780, on raid sum ill day of sale; the bllsnce
upon credit o. twelve months from the day of
Gale secured by lisn on the property sold.
JANIS II. LOVE,
jan.0-w3w Substituted Trustee.
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a complete assoslnl ant for asle 4; wso,.s.,a.v
Isaac Eichberg,
and 81 retail by all frs! class dealers. i.nss
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

OF an Extraordinary Attractiv,
DhI GOODS SALE AT SOHWARZrS
lS2 King street
commencing MONDAY, Jan. 81 1872. Goods
ere displayed on counters marked dowa 10 plain
TO Winter Goods, but a general Gu; will b,
mkde in all Departments. I note a t,s of tho
speciaities ard want you to call and seq them,
A. A. well IS many others too numerous to mention.
Ine Stock consists of iilg, Linen, Hosiery,
Sloves' kmbroidering, Drass Goods. Cloth,
forts, Shifting. Sheeting, White 90 Us e,c
and every thing in that line to be aold cheap
Remember, that this il my arnusl sslo and
That all goods are marked down At bottom prices,
WIN mark prices down that it will pay you to
buy them even for yesr hesd.
me stock consists hesidas the above named
goods OF large assortment of Brussels, Irc,ain
ana Ply CARROTS. Oil Cloth Mating Wiuaow
Curtains. Picture Fr.m,., etc. Iar27
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

1ORI OF ALEXANDRIA,.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. FEB 3. 1852
San r;ses.......... 8 Sun sets-.......... s.
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, 10 r A Reed
Stup John Gibson, New YORK., to A Reed
SAILED
StDp John Gibson. New York, By F A Reed
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. by + A Reed
NEXORAHDA.
Schrs Euro:as and Jos H,ymors. for Rich.
mond q. New York %.
Hehr Bessie q Beach, ir>m Richmond, FIR
Boston, passed through Hell Gate "a.
schr w. EVerman. f,r Richn ond, sailed
en- Philadelphia I'd.
COLLISION.
Sch, VIM D hilton. from Georsstowa. D {,
for Thom.ston. Me. with coal, put into Norfolk
Feb /, with loss Of Gu s!Ds, shrouds and rigging,
having collided With schr CLARA & Simpson 10
hampton Roads.
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AUCTlOH SALEn.

NOM hIS5JONERS SALEOF FAIRPAX
- LAND-B3 virtue of decree rendered A.
ne Hovembsr term. 1881, Of the Oircui. court
OF OF tslffa1 county in the suit of Otis va. Amer,
1ns Undersigned, commissioner, will sell Of
Pu 10y auction. at Fairfax Court House, on the
iWENTlhfH OF FEBRUARY, 1882, (Oourt
oay1 Inc following piece of land. containing
osVhN W ACRbS. This tract of land is cit.
uated about ono mile from Clifton on the v. NJ.
n; n: IL has upon its SMALL HOUSE,. to
Wn,cn Is attached garden, with frui. trees,
Terms: CASH.
iln2O-w4w JIM. LOVE. Comm,r
TRUSTRE'5 SALE OF DWELLING
q HOUSE and GRI3T and SAW-MIIL.-
BY virtue OF deed of tru.t from James Weleb
and wife bearing date the 10Th of Noyember
1910. RECORDED 10 liber Z. No. a. folio rs, land
records OF Fairfax county, under the direction
OF the parry secured. shall offer for sale At IN b..
lie suction on MONDAY, The 2Olh dsv Of Fen.
rusry' lsS} Ut Hsirfax @ a., in front of The
G Gn, Mdu;e door, valuable DWELLING
douSh, GRlSF and SAW MILL. The said
properly lies on the Georgetown Turnpike, In
ECAlits1 c'ucty. and is about nine miles from
aeorgesoWn u. Y. The greater part of the
machinery IS new and in 1ne condition.
Terms: 20 much cash as will paw ths costa
ana expenses OF sale and tho sum Of ST $50, with
interest on said cum from Nov 20.h, 1879, to the
gay OF SALE The balance on Q credit of /, 2 sad
years. with interest f. o N the day of sale upon
oetelred instsln ehls. 10 be secured BY dead of
trust upon the property sold.
,,o JIM LOVE
JAn<o-~9" Substituted Trustee
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED Rye WHISKY
three ycsrs old, OILY So p.r gallon.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son, Aearts.
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Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by &. 8. Leadbea.er s. Fro.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
]. W. HENDERSON,.

]. W. III e EEsoH.
Market Srsce.
Is prepared to furnish families and the trads
generally with the bsst NORTHERN ZOE on
terms Is reaioasble as any other dealer.
Wagons will make daily rounds
~ Ice House in Market space is CT daily,
Sunday included, ct all hours, c.y aid sisS:
for the retail trade. ry.3
pHIL1P B. HOOR,
AGENT
Liverpool q London q Globs Fila ina. Ok.
=. Y. Underwriters' Agency Fire I5s. Co.
Petersburg Savings and fna. Co,
Fire snd Marine 1ns. Co
kisAs taken by these first csss c;mpean= :,
current rates.
Losses settled promptly ana lib.r.!y. feb?
TURKISH PRUNES, Choice. received t.
Il dey BY :. [isnl6l J. 9. III BUA-!.
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AUCTION HALES.

BY X. T. Lucas. Auctoneer.
TLOSING SALEOF
~ FANCY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
REMNANTS
AND MOTIONS
AT BARGAINSi
m SATURDAY EVENING, Ftbru,ry 4,h.
1882 nm ,ncipg at 7 80 O'Clock. I sn.l sail st
yuoIic aIc .lop, the large ard sci, CT stock o.
FANCY GOODS. DRY GOOuS, REM.
NANTS. NOTIONS. &c, &C., at Mrs. KING
CHANDI.HR'S elegant store, under Ssrepts
Hall, No. 80 King strsat. Als1audris, Va Sale
ontiL ued every ling st 8 .me hour and place
until the entire st o is d sp sed OF.
fet2 Mrs A. KlrG CHANDLER
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i,a NOW AMONG THE READJUsTERs The
ar.n snip OF the Corporation court has raised
nv" ~" :amorg the readiusters Of this city. The
r, ,.y y divided. and intense bitterness row
shin :. where formerly dwslt political fsloE-
SHIN III IL Is thought that the A,x,ndria Judge
"a, r question will be taken up in the readius
Ana '' e at Richmond Tuesday right ntx,,
md. V%uostqufntIy unusual efforts are Ding
ill.,; ill., " the ftiends Of the different candidates
this . Gsasrstood that meeinge will be held ia
WY 70 night for the purpose of erdasirg
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GPE GAL n OTICS.-In order to facilitate
~ the winding up of our business, 1t is resuect.
iuiiy but earnestly requested that pe,sors in.
debsec TO Us make immediate payment.
iebl.lt fhETLFnLuER & 90.
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Alexandris. We. Feb 81 49,.
HEREBY tender my tilcere tina, k, to
L Meatrs Fl. Jsnpey q Son. agents Il the
Connect CIT Fire Insurance Go. for having tc-
day paid ne in full fox tie loss sustained by me
n my stock Of goods by the e re- which occurred
on The 23iu't. [fst2 81 JNO. CHILLY.
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FOH SA LE.-Tne STOCK and FIXTURES
& nfa well known c5rnerGROOEHY STOkK.
BIS: OF ressons for selling Address
teh2.lW GRUOKR Gszeta Of;ro
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RECoLLECTI0NS or JOIN BRoWM.
To ne Edttor Of rherrtoune.

To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: It was my good fortune, in early life,
TO make the acquaintance Of that most conscientious and
old Puritan, John Brown. Brown was farmer in
the OF Hudson, Portage Co.. Ohio the seat OF the
Western Reserve College, and a prominent man
among Ii friends and supporters Thinking that OF
little incidents that happened to in my early
life in my intercourse with Brown, may be Interesting
to your readers ask to small space In your col
umus for the purpose Of narratng them.
lived about thirteen miles from Brown. and had a
quantity Of Wild land OF which had cleared up for
the purpose OF sheep farm He extensive sheep
grower and one morning he showed me his farm and
sheep and with such minute particularly pointed QUO
The difference IN the several an mas that Was tempted
To ask him "Mr Brown. could not put OF your
sheep behind your buck. into your neighbors hoes
and you not ud it easy to pick him outl" No, SIR"
he said, % could do IL as quick as you
could a school-mate from ten thousand other boys"
Tie ihen say that not only were the animals
all unlike IN form and feature, Dut no two parasites on
the body of a mosquito alike, idea which
startled me with IL novelty Grelae this to show that
the Old man was a great thinker wen rs actor.
some thirty years ago. while dining a hotel in tho
City OF Cleveland, Brown seated ~ an adjoining
table He was then his way back from Kansas having
lost one or two OF his by Missouri mob and
joined him III q quiet deliberate way he told tale OF
violence and outrage, common to the Gsages In thas
barbarous country. which WAS very much Interested
lie sad uOJunE about uuItn hOf-es Ac tAel
from tie Missourians wAen lie making his escape
and little green IN thinking should puzzle him
wi question about IL. According ely, IN casual way,
/ turned The conversation anu asked MIN n he Still re-
ia ned his profound cOnyic Of the truth OF all tho
principles VI Bible. To which he replied, Ger
taIny hope yOa don't doubt IT," No. said. and yet.
should ike to know how You JUSTIFY taking those dozen
horses MissOuriaus' Instantly, his cOunic-
nance changed his eyes dashed, his brow contracted he
partly from his seat aud with tremendous blow
Wit haft of his knife upon the table, that plates
and tnbers knives, forks and spoons dancing foot
high, loudly exclaimed, emphasiZng every word Upon
!
spoiled the Egyptians"
IL was a sad, sad thing that this brave old martyr
should have lost his life he dIl. 4 ~ 40 virginia
w1l in al time to come, be widely known OF
| greatly hOuOred as HE, except Washington l.
AeIc- York, July :, 1882
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we will visit several of the industrial centres Of tho
country ana hear testimony from their Representa-
i've men. A general invitation has been sent out
70 the public for all who wish TO testify the sub
lect, which the commission has in consideration,
70 come and be heard, but we shall,
suppose, have TO exercise some judicial
asuIIHiorlty. and draw line between what ~
"Ils.nnohy and what argument. l have no fear
avoue a lack OF witnesses the only trouble viii DO
" ui'ciininate so rs 70 get the best evidence.
s snsi many OF the commercial and manufac-
range 70 DE heard through representative men.
ana lhereoy aid the commission greatly.
inc commission nave not determined upon their
coaIse Oh acllon after the Long Branch session."
iour commission has been criticised as being
exclusively composed OF tariff men !"
That Is understood. IL is a tariff Com
% mnSGG hd not :, -. debating school as i
Of it. As conceive it, a MsIs /. iDe i sss
down plainly in the law creating the commission,
the purpose of our body is to make thorough re-
with our present policy of National economy, to
simplify them. We are also authorized to prepare
and present TO Congress a new tariff law,
but have power beyond that required
To make investigation and present the facts with
a report TO Congress- backed by the published testl-
mony. Since the custom of referring questions OF
this character TO commissions seems To be coming ~
vogue IN this country II Is well 70 remember tnat all
the great reforms Of England, from the Reform
Act OF s32 down to the present time, were the re-
suits OF commissions, only there they are made up
OF members OF Parliament Even though Congress
should tear our work all to pieces, will have gor
the people to thinking about the tariff with tho
facts before them. and have started the newspaper
press TO discussing It, and that will be great good
accomplished.
81 1t is fact which is not yet known that the
first communication addressed TO the commission
on the tariff matter was sent through United
states Senator, and was a request from the Bible
Society that look into the matter Of the tar on
foreign Bibles. So we have something 10 tmnS
about already, and have begun right"