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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
The New Governor

Gov,rlo7 William Il. Cansroa, Lieni1rap:
Governor JOha L. Llw:s. and Attorney -Gcnar
al Fisrk S. Bsir assembled ia lbs State L bir5
at Richmond yesterday lew ninu!cs after II
o'cftcs sid took tho nath Ct ofic,, which Ee:
sdm!nsiercl ty Hoe. L. Il. Fuzhrgh, Jusae
CT the Chsncers Court ct Riahmcud, 10 the pr
sores OF small company
Gov. Csms!o1 immediately left The Csp!:a
aud wiut to tho Iesiierco Of Capt. John :,
Wise. whose cues! no will be uoliI the repairs
70 he Governors msnslon srs completed,
MI. James,. BroEninS, Of Wsshicc:ou can.
ty, has boeo appointed Governors sid, ihe
nisoa occupied by Col. Z. s. Ts5lc, asdcr Cav.
Holiday.
There vas !afgs gathering ii negroes st tie
Capitol, oil Ct whom soemed 10 hn a,gious to
edt O lock OF tho now Goyafnor
/
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
= Cough, Cold Or Sore T,,ro.t ,hor

= Cough, Cold or Sore Tiroat ,hould
DO stappcd. Neglect frequently results in an
IncuCa5.e Lung Disease or ConsumD.
HOE. It u W. MS Ii Il ONCHIA T.
TketCaE S do not disorder the stomach like
cough sJIaps and balsams, but act directly
on Inc !nhamed parts, sllayiug irritation,
Cafarrn, and the Throat Troubles which
siHgers and Public Speakers ara sub.
isct To- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Ir2ches have been recommended by physicians,
arc always give porfsc. satisfaction. Hayipp
oech Tested by wido and constant uio for nearly
An e;i'ifa generation. they have attained we'll.
rasfi.od RANK among the few staple remedies of
he ssa. Sold ut 25c. a box cyetywhera, mbIe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

scsr-;toro u,iadlcs 20 gtccso rtqsised ;
~ erar!i IN the HOUSE, tho nicast ihirp ous.
Fice S;ovs boards A largo assortment OIL
pntect bssu'iss--" Idea" UGffst- oola : suo,t :
cr lot Just received. Serd for deecriptiv, c:y.
ciiaTs. -. sTANsBURY & Bro,
Co.. kiDs and Washington sis.,
MoBuroeV's Ruii,l;,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
Fatal ARRAY.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. jan. 3.-Th7s. Someryillr, a
sHlehGsn 0n lG h street. waB set UPON lss
night b. JInss O'B,iau, who gs,k, ia the ".
oniiv, sSd som, friends, who desired 10 svcugs
an attront ttfrcd TO O'Bi,n's trother. Somer.
Vi Is rnsde vigorous RS stance, hut Was finally
put IN tuoh pe:il !Tam filing brick 90 g that h,
drhw his rcrlScr, SHOT O'Brpn dad ard in
Il c:eI' serious iq5u1d oa ons Visitor Disimoac,
All he pa .ligs Wfra Ynuac MIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
Child Murderer,

SpRINdFGELD. Mo-, 10. 5 --Dutrg qlac
rcl between iYo li'in caldr:o nsmad W:lnams
and GATES. eyed savan aud 6Ve yasri rtslec-
h7elf, tho ytu;gor Gt tho lwo secured rcvo,-
Yer hslheGioR to oue Ct Tho elder fAem5crs OF
the family, and dnchariins tho Weapon at h!s
ll:tla adversely. killed. him iia:autl?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser

VOTES lor iieiipf. vic, II lily -!Teo elairnl.I-
s;!:rs .. standing o61:tE:::.4eG CT The House,
rhvs cn!g iaur i ihc ca,irc South, over Rat
GalI, "Eo #,ri ;.Hva divided them equally be-
t:aSn t!.a $50 s@o'ior5, |; u t;ius seen at a
eeoy' tia; il iriapo.d ntls IL, lib r.lis:u ~ d
u25ee;ioaali"o Vi tbs rtadjasltiG passes al III
i.TstaGiirr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Tho kirhHoni Whig has on:oroI ur0n lis
hitY'Iaih year and th"u2h IN Earring broth
er." tb"re 40 30 many TOAD recolltctioEs cling
ing :'&o!t it that Ts love i. Still, ard hepo it,
oIh3'WiFa than politically, great .urcfss, Lrd
t:s' in 'ima TO como it may Foo Ito error If ts
way and come back 20 receive tho blessing be.
s.nWt,i Mpnn the pr0digal cor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

CHE Of tho most remarkable spacsaclea evsr
Witnessed in tsis country took place day batore
yesterday at the city jail in Washington. Az
assassin who shot down the President. hald
New Years reception xnd was eEtartainod BY
constant stream OF visitors. and how ha was
dressed, whist no said. ard all the details OF the
upseemly show sre faithfully given by enter
urisiDp rnOOrters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
The Weather --PO!iticaI SurmIscs -
local option, sEC

sponGeloo CT thu Alex india GtZ,;te, |
llaWLE1r's. DO. %l.--Thclo has baeD q
great deal Of raIty uad di=Egrieabio weather
With us Tor stmo time past. lso nights ago it
rlincd RORY ell night and NOS! Of tho ioilow-
lug day lscjmmero,d sgaia at nigat, and
rapcd ill nearly day. Yesterday cyoaiag the
Wind whipped around 10 The srst aud Il stored
IN dark, watcsy,ookiug clouds ead iust at SUD-
set 70 lad rapid Shower of snow. [! soon
ss:cr cleared ttf, with marked FIJI in q thot-
monessr
Ga Thursday uiShE. tal as WAS the wosthtr,
qnlIe reaDeciablo oorgrcSa,On assembled at
Tey!or.riIlu Church 10 hear distu s;cn OF tao
local cpiian qaes,ion. n dorp Interest WIS
;nsnilcs:rd by ell. Shcu:d this QUESTION ever
uc la2sed lno politics. it will be- CREST sul-
p:iso urd mtr:ifcatiuu 20 its o!isira;ars IL is
dts;gasd ss al "sisEce" b.tHoen the mvr.-
befs OF al parties, churches, stcisIies ED iudi-
gldusls who are eppts!d to tho prescott loause
System. And they dOsiro to hlvo the elections
to decide whether there shall ho Iicoose or not
hold apart from Ell political elections.
Ou: county superintendent OF public caools,
Mr.. j, j: Bfewu. is 10 stln, dsu8er # loosiug
his Office by the iutriQuos Of Tar Iess worthy
uc1. II IS said. ,esdju;ter Though no b., that
Us wa5 sufficiently demcnsir,.iVe. Ii stopping
90 tho rosh side. SID discussing reac j1s, me ut
with sn iaflli ni.l rerutl csn negro. who vas
opposed 10 tie oe@ lsh;, Ter Two mortal hours
en log, snid pioasirg crrngemrpts, is not sat
i$iaooiy 10 tho ro~cis ttEt TO, | fear they
ars TOO exscllDg. Ir. B;o.n's pleoe cannot be
led 10 this county, aud the friends of rublic
schools wauld vsry much regret his renewal
Sine, tho rtmoVals and rcap2ointmeuts, aud
cthtr improvements wrought 10 tho nail ser.
v!eo Gu the g. 4 o. r. Il, scd my b. in ok
or rac3a. The mails Ers MORO irregular than
tEcy hhso hesn snos The fret year or two after
tho war. Ny p:p rs n,vtr como tsios wotk
on TIM days they Should A1d oftcacr than
otlerE:se r"t two at time ard both days
ai!cl date. hope lsthcr Mekeizo vii! haSo
this lcc,l;d
4 happy N's Yyar TO ytu and y5ur readers.
HANOVER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
To wind ETes-EatR1 EEO

JERSEY City. N. j.. Jan. 3.-The director.
of tho Bergen Savings Bank have decided 10
wind UP The sE.irs OF the bank. they have tns
HUNDRED AID thir:y.fva thousand dollars on
hand and can get no paying Investments fox {.
Depositors will BIO paid in full
Edward Coughlin, sixty years Of age had lis
skull fractured by blow from 8 slung.shct
dealt by Robert Lawless. Fl years old. Lawtss
was arrested sud Coughiin was taken TO tho
hospital. He cannot live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Tho number Of new cases OF small pox All,
varioloil reported to the Board of Health OF
Richmond. Last week were 3l-sn Increase Of
cases ovir the previous week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
Gratitude beyond EXPRESSION

, HAMPTON 0. H., S. G.. May >. 1881.
H. II; WARNER Il Co. SWs-Tho result Of
}oar SAL kidney AID Liver Cure 10 my case
hns beed astonishing, 30 nu,h So that I can
had 10 words IN which to express mp inda!t-
edGCas 10 you. REV. w. Ii. PREETIss e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Never tuteIruDt a5y conversation with a
backing cough it creates bsd impression.
Better invest qlsrter # dollar 10 a bo,llo
u DE-. Bulls CaGsh Syrup and oa1e i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

If YOU Want Cheap or Fine Oya;c,at,
U's;eIctie. Or Reversible OVolooa. ", hsyo the
b"si assortment and tho lowest rrcas in Tho
it,. s. WATERMAN (, GOV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
S,liciese

| EEW York Jan. 3-ChIrles Berrmgn syad
80. fWstIsh merchant committed su!c da to-
dsy At No. tG Grand ST.. Ee GU. his ihrJs. with
| ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
Puhl5c Ras,t

WASHINGTON. Jan. Tho debt stst; N IN
ssuad to. day shows the decrease o! tho public
debt during the month of December, 1881, 10 b.
ST.. 1898 G23. &c, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
FOREIGN NEE.S.

[: is said that Mr.. Charles Brsdlsush will
ssk to have h' Oath administered 10 him Hhcp
Parliament :e:s.
Iva Me:mon missionaries who attempted to
c1bdrc; Il s"iv;ce IN coo OF thu suburbs OF IIjL-
don yesterday were grossly msItrea;lI by mol,.
The eatanen. That Prince BismaYk intended
10 propose onugreas ct the pO1eIs 10 du cass
he question CT tho Popb's position s:E,;- ,fH-
cial!y denied.
Emperor WiiiisEi haa received e,narstuls-
iidnS from liza Gar Oh tho advent tf tho new
year, md Oil tho s:v4niy-ffth nubiycrsa,v Of
bis oliraroa iGio The army.
The Hoe. Sir James FhZi.mes S:ephers ope
OF The jus!ic!s Of the QUEENS be,c division Of
The Supreme Crur: OF Judoa,ura, will :, G r,s.;
tho Right Hoe. Sir Robert Lush ss krI jui.i,c
oi srp'a
Kins Lu's orosca ,h1 P:r.ugu SO Uoncs
Scst rlaY. Ia lis sDttcl 10 aiiu led 10 shr
s. inr6thclIo &c 'n!io1 hn hsd III Il with &: c.
urts !fom tins Arg OF S3aio nod expressed
tho hope that he would laws Ice satisfaction
Ct seeiog the kirg and Qassn ia L;shcn 10 a
ics day7.
VI Disscn Waa yesterday formally i0aulu's-
ted lord mayor 1t Dubiia. Tho corporation, By
| vote OF IS to Is r;iused to pass the customa-
~ vtin ct thssk5 10 Mr. Getrg, Meyers, the
retiring lord mayer. in coostqlcros Of his &c
lusa 10 Clcvene q sroci.l meeting of the ooIps-
rattan to canier Iha freedom of tho ciiy on
Aits:Es. Ptrarll and D.ilon. Mr.. Movers wss
Gl551d IN tho streets by mob
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

IF YOU Want g Good Suit for $40, $l2. SIS
Or SIS 80 to the Old reliable 6rn OF \. WATER
NAN & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

CjDsjIerinp ina anrrurcoront that caoc,o,
vail Informed Vi5riai,,s hal bn.o ,n,sc.d 80
writer's for the = ,iijn5r, Yimc, tho fr.trnr-
he. nf ;;,a, nar.r o,,,eic,od -, i:t;l, orrr.;uo
% theao 4: a, t.r,;i;.r c;,h Vr.;n;s ,r.;,s f..
il o,cIsiucd stst,m.nis shan. m, S,s,c G, or
Yonecua hal .nro sya,,:i h.e, t.co ;oev.n.,hl,
10 Daptr rublihed in i, ,,nT, an! far ,ghic, nn
Vifyjpiau had aver v,j.;rn {, lao What far
instane,. o,nfJ +, r,o-. ~ y,,;,ra, e,i,h uc.I
k,cv, ro,. ,h,, ID, f,i,.u;,a o,,o-,;o,
"rharo ia m t.t.-,,,;o. ,,.ry !, v;.cci, >,
Thsrs il oot cciy g. 4 j.-r;o;,,, n,riy !, Viz
GINA. bat Ds,ly ttrs hrs rs;h f;f,cc, rIl;inu:
of iotcrcat tin2. ;hc ,ya5. AID ,h,t Lest y.sr
maid all har ;n.arast cv,o7. .hrno hr,drpd
,bo,s.nj anJ.ys 81, az n. as, ord ward
nav, no;i i all ,,J ,.,a , h.na,o,,c o,-,,i,a f..
-
va Va" o'' w .'''' '''"9" ~ u" WY VI ''o
ricO"h"2H p'h ~ tHe ica@laS ;;'. !hre' 'o''
II SAYS, FhS III hat ap."iy ohnt:sSet lie.
sto IL 10; T:!IiuE 10 Is, ;i5c j-b.s." FifsiLia
lag In, 30 sna1 thicr Njort, thnna.s &;
i,nnrs., cd mrs, -,,..,oso, .to ,.,,,,.,a
r. ~, i.,;.;.s.;;. - ,,,, .
N's '' Mtg wiz 't'' ~ "kTo VIZ 'h'' !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
COMMERCIAL.

ALxxANDRIA MARX ET, Jsnusry3.- The mar.
lie! continues quiet on account ofthe lghtreceipts
Of grain. Prices ara Il I'M at cur lat quotations
and The only a.les reported TO day we.e few
lola st Fultz Whaa. 81 40 and ono lot of Osls
AT IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03
PUbLiGuEU DAILY q TEI-WEEKLI ET
EDGAR SNONDEN.
TUESDAY RvsHlEa, JANUARY 3. 1872.
We rc;rini i.cm "a, Stanton Indicator

We rcirini i:cm tla .Gaunton JinGjc1to1
a icts, a.t 'im,l; rliic'c in rci>rl.c, 20 Gil!
State ch.Iitics. :ni h1no j; nsY i,o:.yl thi
ooasdaTstion i. s3 llsity merits, anG c.uSa Tho
resGiu7irfa ID tEn i.3sl.!slur) to pause b lore
committing ~ &C. ,h:t D.u;i result ir tGGul
bid :"ieg cG!!!m upon ;laso uio may be Il.
snnnaiiih Tor raia!laG suca csarl:y upon li!r
Gil oiad, aus; = o)aG.u ia at Cisgr:c, ucOn The
State. TncHn Institutions oro, or S.culd be
slpsrata % apart ircil political iUta:itraraa,
NJ: shauld politics 10 allowed to enter he
portals Thar,il resi- 10 taGss thls, so s)Ec y
allotted By D,Si,:o HforiiaCc,, AID who are CT
trusted to the Care OF .hn tcGt bLd most cx-
i's.innoad st.andsns 10 such distances. Bsd
enough iAs: tbs Public Schoa. s;s!em should
b. subotGins: d 20 he wilma az police, bui
hist tte uninr,uaria mDi hriri,sl sACu'd tc
ma:a TIN VIC !tns If pci;iicisna. is ahama Ills,
s:nud cause n b;u4n 70 lnaol!a .&o check oil
aV'ry MAJ ed w,mna ia inc Stsic. within
whose bosom hnrs GA psT;iclo OF tho niIk G!
iunan kinIntss. We hnpo AID Trust that INC
iumoT s;iu;cG'.o i: Ito Indicator 10 icicrc. CO
80 :bo o;:su%o 6: :::inaeoncnt ia the iaa.iU-
iIoGd r2irE!Ci =. Il Eltt0rt icuudat0U but
10 ihfsi degenerate Gays when tvaly hing ia
haie 10 yicid IL :h3 6ahcala CT party, ard tie
RTc3d CT pas .uci1g. there lHsy ba cause
Tor fear, aci VS. c.n SKY appeal ia lhn asme
81 nuuisri'Y. hEd nu neGai Ct Cur tii.!aird
teliOa- 0GingI 20 this, wio nor con!scI ED
egypt. "a fGc III fia- eI;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET January p
Prices th,s week for Beot Cs..ls ranged as fol-
l0We:--
Gonerally rated first quality IS q s 37i
Medium or good fsir quality...........3 81 a 4 =
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen aad Cows rs z rs
Extremo range Ofprices. ."...........2 10 & 81
III ost OF tho salos wore from ........4 IS B Is
Receipts for tho wsek il 10 head; Gales lO!d.
Tho msrkei ut Calverton Yards has bean quite
active tC-!ay. closing earlier than usual. Prices
were higher throughout tho list ihs beat Cattle
showed tho least improvement. aoou! cent.
while other grades, especially tho middlea, wers
about cent higher 1ho qualify Of the otter
ings averaged better thaa last wssk. some isw
better tops bang among them ard tho limo OF
III ddlcs being longer.
Shecp-Tho odarinSs arc more than double in
number thcsn Ct iaat week but t5oir quality is
not 81 good Iha demand has hsen quitn sciire
FIR good Sheep which have baen ecsrce, AID
our homo butchers have wholly sbsoi bad then.
Common Shosp h.ve not been active We
quote prices OF 3tsti cs. with few 1t or near tina
rst figure. Arrivals this week l5CG hosd.
HoRs-The offerings moro than l50J head
loss than thcee of last wseE-ara reported rs
moderate ard generally about equsl to . fsir to
coed demand. The Quslty will average fully
As good az LAT: WEEKS offerings, and in go Sc in
stances tE0y AFRO Of $ better grs|o. Prices are
ehSde higher than lks: week. q lota.ions 1i,ti
ci5 ard extra 9 Cts Fer ID ne.. Arrivals this
week Glib hest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

Tgolse joys ~aro Lill:l ia lie rsegs: ,;o.a
at Warsaw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January 3
'ricos this week for Beof Cs..is ranged as fol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

s'alLVEE WHITE" eHcrassly for cleaning
~ and po'i5hi:g silver ar.d plated wara rn-
commended by nil ;Eo lnsc:iu2 Jewellers for i.la
By L. l.. ADAM,
declG IS King straat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

LsCOTT'A RsiULSiOH OF COD LIVER
~ OIL WIHA LIME ASU SODA an invs.-
uab!o remedy !or Coughs. Colds snd General
Debility, For ssso by
drt5 WAKEFIELD HALL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

VELYET AND PLUSH FL aMKS, Fancy
Ink s.andt, Diaries for 1852. Playing C.,ds
end largo ss-oi tmor: OF Go0ts adopted frs
Chti:tnss presents.
decl3 k0RnHT 6Kri,SSHnS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

~ CASKS OF 4. SEVShIEG = CO.'S
Az K3asted CIr-cs. f1r Sal. as
octl2 W. A. jon EGUH & CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-03

GAZE HAVE IN STOCK PIrGl: HE'D.
w Sleek Champagne, liats; very old Cog.
nae Brandy. Pure Holland Sin, Hna old sherry,
Jhmeics Spirits snd French's n. &. Gum It
oc!l2 W. f.. JOHNSON g OOS.
Morris tribune., 1882-06-29
English Actresses.

In a paper in Potter's Monthly, en-
titled 1.-THE British stage in the Nine
teenth Century" is a description of the
beautiful Miss O'Neill, the daughter OF
an Irish manager of a small theater, who
took all London by storm when she ap
peared at Covent Garden in 1916. She
played for five years and married, while
in the height of her popularity, a
wealthy Irish baronet, with whom she
sp ent nearly fifty years of happy mar
ried life. The writer Of the article says
in this connection.
The instances III which actresses have
been carried from the stage to adorn the
highest circles in the aristocratic COM
munity of Great Britain are numerous.
At least eight or nine have been wooed
and won by men of mark and likelihood.
Three of the ladies became duchesses
one lived to be marchioness-
others were the wives of earls and bar
ons. Among the latter, foremost for her
charms and moral worth, was Miss
Farren, the grandmother of the present
earl of Derby. The former Lord Derby
became much interested in her during
the life time of his countess, but it was
uot until that lady died that he paid his
addresses in due form to Miss Farren,
The costume in which she here appears,
in an old comedy called ''The Came
sters," long since consigned to the limbo
of oblivion, shows that she played late in
the last century. Her features were
transmitted to her son, once known as a
traveller in America, Mr.. Stanley-the
family name. On his fathers death Mr.
Stanley became Earl Derby, and a5an:
doning the wings, to which party he had
become attached, he assumed the lead
ership of the conserva tives, and from
the incisive character of his. speeches
acquired the sobriquet of "the Rupert ot
debate"
Morris tribune., 1882-06-29

'sk1ppery cheese amt quite the thing to
would have such an old withered gad-
about as you be, even ifyou should ask
him."
Nance swept her old cheese and chick
en- into a paper bag, then she tied her
old bonnet on her head, and stepped
out on the piazza as mad as hornet.
"You may CO." said I, nobody wants
you here with your old maggotty
cheese"
"I'n write letter to Silas," she
screamed as she switched down the path,
"and tell him what mean thing you
be-"
"I'm going to tell him what an old
misunderstanding body you are," was my
answer.
Mrs. Harris now called me, and 1 went
into her room.
"Has that spiteful creature gomez"
| she inquired.
eyes, l hope So"
"Good radiance to bad rubbage," said
| she.
81 hope so," said I.
eff Nance Vincent comes here again,
| I'll get Silas to turn her away. l can't
have my nerves disturbed again in such
manner. Now Peggy, you may do up
the work"
went at it with will. washed and
put away the dishes, swept the floor,
BACKED the stove, and then, as Silas APP
peared with two pals of milk, went in
to the milk-room to help him strain it
and put it on the shelf.
"You had quite time with Nance
didn't your" and he burst out laugh
ing:
II couldn't help it, she provoked
me.'
"You did just right, but you both acted
as though you had a deal of temper"
and he actually laughed right in my face.
| / lett kinder ashamed that he had
heard my quarrel with Nance, but l
didn't care much, for / always do speak
right out when get little mad
After had strained the milk, and he
had put it Nay, he laid his hand on my
SHOULDER and aid
Peggy, you and I are, getting pretty
well along in years, and l guess we'd
better have wedding. Don't you think
it Won be good plan for us to get
married?,'
looked at him, kinder startled, it
come so sudden. Finally. thought that
as was 45 years old and he only 10, and
as was all alone in the world, it would
be good plan, especially as he owned a
nice farm. So told him I'd have him.
though l never did care anything about
the men seX,-and we were married a
year ago.
But Nance amt married, and hope
Ahe never will be.
Morris tribune., 1882-06-29
MANUFACTURING COSTS.
Fun to be Enjoyed Only by Those
With Very Large Bank Accounts.


Fun to be Enjoyed Only by Those
With Very Large Bank Accounts.
From the New York Mail and Express.
''That nice little show on Decoration
Day." said yachtsman, ''cost the yacht
owners of this city not less than $4,000.
1t takes money, 1 tell you, to put yacht
in condition for such sail, even when
she is in commission and everything
seems to be ready. 1t was something
nice to see the sails of my sloop tapping
in the wind as we rounded the South
west Spit. Well, every flap cost me about
fifty dollars, that'sall." This gentleman,
who has, perhaps, built, bought and sail
ed more sloop and schooner yachts than
any other one man in America, was in ex-
cellent position to tell something about
the expenses of yachting. He had been
opening his pockets very literally for
dozen years or so, paying sailors and
sailmakers, cooks, stewards, captains and
painters, and he seemed inclined to tell
his experience. He said that his first
| yacht, sloop, cost him $1o,0 900. "When
she was all ready" he continued, "the
| furniture in, the crew on board, and
| the pantry and wine-closets stocked I
anchored her off on Tompkinsville and
| inviteda party of friends to 60 out and
take Il sail Before the mainsail was
hoisted for the first trip that sloop cost
me Sl6,500. The seasons sport as l
thought it then, or work as I am
now inclined to think it was, stoo me
in $1,000 more, or so close to $25, 600, all
told, it would make your head swim"
"W hat are some of the expenses of
keeping up good-sized yacht?" the re-
porter inquired. EXACTLY the same as
keeping up good-sized house." the
yachtsman replied. 'That is to say, just
what the owner will stand. If he has
1000 to spare and is easy in none y
matters and fond of company season OF
yachting will cost him 10000. If he is
| close, does things on q small scale and
has little company he may squeeze
though on $1,000. You can get salinas
ter, like watch, for most any price. ]
paid mine s., 800 year and consider
him cheap. have had one steward fol
four years at $1OO month for season.
Champaign is pre-eminently the
yachtman's weakness, and champagne
costs money--good champagne. A man
can drink twice as much without feeling
any bad effects when he is on the sail
water as when he is ashore. Then be
sides these bills, you have your regular
salary list, payable monthly. This va
ries with the size and character of the
yacht. My list averages something ove1
5000 month Some are more and Others
less.