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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-10

PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. Clayton and DIR. A.
Fairfax. formerly of Fairfax c. H., will leave
New York city on the steamer Seryia, on
the Both inst, for Europe. They will be
absent about three months
Mr.. Ross Turner, the young artist, who
has achieved such success abroad. is in Wash
ington visiting his old friends He has spent
the last six years in Munich, Venice and
Rome.
The Lynchburg Nc'ca says Rev. H. Sutcr,
of Alexandria, is in that city.
The Narrcnton Idcr says Miss Belle
lluntcr-homc's sunshine--has returned
from 4 pleasure trip to Richmond and Old
Point, and Mrs. Mamie Shllster, of Wash
ington. is on Il visit to her parents and num-
crolls friends there.
Prof. Julian Taylor. of the University of Vir-
"ina is here short visit to his relatives. He
will spend the vacation in Berlin and will sail
from New York about the middle of the month
Major W. G. Potter, the efficient and popular
Commander of ST. Johns Academy Cadet Corps,
has resigned his position and gone into the insur-
;urc business with his father. in Elmira, n. Y.
Mr.. Thomas :. Evans, son of Paul H. Evans,
rs.t.. member of the engineer corps of the Chi
cagn and Western Indiana Railroad, is here on II
short visit to relatives and friends.
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.-Ye sterday be-
ing the anniversary or feN. Ut. flppO S
first years passionate of the Baptist Church
in this city, that gentleman preached in the
morning iii that church an interesting SER
mon appropriate TO the occasion to large
congregation, considering the extremely
warm weather. The subject of the discourse
was. The Present Condition and Future
Prospects of the Church" He showed that
the church was in prosperous condition
financially, spiritually and otherwise-and
congratulated the members upon the prompt
mannerin which they had discharged all their
obligations. The inside Of the church had
been beautifully adorned and the outside
had been improved, all of which repairs had
been paid for; besides other improvements
to the property were contemplated Dur
ing the year seventeen persons had been
received into the church by baptism and a
number by letter. The Lord had blessed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-10

CORPORATION COURT.-Thc July term of
the Corporation Court: Judge \. B. Meade
presiding. commenced to-day
The grand jury was sworn as follows ::
Geo f. French, foreman, Geo H. Harlow,
Geo l.. Simpson. Geo. +. Steiner. Isaac Eich
berg and James l.. Dyson. After the charge
ofthr Judge, he jury retired and upon r,.-
turning 10 the court room presented an in
drtmcnl against George Wonder for break
in" and entering an Office in the night with
the intent to commit larceny and commit
TING larceny therein, q true bill an indict
lncnt against Geo. Turner, for grand larc,
ny Il true bill an indictment against .Jcre
mah Foley. for malicious cutting, with in
tent to MAIN, distgure disable and kill, not
,sa true bill an Indictment against Priscilla
WA, Tor malicious stabbing &c. with in
Stcnt To kill. Il true bill The grand jury was
#thcn discharged.
Bar room licenses were granted to H. II.
) Batcmam and Louis Petty.
Com. W Charles Seals: assault and bat
terry nOllc pros.
Adams CT al. W. The Alexandria and
removed 10 Circuit Court Of the city Of Alex
andriH hy consent of parties
EanI. aiHld Dominion vs. Win. n. Ne
Weigh: sri. ia: dismissed agreed
Josrrh ilrrncr ". The Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Co.: case; non SUIT;
damages released.
Il. I. Lucas. sergeant, ". H. T. Clatlin ct
al.:dri't: removed by consent to Circuit Court
of city OF Alexandria.
CITY Sergeant Smith, with the consent of
Court. appointed b. b. Smith and Theophi-
Ius BaIcagcr deputy sergeants, and they
qualified by taking the required oath.
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BOOK &JOB PRINTING

The lob Printing Office of the Gazette il con.
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RIVER TRADE-Inspector G. w. Hawk
hurst reports recent arrivals at river front as
follows
Schr &. f. Bowdoin Phillips, Baltimore,
Guano to W. A. Smoot schr Helen M, Eos.
ter, Rappahannock, lumber, to Perry, Smoot
X Co.: schr Ann f. Valentine, Brunnct,
Barron Island, phosphate to Herbert Bry-
ant; str Enterprise, Follinsbee, timber 10
new ship yard schr Mechanic. King. corn
TO Thomas Perry schr Annie Hodges. Dol
bow. Rapp'k., corn to- r. 4 j. G. Bcckham:
srhr Charm, Starr, Havrc de Grace, coal to
I. }. Mchallcy < Co.; str Sue, Gcoghcgan,
Baltimore, merchandise to Broders & Co.:
str Louisa, Shropshire, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise to f. A. Reed & Co.; str f. G..
Knight, Chichester, New York, merchandise
to +. A. Reed & Co., Harlow Bros. Fisher
Bros. and Johnson & Ca.
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me church during the past year, and there
was reason to expect, if the members world
make dilgent use of the means Of Grace
ana discharge faithfully all their Christian
duties, even greater blessings than had al
ready been poured out upon them. ~ ri.ht
DR.. Hippo lectured on the ".icls of the
Apostles discussing in a most effective and
interesting manner the effect Of the asccn-
sion, the first prayer meeting after the as
cehSion, woman's presence, her worth and
work IN the church, Judas awful death &c
POLICE NEws.-The only prisoners in the
dock at the Mayors office this morning wrr,.
John Bryant, charged with stealing a watch
anott three years ago from the person of
Mr. Thomas Beach, at the fair grounds, and
Danhlel Jackson, arrested for selling the
stolen watch The evidence showed clearly
that Bryant had robbed Beach of his watch,
ana after time sold it to Jackson for $40 !;
tn"t jackson, who had innoccntly plm-
chased the watch, had sold it to raise money
with which to pay his way to Pennsylvania.
1t being the opinion of the Commonwealth's
Attorney that the time elapsed between the
commission of the crime and the capture of
the thief had been too long for a successful
prosecution, both Bryant and Jackson were
discharged. There was no evidence to con-
meet Jackson in any way with the robbery.
Randolph Butler, colored, was before
Justice Thompson this afternoon, charged
with an assault on Joe Taylor, also colored.
The accused was locked upin default of the
payment of a fine
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M lSSES AND CHILDRENS' LOW-QUARTER
Nl SHOES. Slippers and Ankle Ties. Very iom
prices. my24 w. B. WADDEY, ITO King ST.
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Nstes Gilt geoe 2onie tssuHrt h,,
UuE'sionsn esr einstpsibs.
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- Mus Mleran6rien miro beridtet
oab ein neues Nfiniferium gebil6e
wuroe, aus Nnbdngern 9lrabi Yo1d)a' ,!
befebenb.
= Sm frans0liiden Senat bat Bit
Sebatte iiber bie 8ill, bas @erbpt fiji,
Smportation amerifanil6en G6peine=
teli6es auf5ubeben, begpnnen. - Sic
Seputlrtenfammer nabm nit 345 gegen
90 Stimmen bie Bill at, Bic lQlnnltli=
den &ronjuwelen unb Diamanten su
perfaufen unb nit Dem Cribs einen
Jono 5u bilben 1iir berarmte ober ar=
beltsunfdbig getporoene Giinltler.
petersburg. 8on Der beiligen
Spnobe 1T ein gei6luB aneenommen
unb bonn &aiier gensbmigt tporben,
pelder Nibtdriiten berbietet, 6ffentli6
NIT 9eiligenbiloern, Grueiiiren ooer
9ir9engerdtben 9anoel gu treiben.-
IS linb orei Slottenoflisiere unter Ser
Nnflage perbaftet mor6en 5ocialilten
gu iein.
2onoon. Gin 8erliner Gore
ipon melbet, 9err Meiling, Elm bob1te=
benoer beuti6er 6lottenoffisier, lei in
&lel unter Der Nnfiage perbaftet mor=
ben, bon Ser ruiiil6en Gegierung 1907
600 Hubet yel lte6ung angenommen su
baben, um ibr Pl1ne aller oeutIden
&liltenbe efeitigungen au iiberliefern.
- 2eip5ia 26. Wtai. Sas Neids=
gerl6t bat bic 2eoilion bes Neoactelrs
Der ~gerliner 80rIen=3eitung," Or.
&onewfa, tpelber pegen Gottesldlte=
rllag unb 8ei6impfung bes Weib=
nadtsteites gu bier Mp6en @efdngniG
ocrurtleilt tpuroe bertporfen.
= Na9 elmer aus gapreutb fommen=
oen Welbung 1T &i6arb Wagner nit
Der eompoiition zines neuen Mufitora=
mas beIddftigt, pel6es Sen Sitel vOie
Sleger" filbren ioll. Ser Stoff lit ben
brabmalllben 8uBeriageu entnommen.
= Sn GuRlan6 i6eint man nibilifi=
'Gen Anf1iagen aud unter Ser Nrtille=
tle out Die Spur gefommen su iein.
yta6 Sablrei6en na9tli9en poliseiliden
Silitatlonen in BEN petersburaer Mrtil=
|erlefalernen fanoen Mitte borigen Mo=
nats au6 in ObeKa iol6e itatf. 9rei
artltlerie=Dffi5iere tpurben arretirt, iup=
tauf lid smei anoere Qffieiere, um fid
Der yerbaftuHa au entaiebeh erbenftau
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t"YlotKatlle (2olse.) 9orrtlponbent.w
US ie d nj einen Treunb be=
febrte. :
Wieid einen Treunb sum @lauben an
bic beiltrditise Wirfana bes befannten
seatiaen Seilmittets ct. Safobs Oels
befelrte min i'd beute, gum belfeu unieres
merthen 2eierfreiIes, u,ittbeilen. - Gines
Wcs8ens. fcmmt bic Brau meines Treuno
es uub 0adbars S--in aller Trab ,u
mir unb Bot mid, id mSdte bod su ib=
rem @atten fcmnlen, ber franf eeporpen
iei unb nun int gett lie9e. Sd mar er=
itaunt bieie8 gu b0ren, ba mir nod am
a!oeno pOrbsr tis ipdt sIiamuen semeien
maren. Sci meinem Yelad fanb i'd
Breunb s., mie er nemlid slaubte,
itertensfranf, @r bate 99n,er3en in
ber Yruit steaen i'm Riden unb Der
Seite unb fonnte nur inter arpRen
Sdmer5en Ntbem bplen. Gr bate fd5on
einen Nr5t bclen loiIen, melder uns nit
tbeilte. bab unier Grennp in @eIabr iei
bic 9anseNentainbuns au befomn,en.
1rpt oller 6ariorsennb ber Nuimertlan,=
feit bes Mr3tes murbe B--eber idlims
mer ais beiier. Da rietb ia ibu, ct.
SafObs Sel 9esen bic 8adeni idmer,en ,u
setrauhen unb Or. Susult aSnia's
9amburser grulttbse gu tristen, Fur
nit Wieoermillen ana eisrd lleberresuno
leiner Jrau 8elans eS uns ibn gum &C.
brauA eiefer Meoicanteute su beweaen.
Dus gBunber mar ba. Die Meoi,inen
tbaten lbre Wirtuns uns in munoertur
turaer aeit trat Hinpernns Elm. Der
DettOr fab bel ieinem naditen 8eiude
bic einsetretene Beiieruns ilnb uber ,u
sleider 3eit bas Wittel, bur9 meldes bies
ie slidlide Genbernna heamast muroe.
Natarlid perineste Der Sanser aesculap's
nun oerfdieeene 0rinee 9esen bic Nn=
weneuns Der refp. Wittet, jebr9 Sreunb
5--lieB iid nidt itSren; er fubr nit
oem @ebraude Der beibn Oiittel fort unb
einise Gage nadber mar er wieber i'm
Stanee auf Der StruBs berum,plpa a,ieren.
-rDas batts ida eem ct. SafobS Sel
ano beu 6amburser 9ruittbse nidt suse.
traut" laste er mir ipater, ais mir gum
erlten Wlal beim @lasGeu jsine Wieoers
teriteuNns feiertsn. Die Worat Don per
0ethidte mirb lld Sober ielbit MAIDEN
| fSnnen.
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fleinen Paule in einenl rubieeren Zone
fort, peHen leiieS Beben ibre innere Gre
8uns freitid mod beutlih gsnus perrietb
SD mShte, tab mir iiber oieien Yuntt
uns rsn pornberein gang serfanoioten.
Sd miu bas Deib Gpwaro @orbcns mer=
ben. aber id babe nidt ben @brgeis ie=
ulals 9ucp 9a0ycaFle gu iein. 9eein!
niemals! Mir araut Dor benz @eoanfen.
Sd mia uno mub @ines iein unb tleiben
nit ben Sislen, wie id, e8 INNER mar,
unbetannt in Der ountlen Mense, tpe mir
es bier Inb, @ie uno i'd, uno bod unisren
eisenen itillen WsS eeben, bod uuf einan,
Der ansewieien fno - il, 70 erit redt,
erf watrbaft = i'd mid itibeno auf Sic,
@ie - nun sic pteleid,t eir= uno cas
anberemal meiner SiitrunS pertraueno,
wie sic es ieet tbun, curd bic Sbnea un=
betannten @aIieu. Nh, Gomarb, per.
trauen, fOlsen sic mir aud oarin! Nuf
oieiem Wese cser nirsenos lieSt un'sre
3utunft - Bsfrieoisuna, 3ufrisosnbeit,
Slid - 2iebe - NQeS!
Sc 1paren Ibrduen in cen lebten Wcr=
ten 9emesea. unb als lie nun mad elmer
tar,en Yauie, wabrenp gomarb sspantsn
poll RtQ ipsiter neben ibr ibritt, uieber ,u
fpreden besann, laa es auf ibrsr 9ttos
tpie 5uverli dtlid bpffnunssrcaes eideln:
aber mas dnsliste iA mid, Sie MT
einem 3cofe aue,nIStnen. beNen geidet
oenheit aar eem Weltling, bem gbrssiBi=
gen cerdhtlih unb unannebmtar 1T?
Sie l1nb weoer cas Cine nod bas Nnbere;
unfere uiten lntergaltunsen In Baup=
caftle= =Part - erinnern sic fa nod -
brebten iid UNI oies Ibema. sic iaSten
mir einmal. pia Ritsiieeer iener ,nbtihen
Ssite - id babe ben Nameu psrsefen
= bic fein eiSenttum taten, nid,t einmal
awei Ndhte binter einonber unter bemlel=
ben Baume idlafen oIrften - ba8 ieien
bod eiaentlid bic Sliidlidlteu Meni den.
uno wenn i'd es nidt aus Sbrem eisensn
Nunoe muBte, menn nidt Maes, mas i1
uber Sic bon Nnberen - nod beWte pcn
ahreM bsaen Ireunbs - ostsrt babe, es
beaatiSte, 70 tSante ids ia leien aus bsr
gefdidte Sbres 1sbsnS. uie aus eiuem
cifenen gude. 100 es auf jeoer Seite febt.
Oosr bic Jludt bes Slnslinss uad
WHnden. pie SelbausrtannuaS bee Man.
ass in bic Erppenslatb Suoisus, jest eben
nod iein monatslansss Sdpeifen burd
bic gis= uno Sdneefeloer hes Nortlanbs
. mas miren ae Wnberss als NbIhnitte
aus bem qebea eiEes Mannss. sehen 9ers
erfaut III nit tiefaer Wsraatuns uor benz
WuuInenidan3, ben Uefen uno Narren
:au3en um bas soloene aalb; eines Man-
mes, beiTen Seele mad Treibeit unb ater
TIei6eit fdreit, mie Der SiriA nad
WaaeY.
t0ortfebuas fulst.)
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Sa9es ; Wemigfeitem.
SnI a D..

- Dur6 Representations llrtbeil lit
Der farbige 2ieutenant Glippsr poin 10.
Scballerse Meaiment. aus eer Nrmee
sntlaiIen.
- 9as Sausfomile fiir giIenbabs
nen beratbet iiber bic Yia oes 9teprd=
isntanten 2pn6 aar grbaunns Der Dill
tillippi eeeGifenbabn bon Mempbis
nab yteip Orleans. Der Ylan lit,
einen iubitantieaen Damn entlana benz
Miiliilippi su bausn unb aYf bemIelben
aihs glfehba6n lalfen gil laffem.
- Dem S6ulrat6e In Baltimore
liegt oer alntrag Dor, bic 2ebrer al BEN
ohentli6en S1ulen auf 2ebensseit, iatt
ipie blsber ltets nur aui elm Sabr anau=
itelen.
Nus Galiiorrien tsirs beriatet,
baB bic boriISeit Tarn,er, annatt bon
Der 9eerranpe, bem Gartofelfdfer uno
benz Gbin6 Dug beimseiu6t gu ieim,
nit niloen Gdnien fGmpfsn miiIIsu.
Mnt einer Welaenfarm bsn snolf Qua=
bratmeilen patrouil(iren allnd6tlid Be-
rittene 2eute unb Derl6eu6en bic Gdn=
iel9ndrme.
@uslanO.
= 9lus Berlin Diro gemelbet, baB
Der Staatsanpalt segen bas BEN Yro-
feiIor Mommien ber 8ismardbelsioi=
dung freifpre9enbe llrtbeil appelirt fat.
- Sn Der frans0iiiden 9eputirtsn:
TANNER 1T bas gbei6eiounssseieb emo:
giiltig angenomlnen iuoroen. Das
Sdidial Der 8ia i'm Senat 1T 3wei.
ielbaft,
4ie Yaummolliabriten in BEN
9aneaibirs Diltritt, gnalanb, bic aus.
f6Iiekli6 espptii6e Yaumpolle bsrars
beiten, iuerben wabrideinlid lire Sps:
rationen einfeaen miiilen, ba bic gu
fubren aufgebort baben.
= Sm 2imerid beiBt es, es iei eil1
amsritauii6es S6iIi nit WaIfen einse.
tronen, in 6olse beHen wiro ale,
Sblns= uno 8ootperfebr genau iiber:
ma6t.
= Sn uru9uap if cine Rebolutior
ausgebrohen.
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- Stiauns unb Nabruus. Dis Nnsl
uH ssiuaes Giiiluns bee 8inpss unb bic
Usioronib UNI bic Nrt isiner wsitsren ST.
nabrune, wenn es Ger Wutterbrulf ent.
wS9nt peresn fcu, iit faum nod bsrsdtiet
ea 60 ita felt Sabreu ,ur @sniise bsraus
ssaelt bat. bab Neufabter's D.ut
{ @ss 8igbermebl (vdto!rupbins)
Gin sousnitiSer Griab fir Die WutisrmilA
III nnb pas es aud neben oerfslben bic se.
ei9netlts Sp,iie fur Rinbsr harbistst. Sie
tSsrhen bar@ ben Uenab bss 0lnesrmetls
sstrafiist une fcISliG sor sislerlsi 9sibsn
bewatrt. bsnsn bic lhwadlidsn &inbsr ,u.
mtilt ansstfsbt finb. DaHslte III In alien
@potbetsn. ju SO gts, be Yaal. ~ batsu
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Us ie d nj einen Treunb +,
febrte
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G0niain 0i6torio ppllenbete {

= G0niein 9idoria pollenbete am
"a. Wtai ibr 60. Se6ensiabr, elm 9llter,
melbes nur bon elf Serri6ern gns=
lambs, bon Der normanilben groberuHs
ab oatlrenb, iiberl6rittem pproen. 9tnl
20, SUM tpiro bic Sonigim As Sabre
lber bas 8ereiniste &6nigreib bon
WroBbrltaunien uno Srlano regiert ba=
ben, cine 9erribaItsoauer Die nur bon
orei enslii6en &6nisen ilberlGritten
mnrbe. ndmlid 4einrib ILL.,, tuelber
b6 Sabre regierte; Gbmare ILL.,, oellen
8e9ierung so Sabre oauerte. uno
Georg Ill, oeHen 9errIdaft li9 iiber
ben lanaen 3sitraum BON go Sabren
erItredte.
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.(Dstro't 6rss pref Don, IS. San.)
8fhbetnsr Btps. tabsn 1eetsn ein Ser.
loao bon NfsSs Gilt goss IcnIe et5alten.
Dieter @rtitsl psrfaufl ft fsbr ra{6 unS
% mub es aud ffin, esnu IS ii o6ns 3wei,
fsl Der Bette Irtitel lsinsr Nrt, Der ie sin,
gefubrt ipurte, uno BAT nht lelnss 0lei,
den. 9lrr eas belfe Moterial psrb ~
Nsebs Silt gbse Ipn'c perpaubt.
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SauS ,tnS &iea.

=. Yin 5000 Wasenlaounsen 5uuo unb
Gles linb ant Bauplab oer Waperid fden
9etdube, alamc Ylaja, su baben. Man
menoe lih an ben gpr1nann ooer an
Senrn BaHtb,
l9,1oh1 Vauunternebmer.
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8en,inst I'M getraae bon

1857 gsn'iass I'm gsttast ssa s2655oi
14~ anfrassn fur Gstntsn. fpwis Raisn far
eIubs i6nnen nur Ia Der OfRes In Nsp> Sr!'ana
esmatt wtrbsn.
Dsssn 9nfurmaiiqa Oh. Gs1suunatn fdrstbt Iai
an lR. VI. Ddupbin,
Rew SrIsans 60
gbpnb WOprs. assnt. gds 5suiion. w. @ssqata
guaBe, Gan &Htpato.
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: paulina 2ueca bat bei BEN
Weritenbrano in aueensboroue1 oie
geiammte Yiibnensaroerobe, bic lie fir
lbr Nuftreten i'm @obentearoen= Sbeaier
IN eOnbon eingepadt bate, einge6uBt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-12-28
NEWS SUMMARY,
The Latest and Most Inter
esting Telegraphic Intel
ligence Condensed for
Busy Readers.
Latest Events.

THE Garfield monument fund was in
creased at Cleveland, on Saturday, by a.
725.
A LATE merchant of Montreal, ID. Green
shields left property. 70 the amount OF
100000.
ASAN Francisco fshing-boat cont ain
ing four men is supposed to be lost with
all on board.
THE Toronto Board Of Trade las passed
resolutions praying for the abolition Of toll
on canals.
JUDGMENT has been obtained against
the Keystone building company, of Chi
cago, by u j.. Fixing, Of Colorado, for
not finishing railroad in Missouri. An
other suit for $4,000 on mechanic =
lien ha, been instituted against the Com
pany.
PRoF. CHAs. F. BRUSH, president Of the
Brush Electric Light and Power company
Of Cleveland, has invented process to
store electricity.
J. c. RgFF, Of New York, stockhold-
er in the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has begun suit to restrain the issue
Of bonded obligations for an increase Of
capital by $l5,000,000.
HENRY JAMES, SR, the philosopher and
metaph yaician, an associate Of Greeley,
Emerson, and Thoreau on this side Of the
Atlantic, and Of Carlyle, Mill, aud Tenny-
son on the other, died in Boston, Friday.
THE city of Chicago has chartered the
tug Paddle Murphy at a cos OF 81 per
hour while engaged and an allowance Of
81 900 Tor repairs, to ply between the crib
and the lighthouse pier during the winter.
Two weeks ago the Northern Pacific
road sold tract Of land adjoining Bis
mark for $50 600. The purchaser plated
il and sold $75 900 of lots from it in less
than two hours in one day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-12-28
Savings About MOmen.

Here are some sentiments expressed
of woman by the wise, the witty, and
the great. 1t is to be noticed that "the
SEX proverbially say sharp things Of
themselves:
onfucius-Woman is the master
piece.
Franklin--He that takes a wife takes
care.
Herder-Woman is the crown of Gre
alton.
La Fontaine-Foxes are all tail, and
women all tongue.
Voltaire-W Women teach us rGpose,
civility and dignity.
John Quincy Adams--All that l am
my mother made me.
Boucicault--I wish that Adam had
died with all his ribs in his body.
Richter-No man can live either
piously or die righteously without a
wife.
N. ?. WILTSHIRE sweetest thing in
life is the unclouded welcome of a
wife.
Victor Hugo-Women detest the ser
pent through professional jealousy.
Voltaire-All the reasonings of men
are not worth one sentiment of women.
Mary Wolstonecraft - As a sex
women are habituaily indolent, and
everything tends to make them SO.
Ben Jonson--A woman, the more
curious she is about her face, is COM
monty tue more careless about her
house.
Southey-There are three things a
married man will not trust-the wind,
the sunshine of an April day, and a
woman's plighted faith.
Lady Montague-It goes far toward
reconciling me to be woman when |
reflect that | am thus in no danger of
marrying one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-12-28
Criminal.

IMPRISONMENT for six months is the
penalty prescribed at Richmond for two
medical students and their colored assist
ants caught robbing grave.
STEWART, the fugitive secretary of the
Brooklyn board of education, is shown by
expert accountants to be a defauter to
the amount of $250,000.
Ar Morrison, H., Saturday, two broth
ers named Hayes were observed burglar
ling hardware store. One was shot
and MORALLY wounded, and the other was
captured.
CLAUDE McSLYTER, of Kokomo, Ind,
son OF the auditor-elect of Howard county.
is a fugitive, charged with forging notes
to the amount Of 81, 600. using the money
in Chicago speculations.
BURGLARS entered Peter Bells grocery
store at Cleveland, O., Saturday, and after
helping themselves to sundry goods, car
ried the safe to the barn, bursted it open
and stotp the contents, money aud yaiua-
bic papers,
GEORGE CARRIES, German tramp. kill
ed Thomas Connolly last month at Bliss
field, Mich. The authorities aro now sat
isfed that the murderer has been insane
for years, and was shipped from Europe by
his relatives.
ALFRD CLOCK, an aged and respected
citizen OF New York, residing on Madison
avenue, was steerel into bunko den.
Thursday, and led on until he had lost $50
IN cash and drawn checks for ", GOO. The
sharpers then went with him in carriage
to the Fifth Avenue bank, where he drew
81 800 in currency, which was anatched
from his hands. The chief criminal has
been arrested.
A MAN giving the name of George Cole
man had large draft on New York cash
ed, last month. by the City National bank
of Dallas, Texas, which was duly honor
ed. This was made hia basis for another
operation. last Saturday, in which he OBJ
tanned III, 100 cash on forged paper, and
disappeared. 1t appears he made vain
attempts on two other banks in that city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-12-28
Accidents.

ON Wednesday a fire il the Barton
block at Minneapolis inflicted loss Of
$4,000
a YOUNG man and two girls attempted
to cross the lake at Lake City, Minnesota,
on the ice, and have not since been heard
from.
A FIRE in Buffalo Saturday evening
Quilted the Commercial Advertiser build
ing and burned two floors he Masonic
temple, the loss being EST u 'ie at $780,
600.
A FIRE in postal Car near Schenectady
DESTROYED three pouches OF letters from
New York for Chicago, and much of the
European mail from three steamers.
AN earthqt axe shock so severe az to
extirguish gaslighs and send people Ay-
ipg into the streets was felt Wednesday
evening at Concord, New Hampshire.
TRAINS on the PittsbuIg, Cine innati and
St. Louis road collide on Wednesday
forenoon on high curv at Kings Sta
lion, Ohio. Poke Pete r., an engineer,
was beheaded w. II. Wharton, postal
clerk, was killed, and our other postofiice
employees were seriously injured.