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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
To-DAY's TELEGaaPHIc NEWS

This morning was the coolest Of the sea-
son in various parts OF New England.
The Opera House ut Defiance, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $l5 900.
Joseph Whitman, Il Philadelphia clerk,
has absconded, leaving defalcation OF
$4,000.
Through trains between New Orleans and
San Francisco will commence running on
the Both instant
\ heavy gale prevailed in London and
Southport to-day, causing much damage to
houses and shipping.
The French Government is sale to be so
diSunited rs not TO know what to do.
Frenchmen of all grades are despairing OF
the republic.
NJ. Det'iers, the Russian Foreign Minister.
has again called attention to the necessity OF
the powers compelling Turkey to carry out
promised reforms in Armenia.
4 probably fatal ARRAY occurred in Peters
burg, Va, last night between Capt. w. S.
McCance and Charles Gee, during which
the former was cut with knife in the left
lung three inches deep and a severe cut on
the mead. Gee was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
To-DAY's CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

The Committee on Appropriations report
ed joint resolution making an appropria-
tiuns for the completion Of the census
The House bill granting increased pen.
sions to one-legged and one-armed soldiers
was reported untavorably from the Pensions
Committee.
Over forty petitions from iron-work ers
were presented protesting against the re-
duction Of duties on foreign manufactured
products.
Mr.. Malone. from the Agricultural Com
mittee, reported favorablv the bill to en-
courage the holding of a worlds centennial
cotton exposition in 1884. The same gen-
tleman, from the same committee, also in
troduced q resolution instructng the Com
mittee on Rules to report an amendment to
the Senate rules so as to provide that the
appropriation bills for the Department OF
Agriculture shall be referred to the Commit,
tee on Agriculture, which was referred 10
the Committee Oil Rules
At the close Of he morning business the
tariff bill was taken up.
HOUSE.
In the House a number Of petitions were
presented and referred, and after the trans
action Of some minor business the House, al
100 went iuto Committee Of the Whole or
the tariff bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

BLACKwoon's MAGAZINE for January has been
received from its American rcpublishcrs, The
Leonard Scott Publishing Co., New York. The
contents are: Some of Shakespearc's Female Char
acters-Imoscn; the conclusion of A Singular
Case; 4 Little Chat about Mrs. Oliphanl The
Ladies' Lindorcs part Y; Literary Bohcmians
Omens Of Trouble American Literature in Eng.
land The Political Outlook of 1888.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

Brady, one of the principal star.routcrs pre-
pairing for tae wrath In come has Sold or nom-
nally sold, his handsome house here for ono hun
drcd and twenty five thousand dollars
Among the petitions presented in the House
yesterday was one by Mr.. Garrison TO remove the
political disabilities Of Commodore s. Barron, of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

Filty-ei2ht million dollars is the estima-
ted value of finger rings of this country nc
tually worn, and still there are people
mean enough to go hacking and coughing
because they do not want to invest twenty7
i've cents for bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

VIC have no Change to note in Flour The
market closes qniet but firm. Receipts of grain
and produce generally have improved 5000
bushels of Wheat were offered this morning and
prices are weaker in sympathy with the decline of
about cents in other markets: Fultz sold at
112a115, mixed 116 and Longbcrry 116al1S.
2oOO bushels Of Corn sold ut 63aG4-,nuch of
that coming TO this market is i little tough and
damp. 4 small lot of Rye brought 10 Oats are
very scarce and higher. Butter, Eggs and Poultr.
are in fair receipt and without change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

No man knows What ministcring angel
his wife is until he comes home one day,
suffering with Il dreadful Cold and she han.
pens to have bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup in the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
MARRIED

III this city, at ST. Mary's parsonage, January
2Ith. 1883, at $50 p. M, by Rev. Father O'Kane
JOHN L: BLOXHAM, of Fairfax county, Va. and
Miss NJ. J. YATES, of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE M,prr.r I, ~
Queenstown this werk 1O2 head Of Gill, ~ ~
9 onn with sales 1T :saa6 cents pcr lb Sns
Spo Sheep and Lambs were offered. With s,I"s ~
aheep ut i2a6 '2c and Lambs Mt iIaiisc nor H. u
le" mix Cows brought S35a6O per head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Inc week has hccn devoid of anything of inter
est in Il business point Of view. The CLOSING ri
navigation ai!d the Indictment weather have i'm.
l''a'" trade greatly and almost everything is at
stand.atIll. Money matters arc uuiet, I'm Ralt;
more Inc market Is easy under full supply and
moderate demand, both in legitimate trade and
speculative circles The rate for loans and dis.
counts Is > per cent and very desirable nesotia.
lions can be made on easy terms In New York
tue rate Tor money is nominally per cent. Gov
efliiNelt bonds strong and y higher for the Is IS
and S. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds ouict
Virgin lower for conSos. which sold nj 51a
Tax coupons easy for consols and firm f,r IN. ao,
New Us sold AZ ISL, and closed Yesterday dul] ot
lSal8l..
New YORK Jan. 26--Thc stock market opened
firm at fractional advance from y,s,crdor,s
closing quotations. During the early trad. thor.
was II further improvement Of l.a1. ner cant
which was subsequently followed by Il reaction of
'sa', per cent. led by Union Pacific and ] Con.
trai. Speculation during tho hour has been only
fairly active and ut times dull.
, hA.riMcEE, IAN 2G.-Vs 6s derd 12ls; do con-
coupons =; do new 104O's t0as do new IS 4s1s
nld today Cotton steady; middlings 10. Flour
steady; Howard street and Western sunar 60 S5
a. ann 40; do extr. 81 ooa1 rs; do family S. OOa
ooo; City Mills super So 5Oa4 90; do extra
81 23aG ~ do Rio Brands So G2ali 90: Patsnsca
family Sc 5o do superatiye patent SEE? S. 81
sM ',n higher; Western steady and
dull Southern red 112a115 do amber / So1 90
No Maryland ll7lsa117A; No ? Western,
winter vdr, req g. spot and January 1l3a113as Feb
Southern steady and firm; Western about steady
u Wsa+s dull southern white 60; do yellow G9
west western mixed spot 12a4 asked January 711aa
q: February GGAa66ls March 65a65l; Anil
90 ASKED Oats very firm; Southern 4sa5i West
Grn white 3oa51 do mixed 47a49 Penna lsa51
Rye steady at 74a75 Hay quiet; prime to cbnics
Ptennsylvanis and Maryland s14al5. Coffee firm
no cargoes ordinary to fair 7aStl. Sugar stead,,
soft al. Whiskey quiet at l l7as1 171h
NEW YORK, Jan. 2G.-Stocks quiet Monor 4
Gotten dull uplands 10 3-16: Orleans 10 S.16
Flour Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened l,c
better; subsequently lost advance and declined
tr'iie Corn opened l4a3sc better; afterwards lost
advance and declined lsalAc. $50 ''0' '0S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND 3. W.

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Alexandria GAzErrE.l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26, 5 p. m.-Thc Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Company,
has to-day settled in full with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for its pur-
chase of the stock of the Virginia Midland
Railway Company, and has received all the
securities held by'the B. < 0. Co. The pay
ment Of this Indebtedness secures control
ing interest i'll the management Of the Of
fairs of the Virginia Midland Company, and
in the Directory of the latter company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET Tn, o. ~
quiet; common and light SIS Goat; AZ. noci.;,s.
sh hn patcne rS 50 35a6 So; receipts 1884 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

Miss Salic NJ. Jacobs, Eastville, North
ampton comfy, Va, says: II derived
much benefit from Browns Iron Bittcrs in
drbiltv.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

RICHMOND MARKET Jan. 25.-The market i
very quiet and there is change to note in Flour
Receipts of Wheat light with sales of prime Ian.
caster ut 116a12O, mixed at is and Fults at
lioall3. Sales of very good white Corn at Goa
63 and mixed at go. Prime mixed Oats brought
80 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

One hundred cigarmakcrs are idle in
Allentown, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKIr. Ian o.
Receipts 2G,ooI herd; shipments 1ouO marl:,,
generally fair but slow and sc or,er excnnt T ,o
good light weights: mixed 5 cOaSG 81. p p ,or
1n l1aso closed IS Ml G 75sSG sEips a5 '
shipmsn tsos iGo Mcas 900 head
changed market fairly active c,os;u ,,en .o ",i
PRIME loasG 30: good to choice shinnins Wa ON.
go; common to fair 4 20aS5 Is butchers; in
tar demand ,H and moderate supply: common 10
s lr ar aoas5 :'o medium to good 75aSI 40
sopts st 200 s1h hca agcaers 15aS4 50 shccpRr
active and steady; shipping demand weal, s,,,s
piy OF low grade stock heavy: common 70 I r.,
. ooas4 10 medium to good 4 50a5 Ii. cha ,a''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

LYNcHBuRG MARKET. Jan. 25-The market
is firm. For Flour there is light demand but
prices are steady. Wheat is tending upwards.
Corn iirmer. Oats in good demand. Nothing do.
ing Rye. Receipts Of Tobacco improving aud
prices keep we'll up, although decline is autici-
mated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
CATTLE MARKETS

BALTlMohECATTLEM MARKET, Jan. % sb.en.-.
Trade has been slow al Mondays prices, The r..
ceipts since Monday number only 1o5 head, and
those now in the pens unsold $50 head Some
2o2 head received here, in bond, from Canadv for
Liverpool, were rcshippci hence Yesterday ,Ihn,
weighed 100 lbs zach. lucy
Hogs The receipts are very light since Mon
day, only go head. Trade has been fair and the
prices of Monday firmly maintained, The nros.
h ects are that higher figures will rule next week
me. ne number now in the pens unsoltl consists of
800 head. Prices Sa9c, with most sa1oS ot AL "
near the latter figure - '''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

NEW York CATTLE MARKET Jan. Do ecves
iteceirts 1870 head about % carloads changed
i;:nos AT inll prices, including rough Oxen, At
4 'oaS' 10 per 100 lbs 1.-Two weight. and common
to prime Steers . 2OaS7 per 100 lbs, Sheen and
l.amb,Receipts 63O0; market dull and about %
carloads unsold at a lnte hour, but sellers wcr,
holding for full prices extremes for Sheen Dr.
50 90 per 100 lbs. Lambs Gas7 80 per loo lbs,
1M'le. k.'ee &c $3.50; market steady for live
good. ' L"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan. o5-rh.
market is dull and receipts of produce Goht
Flour is higher and quoted from STAG 80. rs 70
brand Wheat from 1O5a112. Corn from J5a
Go Rye from G0aG2, and Oats from loads.
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET, Jan d
Sugar.-The tone of the market is dull and in
buyers favor. Prices about steady. The quota
lions are TAI lsc for fair to good refining Grore
ry grades of new crop New Orleans sell for TAI l>r
For refined Sugars the market is quiet and steady
at our quotations. We quote cut-loaf 9lac for
and soft Sa,, yellows 7Lia7a. per ID.
Cotlce.-The market is very firm, on the basis
of SAC for fair. The ship Canonbury arrived TO-
day with 10000 bags part of the cargo for New
York Sales reported ex-Canonbury of 500 bags
at SIC; 900 at Us; 1000 ut IA T15 at 81,
and $3.50 withdrawn. The ouotations for IL; ~
voices are: For ordinary, 6a,a7c fair 81, good
S1saSk, prime Sa,a9 ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

A PPLES-Wine Saps, Gcaiten and Romantic
"A for sale by Ijeu9l THOMAS PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

cases. 2,Iso.I2i ,6;5. gai ~. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26
MARINE NEWS.

foKI OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY ID; 1882
Sun rises.............. Z O9 Sun sets. : M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

MEMORANDA.
oenrs gay Thomas and Lucy Jones, from p;eh-
mSnd, at New York 18th -s''"
Perth Amboy Oath ~ i'''''"io'd' Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

NEW YORK, Jam 2G.-Stocl,s opet Mono,. !.
Cotton dull: upands 10 $40: Orleans 10 I'd
Flour Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened l,c
better; subsequently lost advance and declined :,
tribe. Corn opened l4assc better; afterwards lost
advance and declined 1sa1hc, 1851
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-26

w W. GakklAdES! DOLL CARRIAGES,
and examine. ' var iiases. Gall
dec12 MCLEAN C. JrIrT Tn 70 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
THE OPERATORS.
No Material Change IN the Situation
How the Watch Is Kept Up at Pitts.
buFgh.

No Materfsl Change In the situatieu
How the Watch Is Kept Up at Pitts.
buFgh.
PITTSBURGH. August 2.-To,dAy furnished
on change locally to record in the situation
OF a6airs between the telegraph companies
and their striking operators. The Western
Union and the B. 4 o. offices are working
to-day just as they were yesterday. The
strikers seem to have their plans laid with
considerable system, and committees are
ever on the alert for operators or linemen
who may be disposed to 60 to work
at the eompany's terms. Every four
hours the guard" at She entrance to the
Western Union office is relieved by fresh
relay and TINS the watch is kept up every
bnn. ~ the -asv md nisls& Each sdepot IN
the city is watched by similar committee,
and when a stranger looking like one of
the guild appears he is Immediately
pOunced upon by the committee, and in an
hour or so he finds himself transformed
into full iedged Knight OF Labor.
The Various Committees
are assisted considerably by the conductors
on the different trains who know everv op.
orator or line man on their routes. When
one OF these from any point arrives in the
city the conductor in many instances
spots him beforehand and when the
train arrives in town the waiting commit.
tee gets "a pointer" from the conductor
and in a very short time the would be
worker is in the hands OF the strikers.
This morning lineman got off a p, Fl.
W. 4 c. railroad train at the Allegheny
station, but he was verdant enough 10 walk
out of the depot with his spurs" need for
climbing poles slung over his shoulder.
The advance guard of the strikers soon
cspied Hill and he was followed TO the
Girard hotel, where he was soon won over
TO the strikers side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03

A Chimes imperial decree ha been
Issued ordering that the tslegfsphic hnes
between WooIsupg and Shsnehsi. and %
tween Annoy and Hsihon, srs 70 be con,
struc,ed by the Chisese Themselves an'
not by Europeans or other foreigner.
American trsvslers spend, u 10 s'sima.sd.
800 90 600 in Europe every Summer. The
3 $50. go inhshitauts OF Pbilacsspnta Hss
York and Brooklyn spend ti1WgN as..
ing the season upon the strip OF ssne os'
tween Cape Msy Point and Long bsseo'
Tn. ,srspts OF fifteen Cbiness ladies' ~
Can ION bsd srrsnEsd for 9 wholesale o.
mi, dsuabtsrs on . certain feast dsy. Ins
,S,Is Sidn't ike their prospective hnsosods'
md vent 10 body 10 the river snd drown
ed themselves on tks eve OF the fesst
A crowd OF drupksn boodluns. vhoss
motions OF the purposes snd chsf,ctsf o.
The histoyic boston tss party hsd DscoMs
very mixed. boarded schooner DOL
ton Cal, r.csnGy. thre. the capnfn o.sI
bos.d sna ant q valuable con"sn"sn' "
tes ,ftsr him.
sr,y uublic men and several docs,n ~
81 L. nj, have been questioned oy hspuo
len ys,or,sr. O. 70 the ben'hn M no'
r,t,r as morning drink before sSss..,.
-. 49,, ,b,t >. ynie. u 10 exesil>nt i"
.,y,r. Stensch resulting from excess
!. .s.:s CT 1rssinG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

The Democratic party has outgroNnI
states. IL adheres to politics and Princ'-
pies Men are secondary consideration
San Francisco Examiner, Dem
II Judge Hoaily's nomination cost any
money at all, it probtbly cost less than
Calico Foster will be obliged 10 pay for his
United States SenstorshiP, il he gets it
Chicsgo Times, Indl
When the Republican party is "Onsartin'
in its mind" it usually shTi-ks for B'aiue
just as the Democrats do for rilden. There
is lively nOwl for both Of these gentle
men at present Boston Star, l!ud
Mr. Hendricks will make speech some
where in the Northwest before long, so the
papers say. Doubtless he will tell Us some
thing about the old ticket and the conVa'-
esosut toe.-AtlantaC Constitution, Dem
Cur contemporaries Of the Republic N
press are so eDgIossed in urging the claims
al MT. Eardsll on the Southern Democrats
tia; they fell 10 give the Democratic Leg
is'S'urp o' Cgo-gia credit for uase4ting
white L. u,or-a' IN favor "t a cnh,rsd cNR
t,ts'I.- L'ui,vae C"p-i~r J1afnA
lICn.j
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
The western Union Telegraph Com
many hurd by % Chicago Meat Firm.

pnrrhprLPmtA, August 2.-The hearing
Of five civil suits brought by c. +. Fuller
agent of the Chicago Meat Company,
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, for refusal to accept messages
from him on July p, under the ordinary
conditions, took place this afternoon be
fore Magistrate List. The pI"intih swore
he presented the messages fcr Cape May,
Atlantic City, Asbury Park. Tren'
ton and Chicago These were
refused except upon The condition tney
be suteCt TO delay or mailing. Fuller
declined to accept the conditions aud re.
fused 10 send the messages. The officers OF
the telegraph company said they inlormed ed
him here would be no unusual delay IN
s.nd'ng his messages 10 Atlsnuc CITY ana
Trenton. and Chief Operator Clsfk sWpre
that on the day named business was NOV
ing with reasonable promptness between
this city and all points mentioned. The
magistrate held the suits under advise
mept until wednesday. TGller states he
will begin other suits against the company
and claim damages In $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
DOES THAT SETTLE 1T?
Interview with whitelaw Reid Rela-
tive 10 Stanley Matthews Appoint

Interview with whitelaw Reid Rela-
tive 10 Stanley Matthews Appoint
ment.
CHICAGO, August "A morning paper
publishes an interview with Whitelaw
Reid, of the New York Tribune, relative to
the appointment of Stanley Matthews to
the Supreme bench. Mr.. Reid gives an
emphatic denial to the whole story. The
following is the interview: The reporter
said he had been sent to ask Mr.. Reid con-
cerning Dorsey's statement about the al
legged bargain which Dorsey said Reid
probably knew about for the appoint
meat of Stanley Matthews to the Supreme
bench. Reid replied: ~ never made
any spch bargain with Gen. Garfield, di-
re;tly or indirectly, and have no reason to
think any such bargain was made by any
one else. | never even asked him for the
appointment Of Matthews, nor did know
Matthews was to be appointed after his re-
lection by the Senate under Hayes" An
interview with Mr.. George Jones, of the
New York Times, also published, in which
Jones pronOunCes untrue the Dorsey state
ment, that he had ever asked for, sought
or accepted aid from the National Commit.
tee or any one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Result OF Extended Experiments Made
by DIR. frieze, Of Brazil.

WAsHINDToN, August The State lie
psrtment is in receipt OF an important
letter from DR.. Frieze, physician 10 the
Emperor of Brszil, in which he gives the
results of microscopic examination of
the blood of the vir"ms OF th'
yellow fever The doctors experiments,
extending over a number OF years, en-
bracing actual tests upon more than a
thousand patients. tends TO establish the
germ theory OF the disease. The letter is
quite lengthy, ami il accompanied by illus.
tratiCns showing the form and character OF
he parasite, and giving his own theory as
TO the manner in wnich il is
introduced Into the System.
From one who has carefully read his paper
il is learned that he does not believe yell
low fever can be transmi tel from q patient
except in one of three ways: First, by in.
haling the breath OF the patient; second,
by contact with the person OF patient
during the period Of perspiration; third.
by contact with the clothes worn by
the patient in any OF the stages o!
disease from It's incipienCy to dlssolu.
ton fourth, by frequenting Gem.
eteries wherein the remains Of
persons that had died of the disease are lie.
posted. The doctor does not believe that
htts That il does Pi nP rs Ss GnS,% O1,
eartLy. His Conclusons,t IN the ayr we
that cleanliness and the most thorough
system Of deodOriLation, are the surest
safeguards against the plague, aud that
with such system, reinforced by strict
Guaran,ine regulations, the disease ought
TO be kept entirely within the control ol
medical science.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-03
WHERE BREEZES BLOW.

Tie bsunettes far outnumber the blondes
~ >'atosa this year.
The walters at the Thousand Island Park
fotel are girls mostly from the Oswego
Normal school.
II Billiard matches, money for tue prizes
hirg subscribed by the boarders, are
nncng the recreations at Cape May hotels.
Long Beach is duplicating its success OF
h,t year. There is no fault to find with
De big hotel and everybody is enthusias-
fc over the music.
It isn't considered good for one to be seen
.yer II YOU have to hire hack, and you
i us, wear the "I.have gOt-money style.
4 People say that the breakers along the
Atlantic coast are not so high as they used
<o bee. Itis very pleasant to know that any
.n;r.,at the seaside resorts is lower than
3n former seasons.
Two OF the Motel walters at NarraSansett
~ o.her day, Quarreled in the dining
boorl during dinner hour, and while one
n .prl the tlOor with the other the 5oarders
rushed ont shouting fire.
Ylurc aides at Narragansett have made
ID r.9u.,irion on the Governor OF Rhode
4 Island for one hundred assorted young men,
4 tThe Governor has not yet replied, and the
ladies are on the qui viye.
81. Observation-Disclosures said the
g;rl who waits on the table at the Isle oil
sbo,.s Well" said the old gentleman,
"Tye never tasted it, but you may bring
me some sid III see what it's like.
Among The fairy stories OF the season is
one that the mariners run close along shore
when they pass Ocean Grove, \. j., IN OF
der that they may hear the sweet camp
meeting songs everlastingly sung there.
At the West End Hotel, Long Branch,
the coy sofas in the corridors, which dur
ing the week are filled with elegantly dress
ed ladies, are given up on Sundays to
rouples deep in the mysteries Of Irritation
There has been revulsion among th'
Young people at Ocean Grove from 'h'
primitive STYLES once prevailing there, anC
now mild reflections OF worldly fashions
are to be seen: but this tendency is KEEP
in check. as far as possible. by the man
ayers.
There is happy little theatrical colon!
AT Pleasure Bay, near Long Branch. SauIs
bury's Troubadors occupy cottage Their
themselves, while the members oil N
George Edgar Combination, together WIT
Maze EiWards and his wife, make Rom
how" 81. Wrights Hotel. They are enjoy
ing .hrir vacation immensely.
A girl at Long Branch speaks with an a
Cuired London accent. Me cawt, m
cawt, &. ) o'clock she said to the tamh
ccacl man, in voice loud enough for
verar ia full of people to hear. "Caugh
what, miss" the man inquired. A rePet
ton of the order did not make him unde
stand IT, and she had TO say in plain Anne
Ican pronunciation, though she lowere
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