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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

tered.
Call early. rs this sale will only continue about
10 days.
Snrris Inducements offered to wholesale buysrs
Eemcinhyr the Old stand established 1S50 of
JOSEPH BRAGER
crtl" ira No L. King st Alexandria, Va.
NoTIrf
Office ii the Alexandria Water Co
All p"rtons who arc in arrears in paymcnt af
their wat bills arc hereby notified that unless
paid by the 10th OF October the water will he emf
oil from their premises.
"c'i 10 i. WHEAT, President.
SAT-! kAlSlT
A Ioat and to arrive:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIVERPOOL G. A.
VERDlNS.
EutkLEf,S. ROCK SALT.
Also kAlNl'T, or German Potash Salts
For sale at lowest market rates
j. +. XlMM ERMAN,
"us-t Foot OF Queen street.
SAT-: SALT
Now diirhargio.: from schr las Ponder 300
SACHS DEAklNS ~ EUCHLEY'S FINE and
LIVERPOOL &. 4. SALT. For sale at lowest
market rates.
oct7 1R ZIMMERMAN.
WROUGHT SPIKES FOR BRIDGE aud BOAT
" BUILDERS ut - King, corner of ROYAL
street An asaortmcut Of sizes for sale cheap to
close out.
sep. J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
rsNHE FULLEST STOCK OF FINE GLASS.
L WARE plain and cnorch, ever offered before,
AMI at prices corrcspondingly low. Give us a call
aud examine prices and stock before purchasing
for winter u c. T. }. MILLER, son Il co. sclO
1nlIE MAGIC STARCH
J. Produces the Most Beautiful Polish
Is uncA;cicd for al! kinds of Inca. especially
shirts, collars and cuffs.
auGl9 GEO. McBURNEY 6 IN
WE OFFER special inducements in GUNS
w PISTOLS. SHELLS, &C. and other goods in
that line Call and sec Mt IS King, corner of
Royal street.
scp21 IT. CREIGHTON & son.
| AMPS-Thc Rochester" Star" Lamps, and
IL in stand, bracket and library patterns cheap.
cr and brighton than gas. Also an endless variety
OF Patent Extension Library Lamps from ST. 5
mp at lscplol u. MILLER, SON & cos.
TUMBLEsoN'S FITTINGS, new tube &C.,
L for infants nursing bottles u valuable nvcu-
tom also DEVICES RUBBER NURSING BIBS. q
nice article, for sale by
fcb2 Els LEADBEATER K BRO.
NJE HAVE Just received large lot of UN,
| w BLEACHED pEPEREL JEANS DRAW.
ERS. patent stay sizes Is to Ali goods that have
always sold ii Doc arc now selling at doc at
myli AMOS &. SLAYMAKERS.
| T1EA SErS.--Anothcr package of those ENG.
D. LlSH PRINTED TEA SETS, just received
from the factory and at prices never before offer.
cl. fer sale by
sop-1O Ell MILLER & co.
| lust EECEIfEn--A fresh supply of the ceIe
- hrated BUFFALO LlTIiIA WATER direct
from the springs, by the bottle or case AS low AS
| the samo can he bought elsewhere
| febS J. ID Fl LINT
| g 9 - DRY STATE! DRY STATE.
The above preparation, in 50-cent Iacks.es
| for sale by
| iy3 W. T. CREIGHTON & co.
ELI TRAPS, ROACH TRAPS, FLY FANS
J. WATER COOLERS and other seasonal lie
goods for sale al low prices at s. King street ccr.
ner of Royal, hy
my21 !. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
| STEP LADDERS-We have a full line of these
~ goods Of best quality, with aud without shelf
Prices very lew.
JAS. F. cARLIN & song,
! mh6 AleIaudri- =,
| DoURLE,RREAs'reD an" ',orpLE-RACEPD
- roA"tEI .,NEL UNDERSHIRTS at
se"@ AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
/ STRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR, extra
y strength, for picking, for sale by
| sen13 7 NIT RJTpN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

AE OFFER special inducements in GUNS,
w PISTOLS, SHELLS Sc and other goods in
that line. Call and see Mt IS kin" corner of
Royal street.
scp2I !. r. CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

EOE SALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

| AMpS-Thc Rochester" Star" Lamps, and
IL in stand, bracket and library patterns cheap.
cr and brighton than gas. Also an endless variety
OF Patent Extension Library Lamps from So 5
mp ut ScplOl L. J. MILLER SON & cos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23

3u itoBen, tpirb BON ie6em braben 6irs
ten un6 Sdger ba broben Musfunft ers
balten f6nnen, NOD er mid finben fam.
yfur rlt6ge es ii9 Seber breinlal iiberles
gen, ebe er elmer ber Meetnen tpirb l
Wer luifig unb ui1gebunben leben min,
fomr1e ni6t 5it mir; mir tDerben ett
armieliges Oaiein fiibren uttb i'd tper6e
itrense Wamns3u9t balten. Mer auf
Beute bofft, fom.ne nitbt slt mir; i9
tperbe ME fiir mid unb nteine 2eute
Beute MAIDEN unb eSeben nit eigener
6ano erf6ieBen, bet fi9 b6smilIig an
fremoem @ute Dergreift. Wer ii9
glidli@ fhblt, fonlme ni6t gu mir, benn
Sober aus meiner @6aar muB tpif1en,
baB es teine Wieoertebr fiir i'm giebt,
bob er ft1 fir INNER BON ben Menf9em
f9eibet, bic i'm Grieben tpobnen, baB
ibn itiinbli9 ber Sob errei6en fann, ber
f66ne Sob i'm nffenen Sample, ber bdB,
li9e Sob auf benz @aIgen! gs maBte
nidt 10 fein, tuenn bic Meni9en anbers
tDdren: sroBber3ig un6 opferfreubig.
Danu tpiirbe idJ cine an6ere SABINE entz
rollen: bic beg offenen Mnfrubrs NlIer
gegett ben gemeinfamen Getno, bas l1ns
re9t. 9as 1T ri@t n6gli6, unb i6 be.
i@eioe mid nit bem M6gli9en.
Dies Mles bite i9 @u1 5l1 berfanbet
unb binausufisen: go Iange miro Sa=
ras Barabola bieien &rieg fiibren, Big
fein 3ned erreidt, bic berrli9e, trbifli,
DE Orbnuns aud in 6iefem 9anbe Mllen
fi@tbar aufgeri9tet 1T. @elinst 6ies,
10 mag nit mir gef9eben, mas ba tpolle.
uub maBte i6 bantt gum Opfer fallen, 10
tDhrbe i6 gum So6geri9t geben tuie elm
Sieger.
fTorffehuno foInt.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23
Sages Wemi8teite,t.
SmIa an b..

- Sn gbicago beginnt iebt bie 6al.
tung ber 5trifer .einen iebr bebroblt6er
gbarafter ansunebmen. Muf Der Safe
@bore=8abn Deriu6te man etnen Gra6t.
aug in Betpegung gu feben, Die Strife,
3tuangen ie0o6 ben Mai@iniifen gu,
umfebr.
= Sn 9unters point, Gong Sslano,
bra9en in ber groBen 3uder>&affinerie
bon 9apemaDer Mrbeiter= =llnrube1 aus,
bic gum ginsreifen ber poliaei fiibrten.
gs tam gu einem beftigen &fe, in
ipel6em bret Bpli3iiten i6mer uno Elm
Strifer lebensgefdbrli9 bertpunbet tpur=
oen. IS gelang ben 5trifern Die poli.
aeizMannl6aften in bic Glu1t 3u f9la=
gen, tporauf lie mebrere Wagenlabun'
gen 3uder in 8eidlag nabmen uno ell
men She'll be6elben auf ben StraBen
berumtparfen. Die l1nruben bauern
nod fort unb ber Mob tit Serr Der 81.
tuation geblieben.
MusIanb.
- Sn Der gta9t bonn Dienitag gum
Wlittmo6 beriu@ten tiirtii9e @orpofen,
eine grie6ii6e Geloma6e su iiberrunr.
peln, tuel@e 6amit bei6dftigt gemeieu
mar, am Dorbergebenben Sage inner.
balb ber iogenannten rtteutralen Gone"
grbuerfe gu erri6ten. Ser neberfal
miBlang iebD9 gdn5li6 unb bic Mngrei.
fer tpurben nit Nerluit mebrerer Scooter
ltn6 @erpunoeter, fotpie elmer Mn5abl
@efangener un6 sweier Gei@iiBe 3urhds
gefdlagen. 9ie @rieden beiebten ba.
rauf einige pofitionen auf tiirfif9em
@ebiete. Die Gein6ieligteiten finb 10.
nit als er6ffnet au betra6ten.
= 9ie Na9ri9t bonn Musbru9e Of
fener Geinbfelisfeiten anf Der Balfaa=
9albinlel bat in guropa groBe 8efiir.
sung berborgerufen, nm 70 mebr, als
fi9 iebt aud Jranfrei6 auf bic Geite
&uBlanbs felt, unb ii9 offen tpeigert,
an ber bon @nglanb borgei6lagenen
awangspeiien gntwaffmung @rie@ens
lambs tbeil3unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23
geras.

= Na@ Der 2ei6e ber Grau Sbomas
bon Sobnlon @ountD, bic nit ibren
9inbe 6eim 9ur6fabren ber Weit ssori
bel Sort Mortb ertrant, lit Z Sage Ianq
gelu9t tporben. Wtebr tpie 100 Mens
f9en paren babel bebiilfli1., gnbli9
bat man lie cine Meile bon benz plabe
entfernt, an ben iie berunglitdte, auf=
gefunoen. 8on benz &in6e mar aber
ni9ts gu etltbeden.
Sn Der Oarb ber SibIi9en pas
cifiebabn gu 0oufon fellten so gBeis
9eniteler bic 9lrbeit Elm, neil Elm Mann
ylamens Cartons als Nrbeiter bon Der
Babn angenomnen purbe. Na6 grt
Der Strifer auf anbern 8abnen iiberie=
len iie aud iogIei@ einen Gra9taug
unb bdngten bic 2ofomotibe befelben
ab. 9arauf muroe fein anberer Jra9ts
aug mebr bef6rbert unb on bic Babns
Dertpaltung in Stem Orleans nm 0er>
baltungsmaBregeln telegrapbirt. Ser
ben Strifers 10 auit6Btge Carton f9eint
inbeB ein ebrenlpertberer Mann au
fein, als ale so 9triter auIammenge=
nommen, benn als er lab, bob Ser
Strife Die @ntlai1ung bon 300 Qlrbeiz
tern, bic i'm Gra6t6epartement bei96fs
tiSt warer, nod fi@ aieben muBte, ging
ct freiwillig. Sen 5tritern mar inbeB
bas @@idial iener 300 Mrbeiter glei1=
giiltig; iie batten ni6ts @iligeres at
tbun, als In Die @igentbumsre9te Der
@iienbabn einsugreifen.
Gin eigentbiimlteber IngladsfalI
ereignete ii6 in gberotee. Gin Mann
Ramens Wilfes bate ein &afrmeEer
gemeBt unb fab einen Jia6bar nit eiz
ner Glinte borbeigeben. gBilfes lebnte
fib in ieinem 5tubl 3urhd unb rief in
einem 9lnfal tin6ii1er 2aune 6ern
Na9bar 5il. na9 benz &aiirmeHer all
f9ieBen. 9abei fiel Der @tubl um
un6 Wiltes itirate auf bas &aiirmeis
Ter, bas Tim bic 6anb total 6ur9f9nitt,
10 baB fte nur nod an einent f9n1alen
@treifen Saut feitbing.
- Cine farbige Srau in 3pler tpurz
be berbaftet, neil fie ibr eigenes 4 Mos
den altes &ino ermoroet bat. sic ers
ftidte eai1elbe I'M 8ett.
= 9ie @ranbiurD BON Mtaseoio
gountD rei6te Is Nntlagen elm, bic bon
&arnes @DuntD aber nur 4.
3wif6en @aifropille mn6 6onbo
@itp fanb in ben leBten Sagen elm befti=
ger Rampf, tpegen ber @erIegung bes
@ountDiiBes fatt.
= 8on Burnet pirb beri9tet, oaB
es bafelbit an Steinbauern rnamgelt.
80 Oerielben, bic big ieBt fur ben Capt.
tol=@ontractor arbeiteten, baben Burs
net berlaiien.
- 2ebi 2aneafter in Sherman lieB
fi@ i'm bOrtigen Southern 6otel eim
3immer anweiien in bem er cinise
Stunben iblafen molte. st fam ies
bod ni@t mieber gum 8orf6ein unb
als man na@fori9te, fanb man i'm toot
auf Dem 8ett. @r bate 1i1 nit Mors
pbiun bergiftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23

= Ser Wsapor bon Selena, oer
Sauptftaot BON Montana, betreibt ne'
benber elm 8abiergei6dft. I1nldngft
fam elm friiberes Mitglieb Der 2egislas
tur bon NeOaba. segenpdrtig 96afs
aa9ter in Der Ndbe BON 0elena, au benz
Mapor unb lieB fi@ BON ibm rafren.
Nls bic procebur pOriiber mar, iagte
Der &afirte: $50, ieBt uerbe t6 mid
nod einmal na6 einem alderman um>
feben. Der mir bic Stiefel pubt." Gin
9aufen partiuten iagte i'm sum Stdbs
den bin1us.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23
0ie Iette WoItssdbInm8 III 9eatF@a
lnfth.

gta@ benz grgebniB Der Dolfsadblung
bonn /. December 1885, tnel9es bonn
taiierIii9en Gtatiiti19en Mnlte unter
benz Borbebalt ettpaiger Beridtigungen
auf @runo ber befinitiben 3uiammen>
iteaung ioeben per6fentli9t tpprben 1T,
bate bas Seuti9e &ei@ On bieiem 3dbs
lungstermin 46,840,587 ginmpbner.
Set Der lebten, bor 5 Sabren berans
ifalteten 8olfs3dblung, BET Der Al, ,234, :
061 @inwobner geadblt Durben. bat bic
Beb6lterung alfo um 1,606,526 G6pfe,
B. /. bur6f6nitIli@ 0,70 procent suge>
ttDntrlen.
Oieie 3unabme eri9eint gegeniiber
berienigen in ben bisberigen 3dblungs=
perioben allerbimss fdma6, benn bon
1875 auf 80 mar iie /, IA procent, BON
1870 auf $50 ,92 procent. @enn man
aber tpeiter suriidgebt, 10 finbet man
Beripben, tn benen bic 8olfs3unabme
auf benz beutigen &ei9sgebiet nod be-
trd6tli9 seringer mar; 10 betrug iie
1845-1850 nur O,57 proeent. 1850
1856 0,40, 1865-1870 0,58 PrDc.
idbrli9.
Wenn man suiiebt, aus tuel9en Sat-
loren ii1 bic oben bemerfte Bermebrung
um l 1,606,52 26pfe 3uiammensefebt,
10 ergtebt fi6 Golseubes: Sn ben fiinf
Sabren 1881 - IS bat Die nathrfi1e
0oltsbermebrung, b. 3. bic bur@ ben
neberi9uB ber 3abl ber @eborenen iiber
bic Der Geiierbenen berbeigefibrte, runb
4, 900, 900 G6pfe betragen (oabei lit bic
nod nidt feitseftellte 3abl bes Sabres
1885 gleid ber bes Sabres 1884 geieBt.)
Mdre bic 8ep6lterung felt bet lebten
0Dlfs3dblung ttiWt bur9 einen l1eber.
f9ub ber Nusmanberunsen iiber Bic
giniponberungen pernlinoert tporben,
10 bdtte bic gintpobner3abI gnbe 1885
alto Al, 800, 900 Q6pfe betragen mitfIen,
tpdbrenb fie tpirtli9 tur bic angefiibrte
3abI errei9te. 9as Manto an 3uma9s
betrdgt n,itbin runb l Million. Sic
grfldrung, tpobur9 es entftanben, ers
giebt fiD bur@ einen Bid Quf bie6tatiitit
iiberfeeif1er Musmanberumg. Na9 6er
omtli6en Gtatiftit, tpeI9e Bic Mustpans
berungen iiber beutf9e Sdfen, Mntwers
pen 1tt6 Gabre regelmdBig na9meiit,
finb In ben finf Sabren 1881 = 1885
853,242 Deuti@e na@ iiberieeii6en
2dnbern, au bauernbem Mufentbalt
bort, gegangen. Mian barf annebmen,
baB cine aniebnli@e 3abl BON beuti6en
Musmanberern tiber anoere als bic Dben
beaei@neten Sdfen bef6rbert tpirb, unb
tDenn man biefen ber amtli1en Gtatiitit
feblenben Bru@tbeil auf ettDa LILO ans
f6ldgt, 10 fontmt man ber 3abl bon 1
Miaion unb fomit benz oben bere@netert
Wtanfo gara nabe.
Die berbdltniBmdBig itarte Wermeb,
rung ber itbuftriellen 8e3irte, bic bod
nur gum Sbeil 3uslei9 groBitdbtii9e
finb, erfldrt bic yNorbb. Alg." "3und9f
bur4 ben felt 1880 eingetretenen Nufs
i6wung bieler inbuitrieQer grtperbs=
3tpeige unb bann bur9 ben l1mifanb,
bab bic SnbuitriebepDlterung pielmebr
an bic S9o0e -sefeRelt LIT, tpie bic lambs
tuirtbl1aftli6e. Die IeBtere bat In Der
.neuen WeIt" tiberalI ausii9t auf Ser,
pertbung BON Nrbeitsfraft uno 2apital,
bic eritere nnr tuenis.
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(Gortfetuna foIat.)
@a..s ausaeseid,net.

8. 8. Gtfins, %oliaei@ef in RnorDille, Genn.,
f9reibt: rWieiner s}amilie unb Mir ielbf ftnb
bic tpobltbdtisen Golsen Sbrer amSsesei@neten
Mebidtn, Or. Sings Stein Diseoberb gesen MuSs
sebruns, au SbeiI seporben. SD babe sefun-
ben, bab fie bait, tuaS bon ibr beripro@en iuirb
nn6 besbaIb beaeuae i'd ibren @ertb. ale mel.
ne Gaeunbe, benen i'd Die @ebisin empfabl, Io'
ben fie.
@arantie ipirb seleifet, bab Dr. Sings Meip
DISCOVERY sesen ausaebruns Suifen, grfaI'
trng, Bronditis, afbma, Braune un6 alIe
SaIs., 8ruif. unb 2ursenleiben beilt. @robe.
ffaf9en fret Bet u. . rel +. @roBe Glaf@en$1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-23
9as 8orQehen Ser ssrau bes @pu

= 9as Sorgeben Der Jrau beg @ous
neurs 2arrabee bon Soma gegen bas
Sragen BON 8pgeaei@en ais 9utpub
seitigt 5rii6te, Oenn iebt baben ft6 aud
tn Sabenport ungefdbr iieben5ig einfluBz
rei9e Oamen Sufammengetbaa. unl bie=
Ter grdBli@en Wtooe na@ N6gli6feit
@inbalt au tbun. 8emerft lei es iebo9,
baB unter ben @riinberrinnen Der 9ers
eins fi@ ungefdbr aebn befanben, bic
nod Iogelfliigel an ibren 6iiten trus
ger.
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. Weld, oetpoItioe @umn,en in BEN

= Wel6 getpaltige 5ummen III ben
Ser. Staatett in 2ebensper1i@erung anz
gelegt tperOen, 3eigt cine 3ufammenitelz
lung bes Einanaftan6es unb Der @es
f9dttslage ber fe9sunbreiBig bebeutenb=
ften 2ebensbetli9erunss Snititute bes
2anbes am S9lu1e 6es Sabres 1885.
gu biefer 3eit beiaBen lie 9lttiba i'm 8ez
TRACE bon $553, ,951 ,725 unb batten I'M
2aufe bes Sabres 1885 neue 8erii@ez
rungsbertrdge imgetrage bon $488, 715s
abgef6loiien. Sn bieiem Sabr nabmett
fie $8l, ,531 .459 an prdmien Elm unb
3ablten 8erfi9erungen i'm Betrage BON
$82, ,457, ,282 aus, nobel fe nod $685.
385,375 ihren &eierbefonbs beifiisen
fonnten. SIM @ansea tparen ON
@9luB bes Sabres 1885 5000, 600 8erz
fi@erungen i'm 8etrage bon So, 300, ,000s
600 In &raft.
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Rnflens Qlrmicn=soIhe.

Die bette Salbe Der gSeIt fiir e9nitte
Auetf6unsen, @ef6Diire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ansf@las, Gledte, sefpruasene Sanbe, Grof.
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirt Sa.
morrboioen ooer feine 8eaablung. 8ollise
Classification garantirt oOer baS @elo .intrb
auriiderifattet. rs Gents Die Sdadtel BET u.
Oreib.
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Dead Shot" Screp Borm aint.
ment tutrtt ii9er unb fdnsu. Disies ointment
tobtet bic @irmer ausenbIidli@; b6It Gliesen
ab unb beilt bic Bunbe. SIM @afier amfeeloF
iii 60 ein ausseaei9aetes Seilmittel eesen irsenD
tpsIde Bunoen beim 9ieb. 4reis so geuts.
Vrdparirt unb gum 8ertauf bel u. Drei6,
Gan Mntonio. 1915 tutp
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
ALL THE ELEPHANTS ~ IN CPROAh.
EXCITEMENT IL THE BIG GARDEN-rIiE CIRCUS
STARTS FOR PHILADELPHIA.

EXCITEMENT IL THE BIG GARDEN-rHE CIRCUS
STARTS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Barnum's circus with its three rings and ele-
waited ecpsed all It's previous efforts last highc a
the Madison Square Garden. Managerial art ana
equestrian and acrobatic skill could go no further. IL
was the last night in NewYork- About l2.ooo people
had assembled to take parting look at the widow OF
Jumbo and tho twoheaded young woman, and the final
Roman chariot race left them dsconsoste There
wa, one moment however. when most OF them forgot
everything about tho occasion and would haVo parteu
with the whole circus with the least ceremony OF re-
rret Tho elephants, both young and old. had been
brought u as usual about o'clock for their tricks
and the babies were getting along cleverIy
in the circle nearest Madson-ave. when the
Youngest OF them, Columbia, WAS taken pre-
sumably with collie aud began to below Loudly.
It's mother Hebe, with the larger herd and toucheu
with maternal sympathy started on run Tor the hian
The rest with the exception OF Tom Thumo, the trcA
ed and the spectators lost Interest III tnc
clowns on the elevated stage and beat hasty retreat
toward the exits IN every direction The manageheht
as usual rose to the OCCASION The ushers rushed 70
their posts and the keepers and extra hands scurred III
from the waitngroom The mother elephant had knocked
over Assistant Keeper Callahan with her trunk and
WAS leading tho herd toward the Ma'son-ave en-.
trance but all wero soon headed the other way and
were driven among the horses at the tOurth-aVe
end There they were easily captured ana Ie1 arounu
under the galleries their quarters on the twenty
sixth- ST. side The stampede was over in live mn-
ues The performers had kept on courgeousy ana Tue
audience was soon brought back to their seats. Inc
door had been pretty thoroughly emptied however aud
did not I'LL up again for the rest OF the evening.
1T nothing OF "A scare" said "Ioiy Hamiton
more IN reserve FOR Just such contingency and there
couldn't have been much trouble anyway"
The nippodrome came on in due season ana every
thing went TO the finish without the slightest mis-
han For the first time in It's history Barnuns 5
show has run through an engagement at ths Madlson
souare Garden without tho slightest accident 10
trapeze performer circus rider BY II O'CLOCK tne
menagere baggage wagons had loft the Ds ha pare
Of everything but straggers and the vacant rows
of seats The elephants were put uhher an
VI Smard of ATTY men and kept standing while
the rest OF the procession hled away toward the
entvthird Street Ferry and thence across the river
90 ,ho icr,ey CRY station At about IL 80 the band OF
elephants headed by the widow OF Jumbo were put In
motion all got across without accluen. mo ioni
"ns we're standlng on the track VITA pulling engines,
and menagere horses clowns ana all puied out aoou
/ O'clock for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
PostOMcc Notice.

should be read " latsr1ss,L chan 70, nay
Letters for oresn c)untresnssIn)t b>so,' alr3sssi
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HENRY @. PEARSON. POstmasteE
Post once. Newl OrE N Y. April ZJ. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
Letter from James Robinson Athletic Trainer Prime,
Ion COilegc.

PRINCETON, v. j.. Jan. II, 1885
found imperative have and simple remedies
hand Of cuts bruises strains sprains colds rheu
masm. Shortly before entering upon my profession in
this country discovered such remedy in Ac0cxs Porous
tried other pasters but found them too harsh
and irritating
Porous Plasters give almost instantaneous relief
their gthening is remarkable have cured
students and friends OF throas and colds by the
application OF these plasters the throat and
chest l had a pupil who contracted severe
cold which settled his kidneys. l placed
paster the kidneys and the result that IN six
entirely well In OF weak back. put Two
the small OF the back. and in short time Will
pable quite exercise. In sprint and dis
and jumping the muscles tendon In tho legs
This invariably be relieved
by cutting the plaster in strips as TO give free
notion and applying on muscles affected
have used AIlcocks Plasters successfully In walking
when the became tired and swollen with over
exeron by covering the important muscles with them.
my unreserved opinion opinion formed after
siderable eXpcrencethat Acocks Porous Plasters
most eff acous and valuable remedy.
JAMES ROBINSON.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-25
INTERN TIONAL COPYRIGHTS IN ENGLAND
From The London Dady Nclss.


The Government bill TO amend the law
respecting International and colonial copyright was
issued yesterday. Its object empower the Queen 10
carry into and IN the colonies the con
venton agreed 10 at the international Conference at
Berne september last By the existing acts an ordrr
council direct tnat regards literary ana hris
tic works first published In "a foreign country the
author shall have copyright not exceeding the perlou
for when home authors of ike works have copy
right The BeTne Convention gives authors OF literary
or artistic works published inAny country which ls
party the non. copyright IN all other countries
which parties TO IT. The present bill brings our
into harmony with this arrangement. ln certain
cases the publisher IN the United Kingdom OF me WOIk
foreign author may take proceedings as though ne
we're OF the copy right Ia of simultaneous
productions order III Council may settle for purposes
OF copyright ia which country the wyls was
first produced; anI II II Is foreign
country. the copyright will be snch rs exists by
virtue OF production In hat country. and not the
copyright OF the United Kingdom. Foreign authors arc
10 have years. such other term the order III
prescrbes the right 10 prevent the productp
or Importation into the United Kingdom OF transia-
ton The bill applies cXsling works. and with tho
OF by Order IN Council To exclude any
Of tho colonies applies the provisions OF the inter
national Copyright acts TO the coOnics IL Is one more
clear step In advance toward tho much-desfed union
all civilized countries IN the protection ot ntolleotu
property The next step should DO 10 cOdy aud reform
the o; copyright at home.