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The John dnnBon whose death is announced
this morning was prominent citizen Of Buifa-
10, and Representative in tho Thirty-eighth Con-
gress serving as uaonbor OF the Committee On
Elections. lie was delegate to tho Chicago
Convention Of 1864. Beyond this his reputation
wha ch}atiy local.
, 1874-09-29

tion Of vcracity, where no ovidonoo is offorcd on
eithdr sldo, tho public will sldo with AllHa
Bocchcr, perhaps not from any prejudice, but
bocauao. whore tho conditons are tho same,
ordinary gal1antry tenda to givo rroferonce to
tho lady's word. THIS, Of courso, puts powon iu
Nh awkward plight. D1ias Doocher has put Him
on ragged eago, and 10 emit atop down or
out With dolng something moro thnn issu-
ing irresponsible statements aud contradiot-
Ing laas'a assertions Tho boBt thing ho can
do Ia tho premises ia to quit his oowardly thsoats
aud follow tic example Of tho pr,nc,,,ain. Tt1ton
haH aued Bocohor, Miss Proctor taa suod aIou1-
ton, aud Beocher is going to sue Triton. Lot
Dowon auo Atiss Doecher for sln nlor. II will
"dd to tue intorost of tue caae, It is necessary
to tho vindlcatlon Of the partlea In question
from worry Offensive charge which now aos at
both thoir doors. It mny throw a i1oo1
ot light upon tho MAIN question. II
Inns always soomed to ua vltally i'm
Iorsant that MT. Bowen should sue Bouoboly.
or tint somebody should suo Mr. Dowep. Wo
holiosa ho haa tho key which viii unlock tho &C.
creta OF this scandal. III tho absonco Of littga~
tton. however, no stronger pressure can bc
brought to bear upon hi1n than Miss Beochor
herself. We bel1ovo yet that she will hayo the
last word, and TINT, when aho gota aftor Bowen
tho noxt time, aho will make him open Lis mouth
much wiaos than 1t Is now. Something u,us,
DO donc to stop thts awful lying.
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ACADEMY or AtUEtC~11alsct! atreot. etwsen hfnd.
- Tho Woman Who Talks"
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MYERS ophRA.noUsI- Monroe street. bctwcot
Etato slid Dnarh1rs. Variety pcrlornRneo Nerrnann
The rrostld!4itatous, oto.
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MIR. William Black, Nh English novelist Of no
mean reputation. has written lottor to tho
London Aaten'cum iu a pleasant, Beni-l. lmo.ols
von, complaining indirectly Of tho rare i,nporti-
nonco Of Amoricana. Whom an Englilth reader
or auy OF Ills worliH In gusl OF feeling writes to
thank tho author for tho pleasure ho t.ns given,
aslu tho author replies in civil notc, tlou tho
matter drops. But with an American, tha case is
dlfforent. The roader regards tho teiyi1 uoto "a
Ill opening only, and Immediately replies with d
polite request for homo pArticulara Of tho au-
thor'a life aud domestic affairs. Wt,at Alr Black
wants to know ls whether all Alncric cans aro pos-
seHsed by = wish to know minnso details Of
tho private afralrs Of any person whose
namo turns up occasionally III tho public prartn.
Ills own domestic atr'irs Rre worry comfortable,
but he roaliy cannot 800 what intcrost TINT fact
can havo for the uass Of Americans. Tho letters
arc not confined to llumbo inliyidualB.. Amer
lean publiaiing-houses poster him for brief
biographical skotoh In order to have materials on
hand for m obituary notice whom needed, sud
only fow weeks ago lie received copy Of Appie-
ions Journal which verified q hntf throat mado
by tho representative OF another publication that
"American publishers would have the hiographi-
cnl skotch, aud bettor fact than hetion." Flo
admiros the naif simplicity with which the
privacy of tho individual is invaded, and
admits that It il impossible to foal
offended with writor who is evidently
moved by the greatest gool- will, and swl,o
speaks Of ones writings with hearty aud get.-
erous praise, iu which, ii ono wore lttlo
younger, 1t might DO possible to believe" But
whether enc is angry or not, ho would like to
know whether curiosity III national cAaracsotis-
tic or not While admitting that curiosity is au
At11r .k$k@r
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M'VIOKE1ls T1iEhTRH-htaiison ptreet. tetneen
" Rip Van WIukla."
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Tyonch enginoora want to ohapga tho physical
goonraphy Of THU globo. Thoy havo hosn at II
Tor yoass. II would uot bs surprising IL learn
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MCCORMICK IALI.-Nosth CLARK atreot, corner Kln-
s1o E0uccrt by tho Thomas Orchestra.
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IOOLEY.R TltEATR!+- -nnntotnh Btrests between
CLARK and lASAile. " H1pw for Dfuw.h
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Really it doea remind QUO Of tho announce
read In tho Associated Press dispatches this
morning: "prcsident Graut, accompanied by
tho Hon. Marshall lowell and Geu. Dabcook, Wis
tied Fark Theatre tonight. and witnessed tic
play, Tho dldod Age.' The President poraon-
Rily compllmented 3lr. Raymond Gil his perform
Ance OF the part OF Col. acllors." The sending
OF this Dispatch ia au implication that Western
people have coma to q high pitch OF snobbery ;
and tho only bit Of consolation for It ia that tho
President has allowed himself to bo ueed as an
advertisement by theatrical manager and is
therefore humbso enough in hia own aspirations.
, 1874-09-29

The Grand Jury OF Brooklyn has found a
criminal indictment against Nr. Moulton for tho
libel Of Miss Edna Doan Proctor. Now 1t will
certainly appear whether Gen. Butler IL good for
anything as II lawyer. Fills advice brought Mr.
1Ioulton into Ills psosopt dhcultios; and It
should be Oh much 4 duty aa n privilege for
tho General to exercise hs splendid talonta on
behalf of bis unfortunate cliont. 10 man WHO
clearod Oakos Amos aud saved Jayne, tho rosouo
Of poor Moulton may at first seom an easy task.
But Tho court which has this case before It IL
different from tho weak tribunal at Washington
which acquitted Amcs aud Jayne; and what tho
rosult may be no ons can tell. However, don.
Butlor may as vol understand tha. hia reputa-
ton for "sa,artnoss" will not survive the con.
ytc.ion Of hin client.
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.ASHLAR LODGE, No. 900, A. I. L 4. M.-Hceular
oGro9st. ior work IN tho "a degree 1h9 fraternity
COZ daily lnrtod. @. II. CRANE S0oy.
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS Special conclaro oi
Apollo Conlnandory No. |, K. r., this tTuesayl
IT, s Sc n: e S Assi Is ns msik Il M oro
ct tho Il. q. u. D. W. LOCKE, Recorder.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR.. afcCHESNEY, CURNEH OF CLARK AND
Handnlph-sts warrants thu finest and hest full Of
tooth tof $a. Satisfaction Ktvcs money refunded.
BURNETT'H COC0AINE WILL. SURELY KILL,
dnndruf cleanao tho SCALP atimuntc tho brrs, anu
the natural action, upon which tho growth Ut Tho
hair doponds, 1t Inns Eynn rocf in tho wntLt 1t
j. soionti,ic nsoaration free from Irritating uatter;
HAN DRESSING IL tho world.
CHICAGO, May T., ls7t.
HessFs. jnserh narnett E &C.,:
GENTLEMEN: Slneo tho recent nsoof your "Coeoainc,
my pEovnnsly bald head hn4 bton covered by InIutat
growth Of hn1r. had always cstoemoh your
n aEosslng, knoWlnE many pcfaon1 WHO regarded u
1t was a. d rustarasisu. Worry truly, !. q. LEWIS.
Fur sae By all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
FOREIGN MEMS.

LONDON. Feb l9 Many statements arc
made as II III" probaha composition Of the
ninl>iry. bur NOT hing drtinltc has Yet been
made public. i, however, generally beliay
ed that Sir Staff I'd Northcoat will be ClancrI.
Tor Of the Exch quvr
Tie Tim : says the final result, Of The clr,.
ton may be exactly statrd as foil W.: RI.
Conservatives lie, uTucd 33jl and the l.h..,,,
aud II me Rulers 3O2 Or these lt;t w-r.
elected after a contcS'. The total numh.r 81
votes polcd in the United Kingdom and Ir.
land was 2,5OO, 900. This is u consid,rahl, f.
ing of from the figures of The last genera. c,,..
ton, and indicates that the ABSENT ms from
voting were numerous
IN cx cnSlvc cotton mil in Leeds was de-
troyed by fire Yesterday Loss, So Uo1
\ large fire is reported in Dundee AMI
Shields.
The British Irdian G ,vcrlmcut teic.,a,.r,
that it now has ample supplies of grain to .c.,
any demand from the distressed districts
Chichester Fortesqnc bee pmes peer. uni p
the title of Baron Carbingtord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
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" 70 shnu hi r.,,y ae, na'j bojyo! re Ta'1'ss


:. 70 sinu sha ,.,v ng, nad bojyoi tie Ttr,sS"
The Denton Journal says that whilst young
MIR. Tri;c and Miss y. Williamson were being
snliced at the Biocmcly Church last week the
father of III" Groom o5j1ccd 10 the marriage,
and claimci that his chd was not Of lawful
age to uarry. Excitement ran high, but the
boy was determined, aud made "a;h to his age,
and the Rev. Mr.. Gardner married them
amidst confusion and opposition. Ii Is said
that the fcrln4s IF the opposition to the mar
riasc ran 80 high tina; the Rev. Mr. e., III the
usual prayer after the ceremony, did not ven
!urc to knceI, but prayed standing, not even
then vcntnring to close his EYES.
In the Court Of General Sessions in New
York, Yesterday police officer named S!attery
was sentenced to the State prison for seven
and Il half y4ar, IN the charge of an assault,
with intent to kill, on respectable citizen. =
SIa,tcry was drulk at the time, and beat the
compIalnant III il shocking manner, aud would
have killed him bat for the interference or a
rouudsman.
The raid against the freedom Ct the press has
ext:pded to the Celestial Empire The Gov
crnor of EIouE King having become disguised
with the Progress IA Journal published III that
locality, has suspended the Offending sheet.
What gave rise TO the urplcasantneSs IS not
stated.
Supervisor Architect Nulct and Henry kcs,
slcr, Of Cincinnati, exchanged ciyiIltics III
5 rect of that city yesterday. Mullet punched
kc>slcrs head and kcssler pulled MuIlet )
hair upon difference Of opinion as to The We
raci,y OF the former.
The New jersey House Of Representative
has adopted resolution Of inquiry into tb'
manner i1 which NV Jersey vessels are treat
ed IN quarantine in Baltimore harbor aud Chcs
apcake bay. Tie alleged grievance is not men
toned
|. is said tha, nca:y half Of the buildings !!
| Chicago are Tor rent If this be so, 1t Is clca
that the supply of houses is greater than ;h'
dctnurd, AID rents must, therefore, come down
| 10 meet the exieeucieS If the times.
The siou P,<i gently suggests that Phil
adcirui. shouldn't forget the Centennial, ever
though ;lc Sianc<c Twins have arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
ALEX ANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874

The new Chief Justice was called on at his
rooms at the Arlington in Washington, on
Tuesday by the clerk of the Supreme Court
and by others. Aferward he called at the
White House and it being cabipet day he was
formally presented by the President to each
member. He then proceeded to the capitol
and spent some time in the clerks office OF the
Supreme Court looking into cases pending be-
fore that tribunal. He was waited on during
the day by Representatives Phelps and kel-
logg, DR.. Peter Parker, and Francis Miller
esq, 10 behalf of the graduates Of ! ale College
and rendered public dinner. The Chief
Justice accepted and fixed the 81 of March as
the time for the dinner, which will come OF at
the Arlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says: 1T was mentioned day or
two since that the imports so far for the cur
rent year have been much less than Is usual.
This has been owing not only to want of conf
deuce among business men generally, whose
orders for the spring trade have been quite
light, but also as to entire uncertainty as to
what action Congress will take in regard to the
finances The export trade, however, has been
very Furnishing From returns received at the
bureau of statistics it is shown that the exports
from the principal Atlantic ports for the mouth
Of January last footed up over 5000, 900 more
than for the same month last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
S,Ii1rpSS.

10 the Senate, yesterday, bill was passed
granting conderancI canton for soldiers monu-
mcuts in Philadelphia. The bill to provide for
the appointment 81 commission TO lnvcsl!atc
the lnugr traffic was discussed up to the eul OF
the morning hour. The lil! to provide for the
ruuaiiZ itiou of the bankiug circulation was
taken up Mr. Chandler, Of Michigan, sub
u.itted an Amendment providing that the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury S!iall retire and destroy
opc dollar Of legal tender uotcS for each dollar
in NATIONAL bank nolcs issued, and then pro-
utcdcd il deliver a strong argument against 10
fl.iou. ! debate followed, in which McSSrS
Logan. Norton ard Ferry contcnded Tor the
j., II. Of more money. and Mcs>r>. Schurz, ohcr-
man and Scott opposed their views Mr.
Schurz, in his argument, stated that all the
great newspapers II the country were oppuScd
10 iufatiot,, whcreupon Mr.. Logan thought 1t
multurcl very little what the newspapers
thought this was il matter Tor the wants and
rights Of ,hc people. Several amendments were
proposed aud voted down, and prnl!ng the de-
bate the Senate a j9urncd.
In ;he House Of Representatives Mr. II II
mau, of Indiana offered resolution, which
was agreed 10. directing the Secretary of tho
Treasury to inform the II use how nIIuch money
had bccu paid iUr transportation oi property
and troops ever railroads that had rccci we'd
grants of iand on condition that they should be
public highways, free to the United States.
Nr. Cox, oi New York, passed through reso,
luton directing an investigation OF the alleged
violation of the E.ght-hour law 10 The work on
the NV Y rk po>totficc. Petitions from thirty
two National banks, protesting against any
Withdrawal of their circulation, were presented.
\ bill was passed making conviction OF man
slaughter in /. s. Courts punishable by I'M
prisonmcnt not exceeding twenty years, aud
tuc not exceeding LOCO. \ bill for the pun
ishmcnt Of exturtou by officers of the I. 5.
was passed. ii he bill to provide for the dis
tribuion Of public documents printed BY the
authority OF Congress. and Of seeds furnished
by the Agricultural Department, tor the free
exchange Of new papers between publishers,
and for the free transmission Of weekly news
papers by mail within the county where pub
lished, was taken up for discus oD, pcudlug
which the House took recess to half past
seven. The evening session vas spent III de-
bate, no action being taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Fairfax County Court.

REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE 4.
FAIRFAX Z. H., VA February l7.-The
County Court for this county, Judge Jain.>
Sangs;cr presiding, adjourned yesterday il tn,
afternoon, completing the work before i, in one
day.
Twcuty-scvcp deeds and other writings. Al;
mlttcd slnce last court, were certified Tor f.
cord
On VIM. kdwcli' motion for road! r.p,,,
recommitted to commissioner for tur,hcrr..
port.
The last will aud testament oi Dr.. W.,,Iyn.
Sparrow was proved and recorded; Il N. l,.r
row and Leonard Sparrow. executors nam, -,
tue will qualified; bJud $40 UUO 10 >ecutl,, r..
qu!rcd.
Administration Oh the estate Of Henry By-
liss was granted to B. W. Bayliss: bond $40
John L. Mouroe was appointed cou>ta!,c Ia
fill vacancy in Mt Vernon Township. wb,
qualified aud gave bond III the sun of ) ...p9,
The securities Of Johu L. Woodward. c,u,.-
tor of Lee Township, appeared IN cour' aai
gave their consent to the law extending t..
time for the collection Il taxes for ISIS.
The same as to the bond 0! Charic, Land
street, collector Of Mt. Eernon Township.
On the petition of Richard Rooc.r, ami
others, tax payers of this county. L. t. FIR.
late treasurer Of this county, was ,rq1rsI a
settle Ills accounts Tor the years lSll aud -
before Thomas Moore, spccla! cIlnmls>lour.
Geo. .McC. Mills was substituted trust. n
the place Of Wa. Lollus In decd q: Gas
from Geo. Met. Mills, ior the 9cucti, OF Susan
h. Mills AMI children.
An account oil Geo. W. Thomas a.air.>. ,...
Comm ,uwcalth for 5000, Wa, certified 30 n.
Auditor OF Public AccoultS
The account Of DJcior Cyrus McClrulr,
Tor the examination Of the body OF -- e..
under an oruer OF the coroner, am"unuDg 10
SD 30, was certified to the Auditor Of IN. j..
Accounts, there being no estate brl5nGn. :,
deceased TO pay The same.
JOB llawX!urst'S Ace Junt against the van
mouwcaIth, amounting to s., was aJwu. 4Dl
certified to the Auditor of Public Arc.uul,
On The motion of + Van Syck and o,nrr,
1t was ordered that the Commissioner al Road,
for ProvidcLcc Township view Il way for road
from the ;undry at Nlcun. in strri4ut lie
to the county road near The land Of i oyumr
Kenyon
John II. Wheeler vs. b. w. Clarke. p.w
appeal from the Judgment OF justice judi
mrnt affirmed with costs
John y. FOlllc, administrator Of james i'rl
ze, was ordered to pay certain monies int t.r
hands OF q " HUNT. general receiver
Jas Williamson vs.. Alexander Du,y; jlis.
mcnt Tor costs against plaintiff.
John Cost" gan vs.. NJ. Mex ,wu on appra
from Il justice; Judgment affirmed IL part tr
the sum oil Sc aud costs
john Williamson vs. Daniel Williams N. ru.,
against defendant to cmploy COUNSEL.
W. II. PcttettS account against C1lIM9.-
wealth, FIR 81 81, was allowed an ord, rel 10
be certified. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

AFFAIRS IN KING AND QUEEN County. =
4 letter from King and Quccu county in the
Iitewater ludcx says:
Many of our best farmers cannot obtain ne
cessary labor, as the darkies arc inclined 10 adj
here to their resolution mot to work on the
tarm," so we frequently see gangs Of them on
their way 10 the wood-yards, &c, with their
havcrsacks and axes swinging to them, aud one
who is not initiated in the mysteries might
think it posse comI'aus in search OF some
thiug OF a more pugl>;c character than the
original growth of timber which l. so fast dis
appearing The wuite men have aiken alva.
tage of their folly aod have put their own
hands to the pillow, aud in the event they lock
not back, we cap predict for them prosperous
aud happy future. The gloom that once pre-
vailed to some extent within us Is now gradual!
" subsidiug and things are wearing more
cheerful appearance. Wheat is looking well.
Immigration has at last made move in this
direction several families from Scotland have
bought large estates III Newlo%n township,
and expect others to unite with them at an
early date. These settlers brought their agri-
cultural Implements with them, and they are
different from anything of the kind ever be-
fore seen 10 this section, their harrows, drags,
rlows, cultivator<, &c, being Of a very peculiar
construction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

Mr. Bcecher, 90 recent occasion, said that
he knew men who would black their boots on
Sunday, but thought it sinful to shave; and he
knew others who would shave on Sunday, but
would think that they were imrerilling their
souls if they we're to black their boots. No.
doubt there are great many excellent people
who differ in opinion on many points like
these
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
TIE MORMON QUESTION, The memoir

TIE Mormon QUESTION The mcm'"@ "
the non VI nmon cltlz ms of C'ab, "A.st =
now before the Committee On Territories.
seDts the whole Mormon question IN ''r''.
light. The Normons arc evidently alarm j
for Mr. Cannon, the Delegate from L'na i'.
scnted a petition from the Legislature ~ ILL.,
Territory yesterday, asking for a COMMIT.
Investigation before any legiS'atlv" ar'l7a, =.
taken with regard to Utah The OBJ. l' '!.
nc ition no doubt, is to stavc of the rf:,., '''
is inevitable. The general facts ar" IS 5000"
both to Congress and the country. LEE. -
community which lives 10 open violation u
common law and morality Of the R"pur3'. Az. ...
even 10 violation Of the statue law. an: 'l'.
makes allegiance TO The Utah priesthood ,H,s
rior to that due to the government OF Tue ;.'.s
try. The question must be met and i,p -
Of and there is danger in delay.-A iH''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

On the recommendation of the chief Of cngl-
neers, Major VIM Mcfarland, will, in addition
to his present duties, report to the president OF
the United States Isthmus Canal Commission
for duty, in connection with the examination OF
the proposed route of communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and Capt. VIM.
Fl. Hueur of the engineer corps, will report to
Major Mcfarland for the same purpose TEN
porarily. The u. S. steamer Gettysburg sail
ed from the Washington navy yard yesterday
for Pensacola where she will take on board
the interoceanic commissioners, and proceed
with them to Aspinwal She will not return
before the middle of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

In Philadelphia yesterday salute Of one
hundred guns was fired b. the Republicans
over the victory. Many humorous bets have
been satisfied by the losers Oue wheeled his
opponeut 10 harrow over long route, aud
another was engaged in saving w1od in the
street, to the amusement Of the bystaulcrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

On the arrival of the Washington train III
Jersey City yesterday an Eugshman, named
Edward j. Russell, on his way to Europe, was
arrested charged with being au ab>cord.r with
money The arrest was made Oh telegram
from Abram Enders, of l422 First street,
Washington, and Russell is held to await Tar
tner Instructions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

The SEASON OF LENT, % solemn to many f
Christian people, commenced yesterday. Year
by year it has been kept more strictly, where
kept at ali. However, opinions may differ,
those whose duty lays stern RUE upon them
observe the forty days now beginning, accord.
ing to the Biblical injunction TO the LJrd;'
aud no one can d. this in spirit, and not 10
outward >h1w, without coulug forth from the
period OF abncgalion pu,er and better, more
cbaritabl; and humble and with irm"r co.,
yiciiOn Of justice, truth and rlght-Buh Goa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19
Temperance Campaign in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Fcb. 7.-AGout three nunls !.
persons, mostly ladies, mt in the Cliy La III.
morning to organize Tor Il temperate" w4r ~
Executive Committee, consisting IF one Ia.
IRON each church, was chosen. \ propo-g'iou
to appoint on this committee rcp;c>rn'a.ly., Il
temperance organizations vas disagreed t.. il
being stated that bio Lewis opposed ~u:l
ecu Sc, and that h. wa fully s.tI'IitI lhl> Hr
wulk for churches rather than seer. ur.a II
tlunS.
1t was proposed to hold prayer m"rt.nl
each morning, but To mike no active d.s.J1
STATIONS until next Tucsi y, when !. ~, .
return here as he says. 10 tax &: c,,nmapi # ,'.
forces, AMI remain uotll the capital city L. 7.
generated.
EEFERSoNvlLlE. Feb l.. The tAIjr> d
the temperance movement made a Il .uk tnD"e
mcnt on the non union e .mcnt this marD.a-
by quietly assembling at the !'ge.bytHh
Church AT - . Clock to the number u ,:gcu..
where all reporters aud persons not menlh I,
OF the unlDu were Xoiudcd. After then c'-'
preliminary arrangements were eff :tcI the:
moved to johnson saloon IN the eastern rA'
Of the city johnson met them kntT, 40.
positively dcclIDcd to 81 On the pIcd@". ; ye'"
hymns were >u!g, aud prayers were then J'.'.
ell up that lcdiumcd may eyes. f.oN 10.
poiut they moved n'o l. Guard Gail ,'"'1.
in ChcSinut street. Ii re the DO II, w"rg q. ].
and devotional exercises were he'd Oh the lie
walk aud street. By this time tn crosi h'4 10.
creased to several hundred Al TN, hour,
clock, services are being held in the ,'rcr. ID
front Of Caspar Lau,man's SALOON, wJ's. +
closed. The movements 80 Gar to.d4y are -
cecdingiy quiet and orderly. \, -; - 3' =.
has been produced upon any Of the sno'" ~.
prlctOrS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-19

The ncighborhood of Halls Cross Roads,
Queen Aune's county, Md, is excited by a
trance sensation. \ young woman named
Fannie Larrimore, goes into frances Of longer
or shorter duration, during which she visits
both the upper and lower regions of the other
world and on awakening describes with great
particularly what she Sees