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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

The presidential campaign, from It's COM
mencelpent until now, near It's d!sgracetul con-
cluson has traa cothict between money on
the one hand, and the labor, liberty and privl-
Ieges Of the people on The other, and as almost
invariably happens iii similar contests, money
has Won, for those who have it will pay we'll to
keep and Increase H. aud many Of those who
have it not are so auyious to have it that they
will sell their votes lor it at the first offer. In
order TO make assurance ioilbly snre it selected
both the candidates for the presidency, AID
from the Two chose its iayoric and bonghl him
the poSiti0n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
The ELECTORAL Commission.

The Electoral Commission rcassrmblcd al
hall-rast six, Immediately after The Two hnnscs
separated yesterday evening" all the members
present, Mr.. Herman, the SUCCESSOR to Senator
Thurmaa, taking his seat fer the first time
The papers referred TO the Commission by the
two houses in Joint session we're read Ivy the
Secretary.
In response to an inquiry AZ to who appeared
is ot.jcctors, Mr.. llurl. Of Ohio, announced
that Mr. Cochranc and himself would appear
for the directors TO certificates No. |. Mr..
Lawrence, Of Ohio, said chat Senator Chris
tiancy and himself would appear for the Oh
iactors 10 certificate no. .
Senator ChrStiancy said he appeared ior the
otiectors,- but they did not propose to occupy
the whole time allowed them.
ln response 10 another inquiry rs to who
would appear ~ counsel Mr.. Ilurd said he
was not prepared to stale at this time, but
would announce the counsrl to the Commission
this morning
Mr.. Mathews stated that Mr.. Shcl!abargcr
and himself woid appear in favor Of ccriii-
cate No. |.
The Commits Ion then, rn motion OF Mr..
Hutton, at GAS p. H., adjourned E''I 10 o. clock
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
letter, s~n.n ksicysniGsss.

fCorrospondonco ::T the AIexaIdfts is;c!to.l
RICHMOND, Eel. %. lST.-ln The Senate
to-day Mr.. Siacag sre%2nicr sd bad :tIc'red
o pctilion Of ctiz@,s II r:incc William cou"!g
for au amendment Of AZ sct !ar liz lrj'ee!loa
of sheep iu said county to make TIC tunu
arising from tbc lax on dogs county instead
of district fund.
Bills were passed to "uienI sad!o' Of an
act approved March -, 1871 prescribing the
times Of holding the Circuit Couris al tins
Commonwaaith, and to rcpea! section 10 OF
chapter Us Of The C;de OF 1873 which au'
thori2cs the Judges oi said courts to liz said
terms; also, Srualc bill authorizing The Com
m;ssoners Ell Sinking lfunltn fund certain
sterling stock.
The bill reducing the price Of the Code ol
Virginia from six dollars to one dollar, wa:
ordered to its cngrossmcnt.
In the House bill to amend section . OIL AZ
&C. to prescribe the terms for holding the Cir
cult Courts, &C., and House joint resolution DC
cIariDg this the first stSslon OF the General AS
scmbly under the recent amendments 10 thf
| Constitution, were passed.
The bill TO impose lax On liquors was re
sumcd this morning. The tax Oh WHOLESALERS Il
consumers, residents Of the State, was reduced
| from 80 to 16 cents on the gallon, in qnantlnc
not to exceed five gallons, ard 10 cents on al
quantities over five gallons.
The degree Of LII. ID. has been conferred b;
Roanoke College upon hlr. James {. Son!haI!
NJ. A., author Of "fhe Recent Origin Ct Man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

The approaching inauguration oil Mr.. Hayes
dcadeus the stupor that has fallen upon the
country. The Shclhyvilic Volunteer says -
"Thc threatened counting in Of Hayes sits ike
4 funeral pail over the country. All business
is depressed, and ali hope OF better times is
fast dying out. Had lightning stricken the
Electoral Commission down dead while they
were framing the infamous steal, the country
would have been lar better off.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

The election in New Hampshire fer Stale
officers aud Congressman will be held on the
18th proximo, when the general impression,
contrary to that Of the acquiescing democrats
s,that 10 consequence Of! the success Of the rad
ical Presidential fraud, the same party will
make large gaius in that, as they will in subse.
ouent elections ia all the other States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

STARTLING SIGHT ON LloLILN5 &TREET.--
years Of age, son Of John j. Campbell, grccer,
corner OF Iloliina and Oregon streets, attempt.
ell 10 commit suicide yesterday afternoon, short
y alter o'clock, by emitting his throat with 4
razor.
The young man has been lncy years subject 10
cTlIcpilc fits and frequent temporary alteration
Of mind Ills conduct, which WAS at times
very strange, failed TO excite any unusual ap.
prrhcnslon IN thn minds Of those who were &C
qualnicd with him, aud his remarks made 10 a
number Of pcrsCnS yesterday, that lie had TAX.
en- anlanum, passed unnOlccd.
After being out Of the house for several hours
in the m0lnlGg, he returned shortly after one
o 'clCck, and going up to his room on The sec
ond floor, picked Up razor with which he sue.
c,cded in making m incision o. bis throat He
then threw up the window sash and held his
head out Of the window in the presence OF
crowd OF people who gaz2d horror stricken a:
the sight 0! the blood dripping from Tic ugly
wound, Several members oil The family ran up
Stairs, as soon as it was ascertaiacd what the
young man had done, and cords were placed
around his limbs TO prevent him from doing
u hA"~'i 'uC 'ti''''i htJu'l' ~ S'hd''i'h VI
the young man had improved this morning. y
vial Ct lauanum WIS found in the pocket Of
his Goa! yesterday, tut it is thought that he
had not taken any Of tic conlcnls II uhinorc
Ncrs.
HAYES CARENET-Ihc Washington Re.
publican gives the I1liHinr as tho cabinet Of
Mr. Hayes.
Secretary 9! Statc-Evarts, of New York.
Secretary ct III, Trea<nry-Shcrman, o!
Ohio.
Secretary Of the Navy--IlaIe nC Maine.
Secretary OF War-Logan, Of Illinois.
Secretary Of the INTERPRETATIONS. OF hl:s7
>ippi.
P1stmaster.G acknowledgment. Of Indiana.
Attorney, Gencrai-NlcCrary, Of Ohm.
Tor the other prominent appointments there
are many Candidates. Stouyhon and Morgan.
Of New I ork, Rice, Ct MASSACHUSETTS, and Gov
Noycs, Of Ohio, are mGasioned in connection
with the English Nissan. Col. Bob lnscrsolI
it is said, may be Minister to France II he
chooses. Many people think that Gov. Hayes
will make few changes 10 the Diplomatic Corps, |
aud all agree that whatever changes are made !
will be gradual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
ChcSnneake and Ohio Canal.

The Board Of Directors Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company are awake TO the bad
results which threaten that thoroughlare. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has obtained con.
trol of the Consolidation Railroad. Whether
il vii! be used to crush the canal or make 1t
feeder 70 their revenues il matter Still in the
future. But the Baltimore road never nrg'ecls
its owu interests ana makes no sacrifices Tor Tic
Interests oi other corporations.
Months ago a proposition Was made 10 the
canal company hy Which a certain artery could
be built in short space ul time, ard no chang
cs in Tic Consolidation would he likely TO elect
seriously the business Of the canal THIS pro
pps!iinn Aaa been considered and action post
poncd from meeting to meeting. 1t was dis,
cuss2i AZ the last mcCllne III Annapolis, and
debated amung the stock hOllcrs 1T the Gov
erncrs mansion. A committee 0! stockholders
was appointed 10 report al meeting =; lar
Dun'a Tomorrow, whenc1 the meeting VIII
likely he adjourned to Cumberland.
We believe the Directors have already agreed
with The coal companies, and await rs approval
by the stockholders, which recent events will,
in orr arinina, induce them III give. The OK
ACT; term. ii this arrangement have not been
IuIiv IcvrIo,a,l, Though if consunuratcd We be.
linvr i will be beneficial! TO bnattnrn 20 lar as
rrrnlar running il concerned, though the pricc
na;I for carving will be- low. We haye heard
!; intiualcl, also, iIa: the companies will not
l., rrnuirrj 20 p.y wharfage. We 10 mi give
,hrsr d. r,c:.:. hut ~ c0rcu ,ion. ,lrawn from
rnmors which reach the ears Of newspaper mcn
when not a:c ,s:;iii. 10 tn, General public.
The canal corlpanv must lcnd its inilucDc,
ard ,uppor! 10 :i.r nca railroad il they desire
an annual income lcs !ha bonds they hold The
shining companies, to secure a certain "vcnuH
TO market at racs which will be permanent
and cheap. are ready TO enter into contracts 10
send all their coal inr 4 number Of years over
the new road; and with ALI these iavors shown
the new road, we do uot lhiu, the books will
be orcn two weeks before all the monr'y needed
will be supplied, AMI before midsummer il will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

Tho democratic members of the P"Dn'yi"2'
Legisl atllre in caucus this morning Gdop'2"
resolution requesting Representative ~ con-
grcs5 to uso MI legal means to prcy"HLiH''"'
augurati0n Of Hayes as President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

;iUICInE-J. Z. Iiaesar, cI cashier o. t",
Carlisle, PA, Deposit Bank. committed s"lri5.
yesterday by hanging himself to ra;:cr IN u.
garrett ii his rcsiLcnc" About foiir uu".iH
nGo, while hG Was cashier, an examination
the books of tic bank showed hru 20 be brhiU'
in his accounts to the amount al eleven th"i:nI'
dollars, ho having drawn tu"t sUn ir"h +"
bank 10 engage, it is S'rtnI, III aLH':; specials
tons lie WAS unfortunate, aHi lost it All. A"".,
twelve O ClOc!: yesterday tho :;hcr.ii -! tun!hr.
land county arrcs! d him Tor Gmbc2Iiain";'
and liked his bai 81 $4,000, to procure wtifu
ho gave him few hours tim" ~ "n" - c'"t..
his accustomed scat Ut thr d;nnrr !Hhi" V"
empty. A snnrci WAS made tDr hiGt, &"I bee
tween throo and four o'clock Iii o!tr: son d.
covered him hanging to II rai.Gr ~ = '."!..
line, out Of which he had formed = "o'-r J..
WAS cold and STILL nnd hHd evidently c'm"ti''!
the decd soon alter the Gho!iN h@i tN;rn N."
into custody. iiG suspended himself 10 '.'
Same raftcr used by w. IL. i,claih, cashier J
tho same bank, ah0Ht fourteen year "%', u
hang himself. Bnctnm was " dc!n''ti"r !" a."
amount Of about $50 DGI winch h. n&.'! draw.
from tho bank and lost in stock s!'rcniNi!".
and WAS cut down by tho man who con"'lt"l
suicide yesterday, who Wae tE"H nn "!nri"}'h"'
tho bank. HnssIor was long rr-rcciH''H 'l;%''
Of Carlisle, and shortly before he 1'"l al "i'.'
in tho German Reformed Church, Ills ~" va
about 50 years, and an Interesting family ,''.
ri;-n him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27
By rclcgrHph.Y

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Stoch5 SyCa@y n"t i.:','
Money 3. Gold lDd! Government: !" .'."'"
stronger. Flour duiI AMI declining "H'.
quiet and hosyy Corn dali and Uaon"itE.'l ....
BALTIMORE, Fcby. 21.--Vm2n!n - "gir. .-
CT; Vrginius, consolidated, o.; d. - ."''r, r., 3D..
Cotton dull and wesk; niiddioE i2''I-. ..'r
quiet s.oady and unchanged. wheat d'I. .,...
cAsior; No. > Western wlnt". r.; i"! -.
Chicago spring ~; JaryinII T"d N''",I 49,
Southern quiet and c.:sier Western ''l,,y .' a.
liyo and lover; Southern white jIa'i: 90 70 81.
low llui3 Western miycd spot 2i!H',;; "s ~.,.
5i3a54i; April ST.; May JG!! steamer -. ,, "'.
quiet nnd stesdy; Southern primo io!I' y. ,, =,
crn white 3oa40. Rye qu!nt ANA stcaiy ~ TX.
Glove? Seed in fair demand; Go"I L. '.''',
SIG. Hay dull AnI unchanged. t'd, e. ....-
nally unchanged. Sugar quiet II. -. = ''-
dull small sales a. | l0!HSl II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

EXTRA SEssION.-Fhc Washington cores.
ocratic members who are anxious for the com.
nlrtion or thc electoral count and tho nassanc
Of the apnroutiation bills in order to obyiatc
any necessity for an extra session Of Congress
have discovered that there is possibility, in
case of an extra session, OF the organization Of
The House being wrcstcd from them, Gov
Hayes c4n cali N extra session Of Congress at
any time "a one days notice, if it suits hun.
Jhc republican members eau previously be pri
vatcly advised Of tho date Of the meeting, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

THE ITlNERANcY. The New York Metho
dist ministers, at their meeting, yesterday,
continued the discussion Of the topic started
last week, entitled HAS tho itincraucy been q
success 10 large cIics?''
The Rev. j. H. Glider read paper on the
subject, in which lie couteuded that to leave
the term OF il pastor iuIcfiuitc would be fruit
iuI Of evil. Churches would emulate and vie
with one another to get possession Of the best
and most brilliant preachers, uuboly rivalry
would spring up between holy men and pious
strategy would flourish. Pastors would seek
for good and lucrative positions. The system
would teua to establish an arlstocracy Of both
churches aud ministers ADy modification Of
the present system, he held would be 4 virtual
abandonment OF the ilnerancy. A limitation
rather than 40 extension OF the pastoral assign
mentS was desired by the church members, in
bis opioicp. Rar. Dr.. Dickinson spoke on the
subject, aud was oppnsed to the frequent aud
constant changing VI pastors from one charge
to another The new Or raw recruits brought
into the church are not made full use of owing
10 the system. Several others Of the brethren
participated in the dcbatc.-N. T. NcUs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

d n, VIELWS BII.I,S - INTIIN :
,,.,,;,., 49,, 49,, p-;,,,l,.,. !, ,,,..s. ,;....:
H"''''''''''o VIZ '"D ~ '''' ,.,.. ''''.'
OF tho House nave Sgr2"a u f"i@?" hI!l l. iT0-
viIc for ter,nornrly iilinr Nrv ygagr,.;, .c.,-..
A.. "A. 80 ,c,.o-:,. ;, ~ ~.
-. - Wv ~
pasn@ Il" toil'L't"I"H" "c''"r"si'A q. th2 ....'
ton before tho camm"Grcnir ni ta rr-fl."
farm. Tho Ili in Il, main feature. ..r,...it..
I'M r. n.;crnta mr., in ef...,r ptthor,,
n,rnt nr Tho rcy iar,, thn ;r,-ii;c, ria,.,...
Tho Sanatn # tht, linz. nan ,,ri - 'r4.i.,.a.
tho limited St.ics urtii = pI..i.t,.l s'sII n.,..
h,.n cInrtnd anil ulo,iIioJ - s,,,r. lyrn, r,,,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-27

TRUE To HIS WoGD -~Augi3L ChristnianD, ,
young German O! Inc Appearance wcil Mttigc1
apparently about twenty y9Gc3 OF a,r, Va. .
passenger OIL the steamer Sus2is from naaburn
which arrived in port aboa. 10 o'cloc. SUNDAY
morning. JeurnoyiHg on tho same ve:ac!
though unattended, WAS yivaciol:s You're
country woman from WiSobadcn a btunc,..
with sparkling black eyes, petite Egur5 and .
wealth Of raven trcsses, which flowed bccor!i..-
" over her shoulders. Her namo vas Firms
Moyer, and August WAS soon fascinatol By tho
charms oftho brunette, who smiled swcc ~ On
her Admiror and willingly accepted tho otirr,
his protection. The intimacy grew go rauiJl-
that, no sooner had the Sloane. lci. It,vr1
which is tho first port si:o touched on her .o;.
age. than Emma ana her cavalier were know.
by their follow voyagcrs rs Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
mann. Arrived ut iluDoEen, apartments W..
securcu Tor tho couple ri trio pari; Hotel, while.
Eulme's effects We're 81 oDce ac:patchai, thong.
August forwarded his 10 10 $ Second ay. !,
this city.
lilo accompanied E:nl,nN u ho hotel, G.t, ,ec,
p short stay parted from her. Though ah:eH.
but short time, Emma became alarmed and j.
her anxiety sought the ;ii OF the pole, OGi,.-
Robinson, Of the Seventeenth prc,inci. ;r.,aI
tho absentee ID his lodgings and there luoi hin.
into custody. Yesterday morning, IT, vs.. H.
troduced to Judge Murray, Vt the tssry MARI.
Police Court, aud the facts dctaitn! - rc :goi
| strAte Emma Was present nnh iMirrilv wn.gl-
| ed tho proceedings. Angus, was r"rrcs ,a!al /.
| counsel.
Judge Murray" yon hsyn Er.hi a..
lady's statement. Sh" says on hoard o. the y...-
sol you agreed TO marry her. DO you inl,at L.
stand by your agr"cmnn! or moi ~; y5u SIS
| man."
hugust-"I will stand by ny H@rcamn3a.
Instantly tho vivacous little lady .usnr| H..
\ nd hrr al
though August did rot seem [, si!aro N her is.
full transports, nor did he Embrace her wiih tie
rapture Of 3 bridegroom Ju! &c hurry, huwry.~.
| complimcnted him OH the charms o. his spnu.,
and tho manliness he cvirccI in abiding b. b..
agreement He then proposed the i3!m" list.
| soemniGstion Of the marriage sad All n.r,,.-
proceeded to the Judges prl"a,o rooia. IL,
Henry Murry, =. j., olliciatcdi in rrorn' leg.
form, while Victor Hci;nbu-ger and j +. M4i3.a.
ca, clerl; oflho court. officially witnessed Il, con
| tract The principals were directed &c .oal viii
their lips their SOLEMN engagement and Mr.aaa
| Mrs ChristmaAn, in fact left tho cour. H. rr'r-
barte tho wedding festivities clscwhcr2,~-E /
| NearM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
A PASTORS RECEPTION.

II the reception tina, gwen to the Rev. William
Lloyd us pastor In ana OF Madison Avenue Reformed
Church indication OF tho encouragement that he
Is 10 have IN his pnstorato no will have no 10
complain nor TO regret that no left the Methodist
Church and became, as he himself expressed II, "a
full bloodcd Duichman," or Dutch minister. Not.
witnstand!ng the rnin more than average con-
grcgntioL turned out to bid him welcome, and was
hearty and earnest in It's demonstrations Of APP
prevail the compliment tary references witticisms
OF the speakers. On tho platform were Drs vermil.
yea, Vaudeville aud ormiston, OF tho Reformed
Church. unrcformcd and Rciormcd Dr. G. x Robin.
son, Of tho Presbyterian Church, and Dr. J.
NJ. Reid, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
So that tho reception, nniscraily consd-
cred, was union one. And the congrcpa-
tion too was largely constituted Of church people
Of different denominations. tho Reformed predominant.
ing however DR.. vcrmlyca, as the senior pastor Of
The Collegiate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church.
presided, and explained the object OF the mecunl.
Lloyd has become the pastor. Tho present engage
ment Is FOR one year, and u alter twelve months the
relation shall be found mutually agreeable 10 will be-
como permanent Mr. Lloyd received into tho
New YORK Cinssis OF the Reformed Church
last Tuesday, aud already his passionate has
begun 10 DO .ct in that part o! the
city. Last Sabbath evening the church edihcc was
luli iabout two thousand pcoplo; whereas when the
Rev. Joseph Cook of Boston, preached there iew sum
days ago, Dr. Tying remarked there were only $50
persons out to hear him. and among them four minis
,crs DR. Hcpworth sent a letter OF regret at non
Attendance, expressing tho hope that the new pastor
ate might be one of unaLioydl pleasure and usefulness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
WAYLAID BUT NOT ROBBED.

A PLUcKY RESISTANCE DANGER or INTERESTED
PARTIES COMING TO COURT.
Anthony Marley, No. 4l9 West Thirty-sxth street,
while passing tho OF Twenty seventh street and
Seventh avenue, Wednesday evening last, encoun.
tered four young men, whom he knew by sight, stand
Ing and talking together AS no approached heard
one OF them, Damed William II. Taylor, say to his
companious:-
Hero business man; he has always got
plenty OF money about him."
In moment afterward OF tho struck HIM
under the chm and another trppcd him up throwing
him to the ground. Taylor kicked him about Inc
head another OF the gang stamped on hts body while
The other two attempted TO rifle pocket which
tanned about $40, aud to forcc ring of his finger.
Marley, though small man end lying on tho ground,
struggled desperately with his assaiants and cried
out Justify Tor help He not only preserved his prop
crty. but grabbed Taylor by both legs and though no
was dragged along the sidewalk over y feet, held
TO him TIL the arrival OF officer who took
him custody. Taylor was taken before Judge
Oitcrbourg yesterday morning OH charge OF simpla
assault ana battery but when tho Justice heard Mr..
Marey's story he ordered the Clerk 20 tako CON-
plant Of attempt at robbery nguinst the prisoner
Gould you identify the other three menu asked
the Judge.
''Oi course, l could' answered the complainant;
"and there's one OF them sitting there nown pointing
to young man on one Of tho front benches. This
young Immediately brought before His
Honor, was fully Identified by Mr. Marley and. not.
understanding his protcstatons OF entire Innocence OF
the altar, was fully committed along with William IL.
Taylor in ~. 500 bail 10 answer.
Ono Of the court officers afterward went with Mr..
Marley 10 ind The othor TWO assaiunts. on the corr
were standing there saw Marley and the officer coming
toward them, started a down Fifteenth
street and escaped. The complainant almost pos
tive that these Two were Of The gang who attacked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
A SCHOOLGIRLS INFATUATIoN.

BROOKLYN BOY CROSSED IN LOVE TAKES
DoRAx FOR ARSENIC.
A remarkable OF suicidal tendency was brought
10 light in Brooklyn yesterday In the OF youth
sixteen years OF age. named Winfield Davidson. Tho
boy pupil In attendance Public School No 10,
Dcgraw street. and resides at No. Ito Rapc!yca street.
For some time past he has been paying marked attcn-
ton 10 one OF the female scholars, but laicry she
jcctcd hts addresses and declined hold any commu-
nication with him. Winfield, who Is u member OF
tho Fourth Grammar Division, then neglected
HIS studes and told his classmates that he would
nit suicide. On Wednesday afternoon, at recess, he
took small paper, containing a white powder from
his pocket and swallowing a portion oil It's contents,
threw Tho paper away. He became very sick ieW
minutes after, and had to DO removed his home,
where medical attendance was obtained for him. Yes.
tcrday morning he hal so far recovered DO able
to attend school, but when spoken 10 OF his rash
he sad he would end his existence, matter what OBJ
staccs were placed IN his way. soon AFTER making
the latter threat he again took a powder from hs
pocket, and was only prevented from swallowing by
boy, who eelzed hold oil II and gave to the principal
oil the school, Mr.. Patterson. subsequent investiga-
proved that the powder arsenic but borax
Tho infatuated youth had purchased 1t from druggist
under tho Impression that was arsenic but the
U medicines, tearing that Davidson was not proper
person TO inrus with deadly polson gave him borax