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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
4 sSEsssN SALES

fEKUSEEE'S SALE OF VALUAn1.v
= LAND IN FAIkFAN COUNfY,''V"s'' :.
by virtue Of . deed OF! trust given 70 rcr ~
A. SIN !h and Sarah g., ni5 wife, d4,nI y, ~
10Th of July, ISL, and recorded in libe- ( I'''
4, folio lS3, OF tho land r2c,ris oG Fsirf:,y cc.
ty, Va and at the requess OF tic haac.ici,r,. =,
said deed Of trust in writing, | WI SCI ~ ,',r
Court House Of said county, Oh MOND:T -: -.
18th day of June, AID. 1877, (that bang Ga...
day. CERTAIN TRACT OF AAMD VIM g;".
and being situate in the county and Stat, ,..',.
ssid, containing IL acres | ropd n.t - r...
being t. portion Of the land conveyed Ia li;' 49,.
Zera A. Smith by II. 5. Nelson, lying uc.: g..
sons mill.
Terms Of Sale: So !auch cash in ..a, .. ,...
pay the costs and expenses Of sale IN! .na .i,.
Of three hundred dollars, with - DC. CO.. ,:....
est from tire 18th 0: Jt:.,t.r:, ISL AMI the =, p.
due, 1t any, upon s';:n terms - n!Sy BE- ay-y.r
upon by the psrty in interest. ST.! in Gr".!. o.
such agreement, then upon 3 credit o. .X.,y.
months, with interest iron: tho day Of s.lr. Sal.
ing as trustee, shall convey such tile +, j.
vested in mo by the said te,l trust
+. D. RlCHAHDSON, T-u.to,.
Fairfax county, my ~ w
TRUSTEES SALE GF REAL ESTAY.-
l. BY virtue of that cer.aia deed ,r;rr... from.
Matthew ID. woodward Hnd vii" t. the l.a,.r..
signed, haaring date March IT, 49,: .;.l -. r.. r.
ord on the land records Of fair!aN county. ll.
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party secured, ] will, on MONDAY, ;ne 10
day of June, 1871, (Circul. C"urD s"!! :, a..
highest bidder, by public #nc!i"n. b".,.. H.,
door Of the Court House o! sal countY. a u'.u
o'clock y. m, thai ccr..in T!.ANU or LAND
whrrcon the grantor reside @nl conveyed ay
Said deed Of tru~t. containing: ~ .creS, r.,1
and - poles. This land IL ,.hr.L thrHn ln!.r
southwest Of Fairfax Station, and las he ...l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
Attack on IL Railroad Train.

ST. LOUIS, June 4--As an express train on
the ST. Louis and San Francisco Railway, late
the Atlantic and Pacific Railway, reached a
point one and a-half miles west Of Woodcnd
Station. 155 miles from St. Louis, at 900
o'clock last night, the engineer saw some OBJ.
structioH on the track, and instantly applied the
air brakes, but too late, for on reaching the
spot where the obstruction was, the engine and
baggage car left the track and plunged down 40
embankment Of forty feet. Samuel Richardson,
the fireman, and DR.. Il. l.. Atkinson. who was
on the engine, were instantly killed Frank
Cation, the engineer, was so badly wounded that
he died in two hours. Conductor Wilson started
for another engine. and on the way heard q
pistol shot. and ball passed through his hat.
Several other shots were fired, and passengers
say that they saw FIVE men standing near, who
were revealed by flashes from their pistols, but
no ono was hit. Two balls passed through the
baggage car. On examining the track it was
found the fish bars connecting tho rails on both
sides Of the track had been unontel, and the
ends at the rails moved so that the train would
run down tho cmbankment. The shots fired
and the men seen leave no doubt that this was
o diabolical scheme to run the whole train down
the bank, rob the express and plumber the pas.
se6gers. That it was not carried out may be
explained by the fact that the night was intense,
ly dark that it rained heavily, and that the
train was only running at speed of about ten
miles an hour. No clue to the perpetrators Of
The fendish act has beer found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
FOREIGN News.

The remains of the late John LatErop Mot
ley were inferred to-day in grave beside that
of his wife who was buried ia kensa Green
Cemetery, Eogland, in 1915. Dean Stanley
read the burial service. The attendance at the
obseouies included Mr.. aud Mrs. Alrornon
Sheridan and Sir VIM. Vernon llarcourt and
Lady Vernon l1arcourt. These two ladies arc
daughters of the deceased. Mr.. and Mrs. h.
B. Sheridan, the Duke Of Argyle, Mr. Joh0
Bright MIR. and Mrs. Russell Siurgcs, Lord
Houghton, Mr.. Tom Hughes, the Belgian
Minister the Netherland Minister, Mir. llopp!u.
secretary to the American legation and United
States Consul General Badcau were 9! 80 present..
A conspicuous note in the Nopiteur an
nourccs that on the 10th the Government Hill
meet an Interpolation on President MacAla-
hon' . message, and after vote viii call Oh the
House to discuss the budget. II the llou:e re-
fuses the Government will apply 10 The :5cn"ic
for permission TO dissolve the Chamber
After the reception Of the Italian pilgrims
yesterday the Pope who was somewhat indIS-
posed retired and would sec no one else. At
the ceremony, at the San Pietro. IN Fl2co!,
there we're present 100 bishops and representa-
tives of France, Portugal, Belgium, Bavaria
and Brazil.
Russia refuses all applications Of British Off
GERS to accompany the army as spectators. Inc
British military attache at ST. Petersburg has,
after confidential Inquiry, recommended DIS
couutrymen not to repeat Or press such ap-
picatons.
The Pope yesterday at the celebration Of the
6ftieth anniversary Of his elevation to the Epis.
copate received about live thousand pilgrims,
mostly Italians.
The King of Abyssiuia accepted the coudl-
tons proposed by Gordon Pasha, aod peace has
been concluded between Egypt and Abyssnla.
A conspiracy has been discovered 10 Belgrade
against Prince Milan, and in favor OF the Prince
Of Montenegro.
A violent article in the lie Pays, Of Paris,
openly recon- dleudng coup d'ctat under Ger.
tain circumstances, causes much comment.
Sophia Frederick Matilda, Queen Of fol-
land, died yesterday, aged fifty nine years.
A London dispatch reports that Great Britain
is moblizng her troops.
Anthony Gardner has been elected President
Of Liberia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
News of the Day.

The Jury in the Ellcnton, S. e., political COP
sniracv cases before the u. S. Court at Charles
TON agreed Oh verdict OF acqulttal as TO one
only of the eleven persons charged with tue
conspiracy. The ten remaining rrlsopcrs were
released Oh bail for the next term: lhe Jury
stood six to six as to their cases. Ihc SIX col
ored Jurors, however, were WlllDg 10 give d
verdict Of acquittal to all except Two Ii IS
thought the cases will never be tried agala.
At Manchester, N. H., last Saturday night,
a party of roughs assaulted Officer Train on his
beat, ovorpovered and brutally beat him.
Finally he drew a revolver, fired several shots
at his assai!ants aud mortalIy wounded VIM.
RYAN, of Boston, who had just served sen
tence at Manchester. Other officers coming 10
the rescue were stoned By mob, anu large
crowd assembled about the station house, but
nothing further than threatening vas done.
In Troy, N. Y, last Saturday evening, John
Kuoepple and his SOD, Charles W., union
moulders, we're shot while returning to the
foundry from where they boarded up toWo.
John was wounded in the spine seriously,
Charles in the leg slightly. John Flynn and
Charles Dorsey were arrested on Suspicion OF
having done the shooting.
The Pope's jubilee was celebrated through
ont the world, yesterday, and nowhere was 1t
more generally observed than in America, ~
some OF the cities. of which, especially st. Louis
and Montreal the ceremonies we're OIL IN lii'-
prcssiye and imposing character.
Judge Bird, Of the Shenandoah GREAT, has
decided that the Nloffett liquor law repeats the
clauses 10 the town charters which provide that
courts shall not grant licenses 90 sell liquors
until the consent Of the council ai the town DC
first obtained.
The winners at the jerome Park races al
New York, Saturday, we're Janet Morton
Chiouita, Bombast, Abilene aud Ambush. Al
the Cincinnati races, Saturday, the winner:
we're Charley Gorham, McWhirter ant
Emma &.
Gen. Tyler, recently appointed postmaster a
Baltimore, has appointed L. W. Cassard treas
urcr. J. B. Askew, assistant postmaster, anC
J. d. Taylor, superintendent OF the office, have
been discharged.
A ten stamp mill located at Central City, al
| ter nine days run, cleaned up $50 ounces
gold, which is now on exhibition at Deaawood
ID, II. $50 tons Of ore were crushed. Tht
value Of the retort is 800.
| The robbcr who killed Mrs. Roeder at Blue
Bell, Montgomery county, Md, last Friday
night, noticed in Saturdays Gazette, was
mulatto, and the pursucrs were on his tracF
yesterday.
Edward Harrington, liquor dealer, va
| struck on the head Saturday night by car
| rung in the hands OF Edward Otto, IN Ncv
York, and died last night. Otto was arrested
Mrs. Elizabeth EIlet, au!horcss died in Nce
York yesterday. She was the widow Of Prof
IIet, formerly Of Columbia College,. Charles
ton. S. &.
Since Francis Murphy, the temperance re
| vivalist, began his labors in Philadelphia oVc
| fifty thousand people 10 that city have slgure
the pledge.
Appearances Indicate small cotton crop it
South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

We havo received tho April number Of tho
Westminster Review, reprinted by the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company. Of Now York,
In connection with "Blsckwood'' and the other
three leading English Reviews. It's contents,
which we give below, embrace variety of sub
jects each treated by master of tho speciality to
which it relates; Popular Fallscies concerning
the Functions of Government; Courtship and
Marriage in France; Charles Kingsley; Slavery
in Africa; Lord Macaulay as an Historian ;
The Factory anu Workshop Acts; Russia; Con.
temporary Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

The graves of the Confederate dead at Ar
lington will be decorated next Thursday. The
services will commence promptly at MOOD. The
ceremonies will be conducted by the Southern
Memorial Association Of Washington, who in-
vte all in this city who feel disposed 10 take
part in them to be present on tho occasion and
assist 10 strewug with sweet flowers the resting
place Of those who fell while fighting under
that flag which, though it now represents moth
ing material will as long as history lasts be
looked upon as the emblem Of gallant but
futile struggle for the fouudation--though now
ignored prirciplc Of American frcdom--Statcs
rights
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

The send of 10 the way of third term, alter
an interregnum, given Gen. Graut by some OF
the speakers at the banquet before he sailed
for Europe. and the brilliant reccrton he has
met with 10 EngIand, have been supp lemented
by Mr.. Samuel Bard's prediction that he will
be presidential candidate in 1880. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that ho would have been the
most popular candidate the radicals could have
selected in 1876. and tho probability is that his
popularity with that party will not decrease
during the next three years, but from the mis-
fortunes OF his election all the real friends Of
the country will pray to be delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
Tribute 10 the Memory of Sol. sc. =.
AShbY.
lSI' a. +. ELEDSOE

This community has boon StNrlloI as by -
eudden clap OF thunder from n clcnr sky ut tha
news of the death of Col Robert $. Ashhy lia
was lying on y scla and playing with his liltIh
grand daughter, apparently IN good health. Il
short silence rnsuca the attantInn 0 his dgu4h-
tor is arrested shO turns 10 look IT nor i;thcr
and finds him stono dead Her feelings may he
imagined they cannot be described. How ;ruc
nro the words Of the Prayer Book: "ln life We
aro in tho midst of death"
Col. Ashby WAS we'll known in tic city OF
Ale1andris, and WAS universally beloved by his
acquaintance, AS we'll rs by tho writer ul this
notice. We do most truly, most tcndcriy, and
most profoundly sympathizo with his I"rpty
afflicted and sorcy boroaved family, BY whom
he was all but idolizcd. As for himself, W.
mourn, and yet rejoice. We mourn thNt he IS
absent from us in tho body; we rejoice thu. he
is present with the Lord in tho spirit In hIa
case tho beautiful words of the poet have bonn
realized: 1.-THE day Of n mans death Is tho birth
day of ctorntv." We 500 the dark side OF this
sad event, anu call it ''death;' the angels OF
God see lis bright side, aud call 1t ''!i".' when
"a man child is born into tho world, even inlG
this world Of sin, and shame, and sorrow, and
death, 1--WE rejoice" But when he is born into
eternity into world of life, and light, and Joy,
and siness peace, then all tho angels Of God 70.
ioice and sing the groat Ecdcemcr's prni5n. I'll"
passage from his lnother's womb mt" thn lGhl
of this lower world is, indeed, but Il feeble type
Of his transit from the darkness 81 time mt tho
inconceivably glorious light of eternity. Bios.
cd, thrice blessed, is the man who dies rs Col.
Ashby died, the dnath Of the righteous and
is crowned by tho King of Glory himself, victor
over sin, and death, and the grave, with acr"wn
OF eternal and untading glory 'HIcsscd arn
tho dead who die in tho Lord" AS We rov"l"c
this sad event in mind we seam - hear u voice
from "lhc excellent glory" sounding forth tho
words of our blessed Lord "Bo thou faithful
unto death, and l will givcthec Il crown of lie.
Thistles require radical treatment TO remove
them, and so do BoiIs and PimpIcs Dr. Bulls
Blood Mixture is radical blood aearcher. cur
lug all skin eruptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of thee.
y poraLion Court of the city OF AlryArtg.
on tho lst day OF June 49,.
Cornelius ,Jncohs and Ch.rlyllr .iY.,b: D..
uif,. Arthur II. Yr.t,r.n .,,J $.r.r Ill.,.
hath Yoatmnn III, VITA. Eudcrin Eir,.-.,
and EIw,rI / Dnr,n,. ,,,t trn -.
SOW Ills wifi,, noal1s, ,n,,i: Nuii,.~ -.
E!idocis G.. Mulcr, Ais wife: LolH .
Mvrrs and Msry AM Mycy, ii, wife. u
liam A MYERS and t,.irr,aro, Nyn-. hi,
wifn. Henry 4 Mva,. 'Annir T. ii L.,
W.r,,,rnt \ I:nryinE.nj t,n,r,... Il 49,.
'ni 1Ti,,,;I,, y pr',,t h;s u.;,, ",i ,,,I, '..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

Vice President, de jurc, Hendricks will 90 to
Europe this month, and the President, dc jure,
MIR. Tiden, will follow him in July. 10 these
two gentlemen Europeans will observe type
Of Americauism with which they we're formerly
familiar but which for the last sixteen years
has seldom had representative abroad-ln an
official position; and though they 60 as private
citizens, the difference that will be noticed be.
tween them and other prominent Americans
lately, or now in Europe, will not be disagree
able.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

In late speech General Toombs expressed
the sentiment Of almost every Southern man
when he said that though he could not endorse
the manner Of President Haycs's accession to
Office he approved Of his course since he had
been in Office 10 carrying out the pledges he
had made prior to the election President
Hayes will find no more hearty cudorscrs Of all
his laudable actions than the people Of the
Smith
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

Gen. Wells. formerly provost marshal Of this
city, whose military service is only remembered
by reason of the suit Of armor he wore under
"the blue" during the war, is now district at
torney at Washington, but his effectiveness in
peace is not greater than it was mid battles
wild alarm, if q correspondent Of the Washing
ton Republican is to be believed, for he says
that it is fact we'll known 10 every one that
the General has not successfully conducted TO
conviction even one important crimiua! case
since he has been in Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

If.c l.fz;er OK :iie President TO Gen.
Garfield,
WASuINGTON, June ..

Sf.C l.rtier OK iIe President 10 Gen.
Garfield.
WAsulNGT0N, June ..
L;{i,r E,nuLi;c"a &c cnera Jamcs a. Gar
field addressed Tie following letter from Colum.
us, Ohio, 81 June /, to the general agent OF
the Associated Press, which was widely pub
siiri through hin:
DEAR SIG:-l iia7c jus! s3en 10 thc Cincin.
pati Uommcrcia Of this morning, copied from
The New York Sun, what purports to be let
ter Of Tie President ID me- 1t is forgery 10
cr@;y iiue anl word. j. ~. GARFIELD.
Ihc letter Of the President TO General Gar
field wGs published BY M 10 tic New York
Sun OF May So WIKI tue following iuirodue-
ton:
The Constitution ;uiss he choice OF q
Speaker 10 the lower chamber. ltsays: THE
House q Representatives shall chO0S. their
Speaker AID other officers" With this choice
10 Executive can c9nstitu'oDally Interfere.
Since The louise Of Commons, in ! 1885, declared
it u breach OF fundamental privilege to report
ANY opinion or pretended oplunG CT the hlng
Oh any bill or proceeding depending IN either
House 81 Parliament with view TO Influence
lhr votes OF the members, the common law Of
parliamentary assemblies has kept Executive
influence t!cbarccd from interference. Just 1
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ton OF thc letter would rroDaD'} DE- productive
81 serious results. AcilhG upon TINS ADVICE
Garfield concluded that the simple .hn"unrc
in:HI that nc Withdrew from the hrnalofIa
contest u, TIE Ntitl'n request ol tEc ItHlIVh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
SilIIrCh EsIlriiCs1s

COLUMBUS, Ohio June 1.-i,hc iioy Gr".5
Catholic Church in this city VIZ r..tislis De-
troyod b.? fire yesterday. II is supposed lnn il"
was co-Hiaunjcstod by thu drapery, OF i:l9 :i:t"
being blown By the wind into the flames "l III"
candles. The Arc destroyed the altar, snt run
ming along TIC psintoI walls & tie organ lot,
burned the s. ca organ, End the ,!ccoFlairns
The loss is about G,C0U; fully insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

Benny lEavens, the famous tavern keeper at
West Point, died last Saturday night, in the
Goth year Of his age. His fame extends as far
as the American soldier has wandered, and
whether it be within the confines of America,
or in the distant land of the kedive, the news
Of his death will revive memories Of the times
spent at "Benny Havens's, oh !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

Mr.. Thomas Bryan, formerly of this city, is
spoken OF as the possible Commissioner. OF the
District OF Columbia, vice Mr.. kctcham. re-
signed. Mr.. Bryan is sensible, we'll educated
and accomplished gentleman, and the President,
without going out of his party, would give q
practical illustration Of civil service reform by
appointing him to the position referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

The press association CT Washington, and
the editors Of the papers in that city and vi.
cinity, will visit Orkney and the White Sui.
phur Springs on the 18th inst, and spend a
week at those watering places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

A stroke of lightning destroyed thirty thou
sand barrels of oil and number of derricks in
the Pennsylvania oil regions yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

den Jubilee, last night, IN alludlng TO Necrctary
Thompson's book on the Papacy, said:
EITHER tho author is loo ignorant of the La
tin language to understand the damage. no WAS
doing 10 his own scheme by supplying the or. gl'
nal text. or knowing better he sought to deceive
the unletterod minds Of the people. and so to IN,
Hict most unjust cslumny upon Innocent Al
and to the Catholic Church, Of which he was
the visible hesd. An author who will be guilty
of such fraud has no standing in court tic
must step down from the witness box. Ho can
not be beloved. He must DC dismissed. am
sorry for a man who has, probably, many good
qualities, but who has been tempted by the ambl-
lion TO become an author and ranked with the
asssilants Of the great Catholic Church. 1t is
dangerous thing to write book, but among the
qualifications for it learning and mental descrp.,
ton, and fairness and honesty and the lovo OF
truth should be conspicuous
The Secretary Of the Navy has afforded
Father Boyle the opportunity desired by the
patriarch Job, when he exclaimed, "Oh, that
mine enemy might write book ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

The commencement exercises Of Roanoke
College will take place CD the 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04
DAILY AND TRfWEEhL1 B1
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
MONDAY EVENING .........JUNE 4, 1877.

Rev. I. Il. Boyle, of St. Peters Church,
Washington, in his lecture on the Popes Gol.
den Jubilee, last night, in abiding to Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-04

Thistles require radical treatment TO remove
them, and so do BoiIs and PimpIcs DR.. Buli'a
Blood Mixture is radical blood aearcher, cur
lug all skin eruptions.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-25
DOMESTIC HINTS.

Soft Gingerbread pint Of
molasses, one-half cup of lard, two eggs
one tablespoonful of ginger, one teaspoon
of soda dissolved in sour miIk-or with
two teaspoons of cream tartar. Mix
thoroughly, and then add half cup OF
boiling water and sufficient -four to stir
easily, and turn into square tins; bake
rather slowly.
Tomato Meat Pie. Cover the bottom
of a pudding dish with bread crumbs,
then make layer of cold roasted mutto4,
chopped fine, then layer of tomatoes
sliced, then another layer of bread
crumbs, another of meat, and another of
tomatoes, then cover wifi bread crumbs
and bake until the crust is done brown
season as you put the different layers in
with salt, pepper, and small pieces of
butter; it will bear high seasoning,
Serve hot.
Bakers Graham Bread.-Make n
sponge as for white bread with white
atflour, say one square of compressed
yeast to two quarts of water; when
light, make up the dough with Graham
Hour and one-half teacupful molasses
let it stand to rise again, then make up
the loaves with the hands, and when
light bake.