Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-11
The Fairfax Delegate.
FAIRFAX G. H., Aug.

rAAAFA& y. L., aug. ., !'''.r
10 the eait0r Of tile Azerandria Ga:ettr:
1t is somewhat strange that your facile cyr;,..
pondent, up. @ ;" ofyesterdsy, (lhe S.h) 80 "'i
have just now taken up his active pen to Ole
criticism upon the candidates ANNOUNCED fyG o.:
House Of Delegates in this county. as AZ tI'u
Of news it is remarkable in this l0l5. go" a.
American independence, when, too. .hc mos:
then, hsd been publicly announced month; pa:
do so now only shows that 2. Q hA3 pilfa;.
plque to the last one OUT 10 say nothing 81
want of good taste on his part lrom whose g.
ne makes quotation, without. however, h!v,a&
sense enough TO comprehend iIs force and h:,,'-
ing. The statute bars AL those who has: .
paid their capitation Tx from yo-!ag ~ Go!....
elections 1t was this class Of Voters. i. na' f..
obvious 10 all mon Of any sense, th":w.s "t'Hi"'
to- and others picked up for tho ocrasI1A t"t'
should be excluded ~ the primary aier.'". 3.
being strictly party affair; in short. ~ a.
qualified to vote at the regular elo2tI) n-~.,s. :
secure. if possible. n fair expression 81 c"a,'''
tive sentiment. L do not caro- t. - bI''
Adam to know how man vo.el, So IOl@ IL T.
is now known TO be = conservative. #ai - i'.'
in accord with thu party. 1t is we'll known nt'+
that =. Q could not touch bottom If the Ia"
were drawn tight, on account Of his cogr:i -.
the MILAN vs.: sherman contest for she ~, Nj!
in the last spring election in tho Case OF u maI'
bar Of his (P. Qs) family who WAS n1mnt,''
by the opposite party for small county oil p;
though he passed. as sort Of conservative. !
would earnestly recommend to =. = tn 49,
servance Of The maxim, "Thoio Who 1.-Two ~ GA:
Gus that Judge Ii. w. Thomas may be lnIu'ai
TO come out before the ''primary." Ncao woat
rejoice at such an event more than the "Fi.c' 80
this. but happen to know that j ldEs Tina;
is not likely to degrade his high position -
coming before ''priuary elocLion." Inn: j:
Al 1pf 0f tIcu IF tl, u \
respectabiIity OF Lieutenant Goynrno: Vi Ia
State Of Virginia ORE OF TIE !'"H".
The WnlsKEY Punch. A supply 81 tor
Moffett liquor registers was received b. Aus
tor Taylor yesterday evening and 'nrea or
to Mr.. r. B. Mumlord, comrnlasiorri Of IL
revenue. One was placed Immediately ~ tire
saloon Of MIR. G. G. Wolle On Broad .t'""'
next TO the City Hail. This lnoruog they ""i'
placed in the bar.roouis OF &. s,aucr, ret I,
the Theatre; L1ui, Eukcr'a, Scvcn'i: an!
Broad streets; Jack Murphy's, E!shlh ""'
Broad streets and Zimmerman na ""E 81"
street.
About this time copy or the lrJI'c'i''
granted by Judge Hughes was a:r"ri a."
Auditor Taylor, who at once instructed w.
Mumtord not to Issue any more 'pnnth.
and the Salon keepers were no'II2! 10. ~
work them. The whole question no~ a"-"'
the decision Of Judge Hughes aud The r''7-
quent proceedings thereon should th2 Hja1'
ton be sustained. -Richmond state.
EDUCATION USEFUL TIEG --Df t"@h'.
three young m en who only LAT month St'i'.'
across the threshold Of life from RI e.o.2'M ''
lege, and went forth upon tho trackjeas &C ~" q"
life, to battle with relentless fate and win Fc'.
or glorious death in the arena clc'e;' =
clerking in auction stores At 81 u month '''
running fsh.boat two are learning me N"";
painting business one starved to dcste Gc:1:-
had been out Of college week, one Is arm
team on q street contract. two are tramp
the others are living with their wl!o"oI m.'~
who are their only support. Fact u. man:
when old life grapples i!s hooks mo I II",.
collar, it shakes all the arena and ocean a.A ~
tie business out Ct him quick thatIh 81 ah,l
if he is alive, he knows moro in niHU'' Ig,!
the price Of pork and flour than ne can l:''J.
about Greek root in six months '''
HaaOkeys.
SECRET ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS - Ic'''
Itsppears that the Russian government nav
covered the existence ofa number otsecre.o''",
tary schools in Poland, supported q. the
OF the communea, III Wllcn Lne o'" .na, wc,t
and history from Polish point OF w. EI!'s been
exclusively taught. All these schools n" ttoarl:
cloEed, and the communes and teachers :-,,'.,at
fined. At the same time We hear thsI !n.t M, -
Polish estates have been put up 10 suHer..bcI,l
account of arrears Of taxes. Only "1IiTnsei
Russians snd evangelical Germans wG wei a. s iy.m
to bid fer them Poland is thus SUI -, ~ nrs
being Fanslavonicised. Tnis is pFopspI' rSy,,l
the reasons why M n. Aksakolf ana ',; ijat,
are about TO publish Il new Psss!aVoNTI 5oi.
nal, to be entitled tho Russian GHz>lle'
Examiner.