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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15
An Editors Mail.

The morning mail of the editor Of a
leading daily is not complete unless it
contains, in addition to its substantial
business, letters from the following we'll
known correspondents:
1. The man who wants to empty his
old scrap book into you.
2. The woman with "piecc' of
poetry.
Q. The respectable dcad-beat lecturer
who will furnish his old notes interlarded
with vigorous puffs of himself, and want
to be paid for it.
4. The man with currency scheme six
columns long.
5. The man with a national finance
system ditto.
9. The man with an old sermon.
Z. The person who approximately asks
the insertion of communication as q
favor, and then writes a worrying letter
daily inquiring to know why it is not in
.. The man, woman or child that would
like Growing commission" for the press,
under the impression that henceforth
they would have to pay no hotel bills or
railway fare.
Q. The lady who wants to be water
ing-place correspondent with similar
views.
10. Ten or twelve men who want to
slip in advertisements of lectures, relig-
ious meetings, land associations, colony
schemes, private Institutes, concerts, ETC.,
under false pretenses.
II. The regular batch of applications
for employment: (a) as matter of char
ity; (b) because the applicant has always
been unsuccessful at every thing else; (e)
from Influential friends who want you to
pension some poor relation they are keep
ing afoat; (d) from the man who thinks
be would be an excellent journalist be-
cause he has never had any training in the
profession; (e) from the school girl who
would like to be Washington correspond
ent.
12. Tue innunerable host who want "a
little notice. "-Philadslphia Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

WEAK EyEs.--A very simple remedy
for weak eyes is recommended, as follows ::
Get u five-cent cake of elder flowers at
the druggists, and steep in one gill of
soft water it must be stepped in bright
tin or earthenware; strain nicely, and
then add three drops laudanum; bottle
it tight and keep in cool place; then
US, it as wash, letting some Of it get
in the eyes. Follow this, and relief is
certain. Ii the eyes are painful or much
sore, make small soft congresses, wet in
the mixture, and bind over the eyes at
night. can warrant the above as harm
less and sure, having tried it in number
of cases where other skill and remedies
had utterly failed. If the eyes are bad
ly inflamed use it very freely; and a tea
made of elder flowers, and drunk, would
help cleanse the blood. Pure rock salt
and water will strengthen your eyes if
you bathe them daily in it. l would
earnestly advise you to avoid mixtures or
washes containing mineral or other pois-
ons. -"Doetor."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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uss-t- prusi.ei fr thu s.-c--i o. $3.50
At erH4ri tkey xere AID WI'h o"asul
sloa, 80 seveIe A. - excite &lzrm.
We improve the "coAsRnn, While the
iGcideat Is fTesh in the public miai. To-
re, uiurce the waning We have before
given. If the great danger which r.Says
attends the p-rtaking of hogs meal
pork, bacon or ham-rare Whether il
is bcilei, roasted, bFoiIcd or fried, il
should be expose 10 high temperature
and very thoroughly cooked. Other wise
any one who eats 1t may find himself
afflicted by the incurable trichinS, and
doomed to death of great agony.
Many persons are fond of ham raw or
but slightly cooked. This may be an
epicurean taste; but is one which, since
the advent of the dreaded trichinS, can
no longer be INDUCED with safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21
SOufh Carolina.

A Columbia. s. c., dispatch says The
Senate commission appointed 10 December to
investigate the conduct of David T. Oorbin
10 his efforts to be elected to the u. 8. Senate
and whether he was guilty of bribery of the
members of the General Assembly, 60. report.
ed yesterday recommending that all the evidence
taken by the commission be turned over to the
Attorney General With instructions to institute
such civil or criminal proceedings or both
against said D. I. Corbin as in his judgment
the case requires. The report was adopted. A
bill to amend the criminal laws Of the State 50
Is to provide capital punishment for the crimes
Of burglary, arson and rape has passed both
Houses of the General, Assembly and DOW only
awaits the Governors approval to become
law. =, The bill is somewhat relieved of its ex
treme character by proviso that the punish
ment shall be COMMITTED to life imprisonment
10 the peniteutisry whenever majority of the
jury shall so recommend in special verdict.
Gov. Hampton yesterday issued paro,on for
L. Cass Carpenter and he was at once set at
liberty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

Samuel Chambers and George Collins. both
colorsd,s were, convicted at the last term OF
court Of criminal assault on Kate Smith,
near! MiddletoWn. Del. They. we're sentenced
to death, and now lio 10 New Castle Jail await.
ing the day of execution, which has been set
for March 22d. The negroes were convicted
on the evidence of Kate Smith and q man
named James Smith, whom she swore was her
husband. After the trial the Smiths went to
live 10 Philadelphia. where, in consequence Of
some disagreement between them, james 40
cused Kate OF perjury. and voluntarily con-
fessed that they were not married, and that his
own testimony against the negroes was false.
Tie was arrested aud brought to Wilmington to
betrisd for perjury but the woman has not yet
been found. There is 20 doubt but that the
condemned negroes will be respited pending
The trial of Smith and his alleged wife.
The Indiana democratic convention was held
at Indianapolis yesterday, and State officers
loot including .Governor) were nominated.
Resolutions 10 favor Of greenbacks and silver
legal tender we're passed.
At Haverhil, Mass, yesterday. Charles A.
Hartman, Of that place, performed the extraor-
binary feat Of walking 100 miles 10 Is hours
aud SO minutes. -. 49,, * -.
10 the Senate of Maryland, yesterday, leave
vas given to report . bill expuugiDg the word
white" wherever it occurs 10 the code.
1t is rumored that Miss Cara Louise KeL
logg is engaged to be married to the handsome
tenor, Mr.. Tom Kari.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21
T.. & O. Canal.

MIR. John 2. Poe was before the Finance ard
Ways and Means Committee of the Maryland
House Of Delegates, yesterday, 10 the interest
of The Lrefcrred bondho!ders Of the Chesapeake
end Ohio Canal Company. lie made an arpu.
ment iu favor Of Two bills which had been pre-.
Osborne asked leave for bill TO sel the State 8
interest 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Ooe of Mr. Poe bills authorizes the transfer
of the stock held by The State in the canal com.
pany to the trustees of the preferred bondhod.
ers The other authorizes the canal company
to issue new series OF bonds in exchange for
the bonds issued under the act Of 1874, provil-
ing for the completion or tho canal to Cumber.
land, &c.
The bill for the transfer Ct the State 3 stock
to the preferred bondholders recites that ST..
600, 500 coupon bonds were issued under the
act Of 1874. That the canal company has failed
| to pay the coupons Of later date than July,
| 1864, so that the bonded debt and interest now
du, amount to more than $3,0O0,000. the
bondhoders ask to take the management of the
company and pay ten per cent OF its gross reve
nucs in consideration. The bill provides for
the transfer, on or before May, 1875 of fifty
thousand shares Of" the capital stock owned by
the State to w. w. Corcoran, j. Bayard, II.
Smith, Allen Bowie Davis, George s. Brown
and George Hawkins Williams the present
board Of trustees of tho boDdholders. the said
shares to be held for twenty years. Five pei
cent of the 20 per cent Of revenue paid to the
State shall be applied TO the purchase and re-
tirement Of bonds issued under the act OF 1914
The act shall not bar the sale by the Genera
| A Ill ~ ho holo 81 h.
| stock.
sued under the act 1914 sets forth the willing
ness Of the preferred bondholders to accept il
lieu OF their bonds new coupon bonds at thu
rate Of 81 per cent. Of the face value of the out
standing bonds and coupons now accrued there
on, SO that by the substitute the bondhoder
will release for the benefit Of the State 20 pc
cent. Of their present claim, amounting 10 NOR
than $G00,000 Failure TO exchange old bond'
for the new by January |, 1879, shall cut eff
holders from the privileges of the act.
The proposed new bonds are to run twenty
years, at six per cent, to be liens on the canal
the water rights, lands. reverslons and othe
property, rents, iDcoma, tolls and revenue:
from every part, which are pledged to the pay
mcnt OF interest aud princip pal. reservIng neces
sary sums for repairs, salaries and expenses
the State not to be bound FIR the payment
any portion Of the proposed new bonds.
10 the debate on the bill, which was passe(
by the House az it came from the Senate, au
,horizipg tho issue Ct 100000 10 preferred re
pair bonds to restore the canal, the proposition
mentioned above were referred to by severa
speakers. 1t was stated that an offer had beer
made by the old preferred bondholders to make
q first referred payment of $50 900 year a:
40 annuity out of the gross receipts, and 500,
900 to $3.50, 900 from the net receipts. If any
f,r the right to take charge of and manage thu
canal. Ball. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

THE LONDON DUsTMAN-There ara more
then 900 900 inhabited houses in London, con
stunning more than 100000 tons Of coal year,
and besides the ashes from this great quantity
Of fuel, the dustman gathers the other refuse OF
the houses. He is employed by contractor,
who agrees with the corporation TO remove the
ashes etc., out Of the city, and tho contractor
divides every load into ak parts, as follows -
Soil or ine dust which is sold TO brickmaker7
for making bricks and TO farmers for manure
brieze, or cnders, sold 10 brickmakers for burn
ing brick; rags, bones and old metal, sold to
marine store dealers old tin and iron vessels,
sold to trunkmakers Tor clamps; bricks, oyster
and other shells, sold for foundations and road
building and old boots and shoes, sold 10 the
manufacturers of Pfussian blue.
sometimes much more valuable things than
these are found. and the reader may ramen Dor
the romance that Charles Dickens made out Of
London dust man-"Our Mutual Friend" It
ia in sitting the different parts of the load that
the men, women and children are employ cd );
they are busy as ants mere bsbe, and Wrinklei
old DANES take part in the labor, and all Of
them are so covered with dust and ashes that
they are anything but pleasant to contemplate,
though. AS rule, they are useful, honest and
industrious members Of society. "Dustie" is
what tho LondoDers familiarly call the dust.
man, and only few know in what ignorance
and poverty he livss. One would think that he
would WORK himself into better occupation,
but his family have been dustmsn for genera
TONS and the generations after him are not like
10 CHANGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q

The Senate, to-day, without transschng any
business of special interest, at O'CLOCK WON
into executive session.
In the House bill giving to women, under
cer,a;n circumstances, the right to practice be-
fore the U. s. Supreme Court was passed. The
Silver bill was called up. and motion to Jay
,ho hill and amendments on the table lost-ayes
p. noes 204,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21
DIED,

"a Ass At Of sor re- Mrs. MATILbA THoMP.
SON, mother Of William A. Rowe. esq,
County Supervisor
In Dallas, Texas on the 10Th of January, '7s,
JENNIE PEYTON, wife James s. Hereford,
esq.,, of Louisiana, and youngest daughter of the
late Captain Geo. Chichester of Fairfax county,
Virginia.
[Southern Churchman please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

Under tho present law the members Of tho
General Assembly Of Virginia receive six dol.
lars day for their services as Legislators until
the 4th of next March. As they receive nothing
after that date, unless for attendance upon an
extra session, it s supposed that an adjourn.
neut will be 10 order at or about that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

The members of the United States Senate
having passed bill by which the owners OF the
silver mines can readily sell all the metal they
can make, and that. too, at advanced prices, yes
'crday passed Till restoring to themselves the
tranking priviiege-whioh is not surprising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

The House Of Representatives, yesterday, by
vote Of lis to l39. unseated Mr.. Darrall,
radical member from Louisiana. aad seated
MI. Acklin, democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

Ga Tuesday the Court of Appeals of Vir-
GINA decided that the property Of railroads
within The limits Of cities is liable for city taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

All the Washington papers ara expressing
themselves on the subject of the next Congress
sional delegate from this city. The Uoiou
says:
IS. Chapman Neals, esq, appears to be the
coming man for Congress at the next elelection.
Let him GONE. no one would better honor the
position"
The position will be honored by tho candi-
date of the conservative convention who ever
he may be-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

tn view of the commeudable spirit OF econo-
nv which now seems to possess the General
Assembly, it strikes people who are not leg'sla'
tors a. rather strange that instead OF appoint
ing committees of its own members TO lnVestl'
gate the alleged exorbitaut fees of General
Bradley T. johnson in the c. & 0. Canal case
and the frauds connected with the double iuod'
ing Of State bonds, it should have put the
State to the great. and uunecessary-that is
unless it was Incompetent to perform the VOTE
itseli-expeusc Of employing two sets OF COM
missioners. who charged high prices tor their
services, to make the required Investigations
If the work that the General Assembly ls paid
to perform mas to be done by commissions,
Why ia the State subj ected to the expensive
luxury incident to the existence Of General
Assembly? We are opposed to the convention
to amend tho Constitution Of the State upon
the grouod that the necessary amendments CAP
be made by the General Assembly, but 1t that
BODY is 10 transfer its work to irresponsible
p,r;ias, We withdraw our objections at ONCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

Ths Petersburg Post, 10 alludiog to the pro-
posed nomination Of General W. Il. B. Lee for
Congress from this district. says the reason the
present Vireioia Congressional delegation ARE
10 Jaeger of thoir slippers is the fact that
there are 10 every district number Of leading
meu with ambitious aspirations and full quail.
6,alions, who think. and think rightly too, 10
some cases, that they have as much right to
serve tho dear people 10 Congress as have
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

CONSOLIDATION Coal COMPANY an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the Consol'
idation Coal Company for tho election OF a
President and directors was held 10 Baltimore,
yesterday. The following ls the result OF the
election President, Charles e. Mayer; DIrec'
tors. Galloway Cheston, William f. Burns.
VIM. II. Frick, John Gregg. Wm. Donnel,
Robert Garrett and Decatur f. Miller, of Bal
timore, and William Whitewright, David w.
Bishop and George B. Warren, If. OF New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21

The State Senate has virtually concurred With
the House of Delegates 10 passing the Barbour
bilI-for the amendments are iuoousldsrable-
and by 80 doing. 50 far from improving, has
greatly damaged all the interests OF Virginia.
The bill will have to be tested by the Courts,
and should it ssaod that test, while 1t will
beue6, nobody, It will lower the State 10 the
estimation of the world, aud Indefinitely post
pone aoy advance 10 her material progress.
1t will also Tend to still further lower the moral
sense Of The people, Tor if the State can break
bargain With her creditors some OF her people
will imagine that they have the right to treat
their creditors the same way. Reputation is.
however. We fear. the order of the day. and the
public would do we'll to protect itself
against it by such precautions as are possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-21
VIRGINIA News.


The Petersburg Index says the negro Inao,
Henry Williams. who recently escaped from
the Jail of Isle of Wight, by burning hole
through tho floor Of the Jail, has again been
recaptured. 10 was captured on Hog Island,
whittier he wonded his way as soon AZ he C.
caped, and at which place his presence w.
suspected by the officers on account Of the i''
that his wife resided there. Sure enoutd,
he was found and fell an easy prey. lie W..
be securely guarded from this time until th'
22d, upon which day his respite, granted b.
the Governor. expires. and at which time "'
will, we suppose expiate his crime on the 81
lows. The people of the county are very gia'
that this desperate has been rccaptnrrd
The United States House OF Representatives
Committee On Railways and Canal yestcr!ny'
heard the closing arguments on the bill Prov"
ing for an appropriation OF Sl,OOO.Ooo lof -,
purpose Of widening aud deepening the pi'n''
Swamp canal, 20 as to make 1t snip cana, rI !"
the States of Virginia and North CaroIlna "a
bill was referred to a sub committee.
-Four wild cats have been killed within '"'
and half miles OF Mt. Olive. Sh"na"'''"
county, this winter.
A married man, book agent from lul'ih1,
has been detected in making love to sever"
ladies 10 Shenandoah county.
RELIC Oh LANG SYSE.-On tho SmithNr! .''
Broadwater road leading 10 Jerusalem. s:''''
pile Of old buildings, silent ard grim m''u
ments of the days when the tide OF aYr'c"l''a'
prosperity and wealth in Southsido Virgins W."
at its highest There arc four large dweIt'"h
and frame store building ell occupying p.aII'a
in close proximity to each other, and i'nd.' ~
shelter Of the ssma outrageous boughS OF 80
and stately oaks that dot this green sw"ra u
yard. These mansions
Remote from tho clattGf Of steel ~" ii
streets"
were years ago the summer resort oil tao
quharts, one OF tho richest families OF Ia, 60" '
The family was numerous, and in order "a :
commodate them all these buildings wer': "','
I'D, and hero each summer fathers g. al
brothers and sisters. grand slrcs sr d ''
DANES, loved to gather in all their ,,:!d'
glory. These reunions OF the family were ". y:
to he celebrated with tho most prof $50 hos p'.
ity, and many and many sound OF mer ;. -.
velry and mrth, has bnrsL fcop TIE Va NIL
the old buildings that now stan( so grey
time so silent Of song. ~.
Yellow tnged moss covers Il 10 roof, go. Z.
on the silent hearth, tina outb uildings h'a ,,g.
happy laugh Of contsnted slav es but arc III III.
ling down; the ri bcund fscf 3 OF the old Toa Il,
shine no more the cour ty d4me' aHl ~
beauteous bales all have ,assed away mn
the tall old oaks have rer 1sinad unchanEc.' =
Tho late civil fury. IT, Il set 50 many loiAs u.
gether by the ears, las loft alas to- m'y I'
these melancholy ruins in thu shape al MN l.:
yills.like homesIeads rottsd down and Leh''
leas.-Petsrst1trg hadsr.