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Central 4rrsbptuian,
HOMEWARD.

Richmond, Va, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1878
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"Tormsntingly Good.

This remark escaped the lips of young
man not long ago, in our hearing, and it re-
ferred to jealous member of the church.
The novelty of the expression, and on con-
sideration the vividness of it, has led US into
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
VfTrinia News.

Last Thursday Mrs. IIudgins, young no
lnao livog in Carroll oountyitis charged, killed
her husband, g young man about % years old
by mixing arseGo in the bread which the mar
ate Of heartily. lie was made very i'll, anl
died soon atterward. After committing the
deed the murdcress endcavored 10 hide hel
guilt by dragging the body to q creek and
throwing it 10. She has made full s1nfcs5on
Of the crime, and is 10 Jail.
The Richmond and Dauville Railroad Com
pauy have discharged the conductors Of the
traios which collidcd 90 that road April &c;
also the engineer Of the freight train and rear
brakeman of the passenger train. Ii is under.
stood that tho family Of g. l.. Parker. who was
killed 10 that accident, will brl1g suit against
the company for heavy damages.
At the request Of Rev. Mr. McBrgde, and
the congregation, Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, the dis
tioguished Presbyterian preacher Of Richmond,
preached last Sunday 10 St. Georges Eplsco-
pal Church at Fredericksburg.
Eight hundred acres Of land near CuIpeper
Court House, nearly half the track being as
good as any land in the State, was sold last
week for four dollars an acre.
Thirty six persons filed their petitions 10
bankruptcy 10 Richmond during the month OF
April, pine OF which we're filed in one day
(Monday.)
Judge Wiugfeld, Of Lyrchburg, has granted
a writ Of mandamus commanding the treasurer
Of that city to receive coupons for State licenses
at face value, Or show cause for refusal.
Gel. Il. s. Bufotd, president Of the Rich
mond ADD Danvlle Railroad, is seriously i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
Further particulars oi': Eie Mysterious
steamer.

ELLSWORTH, hiE, E1ay / -Jho passenger
On tic steamer Giinhris e. Southwest Harhoi
provo 10 be = regularly orG*niH,i ships COM
pany q! siy!y C!iicr5s rnG six hund:n! soamgn,
oi tho Russian ;m9ac.&i j+a*Y, under the com
,HHnd Of Count GciaHb2rg. 0a her arrival @
long dispatch in cir!,yr Was sent - Admiral
Les&o!sky E! -; Petersburg, ard tho eli :c7s
seem 80 30 awaitirg reply. no ar:!'5 or an
munition NO visible: nnI the otictTa 0: th'
steamer deny th>t hoca aro Any such on hna:I
Tho officers nnt CT.T oG.ho st3aIaaT number OF.
hundred and tor, and &.o 81 Germans. Cap
tain BadenhSpscn Was taken OllL OF another
stasmar and appointed to tho Cimbria three days
after she reached Hamburg, and she took III
stores ana Passengers ~ rapidly as posslD bic.
I he Russian Officers are very reLiccnt about the
object OF their visit, and even profess to be is-
noraIt Of their destination or th3 purpose OF
there beng sen. hero il ing the 0llicors j.! a
Russian n@slans!, q high IaGk who Wa with
the Grand Duke on his visit 10 this country.
The Collector has boarded tho Snip ana found
her papers ali right. corresponding u tho cap.
taln's statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
discussed.

Daring debate 10 the u. s. House Of Rep
reseutatives, yesterday evening, Speaker Kan,
lail charged The republicans with herdi1g 10
xetber to prevent reduction 10 the expenses Of
The Government, Tor which he was aasallcd by
somo Of his political opponents, who awaited
themselves OF the occasion to snlmadVcrt upon
the part he took in the passage OF tie Till lhcreas
log the salary Of members of Congress, and Il
Juded TO his presidential aspirations. Mf.
Randall, how.y /, replied the assaults success
fully, ana came out with ayiag cjIors. That
salary business was had affair to all WHO tock
part in it, hit ii any one Of those who votei ioi
it Was entitled to the Increased pay, u'uu:s
tionably that ooe Was Mr.. Rsodall; and though
presidential Aspirations are bad thugs to have
We don't know any QUE, at this time, WHO c:t
better affJrt to have them thaa the present
Speaker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
steamboat Explosion.

MEMPHIS. May 1.-The tow boat Warner,
t;om New Orleans, for St. IIcuis, exploded
opposite Memphis to day. All on hoard arc
behaved to have been lost.
MEMPHIS, May AT go this morning
the tow boat Wairan, from New Orleans to
st. Louis, with five model barEes and the
trading boat KoIigon in tow. exploded her
boilers when opposite the Elevator The pilot
house was blown to great height and fell
back upon the wreck, while the air YVES filled
wi:h spiintcrs and fragments. The wreck took
fire instantly, AID the smoke and steam hid the
boat fron view Of the crowd which soon lined
the bluffs, ADD it was thought all on board had
pcr;sheJ. Tie lug De Soto and two or three
skifs we're soon at The wreck, and succeeded
in saving he following: John ", Poe, CIcrkc,
slightly bruised; jacob Cox. Pilot, badly
bruised. Both were blown into the air and
!"l back 90 the wreck. Captain Geo. Dawson,
slightly c.lded Napoleon Devinney, pantry.
man, cHt in the head and arm, not danger
ousI5; join Sullivan. second cook. badly cat
in The arm and s,alded; Clara Blank, cham
bormaid, badly bruised; Barney Casisday mate,
blown through the roof aud badly hurt; Chris.
Archu!z, frat engineer, slightly ipinred l.
Nicholas Goble, steward, lightly scalded; VIM.
jerks Carpenter, Peter DoEnelly and Pat
Ihomps0D, hremen, unhurt; D3on hennet,
pilot, and YIN. Radcliffe, engineer, who we're
asleep at the time of the explosion were lost,
and one fireman vas literally blown into frag-
mcnts. The boat bad total crew Of %, but
owing to the confusion and hurryiDg off to the
hospital OF the wounded, it is impossible to
learn exaclly how macy were lost. 10 FIVE
minutes after the explosion ell the wreck e8
oept the roof, had sunk out Of sig BIT, add the tow
of barges was on fire, but the tug De Soto ex-
tingulsh(d the fire and landed the barges on the
Arkansas shore. All the officers and crew were
residents Of St. Louis. The noise the explosion
rcsembIed the discharge 81 ten inch coIum-
bad and shook every building in the city. AL
though Two OF The crew stated that they no.
ticed Captain Dawson after the explosion it is
now certain be was lost as no trace Of him has
been found since Immediately after The ey
plosou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
The Paris EXDositi0n,

PARIS, May The International exhibition
of 1878 was opened to day with great cclat, the
programme for the event, heretofore made
public, being strictly carried out. AT Que tune
10 the morning it was feared that rhe ceremo.
MES would be nterfered With, as at 9 O'Clock.
rain was falling, tut at 9:45 o'clock the rain
ceased, and hopes were inspired that the day
would be fine. They were realized at 1870
o'clock, when the clouds broke, and the suu
shone out brilliantly; tho weather though was
rather hot. President MacMahon reached the
exhibition at two o'clock in the State carriage
escorted by his military household. He vas
welcomed by NJ. Tcsserena de Bort. Minister
OF Com meroe, and declared the exhibition open
amid salvos OF artillery and music by bands.
Tho Marshal then, at the head Of brilliant
procession, which Included the Prince of Wales,
ex King Amadeus and the Grown Princess Of
Denmark aud the Netherlands, proceeded
throughout the exhibition buildings. The
scene was picturesque aud imposing 10 the ex
tremo. The State bodies in grand uniform,
the Councillors aud Magistrates 10 their robes,
and the different bodies OF the institute, and
the legion of honor stood 10 strong contrast
with the Senators, Deputies and clergy, and
minor officials 10 their civil costumes The exhi
bition building was gaily decorated with the flags
OF all nations and an immense crowd was 10 the
vlcloity. The American section, though un-
finished, compairs favorably with tho Others
The department OF manufactures shows the
least progress. The American art department
is the best ever shove abroad by Ameriee.
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

If cur hopes OF any thug good coG,Hs oai
OF the present Congress had Dot L@cn 81 otter
disappointed that We nave almost ceased ii
entertaiu them, VIC should sui cherish tie o0e
We have heretofore expressed fer tic abolish
meot Of the national navy yards and The put
ting out OF suoh VOL k Is is uoW 1ohe st thtl1
TO CONTRACT: American navy yards afford Sue
oessful politicians s. choap way OF relieving
themselves Of Obligations. but that !ciict IS Oh
tanned at heavy c4peas, 10 tn tax payers,
tor building or repairing ship At ua0J
yard costs double The amount that contractor
would charge for lnc samo work. N1verDmtnt
work shops, 800, 10 which oupioyuicnt ii pre-
empted ADD given 10 f,v0red few. is opposed
to the spirit Of free instituiioos, which ali'wS
every man the same chaucr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

CT Aisxandtia county, to present the name, il
addition to tho others, Of William II. +. Lee,
Of Fairfax county.
General Lee having recautIy served as con
servalive State Senator, he is, therefore. nc
stranger, politically, to the people Of this Con
gressional District.
10 fact he is so we'll and tayorabIy known
10 every important sense, that it is not deemed
necessary to occupy your colunps with any
elaborate culoey Of him.
Suffice it to say that he combines all and
every essential quality to make pure, honest
and entirely satisfactory representative; and
therefore, there is but little, if any, doubt bu
that the nominating convention should fully
consider the nllims Of Gen. Lee.
ALEXANDRIA County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

The delay 10 the passage Of the bill 10 repeal
the bankrupt act in the Senate, to day, is
no indication that that bill will not be passed at
an early day. BencGciaries under the bankrupt
act are avaing themselves Of tho delay, and
States. They evidently have 10 hopes that
The ScDate's DELAY will be PROLONGED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

The ieavcn Of rottr@i,n in 'ha Fioli Ii ttal.i
is working. Il rs a!teaiJ oolnmane.d 10
manifest its1it 10 tic Louisiana cis,,, anl will
doubtless soon become apparent in that OF
South Carolioa sIso. Senator Kellogg has been
Induced by his almo>ity ;oIard s0lnc OF The
members OF the Returning bard oi his State 20
acknowledge that Que Of them ienahd:d q
large sum Of money before lie Woai1 >sn thu
reurn= Fnc radicals degraded suffrage VIII
they nlada il universal; their fruits i'll he last
Presidential election have male it Ridiculous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
No Physician There.

New YORK. May 1.-The steamship Rotter'
dam having arrived here wthouta physician and
having had some deaths on board, the Commits
sioners Of Emigration have adopted resolution
calling the attention of the Dutch Government
to the caso and praying thst it will in future
infct such penalties, as may be necessary, on all
emigrsnt ships. sailing for this country, without
physician. There Wa' 8 medicine chest in
Captain Lucas charge but he said when he was
called upon to use it he became so puzzled ss to
the prop per quantities that he did not dare TO adj
minister the smallest doses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
Che Indians.

SAN ANTONIO TEXAS. April 3r.--The tx.
press Of this city contains tHo following from
Fort Eweli:--
have since learned Chat the Two little boys
George and Richard Tag Tor, Steclos stepsons
whom the Indians had taken prisoners, have
been killed. Their bodies were found aboIi
two miles from Steo)o's ranch; also tho bode:
of two moro Of 3tealo's shepherds have been
found This makes 80 persons that were killed
at Stceles r.nch and one shepherd wounded
about eigh! miles from Steelc's ranch. The In
dams or raiders killed Mr.. Moore, snd, about
twenty miles further on. they killed young
Richard Jordan. son OF Captain Richard Jor-
dan, cfCorpus Christi.
This rail has besn 8 groa! injury to this
county, as we All know enough Of these raiders
70 know taat they will como again nozt fall
moon and VIII keep coming "a long as they can
make It pay.
Mayor Kane, OF Baltimore, who was stricken
With paralysis List week aud Ia Ill, yesterday
mined the Cath nIin flhnrrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
FISH, DYAEEl:S, &c.
FISH

FIsH' FISH FISH
We hGvo this day formcl ,DpastnGreh,r
under thu iirTn name ol
GEO. E. PRICE y co.
Desler5 in
FRESH AND SALTED Fish
Fish received daily from tina fishing sLo.o; D.
the Potomac, aid supplied to consumer: i.
quantities to suit, either Trash or aa!tGi b. g.
perienced packers.
Stalls Nos. and 9, City Market, ana ~
House No. /, Corporation Fish Wharf
Country orders solicited and satisfaction g,;.
snteed. Il, Z. PRICE.
j. f. COOK.
g. A. NOWLANp
NH l3-!l WM. JAVIMS.
WILLIAM H. SMITH,
FRESH AND Sailed FISH
Fish WHARF AND STALLS CITY Ma"
EET,
would inform dealers and others that ha :, i''-
pared to furnish them with all kind ii
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices / would cati L..
attention Of buyers to the fact thst ny D:sb.'
stands No. in market 81 81! times and 'n'a'''
to sustain my reputation in That respect.
NV stalls Nos. and 8, Fish Market wi! l.:
supplied with fresh fish e7ary morning, me-
will be superintendent by Mr.. james u. Crime
ST., and families can depend On getting the Go.''
whether they come in person or seHu oIur'
Persons at a distance wanting Frosh Fish CO.
depend on getting them packed IN COCA orucr
rY- All Orders addressed to WIN. d. SM u
Alexandria, Va. wall receiVa pTomp! a''''''''''
mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRIWEEhLi i!
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY |, ISIS

10 the Senate, to dag. the Tariff h'Ii Was
discussed, and the bill repeating the Bankrupt
lot further considered. but GoalIy committed to
The judiciary Comuittee BY q vote OF - to 10.
10 tn, House 0! Representatives,, ~ taia'
an;ttte Of The Whole, the Legislative, fS"ca'
live and Judicial Appropriation bill was further
d;scussad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

Y ODILLl'S HEADACHE SPEClf ~
IL gives relief in il minutes Green's hu .,,.
Flower, Browns Ginger, Cannon A.,
Hollands German dc, Hostetters 40. ~
COCKS Porous Plssters Tarranls Apef''"'
&C., for sale by o :, c,pcnu 8 TO-
my JI'O' l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

Senator Cameron has six children. The
eldest is girl of twenty one, whose stepmother
will be nineteen. Hiss Cameron, however,
is very fond Of Miss Sherman and favors the
lOatriare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
To the editor of the Alexandria Gu:ette.:

10 the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
Observing that the names Of several gentle.
men have been brought forward as suitable
persons to represent this Congressional District
10 the House Of Representatives Of the United
States, 10 the place of the Hon. MIR. Hunton,
whose term of service is about 10 expire, |
beg leave, at the request Of number OF voters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

A bird koow0 as the Loon, stranger 10 Viz.
GINA, was knocked down by tho hail storm in
Prince Edward county. Iaat Sunday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01
PORT or aLExa.vD BIG, .nsrI, is.

POKT OF ALEIa.TD BIZ, MI VI. IL. :
Sun rises 3 sun sots ............ b.
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk to i Il Rae'
Schr Maggie, Port Deposit, to Smoot & PERI
SAILED.
''tr Lady Of The Lake, Norfolk. by r j No.
PASSED UP.
Scnrs . Fools and } II DcW"Il. "f 49,.
ingtnn.
MEMORANDA.
::chr Nellie lIslnpor, Kennoboc. i"r = ~,
ington ct Dutch Island Hsrto: "a Mt
The bark Nettie L Guest went ashore a&.'d.
mile north Of Sandy Hook to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

The transactions IL Flour have fallen 81 81
the marset i: quic: AMI easy. Wnest is scare,
so tirm receipts -are good. aad 2J50 hrslel; 60.
at 1?5al33 for common = cil>ice though 4,
latter price was paid only Tor iGw lots 81 t..
city miiiers. Corn is !irm and continues :c,:.e
though the offerings this mor.irg wcre Iarg
than for lev; days past White a0!I Il: 3D. y.
yellow a. -. One small lot 81 K5a through. 30.
and ono of Oats *; Country proAmco gora-a.
unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

NEW YORK. May l.--Stocks finn. Money
Gold l0l4. Flour heavy. Wheat duit hni
&c lower on futures. Corn steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-01

BALTIMORE. May l.--Virginia g.. OIL,
do. deferred az; do. consolidated G.: do Il
res g.. Cotton dull niddlino nomins!iy i"
Flour quiet and unchanged. WhoAt.
2a3c lower; Western dull! and l>wer s;oulhc'
red l25al3i; do amber 1873 Penna rcd li24!.
No winter red Western spot and May t.
1907 juno l3lal22 Corn-Southern H. lowe
Westorn dull and easy; Southern white 8; d
yellow 81; Western miyed spot and Mny D..
595 juno 53!s53i July 5l!45J Gals qaie. NJ
steady; Southern 1896; Western white Il 4.
DO mixed $780, Tenua 3ia&G. Rye firm ana
good demand q! G5aG9. Hay stasdy and QUO
Sugar steady and quiet ut at s33s@!. Wh!aL"
quiet st ! OGsSl OIL Coffee hrm Rio cargn,
l33alIt.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
No. 562.l
A PPLICATION FOR PATENT.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,


Helena, Montana, December 20. 1.I.,>
Notice is hereby published that Thomas Cooney and
Michael Monaghan, whose post Office address is
Canyon Ferry, Meaghsr county, Montana Terri
tory, have this day fled application for patent, un-
situated in New York gllch mining district. Meag-
her county, Montana Territory, designated as Lot
No. As, in township No.l1 north, range No. / west,
which claim is not recorded, and described III the
official plat and .ield notes of survey on fle in this
office as follows:
Beginning nj the northwesterly corner st a.slate
stone, lSNloN4 inches. marked l N. c. 46, from
which the initial point tor New York gulch mining
district bears y - leg ) min w IS. 81 chains distant
and running thence y 80 deg 4 II chains; thence Y
s. deg Is min E 81 80 chains: thence S ) deg Is min
+ 4.39 chains; thence S IS deg ID min " 81 80
chains: thence 5 % deg 8 81 chains: thence \ ii
deg " 3,5S chains, 10 the place Of beginning, en-
bracing au area of nineteen and seyenty-nine hum
GFedthS (9 19-laU acres, upon which = notice of
said application, together with a plat Of the prem
ses elaimed, WIS posted on the 1Ith day Of Deem
Der, 1877, according 10 law. The names of owners
of placer mining ground adjoining on the east and
west are unknown.
Any and all personsciaiming adversely the above
described placer mine, on any part thereof, are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are
duly fled, according 10 law, with the Register of
the O.. 5. Land Office. at Helena, Montana, within
thesiNty days period OF publication Of this notice,
they Will he forever barred, bv virtue of the proyi-
sions OF the Mining Acts of Congress.
j. H, MOE, Register.
b. f. MARSH, Us. Deputy Mineral Surveyor.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
or TREES.

From observations made on specimens
still in existence, the longevity of various
trees has been estimated to be, in round
numbers, as follows: Deciduous cypress,
6.0a0 years; baobab trees, 5000; dragon tree,
5000; yew, 5000; cedar of Lebanon. 1900:
great trees Of California. 5000; chestnut.
3.0oo; olive. $500; oak, 1.6O0; orange. 1,50o;
Oriental plane, 1900; cabbage palm, 100;
lime, 600; ash, 400; eoeoanut palm. 800; pear.
800; apple. 200; Brazilian Wine palm. $50;
Scotch fir, 100. and the balm of Gilead about
80 years. Such examples are quite sufficient
10 prove the truth Of L remark OF Schleidea's
that there seems to be "a possibility of 4
compound plant living on without end"
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
THE AGE or

a large establishment has been opened in
st. Louis for drying eggs, and is operated
y hundreds of thousands of dozens. The
eggs, after being carefully inspected by
light, are thrown into IN immense recepta-
Gle, where they are broken, and by centriIu-
cal operation the white and yolk are separa-
led from the SHELLS, very much as liquid hon
~ is taken from the comb. The liquid is
then dried by heat by a patent process. and
the dried article, which resembles brown su-
gar, is put in barrels and is ready for trans
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.
Helena. II T January@. 1875.

Ittitid. VI I JdNUhfE =, ISlc.
Charles VI Cook and benjamin &. Cook, whose
post Office address IS Camp Baker, Meagher coun-
", Montanf Territory, have this day fled their APP
plicStlon TO enter as agricultural land, under the
homestead laws. the \ half of the s. E. quarter.
) " quarter OF the ) L quarter, the 5 i quarter of
me ) W qGarrer Of section 5: the \ + quarter of the
y " quarter, the 5 half OF the \ W quarter. and the
\ " quarter OF the W quarterCf section Is, in
township No 5 north, range No. 8 east, which
land Is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that 3 hearing will lie
had 81 this Office on tie 81 day OF March. a. d.
1879, 81 10 O'Clock g.. m, 10 determine as 10 the
mineral or non-mineral character Of SAID land,
and testimony 10 be used upon said hearing viii be
taken before the Register and Receiver. on the I'd
day of March, 4. ID. ISIS. 81 10 O'Clock 4. II. 1t
Is alleged there are no kT own miners, nor mining
improvements lpoa said land.
l1-5w1 J II. NOE Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28

pertation. The dried article has been taken
twice across the Equator in ships and then
made into omelet and compared with ONE
lets made from fresh eggs in the same man.
ner, and the best judges could not detect the
difference between them. Is not this an
age of wonders? Milk made solid cider
made solid; apple butter made into bricks.
What next?