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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11
News Of kllS DAY.

A Gillian trader accused a siOwaway. oc
b3arl IT. steamship Lilo, lst before she arrived
at lquiuuc, Peru, and who Was IN irons aoi
Iastrneci to the deck. with stealing from b.
tcnt "a despite his proc5taloos OF innocanca
cut h.,s throat, severed the head from the boly
aud threw it overheard. lilo followed w. h
crime By cutting the leg away from the ron.
md threw tho remains lDto the sea. The mui
derer is in custody at lqu!qu2.
i heavy snow storm commenced Oh Friday
last in the vicinity OF Cheyenne and continue
for Twenty-Five hours without abatement. All
The trains on the lJnion Pacific, Denver ~
ciiic ana Colorado Central Railroads are either
showed up or detained Cd the side track
There are rumors Of loss CT life, but nothing i
known Tor certain. There will probably tt
much loss OF stock among the trains conta'nln-
cattle that have been showed up.
\ gasoline machine exploded % Friay
evening ia the Town Hall ut Hanover, Ohio.
while being tested, killing Il. Rapp a member
of tho Town Council, and a litllc girl, beside
dangerously injuring two other persons. The
fl amos spresd to the building, causing great
Gene OF confusion, but the hall was saved 10 3
damaged condition. The persons testing the
| machine were unskillcd 10 itg management.
The steamers Timor aud Wyckham. lade"
with forty i've locomotives from the BALDWIN
Locomotive Works, have sailed from Phladc
phia for Pillau, Prussia, at which place they
will DC put together ty workmen that % on
| in the steamers and transferred by railroad &c
Russia for service on the roads of that Empr',
The Diplomatic and Consular appropriate"
| bill now under consideration reduces the saIi
| ries Of Ministers to Great Britain. France, Ger
many and Russia to $4,000, and those t.
Spain, Austria Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Jarau
Chilli and Peru to $40 900 ach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

Col. Ward Fl. Lamon, Of Yves: Virginia. is
another one of the Grast radicals who is dis
gusted With Mr.. Hayes civil service reform,
but has only manifested his disgust since be
failed to obtain position 10 tho Treasury DE.
partment for friend. Mr.. Hayes civil service
reform has certainly been great failure, but
some people arc so slow 10 arriving at conclu-
sions that they had to wait until their own, or
the applications Of their friends for office were
refused, before they became positively aware
that such was really the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11
New METHOD OF ELECTING 4 PRESIDE

New METHOD OF ELECTINa PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Abram S. Hewitt, in his paper on the
method Of electng a President, contributed 10
the International Review, argues that after the
experience Of 1876 it will be impossible for the
people to feel certain that there will DO proper
record and return Of the actual result of an cleo
ton for President where the stake is so large, the
temptation to commit fraud 80 great and the
facilities for dong it successfully mparstively
so easy. 1t may happen-indeed is very likely
to-that the manipulation Of the returns OF one
of the Toast of the States may defeat the express.
cd will Of the people Of the whole country. Mr..
Hewtrs remedy for this is to put the elec-
ton somewhat more directly into the hands of
the people by a complete return TO the system,
at one time in vogue in some OF the Statos OF
choosing the electors by districts, as Congress.
men are chosen, with two at large on the State
ticket. Tho returns for these electors need to be
made up in their respective districts, and all
contests decided in the Stste courts. This hr.
Hewitt believes would put it out Of the power
of single State to change the actual result Of al
election by a fraudulent manipulation OF tho re
turns. Had the election of 1876 been conducted
under this system, and classifying the electors
according 10 the politics of the Congressman re-
turned, Mr. Tilden would have had l53 district
electors and MIR. Hayes lao. Of the seventy
electors at largo-not counting Florida, Louis.
lana, and South Caroina-Iild would have
had 81 and Hayes SO which would have made
the aggregate vote of each rs follows: Tiden
1877; Hayes l7G. The six electors at largo for
the three stolen States could then have gone to
Hayes without defeating Tlden and the popular
vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11
Letter from WeslmOre7nnd.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
WEsTMoREIAND, Va, March 9. 49,
Bees arc buzxiug, birds arc singing, the lostc;s
and flowers are out, and March is in soino re-
spccts as warm and amorou7 as May almost.
Even the "iick"-a summer iavOritC-aas not
found i! necessary to 90 into winter quarters,
but has been sacn at occasional Intervals all the
season. A splendid season for the farmers, and
| believe they arc taking advantage OF II. L
notice a good deal Of ploughcd land, and the
gardens arc being put 10 order. This ia the
season of "erccns" and the old Virginia gen.
tlcman'4 dish is ~ paaable az ever.
a little mooty about here will 20 q loug waG
now, and with eggs at eight oonts dcz'n and
butter at ten TO twelve Cents pound living Is
easy 20 those who haze the change to spare for
snch good things bnt unfortunately, like the
Irishman who could have bought ever.s SO.
much bread for q pcnny in the 'ould oounthTy,'
the PENNIES arc corrcspondingly scarce with the
abundance, or, at least, the chcapnts5 OF
food.
A somewhat careful inspection Of the fruit
buds seems TO show that 81 far 40 Injury has
been lcne by the frost. This is an important
source 1fincOmn hcreab0uts, and from old held
black 10 first dress peaches and pears we
hopc to get in large proportion OF our spend
ing money. 10 illustrate the profits Of pear
culture, there is in sight of where l. write a
pear orchard chiefly the Duchess D'ADsoulemc
variety, of one fourth Of an acre in extent, tho
yield from which, in one season, was sold at
about 500. The prices ranged from ono to
two dollars per box. This orchard costs its
owner nothing save the annual spring plough
ing and little pruning while the gathering
OF the fruit is done by boys, aud is of trifing
cost. These trees will last from fifteen TO
twenty years It Anybody knows anything
moro profitable in the farming way / should
like to hear of it.
Grass and cattle are what we want. L shout d
like fer some one to preach this untl eVe'.y.
body believed. We sell off our land its esseuoc,
it's strength, send it to market 10 the shape oil
wheat and corn, and then wonder that our land
is poor. Cattle will enrich the land, furnish
US With more healthlul aud paatab!e food, and
directly improve the land. 1t is a common
notion that grass cannot be grown proftably
10 this region. 1t is simply not true. | have
known 5000 worth of splendid hay to be made
on seventeen acres Of gland in this county.
Orchard grass succeeds admirably. The ques.
ton Of sheep raising must be postponed till
those who represent the State 10 the Legislature
arc courageous enough to cxtermiuatc the mis-.
cradle dogs, whose worthless existence renders
this the most profitable of husbandry else
where an imncsslbity here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

Much sweetness has been wasted 90 the de-
sert air, but We never heard Of more being
wasted on tho desert ocean, at ooe time, than on
Saturday last when vessel was wrecked 10
Chesapeake bay. aud ono hundred thousand
oranges, six thousand punches Of bananas. aud
ono hundred and seventy thousand cocoanuts,
given to the waves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

Well may people be alarmed and look in
vain for places of safety when clergymen be-
come prisoners. Rev. G. b. Vosburg, Of Jer
sey City, has now been arrested for trying to
poison his wifo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

DIED.

On Sunday night, 10Th instant, at the re- re-,
dence Of mis- brother in law. A. A. WalAc!';
CHARLES G. PATTIE, in the oath year %
his ago ~ The remains will DO e G3nH,a ~
Warrenton, Va, for interment.-l Warfen''"
Index copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

Gold sold to-day as low as ]. but we look 10
vain for the improvement in business to result
from the silver bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

When one knows good thing it should be
t,ld; and we do know from experience that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is tho bert remedy for
coughs and colds We ever saw. 1t only costs
p cts. bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

METEoRoLoGIcAL.-y'cbruary 1878, has been
an unusually mild month, considering it follow
cd SO mild winter. q 3 we generally have the
cold in THE month, If Tot before, the mean tenn
peraturc Of the month being 40.'4l. The
warmest point was on the 22d and 23d, each
u.s.. The lowest temperature was the morning
OF the 9TH, 2Oo, aud on the 10Th, %. Aud
Notwithstanding the low range Of tho barome
ter, only 90. &c IT,, there was only Let inches OF
rain during the moath. Mean temperature
February, 1871, $40; 1872, 32.12; 1873.
80 66; 1874. 1865; 1875, 1913; 1876, $3.50;
1871 1926; 1878. 4O.4l. This shows the
warmest February since 1870, beyond which /
have not calculated it. {. GILLINdHAM.
AccJtink, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

It is asserted that the call for the extra ses'
sion of the Louisiana Legislature Was for the
sole purpose of atfordiug 40 opportunity tor
pardouing Anderson and stopping the prose.
cuton of The other members of tho late return.
Jog board Of that State. We we're opposed to
the commencement Of proceedings against these
men, but DOW that they have been instituted
We hope they may meet with nd Interference
and may be pushed to their furthest legitimate
extent. Because MIR. Hayes is President and
people waot the way 10 which he became so
forgotten are no good reasons why criminals
should 90 uopunished, especially when such
exemption would only crafty the criminals and
their personal friends and the ultra wing of the
radical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRtWEEKLY D.
EDGAR 5NOwDEN-
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1910

The proceedings Of Congress TO dry were not
ofiuterest. The Senate passed the tlll providing
for the appointment of a commission to enquire
into the liquor traffic. Dir. Blaine took occa-
sion to denouuce the arbitration of the HALIFAX
Fish Commission. and stated that Great Britain
had secured an advantage in the appointment
of the umpire
The House Of Representatives. bad under
consideration, 10 COMMITTED Of the Whole, the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation esll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-11

II is to be hoped that the parties engaged IN
the lyuohing affair. an account OF which 10 pub
lshed in another column. may be discovered
and punished according to their deserts. The
accused, who was in the hands OF the
proper officers, would have received talr
trial, and, if found guilty, would have been pun
ished as the law directs. Her death. under the
circumstances attending it, was cold booded
murder Virginia is already low enough in the
estimation Of the world. and this attempt 10
degrade hor still more by branding her as a
State 10 which not only civil. but criminal law
is set at defiance, should meet with reception
sufficiently severe to prevent its repetition. The
accused, too. was woman, who could have
been treated no worse By saVsges, and that
party of Virginiaus could have been guilty o.;
her murder would not have been believed be-
fore the occurrence. Virginia caunct afford to
have her white people relapse into barbarism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
Legal. NOTICES.


4 EonGh GrIFrIrnS.-IN TdE mon C0uRf OF
SIJastice, thsnccry division Whereas Evan Grifftbs
late OF ARK surrey England who died 2is Jna.
Urfths. upon the decease Of the Latter In
shirc And At Weston ST. and Bnii Court. Iooey south
Causes Of Guniths Griaths GrIfhs Grifhth.,
the said heredItsmsn' And whereas -ppcars prose-
cutting ths said Inquiry that tho above named George
son OF the said John uriniths aud that ne
LETT England In the 1870 last heard OF by
etter ds,sd from California in November 1873 and by
reason o his whereabouts not being KNOWN cannot be
served WIN Notice Of ,ne said decree service mon him
or lie dead then on his zeal representative has ~
order made N the said Causes dated iGih March been
dispensed with Pursuant to the said scfee ana tn
visions . tne Partition Act. is7ev the said eare
Grmtns living snd " dead his real representatives, "
are sy h, or their Solicitors on or geicfs the i7th
day o June. 1919, and establish bis their
uLAIM to a SHARE Of the .sid BAi. ESTATE, at the
Chambers OF tho Vice chancellor Sir Chnres Hali tuate
2. NO - chanc ry lane Mddesex Engaad or IN deaui,
n The said Caases asf on ihe sad ,eh cay
ne .sia decree sa,ura. The 2s.h day q jane isIs :.
hearl.g and upon h. claims D..sd M. z7tn
FRAs. 4 TfIOs SMITH SONS. o. ~
Yurnivas Inn, Hoborn. In tho county Of
Middlsses, Agents for Mr. James Ebcn
eses Mason, of3 North Bindings, FInsbury,
In the city of London, Piaauns' seueitor.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

n -0FPfcfAL KEsTUcKy STATE DRAwfSGs
! u ss y :.s; = s-s:'' e s' g.
o. as o. :. q II x n a. e. =
IS
ss. % - - - ADpa e. co. g. ass.zs. Nj zs
isss.sss % Ass'
n -aoYAL nAyANA DRAWS APRIL 80
Tickets so so s II spsnshi Ken.
s :as Nums., As II. Wh0 " has H.S. Sin
Bankers. 200 Broadway. oiHc.
HsDeoaorisinr asrbsss and Ash sos"in Kitchen Cir.
c"iars on application. Once 4s West 4th st.
~. SA I.
U ENTUOKY srArE-TO BE DRAWN APRIL 80.
y wnYi.s Gsy'.s ricsE4 FItasl Es4It,S92Y ;SGY 81.
JAcKsSS 6S Saas... & Ss..ss S:s' s'o ns.. fulton
MkkTISG OF THE sUGAK TRADk.-IN ACCORD
trade the undersigned request a. importers and
aar NJ a. the rosms Of the imomsers and ssroesr.
s"ad q Trade g na:r ~. % The
Philadelphia and baltimore.
sfsHsIS tkSsa%is ttss g Gs%%!'sf; ;As o.
, NJ cLBALLOs CO. ,sngsr Trad.
M than ever =. KLABEa. i34 tass 18th ST. 81
ME1RoPoLlrAN JOB POINTING OFFICE.
or
% ANN ST.,
is THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
FINE BOON arsaXs4ihn. rAa1sHhET. JOB AND
PRINTING OFFICE IN THE CITY.
SNAIL aE SAME
FINE WOOD ENGRAVING
coronaD pRrsTiSG nSo SPECIALLY
METROPOLITAN JOB PsINrlNG OFFICE.
ORDERS BY NAIL PkoMPrLy ATTENDED, TO
TO ANY PART 81 S2 rue MoGk us1rhp STATES 9. D.
MKIAIh Co., steam Marble Works, ives. 81, s..
Hwssa 81 ns. "nd stu a Aan''
ixed Office in America 207 West 34th st.
DUYAL HAVANA LOrrKnY.
~ Nsst si drnwing April So ., 1873 s,oo ooo
Pisss p.s
spanish Gold and Havana Bank .i,ls
NJ \. MxKTiSEz 1 Co. s.nser. 10 VAL s.. Sa:.n.n.
ONION srERSE. Esq.
uaiy becoming and apparent that the rapid
extension q railroad system hs brought with
its commsrc,- and pocs aspects shat isgislstioa for
tia. Ss.sn.d s.1ss :pssi. ps parpsss. bose
railroad the
and channels OF trade fast changing aud long
vested interests suffering IRON this Theso
chan Of SO serious character threaten
tho continued prosperity Of city and its
ana Saawns sn..
Number Of wears adc special STUDY OF the relations
the adoption q snch equitable legal would
protect public interest and having repeatedly
dy urged upon the legislative of this
state tho passage OF railway commissioncrs bill.
respectfully ask of evening andkpace
when IL will convenient for deliver lecture
this very important suojcct
GA Firm AVENUE April 13. 1878.
GENTLEMEN
In answer 70 your courteous invitation appoint tho
of Il 18TH oil this month"; eight ocio At stein
Hail. the lime and place Tor delivery .f
Tho ailway In Its Relations to Pnuic and Fri
Interests"
nattering Invitation. coming this does from
ecntatv1 and firms OF tty's
kes ee In connection with this subject
sense nf ,espns,bty than hsvo n retoiorc ~lt
any rio,ion toward tho understanding social
aud p, ltcR questions.
problem trust that its presentation bciore will leo
sufficiently usgcHtive In character
bringing conservative solution which will
just private corporate interest in
hnn oil the rights OF the people
public HIGHWAYS 1T state with
its commercial and Industrial interests Respectfully,
SIMON sTEaNE.
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i,lsT nEnl.,n nn.ri1.A

DOST o. FiCE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails Tor the week ending Satnr April
-, will ciosc this Office "Wednesday ut r. ~ tar
Europe ~ steamship Algeria. QucenstoSa: cor.
respond eDct Tor France led this
must be ~ csliy Addressed and JP Tor France dl
ct. by steam shp Pereirc Iavrc. thursday ~ y
VI Tor hurope hy steamship Adriatic. via Queenstown
respondencc for Germany and be forvardei
by this steamer must bc specially adrssed ani at "
TOT Enr"pe y, steamship leasing vi Pymou, Gherhourg
aud ilamvurs; on satmray AT 4Jl A. NJ ior Europe.
steArship ty Of New lors Uuernst0~n
cncc tor Germany aud scotland be forwarded ~ This
steamer must be specially addr.sscd) and at NJ Tor
scotland direct ly steamship California. via Gs~ow. ard
At ~ ~ ~ NJ. foi Europe. by steamship NoreI via
southampton and Bremen Thc steamships Algeria Adr.
afnd city o New York do take mails Tor Drnmars,
sweasn ami Norway. The mails f,r Mexico leave New
York ApFii " hc mails Ter Aspn wall south Pacins
ports leave New iors April ~ The mails Tor Chna ana
Japan leave san Francisco May J. TIRE mails for
liza. ac.. leave San Francisco May IL
THOMAS L. JAMES. Possmaste.
Posr orvicw, NYw yoRK, April 10 1919
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AMUsEMEy WIS.

IrraaoSnr Iraor offss poSHs,y Hovsy and m.,..,,
deserved ss.,. oshs;,s. Circle ear. ana s.eonv' sos
M. MAceH ao5a fsEs"nsfSjit and H. %SrtLLlAxsos
Mss Masf MHaa n3os MOORE ana and s s & Wi4SsSs
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The intensely sensational paiIs.is sss act Drama
OR rns Jt@isa HShil k1fpE; hxibEs,s WRONG.
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rroNY rAsroEs TONY PAsToR's.
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DUNCAN SISTERS.
FRIDAY j. W. McANDREWS
BILLY GRAY. NOONAN AND
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@---. THE KAYES WILLIAM HAYLE.
LOUIS RDBIE and all of
TONY PASTORS FAMOUS TROUPE OF STARS
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OUR ALDERMEN,
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OUR Ai.DrKMEN,
OUR ALDEkMEN.
HANDSOME SCENERY
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including Messr Lewis lie Moyne. bailey, Thorne
lev. Cullingon Savii. ggs and Percy: Mcsdames
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