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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
In the Coils Of a serpent.
London Telegraph, Oct. O.


One OF the most intrepid wild-beast tamerg
stature and extraordinary physical strength,
has recently fallen q victim to a dread con-
tingency Of his perilous profession. He was
performing before a crowded audience In Ma
drid the other day, one Of his most sensation
al feats, which consisted In allowing huge
boa constructor, over twenty feet In LENGTH
to enfold his body In Its tremendous coils,
when suddenly piercing cry escaped HIM
which was greeted by the public with q round
utterance constituted q part OF the perform
ance. 1t proved. however, to be the outcome
of a strong mans death agony. The gigan-s
tic snake had frightened It's coils
and crushed poor Karolyfs life out Of
him with one terrific squeeze. AS his head
fell back, and his eyes became fixed To 8
CLASSY stare, the plaudits died away, and;
were succeeded by the stiffness OF utter cons
sternation. The snake and Its lifelees victim
horror, and then toppled ever on the boards
Of the stage; but the boa did not in the least
relax his grip upon the corpse, which re-
manned for more than an hour imprisoned ~
Its hideous thralldom, nobody daring TO ap-
preach the 1.-THE monster, OF whose powers
such appalling proof had been given. At
length it occurred to one OF Karolyts attend
ants to place bowl Of milk In q cage within
sight OF the mighty serpent, which slowly
unwound itself from the dead body and gllde1
into its den irresistibly tempted thereto By
its fayorite dainty. A post-mortem examinar
ton OF the unfortunate athletes remains dis
covered no fewer than e1ghty-seven fractures
Of his bones, effected by the construction Of
the serpent's coils. His death must have
been almost instantaneous, az the spine Was
disarticuIated In several places.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

"As fine field of potatoes as ever attracted
bug remarked Mr.. Smiley, as he leaned
over the fence and cemplacently viewed the
growing crop, mentally noting that the SIT
he had invested in Paris green would have
bought more tubers than he could raise on a
lot twice as large.-[New Haven Register.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Every hotel in Brattleboro, Vt, is closed,
and travellers are compelled to find accommo-
dations In private houses. This is 10 pur-
suance OF plan to make the prohibitory
liquor law unpopular.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
~VN

The new Senate of California will consist of
twenty-five Republicans, five Democrats and
thirteen Werkingmen; the House of thirty
nine Republicans, fifteen Democrats and
tWenty-slx Workingmen; the Republicans
thus having majority OF one over all on
Joint ballot.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

The position Of Nine. Grevy should be es-
tablished by the constitution, says Truth.
AS things stand she has no official rank, and
Imperial Or royal ladies coming through Paris
are not bound to take notice OF her. Nine.
Theirs never received call from the Prin-
La Marechale visited expresses and queens
who were passing through. and vas called on
ii return by the Queens Of Holland and Of
Belgium and by the late Grand Duchess OF
Hesse- Darmstadt. The Princess OF Wales
accepted an Invitation to the Elysee since the
CREWS went to live there. The ex-Queen OF
Spain has never set foot in that palace since
the MacMahons, to whom she used to give
political advice, left 1t. It occurs to me also
presidential family. The Duke OF Aosta Ger
tainly did, on the occasion Of his last visit, on
his way to Germany. But he says he made
no sign because Grevy did not send his mill
tary secretary to cali on him at his hotel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Thousands of ladies OF refinement have OK
pressed their delight at finding such delicate.
fresh. nowery fragrance in DR.. Prices Unique
Perfumes. Pet Rose. Alista Bouquet Evening
Violet and his other doors. Ladies and gentle
men of taste appreciate the sweetness of DR..
Prices Perfumes. For sale BY l. L. Lyons In
New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

Diocesan VISITATION The ap5ull do
1850 visitation al Fal y Church was m.de bg
Bsbnp Waffle yesterday. Gs wnci ho cIu-
ii ued Is rersous. Notsi hsiardlug he ,b:es!'
rnm as. &C: Of the wealth r, 8, nucl irterc.t
was d sp aged Oh he cccss,ou hst he CT ucch
WIS f eo to CIV fl '~ice, and the txlcs's b:'
irg lepQ'by the Congregation sutf red c,asld
srlbiy from heat and pressure. The cUmm Ut
lon s.,vcs. witch Mrs. Ely has heeo SO loog
and z aIously engaged iu s.curtg tir the
church, is at last complete. aud VS. shown at
tho church yesterday. The euc,nuus OF the
Bishop. D.. Pscsard and the visiting friends
of tho CHURCH wsre very erc ityiuC 10 the
ladies' who have lablred so hard aud so long
to cure ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

E6r The STOMACH CANNOT BE FREIGuTED
with greater trash than violent dia:tia purga-
tive True such =dcine relieves cohslipa-
ton for the time. but at the expense Of gre.t in
Jury to the intestinal canal, which 1t both in
4 mes and Weskens, thus uniting it for the
performance Of its proper functions. Widely
different Is the action of Hostst.er's Stomach
BitttIs. tonic sperient which produces Effects
prompt iuceed. hut never violent and convul-
cling. III. ,~..., $50 L~.--iY i"s -uente, ls
unohjectionsble .vor, iIs genial infusncs upon
the mind. aud ths tforouqnnsis OF Its remedial
action in cases # constipation, liver complaint.
and dysnepsis, combine TO render it q most dc.
sirall, f niy spec fc 1t il cresses both phys
ical vieor and subIs,nce trsnqu'lzss and inVig-
crates the nervous sr;.am. and gives an unwont-
ed relish Cor the food A winegl ASS three times
daily Is abou. the aversga dose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

The UNION Gospel MEETINGS. Mr.. WI
Iiaus preached yesterday marulus 10 the NJ.
Z Church on "Trys.." and 10 the ScoUd
Pc, bytoriau Chu,c1 at night on why will ye
Dip" a, the latter service h,ra was vr'y
l.rge Congregation, the NJ. Il Chur,h South
uorioy with the SecoOd Pfe,oytcran.
TIE meetings will 'rruus this week 10 the
NJ. i Church nth at p. 10. ard .. o.,
each day. The Readings at r. IN. will be-
nn he TsberDace. with illustrations o. the
blackboard Gospel services each Uighf
FIR, he Increased attendance and tho Dew
foes which sppear at tie meetiuss II is hoped
n deeper i1tert 81 than eyer is to perVsdo the
meetiogs OF this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23
Fatal cC!deut.

HARRISBURG Pc. June 23.-At Williams:
town, P.., this morningrs William Savage and
Lewis ". Snyder raachinis.s. aud .mts Hsr.
kins, boiler maker, were teirg lowered in tie
deep slope at tho WillismstUwn ColIiery. ihe
sprssder chain gave way. and the coup ants Ct
the car were precpit.ted 10 the bottom. dis
lance of over one hundred yards The two ms
chinists were instantly killed, and Hsrkins was
serit usly Injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

WHAT! been hVlns as long 80 you have,
aod III heard of Lar, qu,'s Aoti Bi lou Is t.
te.s? Tha3 are beooulog Is hous roo W'd
cvr,ywhtrs. Why. koow Of tuod IDS Il 81
have b.,u 3ureo OF Bill usness 81 d OF ck
Headache, there is ooiiog 10 c mp r, W. b
them. rhev CTS. %. psckag', or 81 90
b ,trle. and l ADVISE you 10 give them rial
right away All druggists bsv. them. NJ u
usactured ny w. K. Thornton, Baltimore, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

RIVER ITEMs.--rhe steamer Sue hea re-
sumed her route between Baltimore std tbl.
cly. max ng orc trip week.
The tux boat Kate wbie lowiog schooner
down from Georgetown, 90 Saturday evening,
br, Ike her shaft and had to be taken in charge
by hs tug Belle Haven aud brought to This
city.
The steamer Mystic 90 her up tip Satur
DAY evening disarrauged some CT her machin-
ely. ard had to toward h(r passengers from
lere by ferry boat.
The steamer Mary Washington got ashore
uetr 7th S rect wharf, 10 Washington. " s er-
day evening with p,r,y ct ,x,ursloeis oa
board and remained suck fast for "a hour or
two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

MILITARY CoUaTEsIEs The Washington
Lgn. I.f.u!ry ua.ssd iowa thr river this
NO nj. g 90 the ste IN r j 20 Mosely Gu rcu e
for B =, krone>'s I,4ud. Taey h.i lArs:
COW, d with them aud Anticipated IN 81 y'ble
tue. The Company Will return 10 nsht be
tweep uloe OIL ter clock and ~ii ne .r.s'ed
from tae wbar9as slot glr:he river ir"us w!ih
q display OF FIRE rorss. red Iisb's Il; by the
Aexsudris L. hr Infantry. The carruu IN ;!
lr Grant" will be sta:,ued Gu hug stree,
What and will FIRE salute. TIL 4! X:1h!i4Ls
have gotten up tho display as r ,csHmoiil 6
tteir appreciation Of the mauper 10 Whic:, ,h, y
were received 10 Wa,hicptop. on th,!r rr:atn
from Winch, scr, and hope to m ks |; q lise
demonstration. The arr,ugcnnurs arc unicT
the direction of Sergeant Geo. S. S.u!'h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

NJ OIL E.
As Assignee of the affairs Of s DEALHAb.
for the benefit OF his creditors, will coll out
within tho shortest possible time. his entire stot
Of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHINGS,
HATS TRUNKS, sc All " no are indebted
to the firm, by open account or note. will please
make pay msut 1T once, as l int end winding up
10 quick Is possible.
10 23-lm LEWIS ST BIN. Assgnee.
dor RENT-The FINE THREE STORY
E BHICk DWELLING, ON Washington st.,
sdioining UoclUr French's, gil be rented 10 u
careful tenant till oct lst at - low fxure.
GkE.HN q WISE,
10 2.w2w Agents tor !dsj. B. b. J.n1ey
wish: ng GOOD TABLE
~ BOARD CAN obtain it reasonable for the
SuInm.r. Also meals iurpis,ae Apply to
Mrs. q. J.. SIMPSON,
ie9l.3.s Nc. IL St Assph street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

ALARMING "A little daughter of Mr.: ChaS.
Goudrlch, while sitting 10 MIR. V. NJ. Tsylor's
store, 90 Royal street, last ovsn,og. was much
alarmed by Gcdiug Z Iivs snake CRAVINGS es
her arm. Tho reptile Was quickly shakes, on
and killed. 1t is supposed 90 have como from
o eighboriog house, where an attempts peioe
made TO tame some snakes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

PERsoNAL.-The many old friends of Rev.
Q Wheat, who heard him at the NJ. 2. Church,
las, eight, we're greatly pleased With bis effort;
especially bis foe voice and excellent command
Of language.
Nj j,r W. 3. Beckett. Of New 0 Lean vhf
hes been on visit to bis aged mother and other
relatives 10 this civ. for several days pasl,
sle,led for home this morbiog.
The Condition of Mrs. Dr.. Bsyne, nee A,hby,
who Was taken suddenly i'll at her home 10
Washington, last Friday, remains UNCHANGED,
aud she is now lying 10 very critical c5ncl'lop
from nervous proslratiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

NOTICE. TO THE pUBLIC?-ON AND
AZ, Err MONDAY, JUNE Q WILL
CLOSE NY E3raBLt5HNENC AT S
O'CLOCK. SATURDAYS AND EVEN
lNGS PRECEDING holidays En-
CEPrED. IA ZEN5rElN,
THE FASHIONABLE CLIO HER
3lJ SEVENTH 81, WASH, u. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

SAD DEATu.-Mns Sadie P~yne. and it,
ie1e<,tog urd attractive daug hter ct Ge1. Wm.
II. P4ync, Of FauQ lier, died at her father
bnGdi,y into wouauhood aud was The pride
aud Nv 9r III, household. Miss Payne had
many fri, ,ds 10 tb s city. who deeply s,mpa
thz,Wiih re family Of the deceased 10 there
bereavement. The tun-rsl took place to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

B'NA1 BIRTH Mt. Vernon Lodge. No.
259, /. o. d. b last plight elected he follow
,ug ofBc"rs Pr sideut. l. Browo; Wee Presi.
dat. L. Guldtmit'; s cretary, NJ. Uuao;
Treasurer, NJ Beodhein; Assistant Mentor, s.
Re,pheiusr; Inside Guard,au, j. kaufman;
Outside Gusr3isu, NJ. Heller; Tus,e.s, |.
Euhbs.s. |. Sctwsrz, Il. Suhloss. j. Ksuf-
IN N and J. psieiu-; lostaIiog Oh,=r. s. B!en'
Ep.m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

CoLOIED EELEBRATION-rhere was prlnd
caleur aI,ou in q leus nesr Bstury Rodgers,
,.s'erdsy evepipg by tho order Of Sous and
D .usbt=rs of Libul,y. large DEL gatlon Of
wuum amouotirg tn some two or three huodred
came d, WI trcm Washington. Tho services
consisted of prsyer singing and semou by u
colored preacher from tho District. The ole
tra'iou was g,ueu no for The beue6. OF u IN
Nsurch, AID c,lIeotion snoup,iog to SEINE
500 VAS ua6e. The Washington parties re-.
,urrod homo az late h ur of the evening. The
ser7ic; were considerably iutertered With by
{ be RAID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

Miss DUER AT HoME.-The Nv York
Heraid's correspondent e. Soow Hill, Nd,
tell graphs as follows:
"Mi.s Linio DUR, WHO was released from
imprisonment Friday, arrived at T. m 'ke
City that evening and vas rtc:ivsd With d.
uoDs;ralious of jJy by her friends. who cslled
upon her OF her fathr's house. 10 taking lsave
Of gentleman who drave her home iron Snow
Hill, ADD who bad x ressed polite wish to see
Der again whenever she visited that town, she
sid, L pever want to see Stow 6l agar;
| % done With c1uris AID pistols ftrsvar.' l.
will be remep hered that be pistol with which
she stlct Ella Hsarn Hes bought in Soow Hill.
Az 5000 90 judge Wilson passed sentebc, upon
the prisoner her lawyers entered into r. c'gnl
moe for the 6oe and her ffieb55 uas,ea pa
Der around for subscriptions TO heip tho ia'htI
Gay he moneY. bis slsnder mcars having bsen
exhausted by thu expenses Of the tiitL T"o
hundred dciars wss raised ia SaoH II Il and
vicinity 10 Ie7 hours. and the r m5lGter will
be subscribed by friends in Pvcomvke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

STRAY HoRsis three stray horses were
fouad 90 Krug street. last night BY Csp:. Webs
ter Of The police force, who turned them over
to officers Funks aud La. ten, BY whom they
were put 10 livery stable. The a6,naIs we're
Identified to-day by MI. Curtis b. Graham OF
the equity. They broke out OF their pasture
Yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

EXCURSION The teachers and scholars OF
the NJ E. Church Sunday School VII give 40
excursion 10 Marshall Hall 90 Wednesday
uext. The excursions gwen by THIS scnVoi
last year were among tho most eplovao'e OF INC
season, and the enc 10 be given on wednesday
will DO tuualy as pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

EIc5BEaG EICHBEhal RIoBBERG! Bar
ea,u.! Is ,g.us 81 B.rsaiLsl Rvsh! Rn.' IS al!
tn, 70, ,c 10 two. Go sni See IN, i'm eosc
stock. He l. just 't'lrg 10 full lice ol D',ss
Gouus. Selling III cnesl-cheap. ~ wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23
LOCa'. VIEWS.

WEATHER PauB .BJLlllEs, June %. 1879.
For L, NJ ode l as va alb a d nor hery
WIN 1871 9. onary, 'olowed by lowar tempera.
tue si, ~ higte' pressure partly cloudy,
'ol.o we'd b. clear .thec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23
The Hull Murder.

NEW YORK, june at is denied thst some
of M,s Huns jeselry has been recovered IN q
Boston pawn shop The popular interest IN Inc
mstter is utabsted but 10 new facts have been
DEVELOPED,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

s. DEALHAM Gas just returned from New
ork. suG has DOW he 6cest and most Select
STOCK Of CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS, FURN-
IsnINos ever before brought to this CITY; at as
to0lshpg low prlcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23
LOC.7F BRE vGT5ES.

A marriage licors, has been granted IN
Washington &c J smes Gay. of Caroline couoty'
Va. aud Aonie Williams, of FaCqaier cout'
~, W.
Mr George Z. Price to day received by eAe
steamer George Laary, a supply OF very DO !.
sGit wa'er fish, tay lore, trout. 10. wElcn VI
be of=r,d for sale at his bench in the L'afke'
70 moIrop; upJruieg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

CoLoRED MAsoNs Mount Moriah Com
usnderV. No. l, * T., # Alexandria, N t
on the l7,h inst for tie purpose of iostallog
tho following ofic r5 who has been electe d
previously j Mex. Ware. Egiiocnt Coca
msri r; S. H. Boldeu. Gsuerahs' 40; 1.
Ly, Prestu j D Brown, Senior vs. de, ;
David Joues. Jur,rt Warcco Samuel Kith,
Treasurer J. II. johnson. Recorder; r Fl.
Smith, Standard Bearer; J,ssph Haskius,
Sword Bearer; Wesley Tbs, Wardeu; Il. 3.
Kug, NJ. Fl Smith and 8. Goedsp, Guards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

THE FUNERAL of the late Owen k'nsloW
took place from st. Mary's Church this morn
ing, and WAS attended b5 the Al .udra Cs'ho.
lie Is 20, fetal ciety anti largs number OF
tiende
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

YEsTERDAY,-rDc Wza,ner yesterday was
p eassuS, ana the Dumoer OF persous on the
streets large. The Attendance At tie various
churches was coed R-v. Arthur 7. Cry
pr. ached 10 Christ Chu'ch, both m,rniog @nf
nieht. Rev. Fs'ber Lopus, Of Washington,
preached at St. Mary s Church, in tho morning.
R.v. Nj. Willlsms preached at the NJ 4
Church 10 the morning aoc iu the Second Pres
by,e,isn Cburcb at yisbt. Rev. Qliocy WIS o.
preached at The NJ. 4 Church, South, iu the
moruiug. aud 10 the NJ. 4 Church at hight. TIE
other pupirs were filled by the regular clergy.
Rt. R,v. Bishop Whitile col frmsd three PEI
sons at Meade Chapel, coored, last eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

SHOT HlMsELF.-Mr. Harry Price, a we'll
knowo young msn Of this city. entered ]. T.
Creighton g. Sons store CD King street about
loon to day, and asked to SEE some pistols. The
clerk showed him several, and after remarking
that friend 10 the country wanted one. be
made selection, AID asked or the cartridges
to f,it. A boz was handed him and be loaded
ito chambers. He then put his left hand 10
his pocse; as though to ray for the pistol, aud
While the clerks attention. was thus attracted,
he raised the weapon 10 his right hand and shot
himself in the head Mr.. Edwin Clark. the
clerk. attempted to slap the pistol from Mr.
Price's hand, bu. was TO- late. The ball co
tered Mr.. Pfics's head Just forward Of tho lieh
ear aud lodged 10 the bone there. The wound.
ed man fell to the fl or, and was speedily at"
tended by Dr.. French. who ordered his remova'
to his home where Drs Leai, aad Brown were
also called in. The sound is pfonouccaa Dot
dangerous. Nlr. Price was labrrug uad 5r 10
tense menta! excitement a. the tim. Of the &C,
cuirence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

CORPORATION CoURT.-C. +. Stuart, e:q (,
having Gully qu4li6-c as Judge Of the Corpora
licn Court, Will hold his first term on the 7th
ploxino.
He has entered an order in vscatioo, desis-
usting tho JuIy term for criminal business and
also one, ordering sp cisl grand jury for that
term.
The grand Jury sworn for Jaae term and
subsequently ordered 10 attend 10 July,
are thus absolved, and need not appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

COUNTY CoURT.-The jane term OF the
County Court. Judge James Sankser prts!d'
sug. conmercad this morning.
The day wss consumed in thu q1aNhcalop
of the various c.uoty othoers el'ctd 10 May,
who cave bonds 50 follows: Be- ,mio Austin,
Gl TX; $40 900; T S. Corhe't. Shr'iff $40 000i
J f. TIC. y, treasurer. $35 900; n l. II m.
C,nm ssicner If the II vruur, So 900; T. b.
Piu,, " A Rive ami 7. G. Sceutt, Super
viBors. 81 000 esch.
The Court then Adjourned uutil "Wednesday
N ,rriog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

ACCIDENTS MIR. Charles FL y. who iiVis
on " lkes street. Gear Pit, mr. with q lite 8
s, we're accident. across Hunting Creek. Jester
dsy. He bad cWotd a Cherry rec and Was
p,csiog The iIp.t wheo Dough br"ke. ihro" :"
lus hun TO the groucd, breaking !ls .ignt arn
and j. foriug other serious sod pai.iul l,JUr'cs.
H. Vi broupht to bis htm, in this city, where
D.. L, Wis rendered the Devessary surgical as
sIs'stce.
Mr.. Robert Meade. 0ho Is employed as o
brsk, man 90 the Midland Road, bai nis band
sevsriy mashed, whre oaup'iog cars near this
CITY, on Saturday evening. His i, i.ries arc not
Serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

FATAL AccIDENT-When tho east b:uod
train, 90 the Mana sSas Braocb of tho Midland
Road, was abou; fou: miles west of Front Royal
o. Saturday evening", man Was Gisoove:st
lying ou the track, short distance 10 front o.
the eneice. The brakes were at once applied.
sud svrrytbio2 possible done to stop the train,
bu. With Ut avail. aud oil Of he cars passed. over
the PROSTATE m.p, literally cutting i'm to
pieces. % eXauiDatico, it vas dIscoV: that
the body was that of a naG Damed Pa'uer,
shou5 thirty years Of eye, who resided near ii
sntse Of tho acolGe.t. He bad ueru 10 From.
Royal durog The day in az intcx!cate! oondi
ton. and it is sappcs d that co bis Way bonn
he laid dcwn Oh he rack 20 ga: the hentht u
TIE SHADE from large tree rear By OSiaE to
the shade and th da K o!ot6iuz ;setn by III
u: fortuoste nan he could n It b, seen uoul tie
train was GIT upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

POLICE ITEMS The following cass have
bte.. !. parted siuco Ss'urdsy:
Wa. Madcls, o"lured, for bang drurk and
d;sord. rly, % uplslnt OF Hugh Feevn Case
p.sltued, Cd sccuuat Of non appearance OF
complsi snt.
Acdrew Jackson, Will Jscksoa asd Charles
Burnelt. ell tered, for ais"r terly conduct a,
Lucss & O'Nca.'s trIck ysrj, wsre iged and
d schst.,d.
Absri Dulany. james Henderson, and Albert
Ho k,us oil ooorcd, for ihrowiUg btou.s ard
tr,sk'op windows. WIRE foed and discb<rsed
Emit Kelly Tor 81 usse language TO j 'hn
Barker, botb colored. Wss dismissed on payment
OF costs, by justice P.dgett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

For New York Custom made CLOTHING
warranted not to rip, SEE s, DFALHAM, e.
Kius 81. oCruer Of Fairfax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

LONDON. London is spread over about 1000
square miles. There is one death there every
SIX minutes, and one birth every four. The
growth Of !he p,pu'aliou il at he rate Of Is y
coo year, CT 2U5 each day. The total length
of streets 10 London is sbnu 600 miles; there
are built Every year abour 5000 Jew hOusls. by
which the lengths Of the sreels is Increased by
20 mee. Iu The jails there are an average OF
Is 900 prisoners Tho foreign born residents
IF London plumber about 1000; but 81 per
cent, of the whols population We're born out
of the city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

By ADAMS EXPREs,.-Silk Mis-, rew st.. Il
Eau. RuchlUgs. AID great mspy new noVelues
JUS, opeur ~ EICHBEBG'S. Je 9.2R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

WHY OF COURSE WE DO TIE BUSINESS -
kss-n We have The lsr1est sock. s6- Best
goods aid s5y-iowest pricss. Al olive a.
l. EICHBEPG,
ia g. Successor to Slsymukrr 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

Zephyr SHAwLs. all o1lor5 Of Buulinqs,
Linvu Lawn slIs'ye7. Just opened new line
az Ii"92sl [ EICuBERGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23
CANAL GUM 11EKCE

Arrived-Bus.s ID Kersey and h B,yer, to
American Coal Go; u JloveIidse and W II
Love- to Il ,mp s. Bait Ccal o.; T Coaneil, to
II .ry land Coal 20.
Dsla.tsd-Boats VIM Darrow and II Lovcr.
!d1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

Trouble cDumenc,s earl, ia life, " NO heari'
youog wife say, when the sent for bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Baby Syj 10 to tu {. the baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

ANGLIA TOWELS Bird Eye Diapers and
Honey Comb Q ATS ju.' opeoed and marked
down cheap at l. kICHBERG's. j. 9-2T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-23

The best FLANNEL SUITS. at IS S. SO AID
$l2, yuu will tiud a, s. DEALHAM's. 62 Kirg
d.. corner of Faufsx.