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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
Dead.

Mont forr, Of London. nephew CT the late Sir
Anthony Eothsehi!d, died at Ocean House this
morning of acute rheumatism. He arrived hsre
August Sd from huglaad. Es was reported to
be very wealthy. a Ihbbi will pa selt for 10
conduct the runersi ne he Was Jew, and the
body will b. forwarded to England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

TIE 3:%%3 p. II. train from Boston usfrowly
escaped t'-.og wrecked yesterday. A cross Tie
sat been thrn~u tccoss ;hc track. acd the CO.
Sln"~r managed 10 stop the trsia less than bait
Is car !"nvih IRON the obs ruotion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
The Turf.

MIsNEApoLls, MINI, Sep!. G.--The txhi.
bitten raca yesterday between Hopeful aud tho
psn:Gs marc Lacy. for special nurse ifs 81 900,
Va ~OD by Hopeful Time-2lSl, 2:2O, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Sept'r 6 1879
Fot tbs MID 3-.la.:ic SL,!es Increasing Ct nd.
ness, possibly followed by rain cross tastcrly
witd5 V2@cinG ID Watn7r soU!.9es.er.y, station.
arg or lover barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
By Green q Wise.

DIV At[eeu ~
Resl Eetste Agsnts aud Auctionearz
DY VIRTUE OF A DEGREE Of TEE
ID CORPORATE n Court for tbs city Of Alezsn-
dra. Va, rendered at its July term, 1879, in tho
chspcery cause OF Hooe va Hoos's d. oil ls.ra-
tor ct al I, the undersigned, special comm S.ionot
the 9sh day OF August. 1879 at II * u -
sell by public auction. to the highest bidder, be-.
tore the front entrance of the Corporation Court
House Of Alexsndria city, on Fairfax strutt, tina
VALUABLE BKICK aOU2E and Lnf or
GROUND, known as No. 125 King street. nov
occupied by AdoRis Glachet as dwelling and
confectionery.
Terms OF sale: Cash enough to pay cosls OF
suit and expenses OF SALE and the residue on
credit of six, twelve and eighteen moatbs; tho
purchaser to give bond and security :o',hs DE-
TERED psy@eG vi =. tbSad me nay o.
curity until she whole Of the purchase money
shall have been ptid. 4. z. MEREOITE,
~ 9-2awts specisl Commissioner Of Ssle.
- No bidders appearing, the above sale is
adjourned till SEPTEMBEh 18th, 1873, at the
E.E. MEREDITH,
aus 9-2swts Speci.l Commissioner of Sale.
T3RUsTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. FARM IN MOUNT VERNON DIS.
TRIOT-By virtue of the deed of trust executed
nv Daniel Tyler and wife to Gilbert Miner.
bearing date the 9Th day OF August, leGl, and
of record on the land records OF Fairfax county,
liber & No, 4. folio l56. and by direction Of the
marry secured thereby, the uuderSlgned Will. OF
Monday, the 10Th day of september. 1879.
lCourt day. at IL O'Clock noon, 10 trInt Of the
| do7r of the Court House Of said county. coll t.
The highest bidder that certain TRACT OF
LAND wherein the said Daniel lyle at present
resides, containing FIFTY.sIx ACRES This
land sojolns the lands OF Windsor, Iflplett,
Johnson and others, is of good soil, suscestible
of easy Improvement. aud is situsted about
y miles sou.h of Alexandria Term, OF sale-cssh.
CHARLES POTTBH Substituted
THOMAS MOORE, J Trustees.
| Fairfax county Sent "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
e. u. Staamer Kaarsaoe

PORTLAND. ME-, September 6.-The Z. 8.
S.ssm"T hesrsnse arrived hero this moraiag
i:oin cruise 10 the eastward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06
BY ONeal s. Lucas, Auctionsers.

ny " Noal u hQCaej AUCLlOu1eTSs
pY VIRTUE of deed OF trust, executed by
- A. s. Perpener and wife, bearing date On
tho 9th dsv of May, 1876, snd OF record in tho
Olerh's office of the Corporation Court for tho
city of Alexandria, Va. liber No. s, page 46s.
the subscribers. as trustees Of The German o..
operative Building Association, No. 2. of Alex-
andria Va ;" will, by order of the B bard of Dr.
rectors of the said Association, duly m ade. pro
coed to sell by public auction. on SATU I'D AY.
the lSsh day OF Septsmber. 1879, aitwe W m 10
front Of the Mar ket Building, on Roy al. street,
in the city of AleIsndris, Virginia, the follow
Ing described property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, With tic
BUILDINGS thereon, 10 the ssid city of ALEX.
andria situated on the West sid. CT Royal ctr ,e!.
between King and Prince STREETS, in front on
Koyal street. % fact 81 inches. more or less aud
in depth supposed to be- l23 feet iaches mo:o
or lees, with The right Of way over an alloy folr
feet vide extending along the south Inc of said
lot the distance of 40 feet. being the premises
now occupied by Clarissa Wa:hiu yton.
Terms of sale Cash on tho day of sale.
s ssSSSA Af ${ S$shAS' Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

loPrlNd'OFF.- he elegant rev building
u u, inc Messts. McBu oey. ct the cjruer Of;
nss'soington a6o hli 6 s!Teets. was "topped-
III to-day With appropriate ceremonies. 1t
- great ornament 10 tho Ieighborhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

FoRIEuN iRADG.--ihc clq:.n Of tho Nor
We2lao Oork. \ all, arrived here .his mo:rins
to enter At The CGssogi !! us, lis v"s,oI ia
|yIag At \ ;miai Gifts. sshcrt she vi take CO
cargo OF ia;!raad Il; a"d !ln.b,r f,r i4u era,
Germany. The SSH INK w, liia re cu.nU
tlo1 disrlC OF Aty.adrja, l.; f. cutar aad
cleGr from the Custom ilou'o her, although
some eighty uihs, fl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

DEAD Miss Lille r.oth, a. Interesting
eaush'er OF 7. Il. Trota, esq, died OF her
fAther's res;debce at Aeco,iok las: nisht. She
was Jus. tui0i e ibto womsuhood, and was
much beloved by all for her many graceful snd
Womaoiy traits. The beIcagcd father has the
sympathy Of the c tir. coumuujt;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

CANvASSERs. The Sla;o Constructive Tx
tGuLvc Ctulittec hss appointed the i3IIosioe
addl'locsl cauvassers:
~, Eighth CCper, sslOnRl d;stra;-HeDry ".
lhons!. L1udon cnuoty--Cri.t. J. ". F,s
ter, Msi1r T.. II. Lee. Cake o5u?ty-A
Moore. IT,, Aogus ". MD,bsd, AID David
Ii. McGu!,c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

HE MINkRS cTRIKG Tho sia:e 81 affairs
ut TIC c'a! mncs cCuiiuu2' unchanged. M
miDcfs Sic ct wO!k except a l.g FIR It's Ffank,
Ito Compauy, who ser pa c1 iemr0lafi'y, 81;
inc sd7ancld ra!c, aad scIac 10; ihe GeOfre' j
Nteek, Piedmont aud S~antoa c9mra.irs, who
wolk st Cd rates. TIE w9,k =, III, Eorc;p
sbsit hes been 4 Discontinued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

SCHOOL PERMITS The srao,ag Of permits
10 coOrcu ldreu to enter he ruSlc school,
was Concluded this evening.
be number graoted was : Boys. 90; ei,ls,
III: total, 2l0. Las: year tbs number srau'cd
~ to the same time was Buys, 81; girls. l2+;
lCtal, POS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

DIFFICULlT.-A difficulty occurred 90 Tbs
local 1rain from WashloEtoc, late les: cgeuips,
oeiWecn tWo cliZaEs, WHOA rxeiled consider
aoIe ha:m. amongst the !aGies 10 lie ladies
e. AID G. nNdeIablc comG.eDt smoog The neu.
az one tim: aonve ho5,il!!cs Yer: 'hTGatored.
Out they we're Prevented by TIE COOKERS o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

MEETING IN FAIRFAX -Ths:a IS ia be a
RIand nas- Dcetlcg OF the waters Of Far!ax
who favor The settlement Ct mo State Gcht. uu
ar he McCuoch bill. q: FA.sisx G. Il. 90
Moudsy. tie II int. Toc meeios wi!! be I'd,
dressed by Mi .r Jchu W. Dl1ie!. Gaa. ". IL.
r. Lee, Juise II. W. Thouss, Capt. i. i
smIth AID q orco 4. Mushh3ch, ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

= Liverpool Gisostch says: I'm consequence
this wsrE wtrs generally rGist. Whss. sloat
is steady, cs'g2ps in al positions bang firmly
hs!d, BIT buyers ara reluctant to psy The prices
deMauGed. Tao market WIS lhinly attended
yesirrdsy, hut business was transacted in wtest
:os tsir extent beth red and white supporting
Tues days. prices. Corn was spsringIy offered
and closed firm st an advance of e penny"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

ROCK LA ND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
NV ~ SANDY EPRIEG, Md.
-. MS institution, established on the closing of
H'anmofe School, formerly conducted by my
siater, Cardiac FL. KILLER. will reopen SEPT.
10Th. a full course Of instruction will be giyen,
Win Lectures upon History, Bellies Leatres and
FOR CIRCULARS, giving terms and other psrtic.
ulars, address
henry G. HALLOWRLL. AM,
Jy 7-eoon Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

|TOMMIS3IONERS SALE OE LAND IN
~ FAInFAX COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
VERNON-By virtue of the DEGREES Of the CIR.
cult Ocur. of Fairfax county, pronounced at its
November ternl, 1874. srd Juns term, 1879. in
the suit Of Joho Haislip sgainss JAS s. Msders
and others, We shall. at IL IN on MON DAY.
the 18th dsy OF September ensuing (Court day,
"a front of the Court L ouse Of sad county sell
By public auction. TO the highest bidder, that
TRACT OF LAND wntrson the said james =.
N Srdcrs at present resides. situated on Pohici
CT. VIZ, aud containing 60 tut l76 acres tho exact
quantity to be made known on tho day ct sale;
1t hts u pom il o comfortable DWELLING
HOU 81, with the usual and necessary u.bui!d.
ings COOL orchard, and is vsry productive
farm.
TEENS of Sale: Ono hundred dollars cash. t.
meet costs and expenses Of sale. and the reaidue
10 thres equal annual pay uents 10 bssr Interest
from the day Ut tsle, and to b, secured by tho
notss of the purch .ser, with good pos onaI se.
curity, and rstentlon Of title until tha las. psy-
ment is made. b w. THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE.
aug l5-w4w Comm'rs. Of Sslo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

TRUSTEE'S SA LE OF TWO HUNDRED
l. ACRE FARM, ADJOINING MOUNT
ERNON-Un SATURDAY, September 70,
1879, ut II M, in front of the Post: flee, Alexan-
oria, Va. the subscriber. as trustee IN o deed Of
trust from Edwin 2. Rowland and wts, dated
July 10, 1867, will sail, by public auction.
TRACT OF LAND, 10 Fairfax county, adjoin.
ing the Mount Vernon estate, containing 2O4-
66 lou scres being part Of tho original MI.
ZGPAYR EST ATE
Terms: $4,000 cash; the residue in one and
two years, With Interest to be secured on the
property. s. FERGUSUN Is .ACd,
aug 16-eots Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

Coal REPoRT.-The following is report OF
Inc rer"Ip;s md shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

SLTHEaT SRA, White ard Brown Mid
w diings, nhp=!uu Hay, Germ and Oats for
ssle 81 i delivered TO ali parts OF the city by
su,25 CHAS. :. TAYLOR, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept Stocks strong Money
aa6. Flo i quiet Wheat fairly active Corn
moderately artvs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
Electric Light Safe.

Russia seems determined that her men of-war shall not accidentally be run down, nor run down other ships through lack of proper appliance for prevention of the tersi- blc disasters by collisions such as have in 90 many cases shocked the world within year or two. Patterson, Now Jersey, has an eX- teDsiye locomotive shop, which Is capable Of manufacturing other things besides steam machinery. Its iron works have at times given employment to nearly four thousand men, It is to this manufacturing establish ment that the Russian Government has sent its oruers for the construction of seven im- mense electric lanterns, 10 be exhibited al the bows of seven of their largest~ men-of- war. The illuminating power will be so grest as to leave no excuse for not noticing their approach.
 It is 10 the credit of Russia that she thu: shows a disposition to lead the way for a greater range of safety inventions and ap plications for preservation of human life and property on the ocean. The great numnei of shipwrecks during year O. two past, will the fearful loss of life accompanying th, disasters, ought to be sufficient to call inJo exercise ali the genius of man to find c invent means of prevention. Many of thest destructive collisions would not have occur red had either vessel been provided witl more reliable preventiyes than las usual,
 been the custom. The cost is not 10 D, taKen into account wAon balance1 againS the possible loss of ship cargo, armamen and crew.-Alta.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
san r-anel.eo Hide and Woo, Market.

We clip the following in regard to the
 Hide and Wool trade from the Weekly Ex- amincr of December 2dthl
 bIoEs-Dry Hides are steady at i5@ 6c
 for usual selections; Dry Kip and Calf. 'tei,wt3: light salioj Hides, se 9c; Kip ss. hcavy saiied Steers 6cf Saitod Calf, ie ioc. Peits. long wool, i0g soc. X teie- gram dated to-day quotes the New York markc. dull and weak.
 Receipts aTC triaing, oiocks on hand running low and market duil ard y eak fpI anything except choice to siuc;ly choice. oi which ihe,e is little CD he Hau. Nominal quotations arc. Mendnci1o and Huml,aids. i5Ut tSc; Sacramento snd North. cra, 9tf Isc: Southern, aet iec. Oregon. i9 a sac for Valley. and l4etl lS for Eastern.
 A dispatch dated New lork December 2lsi,
 Is as follows: Wool is quiet the total sales sf tha week amounting Co i.5G+ 900 ibs. ;hc .ar-e.s f.r some wocks, but tae bulk nf
 these sales was the rcsult0f concessions, and
 prices for desirable WOols ruled low. Nan ufacturcfs. with few exceptions, are purchs-
 sing as suafiauiv ss possible. aai holders
 are di na<c1 10 meet the market at low priccs. Sasnc of thc leading mills are tssiug advantage uf tho present dull state
 af trsdc and anniiauo Do besT down priaes, hoping Co stock up sufficiently ahead at loW
 syafcs to bridge oveT ,hs year, and iH this
 ibev have partially succecdcd. although
 there is n great pfessuFs Ca -sU ca iae
 psrt of holder
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
THE o'DoNNELL CHHoNICLE ISLANDER
 SUIT.

Charles C. C.o'Donnell. member of the Con- st;tutional Conventions, seem to have made B fatal mistake in bringing suit against the San Francisco Chronicle for defamation of character.
 The investigation in court has shown that ODonnell is not only not physician, but that he IS the vilest of the vile ignorant abortio nists who feed upon the frailties of unfortunate women who are willing rather than to have their shame made public, to take the chances of losing their lives by trusting themselves Tn the hands of such quacks as O'Donnel.
 The facts brought cut in the trial make a stronger case. by far. against the plaintiff, O'Donnell, than the Chronicles accusation and Judge Farrell promptly dismissed fine case, remarking that it would be an insult to an intelligent grand jury to send itbcforC them.
 The defendants wlll take measures tC have the plaintiff indicted for murder in the producing several abortion wherein the victims died under his treatment. The wor1ingmen who have been imposed upon. and who have this pretender to th' Convention should hold meeting and pub ! icly ignore him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03

\ SAND STORM ON TIE DEsERT.-Day be
 fore yesterday the outgoing Yuma train left
 Los Angeles on time. Everything went on
 as usual until ii approached Cucamonga Station. At this point sand stdrm of
 extraordinary violence was encountered. The train was soon obliged 10 stop. Super iuteudent Hewitt was at once communicated with by telegraph and men were dispatched from all quarters to clear the track, but utterly wi;hgpt avail. The train was de- 1 layed some fifteen hours When VIC state that the rails for distance of three or four miles were covered with sand to depths ranging from one to three feet, the force of
 the wind may be coniecru-ed. The simeon,
 or sirocco, or whatever it may be called
 came whistling through the Cajon Pass as
 though it were discharged from a funuel ! The incoming Yuma train was delayed for an hoar and 8 half through the storm. Some seven years ago a whirlwind poured out oi | the CajOn Pass, which took substantially the same coursc as the wind day before yes ieriay. The line of plain traversed by il was fbout tniSe miles wide, but it forth
 nately stopped right at thc cage of ihe cele- braled Cucamonga vineyard. For much of this width the soil was shaved of as with a
 knifc. being carried re,s;lcSsly oser the | Cucamonga plains 1and was piled 10 ( night of several feet over the root of the
 station of the old stage company, making a total sand-drift of over twenty-fect high ! The storm of the other day must have beer | twin brother of that.-Los Angeles Herald ! December 9lgf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
THE MAsozIC INSTALLATION

Last evening, being the anniversary oi S,. John the Eyangeiis;. Dec. s7th, was the occasion or large gathering of the ladies and gentlemen of Prescott at tae Third District Cour. room. to witness the public installation of the newly elected and ap- pointed officers of Aztlan Lodge, No. i1', F. X A. M.
 All the available room outsiie the bar was filed bv well dressed and well behaved people, before : o'clock, at wilich hour the members of the order, marshaicd by Past Master Gao n Kendall, master of cerc- monles for the occasion, entered in double file and took seats within the bar. The choir selected by brc II C. Howe. under whose direction thr music was conducted had already taken their position in tho west end of the trial jury box, with the organ in front ot them prtsidsd over by Mr. Frank Fremont Governor Fremont and anumhcr of ladies occupied thr Sherifs platform MT Fremont performed n voluntary on tue organ. when in ilic au scUCo of Chaplain Gil m0rr. who VI, little tardy in arriving C.. W. Cnrtis. retiring w. NJ. read prayer, after whlch ihe chnir sang selection, and the installation took place in thc following order. Past Master G W. Curtis, acting as installing officer. and Pasi Master Kendall as master ot cerrmonios.
 OFFICERS INsTAGLEni
 IT Butler, Master; Morris Goldweter, Junior War,icn; Jul \. Rodrnburr, Seni0T Warden; E.j Cook. Treasurer; W \ Kelly, Secrci9rv. James Cough, Senicr Deacon Frcd. c. Blcthi. Junior Deacon; John Gil sei and Frank Hcatinc. Stewaris Geo. D Kendall. Marshal. and l6s Ehlo. Tyler.
 An address was thcn made by Bro. Thcs Fitch, the fu,l text which We pablisa to day, The choir again sang. after which the new ,y installed Master rvturCd thanks to ihc people iot their a4eGlsnCe upon the cNCy- ciscs. which closed with a hcnedic,ioR hy Chaplain Gilmnrc. t.s,A The occasion was very pica snt cuc. aUa will bc rc' mcmsorcd D. ong of Pre-oott's elegant social events.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
Borax for Colds.

4 writer in the Medical Record cites a number of cases in which borax is proved q most effectual remedy in certain forms of or loss of voice in public speakers or singers from colds, relief for an hour or so, as by magic, may be often obtained by slowly dissolviDg, partially swallowing, q lump of borax the size of garden pea, or about three or four grains, held in inc mouth for ten minutes before speaking or singing. This produces a profuse secretion of saliva, or " wa'ering,n of the mouth and throat probably restoring the voice or tone to the dried vocal cords, just as "wetting" brings back the missing notes to flute, when it is too dry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
Ite raussdfor aErrly.

"Ncs. fellow citizens. said 9 wIld Wc.t- ern orator, 'with gold at par, crccnhack> a. a premium the taV taken off raW whisFy. our dehis ail pad. and Iihcrtv- dear old gal--ha- go Hrs ufr-- .ai tbr American eagle an a1difiousl arrsv sbd l.csh olive branch. l a-k what is te p-cyrat us from being tao greatest Veapleou earth. rauar for a rply Just at tai~ point mellow old egg eNploied right oa thc bridge of his Rose. snd Ee sa3ya ~tbc pause wiI Can- ilnuc until cau jnr.i thc .julia on, o thc lsp cared lsl,cr tg4t siuag thai c--whoop let me st hitar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03

Cor TRANsPosED.-By some accident tie heading of the Marysville, Ky; Banner of Freedom, got transpossd the other day, and the next day the nuplials of old Mir. Penny packer, who had married young lacy of sixteen, appeared uHder the caption of Gold biooded and Terrible Deed.' while report of the murder of Mir Bo.ts was announced a. "A Most Delightful Affair" Ever since that issue, Mir. F. has been sitting on the carriage steps, in front of the Banner oTice with shotgun, waiting for the editor to come out, while Bsyts' brother-in-law is patroling the back-alley, waiting to head of that efficient journalist with club.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
The snnshern oac.,ien.

senator Blainos speech contains the fol- lowing paragraph.
 In Iowa and Wisconsin, therefore, it takes iSs,00o white population to send @ representative to congress, but in south Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana every 60 600 white people send a representative. In other words. C0,0QO wai;c people in those Southern states have precisely the same DO liiical power iD ttc government of the country that l32,0 GOO white people have ia Ioea and Wisconsin.
 Which he profc~scs ,o explain by the characteristic statement that The coiorcd voters in the SosthrgB states mentioned "had uo more voice or power than their remote Kindred CT tho shore of Scnogsmbia or the Gold Coast"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03

Hon. II. S. Stevens has placed us under obligations for valuable documents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
N1NpAV

The Mogolloucs. We yndsrstsad. arc coy cred with some Is inrle> oi nice. white snow.
 As the orowuing act of his touring in Europe. Grant will visit thc Emerald islc The year sa is about ,o catch us- 1880 will catch Grant.
 The Bcar,i of SurcyNisors met again this morning and resumed work, sndiiiog ae- counts against the county.
 Four countjcs in Mar, 'ars. under local option laW, have voted 'or th prot ih'tion o' ls,.n,i s>tsip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
Murderer Hanged.

ST. JoHV. Quebec. recembcr s3.-- CyPri- CD CestofIalaF. de Na'abel was hsngJd to- day for tbc muuacr of Nainieu Mathron When on the scad1ld Ccstrofulcz said in a 'oad and dramatic voice |" Gentlemen. thank my cood friend. ia ihc county oi tb,t,ilic. anl also in the 2 u.iei State, for ise kinuucs> that has hesa shown mo. have been ,ers high in iar world and now am ai-asf: ta fslt C-i himself alone knows ana n1t guilty. l.e si.l ,ia me ias- iicc Good bye iurui., E-oj lsvc. gentle ssaa % Beiooe the rrPr vas p.aee,t snfgnd the neck ol Co.to.usz Ia physiciaa sug- gestrd that hc nmase ht ca..sr, He re. piled. ' No. mnghi catch cold
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03
1h. n.l1ara ,I,lrrnr.Ir- fs.r.

The spifrre murder case wss conciutici in Oaslsad os Sat4ris5 morning. Judge Yuie heid D-. HHckland io spPcsr hesafs 'he Grand Jury to anaWer to ihs charz' 7; manslauxAicr BAl was Gxcd iH ihs sum If SS.nao pr Bucklsnd st once gave lad, with HsTry Irwin and EIuzh sheer ss bonds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-03

Tacrc is much complaint la Missouri about the lv prices ut fsrm precincts. Tkerc Is aa abundsnr, cf grain. b-RS aed l.zy n tbs s'sic, baf tac prices arc sa low uiat it viN uet -ey m ship tbCm to mAkci. Aissvuri isc ublicaa.