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The daily gazette., 1879-07-01

1t Is announced from Bosom that
Governor Talbot has not de6nitely con-
sented to renomination, but his friends
think he may be induced to yield to
urgent requests to become . candidate
before the State Convention.
The Democratic State Convention of
Maine will meet In Bangor rt8day.-
Abraham. Sanborn has been selected for
temporary chairmaship.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01

Several Vassar school girls were found
fencing in the gymnasium with broom
sticks. A professor told them that such
an accomplis hment would not help them
to secure husbands.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
Psrasols, aIoves and Fans.

Ladies In search of the largest and
best assortment of parasols, fans and
gloves at popular prices, should 60 to the
Bee Hive, 300 Market street. je 28-6t.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
DIED.

BAYLIS.-On saturday, June 2Sth, 1879,
OF typhoid pneumonia, samuel T. baylis,
in the 30ih year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family,
mem bers OF the Friendship Fire Company
ano the Fire Department in general, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No. 10 LamOtte
street. 18th ward) on Tuesday afternoon,
at 4o'clock TO proceed toRiverview Gene
terry.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
FinsneisI and Con. .n ercial.

WILMINGTON. Del.. July 1, 1879.
L list stock Quotatioas furnished by
aeald 4 Co., Clayton House Building
VIII ~in ton, Del. at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
Ono Drunk.

The only oase disposed of by the May,
or this morning, was one drunk. usual
dno and costs. IA ElAAt@
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01

b CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON As
the season Is fast approaching for the
prevalence of Epidemic Diseases. the
board OF Health are desirOus that tho
sanitary condition Of the city should be
kept as we'll a. II Is in their power; they
earnestly ask the cooperation OF the eiti-
zens in their endeavors. 1t is the determi-
nation OF the Board to strictly enforce all
ordinances In regard 10 Nulsances. or per-
Persons having com Ia ints to make can
make them to any Of the following named
members OF the BO .rd, and said COM
plants will be attended to with prompt
First Ward Milton Bowers, No. 200 w.
Second street; Henry Bleyer, No. $40 West
second Wsrd.-Meyers Hayes, No: 2ls
King street; Ezekiel Bennett, Townsend
street near Lobdell.
Third Ward.-Dr. N. B. Morrison corner
Fourth and Madison streets; August
Bickla. corner Foyrth amt Tatnall streets
Fourth street T. Ellwood singley, ca
.efte ONCE, or iO7 Lombard street.
Fifth W Ward.-James Monaghan, No.22i
W. sixth street Bernard p. Hasson' NO
sixth Ward.-H. II. Hawkins: No. Jos
e. Fourteenth street James Kennedy
fss seventh Ward.-josepn y. Seeds, corner 2,
Thirteenth and Scott streets, John W,
Hawkins, No. 1901 Market street.
Eighth Ward,-D. O'C. Kenny, No IlS
Pine street; George W. Hepborn, No. SOS
Ninth Ward.-John Mcsorley, No. 2i21
Market street Geo. w. Grifnth, Thatcher
Tenth Ward,-Hewson e: Lannan. No.
q. Jackson street, Winfield d. Byron
No. 9l2 Elm street.
Information may also he left with the
following Executive Of1cers: Easterr
DISTRICT, Daniel H. Thomas, No. 62l Lom
bard street. Western District, Wililan
bowers, No. 200 West street.
e. B. FRAZER,
| t.so-st Secretary Of theBOard.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
ShiDment of Cars.

Parents cannot he too careful In guard
ing the health Of their babies. Only a
good and reliable medicine should be
given to them. DIR. Bulls baby syrup.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
Local Stocks and Bend d..

Local Steo1xs snd Bends.
National Bank Of Delaware. ........... 40
First National Bank. 1885
Union National Bank.
National BAnk VIII. and Brandy wine.. SO
rarmeys' Bank. 50
Wliminston Goal GaJ Company "a
delaware r. r. %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .2sx
Delaware Western r I, Go Stock, ID
Phila. VII. Baltimore r. Z. Co... 65h
Wilm 4 Northern r. X. Co. ...........o o2
Delaware Fire Ins. Co..
Delaware State Bonds ..................l16
Wilmington City g.. 6s.....................io ice n
Wilmington C1ty 81. 5e....................l l0114
New Castle County Loan. ................ 102
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ..... i02
Delaware Railroad extension. ......... i0i
vii. Passenger Railway %. ist mort. 100
Stock,
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. 90
Masonic Hall Co. o............,,..,,....,, 2
The daily gazette., 1879-07-01
Letter Carriers Happy.

Wilmington letter carriers are happy
over the final passage Of the Letter
Carriers Bill" by Congress, and its ap-
proval by the President. Under the pro-
visions 0fthls bill their salaries will be
increased about S100 per year each, and
If Postmaster Pyle secs. proper their
labors may be lightened, as he 10 now
authorized to employ an additional car
rier, at a salary Of $400 per anuum.
The Prospect Park M. e. Church
and Norwood Hall Association, Of Della
ware County, Pa, will give an excursion
to Rehoboth on Saturday, July 10th.
Train leaves depot, Wilmington, at 7:30
a. m. Ticket $3.50; children half price.
Shipment of Cars.
Six new cars for the Long Island Rail-
road and one for the Rochester IN. ~
and State Line, left the Jackson &
Sharp Companys' car works yesterday.
paranta canuot ha too carefiil in puard.
The New York herald., 1879-09-01
WILL THINK IT OVER.

Martin Powers. of Harlem, was not very success
full In his latest matrimonial venture. judging from
the events of the past week. Although united
three months his wife only few days ago applied
for the of her better half charge of aban
donment Failing to obtain warrant. she is alleged
TO have abandoned her husband and received
into the family of her sister. Mrs Thomas Delaney.
at No. 1888 First avenue. Absence from his partner
had tendency to revive the affection OF Mr. Powers,
and on Saturday night he gently tapped ut Mrs.
mentioned. His wife declined to MIN. and quito
disheartcned, Powers took seat on the landing at
the head OF the stairs, WHERE after awhile, he fell
asleep. He dozed until near one O'Clock in the
morning, when he awakened by pressure
on his throat and peculiar sensation from
II was only MIR. Delaney. who had his
hand between his collar and neck, while
Delaney's wife humping his skull with large
potato masher. Under the influence OF this COM
bination Mr. Powers relapsod again into uncon
seriousness. and remained in that condition until he
Twelfth precinct who found him en- the lower land
ing oficer Levy says there was at least half gh-
Ion of blood under the head OF Powers when ho
brought the latter to his but as regards tho
exact quantity the officer may possibly have made
mistake Mr. Powers was removed to the l26th strees
station house, where Surgeon Steinert dressed an
ugly wound ON the back OF his head. The head,
face and neck of Mr.. Powers were covered with
blood yesterday morning whom he was brought into
the Harlem Police Court, where his brother-in-aw
hearing OF his arrest had preceded him to prefer
charge OF disorderly conduct. On hearing Ofhccr
Lovy's statement however. Justice Wheeler refused
to entertain the complaint, and advised Mr.. Powers
to prosecute Mr.. aud Mrs. Delaney for assault and
battery. Mr.. Powers left tho court room promising
to think the matter over.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-19
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his forhcom Il
entitled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
ED- In DISTRICTS FORMERLY RAyAatD ny

EeD IN DISINIUI5 VUKMEKLf NAVANtD by
foVer and sgUo. immunity from the dreaded
scourge is enjoyed ty those who have rendered
their systems malaria proof with Hostetter's
Stomtcn BItters, the best Preventive and rene.
dy. QliniI.o cannot compare with it ia efficacy
and is anything hu! eaf,. physicians commend
the Bitters for its remedial and rcsuscitatng
properties. and tho closest analysis reveals moth.
Ing IN the composition Ola deIeterious nslure
1t doeS lot deteriorste, is An agreeable cordial
as well as potent medicine, and when nixcd
with brackish or unwhole:nmo wster ncu.rsl-
lzes its huftful properties. Tho denizens of ma
larious localities not only in tho United States,
but the tropics, regard i. us TN Invaluable pro-
lection, and in hosts OF families il ia kept con 0
stsntly on hand. As the lido OF emigration
spreads farther westward, tho demsnd for it
among those compelled to encounter tho vc;gai-
tudes Of climate, constantly increase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
For come time spirit of lswlessness hiss n

For some time spirit of lawlessness hiss pre-,
vailed in the old Molly Mcguire region between
fitlston junction and Scranton. Outrages have
been perpetrsted in the suburbs, frequent acts
OF lncendiarism occurring. Last night the gang
attacked passenger train on the Lsckawanna
and Bloomsbury Railroad, They signsled tho
engineer to stop, but he, surmisng the danger
Of complying with their signal, let on steam.
Inc response WAS vollsy OF shots Kidding the
cab, and one bali plouQhed through the scalp of
tbe brave engineer. There were about twenty
IN the attacking party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

The Coal TRADE.-rho Cumberland News
says: The Borden Co. resumed work at the
shaft Tuesday at 50 ceDs 6 too. The Bi;en
Avon Go. resume to day ct 50 ceIt'. They
will shio by canal The Potomac and S~snion
Coz at Bsrou have also resumed at 50 Gems,
and the Piedmont CO. is said To be paying the
same rate. The Constellation has not &c: 70.
sumed, tut from Indications It Is thought thai.
will probably do so shortly. The employees a.,
the canal wharf have been ordered to pnt hem
solves 10 readiness for work. At the pres,ut
low stage of water in the canal 10 heavy SHY
meats can be made"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
Ine mississippi River Improvement
Convention.

- QUINCY, ILL, Oc!. l7.-Ir the Mississipp
hiVer Improvement convention yesterday after.
noon. the M lrtY report was discussed aud
ADOPTED, after which the convention adj lurned.
MS report set firth that the improve m aut Of
tho Mississippi aud It's navigabIe trtut ,res is
vi paramount importance. because the great
GuIk OF oomMnrcs AID Seaith is conferred there,
that while Sluca the foundation Of the COUNTRY
one hundred millions have bee1 expended On
rivers and harbcrs, not ooe tenth of that sum
has been spent In the Mississipni qaay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

FIGHTs.-The warm weather is beginning 10
produce results ether than compiling large
elderly g-u!emeu to stop, Full out their rcd
bandatna. wire the porsniraion from their
brows, aud eEc'aim, Nv Oew !" When tho
blood becomes heated. little has to lie let off,
ard some men. ips'c. I'd of going t. III. doctor
and being blcd. think tho best Way is 10 fight
II OF. Two fights Occurred lest night, that Ct
two co!ored meo, who we're tias d and discharged
BY Justlcs Nails. ard enc in au alley Of the
city, between two men, partners III an oyster
sbu:klDg establishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

Police REPoRT.-Thcre Was but oao ease
st the Mayors office to day. AID that Was four
negroes for Staging and creating a noiso Oh the
street, whicn was dismissed by the Mayor for
want Of evidence.
Justice r. H. Sauntoa had q c,s, before
him for assault srd battery, which be Gistni5st
co payment Of costs.
Benz. Young, on complaint Of i. Cook, two
hucksters. fer abusive language, was before
Justice vtjoy. this mo.ling. who compelled
Iourg to pay the 'sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

HOTEL ARRlvALs.-Nmsion HouS: j -.
J. Carpor, Va; j. heishman. Ballwort; Il.
II. Mitchell. Boston. Mass; n. n. Rogers,
Paris, Va. Mr.. }. NJ. Shoemaker, Baliimorr +;
Mrs. HGrpor, Mas VI. h Sno9m1l;.r r, Mss s.
Shoemaker and John Gill, Baltimore, Nj J.
B. Thornburg, Pa. 4. }. FuHz and sou, Mil
dale. w.; Lonis Strothcr Va; p. S. Gccl
uauer, Paris. Va; Wa. Gtuhm, Baltimore
s. p. Waller. New Yok
Tontmc-R f. Fnrr. Fairiox. Va: Gecrl,
F. Harrison. Fairtsy, w.. II. u. B!uap,r,
MoIristoSn. Pa; S. G. Wagner, Ai!olt wa,
Pa; Mrs. NJ. W. Wlls sod Join Wiz Nd ;
j. NJ. Pater, Warreu'ou. Va; Gen. W. Ii. +.
Lee, Fairfrx; +, Fl. B.lery, Brcutsve, Va
}. B. Compton, Page coutiy, Va; W. Doaell,
Fsuquier. Va Jane. Sullyau. Va; A. e.
Oven, Portsmouth,. Va; Jau!es Koss, Va i; $.
h. Harris. I,x.:; j, Ii. F,nw!ck. Washing
too, D. e.; Wm. s. PARCEL, Md W. a. Eds
lio, Prince Georges couny. Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
Gen. Grant.

HALsN OEkG.H. Oot. lG.-.5rneral Grant End
hls party left hers Ut Q o clock thiJ morning fur
Portland. md arrived there safely in tho oven.
Ing. On the rou.o tho General was cheerod,
ard the creates. enthusiasm exhibited at evory
plsce Whpre tho train stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
BY ONeal u Lucas, Auctioncers.
by VIRTUE Of lecrao Of tho Corpori
AZ Court Tor ihA city rf Z ln1nndria Va

pY V1kTU 4 Of lecr5o of tho CORPORATION
~ Court for ths city Of Alexandria, Va rem.
dered st tho Oc!obor term, 1870 thereof, in the
cnsncery cause Of Pierpoints admir-. VS. Pier
point ct ais, tbs subscribers, as commissioners
OF sale, In lhe said cause, will expcss for sale at
public auction. on TUESDAY, tho 18th day of
November. 1879. at y IN, in from! of the Mar.
Ret Building, On Royal street, in the cty Of
Alexsndris, Virginia. tha roal estate in the said
decree mentioned to wit: The TENEMENT
and LOT OF GROUND, in tho said city OF
ale1andrls situated nj tie southeast intereeo.
tlon OF King and Washington streets, in front on
hipg street is ieet aud extending southwardly
IN depth 20 feet, subject TO q rent charge in f.,
OF STU tt3 per annum, being the premises, for.
merly occupied By John r. PIarpoint.
Terms CT Sale: One tenth Of the purchase
money in cssh ard tho residue in three ,ousl
pay !nents at q, II and l9 months respectively
from the dsy Of sGe, with interest from the day
OF ssle; The deferred payments 10 be secured By
the notes OF the purchaser, with approved secur.
lty, and tho retention Of the title 20 the pryperty
until they arc paid.
=. FERGUSON BEACH,
ALBERT STUART,
oct lI-2a@t; Comm'rs. Of Ssle.
NFBSSRs w. R. WARFIELD and J. NJ.
AHA HILL bsve rented tie
FAX GROUNDS,
and will have it open daily for psr.ies who wish
10 exercise their horses
All parties interested will plesse meet at The
Fair Grounds on Saturday evening, between the
hours OF 3 and O'clock, where terms, SC will
be stated
Grounds csn 10 rented on tbs most rasson able
terms. WAKEFIELD s. HILL,
Ofce u King street.
oCt !! - hlexandIls, We.
FoR SALE Or Rem
TIE MILL PROPERTY,
on Princess street. Iesr the depot of lhs Wash.
Ggton and Ohio K. +.
Fer particulars, &c. spp!yt 10
oct l7-2w q. +. LEE, Jr.
NEW HOAINY aid BEARS received and
~ for tsle by Lcct III r. w, AVERY.
4 i ELECTION FOX 4 MRAsgR or
a The BOAHD OF AID hMEN FROM
The FIRST WARD TO fiji the vscsncy c.nsed
by the resiEnstion Of J. e. Burroughs, ESQ will
| he teld on TU ESDAl, Eov. 4 1879.
| The com nlssioEers holding tho general alec
u Il On thst dsy are sulhotizsd 70 bold hi,
| election 'N'
| BY order Of the Bo.ri OF Alderman:
octo.ts JNO J. JAMESON, Clark.
lREAM ChEESE, rich and laild forssIe h1
~ oc 10 FL. DAVIDSON, I47 King a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

For THE PENlTENTIARY-rEc negro W..
Inap. Ml!ly Motley, who Sa, Convicted at the
las; tern of the Corporation Court of marrying
trark Oden, white map. and sentenced TO
two years confinement in the peniteu,i;rj. vas
taken to Richmond late yesterday evepiug BY
deputy Sergeant Armstrong, and safely lodged
IN that institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
L Inc Cato CITY Guards.

BOSTON, Or. l7.--Tho Cato City Gualds,
OF Alfalfa, Co., reached here carly this mora
IIr1g, aGd after breakias!cs at tho Rcver,
House wtr} formally received By the Tigers
and thu Boston Light Iulanlry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
TH be SHnnwC,ls

NYACK N. y, Ocs. Fitzpatrick Nichols,
who s;ubbed Thomas O'ConDcHi on the third of
July last, was convicted yesterday 10 the Court
of Oyer aud Termlrer Of Rocklaud county, ct
murder 10 The first degree, aud was sonturcod
BY judge Prstt 70 be HANGED On NnVrmtcr %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

REVIVAL SERVICES lev. Mr.. Wharton
prcecGed again 10 the Baptist church last night
10 large audience. The services arc solemn aud
Impressive and much interest is manifested.
Mr.. Wharton is very foo preacher and is very
highly ts:eomed 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
Strike.

ELlzABETapoRT. N. j, Oct. l7.--Niuely
hands. mostly women and young men, en-
ployed By. the B,uoa Brook Company, stu k
t5lS morolup for higher wcgce The mills en-
poy nearly 200 hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
6tpHtIl of 81 lsISIsOp.

NEWARK n. j.. Oct. T7.-k,9ht Rev. Wm-
l.. WhiuiOehGm. Episcopal Bishop of Mary
land, dice at his summon homo in Orange, N.
d.. this morning. He had baen confined to his
house for nearly year. Hu Was II years Of ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

LIFE lNsURANCE.--rhc attention Of those
Interested IS called to tho advertise mcut of the
LILO lasutnnce Company IF Petelsburg, K.
kempcr, csq, Of this city. agent. This is u
home company with good capital, aud the rates
are as low us they Q III bo madc with sSf.ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

GOOD News FOR DEPosIToRs --"Htps De.
i;;rred nak,t to the heart sick" but cheer up
there is sood news for those who invested their
money in tie Nicola pics Saving Bank. 4
aV dend of ten per cent will be declared by
The rec.iVer at an carly day, probably by the
arst Of November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
LOE4L BREE-3VIEs.

Fifty five students hava already reported at
too Episcopal Theological Seminary, near this
city.
There will be meeting of tho mem bers of
Or=ntsl Lodge No. i. X. of +, tonight ct
o'clock.
''The Jiuplecuto' is tho name of a neat little
four page paper published in this city by Mas
tor j. l.. Grlgg.
4 large lumber Of ladies we're present Wed.
nesdsy night al the Arnory of the Alexandra
Light Infantry to witness that Company drill.
The colored Odd Fellows of this city took part
in the anniversary parade of Union Friendship
Lodge, If Washington, in that city yesterday.
TITO steamer Virginia. Capt Robert Griffin,
was Oft the line Wednesday morning, Carrying
largo load Of hay to Washington for Austin
Adams, O. Fort Washington.
Messrs. bill s. Warfcld have leased the fair
grounds, and will rent it to those who wish to
exercise their horses, or for other purposes on
the most favorable terms.
The Alexandria Light Infantry has received
IN Invitation from Capt. mgsrdner. ct Stsun.
ton, to attend thu Augusta County Fair, which
Was declined by that company.
Messrs. LuEt and Fosset, of this city, who
were a. the Frederick Fair yesterday. say that
the crowd present wss tremendous The Wash
ington Light lltanlry was present, and he'd 6
dress parade on The grounds.
There IS greSt activity st the National Fair
| Grounds nesr Washington and workmeu orc
needed. A large number Of carpenters arrived
| there yesterday from Baltimore. Wsges range
from 81 SO to 81 per day.
Mr. T. Ourbin Hodgkin. formerly ofthis city,
| and we'll known here, fell from scatfold while
ut work in Washington some days since and
hurt hineclf quite badly. On Thur,dsy last his
son, Edcic J. HodgkiD, fell from buggy and
Was injured also
AR. frank \ Gale. Of this city, VINO hiss been
engaged Iointng the wall a.ths Us. Cemetery,
near this city has con- tted the work en,rust-
| cd 10 him in neat AID suottsntisl m anner snt
is to 80 to Arlington Cemetery 10 make III,
necessary repairs there in q few daye.
SOLID COMFORTS For the beat COOKING
SToYtS. FIRE PLACE HEATERS. OFFIcI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
The cremation OF the body Of tho Iate DR..

The cremation OF the body Of tho late DR..
La Moyne took place q! Washiostor, Pa, yes
terday. Alter u0nse,tatiao services at the
house the retnaiGs were escorted to the Como.
terry. O"ing to the iueyp Renee Of the fire.
men tho heat ct tho i'uraanc, vas below the
proper degree, aad though the body was inser
ted at 10. 80 c, IT,. Gle Da.i0l ass not complete
uoli p. NJ, when tho retor6 was scaled to
remain closed until Saturday. The ashes will
then be place in al urG. OuIy relatives aud q
few friends were admitted 10 tao crema.ory.
The Doctor lefa Wili, providing thst ell be-.
qiests were to be void uolc5s those receiving
Ihcm agreed to b, crenated sitter death. All
have agreed, sivo 500 aud daughter, and as
the crom atory is bull on the property owned
by this son it is said that h has declared his
inttn;lon to Immediately t5ar tie crematory
doHu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

PREsENTIMENT.-Iti is sold by the friends I, f
MIR. John O'L=aIy that he had pTcsertme CT t
OF his death in sudden manner, AID that be
bsd' bis daushter. who has bsco lying quite
IL tor sometime, las: goodbye Gu bis Ceoar-
tare from his home oa the evening" Of which
he net bis death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

SPEAKING TO NIGuT-Mr Geo. Q. Round,
independent candidate for tho State Senate,
wiiI sGc,k q. Sarcpta Hal t. night in opposi
ion to the hlcCalIOch bill. aud will be replied
10 by Capt. +. H. Smith, II conservative nom
lGee for that position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
Fatal Accident,

AUBURN, N. Y. October IA coal bin
with iorty tons OF ooal oaved 10 to day and kill.
cd James T. Eohmey OF Caudaigus, u oonyio.
10 Auturn Prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
YELLOW EaEel..

r, MRMPHIs. Tenn, Oct Ito a. In j. D,
conway, who, it was thought, had the fever two
months ago, WAS stricken this morning. Two
deaths have occurred. The weather is Unrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

ACCIDENT AT MANAsSAS.-A man by the
MANS ii Davis, barber at Manassas, was 1uu
over at Il a: p acc to day. and had tho top oil
his fnnt cur off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

IHE SHIP YARD Two tugbca's, the Kate
ADD Ellis Pierce, are 90 III, ways at the ship
yard, aud tie steamer Mary e. is visiting TO
DC hauled W far rcrars The prospects ATE
bright of revival 0: business tn no, and as
sAGn rs tic necessary materials arrive the
bulldog Of the Gew schooner will be commen-
cca, which viii i've employmsnt to a largo
outnher f uep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

TIE CULrfpER FAIR Yesterday was
big day at the Cuipsper Fair. there being be-
tween f IL add five thousand ucopla present.
There Nss very fine display OF stock, aud the
S"Ciag good. Mr.. + P.tf exhibited home made
boots ard shoe; Ferguson & Bro. hair goods
ADD W. j. Padsett military goods. all from
the city. The races 10 day Wcro trco 70 all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

From UCC0QJAN Reports from O.ccquau
say hat things sre lively there. Jobn Clark
4 Son arc building large dwelling snd store.
lh: government has flushed dredging
.he Occ q1an river, and djko is now being
hul!t 10 lr5tcot tho chanel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. October II. 1879.
For tae Middle Atani! States south arly 10
Tes!erly winds, partly cloudy weather, local
rsins during the night, with falling barometer.
snd 10 change N temperature during tho RS. Of
Friday.