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New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
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For Boys and Young Men--City.
A DVERTISERS!
IN SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNR and
ALL FIKSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE
BROWN & PULVFRMAN. 1928 Broadway. New York.
Send copy advertisement when asking Tor est1ae orin
formation
CTBURBAN SEMINARY. -167th-st. and
- BOston ave: beautiful situation. thorough instructions
fnooerate pslces Address Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON, Nor
IiSaDa station.
University GrammarSclOOl, No. ,4Sl Broad
Way geal 4ldst Primary, Commercial aud Classical do
rartments 81 N. HOBBY. w. l. AKIN A. II. Principals
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
II. ~ Eat s7tb-st. end 80 Vest lCthsI
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE WFLL-KNOWN STEAMERS
BPiSTDL AND PROVIDENCE

having bcn thoroughly overhnulcd and reted have been
plic-t q the ! nc tor the Summer
Leave daily (Iundays excepted a. p. from
Pier % y r. Of MurraysL Leave Brooklyn via Annex
boat AZ 1870 p
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AN D ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
NOIlCEIhe steamers of this Line tafe the Lane Route
RECOMMENDED Lieut. Maury u NJ on both the outward
and hOmsvard
GLhMA Nc Capt kennedy SATURDAY, Aprl 20 s:5Oi IN
ADiIAIIC. CgpL JeHDnss..... nuIeiay, Nay J. D III
BALTIC. Parss. nav ~ H:oV
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. 10TH
poutments The saloon. 5tateroIms Smoking and Bith
placed dmdslps, where ana motion
least et anOrding degree OF comfort hitherto unaanaos
al sea
RATES-saloou. sSD and 800 steerage s4S Return
tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpgS
For inspection Of Lans aud other Information apply at h3
Companys Offices. No 81 Broadway hew.fok or lao Wal
ut.st., Pin ladelpha H. ]. CORll5. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
THE ERIE RAILWAY,

Il ERIE hAlLN y I,
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains
m Cnfmna ma, a. ard ID Geeas0 ay EHPre's Drawing
G p. DAILY St Louis Expres. arriving at Bufao
m cohnc't'g with fast trns 10 the West and south.
west Puimans best Dra~Ingroom Sleeping coaches to
coaees % tfoagh to ochcser saa9 Nsagarp lals ine
nad AMI On caso without change also 10 Dining cGfs to
7p.m Emigrant tram Tor tn west.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New York fnrt
Newark 80, $50, '50a m 5i2 40 5l5. 6:l6, 1870
Ratnero5d Pars and Pa.'.ic g. 745 TO- 1915 a m, y
sunda.s g. $50, 1918 m, 40 $50 ~. ald II mdnish'
Ia s,; 49, 80 45ie ~ @ 81 si5 5 - $40 u T. g. Top o B.
G s6 & ~ m and T. mIGi5 o. ''O ''i' ioi' d H. 4
sgnefn G. 7:45 ioI5 ia q NJ 10 3D. ?g N? II mid
night sundays e. s3O lo:l5 a n l:t5 G3O. D. N, aud
coruwaiL 7:45, a n $780, 43O D. m Sundays $50 a. H.
hewburg. I45 . a ~ $50 48o p n sgntsys, $50 a N.
Gosh 8 40 0, 1913 ~, $50 S45 i5o' p N.
day. $50 IdS No. e3o n n Tie a. m and IL iSo i D.
m vith York and Usweeo Midland Ran.
FORT Jyryis 7,4l . lo.l5 ~. 4:9O 6, D. m suniays
s:an, lu:lJ .. uI.. go and b.
BEFORE p MI az .3lt Is minutes earlier than above
uae trains leaving han9esis st. on quarter hsars leave
l:4J D. NJ cuhg with trains leayi.g Cbambersst At
IicSetS passage aud APARTMENTS Dravngroon arid
1 A1G ,I @ ~ ~ % a. sS6 or & s1 t,Soag g ~ SnS On On
: SC6urt.,i., d. O. Kiyn. a the Compasy's Eepo,A
EIpress fr~ins Iion tao arrive in NewYors 725
l'' jSo. - StBoiT, Gonr Pass'r Agt Now.Yorz
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains esye Tor Eng 'So9d cS'.t plcmenJ pd Ny.ck
sandy, a - m aI9 go m ~, The liSop m tia vii
Nanuct -pring Valley Honsrv. T. 946 m 4:l6 p m
JNo y. hBbpIi Geu'i Pas AgL Ne~.NosA.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
fg%%snGns s TlTGh A. e OF l7 is7g Leave No"Yor foot Of
Gl,h~ AMI Toms Ryo.. =. 1893 a, n. Zoo p. m
Bsrnesar ANA Tuckeron. s:60p.p
p ,dslDl aE NJ. Eoly. ll46a m 400 ?. n.
Il. :. sSEDEN. General Manaaer
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD-Gre1t Trunk
lae and InitIa states al I9ateon and aitcr April
Gqr!l5nS@ stISf re51t:s sIogs:- ' DY.-o,',' NM
with Pullman Pahee Cars attached. H.. end $50 p
For wilnamsport Lock Haven Cory and Fri. at s:sOp
connecting CORY tor Iusyile Petroleum Centre aud
he Tl ssoHt MGTori , i ans sdG LGik hGyTn M
Ion Express Of PllDan raror Gers daily except sunday
and 50 a. NJ aud l0p M sunday. 4:3O m and lOp
E1presl aGs tr sadRaoSa R rs % 75o 800 90 1pit II
a. M S:5ol4 o. g. 7So $50 and 10 m SUNDAY 4:so and
va M . - 5p' o.oO ana 10 " IA. IMMIGRANT aud second
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with an through
uan, Jersey i anordns direct speedy traSsier
Trains Ariye-From Piusburg $50 lo.iO q M 1910 pm
daily and $40 ,; ~. daily, except MONDAY. From
Massng on aE1 bemgrg i ,6 95o m = 3:,0 i;ia loloP
430 $50, 0+0. 1910 lli5O M 300 f.O 0.2O. $50 in1
lO:lhp Sunday. 4s3O $50 1910 ll5O C.2o lO:l0
mcseto omces 500 and 9ii Hrosdway No Astor Hon,s
BROOKLYN AuneK Dcrot foot OF fuonst. Broosyn Nos
Emi grant Ticket orlco, 40 BATTERY pla.e N'''
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
NETWORK and GREENWOOD LAKE
~ RAILWAY,
From foot of Chambers II, New. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
@. 1. coNNEa. General passenger Agent.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
lSTJ:-Leaye dcpps foot OF ortandt and DesbrOsse,sS
lOr D. m. for EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Rcnding,
Mauch Chunk. HazeltOn MahaHOy city, Ashland wilkes
barre. Scranton and Tunkhannock.
Gi30 Night Express daily for Easton, Bethlehem
Attention, Mauch Chunk. MIikesbarre: Emira, Ithaca.
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagatn Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'T SAYRE, Supt ami Engr
Office Church and Cortlandt ats
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
NGm l9ublltGllons.

CPECIAL ATTENTION!
a charming new
SERIAL STORY,
entitled
"SUSY,"
MISS THACKERAY,
will beRint
HARPERS BAZAAR NO. 10,
Published tomorrow.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
For sale by all newsdealers.
HARPER's PERIODICALS.
HARPERS BAZAAR, one 90
HARPERS MAGAZINE year..................... 90
HARPER'S WEEKLY, year .-................. 90
The THREE publications. .....lO 90
ANY TWO 90
subscriptions year. 90
HARPER q BROTHERS. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
3tenmboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1
~ Ferry station in New-York, foot Of Libertyst
Perry station in Brooklyn. foot OF FultOnst
rmencing Nov % lS7S-rTans leave NewIOrk FOOT ~
- Liberty st.. as follows: - -, ,,o,
C30 a. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton, Belydere Mauon
Chunk, TamaGua, Wilkesbaue; ElmiTa &C Connects AZ
Junction with ID. L. and W. H. II. ,,,.,.
s46 mFor High Bridge Branch sehooeys MonnvIrg b,
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong Laston, HatIIsO.lR
Manch Chunk, Tamaqna Hazelton, WhesDirre ocr"h'on
1880 a. m and 43O p m.-For Somervile and Flemngon
D. m.-For Pennington. E3ston. Mauch Chunk, Iamaqnh
Wtesbarre, Scranton TunkhannOck, Tamaqua Hazeltoa
Reading. POttsyille, Harm Durgh &c -
y. m-For High Bridge Branch. Schoo!eys Mountain,
Pudd- Lake and Lake HOpatcOng Eaiion BeiEldfe ill
Mauch Chunk. Connects Junction with d. l. and W X H.
b}O D. m day.-For Easton Allentown and HarrlsDurB
Si5 y. For EastOn.
For trains to local points time tables AZ stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leayc az a. M u .. m for Bonnl
Brook and intermediate points, and at 63O M for Ea'o
Reading and Harrisburg r.. -, -...,o,
at Jersey Citv station TO and from Brooklyn and Erie Depo
jersey City
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave or Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
&C. AZ :. = 1l:lj q. m. t. 5:l1 p m. ~ nm
Stages connect Maawan station tO and from kEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF Lberyst, for Freehold E
S:l5, 1l4j a. n. 1, 5:l5 ?. IN
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
1NNUt % Ifh HI'F : NfNNFI
"a reported by ne God and Yto.t Est.srt.A "ovpraH


op,g. Gig1't Low'I Flsal Sid hsssi sold,
n; 4 i?; Hs9 = 4. : = g S$ S :S$
Canada sO'tA'1 69h 534 bSS 58s 50 ~ 400
&C. q. & l.. i8 49, dJ 4Ss 43S 48b lltO
CHI. Tu. Q"lli 4iS ~ l!!s iIs'. nta %S
Ihi. & Alton. y u II II f6s 1t9 Nv
Chi. %AL urt.. 100 10. ..;
Jhi. & v. W. J12 COh 80. iD9 bna sos llo9y
Cni q y. W ut SJ9 gO7, s3Ss OO3. boS Hues 2OSo
. T. q west o01 A2s e9s o2ls o2s 25E 2LsS
=. q Hud. Co. 4lis 429 il's s22 Al. 4-2 Nv
Western - 204 gea so7 2cs -os 2c'. iLS2o
western pri asa as. 4s 4s. 4sr 4s'. lie,
. est Jos. y lgs i5s i6. Is, iStt 2GISS 22G5S
q ~. J.prt 4l9 Al'9 iOS IL AOS 3uB SsssS
darem .......l50 l59 lo9 100 lss lSo zoo
iso' kss. ssS = q 4$ 9S & s. ,il,sSS 1889
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peck-shp daily eunays excepted
New IIHycu at and II connecting "
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

DOTTERDAM LINE.
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZTL MAI

u STEAMSHIP LINE Tor ~. Thomas Para Pernam-
buco Bahia Rio Janero connecting - 81 Thomas with
1Tsj.class iron steamship CITY OF RIO gASEikO
CAPTAIN Wcr san for the above ports Il ESDAY
May D. m freight received for this Steamer after
the 3D. Freight received at all times at Roberts stores
Br0Okiyn but only on permit from New York Office
Shippers desiring effect usder our
EOnCy lowest rates Through tickets issued 10 all points
reuched by Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial steamers and To MOntevideO Bueuos Ayres.
ght must he rad freight
ments passage having elegant appy
{. II MALLORY 8, CO.. Agents,
K. x. on Ferry
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL: .,D,
~ The on;v Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMEkl-
CAN FLAG sailing every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA
OHIO sails thu RSDAY. May |, I a m
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

A FACT.-HORTON'e ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM. -
10 ChUKChLs. FESTIVALS. HOTELS. RESIAU U RANTS
AND TIE TRADE
2Jc. PER QUART
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo ana JELLY,
FRESH RICH aud DELICIOUS
PRICE BELOW ALL OIHER
Depofs 3O5 4thave l2ss and 10 Chahanl-st
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
NTEW- IORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL :. <. LINE
EfeaneTsleav Pier No. North ltTar ~ ) p. n.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and NER1 CRUZ.
Calling az ProgressO, Campeachy and SrOntera ,
CITY or " ASH IN .,ION Havana On8J ufsday Nav ].
CRY DF MERIDA ........ ........... Safi r May
-.
steamer leaves New.UTeaus Aprl % ,pr Vera Cuz via
MsturoroS IDpico Tuypin. connection With steamer
for Havana, New-YOrk and above ports.
r. ALENANDKE & SOM nos. 81 and 33 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
RED STAR LINE-TO A,

Carving the Belgian United states dalA SAling
every 10 days from Phiadelphis and New YORK
BEIGERLAND sails FRIDAY. Apfil 20. ~ a. m
For rates OF passage other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General AGelts, ,.-,
9O7 Wanutst. Philadelphia ~ BToadWay rev norN'
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Bsitery-pace Ne"-1olA.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These Arstc'aSs steamships sal regularly from
PIER o. Is. North luvcr. II follows . ~
@-Cgrnsap ilAGJ DE CT ia tpA1 NAV
Etearlsnp MOI HO CAST " EDNE-DAN. Nay -
Accommodations UNSURPASSED fre appy;D
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO. 40. Bowling green.
LAWTON BROS, Agents IN Havana.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
fau schools.

VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years
Grauuate course 0or degree OF Dell years Fal term
tI ems Srpt. 20 address Prot WAYLAND New.Haven,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24

n ational Iine.-FrOm new Pier 30 North x.
IN-----TOR LONDON NictOua Docks - -
CANADA-.,-Mv T. y. M. UEN " 3 H.: Iay u. 8 p M
---fuK QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPOOl@-----
EpIN April rs. = a. M T''f OttfN .- Nay i,. y ~
CaDn $50 $40 currency: S2G Drafts from II
end 78 E-oligav. =. W. J. III PSI. Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE
commencing March II. ls7g Leave New. YORK foot OF
Liberty ST. C.. II. L. OF y. j. .) fJI
HI-ha ami Toms hiyc-. -. 1913 q. a. TOO d. In.
VMeland, Budgeton aud Atlantic CITY. IIiJ = ~
NaTcOwn. s.is a. III. 400 p. m.
BaTuegat and Tuckerton. 400 D. ~.
p ,dslpl a NJ. Houy. ll46a IN; 400 ?. N.
From Pier T. = u. 0"nt Rectnr-siJ
4sOOp. m. for Highlands, Long Branch and Eaoniown.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-24
9re Cream.

A DVERTISEMEkT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES, No ,23s Broadway corner 1mrtyfTst
or 3dS West Twenty tlnrdst, corner Eighth :v.; avs;
No % East FOurteentbet., corner pniOnNqnaIe. 768
Third ave cor POrty-seyentl the HARLEM OFFICE
Ne 2pSt Thraye cor hundred aBdf vontv fourth st
Harlem Savings Bank Building 10 p m al regular
Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
AUCTION BALES.
By Greoa Il Wise. Auclionesr

~ "Fsea " WISE auCtloneols.
Rf VIRTUE OF &. DECREE OF THE
dria, Va, rendered ~ i.a April term, 1879 in
the chancery cause OF Joseph Collier and wife
Vs. Caths!lAoo st~el g. ss., tho undersigned,
commIssioner therein named. will ofe for sale
oy pT6 /; auction - tie highest bidder, on
SATU RDA I. tue 24.h day o. May, 1879, at u
o'clock m in front Of the Fairfax at. entrance
to the Corporation Court room, al thu REAL
ESTATE OF which the late Charles P. Shaw,
ds2essod, died se;zsd to vii:
NO. l.. Fka III Ii HOUSE and LOT on thu
norm SIDE OF olesH et!etL. betSeen Royal and
Pit. streets
Nc.2 FRAME HOUSE snd LOT on tbs
south side Of Cameron street, totwe,n Pitt and
st. Assph Streets
Nc.3 FRAME HOUSE and LOT on tie
south side OF Duke street. between Fairfax aad
Royal streets.
No. 4 FRAME ard BRICK HOUSE SID
LOT on the northeast corner OF King and Fair.
fax streets. (:tore now occupied By Steiner &
No. 8. BRICK HOUSE and LOT on tho east
eide OF Fairfax street. adjoining Nc. 4-(uoW
occupied by o. Scoafer)
No: 6 FRAME HOUSE ana LOT on ,hs
east side Of Fairfax street, adjoining No 5-(shs
st IRE recently occupied BY Jos. Hopkins
No. 7. FRAME and BRICK HOUSE and
LOT on the southeasL corner Of Qaeen and Roy
al streets.
No. s. FRAME and BRICK HOUSE and
LOT on the northwest corner OF Pitt ind Wolfe
streets
No. 9. LOT OF GROUND on tho wost sida
of Royal street, about l0J feat north Of Quesn
street.
No. 10. A TRACT OF LAND, containing
about 80 acres, with DWELLING and fencing.
good spring, &C.. located in Fairfax county.
about two miles from AeIsndris, on the back
road 10 the Theological Seminary, we'll located
for market garden and dsiry farm:
monty to be paid in cash. and the residue on q
credit Of II aud !0 months from the day OF
sale; The deferred payments to bear interestffo
the day of GALE, AID to besecured by the bonds of
the purchaser or purchasers. with good personal
SECURITY the title to DO retained until the pur-
cha,e money and Interest has lean fally paid.
GEORGE E. MUSHBACa,
sd 2i-Wts Oommr. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

EoEABL& I,:AGEDY.-The residents 10 the
ne's' b rh,rI Severn, a point 90 the Bali
more sud Pytot2c Railroad. about ten miles
from Ba!ia r., were greatly excited over q
terrible ir2cci7 enicted about mic from that
plac) naru: econ sc "Wednesday. John Stiuch.
cub e. J.ai It ag' nsaassiDHiej bis brother,
L?sI' Size! NIB, aged so years, by shooting
him il Inc blck with an old musket while at
Wirk 10 VS.; d. bGrrug charcoal and then
goirg honr. about half mile distant, declared
the hGr!id DECD TO his sisters aad SHOT himself
dead 10 their presence. within ten steps ct bis
house, Which he had left solrceiY 40 hour be-
fore. The difficulty which led to the tragedy
WAS = disIu in regard to the division Of q
trsc. OF l,pi k, the brothers 10 common with
three sisters A jury Of Inquest rendered q
verdict that John Srirchcopb o,me to his
death by purshot would rr m editatedy 10.
ficscd by himself" The Jury then repaired to
the charcoal Eit 10 the woods, about one half
q mile distant, where the body of LJwis ley BY
the side Ct the kiln, IS be bad fallen whom shot
his shovel u1der him. aud terrible wound
fem gunsbot penetrating bis back, tearing
ou! part Of his lusg5.
To THE PUBLIC Notwithstanding the
strong pressure for "ohtaper" goods to which
mes. manufacturers have yielded by lowering
both quality AID price. have maintained the
highest Standard Of our product while reducing
,r'cls by eviry legitimate mea1s. The people
efc tired Of "shoddy" clolhing. bought only
ram necessity. aud the country Improvement
is evidenced by tho growing demand fer better
goods. Fjt tho spiiog of 1879 have prepared
one Of tho choicest stocks of Stylish Clothing |
ever Produced and my prices are az low az the
cost Of labor aad material will permit. Terms
cash s. kATZENSTEIN,
$40 7rL street, Washington. ID. G.,
Near Psnusylvsti1 Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
rEyAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE.
4 Room No. g. Market Building,

rs, may l4Lu, 1917
The attention Of the public is called to the fol
laring resolution passed by the City Council on
lhe 9Th nf April, 1879, namely:
Resolved That the Collectors OF Taxes be- and
ere hereby directed to proceed and s,ll at public
auction all real estate in tho city Of Alexandria,
on which tsIes sre due and unpaid to May 3lst,
1873. in conformity to the City Charter Said
asIe 10 commence on Wednesday, the 4th day Of
June 1870.
The sale as shove ordered has been postponed
to Wedp e.dsy, June 18Th, 1879. Lists of those
persons in arrears for taxes are now being pre-
pated by The Collectors for advertisement Pro.
party owners who do not desire their properly
advertised can mske saving by an immediate
settlement Dsmsges at the rate of Is per cent.
will DO charged upon all property advertised
The lists will bs kept open for revision uaLil
Missy 25.h 1879. Persons Interested are invited
to c.ll and settle. JNO. 7. HILL,
SIX. FIELD,
my13-tje1 Collectors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
TIE ELECTIONS.

Yesterdays CT, C loo was one Of Tho quiatest
wtoh has occurred in this city foi ms0y years.
As vi 60 seen ty reference to the returns b.
low, III, vote cs; YVES very light oOo. even
lighter than that at the primary election. LIS:
Itch! several of the successful candidates were
ssreoaded ~ Bodel's ctlorei band, acc>npan'
I'D By crowd of friends. AID bonfir;s wero
lighted 10 stveral parts Of the city. The vote
ia the several wards was as toloWa:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

S. DEALIAM he's just returned from Now
York, and has DOW the finest and most select
stock of CLOTHING, HATS and GENTS FURN-
ISnINds ever b.ioro brought to this city; at as
tonishDg low prices.
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ap 2i-WI
By Green 81 Wise

heaI EstAto Agents and ACLOneerS.J
4 UCTION SALE OF u N = l. A II E u
II FRElGHT FROM STATIONS ON TIE
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD-We
will cell st Alexandra, without reserve. on
THURSDAY. June 5.h, 1879, at II O'Clock
q. NJ, the following PROPERTY. on account
CT John s. Barbour, Receiver, at tie Virginia
Midland depot lot on Duke street. corner OF
Fsyttte. Terms cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

SUDDEN pEATns.-Ftaok Wasknrtoo, cJl
cred. neGbtr OF Bodsn's band, ;lcI rather
suddenly, of pneumonia at tii h5uje 10 DcvI' d
Row, Yesterday. His GubcraI, whi:h took
p'scs this eveuing. was attended b. the band
Mr.. Mlabus Scbul"r Of ;!is city received 8
telegram from New York to DAY eauourc.ms
the suideo death CT ms moIhcr,l,aY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

WEATHER PROBABILITIES My %, 1879.
Foi the Middle Atlantic State. I!-lrg b oGle>
ter, winds p1cst'7 from north 10 east cHocr
followed h9 slightly warmer a,d g"Gerr c ear
wca:h,r With frcs. in the ncrLlerH portions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

Supervisor, N. W. P.eis,D, 80; Justic J, tr
BrodsTs. 81; j. 0. kerby, 81; Robert Wiley
2t j. B. Troth. s; Constable, j. H. Sariin,
II; Thomas Pullman, IT,, 81; John Lylts. 2;
o. rsa:r Of the Poor, R. l.. Nevitt, 29; Y.
Baker, ]; Road Commissioners, WarlDgttoo
Gilingham. 81; Samuel Pullman, 80; K. W.
Gail'a,d, 50; toE license, 10; against license, S.
LATEST.
The returns Of the election for u1ty aud
district officers held throughout Faisf.x equity
on yesterday arc ell in. and show that Fran
Wooster. for Com missioner of Revenue. s,uth
side, and VIM. Ayrc. it,, Sheriff. present 10
cunbents, arc re elected over their iDdependtD ut
opponents, Messrs. Hawxhurss scd Mohler by
largo majortics. Z. +. Broudwster. for Cam
missioner Of Revenue. north Sde,is elected over
Amos Fox by about 81 m'j ,riy. The new
Board Of Supervisors will be tie, tire, con.
servntives ard three republicans The cn'y
supervisor who was not r!-elected is Mr..
r. L. Rotthfotd. of Lee Distrc', the reeu'
lqr conservative nominee, who was defeat
cd By Frank Davis, Independent conservative.
The friends OF local option were successful 10
four out cfthe six districts. Including the Pro.
yidecce distic'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

The ,,irE seneraiioD cught TO be Iraltc cd
apsies: the supplying talcnos Of opium prep
srl;ion0. We call the attention Of all mothers
to the fact that Dr.. Bul''S Baby S5rup is alb
soluttly free from L,ud,bun or olhtr Opiates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

BIoGRAPHICAL-Th The Frgioia Law Journal
for May JptaiDs brief sketch of lh. HE and
character oftbe late Frarcis l.. Smith, tsq Ct
ib;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

FIRE ALARMs.-There WIS 30 ai,in Of Fl c
about $50 O'clock last eight, Wh;sh brought
cut the entire Ere department. |; il supp ,.ed
to have bsea osu led By bonfire near the Md
LAID depot. The fftmen had scale ,Ig returned
to their cceiue houses b,fure there Was sccJud
alarm. apparently from tho sane Gus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

Fer Nca i,rk Custom made CLOTHING
NARRATED uot ID rip, Sec ). DEALHAM, G.
King ST., corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

THE REAL ESTATE oi the late i. i. STAY
will be sold By public aclion OF nonn to MORROW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

Police REPORT Isaac HackIay, co!ored,
for o:s,uItiDg Ely Minor. aIso coore1, Wss
Gaed and discharged, by Jus:ic, Padsot.
Thor, were no Gases at the Mag or's eff ,e this
moruipg.
JusSc Thompson hsd before him two W
meo TOR disordery condnc!, who were fiasd aud
discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

The best FLANNEL SUITS. AT SIS. IS $40 and
$l2, you will fed al s. DEALHAM's, 62 King
ST., ournef IF Fsifsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

Avoid The very appearance Of heat by having
you. sttya5 stored and kept un!l winter at
SransbuiYs, olroer OF Kins and Coin abns st.
Gail aud :ee ,hsr n;w ievale!rs Top Cook
Steve. myl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

The sres.2st variety Of HATS, comprising lie
fats: aud the cheapest, for old ard ytu1x, Ct
tho uobbisst styl leg aud b. lostst piioss hL Z.
DEALuAM's, G. k;ug st., o0rner OF Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23

u. s. CERTIFICATES The rusa Ct pur
chasels Of tho $40 u. s. certificates, at the
Custom House. this mornng was 50 great that
the crowd became disordelly AID the doors had
to be closed and the sole Of certificates stopped.
There seems 10 be general desire on the part
Of the people to buS, cod az OILY 500 wlrlh
is sold TO each purchaser, persons having monsy
sro employing substitutes 10 secure all they
want.
Bonds amounting to $40 900 were received
to-day and sold wthin less than on hour time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-23
by Telegraph
LOUDOUN COUNTY.

LEEsBUEd. May % Tho following arc The
officers eIcc:ed 10 this county yesterday; Com
james i. Caru,hers; Treasurer, j. i. Moln:
tosb; Commits iouers Ut The Revenue, Mcs<rs.
Fling, Osbura aud Bennett The Independent
ticket 10 the iowa was chosen. Mr. Geo. Head
being elected Mayor over E. l.. Powell, and Ii.
O. Clsse,t over Purds for Recorder.