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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

tol's, Gonl.. majority for Gogeracr ia this city
Is II. l92, end the remainder Of tho State and
city ticket Is about tho same. Rciurcs from
AInc Arundel county give democratic ma,
jorly Of 1900. Baltimore county gives 1000
democratic ms jorlty Tor the State ticket, and
1000 for tho county ticket. Frederick county
gives about 5000 republican majority, and Caro-
ilne equity gives 700 democratic majority.
There Is rothins further definite UP to this
time.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 81 T. m.-AdGitional
returns shoR Frederick county IS giving 29G
republican majority. Wicomico county pivcs
300 democratic msj Jrity, and Worcester COUNT
gives Zoo democratic majority.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov, 5.--No reliable relurrs
have yet been received from tic State. Pro-
nluent politicians estimate the republicans ma
iory at from 10000 to ll,C00.
NEW JERSEY.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 5 Peter Bernctt
dem. IS elected mayor over Clark, rep, By 80;
majority. The democrats elect four freuho!6et
With al average msority of AGA makios tht
board democratic. They also eltc. ) Out Ct s
councilmen making the city council stand II
demF. to reps, The board OF education re,
mGirs republican,.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Boston, Nov 5.-R?lur:s from all bu
eight t0wns give Long, Republican, l2l, TIC
Butler, los 5O1; Adams, dem, 9,73i Eddy
| UTObib, l,4T3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
FDREfGE FEIH-S.

Eoglaud is persistent in her demands upon he
Porte tor reform.
The unfortunate cX empress Ga.lotta IS said
to &c becoming sino again.
Amtmber of Parliament thoks the revival
IN English industries is speculative.
The prescGco of the British fleet il Turkish
waters alarms the Turks. and explorations are
asked.
The election Of Humbcrt, tic communist, to
the municipal cju0cil CT Paris has bcen or
ruleG.
Spain future queen will be given an iccomo
of 100000. The royal Spanish marriage is fix
ed Tor December lst.
The London correspondent of The Manches-
ter Guardian says: The clouds en- the polii.
cal horiZ) ID in GODS; qusuce Of tic strained con-
dltlon CT the relations between England aud
Turkey may be considered 10 have vanished"
News from kuriisar has baen received by
the Poltl. Tno chief ct the insurgents has
collected 1900 mer. Thc government has
sent Samich Pasha to EiZ ?roum to form three
o1!umcs Immediately, which viii attsck tho
kurds on three sides.
nneips CT the National Laud League was
was held a Dublin Yesterday. P!rnel, O'Sul.
Ivan and Michael DAv!tt were present. In
nortant matters relating 10 land agitation and
farnel's v sit to America we're discussed. 40
address to tho farmers Of Ireland WIS drafted.
Captain General Bllpcho, of Cuba, has left
tho dlSnlo: OF MarZ,nlilr completely p:Ililed.
and bis forces arc now engaged "a pursuirg tho
Insurgents in the 3ayamn-aui Jisu1o dirticts.
Inc lur'S,.cc;tlGn CT las Ql0es is reported COM
ssAStrIg quoted by tho euIrender OF 100 laSnr-
goals. hall OF Whom were mounted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
sS-Esl-S OF rRE N.Hh.

Ii 10 said that General Grant has an impor'
tant meSHaG. TO deliver to tho pcop!o Of the
Untcd States. which he will make known az
5000 rs he reaches Chicago.
Tho Atlantic aud Gulf railroad YVES sold ct
Savaurah, Ca, yesterday, under decree Of Tho
United States curt for $500 00O. over the FIRST
mortgage aud Other clsius, to II. Is. Plant.
The purchase NANCY has afro ady been psi.
Tom Edwards cmp'oGed ia orc O! tho iron
nils OF Nheeline, while quarrcI!ing with his
w!ie Oh Sunday, attempted TO strike her with IS
chtir lie icss his bslauco and fell oIt Of the
aacoad sicry widow and WAS picked I'D a
carpsc. haying broken his neck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
Legal. NSsEECEH.

VyIR9INIA. 1T Huios h,Id i, ,ho yo,L,.
Y cfico of lho Cornors,ion lIcrrs of ,Sn c;,,
of Alexand1i, on The - Inv Of Nnvsmhsr l go
u ". Ghcen IIsirs:n '''''
AGAINST lD.,d
Thomas Smi,h, deC.cd.rt
Meno. Tho obec, Of this sui, = 10 attach Il.
interest e the defendant in Two tr;cS " ,rn
houses u. the southeast Intersection cf Kin n,i
Lee st.eots. ard .?so ii. ;.ay ,iwciirS f,,,ss ~
the east SIDE o. Lee street. adjoining tho ssmr
in Alay,rdri., Viryini.. To NV lhr cl.Im If ina
plaintiff, t. wit: TIC sum oi enc hundrod aaL
two dollars and niaaty couts with interest lrurn
Eccemb.r23 IS s, M paid, md the costs or ,h,s
suit
The defendant not having entered his A.;
aesfanco and given security according f.
tho act of Assembly and lHo rules OF this
Court, and it appearing ny affidavit thai
he Is not u resident OF this State, il is or
dercd that the said defendant appear hero
within one month alter duo publication Of ths
order, and do what is necessary TO protect h!s
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der BIO forthwith inserted in tho AlcXandris Ga
zotte, u newspaper published in the city of Alex
dris, once y week for four successive weeks, an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

The latest returns fCa, iVed at this Office indi-
CAFE that Virginia has elected a General As
sembly that will be 10 favor Of endorsing the
McCul!ccb bill, though the NJ jorty will be
small, and that tho puh;clus. II ough DOT
able TO cllc, ono Of their eva party 10 tho U.
8. Senate, will have it in their power to deter
miuo what c,cscrra!!v. shall lc elected. For
this extremity 10 whic; the conservatives have
been reduced they lal thatt- ,,ihos, ., CALLED
members Oh th. y NJ Per y who voted agsos
fsSsmg III, S.atc debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

Alexandra met the repudia!i onis!s yesterday
and admins cred to them O signal defeat. She
was unwilling to .c!uso t. allow tho State
to compromise her debt upoa terms similar to
those sho had jas: ACCEPTED, and she excepted,
and cVinCcd her feelings in that respect by
giving her Two sons. Mess. Smith and Mush'
bach. maiorilcs Ct wlicl they nsy we'll be
proud. and in swelling which republicans AZ
well as dem ocra's. co!ored p:cplc, us we'll as
white. assisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

III C honest ard respected republic -
cd as well as white, throughout tic State those
who are Interested either in thtir c@n or the
States welfare. voted yesterday with the coz
scEVaives, bat the ignorant negroes, almos. to
map, voted with the anti debt payers. The
conservatives. oo the contrary, where they
clu'd not not cl(c: their own men, voted for
The repub i .an Candidates. whcn tho latter ", re-
10 favor Of payiog the deb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
A desperate Encounter.

A dispatch to tho Now York Herald from
Kansas City says ut has bean known to tLo
| officials Of ,]oplio, No., Ter some days past
| that the James brothers. end al lGai. Two other
members OF their GAM, we're 10 that vicinity.
| il was supposed thst raid sa4 contemplated
on tho back at Jopa OF Short Creek, ard
each hrs been carefully guarded, anticipating
| such visit, Al !Dur Clock Sunday aitcrn JON
| George Shepherd roio Cx:itcdly into Short
Greek with blood streaming fon shot wound
IN the thigh h. and suuiry scratches and bulet holes
through bis saddle skirt. lie said he hai O
| fight with the James gang. Shepherd was ono
81 Qaantrcl's mna, ard had participated with
he james and ioungers ia tho robhltica CT a
Kentucky bauk. lie c!sims to have had 90 old
| prudgo against jesse James. 10 hes met the
party as friend several times in tho past aud
again few days ago IN their hiding place On
Short Creek"
Shephard's story OF the nlI4ir is as follows:
"ShepheEG, Mike sud Tcm Garry aud nn
| other man set cut yesterday 10 capture the
! gang. three were TO secret themselves Wh!Ia
| Shepherd wss to proceed 10 the rendezvous shoot
JcEsa JDnca ana retreat Tho others, il WIS cXt
pto!ed. would pursue aud be drawn into the am
buscidc ncar the hiding pl.c' Shepherd nrt
jess" James a1G while riding along said 10 Jes.
er, \ III know You robbed my cousin and mur
derc! him James moved his hand toward
his paiGl and commenced 10 wheel his
horse. Shepherd then fired. biting hip,
back Ct tho car. end James fell head!obe
| TO tho ground. Shepherd wheeled his horse and
He'd, pursued by Jim Cummings. of tho gang
Several shots were exchanged, but Cummings,
having the fleetost horse. came alongside and
shot Shepherd through the thigh, tho ara from
the pistol burning his clothing. Shepherd
shocked orc pistol from his pursuers hands and
thinks he broke ono arm with o shot as Cum
mings wheeled his horse and went back,
for the ambu:code was reached. The psrtv
then returned to Short Greek for reinforcementf.
a heavily armed posse went out Monday NOM
ing to scour tho Short Creek woods"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

The election 10 New VI rk yesterday decided
two Thugs. 1t efEcc!ual disposed Ct Mr.. Til
dec, 80 far as regards his nomination for The
mex; presidency, for if the opposition to lin
among his own party AMI in his own State is
strong enough to defeat the democratic ticket
there, he certainly cannot carry the State, and
the national don :cr,'ic c)GGentoo ,nnot afford
to noniaato man agairs: whom ,hs vo.c Of
New York will PROFESSIONALLY be cass 1t
likewise, aud to III, satisfaction OF the cu,iro
county outside Of New York city, and to that OF
vast mnjoliy of the people Of that city,
squeche5 Tammany and all TIE evils that
naturally srrung from the regn OF that organiss-
ton. Mr.. Kelly defeated Gov R,b;nson. lie
failed, however, to defeat tie democracy of
New York city, bu. 10 lis tffQr: TO do So, un-
Intentionally and unexpectedly brought about
his Own political death ADD that Of the men WAC
assisted him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
Funeral ofthe late senator Chandler

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 5-Indicatons arc
that the funeral OF the late Senator Chandler TO-
day will be tho most imposing witnessed in this
country since that Of President Lincoln. MANY
prominent republicans and men of distinction
All the public and business buildings are draped
with the insignia of morning. The remains will
lle in state under csnopy 1T the City Hall DUR
ing the forenoon. The funeral will take place
from the residence Of the late Senator at D. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
KurnOr DfscreHited.

FORT SCOTT. Nov. 5.-Advices from Short
Creek, last night. generally dscredit the re-
ported killing OF Jesse James and say there is
nothing to cosfrm 1t. Marshall Leggett, who
has b!en 10 pursuit OF tho outlaws since the
reported killing OF their leader. returned yes
teldsy and has brought 20 news
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
ShipWreck.

BOTTOM. Nov. 6.-The steamer Star of the
East Of the Bath line, sighted of Cape E!zs~
beth at a. nj. yesterday, on her trip TO Boston,
wrecked vessel. Three men were discovered
on the cabin top. which had 1osted eff They
were rescued, ard On the raft with them was the
body of one of the crew who had sttempted To
swim ashore with line and vas drowned. The
rescued men and the corpse wore brought 10
Boston. The wrecked schooner was loaded with
saWdust and bound Tor Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDG.AB SNOwDBNs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER s.

Now that the electious trj over, it is hoped
there may he lu!l 10, il MT &C cotre ccs=a-
tion Of, the crusade Of hato tina. has been prose
cuted 81 long aud 50 pcr:ihently By the rsdi'
Gals against their fellow c'lz,ns Of the South.
The baaLc, Ct trade 10 the oountry's f.vor.
the reviga! of bu,ioesl, tho magnificent erops,
indeed al! the Conditions requisite for the pros
pe,it7 AID happincss of the Uoited States
for long series Of years, Gre Now prevailing,
save OILY that ono more essential than all the
rs:-tte complo:e restoration, not only OF ami
cible relations but Of friendly feeling between the
people # the dtf,rant Ico,io1s of the Ulion.
The South. if ac.uaied ~ 20 higher motives.
has the strong nccltiv. eff poverty to inspire it
with hop, for peace aud the North 10 the
righteousness tf lis wealth. aud prosperity
shoul bo OF least masna9imous enough to al-
low The iruiion Of that hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

THE SOUTHERN UTEs. Inspector pel,c:
telegraphs to the Commissioner of Indian A.
fairs from Psgosa Splings. November ,. tina.
he has just arrived from tie Southern agetcy.
that quiet prevai;c i there, Ard that the Sou i
crn Utes declared in ccuuri on the l:t ins,fp.
that they had not tai, AID would not havr.
angling to do with tho White River a.ters, y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

To show what outside people thit K OF tho
credto! Virgins. we mention that under tho un.
fsvorsb.e news from this State in Baltimore this
morning, Virginia consols declined from tG5 to
g.: and 10 E0s from 511 To 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

sud :e4 ga i4s:,.- h.@c t."a elected &c he
9cra:c, with ;cl G5aitlu :enAlaria! dis; rc.a 10
hear 'r'u!. The rl:aac S sr: 10 iaEo: If he /;
payers IN :he Iai:b.ia .ls;I;c.s.
The toa' ra$G!. I. lY:I ~ IT,; ,c.u:ns already
il may b. s:st; i IS tJ!io@s:
FOR TIE u)U>s q DELEGATES
Conservative debt payers certs;n!y elected. ~
Reru hlIcsE debt psyar. certainly elected ...... 3
ReadjustcIs ccitsiGy elected 30
~
10
FOR THE sENhTE.
Coaiti ya!ce debt pay r. certainly elected. l.
Republican debt payers certainly e.ecled.."" .
Kesdrstcr5 certainly elected .............. III
~
q
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Immigration.

ToboNro, Nov. 5.-TWelva hundr ed in migrants
arrived here last month. largo majority of
whom either settled in Ontario or went to Man.
i.obs.
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Woman Suflracists,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-At The aqua
nltc.iog OF the Pennsylvania Woneu Suffrage
Association, held yesterday, Miss Mary Grew
was 10 the Chair. A series Of resolutions were
adopted, recognizing encouraging egiicno, of
sentiment and Tho hope OF the ultimate triumph
OF TIC Cause OF IMPARTIAL sufrsgs; haiIipg with
10y The tc.i7n Of Now Hampshire and Messa
ohuSetts IL permitting women to exercise their
right BY voting fer school directors; recon,
moIdlug the circulation Of petitions to the
Pennsylvania State legislature asking the samo
privilege in this Ststt; recommending TO the
voters OF PENNSYLVANIA the example cf Massa
chusett5 ia tho establishment OF pliion
tor female conyics. c6icered aud CONTROL
led By women; recommending to the at.
ten!lon of the c5u1try the emphatic AID
reputed testimony of Governor Campbell and
Judge Bond, Of Wyoming. to tho beneficial re
suits CT the exercise oftho suffrage by the wo-
men Ct that Territory 6eplori1g the death cf
w liam Lloyd Garrison, spd reafirming tho
6ellet o; the association in tho doctrine that all
just government derives its power from consent
OF the govtroed, anG thet taxation without re-
presentation is ,yvauny.
A letter was read from HOG. William D.
Kelley, 10 which he says he believes that the
coed OF the counsry, and emiEenly tie moral
tone ct aur municipalities, weu.d be improved
by the admission of Wemen to tho boards hay
l2g supervision and c,ntrol of the schools acd
eleeuosyoay institutes He, however, declined
to participate in the msc:i0g On ccccu.t Of
press of pubic business.
Hiss Mary Grew was Reelected president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
desperate E@i",l;.

HE" YORK, Nov. "a. ahou.. : u'c,rcl. ,i.;.
morning desperate agh: cacrr.oE, On tAe Ska.
Walk III irons Of IS; Worth street near Muibrr-
~, during which two men, named Welsh md
CohIoy, received wounds from one, Melon.
recover from. ' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
VALUABLE LANDS NEAR LEWINS
WILLIE, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, AT

" ADO ADLib Ian ID - HaH Lis WlN0
Y WILLIE, IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, AT
CO&MISSIOEEH'S SALE.-In ana by vriro
OF The decree ot tho Circuit Court Ct FariaI
county. pronounced 81 its NCremSe: tern, l61S
IN The suit OF Ball VS. Bah, tho Iniieraigncd aIa
cs commissioner named IN said dscrao, vii!
on MONDA2, Court day. tS9 20.h of October
! 1879, in front OF tho Court Hoa.o door, cell %
| the hiehes! bidder: Tue following LOTS amd
! PAHChLS OF LAND, lying near Lewinsv,Iic
IN said county, constituting part Of The real q
tate of which S. RI. Ball. w. ~. HslI and Lucy
| w. Ball died seized:
OF the estate Of S. n. Bsl-Lat No. J. cor.
1 tsiniGg 81 scrcs, l rood sni y pocs Lot No =.
containing II acres
ofthe eltatc Of ". W. Bsll--Lot No. !, coz,
| tanning lG5 acres, 8 rcoGs and % coles. lie, Ne
z, containing a acres and ~ poles.
OF the estate Of Lucy ". Ballot NJ. !,
containing lCG acres and II poles
Ihese Lands GRO sill oigiby silus!cd. Of dear
ablo sizo, and afford rsro opportunity fer p.r.
| sons residing in the District 10 purchase.
Terms OF Sale: So uiIch Cnah in hand q: will
pc requisiteto pay eEpacsss VI sale, commission,
&C.. ard tue .cEdIo II tt:oe equal annual pay
menta, 10 be secured By tho ro!cs of the pur-
chaser. With approved personal security, and
retention CT title until the isst paymen. is made
& plat OF the End will Do shoWn On Tho dsy Of
sale and shy lniCrns.!0n given upCn application
to TIE undersigned, Ct Fairfax G.: House, Va.
TECIAS INCOME, ConD'r. OF 9aie.
Fairfax county, sep l5-W4w g
~ Tho above sale, for Vac! Of bidders, Is
postponed TO the TENTH DAY OF NOVEM.
Ben noxt-sane plsce and hour.
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r. OF Sale
Fairfax county, oct 22-wts
THUSTEE'S SALEOF REAL EsTATEI ~
Il FAIRFAX COUNTY, ON OCCUQUAN
pa I-By virtue OF coad Of trust from j. Jay
Camp and wife to the undersigned, bearing Cste
March 10. 1915, and Of record on tho land r..
cores OF Falfsx county, l!oer 3, No 4, folio lGl,
the undersigned will on MONDAY, tie 10Th
day OF November, 1929, (irst day of Circpi.
Court IN front of the Court House door Ct said
county, Ut II O'clock IT., sell 10 the highest bid
der the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed ard therein described, us follows: EegiT-
ming 81 the mouth of creek which divides this
lsno from Dogue Ielsnd patent running thercc
up SAID creek with the several courses end me.
anders thereof TO the frat fork; thence Up
small creek known IS Mill Creek" according
10 the courses snd members thereof to the mouth
OF Spilng Btsnch;" then up said branch - Ito
FORK st Black burns liue thence with Black
0urn's (Eow Wi!lisms) liLe, then with said
Inc 10 IN old stsble ncgr Williams h4usc and
HICKS line west 10 & hickory ut tae Eesd ct tho
valley; thehca South 10 tho head OF q swamp
ACCORDING TO the meanders to the Occoqusn riv-
err thence down the river TO The BEGINNING
containing 253 acres. Tito supposed TO be good!
Terms: Cash.
oct l3-wts THOMAS MGORE, Trustee.
pOARDERS-In pleasant part Of the city,
~ desirable rooms aad good boa-d Tor !'nf
teitohs. Terms moderate. Apply Il! 100 DUKE
street. nov I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

los \ BLOCKADE THAT SHOULD BE Rails
FD;-The egreas from the system of wasts 10 sts.
raj through tia natural channels should be-
rendered Tree, without! loss Of time, when q
blockade is produced by an attack of cons,ips.
ton, disorder which If it becomes chroni, is
severe headschee, nausea, dyspepsia the nsnsi
concomitsnts CT the mslsdy mentioned, ali in.
dicste that the bodily functions are materially
intertered with. Hostetter's Bitters is psrticu.
isry eihcacious in CAGES of this Sort and renders
Inc habit of body perfectly regular. 1t is q med.
iclne greatlS TO be preferred to drastic catha;.
t'cs, winch sre we'll calculsted to drench, but
unhappily also 20 weaken the iptestines Wa
say unhsppily. since such medicines are tho "a.
Torlte resource Of many ill advised persons, who
iesoft to them upon the most trivia OCCASION
I nd greatly to their discomfort and injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
Reported for the alexandria Guzette.

METEOROLOGICAL The l0:h mo. (O,t. J
just pas: (lS79) has bsen an unu:u.I one. and
warmer than any preceding October for the
past ten years or more. Tho first 20 days were
nearly IA degrees warmer than the mean Of
that month Tor the same time, and TIC mean
Temperature 10. the whole moath was higher
than any corresponding mouth for the same
length CT time The mean temperature for the
first 20 days YVES 1902. and tba. of the whole
month 65052. Tie mean Temperature fer the
last 10 Yeas vas about 5S'lG. There wsr, o.
~ two montt S 10 the last 10 years, except the
one DOW under notice, that toe mean tampe1a-
ture reached GO, and they were OFT II aud
IS. viz, 63' ard 6l0. All the others did no,
average over $50. We have had cny about Il
inches OF rsia during September aod October,
which is almost unprecedented. The wsrmest
day OF the past month was inc 3rd, 90; the
coIdss: morning was the &c h, 29'-prevaiDg
wind south. q. GILLINGuAM
Acootink, Va, Nov. II, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

SENATOR BooTu's dinner TO Gen Gran. al
Sacramento had merry surprise in the midst
of it. Fcr:y.fvo gentlemen sat down 10 the
table aud dinner was neatly finished, when
suddenly the folding doors 81 one end of the
room, which the table nesrly touched, were
thrown omen, and behold there was another
room Of the same size rs tho first. and down liz
length extended Z table ut which were seated
forty.fve ladies with Mrs. Grant, sll of whom
had been dining comfortably The while. The
gentlemen srose, spplsuded and waved hand.
Eerchlefs, the ladies' returned cordial greetings,
and the evening most PLEASANTLY proceeded
TIE Coal MINERS. The Cumberland News
says:
Last week notices were posted in the Blaen
Avon Compsny's mile. demsndng That the
amount Of coal mined be restricted 10 two csrs
per man per day. The notes wss not complied
with, aud it is stated that Saturday night or
Sunday morning number Of tools in the mire
ware broken at last accounts the demand had
not been complied with. 1t Was reported yes.
terdsy that drivers in the mines Of the Georges
Creek Company had struck for an advance of
from 81 10 10 81 day. We did no. learn hoH
the matter Was settled"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

VIRGINIA: st Huios hod in the Clo,k' :
Y cfice Of lh3 Corporation EcGrs Of the city
Of Alexandra, on the - .3av OF November, 1879
4. w. Gheen, p'a!n:ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05

pOARDERS-In pleasant part Of the city.
~ desirable rooms aad good boa-d 'r"r !'uf
lefEohs. forms moderate. Apply q. 100 Duke
street. nov 4 IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-05
THE LATEsT-TnE GENERAL REsUL,

Especial to The Alexandra GazHt,.1
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 5-For,y five debt
payers and thirty five readjustors gro certainly
elected to tho House Ct Delegates, with twenty
doubtful TO hear from. Twenty debt paver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
NO. 159.
Misfel llanfous.
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