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Street Car Nuisance.

Editor Stdr:-AllUw me to say FEW words IN
addition to the many complaints made against
the arrangement Of transfer, on corner OF Penn
sylvania avenue and It'll street northwest, by
terday afternoon the writer OF this, accom-
panied by lady, alighted from a car on 18th
street and hailed car No. 81, at the very mo-
ment leaving the junction. The conductor
noticed the intention, but did not deem it worth
attention. This was at time when the sky
was threatening and rain expected to fan. Will
not the company take notice Of the many CON-
plants and have its arrangement made so that
cars leave the junction Of Pennsylvania avenue
and It'll street simultaneously In all four direc-
lions? G. H. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

RECOGNIZED BY THE PEOPLE as the Leaders
and introducers of the new and fashionable
styles OF boys and children's clothing. B.
ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John E. Walsh and Katie Engebright; Moses
Holt and Mile Bower; VIM. F. ODonoghue
Donaldson, both Of Fairfax county, Va; Il. E.
Scott and Lottie Henderson, bf Charles county,
Nd; VIM, jackson and Eargeget B, Addison,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04
LOCAL NEWS.

AmuseRIents, etc., Tonight.
National Thooter.-Mr, and Mrs Albaugh In
wan the ViFginan.n
FOrd's Ofn--a 'Pinafore''
TheateT c.'mique.-Farieties.
Odd F.Ilotrs' HaH-Twenty-six hour walking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04
GEORGETOWN.

The building inspector has condemned house
NO. 40 High street, Georgetown, as unsafe for
human habitatlon, ard the owner has been
notified to strengthen it.
Observation-Disclosures S. N. Bird, Merrill
master, from Windsor, Nova Scotia, with $50
tons Of plaster for f. L. Moore: Schooner Ed
win, S. w. Ryan, master, from New York,
Cleared-Schooner w. II. Cary, Foot, master,
for Jacksonville, Fla, with Portland cement
and terra Gotta pipes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

Send Us 25 Gross of Quirk's Irish Tea.
Such is the order we received, and why? Be-
cause it never fails when you are bilious Price
Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

CARPRTs.-The largest and best assortment
OF carpets in the city; all new Styles 25 80, 81,
so, GO, IS, IS. Towson's, Pa. ave-, south side,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

A RIFRIEvE.-The governor of Pennsylvania
has reprieved Andrew Tracy, who was to have
been hanged in Mexican county, Pa, october o.
until November 6, in order to enable his case to
be again heard by the board of pardons. New
facts showing insanity are said to have been
discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04
CITY ITEMS.
Raker,s Cracked Cocos

Bakers Cracked Cocoa
is the most economical drink. The highest
medical authority says Cocoa contains as much
flesh forming matter as beef. Always ask for
Walter Baker & Co.'S preparations at your
grocer'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS,
In Three Years of Treatment.
Genttemen:-Please find so cents to pay for small
box Of OUTICURA and direct it to me. The doll IT
box You sent me has done more good than ali 10
doctors in three years. The do tors have done me
no good My feet and legs are hsaiing fast Il is
indeed CUTICURA
Yours truly,
EVAN MORGAN, P. IL.
Moscow, MINI, June rs. 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

Why That SallOyv Skin!
You are bilious; don't delay, but take dose
Of Quirk's Irish Tea. Sold by druggists. Price
Is cents
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WAsHINGroN d G. Octoher 4 1sI


Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir:-Your report of the
Equity proceedings yesterday in the case of
not dismissed" as published, but simply '.set
aside' for another reference. 1t does great in
justice to very worthy lady, who has as merl-
torious a case as was ever filed, and who will
undoubtedly be successful In obtaining her de-
cree. Please publish this correction and oblge
her many friends Respectfully, &C.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04
FOR UPWARDS OF

FOE UPWARDS OF THIRTY YlARs Mrs. Wlns-
lo,cs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acid1ty Of the stomach, relieves
terry and diarrh@a, whenever arising nom teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and Well-tried rem
edy; Is cents bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

9TH; The WIDOW OLIVER, who lost her suit In this
District for breach OF promise OF marriage. 6c :.
asa,nsa hon. simon Cameron, is now In New
nUrk CITY canvassing for the Bible "having been
o ~ sne writes, '.to leave Washington
vi y. slarye She Is well pleased with the people
tnere, because they say that "if the case had
oeen heard there she would never have lost It."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

PARTIES who have houses for rent, or lots or
houses for sale, will find it to their advantage
to patroniZe E. A. McInt1re, 91S ST. NV. His
liberal,
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AMUSEM ENTS.


SECOND GRAND TOURNAMENT at Green.
:, wood Georsttnwn Heights. TUES DAY, Oct T.
Contest between Maryland and VIRGINIA KNIGHTS for
the championship. Riding commences at O'clock
Adm ss'on % cents. oct { n.
no NOT WASTE YOUR TIME PORING OVRR
- Gran mars and writing senseless exercises in the
vain move OF learning to understand Erench See
FduCational" for PRoF. ALFRED SARDOJJ'S Free
1etlureS. oct42t.
FoHD's. OCT. dth-0ne WeeK.
ELECTRIO SUCCESS AT PHILADELPHIA
Pronounced by press and public the best Oomedv
set n III that city for years.
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY MATINEES
First pro ucton in this city, the Now Comedy,
admirably constructed and full of iEresstibly laugh
able situations, entitled
THE STRITEGISTS.
mr.. Clnto1 Hail
aItuur hul Ileuge.. Mr. L. j. Hind
Ms1or AIl1sh Foward.....-.....-....M r. Sol Smith
neN vchH StlcnSn.... mr. John Hern6
nraIslcuIp Pepper. MIR. A. Rouse
SCLiohoo sam byau
sersesnt Gunbleton... l.. e. Howard
xnebiT oo"dI us....- MISS Aua MONK
LIE. aiu MS SOL Smltl
hiaIuuta... Miss Lizzie Newell
Oct. 13-LINGARD FOLLY COMPANY oct4
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INCENDIARY FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The car
penter shop Of Mr.. Robert l. Fleming, In the
rear OF his home, No. 1922 Twelfth street, was
damaged by fire last night, about midnight
to the extent of $1,000. 1t is supposed to have
been an incendiary fire, and would have been
very disastrous one If the flremen had not
promptly suppressed It,
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sep8-1r
BUsINESS COLLEGE,

y CORNER 7TH AND L STREETs NV,
gives education for real Life to sons and dsughters
The course comprises Pen%.nship. Spelling Com
gle and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Prao-
tees, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and Lee
ton OF students last Monday In August and there
after. For particulars visit the College or address
AuG6lY III @. HPENQER PRINCIPAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

Mr.. R. o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Agent,
10th and st. NV, informs us that II landlords
who have vacant property for rent would place
1t with him, 1t could be rented, as he Is having
bulletin is nearly exhausted. He offers extra
inducement to landlords, and his office is one of
the most prominent and we'll known in the
city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

THE COURTS DECISION. - Judge Macarthur
having decided that Fl. C. Shuster's stock OF
disposed Of without delay for cash and the
amount realized therefrom turned over by the
receivers to the court for the benefit OF his
creditors, the sale of the same was yesterday
Durgh Bros, who are ever on the alert to Sc
cure bargains for the Washington public. They
purchased the entire stock In bulk for cash,
ana are now selling the same at store No. 7Q5
Market Space, at discount of 20 per cent The
entire stock Is new, and having been purchased
before the advance In prices, a splendid oppor-
goods, dress goods, domestics and linens Of
every description. All the goods are marked in
plain figures, and 1t is the Intention Of Messrs.
earliest possible moment, as they have no room
TO place 1t In their immense establishment on
It'll street. Call early and secure bargains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

A NEW ENTERPRISE Billiards and pool free
at Godfrey Randalls, 1345 street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

THE TOURNAMENT AT EAGLE PARK.-There
were nine contestants at the second days tour
nament at Eagle Park yesterday, and the fitting
resulted In victory for L. S .Magruder, "Knight
F. P. Clark, knight OF Locust Grove" secured
the second prize; o. B, Clark, knight OF Dix
le," the third; and j. E. Kemp, "Knight OF
Joseph's hall in the evening. The successful
knight crowned as queen Miss Lou Coggtns.
the maids OF honor were Misses Minnie Hol-
ston, BERTHE Crandell and Gertrude Holland
Rev. Father jenkins delivered the coronation
address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

DOYS'S GLASS AND MATH ACADEMY viii
lC REOPEN SEPTEMBER LIST at 321 Pa. ava west
Charge for common branches. per quarter. ..Sl0
Charge for higher Englsh. Latin. Greek
French and German. .....................@
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS
REMOVAL.
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. sPEOTACLEJ,
PISTOLS, SEWING MACHINE8

j. 8. BLACKBOARD HAS REMOVED to log Bridge
Street, where with increased room and facilities.
he will transact the WATCH and JKWELRY Busi-
LES
on 9 sy terms, WHEELER WILSON, HOWE and
WE'D SEWING MACHINES, and is prepared to
Needles Oil and Attachments For Sale oct4lw
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THE RCLECIIG sIMIEARY, 1aS. e.: NJ
third year September 10Th. with FIVE GRADES Of
males and females. includtnga Teachers class. The
method Of training " new. Number -nm1ted Oau
Ryd aea. 8uRxS2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

Telephone Howson's ice cream sunday dinner. I.
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"a &C., Uet 1ctH d7lu E4tH S9S " H, u"HIDtO1' OC.I
The 5sth course Of Lectures will begin on NON.
DAY, October 9th, and continue Until March l.
1880. No changes have been made in the Faculty
since last year s1cept that the chstr Of Materia
vice Prof. j. O. Riley, deceased In addition to the
usual Lectures upon the seven essential branches Of
Medical Science, special arrangements have been
made for affording the student practical instr,tc
tios in Anstomy, Chemistry and the use of the mi.
croscope, under the personal direction Of compe-
tent teachers Ample opportunity is provided for
clinical instruction In the various hospitals and dis
location Of the college affords easy transit (by street
cars) to the several hospitals and government dc.
ductory Lecture by Prof. PRENTISS at s pm, on
MONDAY, October 9th, in the college building
attend, The regular Lectures will continue daily
For circulars and particulars, address
A. F. A KING, M. D., Dean.
sepS-1m 726 18th st., Washington d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

NATIONAL THEATEH.
LIMITED ing CEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS and
TWO NATINEES.
Commencing MONDAY, Oct G.
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
- As OPERATTo EXTRAVAGANZA ARTISTS,
Who will present, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday,
Matinee and Night. the Charming E1rravasanZa,
HORRORS. HORRORS
HORRORS. HOkROHJ
HORRORS. HORRORS
As played by this Company so nights at the Union
Square Theater. New York.
With its Wealth of Attractions, Sparkling Music,
Surprisng Novelties, +, harming Costumes,
Beautiful Scenery,
Carried expressly for this proluction,)
AND THE ORIGINAL GREAT CAST.
HORRORS CURES THE BLUES.
Keep it dark-Let it go Further"
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Matinee,
Saturday Nisht-A GREAT PROGRAMME octf
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" ]. BRAD ADAMS. ... Manager
81. Il. CLAPP.....- Purse Holder.
GRAND TWENTYSlX HOUR PEDESTRIAN
CONTEST, GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE,
EETWEkN A. II. POST, J. J. HERON F g. HODd.
Son. J. SAuLS nURY, A ]. OAREw. WIN.
CRAWFORD AND H. CLAY DOUGLAS,
For purse of $780, commencing FRIDAY, Oct 8,
at 8 PIN. and concluding SATURDAY at 1Op.m,
PRECEDED BY AN HOUR RUN! For purse OF
1926, for which there are ten entries.
Special accommodations for ladies' A fine baud
will be in attendance Admission, 80 cents oct23t
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E'TEAaHI LHsEb AH 81 IMafP ssdo1ED IN 1874,
Now the most Complete In this part Of the country
W. II. WHKATLKYS
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
- ,Je6erso~ st., near Bridge IT.. Georgetown.

Kverything spperta.nins % The bllinsa promptly
BIZ nfets 3 specially during the summer momtha
District work sent for and returned free Of Charge
Orcera by mail and express promptly attended, 10
Addre0 8 abovA Wilt
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MHE ROYE EN0LI6H AND CLASSICAL HIGH
SCHOOL,

OOmm0nco0 ii tWolfth year HKPTENBIR IN fh0
north sesldo@ room Of DE-. gunderiand's church, *
areet ny. GEculaES confatntns further Informs
sons can b had e The bcokstoree or the Principal
may Be sddreased through r Q. Boz 6S5. and sn In
0gTjev opQme0 auG2-m.W&s2m
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II YOU are looking for fancy or dry goods OF
to attend the sale OF sam Samstag advertised
TO take place Tuesday, Oct. Ith. Any one who
has ever attended Mr.. Samstag's sales knows
that he will slaughter the goods, and In order
to get what you want, 60 early, bid lively, get
your load and go home contented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-04

I INCOLN HALL. Patti Conoerts
Under the direction Of Mr.. O. A. CHIZZOLA
d. De VINO. Manager.
TIE GREAT MUSICAL EVENT
OF the season will be the Triumphant Reentre into
WASHINGTON Of the Queen of Song,
CARLOTTA PATTI,
On MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9Th
With her CONCERT COMBINATION, comprising
Mr.. KETTEN. the Great Pianist
Mr.. De MUNICH. the Celebrated Cellist
Mr. phelps. the Successful American Tenor.
Zig. CHAMP OELLAJ the Eminent BARITONE
Zig. MARIO, Accompanies.
Admission, 81 Reserved Sests SO cents extra.
Sale OF seats commences on THURSDAY at Metz
rott l. Co.'s Piano Warerooms, 9l5 Pennsylvania
avenue. sep297t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
,yEH,S or THE ia Z.

The Lake Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Company, Of Woltboro', n. e., have Jailed.
Their liabilities are eetimatedat nearly $lHo uOD,
and their assets ere S40.0
City Commissioners Flaherty and Bnraal!,
Michael DAILY, Inspector OF sewers, aad IefcF
Malip, purVeyor, Of Brooklyn, N. y. arc %
trial for conspiracy to def1aud tho city CT! Ct
$4,000.
The tanners 10 the MOROCCO factory Of jos.
NeYi! & Socs and +. A. Smith l. Bsos., PhI-
adelpbis, have struck for ten per cent. incrosse
in wages. The now get SO per week.
John Taylor aud Thomas Fallen, we'll kaoSa
citizens IF Freehold, N. j.. arc OF !ris! for Offer
ipg money for votes at the November election.
The penalty is 81 900 foe. six mouths iGpEisoa'
ment, and forfeiture OF the elective t1a1oh'se
forever.
The Louisiana legislative democratic oaucu.
balloted unsuccessfuIly fer UaLcd States Sem
tor last night, thu fifth and last ballot standing
Kerncr 25, Eu5is %, Jonas IS. Heron 10, the
rest scattering. Ths caucus aejour0td ro.l
to night.
A severe siitcs Of earthquake Was tcit ID
Florida Suuday Eight, the motion appearing 70
proceed from southeast 10 northwest, AMI iG-
vol7iDg nearly ii not quite tic cntr, State. The
sensation 1as tho first CT the kind cGe- rsc:::ld
ia tie State.
Mis-. Wells and Mrs. Williams, Of U'a!i,
called CO President Hayes yesterday Gs 9 cor
mit!ee OF the W0mans Suffrage Convention,
and requested that be veto any law passed by
Congress enforcing the tot of 1862 in relation to
polygamous marriages.
Yesterday morriIg vas tho coolest u tha
season at Albany, n. y, the mcrcary being SIX
degrees below zsro, Teams crossed the llutsoG
on the ice at RUudou:. Sieigbs took the plaza
OF ferry boats at Rhinebock anu transferred pas
sergcrs from the Hudson River Railroad.
A disabled freight train on the Marietta aud
Cinciunati Railroad was ruu into ty an tX:ri
freight train just as ii reached tfcsI.c thirty
feet high yesterday. Three passengers loGpad III,
alightiue on the solid ice below. Ole was killed,
another fatally Injured, and tie third had bis
feet crushed.
A bill fer the establishment. Of tho whipping
post, and another making lie insurance policies
non forfe!tah!e after the s.eaud snnual raJ-
ment, have bce6 Introduced ia ta2 Missouri
Senate and in the House bill maklag the
crime Ct outrage upon fsmalc4 punishable by
hanging.
The ic; harvest couusncod a! gil points %
the Hudson river yesterday. About 900 non
engaged 10 cutting ic, lear Albany, N. l., Wis
tied various localities to work UP general
strike for 81. 50 par day, instead Of 81. Thee
of tho leaders we're arrested. There were rear.
y 1000 meD and boys at Eolk hetwacr A!tang
and PougbkecpSie. The ice Is TON ten to
twelve inches thick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SN'OWDENs
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IA, 1879.
Our citizens will 10 glad to sec from the fol

Our citizens will 10 glad to see from the tol'
lowing statistics, gathered from the annual report
of tie Superintendent. of Public Instruction,
that nur schools, although conducted OF less
expense 10 proportion to the number OF ohld-
rem attending them than those OF any other
sity IN the Commonwealth, occupy very high
position az 10 regularity OF attendance. We
havs no doubt they would show the same gu
perio.isy as to proficiency 10 siulies could that
be subjected to the same test. OHiug TO the
vary large Eumber Of excellent private schools
We have, and their very low charges, smaller
percastage Of our white children attend public
schools then in any Of the ether cities, only &c
Der cent, whilst Da1ville has ps high as 81 !;
but larger proportion Of colored children are
enrolled hers than 10 Richmond; Petersburg,
Norfolk or Fredericksburg.
Our percentage Of attendance TO average en.
rol|men. CT white children, 1851 is exceeded by
Richmond only : that Of co!orcd children (aso
s3) By R;ehmond and Petersburg only. This
is the respi, CT the rigid enforcement Of the
regulation prohibiting unnecessary abseccs.
Though we have co high school, the number
stud5iog tho higher branches is greater With
US tbao 10 any f the other cities except Rich
mood aod Norfolk, and the average age of
pupils hare is greater than anywhere except
10 Rchp,ocd aed Manchester.
10 the matter Of expense, our showing is re-.
ma,kabIy COOS; We have DOT had to supply 8
sioe!c pupil with text books. willis! other cities
have been obliged to 90 much in that way,
Norfolk, aionc, having furnished 234. The
following table shows the expense incurred for
the education Of each pupil 10 average attend.
ancs during .ae year ending Jaly 3lst, 1878,
since which sine our c1rreu. expenses hava
beep mate r;.iiy diminished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

Tho R:chmond Dispatch says thst irom The
tenor Of the speeches ct the conference Of the
readjuste,s Of Tie Legislature, held yesterday
evening, thsy iu!e5d uodsr no circumstances to
vote fer sny bin CT support any movement or
measure coptte 70 plating the payment OF more
than three rcr eeot Interest on tie public debt.
Mr.. Barbour claimed that the rea6j1sters we're
as firmly united az ever before. 10 fact, he
srgue6 to s::aw 't.i ,,ts Asd constantly made
gains s:rc, The ;m9 Wien they chose read
juster as Speaker ~ Only four majority. The
adoption by both Houses Of the resolutions call
log fer cooiereEcs OF Inc creditors and notify
Jog oil c3locrneI Ct The imprac;iosbliy of il
oreasiog texstion. be called great victory. Ga
motion Of MIR. Carter, Il Loudoup, i! was re-
solved "ihs! rs fundamental! principle Of cur
organization, We pledge ourselves to oppose,
without qualification OF equigocaticn. either By
direct or indirect legislation, 40 increase Of the
rate Of tsxation."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

selidate ia buying coupons to pay taxes; as 10
the cons!itutinualItY 81 either h!suca CT tie ten
eral Assembly 10 mako an APPROPRIATED Wlih-
cut the concurIctCe ci both hrsg:.t; ~ p leg
certain land frim tsyatlon ADD 10 encourage
immigra.iot; to amend the Code as to hoT
judgment debtors may be c3mp2!l3d to d!ScoV
er and surrender their estates; to pTo9Ido ler
the revision Of the civil code; calling CD lbe
Committee Cd Roads to report the amount CT
Indebtedness OF the James River and KanaWha
Company secured By mortgages up2n lts
properly, 80; that the said committee a'so
report whether the provisions OF the act CT the
Generate amending The ctericr Of the
said company have been compiled witt; conecr'
log certain Ststc bones donated By y. ".
Ccrcoran to the University Of Virgins. Tor the
endowment Of protcss1Estipe l nsiufa science
to Incorporate the FirgIa!a AID SiatCav!e
Narrow Gusgs railroad.
Bills we're reported ir3l e5u!ml.tcca pc
sctibug the times for hodilg the terms q the
Circuit courts Of the Fliteco;h judicial circuit;
authorizing the priGoipal Of The Hlih scto,i
of Jsff.iscn7ilio to couftr certificates OF Gistlro
lior; to levy o special tax in The CITY Of Dl1vilc;
10 reduce the commissions Ct the commissioners
of the revenue CT L1udouG cJuoy; submitting
the gu s,;ca Of liquor Licenses CT 20
liquor lloeGs2B tj tue V5;er5 Q! Fir
tx c5ua}; to repeal The act Cstab.ish'
ieg department of agricultural; and 80 rerea!
tic set creating q Railroad CcmmI:! i1Esr ttr
the Stale rf Virginia.
: resolution vas Introduced r:Qlestiog ;he
Auditor to inform tho Hcuse vi Delegates
whether the .un Of 1912 2G2 40 is sulilolen. -
pa7 four per cent Interest, aDG Il u0i, 10
explain to the House The apparent discrepancy
between bis annual report and bis special re
port.
Dir. FAuat,aroy proposed IN: tJl,H!Gg
| ameldncnt: And that lho AuGl:or s;asa 10
| bis RESPONSE to tbi5reso!uti9u w bats thn whole
c ;DDreheGsiYe amount Of the interes. b2a!l5E
dabs Of Virsi5i, upon which iotsrcsi Il anuua'
| ~ to be paid aud provided Tor uadcF tue c5l-
s;itu,ion, and upon that basis VIVA: per o2uf.
| tho present rate of taXallon Will pay.
| The amcpdmaa. vas agreed to and SIC rts;-
| luticn rs amended thec passed.
Thc bill to amend the code in rt:aTenaa 10 tie
| counting eli the vote b. tbs Board Of S'sto
CauVasScrs was passed.
A bill vas ordered 10 tnerossmect e!toalaE
| accused in cases of SEDUCTION aod :ape SD aa
sau!t With attempt to kill to testify, Az aucnt
meut first btiog adopted rtq1iling the judge,
where accused decline 10 testify, 10 srIc'
| the Jury that 10 irltraEce OF gui!: shall! Dc
drawn thcrcfrom.
All o'clock both Houses proceeded 10 ol2ct
| Judge Tor the County Court Of CatT3!l % sup
ply the vacsIcy caused by the Its'cpaii5o Of
| Hon. Garland Hale, Hhen Mr. David ".
Roiar raa ci.c;cd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-14

vas ey:r .acd. TIC cocl investigators Of
eci.uc4 on Ihas 'ho pst acd hai! Q! t!oot
euOuoted to sorIc.ly 40 ouoce, aud tho seVelvrs
Of the sr:ery vas merely the fracture OF a vcil.
Professor ArdreH US. who uaio 40 fhc al eg.
1mina'ion Of Hug,tr's body for The purpose
of certifying bis Goata before the Coroner, DE-.
clsres that there %ss slight Ucl.lon rOt!c:,
able on rhe Ie!t leg. Immediately over The tihia.
but not in the niehborbcod OF ary large bcod
vessel.
The funeral t5ck place rGs!orda? morning.,
a large crowd having gatSer2d about tho hous2
as if something OF unusya! iuplrtarc, vas
abtu: to occur. There were line carrisses !n
the tunerai procession, and amo0g those 10 ct
,epdarcs were the E!d)g atI brother of Hen
ter cod Two c!erermcp. The procession moved
r,ti;!y to the Qjd Fellow Cemetery, where
The remains we're derOsitci 10 1T, ba.d to be
owoed rs a bro;hert # t:uoier, End where there
were 70 ccr"G ,ai.S whatever