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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
EnREIG.r VIEWS.

Betting is lively CO lh: Eje:sl De.by.
Further accounts Ct dislsr9ul l!!cs in Eu,:
eia arc giVeD.
Any attack or Austrian iroc!s 10 Eos saw
be PUBLISHED by death.
The war 10 Caucs is erdcd, Tic leading rcYo-
luioniss being made pri:oncI3 Ct WY a5d !hoir
followers dispersed.
A conference ofthe European ns!!jas, tstel,
EoelaDd. vii! be held next m2rti! 10 settle The
Greek boundary question.
British representative inCiu.i ilas been .t.,c..
cd to demonstrated against the rr:ceeGlnss q
the Chillisn navy, and crdeavur 10 oJtsiu =.
sursrcc that ii The Peruvian auano balm
works are reconstructed they n! aot agsia l.
molested.
WuITEFIELD' ; CoURT HIS. Tho Celebrate,
George WhltcGeld began his couTtsap5 ina si:.
gusr fashion. His biographe. pronounced hi..
one of tho oddes! wooers That ever w,o,a
When Wbi!efsld WAS in America. aat ha! IL
der his charge III, orphan house III SaTnEG::.
1T WAS much impressed OF h; hear: tia. L.
ought to marry in order 10 have IL hcIamA:o d..
his arduous TurS.' He hal ESQ liked a!3 m'@3
on tho young lady whom DC in!eEdai - A:S :!
become biz wife. 80 nc addressed = !h;!@E :
her psrelts, md inClo:ct a.nErrtO herself. =
his letter TO ths parents Eo s!a!ei .h,. d o w.a;
q Wfe to bel . Tim in tha .n-:!:.gca:"rt q! his !.
crossing family Grd then ssia: This :ctu
comes like sbrahsm'3 sn:ysiL t. kehskaht -
l&tors, 10 know whether your daughter, NJ:
E, is n proper p>r;on ~ engage III Eu.h h
undertaking; ard if Sc whether sou ~. D.
ules.ed 10 give mo .aivt 10 Propose inaE:ir-2 4.
her. You need not be air.ii {! sochnG r.. .
refusal: for bless God. III i:u"T aDTt.!h<
nv own heart, l an lr"" ;rSEi l5a: foolish .
| sion " hich the world csl's love- H. ~. :"
| 9 similar strain 10 the Young lady, ,sAla= g..
among many o:har Questions. II 81" cyH''; ...'
her home and trust IN Him ihF sHpi"f. go.
feeds the yCung ravens sui bear ti'a ia'.'''"".
c;e3 OF sir both "a 10 heat G.f cold IN " !.i't-.
| climate; whether heSirG hu:1iHi :h" '.tD.
| be as though sho had n0ho itr ~; L." q"
! that he thoug ht Tho passionate a. p.es-"is "EI
| ordinary ccuttcr5 use ousL. I" Gn nroi!'j -
| those who marry in The Lord aHt tia, :: 80
| thought marriage would 90 in ray WAY - =.
| dics TO Ler belluT part, she wa - 30 - "iG:
| 10 send him denial that: n" need n"! l." '.iGs.
| 10 speak her Mid, rs hD loved nor only Tor e..
| The uters wcro ;Il. So iuccr.siuI i. A..'
hams servant The parents ware no! very Pep.
| ious to send their daughter IN sGc7 HI So g.
| ture; and Whrcclt c)EtiaI!"H 10: !n-t
| SPACE in his bachelor condition. som" tI!i:' =.
| ter he e:ssyed another couIl;alp w.h = b."
! in Wales after tho !aTo style. me E'''" .
| which kebekeh WAS chosen Tor Isaac r""I-
have been WhitelelI's ideal o! o3Iaimi"EH ~ .'
| The week sf.er no was married hn ""nL ~ 30
Of his evangcls!ic tOuFs. and lett h5 he"iH ~.
| ded wifo to muse aloha AMID leo welsh nj B.
the second qusrirr OF their h"neg-mo"A -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

The late rains have revived the vegetation
that had begun to languisb, and fields aud foi-
es!s and gardens are DOW clothed in most tEu
rieut verdurc. Eocush rain has f,Ilcu TO stcur,
the wheat crop, ,v,n should there be 90 more
until sfser harvest time, aud With good wheat
crop Virginia c.n manage 10 get along very
we'll with the other favtrj that almost neccssa'
rily follow 10 its train. Every good, however,
hi its aDtasouistic evil and 81 Virginia farmer
with bis mind at rest about bis wheat crop has
tho more time 10 devote 10 politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

FAUoUIER COUNTY ITEMS. o.a"at ia"
coIored. convicted O; The tate tenn 60 o.
County Court, sta.,rl IL cn.;odJ Of "1.
Whitncre Tuesday, lir Richmond. ~ tl%t rr.
bis term Of iauc yeas 10 III. pent.e".!.3y d
crime was burgllrion-g crlc,iaG ;hr S;"'"i "-
Ct Mr.. Correct. =. C.Ieus S.s'i M. 40! t~A.
thetclrom goods .CI .u6Gay.
Feutcn Rrowu. the ncsr" Anime. WI "
Warreuto last Sunday niEh! ~ cHarst -
Sheriff oil Maryland, ~ cb-dicuc, 10 'tl:'''1.
made by the Governor OF that State vs. e
comlnttcd to fauq aicr Jail las, Ihur>!fy o;...
lie says no escaped from tic ohcri q !. .
VILE Nj, under cavac Q! Ga:kness.
The ladies' Of the feuqlirr aian9o:'. "
cialion have aGrend u?0l Saturday a." !
instant at 4 O'clock T. IN. 81 tbs lhe toT l. Dc.
ing memorial Service. Tic orator s'!'"'t'
Msj. Albert G. Smith. "
Leopold Fsrich, q nerhc" @! y. ''.'n''
had G lipger broken this week 10 a'!&Inr::n'
catch bgsa ball, very cn.2E9a Cc"I!i'..
with those WHO take hand IN ID" :si9c.
Thc hay crop viii bo almost failure ~ 90
vicinity. The wheat IS short Al Vrst'aH
has suffered FIR want y. i3'". shr """".
Yesterday we're OF Glcat 1rIvl1'.
Mr.. James W. Ftcklio'a I! OK ot ShelP !"
attacked By dogs tho Right ~ the II Inr'.n
Uoe eve was killed. Seven were haHH!y "'.'L
ed and will die. - lI,urCAtJN Lith.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

Secretary Sherman says that tbtr> has been
redeemed in con since JanusrS LIST, 1879. u. s.
mites to the value of 81 1873. 5l3. and that the
etiu reserve 10 the treasury has been increased
to Sl3S. 900 .000 that being about forty per
cent Of the rotcs outstanding 10 be redeemed,
and he believes to be the smallest reserve upon
which resumption c.u'd be pruaently com.
menced aud successfully maintained. This re-
strvo arcs, from tho sale of $95 500, 900 bonds
aud from surplus revenues as authoriz I'd by
law, ard it must uud x sting law be main
taiued utinpaired fer The purpose FIR which 1t
Was cIeatld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

SCHOOL MAEAOEMEST.-A M.ssl:t1-..
teacher dcacribea AT cxperimcr: III tho SCI.
room which seems 10 BE- successful. tns!n.i
facing the pupils Lo hs. his desk br"tn! '".h
and thus overlooxs thea % grcs. a1v"'i'>
Tho naughty little Ones, no. Knowing vie" %
eye is upon them, d.rc Dot wh!:pc' "hi 90
'They nave" he says, $50 frequently m
grief in attempting to cs!cul.ta chsnca., Ia.
they have concluded 10 mako II virluc q h".'
slty and give up play in the school room =. T..
profitable, costing more than II cJfhos l.. q.
other decided advantage OF this syst"m - TIL
completely insolates classes reci:tnG ir"" :.
rect Of the school tho recitation beaches hr
in front Of tho teachers desk, beiwcoa ni'" -.
the school, and the backs o: :he puri.' h"''E
wsrd oacn other. CEN .aunicG ion b. !n.& or lie.
Is out Of the question. The Only sp"ei-t .u
made ia that tue pupils should no! looS "r'n'".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
WEBS or TIE DE- =.

pIeu,o pneumonia exists amopg catllo 10 ~
slsrmios tx!ept Oh Long lsland, n. Y.
Judge Asa Packer, president of the L:hlsh
ValIcv railroad, died 10 Philadelphia Saturday
evening", 10 bis 74:h year.
The General Secretaries Of the 7. NJ. Z. A.
Of the Uaited States and Canada, we're 10 con,
ference yesterday in Baltimore, and participated
10 meetings 10 various churches there.
Rear Admiral S5lvanus W. Goder, United
States navy, diet suddenly ct B!ols. tfalce;;
last week. lilo vas about GO years OF ego, and
on the retired list OF The naval service, which
he entered 10 1919
Saturday afternoon, vice1t thunder storm
passed over Wilmington, Delaware, Several
houses were struck by lightning, which stunned
at least dozen persons 10 different parts OF the
town In two cases tho parties did no. recover
for some hours.
Tie trustees Of the Flint tMiohigan) Asy lun
for the Deaf, Dumb or Blind have resolved to
reiostate the expelled Catholic pupils. allowing
them ali the freedom and privileges pertaining
to their religious belief. The expulsion was 10
const quenc, Of their reiusil to join 10 singlog
40 English Translation If Mtzlrts Mass.
Alice McDorald, little gill # Portland,
N)fepUU, WAS Nlutly huOW VIZ pNo'S'SS'
tho foesl, most 81 ken. and longest riuglets II
the State. Her culs fell belog the waist, anc
the croRn Was iusject to constant pats. Oat
day she was missing, creaticg the greatest ex
ciiemept She was touod 10 the wiods the mex
morbiog with her hair cut off eli 3, to her head
| She said she hsd been carried off By man Whf
had capped plaster over her mouth to pro
vent her ouicIlso.
Wm. Gordon, mGil oleik in tie employ o
| Fl. b. CIafn g. Co., New York, has been az
rested, charged with swindiing his employer:
on, of Sc Geo within the past th'ea years. III
! confessed lis guilt and said that hc wss hrs
| tenn pied 10 steal SHEETS Ct postal stamps D.
Thomas L. Smith fellow clark They divldet
the proceeds for two years. When Gordon de-
termioed to stop stealing Snith threatened hin
with exposure if no did not continue bis pecu
laiions. Smith was discharged for negtot c
duty six months ago. but still kept his mold OF
| Gordon, and compelled bin 10 continue stealini
| stamps. Smith has also been arrested, Ant
| denies Gordoh's story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
Presbyterian General A ssembIiet.

SARATOGA, ". Y, May l9-After the Pres.
byteri.n General Assembly had opened, the
moderator presented tho following teegrsphic
message to be sent to the General Assemblies at
Louisville and Memphis, in accordance with the
resolution OF Rev. Cr. Prime, adopted on Friday.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. now in session at Saratoga Springs, pre-
seuts its cordial sslutations to the General As.
sembies in session at Louisville and Memphis.
praying for them grace, mercy and peace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

Nearly all The evi9, both Of the State and OF
the Nation, Gre attributable TO legislation. Not
withstandiog the evil fleets 0! pern;cus legIsla
i'm. however. the prospects Of both State and
Nation arc improving. Oar General Assem-
bly, fortunately has adjourned, and DOW if Coz
sress with ouly do likewise every ibtercst will
b, benefited. Appropriations or 90 appro'
psiatous, let Congress afj,urr, sDd The
vrsnele about tho culrcuco cease.
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Eeitcr from Falls Church.

Correspondence Of tho Alexandra G:zAte.
FAILS CHURCH. Va, May l9.-NotSIth-
s;aoGiog the earnest opposition Of our "uoco
gudy' ficnds, the boys and girls bad their
d,rca ca last Thursiay night. Mr.. John
Gbetu opened his large brick house for their
accom- oaaIiOO, aud though the party gathered
together was not large, many being kept away
out OF deiereroo to the wishes of the ''0ld
folks" aud some from mistake as 10 the date.
those who were there clioyed themselves
thoroughly, ard probably better than they
would have done had tho gathering been larger.
The ice being broken it is not uolikely the
young folks map try q repetition Of it again 10
the fsl, when the weather will become more
seascDable.
The town has met with stvera losses This
spring 10 the death of SONS Of tho older citi-
zans Wm. II. L7noh died 10 March, Amer
Fl. Ives in April. and on Friday last, after a
very brief ond severe attack of pneumonia,
Talbot r. Fowler, the Mayor of The town, de-
parted this life. Mr.. Fowler was about fifty
five years Of ago. and Of active and vigorous
lram:; engaged 10 several pursuits that absorb
ed his attention constantly. Notwithstanding
his numerous business engagements he was
active in bis connections with the town. the
coufdcGco Of bis fellow citizens exhibiting it.
self in his election for three terms 10 the p0-
sitiou Of Mayor Of the Corporation. lie was
en- A. F. & a. NJ, and Knight Tom par. and
when living 10 the District Of Columbia, which
he did for u number OF years before coming TO
Falls Church, he was connected With several Of
tho Leading business enterprises. and was q
member OF the Legislature OF the District and
one limo Speaker. His death Was surprise to
mauy of our citz.ns. very few outside Of his
immediate family knowing anything Of The Sc
liouspess OF his condition until the announce.
mept Of bis death. lie YVES afflicted with o
rambling deleIum for some days and passed
away peacefully. while in that condition, though
be bad h ii lucid interval. in which be recoR'
nizsd enc of his daughters shortly before. His
funeral took placs Sunday. the 18th inst, at
tho Congregational Church. Rev. l.. B. Plat
aud b. W. Ford officiating. and his remains
were conveyed for temporary iuicrmeut to Oak
Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, d. G. Out Of
respec. to the deceased the other religious de-
uon.ioatious suspended their morning services
ond attended the funeral services in body,
the attendance beipg probably tho largest that
has ever attended The fuDersl Of any person in
this tOwO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
CONGRESSIONAL,
ReD9rtcd for the Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
SENATE,

SENATE.
The Scua!c r.:uned the oorsiderstiou Ct the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial Aplrorrla.
ton bill.
Mr.. Bisice speaking On the Legislative bill
said stcnpts w1lo b9iog made TO show that
Mr.. Webster recsnted AID changed his views
Oh The nature of our government 10 his closing
yeals. The charc, verbs used by different
men to describe cur government system necd
not BIO taken too literally. The important fact
is that as between nationality aud States tights
MIR. Webster threw his itil2epce 10 favor OF The
former. He quoted Mr.. Wcbstcr's own com-
merts % the Capon Spring speech, shoTiog
| that be had been ui:repres!Dtca by tho Coz
stIucion placid on that speech 10 The South.
Dir. B!aiuo read from MIR. Wctster's comments
Oh The constitution to the etftc: that the very
irstrcsolulion adopted by the constitutional COLI
veulion Ct l1S7 declared that the goyer5 u ent
| should be national and not mere compact be-
tween States. MIR. Webster used tho word
compact wheo be e.il lac grvcluHeut was the
result Of compsc: between all the people apd
not between the States. Sir. Elton had cV!-
IDENTIFY got bis Inspiration for Fridays speech
from Mr.. a. II. Stephcrs' history lDl:chiey-
Gus boCk-!ho uore SO rs it is Rrlleu - a sin
cere mon-., ESQ; making las LEis:e p:estA Giobs
doubly dangerous. Another u Nix. Stsphcos
Measurements WIS hat Me- Wrtsicr defined
to vote against MIR. Uaibcuu > 3a!ts lieh.y re
solutions of 1888. Mr.. Webster hSd eaboraey
denounced those resoluiicns, yet Mr.. Stephens
said Mr.. Webstcr cminou:ly retraiued from
putting himSt!f CO record agucs: them. Mr.
Blaine 1actcd further from Mr.. Webster
| views. Aliudiag 70 MIR. Hills assertion thai
he assenled to secession as he would 10 The
death Of his ia;hcr-Eith sa3GcEs OF Eeari-
Mr.. Blaine showed in the G*Crsil CONVENTION
that voted for secession 50 voted agalus. 1t and
21S for il. Ii sctm.d. said Mr. Bi1oc,
thu: as 20S eoicd l2r il, Mr.. Hill!
thought DO would consent 10 the death o.
The old man rather than be il niuorjty
Uaughttr). Mr.. I'LL had sail the Northern
democrats sa7ed the Uoicn. Mr.. Baina sho"
ed that the democratic convention Ia OHIO dur
ing tho war refused 10 adopt rtsola,ioas slg
gtslcd by Mr.. L:ccoln that there was a rebe.
lion against the Government which should b.
put down. Yet ii il C0w said That that party
saved tho Union.
Mr.. Blaine referred II ~ recent discussion
about the Use Of iro3ps ia Maryland and Dela
ware during The Tar ard said tbs oath r'qliret
to b, taken by voters then, WAS Only wha
every Senator had to lake.
Mr.. B3yard rose and warmly defended thu
he Loyalty Of The people Of Delaware.
NOMINATIONS.
The Prudent senL tho following nomination.
10 tho Senate to-day Vim. j. Galbfahh, o
Iowa. to be an Associate Justice Of tho SuprcG2t
Court Of Montana TorriLcry; john L. Mcrga9
Court Of Idaho; Norman Buck, ol Idaho, Ia ht
| an hssGclntn !ustca Of saTno court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
The hai,t,ntii.

BosroN Nay i2.-The:e wa = Meet"
protest against Sabbath to-e:ralIOr :c'. ~ ~
oil. yesterday, Governor T.Ibo: .,Gc.lfinG. -.
olutlons were adorted caiIinc Oh OF! ~ d.. -.
law to usc their ttJrts for tno propct "iec'!'
of tho law on this subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

A special issue OF the Norfolk FirgiOiau is
10 appear at 40 early day. l. is 10 be al eight
p ,gtd cditicp, AID will be cmbellished by q
large and ncw msp of Nolfrlk aud IFS sutnt-
ban and rural surroundings, and will include a
carefully made sketch ef the history CT the
ely, With ample s!atsIi;a of its growth. trade,
Industries, e.. The edition is to BE- circulated
through all the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
Two Men Drowned.

CINCINNATI, O.. May l9.-Wm. Morgan.
cashier of the St. Nicholas hotel, and bis bro.
Their. John Morgan. while rowing skiff 90
Licking river. yesterday afternoon. we're upset
aud drowned 10 endesvoripg to avoid passing
steamer.
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Fire.

CINcraxATi May H. "A .ico nj UsGo.d. J:
Yesterday, destroved trna"n's dry good =.
Petor Wagncrs dwelling, HlcEnet5 .h'1 E.
Hsglebrights cigar store, mni IiHadn.Lin.
goods store Loss SID 900, IL2urCd tor : 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
Postponed.

BALTIMORE, May - The comr2i y"'rea.
the sprIng meeting Of the M"ryEn"I ! &C..
Club at Plmlico, hos BEEN postponed "n:'' ~
nesdsy on account Of rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
Ey.I,rpsitleut Grant,

NEW YORK, May ia correspondent with
General Grant writes that Whilo 10 tho lslaud
Of Penang he vas waited upon BY dcpuatioD
Of Chints, merchants, who presented him With
an address solicitios his ipilucCcs 10 procure
the renewal Of restrictions imposed on Chinese
emigration to America by tho bill which had
been passed by Congress-. Gen. Grant said it
afforded hin special pleasure to rccei0o the
address which had just been read. He was
about to visit China, haViog received warm
Invitation to do so, aad he was aoxious to see
with his uwn eyes the Institutions and people
Of that country. To DC met With welcome
from Cinnamon 10 this colony therefore was
gratifying. lilo had not seen the till aud kuew
nothing about it except from the tclerraphlc
dispatches 10 tho Enplish newspapers. lie
IL represented as saying n all questions
like this ihere were demsgogues who in Ameri.
CO, As in olher countries pandsr 10 prclud!css
against race or nationality, aad favor any mca3-
uro Of oppression that might advance their po-
li,ical interests. But in the question of Chinese
emigration there YVES something 20 DO aald IN
favor Of those who advocated bill limiting
emigration Of the Chinese TO America. He then
went on 10 snow the evils arising from the sys-
tenn under which tho Chinese had been imported
to America He felt sure that the Chine.e gen.
tlemen who had honOred him with this address,
and who represented the lourishing Chinese
community Of Penang would agree with him
st emigration to the United States, under those
circumaL snces WAS not an advantage to us, snd
wa! wrong to the people who csno under euch
degrading conditions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

s. DEALHAM has just returned from New
York. and has now the finest and most elect
stock of CLOTHING HATS and GENTS F. ;RN-
IsHINGs ever bstore brought to this cts: 1t as'
toDishiug low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

When You sec a baby, which you know to
have suffered for a long time wi III Summer
CompIsiat or Dyseutery, suddenly improve and
grow tat and healthy, you can rest assured that
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup has been used,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

Fifty SHedes last week reached the SWedi ah
settlement 10 Randolph county, w. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19

TIE BEST LoyE.-tlolnc love il tn, best
love. The love that y1u arc born to is the
sweetest you will ever have On earth. You
who arc SO anxious to escape the homo nest,
pause 6 mcm.nt and remember that this il 50.
1t is right that tho hour should come Wheo you,
10 your turn, Should become wifo aud moth.
or and give the best love to Others; bus that
will ue just it. Nobody-not lover, not a
husband-RiI ever be 40 tender or so tIus as a
mother or father. Never agaiu, after straug.
crs have broken the beautiful bond, will there
be anything SO sweet as the little circle OF moth.
er, father and children, where you Wero cher
ished, praised and kept from harm. You may
not know it now, but you will know it sOmo
day. Whomsoever you marry. true and good
though he may 10, after the love days are over,
and the honeymoon has waned. will give you
only what you deserved OF love or sympathy
usually much less, never more. You must
watch and l.. weary, les; you losa that love
which is through the eyes, because they thought
you beautiful. But those who bore you. WHO
loved you whep you were the dreadful little OBJ
iaci, small baby, ard thought you eXquisitely
fsirer and forms that are m1re graceful than
yours. You are their own. ard so, better to
them always than others. TO leave home
should be sad, not glad thing. 1t should
not be SO easy 10 Turn away from the "old
folks" and forget them a. it seems to be to
many. have said it once, but | say it again:
There is DO love like the love you are BORN to,
20 home like tho first hoae you knew, if you
have good parents. and that home is what it
should b. When you leave it sou leave your
best behind you.
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TIE talented aud Dea1tliut Ei'H'
ACRES HEkEDOa,

in her classic reniiitioIs and impersoHs:."Ee g.
Shskspcsre nud other em!nen. authors
On tho above Occasion VIII be Gi'"i !
Curse Scene from Deborah; Tho Fnn."G. '!'s
rel Scene from School .of ScaLGal ne 80.
Scene from Romeo sad juliet; lln Lc';9' -.
from Macbeth ; 7 hG Flower scsad from :n& 10
and Psrthenis. ..
Admission Toe; gallery -; roieL.td =.
without e1trn charge q. French's bOoo.!
Box sbeet open Wednesday morning M j.
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AMIJsEf7 kS.
UNABLE EV HNT.

THE FASHIONABLE EVENT.
SaREpTA :iALL-FhIDAI EFhHtl"
MAY i3i,
Under the auspices Of tho ALENA. blEhA -
ASSOCIATION.
a r.n,,.ifll w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-19
The PocnSset Tragedy-A WretcIed
Mothers Letter.

The following letter, written by the vito ct
Charlie, p. Freeman 10 her sister inlaw in
Natick, gh:ra freeman formerly resided, gives
new light upon their radaesa and shows their
tfnith -
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