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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

E5- To-day is the anniversary Of the birthday
of Wilhelm, Emperor of Germany and King Of Prussia,
he having been born on the 2d of March. 1897. makes
this his SD year. The new German Club Association
will to-day lay the corner stone of their new club house,
ON Punchbowl street, which is now in course Of erection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22
NOTICE.
OokaIa Sugar Plantation Company

Capltal SIOU,UOO, In IUU ShaTes 0I sI,UOU katH'
rs r GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting held on the 18Th day Of March, A. d. 1879, OF
Subscribers to the Stock Of the Ookala Sugar Plantation Com
pany. IL was voted to accept a Charter OF Incorporation grant
ed 10 them and their associates and successors, under the cor
porate name and style Of the "0OKALA SUGAR PLANTA-
TON COMPANY" on the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1875 and
that the Corporation under said Charter thereupon organized
itself and elected the following officers Of the Company, viz:
DIR. ROBERT AcKIBBIS.. President,
MR.. ~MCKIBBlN... Treasurer,
CAPT. II. W. MIST, X.
Notice is further given, that pursuant to the terms Of said
C'arter "no Shareholder shall be liable for the debts Of the
CORPORATION beyond the amount which may be due upon The
share or shares held or owned by him or her"
mh23 I'm II. W. MIST, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

I PLANTATION SALE.-We would remined those in
terested that the Keaahala Plantation, at Koolau. on this
island will be sold to-day, by c. S. Barlow, at his rooms
Sale positive.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

THE CALEDONIA CLUB.-At a regular meeting
of the rbove named club on Saturday evening last the
following officers were elected A. S. Cleghorn, chief
Z. r. Hendry, LIST Chieftian 8. Grant, I'd Chieftian
d. X. Fyfe, Secretary II. E. Mcintyre. Treasurer. At
the meeting d. X. Fyfe, Esq, reported that by charitable
donations from the citizens of Honolulu he had collected
$3.50 for the relief of the suffering poor people in Scot
land. To this sum the Society added 500 from their
treasury, which is certainly a handsome gift for the
+ object intended
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that all Commissions held by
parties throughout the different Islands as Government
Land Agents, are this day, Feb. 22d. 1879, Revoked and
ALL such Agents are requested to forward their accounts in
full, with all the documents in their possession relating
to Government lands, to the Office of the Interior Depart
ment. SAML g. WILDER,
Tooo Minister of the Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

PUBLIC attention is hereby called to an Act entitled
IAN Act for preventing collisions at sea- passed in 1864.
The Minister of the Interior, under Section so of the
Civil Code, adopts this law as "Rules for the guidance
and government of all vessels engaged in the coasting
trade" and hereby gives notice that on and after the first
dav of January. 1879, the law will be strictly enforced.
SAM'L @. WILDER,
poa3 Minister of the Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

Mr.. HESKY wARDES has this day been appointed Com
missioner Of Fences for the district of wsialua, Island Of
Oahu, vice c. W. Collins, deceased.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once. March II. 1872. mis-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

~ No little surprise was manifested on the arrival OF
the steamer LheHke from the windward ports, at the an@
nouncment Of the death of Samuel Kipi, Governor of the
island of Hawaii, at Hilo, on the 1Ith inst. By his death
the country loses a man that was highly esteemed, and
who commanded the respect of the foreign community as
well as from his own people. He was born at Hilo on the
4h of May, 1925, and was consequently SO years and 10
months of age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22

Register once. March 10th, 1879.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-03-22
U
LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
sToH q HONOLULU PACKET LINE

EVER s 20. AGENTS.
fExTk> y arrangements can always be made for
A&D q and shipment OF Oil, Bone, Wool, Hides
- other Merchandise 10 New Bedford, Boston, New York and
Stns - q. BREWER L Co.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-10-04

TOMATO PlcxLE.-Take the small
sized round tomatoes, those which are
called volunteers" wash thoroughly
and dry; take knitting needle, pass It
once or twice through each tomato; get
q large jar and put In . layerof sab on
bottom, then layers 81 tomatoes and salt
until tho jar y 1nll let them remain tor
Q week. To zach gallon of tomatoes
take 1our onnccs Of ground mos1arul.
four ounces Of ground pepper, one ounce
OF cloves, and twelve small onions
which haye been sliced. Take ont TO-
matoes nom jar, wipe them and re-
place agnl1 e the jar, putting n the
above ing<e 9nts as layers Of tomatoes
are made. LIT vinegar almost to
boiling poI pom on the TON rtoes.
The tomatoes vln keep thefr fpfm and
color.
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OLIVER DlTsoN & CO.. Boston.
A TABLE-BOOK
and
Introductory Arithmetic.
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This ltfle book t1kes tho learner through long N
v1l1on g has hccn VII carefully prepared TO aid teach
- U 1nducong tnelr pupils jnt0 tho science II Arit.
mcoe Explanations and tsec simple nrst ST d which
ou1ke themselves nelurafiy the mind IL the instruct
~ nave beeu emitted, that tho Sis az the bo0k mlG
~ - gnneoossarily nczcasod But tho quesfins q
me eee!es exe e9op9e9e, and Tho examples are %
Soealn eoec9 enypen 10 them I'll without assistance
- vii - found % hovc Cd the whole subject
Numsfaoon Suoo Adm and nvision This Wosk 60
IDS 1911 - esPeclaJ ve1a ID to The teacheHD
ynlch % no: pute Primary As1thmeec Into ne hn1d0
q 1ne1rpup "A Al1o trschfzs Of forelgn 1a1RunGoS
which mry teaca
R2ECm. ~ eeusu. FREE ny NAIL
Apply to H. auehu. 50 Brad g., EIlnbeth. Nj
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deayored Efor some time to induce her
companion to return to the lake, but
without success, and eventually died Of
grief. Hundreds of people have visited
the cemetery to witness the singular con-
duct of this self-stationed sentinel.
A RUSSIAN nobleman. Panteleeh, who
died in 1876, bequeathed one million
rubles to body Of peasants, to be used
for the special purpose of purchasing
land from their former masters. The
relatives of the deceased nObleman tried
to break the win, and brought the case
into court, where it has been kept for
years. At last the Gar himself has con-
firmed the original win, and on the 9Th
of August directions were issued to full
I'LL its provisions. As the capital Is not
sufficient to benefit all the peasants re-
1erred to, lots viii have to be cast to de-
termine who shall be recipients Of hand.
(. A SUSCEPTIBLE young man was jIlted
It Charlotte, N. G.. He went to :, house
where the girl was spending the even
ing with q party Of her own SEX, and
askar3 n, Goa hor Sho rof,,eo1 30. -,
;rterv;ev and he could 49, NJ -. 49, 9.
into; the honse ~ dsc,s -, ~ ~
did ia not sl des;re 70 ~. 49,. go -. ~ -
e erI,i - lin h;mssW tSas "a ~, 49,. g
rho Girls came ont On ~ I1..s ~.
and said thew were resdv to ,,;tDess tPe
suicide Then he drew Sr;se m,sa -. :
fa;nt ~ stshb;rc h;r,ssis Ell . =. az :
grass wr;thede rs tbor.h - dos4S
&c., 81 sa,..,.a :. H. -. ~
VOICE VOICE ny .nus i!gn.enIng the glris ne
nn sa nav 49, sunc m"ay win nylng col
u'vucnoI nn WIN pans OF ice-waser.
WILD beasts make awful havoc among
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A REMARKABLE porsoNER.

-
AHw Frsneh weman's Greed Led Her Is
Ill aaree People.
o. u London standard
Une o. me most remarkable cases Of
,;n.,:II:s.P o.I ~ III sincc INC uays Oh
- dn v.l 13n anu ~ amer was concluded
! ,,,;j az, SAus. a. ~ AK. me prisoner
ns.ss:u WOMAN named baptissine
~ nccuseu % having poisoned
Io -. s'less, ne, ner uncle, ana then her
no1u ~. IN ios sne was IN the service
e "a o.o VINO" named Marun, VINO
- Nno" -, ~ possess a round sum OF
49,. -. PoneI nao NOT Deen
suS. III -osO s,la =, ,lonsn ueiore tne aged
10y vas r.. saAcn ~ ana died IN conyui-
ssIn.;... .I S.. nos vas searcned Dy ner
n ecs.'sa 49, o1t n9azn8 save lew stray
$3.50 wcte .oonu: IN spite OF THESE
= s'olous cl,cu1''z no Proceed-
~ 1919 saHen dinst, the servant.
-soI7r saloh roterneo 10 tne mouse
nsDanos VINO nved with
- ulc 20 elderiy widower IN
I sess ~ % z smaii fortune. IN
s. .Sts ...nS ne pInoner, according 70 the
- s ssens, gec.n3o ne uncle 9 mistress,
Vim in favor Of her husband A few
~ ~: a,'er tnis, In june 1919, the I'M
clc u,ou suoueniy, ana, aitnougn the
ncls nDols suspectea I9ni pay SUN notn-
lne was salI 70 inc ponce. Inc prison.
e now goe ner husband 20 make q VIII
IN neI iavor. one tnen FORMED the ac-
yuaiusance u = young man IN the nelgn-
vi Iloou, vlolA ~ INC mayor Oh Lam-
press her regret that she was not a
widow, so that she might get married 10
him. Eventually. on the 31st of No
vember, 1873, her husband was taken
i'll, and died suddenly in terrible AGONY.
The neighbors were at last aroused r.
action. The police were informed of
the prevailing suspicious. and the n,is-
oner was arrested. The body Of her
husband was examined. and the doctors
found quantity of arsenic in II. This
led to the examining of the bodies of the
old widow and the uncle and the san,o
poison was discovered in both. The trial
occupied several DAYS. On the first dav
the Judge questioned the prisoner. and
found be, had met his match. The Jnd0e
began thus: You knew where to looR
when Your designs necessitated the use
ia the substances of which you have
made snch criminal usep'' The pris-
loner replied, ~ never even knew where
those substances were to be found. and
even il I had Known The Judge
Interrupted her, and went on to state
that she had poisoned the widow Mar
tin. To this the prisoner retorted that
the village doctor had deposed that
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tn. reason Why medical practitioner, do
not hesitate to prescribe Or. r. Wilhoft's
Anti-Periodic or Fever suf ~Ague Tonic & e
follow; Aesr< Kheelofh Zlnlay . 0ps &
its eompositfon, ana physid - 4s5e ~ q
It because e confeinS 10 dk6(ofoU -. 38d
because i invariably proves ouccooafuI- =. Il Il
for sale By Al Drug&jsts. fWf
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Alex.
anGrlB and Fairfax Agricultural
ana Industrial Association.
ALEXANDRIA 0nf,

ALEXANDRIA, October 7, 1879.
At . meeting of Directors this a. M. at the
Corn Exchango there were present: john B.
Smoot, President. and 4. F. Roberts, N. W.
Ilerson, Edgar Snowden, J. II. D. smoot NJ
3. HARLOW, r. a. Reed, HcnIy Strauss, j. +.
BeckhGm, John Perry and p. 3. Hooe.
The President stated tina! the Board had been
convened 10 hear complaints and protests enter.
ed by exhibitors.
+. L. VanAuken being present to enter pro.
test IN regard to the judgment of his piano, was
heard. Mr.. Bigga, the representative of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., and DR.. e. s. Lead
oester, representative of the Domestic, were also
present, and heard.
On motion it was ordered that the premium
as awarded TO the Wheeler s. Wilson sewing
machine should stand, and that special pre-,
mil m be awarded the Singer Sewing Machine
company for the largest and handsomest display
OF sewing machines, and that explanation ba
made TO MIR. Lead beater that, owing to the fact
mat his machine was not properly judged, it is
not brought into competition as between the
machines above mentioned.
On motion the action of the Judges in award
ing the premium on pianos WA. confirmed BY
the Board.
On motion vote OF thanks was rendered the
PRESIDENT and Secretary for their labors in be.
half CT the association, and also vote of than ks
TO \. a. Eeed tor the abundant supply Of ice
furnished by him during the Fair
j. T. BECKHAM, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY DI
EDGAR SNOwDBNs
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7. 1879

The revival Of memories connected with the
war are not pleasant and are certainly most
Improbable, but as tho radicals have lately
held convention Of men who were coo6ned in
southern prisons during the war, at which tho
sutennes endured in those pr ms were related
Ii the menner best calculated to irc:ease the
anlmosl,y Of the northern people for their
fellow ritz,ns ct the South. it may not be uI-
wise TO Say that here arc two sides to the
sutlc 'iDcJ OF prisoners lurng tho civil war,
AID that the southern sido was plainly revealed
10 the soldiers cemetery in this city last week,
whhu au elderly lady from western State, who
was sadly AID silently watching some younger
tlcnd5 strewiog the graves Ct the Confcderatcs
buried there with flowers, being asked by the
Superintendent il the mourning she wore was
caused BY the war. replied, yes. for son VINO
Was starved 10 death st Fort Delaware" lift
was wrong TO s:sIvo PRISONERS in the South,
where famine existed. what must be- said Of
those ~ho starved prisoners 10 the North,
where The land, all during tho war, was flow.
iGg with milk and honey?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
RIsG.R si-.5aESEIrsj lss.T.
Special Correspondence Of the A7cra. Gazett
W.cuf,.cToA; n " "a! 1870

" hSlllSGTON, ID. u, Cct. I, 1919.
The rec:ipt5 1T The jIc ,suTy to day from in
tcr1al revenue amounted 10 500 9JS; FROM
customs $59S, 4Sq. the National Bank notes
received !or rcicm = ion amounted tc 5000 900.
The secret service q The Treasury Depart
meUt is 10 assist the Pcstltfi,o Department 10
lis efforts 50 suppress tic lottery husiccss CT
the eount!?, which, is said 20 be much greater
than these un!aIniio! with /: have any idea Of
The Solicitor al Tho Treasury is 70 correspond.
eucc wjth MIR. D-uphInc, manager q ihc Louis
iana lottery. on Tic suti1c', sud the officers Ct
the Secret S'Glvi21 are hciTr !uralshcd with IN
sifuctiuuS.
Up TO one o'clock 20 DAY aoihirg additional
had been neard either from Capt. Pgyue's CT
Gen. Merritt cumuaEG. Payne had not with
him moro than ouc hundred and Fifty nea
wien nc ic!l back hticI Thornbure's death
aod the rtiuitrcementa Merritt was carrying t.
him numbered atcut five hundred. At the
War Office this mar0Is 10 arxiet2 was ex-
pressed about either commaud, - Payne dis.
patch represented lis as fully ahiu 10 take care
OF itself until r;NiciCG,nru,s arrived. ard owing
TO the roUgAarsa &! the c)nEt!y over which
those reluuIccmcnta had 10 travel they could
rot have reached hiu much before last night.
Amt'sI al lnc various ''!tI''en'iH! ooomS
Hu''s W. St'ous i:s''up :" Ai','nS over the
"uo'o.o uu''s' - vEiIc'Vee ~ 'l'1 eApiessi~hs
o. peGp'g ,1"u' ~ !. : "'t'Ii VINO pass through
nei n III ia'of q '?~"a,"t h''HG' h"' rom any
pli''il1cY CT super ! h'!'"y ~ '"ss 1eht'1nao,
'iH:"' - u.s. h!Si, casE'i',e c"trsc''
e!'au1 Tue Hno"'Sh;H 'h;'s t"";l BIS aduilnlstra'
Ii9n ans .h9"7 81 ne c'uo''P "'u!c ne CONDUCT
70 10 acr3foateS Hi''' ilo irHe spirit OF re-
.tep;. ~ Ut an' is''e'' "no ID Suth "Ay 'nht
.no o.c.Ls's y. '' 'to's o'1"",,f' ."u Cot OF
pstty,a I's.H u /" -" '"'o''" 'a"'''oeas' "9u'1
W luoScls c"'
1A'oena'oia fV%.e' qua 0ai ",re lie only
!"o SOU Ht'n lr!i"pl"'"H "h"' Al ice ie'c meet
luz u t""' c'aSS I! -" !'s'u"ntS Il us Guy,
asstlleu ~ 'hten.:'H u I''"ihE ih' democratic
pal'y u"''"i i''i'''s |" F':'H'+"' a'co'd ms
H'u."''" p'''''" - '"S'' '*'E H'r9 eons'io'
'A'iIo' ,,..,. ct, -,
h ~ y, r,I'au so!t''lS i'1'' ~ ~ h"seuf
y. cue os,o'u'G - 'n' li,n'' .! HePEcsrnta-
yves .'sS oStn Eis.n o. T'i.,'s' !!'ap. mere
a.e %" oH'J .nIeo u.'n''"" !" Iho I,1use
pl''Cth1e >, "H.a1Ao's! H.'u''' ASSISTANT Wow
''u trt anu .lesSIpEet i'SuVI'
4 uc ntAHuHiLs, lalT Hi; tslt anu gone last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
FOREIGN .NEsS~S.

The Poie hiss notified Sarvia that it intcaAE
| replacing lii, regulars on the frontier By IL
bsnians
The Ccsar1eitOh stake, London, was wen 10
day by Cnipranda!e with Westbourne Fad aud
Dresden China third TNonty,acveu hcrsas
rin
i party Of five briglnls. yesterday, al
tompicd to selZ3 railway station between
Romc aud Naples an hour bef0re a train with
| the Italian mioiater of Public Work upon it,,
was expected to pass. Tho attempt vas Illustrated
WAEED Up THE WRoNd REPORTER. Tho
Plttsbnrg Telegraph tells the following story
| at the Joint expense Of couple Of editors and
& druggist. l. is good enough to BIO true:
During an excursion from this city to Mag.
ara Falls, and while ct Cleveland, al incident
occurred which will never BIO forgotten by those
| who heard Of il. The Kennsrd Houso in that
city was crowded with guests when an eccen.
trio and witty druggist of Smith0ed street sp.
reaEed. lste 81 night at tho hotel cilice and de-
Elandcd a bed. The CLERK replied ths. there
were only two vacant beds in tho hOuse-one
| wherein WAS quarLerGd Pitsburg morning
newspaper man and the other wherein was d
P!ttsbGrg evening rc~gpaner man, whc were
with the excursion. TO tell the truth, ttey are
both pretty drunk; SO you msy talluyour choice
SIS TO which room you will sleep in Tho drug
s'Sl sa!u tnsI on general principles no would
lake his chances with tho evening newspaper
Journalist, SIS they exeeled tho morning men in
moro ways than one, and he would doubtless be
go drunk that he would be dormantiy quiet a il
night. He went to bod, and was soon sound
ssieep. The Journalist, however, awoho about
II c'c!ocE, and, thinking it a long timo between
drinks, dressed himself pnconsciously in tho
druggists clothes, and sailed out TO make a
night OF It. Ever and anon no muttered, as he
treated oil rraselt: Funniest thing ever heard
OF, When went 10 bad last night had only
over SlC) Showing {. corpulent roll of bils) and
I'm bound TO spend every cant of it before II orn.
ing He did"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07

The Fall River strikers alter many weeks of
idlenes5, have asked to be allowed to return to
work for the wages ihey were receiving when
they struck. their OILY conditions being that all
OF them be taken back. and that they be paid
weekly Instead of monthly as heretofore; but
the mill owners have psremptcrily declined
both, having bsen able out of the superabuu
dance of labor to obtain such as they wanted
upon their own terma, and being naturally IN
WiIllug to discharge those who had come TO
them iu their extremity FIR 10 other reason
thOn to elve places to those Who had deserted
them 10 ;heis coed. o: sill business 10 the
world thaL oi striking is the least profitable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07

NoHwOoD. N. Y, O,t. 7.--The FIRE is still
spreadiDg TO Louisville sTGups. il spite OF
ell tie efforts TO subdue it, and the wir Il is
now carrying the flames toward Masscua. Large
quantities OF wood ard ooosiG cTaba machinery
tor cutting wood have baan burOcd. together
with several barns AID their contents near
Madrid. The fac has spread for mics, aud the
people are removing hsy aud other products 10
prevent their being consumed. The air is filed
with dense smoke. There are signs Of rau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
Walking Match.

New IoRE, Oc!. THE scoro at . p. NJ.
stood: Alieo, IA miles Behrmso, &c; Boyle,
%: B!em, So; Briody, l54 Broadseest, 1876 !;
Costello. lOl Currau, MS; Dickinson, 100
Elson, ISL; Fabcr l5S Fox, 1888; Howard,
l34; kemmerer. l2G =; Mckee, 1l3; Mclean.
los McL9avg, ll2 Mahoney, 81 ; Murphy,
l6f Pierce. 1856; RUSSELL AS SpcIlacy, l47;
Walker 14j
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shooting 4 Nrny.

CINcINNATG, Oct. 7-Iaomas Dscanp, con
OF a prominent merchant, shot aud. il is
thought, fatally wOuuIct hacEna1 named
jackson at 40 early htur his morning. The mar.
ties had teen drinking ali night, Jackson fpaI.
~ taking Dccaup hone, where the shooting
occurred, iu the latters parlcr. Tho exact
cause OF the shooting is unk6oIn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
SOnfeSsiGn.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 7.-Rote,t 4. Parish,
jr., tho lawyer in whcsa desk an ilfernal ma
chine Was exploded yesterday, surrendered him
self to tho police snlhoritics isis morning. He
acknowledged that he placed 2 jea1l7 eoalri-
vance there himself 10 chec. petty lheIts which
have occurred rtcent!y. lie was taken before
O magistrate, and held silGut bail on @ charge
OF felony lor tlrtkc: hc@;iug Ibis etiaruo0n,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
Gen. Grant. dc.

SAN FRANCISCO. OCT. 7.-Geu. Grant aud
party arrived at MeEc;d last evening" en- route
from Yosemite. A reception was rendered hin
by tho ctizsns, and an address Of wecomo ,r,.
seDtcd followed By ba.
A light bu! general rain prevailed through
cut tbs State to-dsy. In the mountains it is
snGWiur
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EseafHOi an Artist

New York, Oct. 7.-Wm. II. Powell, tle
artist. died at his residence 10 ibis city yester.
day in the 56!h year Of bis agc. His Hines,
though Iorg and lingering was only kuowr to
few intimate friends, and he was cotfoed IA
his house bu: few days before his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07

MANLY AND OUTsp0KEN. --Judse ", J,
Rabertsop, OF Charlottesville, 10 letter 10 q
gentleman in Redmond, says
My engagements are suoh that | o,u5o,
aagtee to make speech Oh the debt question,
L have 20 otjeotioa has4ver, for it to be gen.
orally made known that am, as | have alwav,
been. 10 favor Of paying the debt of tho State,
aud of Increasing taxes TO the extent nee ,ssar0
f5r tho purpose aod that. although | r.gsrd
the McCu'loch Dill as liable 20 many grave Of
lso:ions,. L am utterly opposed to the attempt
to have It repealed, Believing the continued az.
lta'!on OF the question 10 be eg.ramey iujur.-
Gus to the Interests of the Commonwealth. and
that 1t such attempt should be tul there
Is serious danger CT absolute reputation, tbao
which, 10 my judgment. there could be moth
Ing morse disgraesfu or disastrous"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
Beaten to Death

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Al Nantiookc, Pa,
John MaIady, the captain of canal boat, was
Dc aten to death ct midnight las; night 90 the
Nanticokc trostls Bulge, and his desd body
was thrown over among SOME tlmbers. Two
men, one of them named Eokcrt, were arrested
this mcrnlrg as the murderers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
Witnesses IMPLICATED.

EUNBURY. Pa, o.. Peter McManus,
one OF the MOlie Msguires to he hanged on
Thursday next, has made ststemeut to bis
COUNSEL, imp'icatiug Canning and Rhoads. Two
OF the principal witnesses Tor the Common.
wealth at bis tria! for the murder OF Hesser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-07
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good heaeViou: while n 1iGce.