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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-29

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
i STATE.

Ia
for Prince George's County, sitting as court E:S1
Of equity, the undersigned. Trustees, will -G.0-
Hil" farm, on the Potomac River directly opposite
the City Of Alexandrsss - Virginia, on THURSDAY,
the oowipg valuable real estate o. or tracts o
lard, in Prince Georges County. the property Of
lstAl that valuable farm and real estate known
as .,O.on Hill" sltnsted in Oxen Hin DISTRICT ia
opposite Alexandria, containing. together with the
thereto a aitaehed called oxon H
i" Talbot's Lot" l,552H acres. more or less. The
OK o1on HiIl Farm proper contains s7oH acres, and
divided into eight lots, and the Woodand OF s o Use
S' lg
tn nn Sa snd sybs
from Washington city, and has upon It the Public
Ferry Landing from Maryland to Alexandris, and
os whole e Sas
is1g sId elegant s pmansoD located on an
Washington and Alexandra 'l''i anu Tue CUES u
-, DAN that Farm OF Tract Of Land called VII
spadnss s ead at Or IT,
l To and s Silver HUI sd!onna the lands Of Col
four miles from Washirgton city, and is also adapt
ga the Of ana h sV
survey into five lots, and Will be sold in lots or as
ru pa:g raet Land called Marietta"
formerly ad Owned by Edm M Rnya deceased
mae railroad il Bowie district, in said county, con-
tanning. by recent survey, 223 l16 acres, more or
less The soil is kind and well adapted to the growth
OF fruits and vegetables Its easy access from Wash
ton, rence1s it valuable beth for market purposes
and reside nces
Terms Of sale One third of tie purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of SALE ratification
the1eof by the Court ana the residue in equal in
Of one and two years from the day of SALE
the Whole to be.r from the day Of sale and
the purchaser. With security, to be approved by the
Trustee g.. The Trustees will require the purchasers
to DEPOSIT with them, at the time of SALE amounts
pIoIo1tionate to their respective purchases from
Persons cesrous Of purchasing are invited to view
the prenifes prior to the day Of sale.
ConveyaneiDg at cost Of purchasers
JOSEPH Z. ROBERTS, il I ,,,.
N. G. STEPHEN, Afustees
az n B:-Address Trustees, at Upper Marlb ,ro',
or BLADE nsburg, Prince Georges county Md.
July 4, 1879
notice TO CREDITORS-The creditors of the
Eaid THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their Claims properly authenticated. with the CLERK
OF the Circuit COult within three months from the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH K. ROBETs, JR.,, rru,,..o
jy8.2awSt N. O. STEPHEN, trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-29

BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-29

AXE Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
sSkGEJFgX VIEWS.

Colonel Robert D. Boiling has purchased for
his son farm 10 Augusta equity, from Colonel
W. A. Bell. The tract contains 34S acres, ard
The price paid was SIS OO0.
The dett payiog conservatives Of the Norfolk
senatorial district have nominated John l.,
Nash for the State Senate. and the auti-fupG-
trs have put forward Il. B. Mscon for the same
position.
Mr.. Daft Grcco. If Falmouth his been
nominated tor the House of DELEGATES By the
an'l debt payers OF Stafford ard King George
c!uo'ies Ons q bis canvassers is Mr.. w. Il. Ii.
Ca"ood, formerly Of A!ex,odrs. General Fuz
Lee Is tho conservative candidate.
A Petersburg dispatch says: 1.-The div smell
OF veal her, for the pas! month, las caused tbe
creeks 10 the aclOinCg counties to dry up, and
mills 10 cease operations, causing great moon,
venleoce. 10 some places wells, which have
blihettD stood the stve!est drouehts, arc d,v.
irg. The ADpomsttox river is lower than hus
bsen known Tor years. and the mills alorg it's
banks cannot do more than half work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

hanbeton & Cos, Baltimore circular f.
ias. week ssys: "OrsEge, Alexandria s. Msnss
sas let mortgage bonds have osen very active
and large transactions in shem have been made
between 60 and 20. It is thought that the plan
for recognizing the Virginia Midland Road is
especially favorable to these bonde, iasomueL
that the mortgage Of the new BONDS to be issued,
will provide that the rental to be received from
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad snail be pledged
for the psyment of Interest on the bonds As
the new bonds will bear interest st the ratio Of
per cent the present price, TO- is not thought to
DO too high. There il q general desire to tuy
moat any thing thu. looks like it might advance
In State securities, Virginia consoIs and 10 4ya
have been active ST n slight decline from last
weeks prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Letter from Falls shurc,,.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gszotte.1
FALLS CHURCH. Va. o.. 13.-Mc. Geo.
Z. Round, OF Prince William county, addressed
Cur citz'rs on Thursday evening, Oh ios!aut,
"a Public O5isa;ious." Tho address was
devoted to contrast between harbarous and
c!VlI'2 ID nations in 4 financial way: treated Of
the Invention sad growth OF money as a cou-
mtrcial modiuu; Of credit as result ia the
mater ct busiacsS :taGsasious, aud debt ca a
lna! ant cf0TG!og rcauls Of the origilaI :ayen.
tlnp. lie cited aud impaired the debts of the
| principal nations Ul tho Globe. tl,ic respective
gfades CT credit, and the rates OF inter, $.
which ir1n his c1edu!o Appealed te rise with
ths thermometer Ia remarkable uolsin He
discussed tho ability Ut lle various o0uutr,s
1tcSsed = with large debts to ever pay tho prin-
opal, aau paced tho ultimate cancellation of
buoh debts 10 very doubtful attitude. This
| S'aling OF Geo;S to their market glu3 was based
upon tho precedent of tao Hon. Jamcs Midi
500, CT Va, IL Congress 10 offeriCg lbs rsso!u
ton upon which the continental debt was c,led
down to ono i'll ono hundred. and ,hs exan nie
| set Wh,cl has subsequently, been acted on BIZ
| o;her countries and States. The right of ono
generation to blad succeeding ones was treated
p7 hlm 10 Tho same slralD, as it was by Th0mas
Jthsrson, whose theory, though cot admit
tea by Madison was not eifecullly rebutcd.
The claim that public creditors had a first lien
| on ruollc revenue was combatlcd on the ground
pfiGolpaliy that to grant HIcl lien would be to
place the public revenue 10 tho hands Of cred
tors TO tho dettlincat OF tho means and ways Of
Carrying on the necessary functions of the gov
ernmen'; tho means o: carrying on he govern
mc1t and providing Tor the peace, protection,
health snG comfort Of tho cit'zs.s being of
paramount Importance should be provide for
before the creditors rights nre attended TO,
aod as tho education OF the people end their
development meoayis Of as much importance
aS their physical development. education should
also DO se,ured b1ftr, the creditors Lien. The
cOncllon Of Virginia vas touched upon aud
the sentiments OF the address applied to her
present condition; aud, judging from tho ap-
| pause which several times greeted the speaker
durlng this portion Of the address;the suiienco
was III hearty accord with tie speaker 10 tho
views by hin expressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
FDREfG.N We TFS.

Several shGcks of earthquake have occurred
recently ia Southern Hungary and SerVla.
HrmberE. tho pardoned Communist, has
The persons accused of insulting the Russian
Consul General, at Ssonca. have been arrested
IN aecoriance with the demand of Russia.
Count de Paris has written letter to Count
do Chanbotd, dec arirg tina! he remains faith.
fol tc the fusion between the Oresnists ard
Beurboas.
There havo been two more duels-ono on the
Bel2isn AID the other on the Spanish frontier
arising from political differences. Both dues
terminated by one Of the a!ties being seriously
wounded.
During last week 5000 tons of iron have
been shipped from the river Tees 10 the United
StaeF, and further shipment il to be made
today Saturday. The shipments have
hitherto consisted almost exclusively of Cleve-
land pig iror; but 500 tons of ruddled bars are
included. The orders now executing amount
to 10, 600 tons of pig iron. There are also three
orders for puGded bats and manufactured iron,
and others for scrap iron and STEEL. The re-
cant rise in prices checked orders for time,
DUO Inquiries are nov renewed AID additional
American orders arc expected
Mis- La1gtry and Mrs. CORVALLIS
West haVo instituted orimi1al libel salts
in L5udon against ore Rosenberg, the
proprietor of q scuriilous weekly sheet
called The Town Talk, tho latter charging him
with siatCg that she was 10 the habit of calling
OF photographers aud asking for commissions
on the sales Ct her photograph. Her husband
testified tho statement vas untrue. He de-
cared that be had done all 10 his power to pre-
veat the sslo ct his wile's photographs. Mrs.
Laactry charged Rosenberg With stating bel
husband had fled 3 petition fur divorce, COUP
lug the yEmcG of the Prince Of Wales, LORD
LontesbOrousli, and Lord Lsnsdalo as o5r,o
spondgnts in the acilop. Her husband testi
fed that the statements w(re untrue. He sale
ne lived With bis wife, and had never thought
OF 6Dg petition for divorce. Rcs:nburg was
rculsutid 10 default If bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, OCT. ia WLeeliop,
W. Vs., dispatch givesthe following additional
Intelligence IN regard to the collision of two
passenger trains Cd tie Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Beil,on. w. Va, Oh Saturday night:
Both trains we're filed with passengers, who
mlrsctu'ousl 3 escaped injury with the exception
ct little girl, WHO wss slightly hurt about The
face. Jasper, The fireman of the westbouud
tTaio, was SERIOUSLY Injured. boy named
t.l3sosgan, used Is years. who was stealing
IIde, was IFS: antiv killed. His parents live at
Cta:ks5ure. W. Va. A negro 10y who was
stealing bis way t. Clark:burg, between the
t,ndsr and poHtal car. Vas seriously Injured.
George bblnD. the postal clerk Cd the west
Dound ram, was SERIOUSLY Injured, and was
takeo to his home 10 Paramount W. Va,
where be now lies 10 critics, condition. A
reirlperullog car containing butter was crushed
TO piece:. The postal aad baggage cars of both
L5alns are also total wrecks Ybe bodies of
Erslnter Aske~ and Fireman Smith we're
broug ht 10 this city this morniug aud taken to
theF BONES. Jaspsr Was taken to Grafton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
REe0.n l4:2SAE.YG rev.
Special Correspondence Of the A7era. Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. Is, 1879.

WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. IS, 1879
\ posofEi3a has len cs:ab ishcd ct Ta5!ors
burg, Heir? c2u9!y. Va, ana s. e. Taylor
appointed postmaster. The post flee at Riicti
vile, Dia%ildja equity, w.. has been dscon'
tinucd. Pap.IJ tina: have heretofore gone 10
that Office vi 60 hereafter to DioSiddie G. H.
The Postmaster General positively denies that
the Seaton House has b,en leased for the post
Office Of this city.
a dispatch dated yesterday was received by
the Commissioner Of Indian Afflirs from Los
Pines to-day from the agent there and counter.
signed by Ouray, chief Of tho Utes, which says
that ii tho whites will cease hostlllies and send
a commissioner tt treat with the Iudiaus en-
gagged in the lat, outbreak, there will bo 90
| more bloot5hed, ard peac, will be restored.
Not word is said 10 reference to thu fate OF
the people at the Whito River agency. This
is after the usual custom Of the indians whoa
they hnd that the soldiers ore approaching
them with Superior numbers. Whether or not
the proposition will be accepted is rot known,
| SIS that d9pc1cs suely upon the Interior De-
| partnent but it would bs out Of reason Ter ne
soldiers to stop twenty-five miles from the
agcGcy with tho fate OF the people there IN
Auohu' IL 10 aS uucu tuc Quty vi LDo army 10
| succor and relieve the White River agency poo-
pie, about whose fat, nothing is positively
| knnHp, IS il those people were lis OVID soldiers.
The receipts 1t the Treasury to day from in.
| ternal revenue amounted 10 $6l2 G73; from
customs $685. .403. The National BsDl, notes
| received for redemption amounted 10 $l54 eco.
The collage from the fiscal year eIGirg 3O,h
last June, as eGcertaincd IRON advanced sheets,
! is as follows: Double eagles, $37,234 $40;
eagles, 81, OBJ, 40; half eagica, SLIP. $50;
quarter eag les, ST. leg 500; three dollar pieces,
SlO9 1852; dollars, 5000; silver dollars, ST..
22l,5OO; half dollars. $225; quarter doiars
Sli2 500; dmee, $45; nliucr cuiro0oy, $97,19S.
Dir. Efmuuds. the postmaster OF this city, is
so Ill that his liiends thiuk it is impossible Tor
III TO recover. lie has been ircapacitatcd
tor work for tic last six monhs. III is not
yet dead, but notwithstanding that fac. there
arc already several applicants for bis place,
| amoDe them MassIs BJwea, Haz;u, nsd others
as we'll knoWa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
La. TIE EnNo,1nns RnrAru on MAJ.

IeF THE FENoMoUs BREATH OF MALAR1,
does not affect the systems of these who use Hos.
letters Stomach Blters as 8 precaution agsips,
it. Nor is it less useful rs 3 remedy where in
termlttent and remittent foyer has fully est.p
lished itself, ii consequence of neglect o! pre-
venlive measures. 1t checks the psroxysms
with astonishing certainty, Snd eradicates thi.
type of disease, even in lis most inv o.erate form
This medicine is an especial boon 10 the emf.
grant population of the far West, where fevefs
of malarisl type are particularly prevalent,
but the recognition of ita merits is so far Irou
being limited, ,ha. it is known and appraised a,
It's true value throughout tina length and bresd,h
OF America. Travellers by land sea, miners and
sojourners in unhealthy localities, esteem Il
highly, and are its most constant purchaser;
and in many q rural hOu:elolt far aud wide il. i,
tho chosen family specific.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13

The order of General Pope. commandor Of
the departures ut Of tho Missouri. compliment.
lax Capt. L. S. Dodge aid his company of de-
gro c,valry fer their gallant conducs 10 f,rcng
ianc'Iou with Capt. PaSne's bolcs2u:rad
forces Is we'll merltsd. aud Is gratifying to the
peo'I$ CT the whole Union. Cap. Dodge is o
native OF Massachusetts,, State that has SUP.
piled the c,uotry with many Of i.s heroes, aud
hls recaat achievement shows that, like her
r,zr strip man. she hGs more left Of tho same
sort" His negro soldiers behaved like bravo
men and well deserve all the praise they will
receive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Killed by his Nephew.

NEW YORK, Oos. l3.-Mr. Jcs D. Baker,
most e'ilmab'e aud highly respected citizen
of Nsg Rochelle. aged - years, was shot ard
killed ty his uepLcw. B.lj. S. Clark, with
whom be rtsl dad. yesterday morning about |
o'clock, Clark mislakiog him for LurpAr
trying 10 enter the houss. The old gentler 40
bad sllssn in lhe light and gone Gu! on III.
rear piazza. and the noise awakening his ne
pheW, he armed himself with PTS O, and went
Gown stars. Hearlng some one culside PRESS
ing against the door, he ca led out. aud, rcceiv-
leg 10 answer, fired, Weuadiog Mr. Baker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13

1t is slated 10 our local columns 10 dsy thst
white msn, ty sentence Of ncer5 magistrate,
was yesterday pul:hed wish stripes in this
county by negro CONSTABLE. Will cur radical
friends at the North howl ever this IS 'sauth,
ern outrage? TIE laws 10 Virginia bear
equally upon white aud black, are execute d
with impsrai;y. and are supported by the
whole body Of tc pcople. There are 10
higher laws doso here, people tliakipc
they nave doIe their part by paying stric.
obeCl :nce to thosn that arc wIitten,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Wife Murder.

L. correspondent Of the Rick uiond Whir,
wiring from Louisa county. says:
Another horrible murder was committed in
THIS county on Wednesday evening last, - few
miles from Mechsnicsvills. Mrs. Mia Beaver
was found dead st the spring. which is about or g
hundred yards from the dwelling house. Her
leet was IN The spring. and she was living on ber
ace, and worry vet. with the bucket by her sido,
She and hor husband lived with her fnother.jn-
law, Mrs. Walker. She went TO MechsnIcsvilIe
TO night meeting that evening, and left her lit
Tie oaught with Mr5. Beavers two little chill
dfen. Beaver had tesn to the mill that day and
returned IN short time after Mrs. Walker left
for Mechsnlcsvilie after he got his dinner,
about 8 o'clock, bis wife started to the spring,
and Beaver started down the path in the same
airectlon, and WAS gcno about cns hour snd re.
I4rhed ara got his horses TO go TO Cobbam.
When re Wss about to start, the children said Re
must not 90 until Mrs Beaver came back He
tolQ tDe largest girl not TO cry; he would call
MIS-. +. and he would give her some sugar if
she would stay. lie called his wife three tmss,
snd then e=id 10 tte little girl: I hesr her On.
swer;' end he then started TO Gotham. saving
you must not 70 down to the spring, but If
hIfs. b. did 1ol come IN O short time she must
20 over 10 tie Eouse Of negro woman, nsmnd
Easter, and tel her to como and stay with than
unpl lie came from Gotham. a short time flor
ne Fad started the children went &c the sp.iDr
snd !Cuhd The womsn dead They ran over 10
the co!oEed Tomsn's house, as he had told them.
and she came shd gave tbs alarm to the neign.
bors a jury was summoned and an iI0;Iest
held. Drs. SbsGkelford and Dickerson ware
summoned, ard they found marks ct violence
Oh her bresst arm and face, but not sufficient to
have produced death. Tine made post 7,,ortcp,
examination ard pronounced that her ces.n Was
brought s0ou! by stranguls!ion. The Jurors
ofopgnt IN q verde! that she came to her death
st tho hands of Billy Beaver, her husband, and
lie coroner issued warrant for his arrest; ind
lie was examined by Justice w. T. Saunders,
who had no hesitsucy in sending him on to the
degree"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
e he Afghan Revolt.

General Roberts tclsgrapbs on the lOsh Inst.
from Serah Singh. 1900 yards from the citadel
ct Bsar Hcssar. that durog the night of
Wednesday the eDemy confronting Genera
Baker fled, abandoning twelve gurs The
British csvalry pursued for several miles. but
the enemy dispersed 10 so many directions that
ouly small parties were overtakeu. General
Roberts intended to make public entry into
Cahul. aud take possession of Bala Hessar. 90
tho llth or l2th instant.
Gercra Roberts telegrsphs as follows: I'VE
have now ITO Afghan cannon 10 our possession.
There are some thirty more 10 Bala Hessar
and few in the CITY.
private message from Sinla states that
Genera! Roberts is il possess OF Baa Hessar,
the ci'sd.i Of Cabu.
A dispatch dated Ailshabad, Sunday eveL-
Ing, says: The leading merchants of Csbul
hsve como toto General Kobelt,' camp Ga
the night ct the 8th Instant O tremendous eX
p'osion vas heard 10 Catul. It was believed
the muliDers had blown up the msgsziue."
Inc correspondent Of the Lonion Tmes. ia
e dispatch from Cabul, October 9. says: Our
camp Is on plateau overlooking BaIa Hessar
aud the city. General Baker has marched .
strong brigade to camp right around the city.
Not single shot was fred Resistance is
bro6eu for the present."
dispatch from Tbyetnys reports that the
American missionaries remain ut Bhamo.
Should hosIlities occur they propose to take
refuge 10 China. The British resident has 10.
11rmed his government that the King of
Burmah has summoned men from every village
fer the defense Of Mandalay.
LONDON, Oot. l3--Special dispatches from
A'ghnnistau contain tho iollowiug "rhe Ameer
is strictly guarded in Sir Frederick Roberts
camp. 1t il hard to believe that Yakoob Khan
was not aware that his army had taken up
position 10 oppose tho British advance upon
abul % the 9Th instant. the day OF tho de-.
feat OF tho Afghan army before Cabu!, The
Amecr's messengers were passing every few
hours 10 ADD from Cabul by road held by
Cabul troops"
Tho correspordcnt Of the Daily Telegraph,
IN General Roberts, camp. estimates the loss of
the Atstans in the fight Of the 9Th Instant at
400 killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13

An c.iop fer Governor, L,sisa.ura, and
other State officers vi! be held in Ohio 90,
morrow. Cor hopts conoaypiog is results.
owing to the Stiffness Ut the Democrats, arc
not SanRuice. 90 tie coltrary jus; the reverse;
so that II The radicals are defeated our grati6,a-
ton will be Increased by the additional pleasure
Of delightful surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

NEW York, Ocf. 13.-Sylvester NJ. Hickey,
business manager for Mary Anderson, the a,.
tress, was shot in the head at the Burnett
dousc, Cl9oI1natl, yesterday, by girl named
tIcrence Mcdonald, of Syracuse, who was pas
sioDately in love with him. Accounts represent
that Hickey had been Intimate with the girl.
and becoming enamorod of Miss Anderson, had
codcaVcrod to break of the Intimacy with Miss
Mcdonald.
The latter followed him from city 10 city and
be:oupht him to return 10 her. At last che
heard tom his lips that he was in love with
MISS Anderson snd cared nothing for her. She
procured 80 celibre revolver, bought bottle
CT iaudanun, which she placed in her bosom,
and added to her armament bowie knife, which
she concealed In her stocking. She went to the
Burnet House, where Hickey was STAYING, and
sent card to him. BE refused to zee her. She
sent back word that if no did not come she
would tolloW him to Chicago and to the ends of
me earth lie decided then to 60 to her. What
followed is described by Hickey himself. When
no entered the psrlor Miss Mcdonald made
demand upon him, he says, for money. He was
about TO give Ter some, and was putting his
hand IN his pocket when she raised her pistol
ana suddenly tired at bis head. The ball struck
]ust back of the ear and glanced upward. he
Tell upon the floor and crswled toward the door.
Another shot followed end O second later a
thlrd. The second ahot was probably fred at him.
but missed its mark. The last was directed at the
Womans own head and killed her instantly.
Hickey ia slive End conscious. and his physc.
isns think he will recover. The dead giri is of
rather attractive appearance. She left diary
IN which were entered from day to day notes of
her passion for Hickey and her jeslousy of Miss
snder:on. She was formerly in the ballet at
the Opera House in Syracuse. of which Hickov
was manager, and where she f rst met him, On
one occasion, about year ago, she fred shot
st him IN tho Hart House in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Body FOuud,

ALBANY, N. Y. OoF. lS.-Ths body Of 4,
uOkrowo map, 10 badly dc,cmposed copd;.
ton, was found yesterday afternoon il TIA
woods about seven miles b:low this ctr. Tina
skull! was split open. TIE body was utracoos
nizable, and dressed 10 dark diagonal clotbss
The man was about 45 or so years old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13
Two MeR Killed.

ST. LOUIS, OF. l3-Heuty Gresr AID ohm
D1pDVsu, ne cntints. We're run 67sr ana killed
6y q train or the FsIdili. road, srx III es from
fhoghan, Lis, on Saturday. They wtr5 lylog
en- the track when struck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-13

hles rs. Coco. Round a1d j. Willard Gftens,
OF Manassas, bjth tfCm tho North and both re-.
putlIcaos, a,e candidates for political positions
on the rerud!ators' platform--ttc former for
The Stale Senate from this district and the lot.
ter fer tho House of Delegates from Prince
William county. Their oproreuts arc natives
OF the Stale. conservatives. and 10 favor Of pay.
log the State debt. And yet tho radical, orc
sided aud sectional newspapers o! the North
charge the southern people with being whole-
sale rcpudiationis;s. Tho fair. minded repub.
iloars OF Virginia, and those among them really
Interested 10 tho State welfare, arc State
debt payer:; but the regulators rely for their
man support upon the self-Seeking radical
denagoguc5 cod their dupes. the Ignorant re.
groee.