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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-19
"Jusu SiXty-Two -

"At sixty-two life is begun;
Atscventy-three begin once more,
Fly swifier as You near the sun,
And brighter shine at eighty four!
AT ninety-iiye shouldst thou arrive,
Still wait on God, and work and
thrive.
"Keep thy locks wet with morning dew,
And freely let thy graces flow,
For life well spent is ever new,
And years anointed ever grow,
So work away,
Be young for aye!
From sunset breaking into day"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-19

,pp,yu, AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS

Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio R, R.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-08-19
A. NJ. DAVIES, rrcs. I Of Tho Co,

rs Main Street, Iyncbburg, Va
Round trip tickets from points from
North and South at reduced rates.
Sold hy Bunting & Pepper
sept 5, US -.ly.
, 1879-04-24
JUDICIAL,

NB~G1M fHG#{cT 70 lHf 3t1buAE4
n1oos1NaroH, ILL.,, Aprit @s-lscgartl'ng the
nomination Of candidate for Judge In thts
fifcyenth) Judicial District things arc decidedly
mixed. This afternoon meeting Of the Bloom
ington Bar was held at the Court-tiousc to ap-
point fourteen delegates to attend the District
Convention Of the liar at Gilman to-morrow.
Nearly sixty were present. Prolonged but
good-natuscd discussion followed thu proprety
Ut tllu Bar making nominations regardless Of
party. Gen. McNuity, who first proposed tlut
plan. stoutly defended The theory, urging that
Il will be tic only satisfactory method. The
Hon. lluddon Burr opposed It, believing
that tilo people ot all parties will
not bo bound by tho nomination should
their parties hpll conventions, mud tint tic Atc-
LcAn County bur should not take this step un-
less they feel sure It will meet wttt, popular MP
provas. slr. Thomas kcrrick, Chairman OF the
Republican Committee, said he Knew Of M de-
Sign to hold Republican Convention, anL la-
yorgd tic Bur nomination. Mr. burr, Gc,l.
Bloomfield. ind ottiers withdrew. Fourteen
delegates were appointed. IT. seems that this
movement ls In faVorof Weldon, nttl Is opposed
by his rivals, Judge lAcycs aAl Mr. ]. E. Pol-
luck. 1t IL gencsally thought the Gilman Con-
ventlon tomorrow Will setrct Weldon as one Ut
their candidates. Tlle Democrats aud Green
1,ackegs to-,1ny appointed sir delegates to nt-
tend their Judicial District Convention nt Gilman
Cd Frilay. The Hon. james i. Ewing, Dem.
ocrat will undoubtedly be chosen by tlle, anu,
unless the Republican affairs here aro harmon
tzcd, will staud good ctance of being elected.
, 1879-04-24

abatement. 1Ie sally he Ind n,cntinncsl 4, hs
former speech t1lg nrfest Ut th. MarYlhlli f+a1-
Esaturo III ft*tL, anil condemned ttHit outrage.
VS. rs, prra'iary unait'ae IN v3ew .. a', ,'
BY ynto of H. tof1B; a.iopted the rcnnrt oi tts
Cu'nmttec on Fc,ltr. Relations against scers.
Atan. flu added tti4t t,e would prntest analhst
such o1.traecs whether committed by uc',i9ssa'a
str. Dalno said tlht, as no Dentoerat aeemed
IL have cared to q,loto t1en. MaCleI1an's cttor
hf inatrl!rtlona to Ills susirdnata ot'Icefs, hc
w"d e., 80 hI.s IL tEs fsa,t w. Melia. 'stif'
nclnn wna based an tho ort!crs of the l. Secretary
OF War 10 Gen.. limits, but Mr.: Blaine Baid
Banks was uauuordluato officer to AisClcltan.
Mr. Morean called naine's attention t9 sss a
rotary f4hteron'B order 10 1Gn. hnnKa. datcu
Sept. I. 1871, In wllich llo lnasructe!! him TINT
tho passauo Of accession ordinance ~ tse Leg
lslahira VI Mnrylntnl inltt b. arrcstetl
, Mr. DlainD said that this was not contradict
Dry nf Y hat lio had rcnd, ntId ho supposed Ten.
Mcclellan Wnhtcl to
HAVE FINGER IN TIE rIE.
s[f. Dlaiao salt, In conclusion. the question he
wAI,eti to dtsctlas WAS this: IL Senators wcro
acting IN goul faith, nn1Idcslred TINT the bayo.
net shntl tut bo psesent A. thu bal1ot-box, nor
the hu~lc.kntc, thu rifle and shotgun, 1et them
say 80; hut, II they did not saY 80. The people
Ut tho United stntcs woud understand tLctn to
Want to yarn the Government of the United
btascs ;oil thu grounds, AMI, bc!uE warned on.
l&W3 HoAt1 kIkB EAgEP NC ~ @7uAtn AHlu'It!A 1a1s
year, to control ELECTIONS by violence, threats,
WEAPONS, anl blood. md whcrc tho bloody
minded r1,flan should do "A he chose.
Mr. n!atno tl,cn alluded to Mr Davis, OF I'LL
nois. lie said that the Senator had, after pots-
ing himself. icapcd to the Democratic stdc.
at Senator ia sa!d II h|s speech, !' "Dr.p ali
country" Nov, continued Mr.. Blaine. tlsat sen.
ator had been here thrco sessions, aud what
measures for Lie relief Of The country had nc
proposcd1 Ho regretted tho scnator was not
now In his seat: but i'o denied to tint Senator
thu right to carry the traditions, AMI fame, nui
glory of Abraham Lincoln into the Democratic
camp. Ho might 90 there htMsclf, md hc might
Sit on that side Of tile Senate, wt,esc he
was the onIy ,nan that gavc Lincoln support.
Ilad Lincoln lived. as tic Senator said, SUMO
tlLlng might and others might not l,avo happcn-
I'll. But the thing thnt had happened was that
Senator on this floor, elected by Democrats
over Union soldier, had spoken as represent
ntiye of Abraham Lincoln. Tile Senator Ind
tllc right TO 70 wiGn md where he ptcascd. IIa
l.a.i the right to address TO the living what llo
cEsose, but he Ind no right to drug tho greatest
&nan of the last ten centuries Into tile miro Of
tho party ti'at 10 would hare opposed to hls
DEATH.
Adjourned.
, 1879-04-24

were t'f1fcrrA Of stnics nn1 not of the fcsacsal
tloycrnmcnt. It hut hccn = s,,epriae tn r,'nte
gentlemen .lmt his vtIIcnguc Uiar1eltI)
snsakcf sa s's On Il III. % e., '', + Su. III w. ss
no surprise IL lin. e'e'anso., that
gentleman ha1 coiocl MI nrgument fur hIs partvs,
ail excuse for facti0us oppaltlnn to rePeal.
hint nrxutncns bad been taken W hy tiIG news.
the flour Of the House. Wiat wns tint nrgn-
ntenta Was It that Tho lnw Was 1sist and should
ronafn tn tho statulc.bookst ~. For ti'e
Ecntleman tnartlcld} had eaid 'lc law should hn
Appropriation bllIl No, l,ccMt,se hundreds Vi
riders lfnl been int on Appropriation bills l,c-
1ufc. but it was Tint the Democratic party. III
putting The repeal OH an Appropriation bllf. was
.'stnryo The Government 10 deatsl." jie qu6tcd
frum the rctnarks malo by Mr. Garfield, aevcn.
teen ycnrs ago, 10 tie effect That Il was rHvDll-
tionarY fur n minority, however large, to deny
preparation bllIe aHel nus. fl.e satnc gentleman
declared It revolutionary for minority 10 piacu
rldcrs On Appropriation bItts. lte quoted IRON
nEuAnKs MADE nx HENRY cLAr
while III Congrcss, to tic etIcct Tint It was
prt,nef for Congress- to pass bill An! pscscnt It
It, ~ proceed u host'iiscs nuainht Tho President.
md rgfuse oil appropriations until tho frtsi.
dcnt's eo1sent had bccn obtained.
Mr: Finley 's, r1sccdi tt to arr1e In favor Of
speetal A!arsl!als could only g. appo,ntel ia
c,ttcs Of aOu0U nnl upward, st!lt, under Tic de-
clslon Of Attoracy.Gcncrat Taft ln 1sTd, Depu-
ty Aasatals tu the number Of 11,000 lln,l been
nppotuteti tIt no less tfnn 2,ee?i preefMets. OF
those Il 900 Deputy Atnrshal*, l0,iU0 haa been
placed IN strong Democratic Or IN doubtful
precincts. Qi the remaining lDo, 3s3 lIud bcrn
stationed In Phadelphia, and he ',Ad 1t upon
good authority Tint tho great bulk of tletn llad
bccn stationed In Nundall's district.
Mr.. 0'Netll--1 deny on my own authority the
authority which the gentleman quotes md
should like 10 know who Is hls authority.
sir. Ftn1cy sail thuse Republican Ntarshnts,
acting III conjunction with .200 Republican pr
1!ccfncn under prutenso that Democrats had
not thu right TO vote, dra0Rcd them from tho
polls, suatclcl tho tickets out ot their hands,
and committed all kinds Of outrngcs. Thirteen
of the Marsha's Ind succ becn convicted Ut
such crimes as murder R,Ml burglary.
Mr. O'Ncill-I can Gllspr0rc tlnt.
str. Finley proceeded 70 a,ote from his tes-
ttmoMy. taken by the Wallace Committee, to
show tic ba! character Of the Marslals appoint
cu In Philadelphia.
Air. O'Ncill Inserted tint several Of the Wit
ncsses before that Committee had since bc1n
arrestcd for perjury, nud yet the comtslittce
Ind not dared to return to Philadelphia to ex-
n1l,itla tuto tll1 matter.
The Committee rose, anu the House took 4
rccess.
Thcro was very small attendance wtcn the
House, immediately nftcr assembling tails cYcn.
Ing. went into Committees Of tho Whole on the
position t, the proposed repeal were mnde by
Mcssrs. Fort, Sapp, DecrnS, Clark {fowah Uf,-
degraff tUho), md ,f1umpllrry, anu in favur Of
rGpeaf BY Messrs. Ryan niil Athcrtun.
The Committee rose and the House took re-
cess until 10 Tomorrow.
, 1879-04-24

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~ HltM aet scasinht hahl sald thits o1 ono 1cca-
, 1879-04-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL CoAMlTrgH.
6pecfu! I,f4plsch to 1Hs 1t1tun4.


6pecfq! It4pasch to JHs 7ffbunA.
WAsnsNaroN, d. e., April 23.-At the meet
ing Ut tho Republican Congressional Committee
this evening tho following ten incn,bcrs wcre
elected Executive Committee: Nubbul!, OF
Michigan, Chairman; Allison. Ut Iowa; Rollins,
Of Naw Hampshire; llisrock, of New York;
Fisher, Of Pennsylvania: jorgeuscn, OF Vtr.
gintn; Mckinley, Ut Ol!o; Representatives la
yls, of Chieasoi punnell, of Minnesota; aud
0rtl,, Of 1ut!Iana, Tho appointment ol Rep.o-
sentative Davis, of Chicago, to thu Committee il
high compliment, ln view Ut this fact ttlat tllu
selection was tu bu malo from tho Northwestern
s.ates. Mr. Davis, however, was thu, choica Of
tbs lliinu,s delegation, alMl they 1nsisteu tint
Illinois should b. rccognlxrl in tho National
Committee.
YELLOW pEyER.
Members ot the National Board Of Health
l,ayo received Information lllat two cases Ut yel
low foYeE have succeeded III pusstHg thc guaran-
tiue ut New Orleans. THIS Is said tn he due 10
Ills extreme Jealousy ut thu quarantine au.
thurl,tcs BY thu commercial interests Of New
Orlcuus.
ANOTHER BoNp CALL.
TO fhs iEtstfrA .fssuetated t'resa.
WASHINGTON, u. o., April GA Gull Ta1 ts-
sucd ,o4ay BY tic susretaryof the Treasury for
| The buIanrq Vt tho liam Of 1853, s per capts,
amounting to $aG0 0Ut. Tl!rse binds aro Blt
registered. Thu hocrs may ut any time Within
| tcn DAYS exchanges lahlEt fur per eent4 ut pnr,
with iIterrst computed Oh carh ciasA Ut bombs
| to siate Ut exchange. II not exchanged lllry
Will be paid a. maturity Ut Gull.
, 1879-04-24

MAIZE RDZE's CALrFORSrA DEBUT.
The second performance By tic Strakoscf
troupe In San Francisco vas given IN Wc,lncs-
day evening, tho 10Th inst, afme. Rozc making
her debut IN lila Favorita." Tie Chronicle
says:
Tito tecond subscription night Of The italian
opera season was psacctl By q 1noat brilliant and
faalttonAbtc Attendance, tho house being crowded
to oits ttH1oat capacity. "f,a Fayotitn" was pro.
dnce1 under circumstances that not altogether
favorable fur Fnccesafl rendition. In the absence
Q! Mf. Aaafns. who arrived only on Tuesday, Sig.
l.azzasini aAaumed the part Of Ferdinand at yory
short npttce and nndcr the circumstances. lie NC
guiteh himself we'll in tlIs role. lie sang the music
VIII RInce and feeling, nnd vas encorcd In lllc aria
OF SpJfn uehlts hut hl4 sotcG was nut equl TO thu
trying orceI Of the last net, In which such union
y gfAnu singing md ssnaic viror u aorequ!Hite.
Under these circumstances Nine. Aiario No.a did
in other parts. This gifted artIst pnsacssea great
beanty, TcrY graceful rtags presence, nnd :
pure. rich vace, which ah9 naes with conAumnate
art anh elect. She sang A1l tic varied numbers OF
thts dlHlcn't seore With charm and power tlnt
tlieited much APPLAUSE Hnd many recalls, her rcn-
dillon Ut .. tnio Fernando s.0Mfng her ypcaliza.
t!on to Tho ,..t advantage aud gaining for hcF an
arn'rd in every war tho very favorable Impression
he made on the frst night, and ~ iiphonso ho
Hnng and acted ~ Fne srtis+ he1ng 0htlgsd 10 re-
peat Vtn. INOnosa. In answer TO grant reception.
MT. Comfy Was effective ~ HatfhG+:dF, posteteing.
nj he does, d Inc bass vace Of Rrcat yotnmu and
admirably cultivated: Tic Jdsptr Of SRnor 1jar.
fu1cs and the lnfs of Miss lancaster nao very
ncccptab!c. This avG chnruaes wcro rendered In i
pleasing manner bHt they accnl 10 rcqusa butter
fGhent&aif With ts1 full orchestra,
, 1879-04-24
PERFECT EYESlGHT.

Defective Eyesght, Sore, Weak, Watcry, md
1n!lamc1 Eyes u1c caused by Caturri,. Thu
RADICAL CURE cures the lnDst n1ar;ntl.g Afftc.
tlons Of tho Eye by arrcatIng tllr further prog
rcss OF CMtarstt. No .renlcly III nIctlicinc can
compare with It.
Prize, with Improved inhaler, Treatise, and
Dlrccttt,ns. 81. Said bY MI druggists.
, 1879-04-24
PERFECT HEARING.

Uiccrative Catarrh extends TO tc Organs of
Hearing, n1ll unless eteckutl drstsoys ttMi,.
by urrcstng nNl srtnnvi,. luz cailsc af CatArrsl-
al DcnfBcss. the RAnicAL CI'Hr succeeds whcl,
all direct applications to thu Eur 1as.
, 1879-04-24

presiding oIIirrr. aevcrnl amendments were
agreed to, but lmfnre tInn ncttun wna tnkcn the
fnnrny hour expired.
jcnf1lrtun iHtrM]l1cch lilt 10 authorize tho
eccrGtnry NJ t,G Treasury tn rcl,alr aud extend
n1bIlc buildings owned by thu uuyetamcnt at
Cleveland, o.
, 1879-04-24

'Arrntl'. 1,rcf. Iran. md Hrinc. tna,lo In me-
chriunce with latcst medical research, improves
tho appetite, cnrichce the blouL. and promptly
or mental Assan. Depot, l70 East Madison street.
Chcsy .Inek.0n'a 1scet SWect Nnvx Tn!,acco.
, 1879-04-24
Gu,DAKS AND SUITS, .~-~.
West End Dry Goods House.
CARSON,
PIRIE & CO..
Madison anl Peoria.sts.
CLOAK & SUIT
DEPARTMENT..

Special attention is invited to On
unusually large display Of Imported
WALKING DRESSES, solicited as
ombodying ali tho loading features
Of tho now Spring stylos, and mark
cd at low prioos to secure tmmedt-
ato Balo.
Also ofIor an immense vari-
CITY Of CHOICE NEW COSTUMES
of our own manufacture at prices
fully ono-third less than the same
qualities can bo found elsewhere.
Those Drosses are all now, made Of
tho most fashionable materials, un-
dor tho supervision of thoroughly
competent arttstos. and will vol
repay inspection.
, 1879-04-24

laucoos character, ntn! the second rart wi'l hu
thirteen In tnsnfcr. wiirn will l.c anr by Mira.
Kent. the Misses +. 4. Knot, l.. n. Wiiaoi,, mnl
Mcssre: T. X. Eddy, T.. ". Andrews, ". !: Fair
nlath Afulsncux, Aint UslN,rl,
, 1879-04-24
SWEET BREATH.

In the ulccrolts or rottInC forms of ,atarrll 1t
rantdly removes 1oathsoule'ssnn'llg corrnpstn,,,
clcanses, dcodurlzes, MD heals thG EcrnyIs!.
snrts, aud positively removes tle CAUSE Uf Bud
Breath.
, 1879-04-24


1,eaeea lYill YOU not understand t'at you arc
pcelleasly furclng u;0n us thts proposition, not
tilu question whetiler Or not tte laws Of t'iu
Un!sel States cats bu entorre1, but whcs',rr Or
nut tho United Statcs hns my "pearu" Which
1t may uni can mantathf
Nov, ask you tn pause on tie threshold Of
this question, ut,tl CndraYor to tukG away your
own in,asls from t'le Inprcss u natural asso-
cta.ions aud natural feelings. You my b. op.
It Is but ths scream Of tho vu!turo which yur
acara from hls prey. You nIhy, sos'lc of you,
be. called upon to sacrifice Yourselves; liz.
Enemosr .lAt t!s flrhest oileF'ngs
81 81 .o;se s!ttsen to II. hts ,o.s country nt,t Of
always valos, but Ia sometimes sacrifice: No-
!nombcr that when tho earth gupe.l fu the forum
It WIS not ffttts nor wine, nut gold nor precious
stones, nor otlernss Of forest Ut aood. not E!at'
1feydFlsn; 10, not cvcn child nor wife, tint
TUE NoAAN clTlzEN HIMssly,
patElelan, anldtcr, KnlGht, clad With rceAlsa null
srnea WIFI % weaana Of thu highest type oi the
Mr. Chairman, repeat my proposition. Tho
Enite1 States IL a Government Ut limited pow
ers descRateI to u by tle Constitution. but ltul
itea only ~ lIlta!baF a1H! not 10 quality. 'Iht
puwrrs vi .llu u0veFnnIcnt ate the supre,l1v law
Ut tbs lAl.d whcn urgnnizesl ta liz for,,,
ot Inv By tllu National Legislature, a,ul when
tllvy ars ~ urgunzcti, they H,uss be enforced BY
all The power. Of tie tlovcrt,mspt, Or tllu Gov.
rrnuIclt ttse,t will full 10 pIcrus lt 10 destroy
I'd, An remain only .trrlst,n 10 tie etculje.
| Ut fxuv goYerllIntlt throughout tho world,
| kApp1auso aui hexrt, congratulations fsou
Ills Republican t4csnhera III tlLu lIouEe.
An. FINLEY,
| IN reply to Mr. Ko,cson. cssntenlel that mem
| lsers Ut Congress were s1Atu Ana Hnt Unitel
ttatus otli4ers ut xsre1l.t tcnrta his position BY
| quitting from tlrets!uD Ut tl.c suprT,hv CuuEt
] wlereiu 1t Wls expressly decided that ssuasorl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

On THE ADVANCE -Carpciy are adga1ciog
rapidly aud are very scarce 10 inc market We
had ma1e an cl!lv contract, and arc rec,iy
ing them ea;'y. We Lsro large tuppIy in
GO" aud call the AFFECT; 4 o. cur custGnersand
invite th9m 70 size - toJk Al p,i,Gs N .i;;ed
at itR fSu:es. |. EICurreG.
~ cu:,ts,3: 10 Siaym.k. IT Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

EER:oNAL.-Ro@. g. 9. Biting, formerly Of
tni: cay, tut gov ct 8 .l'inorc, was 10 town
is; o'gh aad spoke at the regular prayer meet
log 10 The Baptist church.
Mr. S,lom01 Bordhso, fer soma ,inc past
win ), D:alham, left Ior Baltimore this m ,rp-
lOg whetc he will reside in future. His raapy
friend. regret 10 Lose him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

LADIES, Read THIS CAHEFULLY.-We have
lu9t succeeded 10 purchasing lar c lot CT Ham
burg Edelugs and losertlags ut auo,iop, aud
OTTER ihcm for sale Ct prices that will astonish
Scu all. There Is cbGu; 2v0 pieces Il 900 YARDS
ct tl@eaut styles aud desIgu&. aGd they will, no
doubt, be luo eff quick. Cal and examine
them. ISAAC E1cnDEEG
liS Successor q SavlrZkrr e.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

STOLEN AND RECOVERED colored III az,
IAN ID Richard Miner boarded The puogy boat
Of Captain Hewitt 10 Washington, yesterday,
and rGboed it Ct large enchor aud chain, and
e 5aH! boit called the HarkaHa7. Tac stolen
articles were ell recovered 10 this city to day BIZ
Oder james SmHh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

ARM BRo<EN.-A c>orei boy banned Pres
toe, SEA Of George 7. Preston, WAC lives on
Che northwest c?ruor OF Wolf and Royal streets
while p!sJiag "ith some other boys abou: noor
10 Gag, Tell and broke his arm. IL WIS taken
10 The tti,o OF d.. Il. 4. S;sb!sr, where The
EyuaGed Grm w. reset,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

POLICE ITEMS The fyoBiog casess nir.
,iist Il the Mayo i Office this mcrnirg:
Ieo7:cana Day, c,lored, for asorGcrl; con-
dlH vas Iiasd aGd schargtd.
Gas Bryant, fer being druok, was foed spd
DISCHARGED.
ihomas MuIlca AID Albert hlcCusn, for li:1
orderly cjnduct, We're fined and discharged
MaGgie Davenport Tor being druok aud di,
otda,IG and biog tho whole neichborhood
0! k'nG streets, last hight, was Gncd and Dis
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

IHE CANAL.-Laborers have been put 90
lively to work on the repairs TO the AieEsndris
Caoai Aqsccuct, AID orders hav, been issued
to have 1t ready ior the reception Of Hstc:
by the 18Th p5cxmo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28
UNITED STAFF or aMsa!cA,

Eastern y!S re. 81 tlTElGlN.
w HbREAS !loel hath been :.od n !nc
w District CCu:. Of tic Um!ot S.s,o. q!
America for TIC Eastern Lis.ric. II E!Tainia, %
the 18Th day OF Angus. IL tbs Ga7 f cir i.cr:
one Thousand ciga. hundred paI sCycrtG>a;.c
by Joshua Ellis "s&:a2: John G 3rshau1. ms.
ter OF tho steam tug A&i.e Mise, aL5 ihs sui i
steam tug bs.!c WISE. hgr Lack!e spp=rcl and
furniture, belonging 20 tho pUr. Of ElexsuGria,
Virginia, and Gil persons lawtl.iy ia!erYenin .
for their interest in the sane.
And whereas the substance 0f Tie said iibfl -,
Tia. shout IN. On Wucucgdnr, the GU.n i 81
of April, le1H, the steam Tug Kate With the
schooner Msrina "ashinEtJa cC. the port side,
ana e'hcf vessels n tow, Was 'noVii & up tho 20
toma" river II !fg Sounding fog Signals: WI an
OH Tent Landing t-hinS shore on her p.ypar
course. thes.! tug Katie Wise a!.ered her cour.a
and with great tore. sud violence Esd, with her
bow, INTO n" side OF the schooner iisrtaa Ws:a
lnRton, csus,ng great daEago and i:il7g 10 ttf.
said schooner, - Wit: to tbs damage of enc
thousand dollars. and pra?;rg .Ls. the said
steam tag hs!ie Wise, her t,Gk!e sgra7eI and
furniture, my be CoateIn"c! srd sod 10 uav
The dem ,Hd OF the !ibe.!gL!
row. t'riticIr, III pursuance {! tie !r0.i.ion
under TIC seal Of tho said Court 20 me Cjrr2,c I
ana delivered, Go he:cby ave pg5Iic no.iao to
al Ill persons c'a,mirg the ss,d steam tug K.tIe
we m.sr, ms1 ,hGh."' apparel md ,u:a!.Ure - IL
any manner NE esic1 therein, ms. .asy be and
appear be'osc the s"it District Court to De- had
81 Inc city OF AIszsnar,s, in ard Tor ih9 sa,J
eastern D's!1i.t Of Nireirit, on the llth d.v Of
Septembs1, 1879 al l. . c.cels nool OF that a.
lpIoVided the Same sha! be /. ny cfjurisdicLIo;'
otnef~iSe on Inc ne2! day Of iuri:d1c:ioa there.
ster,l tEen nEd there t. iIlcIpysa their clsins
ard to mssa their allegations il Ihs, bsisT
osted this 9TH Gay OF August ISIS
Z +. hAMcDELA, L, :. Il.
BY |, Z D'NEAL. deputy.
g. NJ johnson, FIocto's fer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28
DE RED.

Or The 25.h Instant. WILLIAM HERBERT,
infant son OF Edward aud Jennie O. Biiap, aged
SIX days, e" The iunecsl will taxa place from
we resident, Of rs parents, Nc. = pulIn.n'1
Bow, Franklin st on Friday noToirg ut n
O'clock. The fric.:!s nf tho finally are irvitej
TO sitsnd.
Husband, dear Cur hoy Is gene
10 land that's bright :nd :sir
re mus. not gt!eve nor noIrl his less
But prepare - NEE. him there
Ely i4.s yoTurp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

toETaACr AWARDED. The Committee on
Streets met 'sss pight and awarded the cou.
ract for bulldog me sewer ct Wilkes aud AL
!re4 Streets 10 James L. Mills, the former con
tractor, al S39S. 1ho necessary lauors were
slgucd 10 day and the work will he done a. oncc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

COUNTY COURT.-Jadxe Saogstcr, of the
Alx'Ldils CCuDy Court, was 10 lowe 10 dsy,
s'sneG The minutes ord Adjourned Until the
cCu:i 10 course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

IA iuccEdi2:y f:c at P,5m:u!I, Mass. early
this moroiG:; destroyed Turocr Brothers large
barn aud It's Contents. frur :lo!ses persisted in
the iiaIes, L7s:, Sc 900 No irsu.anee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-28

EAIHER PROBABILITIES. August IS 1879
FOR the Middle Atlantic Sts:es warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, nortbess.erly WINDS,
shifting 10 sou.herly, and nearly stationary