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, 1880-11-22

Ills Conservation ntld Ordination at 81.
Louis Ep%ter4lH}.

Louis Yesterday.
1T. Ls>utH, Nov. al.-'rh0 tlrHt conservation of
III Eplseopat ltls,o III 1t. Louis. nnl tho third
weat II the Mississippi. took placc to'tiny NJ
Christ Church. Tho new }lshap IL thu lEoy. Il. X.
Dunlop, for sonio years In charge OF tlraco Church
NJ kiskwuA1, s1a. ila will rvs|da at santa To-
Ills .lEotuso iuvt,ltlpa .tslz0na and Now Mc1iro.
llishop WhIpplo. ut MInneKotu. conducted tho
serou,ony. rho lisholrclect WIS presented by
l!trhop !toburss,'ll, IT sllssa'irt. and lsishop
Clarkso,, uf Noj,rnska. l!lsisnlE SiAllllMg. or
{alturn.to, prracIllsl tho or.!tnation surnluiI.
lIIsInl,s &uiYess. of Quincy; porry, u lnwM; md
Seymour, ~ sl'rlaleLi, partirlpateA ~ tho
tupotIuE Sas hed ut tt. t3norEus. Rlu addresses
Wusu lnalv ly llssL0l's Whpplu And bpalllu1.
, 1880-11-22

SIN ALEXANDER CocK,tjnS pronounced
Cob,riD, 1.osd Chicf-Iusticc OF the Queens
Iluncl,. died ut London very suddenly Satur-
ttay hight Mt II 10. lie WIS principally known
to Americans through Ills connection with
the Geneva arbitration nutl tho Eruat Tlcll-
borne tria1. lfe wns n grcat orntor, elltl n
man Of immense learning In tho law, MS well
beittcd tho Supreme J,llgo Of 10 great n
cnttntrr
, 1880-11-22

6pselal Dhpateh Ia Tic Chteaao 7ftoune.
TotgI,n o., Nov. :1.-Last night Il sailor
nnrned 1uhn Dontlctly, from Chicago, w1as struck
l,y lnuvlng railroad tr1lfn, and bud his left arm
horribly fnnn9lrl i SURGEON wns suinmonctl.
who tnln'l 1t necessary 10 NurutIto tho injured
lncMtgr aboyo tho elbow.
, 1880-11-22

n prominent surgeon Of this city, died to-day
from tho effects OF hiood-poison!ng, caIsctl by
attending with rllnpred hnnt!s tn Il wounded
1MAn III il recent nlrsnll accident on tho Clu-
elnunti, IIanlton s. Iayton ltA!troad.
, 1880-11-22
THE TREASURY.
POINTS IN sECl,ErArr si1xi.MAS'B COMM, tiE

POINTS IN 6ECllErArr EIfki.MAS'B CONtSU lie.
sp<e.a. 1,s,rateA to ';fa. III csseaso Tribune
WAEl11H1r0S D. G., Nov. s1.-Tlso pnfnts 0f tho
report uf Secretary Sherman nre rGny for tho
President Tho two 1nnst irptnrtont aro tho rec
concentrations tn rcxlrtl totlic refuu.sng OF thu
'arpo nHnnnt OF lo,uls stuo tho coming syeur.
md tito tnuncni wort nccdGd III order to mnfl,-
tuln spcc.c payments III golt I'll Il .tr,n md Inst
Ing basis. 1T tcEst! to tic first, It f. understood,
that tho Secretary urges upon Congress tho
prompt passnRo Of II iaw which will n,nko 1t
possible to Gegin preparations fur this
tcfutldiug nt tho earliest possible. tlAy.
Tho expectation nbout thu Treasury Depurt-
n,cnt ls TINT tho Sccrctnry will nrxao
in fnvor Of n long boM1, bunrlrg rntc Of inter.
est mt grcatar than 3.;. and possibly ns !tIw rs
., payable In gold. Tllo presentation of tho
question ut tho maintenance of spcclo-IAy-
merits will tnvo!to discussion OF
THE a1IyKTt QUESTION.
and tho ctcet which It ttlta fnir To have OF tho
volnnlu and movement Of tho E0l'l currency III
tho rcnr future. Conservative silver legislation
will be urged Upon Coug grcss. 4 very full u'd
cloar review Ut what has }t'eon accomplished IN
tho work nf paying tho WMr tubt, rcfunlt,g
bns1s. atni rcs,itn!ng ercc'c- payments n,ay he
tuGkc1 for. It Ia beloved TINT this exhibit,
unslcr the hand uf the Secretary OF tho Tscus-
ury, viii 20 fur tnwnnl prcrarIn9 tho why bo1h
nt hnno md nbrond for tioutluE Il ] per cent
bond.
JUDGE 1.AwitESCE, FIRST CONTROLLER,
1nnkcs m Important recommendation IN bis
nttnunl report Iii regard representing aIl ordinary.
Investigations required by nny otie OF tho DO
rartments In n1,y portion OF tho country run,,te
from Washington through Government ol1cInls
near tho poInt whcro tho inquiry must takn
ttlNcC. At prcs1nt It ts matter Ut almost daily
OCCURRENCE for s0nlo Department tN send an
ngent to Distant points tof oflnvetttKate Irregular
, 1880-11-22

Sir ClIA,!t.Es YoRxE, Fleld-Alnrshal, Netl-
cral. a,,sl Constable OF tho Tower, died Sat-
nrtlay ut tho ago of 90. lle served with tlls-
ttnct!on III tho Peninsula campaign md ut
tho pQttlu Ut Waterloo.
, 1880-11-22

Two MEN mil n woman WHO liasl been eIt-
gagged iii loip!l,g tn rotnstato un eyictcd fa'l-
iiy at Lolgl. lien, County Galway, have becn
arrested aud held without bail.
, 1880-11-22

AncI,nlsHor FEEIIAN preached Ills faro
well sern.un at Nashville yesterday, prior tn
leaving for CiIlcagQ to ussun,e the duties and
digll!tics OF tho AIellblshupr[c.
, 1880-11-22

Ir Is now revealed by Democratic Coli
gresham TINT Garfield, to his absolute
Knowledge. was not III Washington OIL tho
day which tho Chinese forgery bears as Its
Int
, 1880-11-22

OyE at tho four buildings Of the Adrian
Methodist College, III Michigan. burned yes.
tcrtlfy ut noon. a companion structure was
destroyed tho sailEo why III 1850.
, 1880-11-22

DISPATCHES received ut this office during
tho night report tho coolest weather ever rts-
cur.lel throughout tile la'l1 IN tho mouth OF
N0ypluber:,
, 1880-11-22

Acconn1Na to- tho annual report Of tho
Indian l,urcnu, tho number OF llnlinns In
tho United States, exclusive of A1aska. is
Isl, h35,
, 1880-11-22

TIE gratifying prospect Ut @ higher te1n'
peraturo fur this region ts teld olt III thc
Washington weather report this morning.
, 1880-11-22
CASUALTIES,
a CARELESS CONDUCTOR.
%nxctdf Eilshate teA IA f*hA fsk ,eaaa ,,t..{I.nna

Spff1dl O1aFd7tH u 16t tH1fd38 1775tH2.
EntE, fn.. Ntv. 2l.-ThIs morning t;cor3e
sloeuu,, II brakeman on tho Lake Shore, wns rim
over md killed. his ncatt lscIn9 severed from tho
trunk. Tho Jury, after rrotractc.1 investiga-
tlon. extending frofn | o'clock IL. nj. until n to-
hight. romorc,l q verdict liking tho blulns on
conductor JUhu NUrth.
, 1880-11-22

HUlL.NTIJ Nv UI44kI1I.
SAN FRASCtsCO Cal, Nov. .l.-Tho houec 0f
1"h,l Campbell, cxpressnlan on tho rutrcru.
burned Garly tt!a morning. Campbell rertsnud
in tht 1iutuca.
, 1880-11-22

tnna. l1,Abj III Assz'v,u. unf II 0o in Washington
1frrrstnry. 1t npl,curs there nre upwards Ut
d!srH !n''Ians IN Now York stntc. ant1 inorc thnn
io.tn' in thu Htntn ef Michigan. Tho following
table shows
11iE SUBSTANTIAL. hEsuETH
Of indian fatn,r during Tho year by fntliAna ex-
r!l4!ssnF !lyu civilized tribes Of tho indian
s.tt.
, 1880-11-22
VISITORS,

VISlT{1IfS.
CLEVELAND. O.. Snv. a1.-Chafrn1nn Jewell, Of
thu Satiolnl Republican Committee, and John I.
Davenport spent tho 1naJor pnrt of yesterday at
Gctt: Garilelsl's hono In Menaor. Tlloy camd
thorc Inst night antl loft for tho East this after
ut'nn. Gen. Garfield will leave i,oHle Tomorrow
ur Tucsaay for Washington. to bo gone week
OF tcn dnys. = :: "
PETITION.
Sptstat Dhpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1SnT0H. d. e., Nov. .i.-Tho friends OF
Kenneth 1taynnr. Solicitor Of tho Treasury De-
partn,cilt. aru preparing 70 prescnt hs namo to
Gen. Garfield MS a proper person to represent
tho 6outf, lit tho CntncE. II lsatnor's place In
tho Cabinet sl01d depend upon tho vote Of the
Republican Congressman. ho would rho defuatcd
BY q largo majority. -.
, 1880-11-22

Hti'ti,Gr IT ncres brnkcn i,y tf,.lfnt,s:...
SuHhcr of arrrs cultivated. ........... 'fs0.Hl1
SlHItH'F VI ta1sl1Pls HE WHEAT f,tlN.H.... AHa.tIt
E1tin!er nj ln.*et& ~ cnrf, r4liscf. OK, iN
rnlstd. 2.s,4:s
unlcr of bushels tIr vrgGtnbies rmistl ;l7.t, =
Ni'fnfHr If tnIts Of hny etlt.... ...., -. k.fst
StffnlE.r Df caitls nWtr.l 1s,at!
N,it',ber Ut sheep owncl.... .........+.. 6di,
III FIVE EIy1t1xf:n TI!tNt.s.
N,,,ninr NJ stcrrs cultivated. l......... ;i1t.rB
NttintH'r nj bn*la Of wlIent r1iieed. :t II
E1lnliter ri bis*s NJ Enrn r41s"l. .,:stG ,U1
Sltillbrr nf bitshcls Of nats mil hntlcy
IAlsHst.. l-4,ts
Number &c t,txtes IT vtXntnl.lts r,tlaGh h.I1.xn
Sun'h!r II hnles ri i1,ttnn rlsisG1l ...... tti1U
Nll1Hr nf tu1a Nf llNy yE!It,...........,.. 1i.iNl
Num- HH.r ut GnttlD t.wllG.. .,,,,. .at1,O41
Nlmter Ut Bwihu owned. 4m,11s0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
E'E st-a or TElE M

The receipts Of grain reported ut the Bati
more elevators yesterday spDrcx mated lalf q
million bushels.
The Baltimore Board d Tfsde has reaffitm
cd lis sclion of somo week. 60 condonnin the
adulterston Of cotice wiki il furious oil, ring
matter.
Tho iorty nlsiin ladisns WHO were driven
into rsvi6e in Montana Territory, and FUR
rouoded b7 two c3mparies of cavalry, I'll cot
away bnt two.
DR.. Joseph Parker. promibcnt druggist OF
lied Bank, n. D., who disappeared last week,
has clipped with t"ruier servapt gill, leaving
Wifo aud four eh!i:eu b.Liod hia,.
II. r. Finley hsa written letter dt,,lor
most emnhntic .liy that h wrote an anaoyrCu.
letter t, Representative springer promising m
make hlrs. Springer prraent Of s. 600 if he
would keep Washburnu ia hiz scat, ind -
serfiog hat the letter te did send hin VA.
written irl LII a sense Of duty.
Sherman 8 platform has but tire pIanks ::
a rational tree public school svstcm, tho en-
toc,ment ct evil aud political rights by the
power of The usrioral government, aud IA.
tloDal c1TreLcy. bes ID upon cJin or notes r..
deemable in cdr; Two of which, if consummst.
ed, will ovtr;hIoH the rights OF States to mar,
importance.
When the Hill Raymond seduc ion c,se WAS
called 10 heWsshineton Circuit court yesterday.
counsel for Senator Hill asked that the clse be-
struck from the d cket, as it had been brought
against the protest of thu plaintiff, Miss Raw.
mond, whereupou Mrs. Lawyer Lockwood, who
had not been notified Of the clse. appeared aud
made affidavit that sho had not protested
against bringing the SUR.
Water REGISTER Cox, of WASHINGTON, 10
leaving bis officer yesterday aiternoon was 40
oosted By ex Water Register Crane, Who ad-
dressed an ugly remark to him. MIR. Cox, VII,
was armed with stout cane. Immediately fell
upon and bruised Crane badly. Mr.. Cox was
arrested and taken before Judge SoelI, who re-
leased him on bis personal recoguiz4ncs for
hearing to day. Tho trouble arcss from q re
fusal OF MIR. Crane to comply with the water
regulations, he believing that all the existing
reasons tor excessive water tx is because Of
Mr Cox's bad management. The affair Great.
ed qnite sensation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
CE,-TD EESsF0jr.YE EsEOCEEDfTG5
WASHINGTON, april :, 1880.
SENATE.

Tie Ssc:ota!y ii he SeontS, CoIo1cl Birch,
| called !ho Senate 10 t'aef and read uo:e from
Vice protiJctt WhG,;:r, stating that ho 8Ouid
be absent for several daIa and that the duty
devolVed upon the Senate o! choosing prcsi-
deut pro tenpar1.
Mr.. Wallace submitted resolution that tho
Hon Allan &. Thurman be- chcsrn 10 presido
during tho absence Of tho Woo President.
| Adopted.
MIR. Human Haa escorted TO the chair by
MIR. Ferry aod on lakitg tho seat thanked tho
Senate TOR ;Eis re ncwcd MAI CT their confde.cc
eDd esteem
MIR. Wallace subnittoG resolution iostluc.-
| lng the Secretary If the Senate to iiform the
President Of the U1itel States and the House
OF Representatives. Of The ;c,i0a Ct The Senate.
Adopted.
MIR. Eaton from Tho Coaluiltco on Appro
prla!loDs reported back The Consular ard D!pD
mates appropriation bill md it was placed on
the calendar.
a rtsoln,ion offered by Mr.. Saunders in
structng tho Committee Cd Indian Affairs TO
| Inquire into the prop!iHIy and exncdier CO of
| removing the Ssntec iodi9ps from Nebraska 10
| the Ponca reservation was adopted.
MI. Dawes subsequently, moved TO reconsider
ne vote ard opposed any movement to give the
| Poncs's reservation to sDv other tribe. a dis.
| cusslon cosusd uDoa the Ponca question
MIR. kirkwood said tire reports of tjusice to
AID suffering by tho Porcas we're greatly ex,
aCgeratcd. lie cid not sympnlhiz3 with those
| who always attempted 10 put the worst con-
struo!Ion en- the ao's Of tho government.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tho House having refused to dispense with
| tho morDng hour, the Speaker amour ID that
The pending question WAS uftoG the refereuoo of
the bill authorizing tho Secretary of War to
contract with the San Antobia and Mexican
Border Railroad Company fer the immediate
| construction OF railroad from San Antouil,
| Texas TO point on the Rio Graudo ct CT near
| Laredo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
sriEsGESF.s "EHS.

p. LA Th1m las been e'sc,eti president OF
the Jefferson Lcts1y Scc!tty Ct Ice U0lseTsi,y
OF Virginia.
The Virginia Cotferor CO African Methodist
Episcopal Church which has b,en in session 10
Norfolk ftr week past adjourned yesterday to
meet in Lyuchburg in April next.
Kordsli's saw mills, in Oraege county, were
burned Monday night, !re'udiug two engines,
saws ard machinery, AID several thousand feet
Of lumber. 1t Tas tho work OF an iIcenoiaIy.
There vas co iC;u!cEc!.
At church ncetins Of The First African
Baptist Church 10 Il chmobd. hold yesterday,
charges we're brought against the Rev. j. ii.
Homcs. the raster, implicairg lin with one
Of the sisters, aad he vas ordered to vacate the
pulpit until the ossa was d, cided by tho church.
10 tho United States Circuit Court OF Pnila-
delphia. yesterday. Jndge Butler delivered 40
OPTION ia the Case OF Carroll Va. ErtbeiIcr,
ming the eXcusiva ,igt t CT Joho w. Carroll,
OF Lynohbure, to "Lnrc Jack" as trade mark
for cigarettes.
E3W,Id hlcCsr'h7. many years ofnni c.od
with the Western UGifn Telegraph Company
in Rlcimord and l.tsr 10 the city treasure s
oEc' di"d suideG'y yesterday ti.ernoon. Do
CEASED was pas. gtanl dictator Of the ku2hts
of HoHor OF VI:titl1. representative to ho III
pIeme iuGre Ct !ho FAME crlrr, aod ul5o held
.; sjri,rs OF responsibility in Masonic aud other
orders
The rcpolt ii toe Committee OH Public
Buldlogs CT the House Of Representatives ii
favor Ct thu erco ion 0i public building at
L7ncSbUGE saSs hat during the ils. ten years
lis population has doubled. aud lhat thu tusi"
ness Of the city is aDru.I lily increasiDe. The re-
cipts for iotCrosl reveuus last scar yotra Ceariy
'wo miIliobs. uud the total !tr fifteen years IL
) Is 600 O50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

If tho present so-oaIIed democratic Congress-
doesn't make hast, ADD d, something besides
appointing Investigating committees to chow
its demcc:acJ, tho people Of the country. those
who elected it uuder the impression that tbs y
were voting i1r men WAC entertained the demo,
cra'i, iitas # souod money and free trpde, will
be confirmed in tho b!lsf that they have been
woeuily deceived. aud have elected republican
p'otcc;iohists 10 dl5suisc. II it c.n't abolish
the tartt cntitcl1 let it establish ono
Tor rovenuo aoac. and it that DO impossible let
It at least remove the duty upon ore article,
and let That article be paper, for which every
man. woman nd cLiid 10 tho land, rich and
roOr, @hito and black. has d,iy usc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

a CoNFiDISd VIRGINIA PLANTER. An.
other complaint vas made Monday sgainct
Timotty and May Wortou, the gypsics WHO
were arrested 10 BrookIsa list week on the
charge of swiudiing William Preston, of Prince.
ton, lad, cut of So 0CO. David 8, Trout. Of
EairView. Roanoke county. Vs.. alleges that the
Worton,s cheated bin out Of $40 900 ia NAV,
1871 Mr.. Trout, Who is about 50 years of age.
owns plantation 10 Virginia. He says that 10
February. 1873, be received postal cards, signed
"Dr. Wortou. " stating that there was silver
nluo on bis plantation. Inter Mrs. Worton
called on hiu and said that there was charm
upon tho silver mine, which could not be re-
moved without tho presence of package con-
tniniog $4,000. Mr.. Trout procured the
money, and she wrapped the bills 10 brown pa
per aud prayed over them. This performanoo
was repeatcd several times. Finally she went
aWag aud Mr. Trout found that she had taken
N 7. Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

FRoM MEXICO. was to have meet
on the lat Instant, aud the presidential elect
ton I1trlgues have b; CINE very lively. A eau.
Gus OF members of Congress who support Gen.
Gotz'le5 for president had met for the pur-
po8o of ccuutiog their strength in Congress
sealbst all opposition. Tho opposition mem
6ers also met 10 oaucus. and they claim ma
lorlty 10 tho House OF Deputies. Tie Monitor
Republican, werus Mexico of danger from tho
United States, 10 the event OF another reyolu.
tioo, and says that the Mexican revolution of
1876 produced the celebrated order of j une 1st.
besides many difficulties 10 the way of recop
milton of the government By the United States
The dlc;atoral powers Gen. Gonzales retains
10 the Eastern States. where he heads consid-
CRADLES torces, clusss uneasiuess
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
Shot hY IL Negro.

CINCINNATI, o, March 7-An unknown
negro tramp yesterday afternoon shot aud killed
passenger on the Bee Line Railroad, seven
miles vest of Sidney, Ohio. The negro had
boarded tho train at Sidney, but having no
money was put off at Harden Station. As the
train started he got on the platform end fred
through the window, presumably at the conduc.
or, but the ball killed Jas. II. Sehmon, of Hans.
on. The negro escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
Fatal Shooting,

SANTA FE. N. NJ, Arril Ga special dis
patch says that Ches Fernandez, n bile a.
dance at stage station, near here. quarreled
with partv of graders OF lbe Denver and
Rio Graude r. L., aud was shot four times
and killed. Two men (whites) were killed by
tho Iodians on March 9th near La Joy,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
Elections.

CINCINNATI, o., April 7.-Uncficia iooiuss
give Eshelby, tie republican candidate for CRY
Comptroller majority of SEQ aud elect the
entire republican board of education wish ma.
jorltles OF from 200 to 1000.
Ia ludaDa al the constitutional amendments
were carried. Tits will mako tho State cleo
ton coue in November.
NEW YORK. April IA special from Co.
umbla, 5. T., says: The municipal election
to day Wts the Quletest ever held 10 this city.
The entire democratic ticket i7cuding tie
Mayor aud Aldermen vas elected without op-
position. tho negroes voting with the democrats.
40 unua!!y large vote was polled and there was
little or no Xcitement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
Able Smal!s, 40 eight year old boz. son of

Able Smal's, 40 eight year old boz, son of
5. S. Smalls, farmer residing near Loyinas
ton, was accidentally shot and fatally wounded
las. Wednesday with pistol 10 the hands of a
young playmate, named Willie McCrary. Both
boys had baen attending the same public school
and. at tho Gnal exercises, young McCrary
passed 80 oredltsbly that his fathes presented
him With small % calibre pocket pistol, With
which the boys were out amusing themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

SENATOR HENRY s. DAVIS ii the richest
man 10 Wcet Virginia, and like oil tho rich
men 10 Congress lie did not inherit bu: earned
his money. When he vas seventeen years Old
Senator Davis was brakeman Oh the Baltimore
and Ohio Road, and Wac promoted from ono
position to another until he became man of
considerable importance, upon the road, when
DO found more lucrative employment as super
intendent of c,al mincs in West Virginia. Here
he began to grow iiob. uotil by able manage.
ment ard Wis, foresight he has accumulated
an immense fortune Springfield Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
HUrrfcane.

MONTGOMERY, N. Y, April IA hurri.
cine. which passed over this village at 4o'cIock
yesterday afternoon, carried away the steeple of
the American Reform Church, demolished
several buildings and clue1 much other
damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

Jchn Best, of Guernsey county. Ohio, the
oldest Mason 10 America. is dead. He was born
10 the county Tyrone, ireland. in May, 1850,
enigrated to Pennsylvania 10 1911. ADD engaged
10 farming in Washington county. 10 1856 he
removed to Ohio; Flo was inflated Mason in
1903 10 Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Parr,
survivor vs.. Saunders. Argued by James
Alfred jones, esq., Tor appellant, Judge j
"A. hleredith Tor appellee. and continued until.
to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

A SAD STORY ormes from Caune5 of tho
death tnere OF 40 Eaclish officer, Col. PIck.rd,
oil congestion of the lungs. ca tho day oppoiat
ed for his wedding to Miss McNelllc, whose
father, Sir JctD McNeile, bad died on y three
mooths before. Tho very wrea,hs which wei
to have been use lat the wedding became funeral
Rallsnds to be thruwn en- the cotiD, and the
bridal veil and dress were lyicg ready to be pu,
en- by the DOW widowed bride. Death was caused
b5 tbs rupture of blood vessel ca the Iuogs,
and the poor young bride sat up three hopeless
Gays aud nights watching The life slowly suking
a1a7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

p, We can safely assert that rolhing equals DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for all cases of Sore
Throat, Coughs, Colds, &c. Price 25 ceLts a
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

This il a bad yesr for wise ssw,, il not for
modern irataLc&s. hlan3 Of the former have
recently fallen from their high estate and will no
moro b, quoted, by those who keep npaoo with
the ago and body o.! the times, save only TO il.
lu5!ra:o the credit which long uso will give o
saying that is even maniftsly sgaicss reason.
TIE Que 10 which we now refer ia to the efItc that
green Christmas makes fat Gu, caysr]."
Tho winter just gopo was almost tho midcst ca
rec2r j in this latitude; 10 fact theirs was C ,m-
parailcc!y no winter, and yet as might have
been Gntic pated from reas)o alone, without the
aid Of physioloey and hygiene, there we're tower
deaths than had occurred during mary proceed
lug winters. Col an1 lnosl ure, even separately.
are not only rredisrosiog bu! excili1g causes OF
disease, aud when uuited, as they usually are
in wiaer, there evil is cumulative. Their alb.
sencc then NUT be bept fetal, ani 50 last winter
was wholesome SEASON.. and groen Christ.
mas did net mako G fat churchysrd.
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The Chinese are BOW said 10 be ready 10 re5eS
negotions with Russia
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For possibly gutlcs5 man MIR. Tilden is
perhaps tho most uD'uckg one modern politics
has prodcc:d. Anything else, from card to 9
race bor5s, half s, unucky would long since
haVo been deserted by its hackers, bat his stick
to him With per- istenoa worthy Of a more su,.
O. sstu cause. The O:eson. c7pher, ircomo
tax and Field affairs, jus. supplemented by the
SlIiugcr Que. 10 each ard all OF which he was
possibly Ci:hyr not im?l ted, or, if 90, only TO
tho 'X'ent lha. any one else ID similar ci!clm-
auces Woud have beer, have so HrongfuIIy i'm
pressed themselves 90 the public mind that 8
man even wlih aIr5viGrsly spollass reputation,
lot alouc 0Go VIM EuI advised Mr. Van REFUSAL
ltar'5 itnlD's to buru his barns and fences,
would have been utter3 Tuiaed by them, 50 far,
OF least, as might relate to his availability as
popular candidate. Ia the last affair to Which
NO teller, the Springer one, he is patiently
blamed without caus , Tor il is clear that if he
lntariorod 3: oil 10 that case, it Was to iohuouco
his firm friend add supporter, Mr. Springer, to
retain WashburEe 10 bis sat, ST. As 10 avoid
The N orttCra rctciOn against tho democrscy
that contrary course Tcu'd be likely to PRO-
duoe. and yet he is focused, a1a, Whist is more,
Is believed 10 be gully of an attempt 10 Dust
Mr.. WAshburoc and to b,stoW his seat
upon the democratic cjbltstsnt, Donpeiy,
MIR. Hayes says he was born under lucky star.
MIR. IiIdon wss Certainly born uoder GO uuIucky
one, that IL, as regards his political az, iratiors
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CANNED DORM for sale 1T ia ard ls;s
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For possibly guiltcss man Mir. Tilden is

WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1880