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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02

We are not responsible for opinions expressed by cor
respondents. our columns being open to all for the dis
cussion Of public affairs from every point of view.
Correspondents will please observe that all letters
must be authenticated by the names of the writers, not
necessarily for publication, but as o guarantee of good
faith.
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Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partnershin
rWNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE M
istIng between J. s. Walker, 2. s. Spalding aud Wn q
Irwin, under the firm name Of WIN. q. IRWIN a Co. IA a.
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will BE- -
sumed and Indebtedness collected by Wan. q. Irwin. r1
alone is authorized to sign the firm name In settlement Of n
affairs. J. ). WALK ER. ="
Y s. BPALDIHG.
WIN. q. IRWIN.
Honolulu, ii. L., July LIST, 1850.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-02

Notice of Partnership.
~LAUS SPRECk ELS and VIM. G.. In.
u WIN have this day formed a Co-Partnership Cor n,
purpose of carrying on business as Sugar Factors and cOnuL
sion Agents. under the hrm name Of WM. q. IRWIN 4 co
Mr. Claus spreckels' liability in the firm IL limited to d.
sum Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
[Signedl CLAUS SPECKRLs.
[Signedl WIN. @.
UonoluIu- JuIy 1. 1880. iva
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aoaslals. zoo e. ls1 -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-24

Friedrich Brenenan, plaintiff, ii, BIN +
Brown, Orric Coils and Albert HoskIn9 Dl{l1d
n LII PERSONS HOLDING OH cfAIriI8
~ liens under the provisions Of A 1cc| Al
Legislature OF Idaho Territory eufIiIH eAp ~
for securing lient 10 mechanics ard t1<r1 r.
proved January III, 1876, and ~ CG66dGx&
thersto. upon the following dlsctItl lrdrl1
to-wit: Fifteen hundred linear feet - ~ 111
Sun quartz lode, situated on ShaN'e n0ul
in Boise county. Idaho Territory. ind " hund'tt
feet in width. andm more particularly ds9s>(
follows. to-wit: Commencing At " discover
stake and notice Of the Rising 6nn Iqde n.
Which bluff Of rocks bears north III 1H i't
distant another blnff Of rocks bears fest abou'
feet distant, and . point of rock be&rs sonln =
east A. feet distant, thence south l5s nv ~
to stake, and notice on tbs center Of Tie ~ 81
line Of claim from which . pine tree 81 ltsl as|
ameter bears north 3lo So west - i<<t ol<1!
thence south 15o west 800 feet to Nzse y v
south east corner. thence nurth S5o Rast ! ~ e
to y stake at the south west corner, ihepee ~ q
800 feet to stake and rotiee at eentf ol ~ Z.
end line Of claim, thence on same me y ts'As
the north wrsf corner, thence south 75s ~
feet 10 stake at tie nDrih east coru9f y. Is
south 1he Nest 500 feet to the stAke and 1oQzs =
ccHter OF the cast end Of claim. toIe'nef ~
dips. spurs and angles and VA sballs r9a 's.
@n or connected with said mine aug e HT
n noes belonging to said mine, and sulncsl'
OF ground around the said mine for ths eunssns
W rkiny. use and occupation nf saiq n' ", Il
h reby notified to be and appear Y sns n Itssr
Conrs, Second Judicial District q ldsno is s II
ior Boise county. at Idaho City, on tne ~ ~ M
October, 1885, and then and there exnlp' w IA &
of said liens or thev shall be deemed y 1919
favor Of those SO exhibited. JONAS ~ pAVa W
Idaho City. Aug. 81, 1850 a'2.@
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Administrative Mes's''

TKnRIroRY or IpAHo,( II tho 2foo>le
County % Boise. |,..&lE (
In The mastsr Of tho estate q ensi'
ceased. = IN
N Office II HEREBY GlVhN z <s. IN
~ dersipned Admiilisiratr'x 2. q ~ ~
of Charles Maatx. decreased, VIZ y. 3ip1
". and all persons having el ..eos 81 zes r
said ieceased, to exhibit them ~ tSs ~
vouchers, within ten mouths aI,es zs,i6i5|I
cation Of this notice. 10 the sa'. !, ssse,
her residence, on the corner = = s. III
mana s'rss - y i'aAo 8 'ciaTHERISs e
Administratrix Of the estate = <''
deceased. Is \ ~ hI>(l1 E
4 JAa. ii. TIAuf.kx, Attorney for a &
Dated Idaho City. Nay 29tt, ieoo'
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Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 70 All. w1to>,
uE II may eopesfn. that no person is authori1ea
% borros money on THO credit Of tie
nor 70 pleaee ne credit OF our company tor any
thing, not strictly connected with the WORKING 81
our mining claim, nor for this purpose WILTON = !,
entering i az = Company Pass Book
49, HOP SING COMPANY.
f>"b"st ~ tsoe. 91n OF Granite Creek
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on Thursday the 18th day Of A,,snsf ss :.
81 s. z O'CLOCK @ ssid day atEy Office In lsho CIV
s s9ass g' ps Idaho osr a. public aneiion ts
ths % ss, ;5de' and Fifty Dollars (<25o) ID
s-'~ poiSs county IsfDoR sMITH
Idaho on. ,s., County Tfeasurer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-24
or SOLD CRFAP I'oR CASH -ys,,

Any book, Ia pay lire. not found in NV stock
Will On order be procured in this shortest possible
time ~ casters prieesmy facilities for so doing be-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-24
and
MUSIC BOOKS

consisting in stock at Publishers nrices
L we donot have the Book Or ,,icce ~ e
Music wanted, will procure il for sS a.. n
Give us trial and you will lose notj,;, ~ :
Mars, Soft. ''os' - s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-24
PLAIN, OR in coLoRs

And At prices { 9 per eontaa below
osr former rates
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Notice.
ALL persons indebted 10 III. Fluid are
herSby notified that their accounts are
attached and in my hands for collection,
and unless payment is made Immediately,
suit will be commenced on said accounts.
am closing out the stock of goods and
will sell the same cheap for cash.
JOHN Nj. DANSKIN,
Sheriff.
idaho City, July 10, 1880.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-24

r. s. For private diseases 81 shos1 i|>1dsii
full course of medicines, sufilcienl Io< stls ~
al Instructions, will be seut 10 ~ 6ddr<11 i II
eeipt OF $40. goo.
Jan. Is, 1880-tf.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

The lmployeos in tho Old Dominion Nail
Works at Richmond nro on n strlkn FIR an in
crease Of Twenty per cant. Oh their wagcs,
whlc''. for tho month Of January and for tho
men at Tho hcad Of tho movement, were az fol-
lows: Goo naiIor. s. % per d0y; two ruddcrs,
1921 and s. II per day; ono plato mill roller.
SIS l6 per day; ono bar mill heaters IS 81 pr day.
If mechanics or my othor people who have to
work for their living up this way wcro getting
such wages, the only stiko they would feel like
making would be at tho man or mon who at
tempted to destroy the friendly rcato be-
tween them aId their employees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
FOREIGE VIEWS.

Tho Spanish royal tribunal has Confirmed the
| death sentence OF Ottro, tho would DO rcglcidc.
There was rumor on tho Paris Bourso TO.
day OF legendary fires in Russia.
The House Of Assembly at Fredericton, N.
h., was turned last Eight. Tho Legislature
was to open to day.
The Russian aad German journals ara wag-
lng bitter war 10 regard to Russia's f., tfca.
tlon measures on tho German frontier.
The question Of tho election of new prcsi-
| dent o! tho Argentine Renublic is considered as
settled in favor Of Gen. H?cl
Qlocu Victoria comtempatcs going to Ger
many 10 tho spring to visit tho tomb of hi +
daughter. the Princess Ale. Grand Duchess
Of llcsso DarmsIadt, who died in 1878.
II is reported that Tie Crock brigarda who
captured Col. SynHn and his vile near Salotioa,
Tx tho amount TO DO paid for their ransom at
Il 900. Negotiations flr tho lelcssa Of the
capiI7c5 arc pre- !eilng.
| a Creek has been arrested mt CoDstanlin0ple
tor hasng 10 bis posses ion 40 Internal machine.
tio claims that hc:is IN English sui ect. lie
first admitted. then rorscicd tho statement
that no contemplated an attack on the Sultan.
| A large tenabt right meeting near Port
AdoWr, county Armagh, Iceland, yesterday,
was attended by 1000 Orangemcn, armed with
bludgcon4. who stotmcd tho platform and thea
dispersed tho mceing. The tonant- rig hers
were ont numb od, ard twenty OF them
seriously Injured. Tic Orange parry c,nsid
cred the mcotlng to be of solutions cha,aMrr.
| a st. Petersburg dispatch says There is
Certainly s'n'c Of lUsi cuiiIy ohacrabc in every
dir Ion here. and While thric is grral irnr lha.
/ | H.. a
ct the f. nrrrot sec s.ion ia tim tir.nr, Il ere
N ais, Is settled idea, which IL drainrd prntabj,
10 hn disappointed, that the Gar will prtcniu
| =. m. iDr H. ~ IN II n r,,:snn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

Mr liant iah"r:, g. i'.in," Eyorsr' ,:,u;iy,
'ld, d'-,' l.w hay. aer, IN !hn ~! year Vt
MS a.;r.
ih. T,S,,!u !vn u Il F.r.in:l Legislature
'or %Tant Il auh flr cdcc LioUa purposes uss
presented 70 the Senate yesterday.
Excitement 10 S n Frsuvi 90 over the CHI
resa Question has became intensn. Paradinp
Continues. and sand lot speeches ara v,r5 VIC
lent.
The Comptroller Of he Currency has called
Tor report showing the condition OF the na'
tl0nsl banks at The Il VIC OF business on Saturday,
the !lst instant.
General Grant held a reception Tuesday
night Al The re.ldence OF Miuiser Foster, in
| Tho tiy Of Mexico. 70 day q grand festival
in is honor vi bn given in tho principal rIlz,.
-Four hundred musicians will participate.
Dglcea,s 10 lho Republican National Con
Vrnlion were elected 10 all the cougIc lsiona
Districts III lndllna Yesterday. A majority were
| unrestricted, but - arc known to favor Blaine
| two Sherman, and sew ri Washbutne, for SEQ
| Ond choice.
Tho New York State Rspublicln Convention
at Uic4 yesterday luslrucc its delegates 10 thu
Chicago convention TO Vote az q unit for GRAM
Tho Blaine men made persistent fight, bu
| were unable to get Tor their leader ~ endorse
| ment for 81 coud choice. Delegates TO Chicago
| wcrc chosen by delegates Of tho diH,r1nL con
grcsslOna districts. MIR. Cuukiing had things
| pretty much his own way, but on tho vote Il
| make the delegation unit for Grant, tho ma
| Iorlly WAS only 81 on total vote of t97.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
Tisc War Issues Again.

III the u. s. Senate ycstl risy Dir. Wbytr,
1t MaIYlRud, Introduced bill to remrvo the
disabilities rta,iug upon j. Monroe lI.lskelI,
o. HalIn0re, nader tho provisions Of section
l2lS oil Tho devised Statutes. The section
Prohibits tho appointment Of any prrsou 10
the army OF Tho Unted States who served 10
any capacity IN tho civil, military or naval SER
viao Of tho Confederate States. 1t was ox.
planned By Mr.. Whyte that MIR. HcikciI was
FireiDian by birth. that he was mere 10y
when tho wnr broke out, and was at school in
Maryland, from which State ho went back
homo in lSi%. and served for a shcr5 time 10
tho Confederate army, AID WAS not OF leenl
ago when tho war closed. lie is desircus CT
Obtuiolng m appointment as q pnymaster 10
tho Amy. but found that section IBIS of tho
Revised Statutes blocked the way. Hence tho
application fur his r,Ilof. Mr.. Ejmunds OBJ
pcs'd tho bill, nj first resting his objections on
the fact that it was private bill, and that leg.
lslatl0n OF this character should BIO gcneral.
Senator Garland moved subsi ituto repcaling
the entire section. The oniro republican vote
was cast against THIS substitute, but it was
adopted by strict party vote Of % 10 23.
Tho debate then became general, and was
participated 10 by Gov Whyic. Judge Thur
man, Gen. Logan, MIR. Teller and others. Ger.
Logan laid down his Wow that neither 10 war
DOR in peaco should the Determinations now
existing against tho Conlederates BIO removed.
Judge Edmuuds dis claimed any feeling of bit.
tcrncss toward the South CT the Southern PEG
pie. The discussion continued until the cxnira
ton oitho morning hour, when tho subject went
over
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

DIsFRAECHISING THE FAMIsuRD IRISH. -
Ia the Canadian House Of Commons yesterday
Sir John Macdonald moved tho adoption OF au
address to the Governor General, intimating 10
to him that tho house had passed resolution
giving $l0o, 900 towards The relief of tho SUI
fcling Irish.
MIR. Mackenzie s,id no had observed 10 t:le.
graphic dispatches that an amendment had baen
made to tho ministerial bill in Eoeland Tor the
rolicf OF the poor who wero suffering from
famine 10 Ireland, setting forth that every ptr
son who received such relief should bo dis
frat chlsed lie desired that no contribution
FROM Canada should b, used to ds!raLchiso any
ono 10 Ireland.
Sir John Mic donald said this law was part Of
the poor law OF Ergand but he would sec TINT
Representations were made to the effect thai,
Canadian funds should not be applied 10 dis
franchisine Irish voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
S'lKGEHX.4 We ly-S.

DR.. James l.. CabelI. president Of the Ga
tlonal board of health. is ia Norfolk to take
steps 10 regard TO tue establishment Of quar-
anime hospital for the ports of Norfolk ADD
Portsmouth, and tho James river, under the
direction oil the n,ttnal board. A site will be
selected near Hampton, and be work of erect
Ing the building commenced at oLcs.
Rev. John Bayley, proni0ent nilister 10
the NJ Il. Church South. an Eogishman by
birth, and author Of the celebrated book, Coo
fesslous OF coDvelted lOfdel." and nuncrous
other books, died 10 Lyocbburg, yesterday
morning, aged sx FIVE years, after brief ill.,
ness OF pneumona.
In Preston county. 90 tie lie of the Bali
more aud Oaio Railroad, Pittsburg company
is repaired to have discovered vein Of silver
in paying quantities. II was oil they were Dor.
Jog fol-, tut have fcuLd more profitable ma
tersl IS the ore is said to assay $l25 per too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

The republicans Of New York have done
what everybody with their eyes open knew they
would do followed the * ample Of PenrsYVa
MIA and pronounced for Gram. And The same
SOFT Of people arc convinced that what the 70
putllclOs in Pennsylvania and New York have
done will b. done By those in large m:ority
Of the States at tho Chicago Convon,i1n. 1t is
better for the South thnt it shonld bo 40. for
the General will be the casioat man among his
party TO beat, While if elected, no will treat the
South with moro Cor sideralion than would be
awarded her hy my Of his rivals for the nomi-
~ ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

A'uonr lhH amendments to tho State o0nsti-
tut"o !c1om amended hy tho .jaiGt Gamnit,cn
ct the GcGtra So uh'v are fwr which CT
taioly cn!ht 10 re adopted. aud they aro the
ones stolIshina the spribs tl,cj;ons f,r county
otEc:rs AID changing he free school nga IF 10
hv2 10 twenty one ytar5 to sevup and twenty.
These are smoue The measures that should be
adopted at this Session. al d that here may be
time for their Adoption We hope but little more OF
It will be consumed by The discussion of the bill
TO repudiate The State dett. for tho readiust-
CTS are not tie SORT Of men to remain 10 Rich.
mond at their own eZrauss 10 pass any BILL
howoser beneficial it may DO 10 The Common
wealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
Rrown's Household pauac.a

~ inc most eiect'Ve Pam Destroyer in the world,
Will most surely quicken tho blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, an,l
thereby moro certainly RELlEVk PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other rain
aleviator, and it is warranted dou bic The strength
Of any similar preparation.
IL cures Fam in the Side, Back CT Bowsl,,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Tootbacha and All,
ACHES, and is The Great Relieyer of
rain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should DO in every family. A teaspoon
tul OF the Pansces in tumbler of hot water
fswee!ened. If preforred), taken at bedtime Will
bhhhh Uf a GOLD. 25 cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRL-wEEKLY by
HD9AR SNowDHNl
THURSDAY EvEN'G.. FEBRUARY &c

Tho conservative members Of tho Finance
Committee OF the Virginia House of Delegates
offered neither amendments nor opposition to
the bill for ropudiating tho State debt, and
agreed that it should be reported to tho House
to day. Such coulso was tho Wisest they
could have pursued undar tho existing Gil cum-
staIc?H, and VIC hopo their example will be fol-
loved ty lhcir party in tho House. 1t is folly
TO resist tho inevitable tho Biblo admonishes
Us against the iuliiiiy of kicking against tho
pricks, and lhero is Spanish provorb which
says thcrs il enough Of words whom thing is
as good as done. If tho repuliattrJ wcrc sui
jec; to tho iuer Influences tf human lie, tho
logic. The oratory, tho morality, tho wisdom,
and the parliamentary tactics tho conservatives
could employ to defeat tho in;quitous end dis
asrous bill might have somo effect upon
ttcm, but upoD men who. with their eyes open
did elect illitcratc ignoramCuSes and protes
slonal gamblers over respected and lcarocd
iurists TO the iudgcships of the State, such in
fuorccs would have no weight, and tho employ
mcnt Of them would b. as silly as the c,sipl
OF pearls before sWinc. We repeat cur hope
therefore, that the conservatives will offer NJ
more useless opposition to. or attempt to fur
thor delay the passage of tho ti. so that tht
remainder of tho session oan DO dcvoiei to tht
adoption OF measures whose tendency vii
be to mitigate IN few minor rspect
at least the disastrous off, ola of the
nefaliOus bill to which we refer. Lee
them, then, DO content with recording thei
votes against tho black bill. and like The Chris
tan, who, plscIng no relianoh upon his own self
evdont weak tt,rls, looks for protection TO hi:
all powerful Maker, give up what they koou
must b" an uLsloolssiGl contest, and rely i0l
the preservation at the Prosperity and fair name
CT lhn State upon thu churts md tha tliRly re-
tuning better Knowledge and better lrnlop o
tho people. Those familiar with human nature
will not cy?fct much from The latter. hut for,
tnnsialY the former arc still puiSant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
Distress tp srpl:HUii

NEW InRK, Feb. 2G.--A Duhlin 50, cia|
says: a c'rrc spondcut on hcr maj csiy 3 gum
boat HRshhwk which il distributing meal amona
tho western islands writes from nnishark, G1
Galway.
"lti ia a terrible platc Of affairs. Fifty families
hero tko ous Il miserable txislcnca. Their
hCu c5 aIc small heaps Ct dirty sloncs Their
Ind ia rock AMI soft Bag. Iluagcr and want
ere everywhere vissiho. Tho peop!o 80 Taxed
AID Without food. Mary are Slowly starcinc
To DEATH Suall SCENES Of appalling dcstitItion
| never before Witnessed. Every step We took
brought brtoro oar view new and moro
fearful rc;urcs Of GcsttuIion and SufT.ring.
The m'rc VIC Saw the moro certain did death
from starvation appear tho Inevitable fato oil
nearly every man, woman aad child on the
island.
"ln many cabins children cronctCd qhiverinr
and almost naked around tho fire. When
entered they sprang behind their mother, whose
single garmcnt-a thin dross-Wls but tho
slightest prott C ion against Tho wind which blew
through tho broken roof Ga tho fire was the
dinner, pot oil brown procn scawood. 1t is
certain that unless thoy arc well cared for, Coz
ems will die of starvation"
The Same correspondent writes from Inns.
bottrn concerning tho shocking maladminis:ra.
eioo w tuO puil VI tHC There. ITO
government disponsary officer has no drugs and
tho relieving officer ID food.
Two PRISONERS On tho reception of Mr..
John 4. POlndexter ut States Prison he was
assigned quarters with George K. Shinn, of
Alexandria. Shinn was ;rst-class Confederate
soldier-a IMAM Of bright but perverted intellect
and Prior to the development Of the crook cd :
ness which brought him to hi, present straits
was in his native iowa for q number Of terms
prominent merchant. president Of the Corn
Exchange treasurer Of several building fund
associations, bank director. President of the Civ
Council, and WOrshiplnl Master Of Alexandrin.
Washington Lodge. No. - A. f. and a. NJ
the lodge presided over by GooIg3 Washington,
and which now uses tho same good chair, SC :,
That he did whom putting An Inquirer after truth
through the sacred mysteries an hundred years
ago. his wife, bright and beautiful woman,
has gotten divorce from him ance bis multi
form rascalty finally assumed peninntisl at
ttude -hich Commonwealth
WOMEN FOR CENSUS ENUMERAT1Rs. MIR.
Gccgre h. Latham. cyD;u' supcrlnteLd dent for
The Wheeling, W. Va. district, says no pro.
poses TO act on Con. Walkers suggestion that
there Is nothing inappropriate 10 the appoint
ment OF women as cLumeiatGrs where tho sur
rou1dlnls arc suoh that they Gin do The work
properly, and lie in! ends ii eiVA places to such
ladies as no knows arc mpctons aud will do
thoir work faithfully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
HOTEL, ARRIVALS

!oNTINE.-W Z Branol. Baltic; W Asic. j.;
Fairfax Z ii; Judge j Saogster, Fairfax Cc;
a IL Whctuore, BALTIC; E A Kiuzm ellen, Pits
burg. Pa; L I Ware, BALTIC. T Tabb. Baltic;
+ johnson, Baltic; l. II Milhoen, Loudoun
Cc; 5 W Adams aud SOD, Charles 20, Md; j
I Wright, Wash; A Davies. N Y; K II Leo,
Clarke 90; l. Evans, Richmond; b D Rioh-
ardson' tal'lax Z II; Capt e Hanmell, W.;
I + Adams, St. Mary's 20, Md; f I Adams,
st. MarY's Go, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
The L.Ovc.iOy Case.
Herhdon station, Fairfax county. Va,
Nnh. IL,

J
z" Inc C2ifor Of tie AlSrandrin Ga=ettt
We wish to correct the statement in yester.
days Gazette that We Uho wood sawyers) ar.
rested man named IIoveloy Tuesday, and be-
cause we had no warrant lot him go again. We
whero wa were saving. Some OF lis called him
by name and he spoke but did not stop. After
he had passed us about two or three hundred
yards no Csw liLtlo achool boy on the railroad
track and paid him five cents to como back and
tell us not to tell any body that wo saw him.
About five or six hundred yards above the wood
pile where he passed lis he was arrested by somo
other parties and taken back to Herndon. Sew.
oral OF lis followed the crowd TO the stati on but
wn did not make tho arrest
Jordan CARTRR. boss Of wood sawytra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

The Governor has inaueuratcd an expected
series Of vetoes. by votoing bill passed by tho
read uscrs for tho appointment OF certain off.
GERS Of the pcnitenlary. In this no has done
we'll, but his subsequent action in tho snmo line
will doubtless BIO even better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26
Horrible Death.

f4TEAsEoRoUha, Ont, Feb. 2G-This morn
lug young lnsn named Anthony Fowler WAS
caught Ia the machinery in McKee's furniture
factory al d hurled around q shaft with terrible
velocity. Both Of his feet and ono of hs hands
hrnLcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

GaS' NOTWITHSTANDING the very great sd,
vance in The price of leather and cost of Roo,,
and Shoes, Wa will soil our entire stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES at a small adj
Ali in Want will save money by calling on lis
before purchasing. We have largo stock Of
Ladies' and Genllemen's Fine Boots and Shoes,
which cannot DO surpassed in style, durability
and price
feb w. 3. WADDKY, 10 King a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

A dispatch received from Richmond this
afternoon indicates that tho unholy alliance
which has existed for so Icing timo between
the readlusters and tho republicans is about to
be dissolved. That it may DO so is tho prayer
of all The true friends of tho State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-26

The republicans of Vermont have instructed
their delegates to the national Convention TO
vote for Edmuods for President