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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15

SGHkasSsKDN nsaSsCzEamTa.
GHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.,
(Late of j. 7. Beckham s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ABD
FEED DEALER.
Agent for
j. B. FICKLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATED
BRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
II North Union street,
NH 10 Alexandra, Virginia
w A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOEEs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEEORANTS.
And Dealers in
Have on hand GIBSON'S *, XXX, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK.
ERS and T. PSON'S PURE RYE
WHISTLES. TO which they invite tho attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
:, Consignments of Flour. Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron and Royal sts.,
Aleisndfla, Va. oct ~
HAEHoN &sNITB,
WHOLESALE
GR0CNH5 AND GENERAL COMMISSION
mEECHhNT2,
Corner Ftinca ind Royal s.s.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
IcnsisHInaniS o! Grain tnd Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns nlada iy1O
HARLOW BROS.
WHoLEsALE
GE0CER3, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers
JO6N GIRSUN'S SON u CO.'S. CABINET
X, G& and xxx WHISTLES, and
TEompsons Pure Ryo Whiskey; Foreign
Wines and B7andies, Ale, Porter
and ChaEpSgnos,
2~ AGBnCY OF LAFIIN g. EAND'S
POWDER COMPANY.
n. VI COR CAGEE0N AND ROYAL STS.
Coffee roasted for tho trade ct Toe per sack.
my CIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-15
E4EsiAEI NssVEGES.
rSNo AIL WHOM IrMAY CONCERN

FS'o AII. WHOM II NAY CONCERN.
TX rarto Mary Z. Jones Gusrdisn of Kate
Notice is hereby given Son'l ths. On tbo1s,asv Of
the next term Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, Virginia, juno tho 1i.h, 1850, sppica.
ton will DO msdo 10 the Judge Of said Court
under slid by virtue If tho 9Th end 1.h sections
of chsp. 10, code 49,. Tor the removal 10 Rap.
ldes Parish, Louisiana, of oil the proceeds OF
sale Of real estate, tcgelhor with al rents accrr-
ing thercicCm, which was Inherited BY Kste
Jones, cnid Of Elcon Jones, jr.. formerly Of tho
county of Fsirf,x Virginia.
MARY e. JONES,
Guardian Of kste .Jnncs
by her htt'rmov, }. II I.ovo myl0-H4~
VlhGlNIA: In tee Clerks Office of the Cir.
~ cut Court Ct The city Ct Alexandria. On The
Joseph BrOders end John Lsnncn, trading IN.
der tho firm namo Of j. Broders s. Co.. com.
Dlainants, rs. John Vcrdon, Joseph +. Robin.
son. PerE A2ncw, Joseph kaufman and
George Wise, trustees, ord the GoIm.n CO.
operative Building Association, No. 2, of FL
oAandris, Va, defendants. In chancery.
Mono. Tho object of this suit is TO sell enough
OF John VerdoN's zeal estate 10 pay complain.
ants judgment for SEQ 50, with interest from
March I'd, 1879. and s. IS. costs, and, if ncces-
ssry. to sell the part cold to Joseph r. Robinson.
The defendant, Joseph +. Robinson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 70 the act Of Assembly
and tho rules Of this Court, and it No.
pcsring by affidavit that he is not a resident of
this State it is ordered that tho said defendant
appear hero within one month after due publjca.
ton OF this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that copy
OF this order DO forthwith inserted in the Alex
"ndrla Gaza:to, q newspaper published in the
city. of Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cessIyo weeks, and posted ut the front door of
the Court House of This city. A copy, test:
NORTON MANY e. Clerk.
John FL johnson, ?. q. myS-w4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A HuSTER.-Day
before yesterday several OF the workmen
at the La Belle mill concluded they would
spend portion OF the time the mill is
| idle in hunting expedition over among
the Ohio hills, and accordingly small
spring wagon was hired from Asmus's
Livery Stable, in the Eighth ward, and
the party, among whom was Thomas
Hathaway, and Messrs, Callahan and Scar
let, set out for a few days sojourn on the
other side OF the river. A sudden termi-
nation was put to the party yesterday,
however, by an accident 10 Mr.. Hathaway.
The entire party, accompanied by several
men living In the neighborhood in which
they were stopping, were out yesterday in
little piece OF thicket which seemed to
give shelter TO quantities OF game. They
deployed intoF sort OF askirmish line, and
were advancing through the thicket,
when in some way Hathaway got ahead Of
the others. One OF his companions fired
through fence at squirrel, and the
party were surprised to hear Hath
away crv out as II shot.
They fastened to the spot, and
found that the entire charge had entered
his limbs, nearly allofit his left one, though
a number OF scattering shot had struck
the right leg. The wound, though not
necessarily dangerous, isvery painful, and
1t will require great care TO prevent 1t
from being very troublesomein such warm
weather. Mr.. Hathaway was carried TO q
house near, and the wagon at once hitch
ed up, and the party came home, reach
ing town last evening about 5 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

DISTRIBUTION OF PRRMIUMs.-The follow
ing premiums were distributed by the
Very Rev. Father Sullivan, assisted by
Rev. Father McElligott, Tuesday night
last TO the pupils OF Prof. @. Q. Burg, OF
st. Yincent's High Shoot. VIM. Flynn,
Robert Whyte, VIM. McGannon, John
Martin. Michael Warner, Thos. 0'Brien,
Harry Gaus. James 0'Kane, Louis Rem.
ner, John Bosley, Chas. Gaus, Fetd, VIM
gerter, Leo Kress, Louis Gaus, received
first and SECOND premiums in 0aligraphy
and Mathematics. This also; Charles
Wingerier, Geo. Trusohel in French aud
Bookkeeping; F. Daily in French and Lat.
in; O. 0'Donnell in Latin and Bookkeep-
ing; II. Kennedy, II. Ebbert, W. Lantry,
in bookkeeping and mathematics; Martin
Waldron, in English grammar and Latin;
Lawrence 0'Brien, In Christian doctrine
and mathematics; Chas. Behler, Mark
Kennedy, John O'shaughnessy, George
Russell, Joseph Hoffman,, Samuel Des-
mond, Louis Lotz, Jacob scheffler, Charles
Dickman, Willie Gausl James Jordan, ].
and "A. Sauvageot, Ed Seyler, George
Zahn, Peter Loecher, j. Coppinger, Willie
Reilly, s. Foler, o, Aul, in spelling and
writing; George HoelsOhe, in mathemat-
les and callgraphy; Frank Gaus, John
Burg, John Lavey, Thos. A. 0'Breln, Will
lie Manly, Ed. Kress, Jos. Burg, Rich. Fisch-
er, Thos. Flynn, In mathematics andTead-
ing; Henry Hess, In composition and for
exemplary ppnctuality; Willie Nolte, Geo.
Fisher, in writing and for exemplary con-
duct; John LOTUS, In arithmetic and for
vood conduct. ]. Winiesdarffer, In German
and French; II. Truschel, John Wickham,
Ed. Truschel, Frank Matthew, In reading
and for good conduct; Charles Woeber,
Frank Kuglen, in mathematics and book
keeping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

ANOTHER BURdLARY.-Wednesday night
burglars entered the tobacco and cigar
store OF Plankey & Jungling, on Market
street, Just north OF the creek, and carried
of pretty good supply OF the wareske t
by the firm. The entrance was effected by
cutting out small pane OF glass in win.
dow in the rear Of the store, by means OF
reaching through which the burglars IN.
fastened the lower sash and pushed 1t up.
The goods stolen were about One thousand
tips, several hundred stogies aud guam
tity OF chewing and smoking tobacco. All
the fine cigars in the showcase were also
taken. A box OF ornamented pipes was
taken from the showcase and left on the
counter, as II forgotten in the precipitancy
with which the thieves left. Had they
been more perseyering they might have
made good haul, as the money drawer
contained quite asum. It Is secured with
a lock which rings bell il pulled by any
one unfamiliar with It's workings. The
drawer had been pulled to the point at
which the bell sounds, and left there, the
thieves probably being driven off by the
striking Of the alarm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

ZANE STREET CHURCH PIcSIc YEsrRR.
pAY.-Zane Street Sunday School left the
old Hemp6eld depot yesterday morning at
at 100 with five cars comfortably filled.
They did not expect TO make money out
OF Il. They simply desired the comfort
aud happiness Of the children. The
primary department was taken out free.
They arrived at Captain Harry Shirts
beautiful grove OF Washington about 8
o'clock. The Captain had the grove in
the best Of trim, and did not charge the
school anything for the use Of It. The
school children had been looking forward
to agrand time, as they had asked an over
ruling Providence TO give them such day
and time as they desired, and II was given
them. They spent the day in the various
innocent amusements TO be had on such
occasions. Was brass band was with
them and made the woods resound with
music. The Washington people gave
them q hearty welcome. The committee
bad arranged for the return at O'Clock,
10 that all could get home early. Taking
o pleasant time was had,
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT WASHINGTON
HALL.-Washington Hall was most at
tractive place last night, as was attested
by the crowds who fiocked to the straw
berry festival given by the Cathedral con-
gregation, The Hall was proiusely deco.
rated with flowers, Towering plants, all ar
ranged in perfect taste and In the most at
tractive manner. The supper that was
spread was one Of the best thatwe have
seen served ct any similar entertainment,
and the Ice cream and strawberries were
delicious, while Yieweg's Orchestra at in
tervals made the Hall resonnd with sweet
music. The fancy tables were an impor-
tant feature oithe festival, and drew large
numbers around them, most Of whom
were purchasers So successful has the
last two evenings been that, ct the earnest
solicitation Of many, 1t has been deter:
mined to hold over the festival through
this evening.
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river News.

The marks last evening indicated 20 feet
Q inches and falling. The highest point,
20 feet 10 inches, was reached yesterday at
noon, alter which the waters began to re-
cede.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Pheton and Diurnal had lively
race yesterday, q full account of which
,yill'be found in our local columns.
The Boas had trouble in passing this
city last evening. In swinging around at
the foot Of Twelfth street she struck the
steamer Science, carrying away her
guards and opening the knuckle seam.
The Science was leaking badly at last 40.
counts, hut the pumps We're going, and ef-
iorts will be made to put her on the docks
today.
The st. Lawrence is due to-day and will
leave for Cincinnati at 8 A. N. tomorrow.
She will depart promptly at the hour
named, and those Wishing to attend the
Democratic Convention cannot find a
more pleasant way OF getting there than
by taking passage on theS st. Lawrence.
Fred. Seamon furnishes the following
list Of towboats passing this port yester.
day:
Down: Harry Brown, Panther, Hawk,
]. B. Williams, Jos. Warne. Bengal Tiger,
Boaz, Eagle, Nellie speer, B. D. Wood,
Tom Dodsworth and ]. Fl. Stone.
Up: Us. Mcdonald.
[By Telegvaph.l
PITTSBURGH, June 17.-R;yer 10 feet 9
inchesi falling. Clear and pleasant.
VIcKspuRa, June l7.-weather clear.
Thermometer s0'. The river has fallen 2
inches. Up: Gold.dust. No boats down,
Arrived: Dean, Adonis.
LOUISVILLE, June 17.-River falling,
with s feet 10 inches in the canal, and 6
feet inches in chute. Business good,
Weather CLEAR and pleasant.
NEMRHls, June 1.-THE river has fallen
8 inches. Arrived: Cons. Millar, Cinein.
natl. Departed; Robert Mitchell, New
Orleans; Colorado, st. Louis. Weather
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-River rising.
Weather clear and warmer. Arrived;
ipstoni Golden City, New Orleans. De.
parted: Stockdale and Chancellor, Pitts,
burghi Granite State, St. Louis.
CAIRO, June l7.-Arrived: Chester
and John s. Rhodes, St. Louis. Departed:
John Dippold. New Orleans; Champion,
St Louis; Chester, Memphis; John L.
Rhodes, Pittsburgh. River 20 feet 6 inches
and falling. Weather clear; thermome'
ter Is.
EVANSVILLE, June 17.-Up: Arkansas
Bell and Sam Roberts with tow, Eddyville
and O. N. Davis. Down: Bowling Green
and Grey. Eagle. Weather clear and
warm. Northeast wind. Mercury s4o
River u feet scant, and rising fast Bust
ness fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

Twenty.six Of your pupils have COM
pleted the course prescribed by your rules.
They have very creditably stood the test
of thorough examination under the di-
rection Of the Superintendent. The class
represents the several schools as follows:
Washington, five: Miss Laura a. Frew,
Miss Belle NJ. Fox, Miss Mollie B, Kuhn,
Miss Kate MoCanp, Miss Ella N. Nichols.
CLAY, six: Miss Fannie B. Brady, Miss
Msude v. Carter, Miss Mary A. Hor-
nish, Miss Ellie 9. Heryey, Miss Virginia
NJ. Norton, Miss Virginia Simpson.
Union, four: Miss Anna B. Crowther,
Miss Laura L. Mcconnell, Miss Fannie O.
Plant. Mr.. Eugene Hanke.
Centre, twoI Miss Birdie 3. Hare, Miss
Corrie N. Reed.
Webster, five: Miss Fannie NJ. Lytton,
Miss Minnie B. Lancaster, Miss Eta NJ.
Roberts, Miss Virginia L. Workman, Mr..
Richie 1: Miss Belle ]. Deyins, Miss
Lille @. Jones, Miss Katie NJ. stsen, Mr..
Robt. Hazlett.
Two pupils Of Madison would have pre-
sented themselves for examination II sick
ness during the winter and spring had
not prevented them from attending the
The Commencement will be held in
Washington Hall on Friday afternoon
June 18th, 1880, beginning promptly at 2
o'clock. At the close OF the exercises the
diplomas which these pupils have merit
ed by their diligence and attainment, in
scholarship will be awarded.
The Board is earnestly invited to be
present. Respectfully submitted.
JONI O. HRRyRY supt.
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cERrlrlcArr o. INooRpoRArIoX.-secre.

CERr1RuArR OF IScoRPoRATIoS.-secre.
tary OF State Brady Issued certificate OF
incorporation to the Better Times Mining
and Milling Company yesterday, for the
purpose Of mining, milling and concen.
trating ores in the State Of Colorado con-
tanning gold, silver, lead, copper and other
minerals, aud for the purpose OF purchas,
ing, operating aud selling mines, ores Of
gold, silver, lead, ETC., in said State, and
10 buy, sell, own, etc, real estate and
personal property, and oil things requisite
or incidental to the mining business. One
hundred thousand dollars have been sub.
scribed for the purposes Of Incorporation,
Of which $4,000 have been paid in, and
they have the privilege Of increasing 70
4, 900 900 in all. The shares are $40
eaeh' and are held as follows; A. G.
Crosby, Boston, 5000; G. H, Towle, q, 99s;
Fred, Nourse, 5000; j. P. B. Crowther, l;
+, i. Tuttle. /; and the stock hereafter sold
d to be divided into shares Of like amount
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STEAMBOAT CoLLlsloN.-7ae Unfortunate
Little Science, Last evening about 5 O'Clock
as the tow boat Boaz was passing down
with feet OF coal barges, her tow became
in some way unmanageable, and swinging
about came in contact with the steamer
Science, which was lying up at the r., W.
& KY. freight depot. The two boats col
lided with some force, and the Science
had her guards swept completely
away, and the timbers Of her
hull so badly wrenched, or un-
jointed that she narrowly escaped sink.
ing. She was kept atloat by hard work,
but will be compelled to go on the docks
for repairs ct once. She has only recent.
ly come off the Island docks, after having
received through overhauling and re-
pairing, which was made necessary by q
iormeF collision, similar In some OF its fea.
lures TO this one. The damages will reach
$500 or $500.
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AdIourned IN ODDLY at9A.M.

GRuBB AGAIN TO THE FRoNT.-Those
members Of society and use.
full citizens, John 7. Grub and Elwood
W. shalcross, INDUCED in disgracetul
fight in Siebke's saloon last night. tap
pears that Grub was very much under
the influence Of liquor, aud struck Shall
cross In the face, which the latter resent
ed, and was getting away with his tormi.
dahle opponent, when Lieut.. McCully put
in an appearance, arrested Grubb and
started TO the lookup with him. On the
way the prisoner made an Intellectual at
tempt or two to procure bail, and only
succeeded at the last moment through the
kindness of Register man, who went his
security. The whole affair was disgusting
in the extreme, and will be fully yentila-
ted this morning in Police Court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-18

OBsRQuIRs OF MAJOR SAvAaE.-The fu-
neral Of the late Major Richard Savage
took place yesterday morning from his
late residence In EdgiDgton's lane, and
was one Of the largest aud most imposing
We haye seen in years. The entire ar
raneemsnts were IN the hands Of Oyrene
Commandery, OF which the Major was
Generalissimo, and this body OF Templars
had done everything In their power TO
give their late brother funeral betting
his exalted position in the fraternity, and
at the same time be slight testimonial Of
their regard for him.
The Knights Templar left this city by
special cans on the him Grove road about
10 O'Clock, accompanied by the Shakes.
peare Club, Mayors band, and many citi-
zens. At the house the Rev. r. r. Swope,
rector OF st. Mathews P. E. Church, read
the solemn and beautiful services Of this
church for the dead, and Eminent Com
mander n. A. Chandler, and Prelate r.
]. smyth read the burial service Of the
Knights Templsr.
The body was then taken in charge
by the following Sir knights; Major j. Y.
L. Rodgers, Hon. Benz. Fisher, s. Laugh.
lin, @. Il. Henry, J. W. Grubb, Jacob
Berger, VIM. Hall and L. E. Hanson, who,
with the knights Templar and Shakes.
peare Club, headed by Mayors band,
formed an escort TO Greenwood Cemetery,
where the ihterment took place. Here
the Templars again oficisted, and the
grave was filled and rounded up, when the
Knights took their botaonnisrs and cast
than n NON the grave of their late brother,
forming beautiful cross. Alter the inter-
ment the knights and the Shakespeare
Club returned to the city by the Elm
Grove road, and the former, paradiDg to
their asylum, disbanded.
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FuSIN CouRr LAST NIGHr.-one OF the
liyeliest law suits ever tried hereabouts
was that Of the State "a. "oyster Mol, p or
"Blue Goose;" more properly Mollie Bul.
lard, who was arrested on complaint OF
Miss Robinson, who charged her with
keeping house Of resort for immoral pur.
poses. Abouta dozen abandoned women,
ofall grades OF depravity, were present as
witnesses, and the testimony was strange
ly contradictory. Several girls swore from
personal knowledge that the woman was
guilty as charged. Others had heard il as
q matter Of common fame, while still 9th.
ers never heard Of such thing, and did
not believe 1t. The manner in which the
counsel for the accused conducted the case
on their part provoked considerable mer.
rlment among the spectators, who also
found some entertainment in the brazen
exhibitions OF some OF the women. The
defendant was finally bound over to the
Grand Jury. This Is the fourth or fifth in
q series OF prosecutions arising out Of a
ieud between the prosecutrix and the
prisoner, and seemingly the ends not yet.
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Twenty.arst Drawing.

On Wednesday, June SOth, the 2lst
drawing will occur. Quietly and regularly
every month this company distributes It's
prizes. Now is the time to invest for the
2lst drawing. Tickets only s., and may
draw prize ranging from $50, 900 down to
$40, amounting to Sll2,400. Remit to R.
NJ. BoARDMAN, Courier Journal Build.
ing, Louisville, KY, or same at Nos. S07
and 800 Broadway, N. Y.
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P1LEs.-No CuRE, No PAY.-over 49,.
900 operations and not single failure TO
cure. Sure, safe and painless. No cutting
or tying. No detention from labor.
Charges moderate. Fissure, Fistula and
Rectal Ulcers treated successfully. Will
visit Wheeling, New Mcclure House,
every month, as follows: June 10, July II,
August IA, September II, October 0, No.
vember Q, December 4, 1850.
T4F Tnos. ]. KlsNER, N. D.
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GER4AS DEPARTMENT.
~. T.. no..,-w aab;notn


The 10Th section Of the law requires the
Board Of Education, annually, during the
month Of July, to cause to be taken an
enumeration Of all the youth of the dis
trict, between the ages Of six and twenty
To obtain the information called for in
this section the Board has heretofore d.
yided the city into two enumeration dis
tricts, constituting that part Of the. city
north Of the creek, including the Island,
the first district, and for each district one
man was appointed to take the enumera;
ton and census. !,
Therefore recommended to your consider
alton,
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REVOLUTIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-. - = SEAAEoEEaAhb
Upon the Death orHaJor Richard savage.
In the death Of our esteemed member,
Mr.. Richard Savage, the Wheeling Shakes.
peare Club has met with great and ire.
parable loss-s loss that fills the hearts Of
all its members with the deepest sorrow.
he was one OF the early members Of the
Club, and always manifested great interest
and enthusiasm in all the affairs Of the
society Of which he was leading spirit.
His kind and genial heart, his earnest and
considerable efforts, his fine literary taste
and judgment, made him loved and
valued member, and now cause his loss to
be most keenly felt. 1t is therefore re-
solved;
First-That the members Of the Wheel.
ing Shakespeare Club express to the
family and relatives OF their deceased
friend their heartfelt sympathy In grief
and loss Of which they feel themsely, in
no small degree, partakers.
second-That they attend his funeral as
a society.
Third-Thata copy Of this expression
Of the Club be published in the two daily
papers OF this city,