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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LQEAL EjrEEITI.%.%.

Est tui"ey5 a73 ret.i i,e !:orl the s..-ss in
HJlhsS:iie 81 Swan cats 8 pouai. Lear
uikcE1 are selling :. Il 8 c:y ;. !l.l2l c.: ger
pcun-s.
Leu icu7 CONT, wAiah ga2a7..!2 52s:scTtie
pslr1 70: tccrytt n. should certainly ba hwsrd-
ed tie premium Cox :g.bc;a :aia Cnlii:1!a, as We
cal a.tcs..
'EaMls'," sili b. .t:oIta! 10 nigh: e. Ar
mory Isl! in fco itrlo " Mr. Frederick
Psulding, assisted b? Miss ages Eer2dol and
y we'll telCcled company.
Tho r:sideHce O. IL. Wm. II FreuGenthsl.
formerly oflti; city. but Iou Of Washington,
vas entered cary cne morning last week. by
thieves, tu. tee wcrs scared CT before securing
a'.y r.u2t,r
George Sterling CAT ytuag;:t e The Gal!
B:Ctae's ioseler5, # Washington, oied yestor-
dsy etc: III Illness @! nbou. two months. Tho
deceased wSs born in this Ci:y sid the family is
still we'll remcm 5eraa he7c.
Mr. ,!C:ogh Csvond, who has been iahiag a..
Fowlkn's ACnt:Cg, LIS cut out for the Winter
atG will 70. commoEce operations Rosin until
FDrinE. &r. Oh 1r1, wlo f:5es the Tumps snd
Windmill shores, will fIrirn hero about tho
middle Of Jsnusry sDd commerce preparations
foT the slfcg fishery.
q youthful member of tee Cora Exchsnf Q
having been presented by his wife TiiE very
h1EGsCm3 Christmas gift il tho shape CT :
''bourc:u& baby upon his eI:rauco On change
this morning. was placed in chair ard
cani3i tf!u!n2tGrt,y you5d tAa room amidtl
tha "wiltcst tGltuia. q" ul the pa. Of the
Members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27
NETS OF TIE D4 !.

Rev. JOHN McClo:kty. president Of Mcua;
81. Msry's College. tiea ca Christmas evo.
Father Esa1 yesterday preached TO The c1r-
v:c:5 10 tie BAhiuloro pcbltsntisrg.
l.: said that The prasnhack Cargn sNeo arc
rrsp,.icc to uaake vigorous fight sgalast the
rcw :uaCiD9 bill.
The body Ct tr,mJ rs iouad }es!eiday
frtz,n stiff in Tie basement I! ttue ca lin
e7cou2, n. \.
NJ, Eugene HaIc's father has jas! died. at
his home 10 Maine. from the tff;cis OF an II Ng
Ttc:ved in draSiug logs.
An audieao, cf4 900 listened to the trat0lio.
tiapdri'5 Msssihh. rendered in Cieclanail
Cb,i.taas night by the festival chorus II 6OO
va!c:s.
John G'sy, the b:olhtr c. HezTy C6y, Is
living il II ,b:ucky, sod is 8 il: srcnS and
ac:ivc mar. Henry CIry's es!a!c at AsbIStd Is
rapii!y Ccisg to dec'y.
Hoe. S. 8. OK is gradually coHyaissc;ue, ba:
is yet very feeble aud is pot 6Ilewod to reoeivs
visitors. He may be sbla 10 taxa his seas 10
Cor g:ess this Wiater.
There is new rino ioches Of s1oE ca the
crcuod 10 3 .I;imorc, lie erd che Eaif itcaes
Saving fallen yesterday. Ihe stress were
nearly deserted yesterday, pedcs:rl'ol5n, being
yer7 Gificll!, ard tbs cAuic5ss, Gs ru|e. hsc
srsli considerations.
Dr.. Vim. l.. Royal, formerly o. kcluo7d,
Va, bu. DOW ct the Nav York bar. hae written
q 1eply to judge Tcrrgeb's bosk Guided "A
Fools E!-and," wticl ho oiarsct2riz's as o
wiiifal deliberate aod malicious libel ufou
S3u:hecn pcoll'.
The G:s. case CT iwJ female lsWyirs piled
arsiost each eth.r ia c,urt will CONC iron, San
Fra5csco. where Mrs. CIsra Folz hss beer en-
esged for The prosecution and Mrs. Liurs DE-
fotcs G5rjcn for the defence In the o'so OF
George A. Wheeler. no is charged With stracg
ling his sister 10 law. snd picalcg Ger bed7 10
a t,unk. The ;w) women 10 the recaLt ctm-
psisu were rivals o. The poiiiosl stump.
A fsh ,rase,viog c,mnsoy has tc2n orgst-
lied 10 Pbls delphia, with capital OF S2CO 90
whosc ol .cA ia to treez, and keep Ia state CT
rressr7a,on shad aoa othtr stl. water tlsh 10
lhs U. s. AID market them ct ti11s when srco
fish ore not 10 ssasoa. Tho c!npary expec:s
TO pvc cure eoouga shad during tic s.assD from
the Dslawals apd Pottm:c rivers 10 cGatls 1t
70 csrr7 co tie tcsioes, Successfully.
Two 7fgcants, PANIED Barney Duffy AID j DC.
Mshorey. 1T Pstcrsop, n. j., Saturday. lay
dowu on tn. ciaders osrted from tie Paslsic
rc!iioe mil on v.clnt lots. Daf7 was over
cnns by The gas from the smldering heap AID
Mahopey made him tfao il 60 CID lla cap,
and then procuring sil carried BIN TO 81. DO
seph' Hospital. cesr b.. Mshoue7 ihtn went
b. OK lcd lay d,w i on tho citd:ra la T's
ftuld yesterday m;rtirg deed snd turned Ia a
c-isp, lis toea bavicG been burned !no!ctely
IF. lio had been ssphyziatcd.
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TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Snow St0r:ss

PETERSBURG. Va, De. IA very ie,v;
Snow storm exceeding as far Sou,h Is Weldon
ard az far Wtst ss L7ncbturg. nreTaIcd ca
Saturday sn1 Yes!eid,g. Tha fl d 8 Ehloh
were very larga coVtred tie grouod TO tie
depth of several iaches. Tee Sow fell brisk 3
here yesterday.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Dc. 27.-O!c CT tic
se7trast snow storms that has visited this coast
for years srt 10 on Fidsy at ! | a. T.. AID Goa
tined for - hours with scarcely aty c:ssatioo:
The roads ell about tho couotrv a.o ElcckatSd
aud impossible. The SLOW fell to The depth OF
20 inches and dIfsed as high IS 10 feet. The
bluff is bsd'y cut away carry az with it simmer
houses ard o;s Iy bvlkteajs. Kolt'S uottl eld
the Surf Hous, had their porticos tloEo awsy
by the velocity Of tie wind, p hich also dsuo!ish'
cd 40 feet of tie Ioof Of the lier pasil;oo.
TIE damage to the co: ago. at Molmou b
Beach Sum ntr CsloDy zcaods $40 COO. There
is o wash cut 90 tho New jersey S 1u!h Rail
road at the Hishlsnds, tu. it is believed TIA:
travel is only temporarily impsd2G.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

C:p!. Cnas H. B.tckford hiss said biz iaru
ia Aa,hstss ncueiy, sevcn NILS from L!tch.
tufg, to aa English gentleman for s. .0OO.
Miss Marpa,et d. R,udolpb. daughter oftho
late NJ. * I. j. Ksrdolp6. ct Edge Till, Abe
ns!e county. ci>d LIST week. Her b:a!l;;r
died o few days previous.
The nplo'iop G! The Il chmGni and Allf-
ghany Railroad. b.t~een BacSanao acd Will
lisusvu. vii! TO eeIetrAeh by sha people OF
those lwo rlec a9d thGsa lViag soos the lloe
By big j3i,a;iju sui tx,Gr in.
Near Fat,rtss Mnor"e, SaIuid!r. Corporei
Merton. Of hatt:sy K, 3 artillery, with jacob
kleio, a eiliz.o. AID = ooEpGral OF battery G,
5:h lr;ic,y. stir Led to cross aiill creek 10 8
small beat wh:ol was cipsiz;d. Norton was
drownrd. III" other nv, H:rs r'scued By Mr.
D:uc,.l. TO! Klein afterwards dad from the
etf.ora If tho sXo1sure.
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a fairs In Ireland.

LONDON, Dec. GA dispatch ftcu. Dlt!in
10 tie Times say' L: is g!rera!y said that so
dull and sad Christmas hss Fever beeu ex-
periencad hero. SalEen depression mllks lhs
spiri. Of the people, AID trsdcis, who have icr
some time been fleeing very scuteIy the cites
of the disturbed state Of the cou1tIy, are besia
ing to exhibit signs of graz embarrassment.
But the agitation. which is p.ro'yz nS trade,
putting capital 10 fight aod poisou,og CONNER
cial life. still tyteEts is deadly III lcncr, Hhlo
the sufferers lock on iis progress in helpless dis.
msy The Efforts OF tie land league ore nov
chiefly directed toaards tho ntr:h Of Itclsa1,
whero it is persistentIy ryic9 to overc3mo the
repuguanco to lis prtc.iceF. There can DC t'ls
doubt that it hes suooseiei considerably, when
mostly all the districts are hcntyoom5cd wiki is
organizations aThe tx,rtons of the agitstors are
also die,ted towards County Dabli1 aud the
b,rdcrs Of Dublin ITSELF. M.lsti!e, gear DAB
lilo, was the tcene CT ssoopG demonstration ca
Sunday bat there 4as o, reason 70 bosa: o: il
euo3ess.
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'5S,c NesfG, Of ,5pG prSOa,

The Ioo. Alexander II. Fl. Stuart, has wit
ten 90 Interesting letter eiyirg an acc5uat of Tie
CELEBRATION ia S;su ten Of tha fltieth arniver.
sally Ct TIC d,aFa,a!ioo CT independence. He
says:
"Anorg tho grc5t5 1ho assembled ct The
celebration held Ct tho Eagle Tavern on the 4ih
of July, 1926. were most Of the prominent men
of the toRp and county. we'll remember that
Darici 8beffay. Chapman johnson, Bisooe q.
B:.dwip, Thomas J. Micbia, William KinDie
ard Other ciEz rs Ct tie town Etra among the
nu.nbtr, and, ttiok. General Robert Porter
fied, James Bell, Charles A. Stuart aad Others
Of the same class from the country were present.
The OCCASION wss marked By hilarity. The
sp:cches wcro Erief, spirited ard app.op!iato
Anecdotes vero told. There were brilliant
fsstos Ct VT atd faec7, tn1 oil vera 10 good
hgmot aod seemed to erjoy themselves. 10
t.is wy tie day YES p;scd ur,il nearly SUM-
dcTr, aud The clmpaoy wsfe preparing 10 eepa
ratio with mutual fluctuations on the pleasure
thsy had etioyed snd the expression Of hope
tbst they rDisht meet 70 Commemorate many re-.
turas OF the suspicious Gay. Az this stage OF the
prlceed ding slime oao CINE into the porch and 10
q IoW tcae communicated to Mr.. Chapman ohn
sou something which seemed 10 make deep
impression Oh lin. ], VAC vas then youth
preparing myself TO eGter the University. sat,
with icH Other y0urg companions near the
foct CT tho table, and. beiug on tho opposite
sGe FROM Mr.. JoarsoD. hsd foil view Of his
face, and, although did not know tho nsture
OF tho Communication, c,uld not foil TO observe
the grave expression OF bis couotenatc.
"Ehs mystery was sooa s5iyed. Mr.. John.
son rose, aud 10 6tliug terns announced to the
cl!anaIy tha. nsws has las. rescued him OF the
death, bear toon on that day, Ct Thomas Jcffer
s,u. A!teE f5H remarks Oh TIA life, charsc.
ecer aad public selv;c:s Ct MIR. Jefferson, Mr.
Johcsru requested ell present 10 I'LL their
glass:a, as be desired to tfcr sentiment.
This Vas 6cn2. lls thea desired that the
cnmp.py would rise epd remain standing.
W bile wo thus stood, deeply impressed With
the stl,uutg Of the event which had been thus
uncxntc:cdly aurcucccd Mr.. johnson offered
tho foilowing s.riimert: The m;morY CT
Ttom5s Jefferson, author CT the Declaration Of
utvar wiluc:s aaoihcr celebration OF the Gay
which lis pea has SO much illustrated. Lis i'm
mor 81 spi:i, viii be lr,s.nt and i1spro the
last aathem which ha.ltwj is neDotV." The
ssrtjm:lt Has purely ImproDpLu. lie DIG not
take time to commit il TO paper. lie gave II
TO us 90 il CINE gushing up. Ike living waters
from tho fsuasain Ct bis grost heart, aud it
fcuod r:spacao in tho tesrt CT every one Who
Was pris:nt. AZ for mys:l II, every word that
he uttered btcamo. s it were, eagrossed 90 the
tablets OF II! meGcIy, and, after tho lapse OF
% ore than f!ty-inur yesrS, feel that su able
70 repeat Nj. Johrson's toast 60. only With
nj s:snlial, but with literal ACCURACY"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27
Eastern Affairs

LONDON, December. ga GIs2s!o:l rom
Consta oinop!e to be Times ssys 1t is ru1lorcd
that DsTi:ch P1sha, governor CT A;osms, ;,sa
been a;sas,nstc, which sc; m 10 cocGrm the
,umols that rleeIias of The a bansu L,a2ua
had coId.mued hin TO dea;h. As rona Ct lbe
foreign ambassadors here have rtoNi7ed any
oeTs o. the sui O., it is highly probable that
tho 1unora srs unounded. b:t The fact hat
they vera cllrsnt among Abs mans Ic Cecs;an
tinorlu. scne OF whom ara in oi.cot commuoi
cation with tho L'sRuss proves that The rca.
tioDs betwrcn the L?aeu;s add P9rla are f.r
trom c,rLil, and eivas new imaorts1c9 TO the
recebt priest b7 D.r1isoh PI$hs OF The
Prince Of the Mirdites. Ther, Is great deal
of sncu:dering disooneas snonS ITO perth
AIbamsn Chiefs which might eaily r-atcc1
open sedi i'm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, deer. q. 1890
Ooe Ct the principal csids which has been

Ooe Ct the prirciral csids which has been
played BY the Mahoro read stels ls &C
assun:d cham piocsGio Of the public schools.
championship rs ihoriu,bly qlixotic IS the
doo'5 attack upon tho visdmill. silce no party
10 The Safe cppos, ;hsn. The public s,hoo's
arc so strongly eu!rerohc1 ip the feelings aud
judgment Il The people that GO dilecs attack
ON bsrm then; il i, cr'Y ~ Induction that
they Can BE- iijared, aud that itdirecs u.der.
minicg is beiDg rasosed to by tie MahoDi!cs.
They may tax as !ou!g ss they please 10 favor
of free public educatlc1. but actions speak
louder than wcrea and If they cut eff The means
Of pay iuc teachers, they, dcs!rey The schools.
T6e General Assembly which passed the Mo.
Calicol fuodicg BILL Grdirg hat the operation
Of the c:upoo system was diTersicg the school
food to- tho +: neO: Of interest en- the public
dsbt, passed tho "H:akei bill, which virtually
a1hor;z tie rsttuio3 Of meg. ct The State
sohocl fund ia ii, cjuo'ies aad citits from
which i; is objected, aud undsr the io.eIpreta
,ioo given il by Au itor Taylor. tie ruuber OF
schools and pupils las. year ex,acdtd these oil
sey previous lime. l. socas however, that Au.
litor Massey has new Interpretation aud er.
-qufes Of tho County Tiassu.crs whether they
have actually paid IhJ money to schools, refas.
log t, let them relaia sly !aey Fave not, except
when i: eris biz good pleasure, IS appears from
his letter 70 tho Coca:y Trustees of FairfsS
pub ished ia the G5z tie Ct Thursday. l. the
Treasures ply ever a!l the fauds they haVe
co!leou in Dsc.m5;y. tho probability is hat
tk:2 vii! get bu! li;:, E3ora aatii towards juno
and If lhsy c1hc; little. tGere will tie little or
nothing to be paid tcaosc:s. who must, there
fire. Wal: uatil Juac, OF thefeabou!s Such is
the love fer public schools Of the parry which is
trying to abolish the cny feature in the Ccl-
itu i'm which r?n2ers The c,pi:a,ion tax
C,lleo'atl, from p:rs2aa Hho own 60 land. and
thus to deprive the tc5ooi fuId o.. eshsps. enc
fourth OF its resources.
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The sireek Question.

LONDON. Dco. 27-A dispatch irota Athens
to the liz CT saws: The g9veItm=n', ws;h1ut
absolutely refasipg European arttGi!ja OF tie
Creek question, s,en1 dtsir2uJ OF kooHio+
Whether ECr:pJ d. srfs to rtccto f5Jaa is
former decision and Ehatber it viii ohsr:,c
isslI with the execution Ct lis ultercr dsc;Si3is,
The pcstida Of thu govrrGmeut is Vsrg dficpl:
az public opinion sgsir=. arbitration is very
s:roug. rEe kios' ) language On TIC s,heme is
eer2 decidedly negative. tva1 more 81 ikan that
OF the Mili4ters 80 That is oo:p:acto s::ms
Impossible.
A dispatch from B:lla to tho Times .sys
Turkey is RS. lVtd to have nG'hirg t. 10 WIKI
The arbitration scheme.
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Sgcs multiply TIA, G:csce is determined to
have the ttr.is.rJ ~ uhoh tho B?r'In Iresy
reoogo;z Der ,ieht. w,lh tbs idea it tie
Gtbt oec, bccu4 tac sic1stctis7 Ct the
B.rlio Irsay vii b. hounl to sec
them through. BIZ. ii tais peIe certsio.
Tu ky would kardie nlsin:aia It's PIE
SEQ. attitude Of defstc,. England ard Russia
sre strorg fi:ais Of Graeos, hu5 fratc' Is
lpkewarm, ehl. Is sjkei7 that usltLer Ger
many ror Austria would ba st9geher pleased
to see such an txen.ioo Of British ilfl leuc,
On tito Mediterranean IS wtutd follow the COZ
solidstion, at tie iostoacc Of G:ea: BiiIar, CT
ihs Greek Provinces.
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Murderer LyuCsiei.

ALLRNTowE. Pa. DEC 2-.-J.cab GsSo! e!
Liz wife. Anna. III aged cGurl5 resitlrg tgur
miles from bethlehem, r. were .OGu1 dc..1 IN
their bed this morning. Their heads ware roar-
~ severed from their bodies aad Is bloody &C
was found in tho apartment The w.is ~ri,
srlsshed with blood and altogether tha room
presented a shocking sigh. Joserh shy der,
who boarded with tho Gacers Wa, believed -
be the murderer. He was caught by al irfuri.
sted mob soon after the Gi:covcrY IF rao crime
ard was hau9ei TO tie nearest tree. Gogoi IVES
day lsborer about d. year, of sge tnd lesves
three children. The motive for ths double IN
der was punde.
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HALTIH0xE, BIC - --V.:s,'.a L. Oh -, g..
tc:orred -; do cnn!"?,i@:r. ~ "a - -ciia' .
ras; due coupons 90; !'~ ~ rs ~ hl1 , .
G*v; n.E0i cJugoo -. Cot n Gul: m!!'.. -
liz Flour lower trd dali; N5w.;L s'-o..a 4.
Me;tern suuec 5G.Si; d. cx.r" 4 - :, j.
family 5 81 SIS; Ci!y Mr!s +uoer 50,si; d',,@
t7sA 25z;s5: DO f.niiy CSC -; Go fi1 o:'at, ,
Sc Y; P&:epa;o !..tnilY 5 - Thc't SPIN.
ern quiet sni steady; Wes.vra h!sh"-, c:n!:s
easter sri q.i3!; S,uh=ra rel llH,il5i IL ""s
bar llG,l2J: no Wes'e'n Winter 70 ! s,'.H ,
Dec ll2!sll3: Ja1 ll:t.li I! ! F4r II ti.is
Mar llSi,lles CUrn-HoG:4y1r Gli3. a } 'n~
or; Ws.tern quia. .n! a.a2ty; S,u:nsrn ,wh..'
As 49, do yeilcw ij.iS; Wcs'"iE :a,=el -
md lac ~ 521 f. o,:; ;3r5'. Tor NV; j.. I
90! 1914; Fec 53s: 55 Gs.J cgure'y n"Tin~t =
Eosents Ds ro2tlpls. Re qai-. =! iIo; = e..
steady; primo TO ca0ica Pea. and aia7y!sn:.u
ASH tCiise etrJng; Rio cstGp"s "r''aa'y
fslr ll,l5 Sug>r verv G'"!; = sNt!f 'fr'
key QUE: 2: IS : -
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Dc. 27.-rto Posts I:a3cial
article says: At the stock exchange tho pro.
vsiiipg disposition on the part Of the sDtcaia
tors 10 conlrol is to adVsuos ell dividend ply
log stocks TO prics which will yio!d The tU7sr
about per cent. tho Oscillation being that the
prelent holders Ct u. s. bonds which gro 10
mature Dexs year. will tax, these stocks on 5
per can't. irc,me rather than tcc,ps ; OF 81
per cent. ooome from the ueI bonds which
lhs Government will issue. The oppniop
prices at the stock txohacgs were IL
atovo the closing of last Ffitay; thsro was
sn advance of 4,l4 led by Csntral Pecif,,
.hen Dr. cline Of 5llt per cant, the latter on
Ution Telsprsnh. There has 81! C ! been en-
other rise of IL, and lhs i. 10 progress os We
write. The strongest stocks have :dyllc d 10
the following G,nres Rtcs Island 10 l401,
Burliogton and @ lincg to 1881! Chio'oo aud
Alton to l59 Lake Shore to 1851, N. Y Cnu
trail to $50. Union Pac 6c to llC5 Central Pa
ciio to ga and s.. Paul and OMAHA, prttarted,
to got. The o!hsr ably sroog s.oeks have
s,Id as high as the following figures: Erie,
50sa90s; Wabash, 45s .S7E; s.. Psnl and Ons
ha. 494; Chesapeake aud Onio, 25 2f4 end
364 respectively; Han. & ST.. 10. 5C5ilO5. AID
Northwest. 1861, II exception 10 tao general
is, Western Union Tel. bs4 been weak hsviuc
fallen 10 set from 81 early 10 The day Railroad
bords srs s,roDg at an adSatcs Of f,l4 per cent.
TIE dividends wtioh will b. paid By corpora
lions GU. of the profits CT tic last haf yenr will
prob.b y ezostd 10 amount auytbiog ca record,
all @ asses of busiress hsviog been very pref
table. The preparation for these payments vii
of course have tendency 10 make tie Ian
market active this week. The luiog rate FIR
Call loanssto day is per cent, time money Gao
be had at TO 4 per cent; prime me! cIulie p,
pers 81 ct per cent.
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J? EEOthers!! Mothers y
MOtEers 7

res. BY Dick child sutferi1g and crying with the
excrucisting pain of cutting teeth 2 II 80. go a.
once end get bottle OF MIS-. WINSLO WIS
SOOTHING SYEUP. 1t will relieve the poor
li:tlo sufferer i'm nediately-depend upon it;
tuere is no mistake about it. There is not
mother On earth who hes ever used it who will
not tell you OF cpco thst it will regulate the
DO ses, and give resi- to tho mother, and relief
and heslth TO the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe TO in all cases. and pleas
snt 10 the taste, snd is the prescription OF one OF
in the United Ststes, Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un-
less tho fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty five cents bottle. Beware Of
limitations
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II CO! .o@n rtsidss iaig wio iaS s.f.Iaa
f,r G!a y:ara Sih a7o!cn feet, writes Mr.. j.
Kapfcr, Mohawk Hi, N. Y. She w's ucab'o
TO walk Gri had to use crutchca. Urged By
some triea;s 10 irg 81. Jacobs Oil. she did so.
sud iEiorGl:i rs Lha! her fec: wero batter Dow
than they hsd neen t1r maoy yaalg ard that
!ho coul3 "eo nto1:" her work IS she dd
:GCniy wars egN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27
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On tho .Gh iIs.sr., CT water IN iha b:sio.
WALEEE WESLEY, son Ct Jarcs L. AID
S3rsh T. Pe.ti!, aged q months.
Weep not psren!a ard lo7ed or 81. doAr;
Fo. TIA little Lamb Tbs. auderol haze.
and hes called u desr i!.ia "ater home.
F.!oLd= md scqusinta2ccs OF tia family are
requested 70 attend lac f2atral CT Tues !sy n:ler
Loon 81 8 n'cIGci; from The resteIcl CT his
Parents on S.. A: soh street near @ leer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27

VESNons PREDICTIONS FOR JANUARY.-Mr.
VeDnor, the Canadian weather prophet, having
CINE very Eesr the e1sct condition Of tie
weather for December in his predictions, his
forecast Of what may bs expected in January
becomes of interest. Mr.. Vennor says: Il sn.
ticipsts that New Years callers wilt have heavy
eisbing this year from Montreal TO Washing
ton, snd that a cold ensp during the first part of
this month will preserve it for that period. I
expect blccksies of snow in the United States
abb ut the 7th aud S.h OF January, and rsiny
days during the month with 30 exceedingly
fsw. The second qusres will oren with heavy
fslls and terminate in cold snap. The middle
Of the month will bring snow fsl'e, which will
the third quarter The thaw which will be in.
terrupted py brief cold spell. will cx:end from
Abone the 18th Of the month iuto February. The
record Of this month will show it 10 have been a
severe one and the general conditions Of the
westher will remind us of some Of what are
called real old fashioned winters."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27

Attention is csled to the advertisement of loo
Agrc lltura and Mechanical College. When
Col. Shipp declined the Presidency les. August,
The duties Ct the. position wero cevolved upo1
Pros John Hart, and SO far SIS we are informed,
his management has given entire satisfaction.
Considering the merits OF this school; its cheap
ness and the opportunity i! affords many young
men-iu part. a. leRsL-to work out their own
education, we can warmly ccmmead it Gene:-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27

There will be soma lively reauiug wbcn LNrd
Houeht,n publishes that review OF 'Eods@
mio1" which &c is uldsrsicod 20 Eavo' Ia COZ.
templaioo. His lcldsbp. who is perhaps be-
ter kDown to Ama:icaas as Richard Molckton
Mines, is olrios u52d 10 Boacan6c'd's novel
uuder the pseodoDVG: Of "Bc'ha Irema'n,
sud they say be wants bis revecga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-27

GENTLEMAN JoE."-Eusiuo F=i!f.x vii
Hansen tiles "Gao,Ieneu joe, " tho prosecutor
of Rev. Dr.. d.. cisd 10 Sios SiuG nrison les.
Wednesday. A oi'paica 10 the New York
Herald from Pitshurz. rays:
"Tbe rew5 Of the death ct Elgoae FairfaX
Williamson, which was received here to-day,
cgused general feeling of pity among those
Who hod kuoEn he map hcre before bis aciion
10 connection with Dr.. Dix brought him into
upenyiab!e promioerce. Very liuls csn be
learned b II Wiilianson'a real history. lie
was born 10 Baltimore 10 1871. and was grad
usted ftolu WiiiaD mi Msry's College. He
went iGto tie tock tuilpess 10 Baltimore, aud
cid q gcoi pasisess, although be was very
young. Ho vas 10 accomplished lioguist, and
this I'D TO Ii, Icing made secretary TO Mason
and Slidsll. Iba confederate commissioners to
Eoplaud aud European Powers, and he wss
taken prisorer AID coh6ned ty the federal
authorizes 10 B,Itim,r sftfrwsrc. His career
here was purely social and literary one. For
long ima although he was prcmueut 10
q a'y lcadicg steal events. no one koew that
he hsd aty relatives here. Bis mother, sister
and brother ali live here, his si,ter being mar.
,i.d to I. f. Bailey, OF Allegheny. They all
are in deep sorrow ever the death of Eugene,
sod iusist that be Was not responsible for bis
ac,ious.'