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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
FOREIGN.
SPORTING EVEN 70.

LAyeock Defeats Hosmsr in Ysstefday's
sculling Match on the Thames howen
Steadily Increasing His Lead 10 sas Son'
test for the Ashley Belt
LONDON, November 2.-In the sculling
match between Laycock, OF Austfaiia'
and Hosmer, OF Boston, for GOO side,
over the Thames championship courre,
the Bostonian was defeated. Laycock
rowed easily aud won by three lengths.
Weather splendid and river perfectly
still.
LONDON, November 2.-In the six days
walking contest, the scores at ~ CLOCK
this morning stood: Rovell lS6. L't.ie'
wood l52, Dobler l75, Howard 80, reg
ram IS Though Rowell is still steadliy
increasing his lead from Dobler, they
are both going strongly, as are also
How ard and I.ittlewooi. Rowell rested
. hours and - minutes during the night
and Dobler > hours and Is minutes !;
Litt,ewood 3 hours and 81 minutes and
Howard hours and 81 minutes. They
all suffered greatly in the early morning
from the intense cold. Pegram is laid
ND with rheumatism in his muscles and
thighs, though he did five miles during
the night. His chance is virtually gone.
He will. if possible, come ont on the
track occasionally during the week.
The score at 5 o'clock stooj-Rowell,
20; Lttlewood, l12; Dob!er, Ol; How
ard, l6O.
Pegram is very isverish and will not
likely be seen on the track again.
Rowell completed his a0oth mile at
l:43P.M NJ. He was then miles ahead
of Dobler and So miles ahead OF Little
wood.
Arrangements for the International Re-
gstta.
Loynoy, November THE first meet.
ing of the committee OF management
for the International regatta was held
Yesterday. Lord Londesborough, presl'
dent, was absent. and Lord Gordon
Lennox presided. ltwas unanimously
resolved that the regatta he held on the
Thames. 1t was also resolved to send
circular to each competitor requesting
him to signify his willingness to comply
with anv regulations the committee
might make. 1t was deemed necessary
TO have each oarsman's signature, rs
several OF the entries were made by teie.
graph, and some American scullers had
merely orally communicated to the pres.
ident OF the American company their
intention of competing for the prize.
Gibson. OF the London Rowing Club.
and Mr.. Ireland, umpire OF the Uni.
versity boa, race, have been appointed
ump;res.
The match made Yesterday betWeen
I.ayc,ck and Riley is Tor goo side,
anu comes oil Saturday next over the
Thames championship course.
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FLORIDA.
The State Has u Undoubtedly Gone Demo-
cratic.

The State Has u Undoubtedly Gone Demo-
cratic.
PENSACOLA, November Santa, Rose
county, is estimated at 400 ajority for
Hancock: Democratic gain OF so over
1876. Gambia county is claimed for
Hancock by 800; Democratic gain, 500
LAKE CRY, FLA, November g.
The indications are in favor OF the cleo
ton OF Bloxham. Democrat, for Gov.
ernor, and Davidson. Democrat, FOR
Congress, in the First district. The Sec
ond district is close. The returns are
coming in slowly.
A Clean Sweep.
JACKSONVILLE, November 1.-The in
dications now are that the Democrats
will make a clean sweep OF the State.
Until fuller returns are had from the
strong negro counties, nothing positive
can be affirmed.
JACKSONVILLE, November 1.-The in.
dica,ions grow stronger that the Demo-
Gratis have carried everything. The re-
turns from this city and county are not
vet in, but the Republicans have prob.
ably made slight gains.
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The El,ction Oyeri

And il has been decided bv all parties
that John Roemer has the largest stock
and the cheapest Dry Goo Il, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Wall Paper and Window
Shades in the city. Call soon at No.
2Ol9 and 202l Main street. Centre
Wheeling. JoBN koENkR.
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IOWA.
A Pretty Long Ticket for the Hawkeyes
TO Vote.

A Pretty Long Ticket for the Hawkeyes
TO Vote.
DEs MoISEs, November 1.-The ELF
ton is progressing in Iowa, so far g
heard IRON quietly, with vely large vote
being pDlled The weather is fine. The
ticket voted is the largest ever known in
Iowa, being about eighteen inches long.
An unusual numbered amendments and
local questions are being voted on all
over the Stat. This will further delay
the counting. The Republicans are
claiming the election OF kassan for Con-
gress by 800 at the lowest.
In Iowa the vet. will be compared
with that for Governor in 1879.
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Dentistry

IS 90 only for full upper or under
set OF teeth. Warranted to be made OF
the best material and to give perfect
satisfaction, at DR.. Badgley's Dental OF.
fee, 1906 Market street. Preservation OF
the natural teeth q speciality.
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"Plessant and Efec:u,l."
PURsLEY. w. Va, Nov. 81, 1879.

PURsLEY, W. VA, Nov. q, 1873.
Y,~rs LaughIin Bros. a: Co,
Please send US another supply oil your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but effectual. MARTIN & DoPLRR,
of Dopler & Lewis.
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Ml)eelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Notice-Ohio County Democratic TX
ecutive Committee.
Piano i,r Sale-F. ". Banner.
ErsSs Frnder,-Nr>bjit & Bro.
For CinciGnat;->teamer -. Law
renee.
For R,nt-Dwe,Ga: House on the Is
lard.
Wantod-Four OF Five Rockmen.
Tea Dollars Reward.
Proposals Tor Public Printing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

Every onc. nian. boy or chito,
can dre.s at 0nr prices. Oenm
q 90. Gne Price Z tOtiiirT-. i3-o
Market street, adjoining Opera
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

MrS's Underwear at any price from
25c piece upward. Call and see them.
l have large assortment and cheap.
Geo. G. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

You do not have to patronize auctions
to buy Gibbons Rome for 8 80. STAN
ton & Davenport will DO better than
that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

Now is the time to buy your dry
goods. Call on Geo. &. Roth before
purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

DREss Goods down in price from 25c
to 2Oc per yard. and from 2Oc to l5c per
ward, at Geo. G. Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

CLoAKs, Dolmans, Shawls and Ladies'
Wool Skirts, at very low cash prices. at
Geo. G. Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
Trustee's sale or Ohio { ouniy
Real Estate.

nI VIRTUE OF 4 DFfbbF lklfI Navi
ID by Thomas Currrp and Fanny 'p'H' -
vile. to the uui' r. gael trustee. dat ~. -.
dag OF Apr ~, sid = corded M 30 o. q
The Clerk ~ the county Court 81 ph'o COR.
West Virginia. ia dc Il ~ ifust h"os - % +.
Ir,ges 90. 20 ani 81? ~,ii ic" al Ilh.f o.
ton. on the premise. o. ....,.,,,.,s
-hTuRDAY, TiIE?fh DAi oF Nol bhh
IssD commeuciny ut n Gr'Vk ~ ~
Highest aud hest bidder IN" follow nz i'sf'f
real ostsie, that 4. ~ ,sy poo" ~ pr.
Land situate on the waters ~ LiiLs W .
Creek about one mile moth 90 EnD'l' 70
and bound. 4 and drs'tiD'd o. in.lpS' -
ming at q stake on the west siir ~ a'm.' r..
thence \. ~ ". "a poi. too sht4' 80
thence N. 81 ". 10 poles "a q t1'' w.
~ W. - poles 10 a ,tat" meme =. =
tDles crs.ing q run u q stpH' ih'hH
- poes 10 the beginning oons'hiif '''"
or fifteen rs acres. ,L. ~,
Also an adjoining parcel OF a'h W.
bounded ~ follows: icS'nni' a. 'a'
q white oak, crrncT ~ ipi u'h. 't'h'
y. 81 g 100 poles ~ Rooney lE' h'wt
said line Nj H. ., - 10 T".o mss
thence y. -, D.. 2, 90 ,p."' 70 :,
lismsnn's coriier,. ih.u'r y o. " ~
90 Q stake IN the ryH'' ne O.. -.
IN n stake: thence y. - v fy." =" y.
ginning, containing twelve 10. 1c'F'sn'
ninc and thIfty.GSc "J" huhd'~'u' ~
poles 80. ,,,,,-
TygNs oT saw Duc.ihifJ - -" fhr,
money, ard as much more a. ~, puf't' 90.
elect 10 pay, ~ cAsl, ailt -" hsbh'' h -.
egusl pas rnebts, ~ Elk and isc.'r m'Ip', =.
inuns, from lie day Of sale, ue 49,
giving his negotiable notTs ''rJ'e1 u -,
trust on the property. 10Y ~ g. 'si 49,
Oc7ld ]. D. JV'fh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

STANTON & DAVENPORT are Offering
McCauley's History Of England in five
volumes for 80 cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
YER MONT.

Repub leans Claiming an Increased Ma
joIity.
MONTPELIER. November 2.-lleayy
vote being po!led mere. Very lit,e cx-
element.
BENNINGTON. November 1.-The indi-
cations are that Gariirlds maj ori'y will
be larger than the Governors III Sep
temher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
NEW JERSEY.

PATERSON, November 2.-Passaic
county gives the Republicans between
|. 200 and 400, against 373 for President
Hayes. Ross is probably reelected to
ConyrpSs
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Thermometer RECORD

"A taken at ScnncpPs Opera House
drug store:
rrg-pNN.
1879. lS0
-vl9S SPw.7Ps IAN t2N.SPs. Ir
~ a. &. % - % - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
The St,te Very Close.

NEW BRUNSWICK, November .. 1t is
estimated that the Democrats have car
ried this city by 700, gain of 500. Mon.
mouth county gives Hancock about
300 majority, a slight increase over
lllden's majority. Potts, Republican,
for Governor, is reported to have carried
the county.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Dispatches
received at the headquarters OF the Ma
tional Republican Committee claim
New Jersey for Garfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

CALL and see our l2lc Flannel. Geo
q. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

ALL kinds of Dress Trimmings at Geo.
u. Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03
Republican Gains.

CAMDEN, y. j., November 1.-The
Republican majority in Camden county
is estimated at 1000, a gain OF about
700.
NEWARK. November Essex county
gives Garfield about $500 majority,
being Republican gain of about | 800
over 1876 For Governor, Potts, X !,
has 800 majority Phineas Jones, r.,
is elected u Congress by about ] 800
majority over Balbatk. ID. Republicans
al.O elect : out OF Q Assemblymen,
D. ing gain of over last year.
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DIR Howes Testimony
PIT srIIlD, NJ. MAJ. -!

sTDo 10, hc deceived NY rrin"'!." bos' 90
similar name: me- other prrIsfatlo1h nSl
,Iie for this. under any cirium.isu"N
Price Oh. op.' Bottle. slS lot 10
Sold by LOGAN. LIST d -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

President. CONGRESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
h ansas Republicans.

TOPEKA, Kan. March 3l.-The republican
state convention oreaalz Alton is strictly B,ine.
At the evening session he temporary oreaoiz,-
ton was retained with the addition Of several
vice presidents. There was majority and o
minority report from the Comuittee on Rules
and order of business. The majority report 70
commanded the election by convention ct ten
delegates and ten alte1uatrs, four from the fret
and two each from tho second and third dis.
trlcts. aid the minority report the electioo VI
four delegates aud four altcrnstes at large. AZ
ter several fllibustefiug motions tad been made
the roilpg OF the chair beiug invafIsby against
the Grant men, the na prity report was at last
adopted by vote of ISL to 100 The ocnvsn.
lIon tEen proceeded 10 elect the delegates 10
body. MIR. Wright aDDout cad that the stcond
district proposed 10 send its own delegates to
Chicago ard would not submit TO the eItc ion
Of their delegates by this convention. Several
polnts OF order were raised and overluled and
rlsiog vote btiog teken tho chair announced
that %3l votes had been COUNTED while there
were only BIC delegates with the right TO vo;o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
The San Francisco Election.

San FRANCISCO, Marsh 2l.-Owing TO the
mlsmansgcment on the part of some of tho eltc
ton officials The count is Incomplete; but tho
msj ,rlty Of the citiz,ns ticket will not vary
much from G,9C0 1t is undtc ded whether
The workingmen will contest the election On tbs
ground OF the difference in the ballot papor.
though 1t 10 reported that they will. The facts
regarding the paper are ssoertained to b, that
the wukinglnen procured it from the Secretary
OF the State. whi!o tho ctiz ,ps' union obtained
theirs from CITY dealer. There Is 20 evidence
that tho variation 10 color was Intentional, AS
to the charge of the surveillance OF voters rsnd-
cred possible by tho difference 10 the color of
tho ballots. tho most charitable hypothesis is
shat 1t was done simply to keep the run of the
voting With view of anticipating the result 10
genera way Whether or not any Contest is
made the general impression seems 10 be TINT
nothing will come OF it, as q mere formslity wllI
not be allowed to reverse the clearly manifested
will of tho people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01

A New INDUSTRY Legislature at its
last session granted charter fer the incorpora.
ton OF company to be known as the "Virgiria
Angors Company" The capital of the ESQ
citation is placed at s.. ZOO 900, Of which amount
Sl,3oO,OOO is said to have already been sub.
soflbed. According 10 its charter tbs company
Is permitted to hold in fec 2OO 900 acres Of land,
and to issue bonds but rot without the consent
OF pine lenths of ali the stockholders. A con
tract has been made with Califorpis psrties TO
trsnster their stock of thoroughbred Angoras to
Virginia. and to turniHh also 1000 eve goats
OF original Maltese stock. to be purchased 10
and brought from Mexico. Although the 10.
dustry has been successful 10 Caifornis, yet the
conditions Tor SUCCESS are 60 for superior ia the
mountains of Virginia us to warrant the trans
fer OF the herds and an expenditure of about
s2OO, 900 10 making the trsosfer and 10 i'm
pr6vementsS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
The Eighth Congressional Nj,
10 nc editor of the Aler0Nelrin Gn,.n. ~

10 the editor of the Alexandria Gase.. "
AS tbs Gsz,tie is the lsa3ios i]rr,.I;,
Eighth Congressional D.stric', ask TIA ~. ~:
its columns 10 tx:res' soma Thoughts NJ,
occur to ME en- The sui jtc; of our Tx, ,. '
sentative 10 Congress, sutj.c: witch j. ' ~
coming Ct greater interest 70 Us oil os,b W.
II is generally stated that Gen. Hutton ., 49,
last Alexandra convention, "pIeGs; d" l;.
not to b, candidate again. Il is ta,b,I.
true that that gentleman dill FAY that +. =,
not agsio cxpest to be candidate, o, v,,ss
that effect; but il scltc,ly amounted t,,,,,
aud II 1t DID. the question presents i,,,IF ,S
cow, ought We not TO release him lr:m y .:
ge think him our most avsi'a5le e,sd;,.,,
Ucqu :stiousb'y yes. Now. is be ~. '
available candidate ? There ara soma ~ ,,, asH
for ttlokiog that ho is. The FIST o,s '' ,E'
at the copiIDg fall elsc in 10 Virsia,a th., ,'
every reason TO fear that he resc;gs.s,, =. /,
eiecj a:ge mtjoiiy, if rot Ell! OF our II'.,'s'
men Gu sido OF tho Egh,h D.,f;;c S' ~
Eighth Diltrict is our teuth !ssia, sai !te
clone Gao We. Si.h conf ierc,, rely !dr Wv, W
democrat. Then 1t is at o1c, SEEN .hat j.. ;'u.a
rts,Gtatlve will occspy very ir,p .r,.,! , Ky
ton 10 tho party. He may b, dsn,s,.v,:,'>
Firglli,'s ca : representative ia Coa,rrs, =,
tho others nag DO resdjusters Or r-nn,r,.I
uu9Odiee, and ct best green hands Trsr ' r'
naturally ADD cf necessity b. ilhlerc i h. W. W.
lock for leadership from SOM Oil ard ,r, ~
| erch memb:r tAmlil7 With III, rul;s ~;
skilled ia parliamentary law. aad il thai. w.
| such On opo from thclr own Sts!r, hl, j,Hn,,,,
with them mus: be great, aGd he may b, ~.
| to guide them back sst,ly into the Gtm,,r,,
tosd. }aunton is such uan. lilo has s,,r \
with orcdlt 10 C0ngtels four terms, aul b,SI,,
belog thorough parliamentuiaa has ohrn.j
an lrfloroa 10 Tint body which 10 peB w,,
could hope f,r. | don't mean to ssy tia, ,H~.
arc not other worthy men in this dis Nv t..
We Gao run 20 rlsks now. We need tried sri
experienced maa. 1t may be urged ar,i..
him that he has had honor enough. W. Dan,
| propose to ro-oloot him simply TO hol,, him
bu: ttat he may honor US.
ltwll! be saii he has already received SpM
from the public treasury. We sim oily INV bo
for his work. ard wo don't propose to c!,c h.
out of charity or favor TO hiM, bat b.cap.e J.
can serve rs. Ii will b, said that the NsN[
or Alexald:ia IoI deserves the nomias,r
that Fauquier has had her share. We o.
which caa b,st serve u in this cmcrr,tc:
| let every other consideration bow 10 h,
Hutton has done Us good serv'o,, and lOvI
1t any new Elan. however briliiaa! or wise
worthy, can a: this iuaetlre 10 % vii 10 /
placo. E.,
Leesburg, April /.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
The Mixed Electoral Ticket and ths
Cause of keHlEjnStmcnt
; Portsmouth Times:

Editor ofthc Portsmouth Times:
l au a readius'er. aud l want to SO lls
movement for readjastmsnt fully carried Out to
the end OF its original aud legitimate ms.io,.
10 merge tho c,us, CT rosdjusmcD. 10
mixed ELECTORAL ticket for the presidential cItr
ton is. 10 my ldgment, not only to rhk hN
cause, but to ruin il.
There are Thousands OF trrc and tried real.
lusters 10 every section oiVreinia who claa2:
be brought to vote. either dirtc Iy or iudlrcc;
for the rad;c,l candidate for tho presidency, "a
matter whom he ray he. They espouscd tie
gteat pril c,ples Of rea( justmeut with 70 sLcl
purpose as going ever 10 the camp cf the rc.
publlcaos. They Indignantly repealed The q .
persloa OF Such apostacy last f,ll, and they IN.
dlgnantly reprl it It'll.
The r>a1l IS crs' par y is essential the rs,y
OF tho people. The repu oIlcan party Is esscu,i4.
~ tho party OF tho monopoiiHs and tho m,rvy
kings, and, irem the standpoint OF my ubssr,
vatiop, the rsaCiastc who sustaios tho rel
ON o,udijs.e iJr the President vii. size ~
the Cause Of tbs people ia Flrsioi., un take u
his brsom tho Cause Of tho capitalists il tie
North. The tIuest rcaG iuscr is be who sc.,
closest to ths prltc pes vi rcac lstment.
Ii the elk d electoral ticket II presented 10
The peopls of Virginia c,nnot sae how j.. cI,
fs;l to be overwhelmingly def a,ud. |. taa't
stand discussion and am satisfied il viii T..
bloWo away in !hs PIE ,ijrptial stolm like go,
samer. II this DO Iruo. whore then viii be i..
cause OF reaolu,tmeut COW 40 tIinmphnut l.,
Fr2ILn? IL vi bs gone, and g,no ioicv.r,
With tho il6ders o1cs mcrs 10 fall swsy IL OFT
State.
Reaci Is nebt has streutth cuvush ~ ,t.sj
on lta own bottom. Il has cot oooueh to ;nk:
radio :lisEi upon lis shoulders
A BONA Eide RGArJCSTE.
The itmes Is rcadju"er paper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
Another Hanging.

Jbero hro occasions whom 81 incensed COMMIT.
nifty sssunts lie judicial erniGc, and wdoa:
witness stsrd or jury box deals Justice to tho Of.
lender. such WIS tie case wnun whits man
was found in the holsa Of Co,ored msu vrg
petween Meirose and Warrenlon Junct o.. TIE
c0lortd man had gone away from home la,yrg
ms vile In cEmgl Gutilg his abseace. On !..t
tuesday morning. about ) o'clock O psr:Y O.!
coio!ei men, Gcquainting thsm,olves with O..
isnng facts, went 10 tho house, demanding vi
mlltaBce and, with rope in hard, demanded ,rG
man 10 follow them. They t9ok him 10 tres
near by, and com nonced tying his hands iia
showed great signs of terror, and btg,n pied
ing for his life, when one Of the pnrly sali:
we will not DO ss hard on you rs The WATT
mon are on US under sinilss circumstances, h..
we are cenialnly going to hang you;'' and tLrn
turning the poor devil end for cud, tied his isr:
together and swung him betweea earth g.!
heaven by mis- heels
1t will be remembered that The wiai tha. n e.!
blew cutting bistt from tho north ros!, A.:
there he hung but thinly clad in night sppar-!.
at times raising his head up and holding with
his hands. vacl)tting to and fro like p pendu.
lum. De was twngir thera the next ,nyrLlcg
with Gods sunlight shininx in all lts splenLv;
iuii upon him, wnan an old colorcd man came
oy on his way t. work and inquired of HIM wha:
ne was Going, but received no reply. lie ca,
Inc victim down, who laid not . word, but WIZ
great agility sprang ~ his feet and with III
9 Wiftneee ut deer stsrted on Il bro line ict
home.- WarreAton Solid .SJuth ADy /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
Browns Household Panacea

is the most effective Pain Destroyer in tho world.
viii most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby more certainly BELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute than any ether rtis
aiieViator, and i. is warranted double The strength
of any similar preparation
1t cures Pain in the Sids. Back or Bowa,,
sore Throat, rheumatism. Too.hsche. and ALL.
ACHES, and is The Great ReIiever OF
rain. 'BkOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA.
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon.
iul OF the Panacea in lumber Of hot water
lsweetened. if preferred), taken at bedtime, vii
bBEAk UP a COLD. rs cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
Fires,

PHLADELrHIA, April 1.-At quarter of one
o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the
furnace room of the umbrella factory of Coma
way = Co, Twelfth and Willow streets By the
time the fremeD arriye flames wsre bursting
from every window. and the greater portion Of
the structure was destroyed.
HAULToN N E, April l "A fire this morning
in s. a. Grsy's building. supposed to have orig.
mated spontaneously from paper rags destroyed
ed. burned eight adjoining houses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
Much Sickness.

Undou baediy with children, attributed &c oth,r
esu5es, is questioned By Worms BHOWN's
yEh hiFu0E CUMFITS. or Worm LoGeugss
although efeclual in Destroying worms. csu do
no pcselo!e injury 10 the mort delicate child
1hls valuable combustion has been successfully
used by physicians, and fjutd to be absolutely
sure IN o. educating worms, 30 hur;ful to Children.
p cents q box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01

At the Baltimore Suck Board yesterday
there were sail S Of $40. 900 Orange, Alexandria
aud Manas as Is at 50, and S., 500 Ofaugo and
Alexandria tuu:ths at IL for small aod 4S for
large bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
The Obelisk In Traps,tu

NEw YORK, Apr! 1.-Lieu.ensnt Coumar-
Ger aorilnge cables to the World from Alexsn.
o yrs tne successful enbarkaton yest3rdsy, Mar,
81, o! the o5elisk for New YORK,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-01
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HDS 2NOwDBNs
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL l, 1890.

We have co several OCCASIONS itt1rned the
Richmond Wing that the recent assaults upon
a d.. Fos.er. 10 this city, were not, and, from
The very nature OF the case. could not possibly
have been, Induced by any opinions the assailed
parry sdVtcl,cs With refeieaca to r,dieaism,
Reputation, or tqla!i y Of the races. But nCt-
Withs.andipg this. tho Wing persists in detisn
natirg the assaults fan Ter outra9es' The
Wing is aware that the parties charged With
the assaults, the MAJ isirate before whom they
were tiled, and the witness upon whose les
timony they we're acquitted st their first trial
were composed entirely of republicans. read
j1sters and *. Union soldiers, bat it It'll AS
serts that the assaults were Committed by
"Fanders.' Perhaps. however, when il learns
10 al llliop, that one Of the parties now in Jail
charged with the assault was one of the re-.
mSrkstla seven who supplied the assaied With
the money upon which to advocate bis polii-
cal Vows and at tho same line TO abuse their
flends and neighbors without reason. i; may
real'z, the dsingenuous appearance ii DOW pre-.
SCENTS to lis old friends and those who still cus
tcrtain Ter it the kindiest feelings.