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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13
ysEIk.S or TFFH ms.

Tnn Governor OF New York has ailGri tlIu
hill admitting women 10 vote iur school officers
Sidney SInr, - Of Somerset county. Md. hus
married i,II Mrp-daughicr and cousin, who IL
only H. years. old.
The House Ways aud Means COMMITTEES
haVn ap:nad upon continuing r1luaG,ng opnra-
tlaha Ivy issuing - per cent. ..O-lO bonds.
The Imperial Mills ELEVATOR, in Chicago, was
blown down yesterday, and r., 900 bushels Of
wheat were spilled on !lir gr0nnd. 1t Wss 100
feet high, and ! 10 by Gu III ,Xtcnt, with 4 on
pac!ty Of 100000.
The srccntack labor pnrty haa ISSUED call
Tor congressional conventions. 80 elnGt delegates
to the National Convention ct Chicago and
presidential electors t, hn yatrh for al tho cam.
ine fell clrrtinn.
l. il now Gini@Iy krrwn that AIR. John Al
lon. tie rnIs,:nr representative 1T David D0Wa
II TO-. ni Baltimore, IL net ii dcinutrr, and
ppCcIol acnTri, In ,lncnc'r lIs wltnrrabGut4 has
been abandoned.
j. j. Powers, Il wealthy manufacturer OF cot.
ton seed oil. Of 81. Louis, having factories in
Nicksburs and 1T Louis. who has b3en 10 Phil.
ndclphia Some daYa to consult physicians as to
his hcalih, shot himself through tho heart yes
to-day, nc his roams in the Continental Hotel,
and died 10 IL few minutes.
ONO dcmoHatl ray ihrV must hnyn nj least
three Ut the census supervisors. and untll they
srC that number on list from tho White
House, ihrY Ito not intend to allow any cor
frmatun. H. Is SAID al The CGritt that the l'res
ldcnt iu"E, InrIlrIrd tn recent the action OF tho
ScEntn III i, ircEr the anirc list. AM, II rs iutt-
IL said that tho President will ard back tho
same i'St, with ON Or two exceptions.
Tho unemployed workinYIncr in San Fran.
cisco yesterday visited several largo factories
and demanded The discharge of Cinnamon rlna
pIoyrd thC.clp. in accordance with tho provi-
slnnN oi ihn new constitution. The prorriGtors
agreed 10 consider the matter. a bill is before
the California Legislature to enforce tho pro-
Visions referred to- II passed tho Senate yes
trrday hy an overwhelming nia ioriiy, and IL OK
pcrcd to lass tho House.
a newspaper dispute nj IInllistrr Unl. cul-
minated yesterday in The fatal shooting Of S. H.
l'rnmmcit. editor Of the ltntcriIisn. by G. W.
Carlton, editor OF The Telegraph. Yesterday :
issue OF the Telegraph called Hiummott il
horse tili,l. l;lnmmrt Fact Carlton on tho
court haisc aIrI'a and asked hlui why ic pub
lIshcs! ihcSa l,rH about im. when without
apcak'nci Carlton drew 4 pistol ard shot Hrum
NETT. thr tall PENETRATING the head hoiwn"G the
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Legislative.

hlcnMnND, VIRGINIA, February Is, 1885,.
Ia III" Senate yesterday tbs amendments Of tho
iions' To tho bill incorporating tho United
SaIrs Commercial Company wcro adopted.
Nlr. kcincr, in behalf Of msiorily OF tho
Cnm!nI!iro IN Public Institutions rnnor,ci \
bill TO cXonrt John T., Poinicx.cr from wear
'nH t'ln uniform prescribed by law for ouuyicts.
/" whi"h ~ amendment WAS added providing
ti'Et /, ": ANY time tho said Poiudoxicr shall bo
lnrHr"'Tat'd ~uhia tho prison walls of tho pen
hcn:ry. duriag such Incarceration no shall not
fi'I'v The t"nGlit Of this act.
4 resolution sas adopted calling on tho An.
dii"r i''r .utuI nation i'll reference in rrincipal
Hn! interest Of tic State debt from 1861 10 1869
Il HuhstlIuic fer Tho bill pros cribing tho du.
il"'i. bowers, &c, Of tho Ircasurcrs. as agreed
upon Ct the TnaSnrers' Convention, was
a6nrIr,i
Tina Baltimore, Cincinnati ard Western Rail.
rnat bill considered
la The House OF DcIce,tra n resolution gas
Ir!r1'l ncad requesting ihc COMMITTED on Con
s'iut0nal Amendments TO Iruura and report
iH cXpGdIcEcy OF nbolIshing tho olliue Of county
treasurer, Aid require tho duties of such Office
to LG performed by tho sheriff as formerly.
hll!a were introduced arprop,iating money
Tor t''c payment Of Communication TO manned
soldiers, sailors. and marines in lieu of artificial
i!lIb9 "r eyes heretofore provided hy law: 10
anrnd section % Of chapter $50 Of tho Code in
relation 10 clcsk ii Itrs; to prevent the killing or
clnSins al deer Ivy dogs in tho counties of AL
i"&hanf, Bath, Highland, and Rockingham,
H'' ant'i"' Z,ng tho conveyance of tho States
na!r:'st IN loi If la3d in Alexandria county,
ct S'h':;' james Hilton died soizod ard which
hH "So','aicd 10 tho Commonwealth, to aail
r2i;ny ter nncr i'ouso purposes.
T:;,: tail lor the formation Of ihp osunIv of
l':,kensou from part Of tbs c5,Iut,cs at W;sr.
EunhAn.n and Russell was passed
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EtEikE2EG rrElA-S-

Ono man Was killed and many prian1s we're
wauGdra 10y "a ualiirun on Tho Eeyplnn govern
mcnt railroad vest, riay
Tho Home ltuu debate was continued 10 the
House Of Commons yesterday. Mr.. o. D0nno
homo ruler, spoke to empty benches.
An official statement shows that tho total
expenses and less ut resources 10 France arising
irOin the Franco German war were t., 920, 00D
OIn francs.
Tho misunderstanding between England and
hus,la in rCgnG to Persia and Il1rat con.
nuntS. Persia wants Eurupcan c)mmisslon
to dthna her Asintic frontier.
Tho German Parliament WAS orcaol ytsEc1-
day by Count Won StolbGrs in tho name of the
Emperor. The speech from the throne donlnrts
Tor decreased armatncnia. u continuation Of tho
Socialist law, biennial budgets, and lnu;!s the
treaty Of Berlin.
Tho Liverpool Couiirr sats: ''rhn imports
OF American 1.-Two cattle so far this wnior hhVo
been on 4 reduced scale, partly ia consequence
Of the lover prices !u!inr Hcrr, and partly be-
cause ii The great mortality attending Tho
transit. lmirnvcd methods for tho lrAnspor-
TALON OF cattle from this cuuntry have boon
discovered and will be adopted at unrr
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The lrEli relief fund. owing chiefly 10 tho
efforts Of the NcW York licrad. ii RAPIDLY
reaching magnificent proportions. II il hopnil
that AlrXlndrin's contribution ncyt Monday
night may be liberia! one. No matter what
the oansn 81 til, distress IN Ireland may be-,
there IL no donht that human beings nrn suffer
ms there for food, ami that man must havp a
hard hoari who can withstand Tho appeals Of
starving fellow creature. We hre SHY TO
SEQ that tho Irish in Washington Gre 10 spend
money on parade On S. Patrick's Day, in
5tosd OF scndlog it Ia tlrir suffering c,uGtry-
ncu. Such action. nike Tic course being pur-
suod by Nj. Parcel aud his co-labOr1r, Kcar-
my, ar5 calculated in no slight drrrra 10 hi-
mlnish tho c0nirbalinna that the scr oroli,
poopIo ct this country Hrc now sending 10 the
lti4h sufferers.
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Court or ArrEALs, Observation-Disclosures
mouth lu6urarcl Company Va. H,ynoId's.-
Petition Tor rehcaring denied.
Roso and wife vs. Sharplesa L. son. l'n! on
Privileged docket.
Gray ct ais vs.. Stuart Il Palmer. hppnal al.
lowed, and snpersedcas awarded to decree OF
tho Circuit Court of Washington counly, pro,
noutcad oath of January, 1850.
Taylor vs.. Southern Mutual Insurance Cam
pany. From tho Circuit Court OF FRANKLIN
County. Reversed. Judge Morcuro deliver
Jog tho opinion; Judge Anderson not concur
ring, and In this Case Judge Burks did not sit.
Shelton vs.. Ficklcn, trustee. From tho Cir.
cult Court Of fredericksburg. Reversed, Judge
Christian delivering tho opinion; Judges surks
and Staples dissenting.
Teny vs. Powell's administrator. From the
Circuit Court Of franklin county. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering tho opinion. Judge
Burks did not sit.
Simmons vs.. Jamaiaon. From the C:reuit
Court of Dauvillo. Reversed, Judge Staples
delivering the opinion.
Garter, &,., rs. Grants admiuis!ralrix.-
From the Huslirg Gout Of the city OF Rich
mond. Affirmed, Judge Bdrks delivering tho
opinion.
Shumato va. llumc's, administrator. Dis
missed.
Battailo Va. Maryland Hospital for Insane. -
Dismissed.
Hughes VS.. Harvey. Dismissed.
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Mothers ! MOIhcrS!! MGsiicrs,,,

Are,Sou disturbed at night and broken CT ycu,
rest by sick child suffering and crying with ,to
txcrucistirg pain of cutting tcetn? Ii so, a.,
once and Set bottle of MkH WlNSIOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the no5,
little sufferer distoly-dcpend upon il
there is 10 mistake sb2ut it. IhoEo is not !,
mother on earth Who hiss ever used it who viii
not tell you at oGco that it will regulate ,ba
bowels, and give rest to tho mother, and rcIiri
and hoslth TO tho child. operating like msy;'
IL is perfectly safo to So in sill eases, and nts.
ant to tho taste. and is tho prescription Of orn Ct
The oldest and beet female psIyaicisns and nug>,,
IN tho United States. Full directions for u,irn
will accompany oacb bottle. Mono genuine M.
loss tho facsimile of CURTIsi j. PERRIN,
IS on Tho outside wrapper Sold by sll Medi,,na
Dealers. Twenty i've cents y bottle Kowsr, ,l
limitations
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w. B. WSDDEI, llO kinv St
/ ~ Il, Z.

On Tho 18th inAtant. AZ her isio residence. na
north Columbus atroo', iii thn S,th year 1T k.r
age Mrs. AN n JuilfiHON, reilct 81 thu Is,
JoEn Johneon. ~ Har funeral vii! taknpls,r
from 81. Msry's Church Sunday evening" a, g
o'clock. Friends and scqH",ntsnrrs ct ,an
family aro invited 70 atLain!
On the 10Th ins!, at ChamborshurG Pa. Rev
q. FRANKLIN DiSUN, If tho Central Pom,
sylvania Conference, formally OF tho Haltimrr.,
conference. Tho deceased wss . hrrthrr nl :,
!. Dyson. Of this place.
Al tho residence Of Juan Nny!n. near Gath.
orsburg. Montgomery co hid on the lmh ii
February, 1850. ab,nt 3 o'clock D. NJ, MARY
DENT ASHTON. daughter ct the late Col.
Henry Ashton and Ee2il'a Soy. aud vita q;
Geor9o Don't. of Charles ca, Mi in tho sirty
ninth year of hor age.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKI-WEEKLY BY
HDG Ar SNOwDBNs
FRIDAY EVEN'G.. FEBRUARY l., 1850

The Richmond Wing sass 'wo have noIhng
10 ,nV n; 40 tEi, sentence passed UPON MIR.
Puindrxlrr 80 servo twn lrar:'In tho pcnltcn"
tiary, hul w.tX pr,:,4 the general public :cnl-
mont m Saying that Miss CnlrclA ,nduct 10
marrying hun Is m IT noble. Unlike the
Wing. ar have something to say about Mr..
poinirX,ri II scmtrnrr, though II may be only a
repetition III what wa rai at the iimc OF ms
trial. and HAT IL. that considering al the cr'
cum 4tan,.as Of the case ihn Insult 10 his sweet
hrali; tho code Of honor IN winch he had been
oluolicd. wiIrh taught him that blow usll-
fed tho Use Of a ri-tol or knlr; tho prevalence
Of that idea among the poopio Of hts State; tho
eXprr'ouro Ut the past to tho Hamh cltcc; tho
attack nI'an HIM by two mon, who, ia view OF
what had prtc ;dDd II, no had every right to
supro@' wdro armed; tho repeated warning he
gnvo ha a,aailant, and ha retreat before the
latter \ blowa uuil the wall stopped hlm-thc
acht;:c: was nu lcesc,ucl than unjust. Leaving
out OF vlcw all hat had preceded the shooting.
tho mere Iaot that la w.a attacked IN his own
place nt business ny tro men, ono Ct whom was
brailDr him with stick, warranted, accJrdipg
to every natutal law If self defense, his uao Of
tho pistol. It he had been shot by Curtis ,whcn
he attacked III" latter several daya before, that
shooting, al4o, wunll have been uHlisblr, but
ia less degree, considering tn. cause that
Il"Vohct tho attack. II there ever wa. a GAGE
'hat mrl!e,l pardon it was poinlcxtcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13

Gcncra Hood. apiuiGtr Of General Joseph
II. Johnston, as expressed III his forthcoming
book, will go lar to contirm the wisdom Of <
President Davis in relieving the latter of his
command. Ii was tho opinion Of a>m, of the
hest military mon in tho Confcdrracy. at the
time, that that relief should havn been ord, red
Al an earlier date, and many Of tho best inform
cd mon in military fairs in all paris of tho
country believe now that '%hoiman'a March
to the Sea" would never have been written il
General Johnston had been ratirtd month
shr,irr
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E',:>sss EsasDJ.sE E'5sssaEES3.Tt4 s
WAsnlNGToN Feb. Is, 1880.
SENATE


Ihc Senate wss lol ia session to day. having
a,'iourned yesterday until Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ga motion OF MIR. Iorney, of Ala., tho Sen
atc amendments to the Military Academy an
preparation bill W. re hon c)ncu,rel in.
Mr.. VOLS, OF Missouri. from the Committee
On Appropriations, reported back the bill makiHg
an additional appropriation of $l35 900 Tor the
support Of certain Indian tribes during tho rre
sent Gsoa! year rs follows:
For tho PaWnecs. SIS 100; Tor The Sn0shone
Indians. SIS, 600; for the Arapahoes, Cheyen-
Eas, Apschcs. kloWas. Comanehcs, and
'Wichtas who have boon collected upon tho 70
sc!vatlon SGT apart for their uso, $50 600: fer
Ncznetoas OF ,Ioseph's baud, $4,000; for AID.
vcrlisinr. eio, $4,000.
Mr. Wells Spoke III support Of tho bill, stat
Ing that II II was not passed thrro would exist
O E1oa; dagger ct tho Indians going on tho war
path.
Tic bill WEI then passed.
Nir Frye. CT Mo-, from tho Committee 90
the lnrf, O:rah!c Canal. reported a resolution
calling on tho Secretary OF tho Navy for oil in.
formation ar'! correspondence touching the in
tcrnalIniia! canal now ia possession of his
Department aud not heretofore published.
Adopted.
Mr.. Covert, II N. Y, chairman of Tho Uom
| mht'ec 90 Agriculture, ssitd leave TO report
he bill authorizing Tho Commissioner OH Ae-
| rtuinrn tn attend IN person Vi by deputy the 10
trr'ailnnal wool and sl,nep exhibition 10 bo
| Irc!l i'll Philadelphia in September next, bat
Mr.. Eoalc. Of Va. objected.
The Speaker then proceeded to call commit
| t@ts ltr reports ol O private nature.
The Speaker announced that tho special o.
%; lpr 10 day was the consideration of tho til
| lor tho relic! Gen. lfdz John Porter.
Mr.. Bright, OF Tcnn., raised tho question q
| cmSldrra'lon against the bill. aud tho House
| refused ayes 4 noes not counted to cinsiI
| cf iii" bill, aud then, at 22:l0, went intn com
| nrilrn TN the private calendar
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A demtctalic Congress that was afraid To ~.
slime tho responsibility ii voting in ncoordanco
HIh Ia aongu Of right anil iuatics has enriched
tho pension agents by the passage ct tho ar
r'sts OF pensions hi and now. Influenced by the
Same lear, rrop0Dts to ut quietly by and SEQ ono
huhdrtd millions moro taken out of tho treas ury
'"I the lrntlli OF these Hau,o AGENTS, fer they
get tho largest share OF what they collect, by a
hlI 10 'qualiH, the hrunlira Of the federal sol.
dIr,a in The lhiu var. The patriotic soldiers
we're satisfied wI'ir what tho government had
gwen them, and would never havo thought of
either the arrears OF pensions bill or this n.w
tall II tho idea bad unt been .,Icprslr,! tu then,
hY Tho l'rr'alnn agents. and though both aro
Wrpng. II democratic Congrca1, against the die.
tatca "s both srnAn anI Justice, mil ncluatcd
HI,ly bY the l"9 tear of what IL called
tho soldier vote, has passed one, AMI, IN all
probability. will soon pass Tho other. And Of
snoh ar" the democratic statesmen Of the u6un-
tr9.
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Opening u;si Cl0sts,g I'D tI,a Ea,sti,<

Washington, y. 9. North Aid Horlhos,t"rr
mailS t. m. ana Il D. IA
Western mais 4 ~ and Is y. M.
Southern mails viz Euhmnnd Va, II, .
m. snd s ~ snd Q On p. NJ.
South and Southwestern inaiis, via t.yncn.
burg, Virginia, 10 y. NJ. sad !, Is p. III.
AleXandrim to l.ynchhurs, Va, (way mails
including through mmiis, Il IN IN. and 9nUpm
Gord"nsvI!la Mad thnrl,ti,s: :Ilr. va. Is la'n
N. and . UU y. m.
Manassas Division e 90 4. IL.
HicSanh;s +" Round lhIl, Va. IL, A. nj
OrRSifG.
NoTthorh :snd Western mails, vs Was'I.np-
son, u. g., s ~ Il. ~. @ni :: M 'imt l. ~ p tn
Southern mails via Ki@hn"ri, Va, = ~ - 81,
nd M p. N.
South western mails via hynchhit%, Virgins
Through mails) lnclu,iinS WY m!..Is IN hlill.aL
Rsilrosd, = 80 y. N.
Manassas division s 70 Ia
Round Hill to Nlcxau!ria, VA {. 81 n. u,
Gitco llOurs--i'ilirn nro,.4 81 = IA 4 H., srd
clogos ut I W p. IN.
Sunday HoursUt"c "p"os ri s n ~ ~, aui
closes al 9 30 a. m.
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HfREPSiT EERi-S

MIR. James Marshall, of Winchester ia very
i'll, and his death il expected.
Tho case Of tho Commonwealth aeaiuaI young
N1osby and lace, for fighting duel near Am
horst Court House. has boon dismissed.
WhlIo engaged rs hod carrier on tho Low
hotel at tho Fau1uior White Sulphur Springs,
Thursday, Isaac Coram. ooIorcd, fell from tLo
slalr landing OF the roof Story to tho first floor,
Ills head striking first. aid was Instantly killed.
IL il understood that Judge Wocdop, Of
FRINGE William o0uolY, will hold on TO his posi-
tlon until tho Court oiAppcals can dooido upon
hla right to do so; also that Judge Suite, who
was llankcd by tho recently elected Judge Hun
ter, ct klug George Court House, has declined
TO hold tho next term OF tho count at Stafford
Court llouso.
An Invitation has totn extended by tho Mex
loan Veteran Asst citation to tho military COM
nanless, knights Templar, Knights of pyLhias,
Grand Army OF tho Republic, and other organ.
lzatloDs 10 the tldowater counties of Virgipia,
to participate in tho exercises to bo held in
Norfolk on tho 23l instant, upon tho assembling
Of Tho National Association. Extensive prepa-
ra'lons have bttn made for tho occasion,
President Hayes and Other distinguished pcr-
SONS have been invited.
A meeting was held in Winchester last Sat.
urday to consider the best means to secure adj
dtlonal railroad fsciliies for that town and
Frederick county. A nnmbcr Of srooches
wstc made, the prevailing sentiment seeming
to favor tho bulldog oil q railroad from Win.
chester 10 Martinsburg, little over twenty
miles, there to CONNECT with tho Cumberland
Valley railroad A resolution was adopted re.
quesIltg tho County Court to authoriz, vote
to bn taken upon tho question Of subscription
for the construction of tho Winchester and
MArtlushurg extension. anu for n connection
With the Shenandoah Valley railroad, in Clarke
onuniv
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The Virginia law Journal takes tho ground
that tho county judges elected 10y tho L,cisIs.
lure a'nco tho Isl OF January have the right
to ohtrr upon their duties ut once. 1t may bo
no. III: II ~. 1t In ngainst tho plain letter OF tho
tonaltu'ior. AT any rate it will ba vol 10
Walt Tor The decision Of tho &, utL of hprcals
before !irl o4ing OF tho case. especially az the
Law journal bases i!s argument upon tho I'M
probable hypothesis that tho words "lilst ar
pointmcnt' don't mean the first Judges elected
under the existing Constitution.
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DEATH OF JAMES MARSHALL. -Ths ,laa,l
OF James Marshall, which tc,urrci! Mt tho 10
sldeLc, OF Judge Shcrrarl on Wednesday lat,
dcpriVcs Winchester, and indeed tho 2latc, Of
one its oldest nolabiliii.s.
MIR. NJ. was ono OF tho most widely known
members Of the Virgiria bar, ard his Opinions
on points of law always c,rri,d with them *
c'ptlonal weight. For many years before his
death no had been out OF active p,aeic but
was constant ~ sought hy other practitioners as
agtslde or referee. lilo was attractive also by
ms personal qualities, rs r man and converse.
!lonallaI. Oh friends hu attached strongly 10
MN, aud his society was especially cultivated
by young mon.
MIR. Marhhall was g member Of tha yifrnia
convention of 1851, which passed tLe ordinance
oil secession, having been elected from Froder
lex county. His colleague in that body WAS tho
late kohort \. Conrad. Since tho war Mr.
harshall served q term in tksfIeeisls,nr,, rnu
resenting Fauqnler county. Hia remains will hn
taEen 10 Fsl1Iiar for BURIAL
Tho deceased had attained thu aga of IS wears
lie was nephew If iI,n Chief ,jns,icr. - ~,
chester NeaoS.
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E'r0lsa Richmond.

Especial dispatch to tho Aloxandris Gazette.
RTcnMoNn, VIRGINIA, February Is, lSS0.-
bill Is pending in tho ScnaIc to relieve Puih-
dexter from wearing tho prison Rarh of the pen
ltonilary, and it il understood that he will he
scnt away from the city AZ clerk upon sOmo Of
tho Of public works.
Argument in tic suit Of IL. S. NlcCorb and
others W. tho ". Il q. railroad waa continued
Ia tho tirenii Court before Judge Wexford
yesterday. Col"nol Il II. I.eo and MIR. L.. Is.
barton spoke. Hon. Thomas i. Baysrd, one
Of tho COUNSEL for McTomb spoke to-day and
Judges Meredith and Robertson will wind IN
tho argument probably TO morrow.
The investigation into the fight between
MessIs Archer and Frazier continues.
Mr.. Il. Il. Farr, who has been On visit to
the State Grange in Petersburg, was in his seat
IN the House Of Delegates yesterday.
Mr. Smith, If Alexandria IL now tha only
Senator absent from the city.
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a MopBRE MRAcLg.-It hts lone t.,
slated IS scientific pIcroaition ty MAJ n I!sl
men that third stroke of paralysis IS nt Ie.'
riy fatal. What, then. shall be said Of JI Sia
Appel. of North BaplorI, Ct, WHO had tp p.a
and who is to day o strong, vigorous , m.s
The phenomenon is ascrbcd by Mr. Anr"ii 1I ::
his constant application of Giles liuipcrptt' /, I"
dide Ammonia. Giles Pills cure ps;r,Y',
Menstrustion. Sold bv all druggists Sa"H'
for pamphlet to DR.. Giles. 100 West HrnaI'
way, N. Y. Trial sihe pc. ''H
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A bill has been introduced in the LapisIa,ur,
fr abolIshing tho Dsparlmon. of AsricuI,nre
MinIaE md Manufactures. 1t should be- nagsoJ
hY all meanE. Anything 10 ont dowa the cy-
Tnrars Of tho State government. which arr now
= great deal more than they wcro before Vir-
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Uncovered. Tho horse purchased on lss
Tuesday by Chas. Grayson, o)orrd, for Xix dol
lar and pistol from young man who gave
The name Of Charles Green, turns out to have
been stolen by tho youth. whose name is TVson
ifoln his father. who lives in CuIpepor. Ser
gcant E'lrnGlon pursued and captured vounp
tyson IN Stafford and took from him the monrv
and pistol received from Grayaon and mt thu
ho'se In tiaydOn's stable. Tho father and
draJs)n We're before the Mayor this morping
WHO decided that tho expense and fee 10 tho
ofhcer making thu arrest should bo ,nuallv
borne ny them. Tho youog MAJ was com.
nItted 10 await tho aciion Of the Gnlperer an.
thnIItiei. - Et.Itrsckbma STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13

If Governor Holiday We're to follow the tx"
ample Of GovtrGor Hamilton, Of Maryland, nrd
send q :pccis message to the Virginia l.oeisla~
turc, urging tho abolition OF s number Of State
moi only merit, but receive, Tho appreciation Of
nlncty-nite Out Of every !uuGted men IN the
Slate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

ToNmNE.-J Lynch, Wash; j Wlso,
Wash; j Packard, Baltic; L p CLARK, R, ,V'
II Sheppard, Warrentop; L Il Ford, Eairf,r +,
II; s II Thompson, Vienna, Fairlsx &c; j "
Grubb, Clarke u; il r Eliot, Clarke O.: A q
Miller. Cu!peper Uc; w Wall, Wash; = p
Brown, ir, Wash; D Il Maddox, Front ESv,
l. L Gray, Connecticut; 9 II Rogers louIonn
20; w Byrd, Balio; NJ Thompson Fairlav w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-13
ii IL Lad bu,p robbed q! Z. tG. III c! Territory.
an when her people were rich and prosperous.

1t is 10 bo hoped tina! Mr.. Hayes pr9olsha~
lion, warning lrcspa s.yls IF the lndiGnIcrrtory,
may DO more elective in achieving It's end thsn
his CIVIL service reform c!Ieniar WAS IN securing
its, or rather that he nay DO more earnest IN
lis Efforts 10 enforce his orders respecting the
Indians iIau he was TO execute thuac 10 lssnGd
with regard 10 federal oifc, hOicls