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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-29

their numbers have contributed more than any
other to the various Irish relief funds. They
are generally foremost in all works of charity.
Maurice Grau's French opera has been doing
a fair business at Haverly's Chicago theater
during the past week. Capoul has been pretty
severely criticised, however, for slurring his
parts.
"My Partner is advertised for st. Louis
this week. Aldrich received some pretty
rough treatment at Chicago last week, and If
the critics are right he il not much of an
actor.
Gilbert Sullivan's ''Pirates of Penzance,"
which was ut Pixies opera house last week, II
the only musical attraction which has been
financially successful at Cincinnati since very
early in the season.
The sale of seats for the complimentary ben
eft to Charley Haines has already been suf-
fcient to guarantee crowded house next
Thursday. The Opera House will not be large
enough to accommodate all who desire to at
tend.
Sam Plercey, who is supporting Ada Caven-
dish, is kindly remembered in St. Paul, having
been here with the Kurdish company and with
Mckee Rankin on his first visit to this city.
We are glad to notice that he is everywhere re-
ceived with favor.
Boston Post: Mary Anderson, in the play
'Love," exclaims to the Empress: "pll deal
with thee as woman deals with womanp' and
then she sails in and jaws her majesty up hill
and down. Oh, you bet your back hair that
Mary acts true to life.
Emma Madden, who was in the Fanny
Davenport company at st. Paul, is to be mar
ried shortly to Bob Stevens, the we'll known
manager. There are scores Of young men all
over the country who will be madder'n fury
at this announcement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
Ss-SS EEE; TEES.

The regular semi monthly meeting of the City
Council likes place tonight.
Three carloads Of BARK for Liverpool! wero
shipped from this pert this morning.
Eitcheson Il Bro are receirirg !arce orders
from the South 10. :hoiE pste2t beec boxes.
The m4nrs s-e Tow visiting the city. ind are
very kindly treated oy the citizens Iris is not
eSscsly society Item.
Mr VIM. S. Moore is engaged in putting tho
machinery Of TIE steamer G"o7se Lesry in
thorough repair
The Cyclone, oaa Of the largest stssm TUGS
ever il the Potomac, carried large rsf. 10
Washington tits morning
NJ. V, B. kidwell has been supcinta3 este
Keeper st West End on the Lis..o Riye. Turn
pike, vice Mr. Penn, deed.
q select en!er.ain:reIt VII Re given hv go
tsecman E.ua2 gentlemen - srer.lsI'u hall TO
n1orrow light, A fne supper viii De served
? bs s:eane. NC Loom has ic:: New York %,
:his per: te l0sc cargo OF cpvpcrsge for Zoe
" est !CGis.
Tho ms:sris! for tie re1 boiler Tor In steare,
Belle alsy, + Wssh.i. gtoa, has s:riyea ~ lht
shops Of Mes=.s Peit;l & German, o! this CITY
wao have tbs coc.rac: for bui cling i:
3 drove Of SIX hundred .uezies, from kstbg'!
Gar. h7s 8. the iafrn oi ,h- John r. Johnston
- iaH county, On :reiT Vsy t. tbs Washington
market THIS is tie isrSast drove VI u: kits e7 &
seen IL this ssat!Cn 0. c0ultiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

FRINGE MURAT IN FLoRlDA,-Our na-.r l..
oeen ca1pins on Historical! ground for s month
pes:-sao Old Mura! PIses, large nlsntst;.n
settled BY Prince AcbIle Murat, sou Of NJ
FoIeon great general. who came to th;s ,o.s
t'y sf'ar the doTDtail Of Napocon. The pri,oa
ol:a ABOUT sb'''y years ago, his vile surviving
him Spout sixteen years. After her death tho
p'ace, passed into the hands Ct ilr. Frank Ran.
y lie pfsseut owe. r. There arc siII cn 10
Pi'ce three Cid cooleI men. ilrmer servants If
;aG Aurais. Oae o! them i. eig h,y-aight yssr.
2a' s'o'her over egniy, acc Uuc!e William
hGsaes AGED ssTen!y. He was the Prirc-'a
o0ay Se?Fso! aEc GRO: sci the ocean With him
siG iimoa' he !aka French fuen,ly, sod has
many anecdoi"s to tell ct tha manner il which
h!s Ole iuaSte1 used 10 entertain the rich Man.
tels OF Tue Vlclaty. He ssys it vas 10 unusual
tn'De ior seVeDty hive 10 one hundred carriages
20 De at toe fIsce at ooca. % such coca
s:ona the groun1s we're always brilliantly
illuminated end champagne Aoycd from nnr,
petual !onutains. The residercs. which ;e
Very Cd, Was built of frame and sill shows
ne 6ahdlwork Of ski.ful ar.issrs. Ths honse
les oecn unoccup!ed FOR several yesrs-left Tar
sp'ceTi 10 GtaTe their wobs snd hornets to huiii
tne!f nests In. iha style ia old-hsll through
.ue ceLtFe narloIe OF each Sde connected win
0acS r. rooms by sliding doors Our party occu-
pied the west aide OF tho house The psrIor still
contained several pieces OF what Was orca ale.
CANT damssE furniture, relics Of the reign Of The
Aasats The p.sce hes gone t. wreck yerv fast
Tor soVersi years, but the yard still shows evi.
GeACe OF the taste DISPLAYED ty the owners in
Inc arrangement OF the hover beds, etc. Itwes
easy 10 zee tho traces CT boCs in shane of hs.no
diamonds and hearts. There we're still scsttnren
over the yard choice plants and flowers, irclnd.
ing seVefai varieties Of roses now in bloom
mere are IN front of the house seversl fine lsrge
snsIe tres including magnolia. live snd red
!ah aEa hickoty. also crape myrtle and cane
)es5anne. The house is situated on knofI
40 mt Two miles from and in tull view O. ths
Capital. Cincinnati Gazette Va VIC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

:, MANSION HoUsE:-Miss G c Cox, Va; Mss
sklGncr; Va; Capt knbort Carter, Va: K G
AtsAby. Warren Go, W; G Y Wortb,optop, If
Tauqnier %, y; A Il Walters, n Y; HeLry
ibompson II Y
y JoS1ISE:Il G Thursto1, Bato, Nd; A c
T Z n Bslio, Nd; a I Lynn, Oc:oquap,
w. w. h H = Florence; tsTqqeE Go, Va; " p
tou. Va; L " Maddox, Md: Jas A.nddnv Ma.
8 I Mnr,fovd: LJrctourg Va; W D Porter
Mas; Il " White. Farquier %, W: ] {;
Neem, jr. Shenandoah. Va; Il MCCOY, River.
too. Va; Samuel Mor4aa. Rivettoo, VI; T J
hl!EpatTlek, Ly5 choerg; D p Wood, Wa,rsn-
too ,!;; Va; Sen j t Etei3. K chnond, Va; J q
,hrlHo,i'u' i.'adoua Go, Va; j 0 Taylor,
Lytc3burg. Va.
The County Court Of Loudnur county, cono-
taGaced IN Aeesoufg yesterday. Judge Bal pre-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

J NEW NANuFkCT4ET.-A :cn;lsua:i f,qr,
B-!umor", ra,r Wa;!ec, VS. 10 tti5 ciy ycs
tcr3ay, win Te@ 81 s:iac'lrg place !or the
in4"C'ac,o'y o. Ea:st Horse i'osd9rs lie
Vas much paa-et. ~ icing informed By the
lo:. II ,=7icLcg @; th Z Ve:.ug that there was
30 'sx Oh capital OF naUuac.orrs snd said
TIA II suliaGie aTgsrecNcas cou q b made.
tho 5?aa hat h. Up ssu,s woG1 cert y
i'i.c g. fS'ati!sLmau: IL A., x..dya, lie va
IMPRESSED ri + he advantages possessed 5g
ia:- I!,y :ac ,72: SGrp,i;:t at iali0g as l., cx
;Ic.s-d Il, lh,.Xa 70 duh. Nv whether any
tniEg ns5r2 comes Of tiis Ee"i,h Ho;sv Powder
nlaoGt5c ~ is layd 70 tell, Ia! welcome is
x.clG j 70 ai!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

TEE WEATHER TO Day has !o. K mere
Ike wlo!er 'iau suy day Guring tho syas0n 1t
cCmmencei raining Shout SIX c clock las; plglir,
which was fo.ioTcd b. driving snow 81 ten
O'Clock, aud this morcir& The ct'z rs awake to
fad he groun vs;cd with s"ua 70 q COZ.
siderable cgp,h Ii Continued to saow until
nloc q clock phcn thg sua cams cu, c ar an!
bright, aoa although rsther c1|d, it .sas pess
aut anG i:pi. ora,iuS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

POLICE ITEMS. There were 20 cases .: 20
i;c. headquarters this morning.
Justice L2V9j,g b0u.d ti,tn.h Joyca over
10 keep the peso, 10 conGla:ut Of Mary Bra1.
SOD.
Apuie B!o~U YES a1r::t:t this evening for
fighting DC Lee stree:.
ErIsus FGc2nsn, to- iGh.icc ss: Ctrisr1aa
AMI .ho has been 81 largo ever .ioce, was cap
iufed thla eveiins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

EMILY CQRBETT, widow Of .Gs Late VIRGIL
7. Co,besL Of Alezsad7is county, died at her
Ees!dance u O'CLOCK =. ~, OIL tie l3th Instant,
If tea:s dises-e, sged 81 yesrs. ais- Her funers!
vii Lake psct HOE h.r lata residence, on
: thursday. - p. II. Friends o: the family are
.GVi.ed. Wash AID II. Y. paIeEs please COW,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

ELECTION CT BANK DIRECTORS. AT inset
-. II tIo st0rkho!Gcr, u !Eg First National
BARK, tbs uloFoiag III f.ow!9g Dtrcciors were
v!actsd, Mcssrs. /, L. nsrmoo, JOS. Rr9do7s
and 5. /. Gregory aciiug IS Ccnn1i,,joacr>:
s FsrgUs02 Beach. V u. J. i5o0.be 5. chap
rlau Nae, l. ;. L.aGbcat,T, JOSEPH; Rgoders.
5 L. Gregory, i. {. Hgruau. James I.
tGEi,n.
The ='ockhoi:crs Of the Ciiz,as National
Bank, win +, $ l. ai5e.ter, john L1onon
ond ". \ Mvore, ~ Ccmwis-loncra elected
,he f9iiOS;nE Dnaa'ors: ). b. Snojs, J. &.
Ddnscri. 4, 3. Wheat. Il. ii. L..scr, ?, 3.
ucoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

He ELo0NGKY, The materials for the Few
t!ooucfy Ar vvlns c2lieccd a fist cs posi-
biz, hut OpeIations c,nGot be c3mae; d uu.il
toe ocw Trip hammer arrives. which is not
expected for tsl or three w7sk3. Ia tic .acan.
u!ne ToTkncl ere drg.g-G IN churplog wocd
over tn river, i1F he purpose Of burulus chsr
coa. This es eaiisliiaen: Of this torsc il is
b p:G Eli i, cite others to f.liow the example
aAG 90 likewise,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
LOCAL MATTERS,

WEATHER. PROBABILITIES Ian. IS 1880.
20. Lle !! 'dcie Atlantic States Colder Lprthrrig
TiCGs, falling ,oi owed by -ia... barometer,
Cloudy Weather, with sn y. followed in the
syI.he-H sofilors b; e's.tes.y y Gds ard clear.
ing Ic-tl,-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

hoUGH TREATMENT --aD oiG nan o. Ibis
CT, uaUiso GvOEks BaGcey, though be 8oul3
20 0n & hun.iEg eSqet!ion down the river.
about week az. lie c}l,c:=t biz 2rQs aud
'Tagr nDd started. AfriylnE Il PUtick Creek.
he GotefmiG.l . ston there short Ghie AID
see wts luck i" would met with. lie had
aoc been sa:Ie Io"g b~i re party Of n.oo ec-
rived % tLo C %. They took the Old r.sa,
Gea:,g c!eaty y2ofs o! agc. tied h!m, Captured
his guns. 40 hauled Liu 54.ore magistrate.
~h3 lE.o-ed ila Of ST. upon lin. Is WIS
then biIoHed TO dcpartiD peace. mi0us his puas.
This IS o,iGered rather rough treatment BE-
I: e !.cat- Ct Nr. Seadlcy 10 this c IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

BONDS FUSDED.-1hcvc have been funded
to date Corporation b nds to The auourt Of
STS3 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

TIE CITY COUNCIL The regular semi
nonthiy meeting q ne City Council viii take
pilc to 1lGht. The series CT resolutions offer
ed y Mr.. Latham SD adopted by the Com
non Cou-c!i It's last mtcl:g, vii be con.id
cred bg dc Board IT Aiie5maU, SID probably
&c urred TO me liver board aise:cd 10 some
pa!t clls:s. Thc Mayer TtI send il q message
nothing ,hs Cny Couf eli that ;hera are a,
present. bu; tw3 qn.iit.d Fire ,faTdcns,-Mr.
+ + CorDest, c. ct: 4 by the ti:y CouEcti, be
u,ln" 20 he swGin ~, i; clTsrGuerC # which
tie yrocor dinsa Q! the Board OF Warders a1e
aiud,ryd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

REVIVAL SERVICES The revival services
a! tie a. +. CLuich, which have been in pro
srcss for the rs.t week or .wo, cocducted By
Rev N7. 7 ace, The pastor, were largely st.
tended Sast n!sht, notwithstanding the iocem
Grey OF Ito weather. ilr. Roach. successful
revivaist is .xpcc ei 20 be present to.aight
end make 40 sA1re.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

PgGs0YaL -Jo 5. Il Johnstop. WHO has
be,n CO shof! vel: 70 his friccds 10 tEir city,
!tf yesterday for ts hcur 10 C!oc!unati.
Nr. VIZ. 4 b con. wiz !:tl tb= c!t3 kbou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

POSTPONED line auuu2l meeting Of tho
a. : 1lr. :. Fait.ay AgricD!;uIaj end 10
6u,'gioi hsscci.;!.n 20 ave been held to day,
was postponed or ACCOUNT Of me st1sii attend
ance Of s.ockhodeT9t!l ncxt Tu sday. he BOTS
lust. at 10 O'clock t.; TIC Csnn rcia. Ex3bao ge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
6SGTElN MILES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SA1r 80,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF wanna
~ Bile Landry virtue of 3 doa-as NO.
noonced hy the Circuit Court Of Prince Wiliisro
Souhtv: az Inc November specisi term, 1870,
thS5tof III she charcerr sui. Of S,onncll VS. Sto,
nell, Tho undersigned. special commissioners
therein named, will otfs- fox ss!e at public suc.
-ic;i, oso!e me front door O: the co,Ir. housa If
:Le SAID ccuntv, on MONDAY, 100 5sh dsv Of
ysn4 49, iSsO (thst beng Court DAY that VAL.
;t&L1 FhhA. si:us1ed in the ssid county.
called .NhABSCO." cuntain;re shout SIS
sores This farm lies on the Eesbsco run shout
one 1sit mile from Nesbsco Mills and postoIfire.
MI IL h4avi.7 t!moerod and has on it CQMMO,
AoO" u r." i-LlNG aad sll necessary out
yeto1 D., Il hsa on it also VALUABLE
SLATE QUAHEI, which hiss been eY,ensive.
y wor ksd si'ce the var.
Terms OF Ss!e: One third Of the purchase
money il cash, snc the residue in thsae equal
Payments a. one, two and three years. v,ith in
teTest from dsy of sale, tbs purchaser executing
oooos, with approVet security, for the deferred
pay ments, Snd The title 10 De retained until the
"n2te Gi mo purchase money is paid.
~ h!chasd StVnncll, living On tie premises,
VIII IANe p!essuto II showing the farm to any
person Wisli2S 70 purchase
4 piot OF The farm risy nc seen Q: The Office Of
Jona n. dohnsCn eco, Aicxsodrjs vs.
SOHS N. JOHNSON,
4. Akk&DITu, oemC rs.
NA. E. LlPSCOME, OF Sale.
frl7ee Wil!isn county, Gee Its
/ Do above ssie has been postponed unit!
nOSDA4, the ID dsy OF Eeb:u,ry, 1889, Court
day, a. me same plsce ism ats
E'SCHEATOhS SALE-By order of the
IA Governor OF the Commonwe Of Virginia
Is, !, As eschestor, will oor fs SALE at the front
door Of tho Gour. House Of Alexandria county,
on MONDAY, the 10Th DAY Of Js:;usry, 1880.
inst being Court day q. y O'clock H., TWIN.
I'm ACRES. two rUuas and tWan.y.ons
pctes OF LAND II the said county Of Aley.n-
dTis lately the property OF Jsrnes Hilton decd,
when said lsnd has eschea.ed 70 the Common
wesith, according to law.
forms OF Sale: Ono :hird of The purchase
money will be required il cssh; the residue in two
eqasl snnual pay melts, bearing interest from
Csy o. sale; the purchaser to execute bond, with
good personal security, and the legsl title to b..
retained till lie Whole Of the purchase mones ia
paid. FRANCIS 81. MILLS
Gee INV KsCheator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

4 word TO the ais.. If you are troubled with
Uouso OF Coij, p:i curs bottle If Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup ct oucs. IL U.s. may save you
from severe Sickness. I-ur giuggist keeps it.
P,Ice % cs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
HAMLET,

!. 'a,ef ...... ..... .. Free. ricE Psu,Girg
.hu,e''.. event :. J.!.y. 9Th TIA Tay!u,'s
Sc!.- d-a2a, entitled
IuY FOOLS REVENGE.
Ah'!-rc.c Frederick Yaul!re
-1:-!-s.C!. y a.I I5G. 40 exits. charge !p-
".'Ir' seh;s. secure yJuT 5=a.a ~ jauncrs
-.'t S.2'". j.US
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

u. s. CoUnTs. -Bo:h tic u. s. Cour's. Cir.
cult ant i'ia::lc', c-rtiou2d thcr 6: .s's il
this ely 20 day.
Ia 'hc Ctcui; Cut, JniIcs D1ni sn6
Hughes p: si@i g, the psi .er # 7. 4 K rise,
ho.dor # $l9 600, ,s.i.ac& ag@ipso ;br 4. NJ.
4 . / i labor Cslns, sas ptHs nted end
afgncd,
l. me Di,;;io. { ur;, judge r ". HUGHES
ptosid'og, or.!efs y 6nei dl:csarse IL usGk
ruD'ty II - issi Z! 10 The c-sea .! L. i Nc SCI,
81 Oransc ccu1ty, sad M5r!C :cI04chk, Ct
Eecqlier,
L. tar case :: JOSHUA Eli 81 the -'a,nl tux
hHic Wis: aud JonaC. iirihsn; ia! order
vas sue; c2sti;mi & c.na,i:>i "a, Is sepori,
&,
In r. JelD #. Harrison; oidcr :5rfirGlicg
commissioner report tcr sag u : sitav ui res!
slate and cAnhruinG ssh: u sd bc.ra! .t
mGie
IL re james C:ark cri~: pGra.in. ,a!c 6
rcai estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
..2S s.Et:s,T

> = u j. + 7 X II ALL
~ *iG&Ta O%L.-W y.JH tSDaY
Esd !HUESUAI, J>... 4 x Is
Tax 5.;,EiI1 NJ YOUNG THAGG1ikN,
F!:AHEt;stN i'.U2Ess &.
sU1'tr : ~ = pyw,7 vi C0nua1y u.Gs! the
asn~-t1lsu: g.: i!r !nAN& ia WLGH.
,"la-@sa' ' evening, Ja:'y. II, SL.ts .cs:o's
s.y..ug t:Dgs.y
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= i =. 4iAL GAEu AIMS.

~ Ann Hi'Z-. Ia aIairc:s, ~ ? :, Hr"f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

FELL N A TUE -Ay o2g ;a.5. u this city
7isttca " as:,!uX.na last sunday. Alter haVng
accomplished III o. i3.i OF MS 7isit-;o sec the
ladies' retarnc: ;. :: IRIS i.5i!ang iicedless
.: cYer5ii.los arlub4 b!l, 1t. muailg With iis
U"o tHou.h:e. A.'H"n& t." .!:v was clIGdy
aod colo. ~ i.iln ID conr va. s. IL as
aot & No. Al! ra,urc ID" sna:c,vs 10
he n eS tfs ru7.,i9s i thc iaavra, n. sighiug
Or .ho wlnd, proclaim. Z tale Of love. No:h'
iag oceurfcl 70 mar bis pleasure u1til be
reacted poi1t near tbs Steamboat wharf.
Here &c cine ID contact With Tub which h, ID
Hson placed there 10 G1cnch .hc :hiist Of horses
weary. travelling CT Their way. The Tub. which
vas V9rS large Cne Ta> Ssh ser fu!i \
splash Wa heard. s.d cut Ct that aaiu! tuo be
Was pulled, JUS g. VS.: as he uid BE-. Man is
Eu.y ohsns@ay!e, t.! that young iGai, Hho hu.
tcS ncm els ;;ci2:e, was he Scry soul II love
aoi seuluGeot, IVES agw flied WITH wrath, cGls
IDS The poor holssS nha needed water aud tie
nsE who placed ito tut 10 his pslh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13

al Zapt:l: : Large u D3.E 9! small shoe saCp3.
NcaiIy I;9s;g o;her muse, aoou; the SIZE OF d
dry goods DIX with hU!e cut in tie top,
Tax 'u'il ~ ne S,"ve W" Is Ern' :as q q
IL H1GsiGt out, DJ0.s ard shoes repaired.
"a 'h:so snants7 I'll S1ts Il ''9'ia o''s''S..e'
rn,i.i. -, go. - rs .a az
Ha-'" 49,. 'v,''I,' "I.- no ~a'" ~
gb', -, -, '',.I' ~" .f = ~! :"e 800
r,,-itio,s =; ,@.,,'.,.;;;I,,,, -, - a.s -
60 80 -rc,y :, a., '-!o'I2,
800, y r., '':,'1 = " ~ ~ ''i''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
CoRpoaAT1os CoURT-,jv9oe Charles E.

- NcAfoEAIlpN LOCET -JuGJe ChGr!ts II.
Stuart pTcstd.ny. It yntloiiaLloL OF yesterday :
ptgcscdIng.-G &c LhnIon; vard:c. for pi.in-
I'll :cr OFT. ccnt danis2Ls
To-!s7-! i'm = Smoot. adul'r, VS. hle>sn.
ora CaHsl co. suggestion, Citizena EstionGl
Haah lnawar of SgTni:hea Alei and order Tor
taD pafIrGt Of the GiIOGni due
!"@'hs!d Eahds:i a. sis VI Miles Murrbg, j. :;
aiec.fl u; jury ana verdict !or piainti:I:. SUB
Ia-t 70 deE.Aftsf IL tae evidence. ard case in
progress.
CszeEove & Co rs Johas!on's sdm' x 81 81 f.ad
Eun.a's hd mr. vs. Jas Fossnt. 81 g {. nsoids-
ted; IN ens2cery; G",..a O. james fpssc.. sllg-
gca:ed and sc're :aCis7 issUad &c inst e.ecu.riI
% sgf James sus:e.t
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-13
4 sOAMi5SlONEn6 NUTIUa.

The undersigned asve this day sssociatei with
them in their business, j. Clinton o,uoot, Henry
Snoot, and W. B. ;,moot, under the firm name
Q. q, Z. IEoot g sons.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05

THE BOYS IN BLUE.
how They Are to Be Organized in the East

for the Campaign.
The following order for organizing the
Boys in Blue" in New York will proba.
bly, be guide for similar organizations
throughout the country
NEW YORK, July %, 1880.
|. In compliance with General Orders
No. from our Commander-in-Chief, the
Boys in Blue" throughout the State of
New York are hereby invited to organize
companies at once to promote the election
of Garfield and Arthur.
2. The maximum number of men to con-
stitute a company Is fixed at 100, and the
minimum at 80.
3. As soon as any company is recruited
to the minimum quota, it should proceed
to elect by ballot, its commissioned Off
GERS, viz: Captain, First Lieutenant and
Second Lieutenant. The Captain will APP
point the proper non. commissioned officers
A. The Captain of each company, as soon
as elected, will forward by mail signed
muster-roll of his command to J. c.. Reed,
Secretary (pro tenn. J, care of the Republi-
can State Committee, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York.
5. Blank muster rolls will be furnished
on application of any recruiting party by
letter to Col. G. Z. Coster, Acting Omar
termaster, No. 39S Canal street, New York.
6. Any squad of our veterans of the war
for the Union may constitute themselves
recruiting party. All snch recruiting
parties should, by postal card, at once no.
tify the temporary Secretary of their in
tention to raise company, and every
Monday thereafter report the progress
made until the minimum is enlisted and
the commissioned officers elected.
7. The maximum number Of men to con.
stitute regiment is fixed at ], 900, and the
minimum at 800.
s. The Captains of any six companies
may consolidate their respective commands
into regiment, and the commissioned Off
GERS of the companies merged should then
elect, ny ballot, the proper regimental off,
GERS. The Colonel will appoint the regi-
mental commissioned and non commissioned
staff. Notice of such regimental formation
and election should be promptly mailed by
the Colonel to the temporary Secretary.
CHARLES X. GRAHAM,
Member for New York State, National
Committee, g Boys in Blue"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05
TANNERS FAST.

1t looks as though DR.. Tanner would
accomplish his undertaking. aud come out
alive from his forty day fast. Should he
last TO the end, however, his danger will
not be over The restoration Of his sys.
TEN to its normal condition must be ex.
tremely difficult, aud the more so since it
is apparent that his stomach is already in
a very rebellious and irritable condition.
OF course his object will not be fairly at.
tanned unless he RECEIVERS from the effects
of the fast, for though the maintenance of
life for forty days without eating is in it.
self very remarkable feat, it would
hardly offer much valuable scientific sug.
gestion il the experimenter should col
lapse at the end If Or. Tanner makes
rapid and complete recovery his exhibition
will deserve to be called remarkable, and
it will at least show that the medical
theory as to the limits of abstinence has
been insufficient.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-05
TIE BENDER BUSINESS.

A few days ago it was very positively
announced that the Blenders, of evil noto-
riety, had been arrested. Then it was
stated that the prisoner believed to be
" old man" Bender had practically con-
fessed his participation in several murders.
A number of damaging circumstances were
d tailed, each tending to confirm the
prisoners identity still further. And just
when everybody was prepared to hear that
the chain of evidence was complete, comes
the statement that after all it is thought
a mistake hiss been made, and that it does
not seem to he Bender after all When
the escape of the Blenders took place,
several years ago, it was announced that a
party of regulators or vigilantes had struck
the track OF the fugitives, that they were
overtaken, and that they had suffered
lynch-law This story obtained quite a
wide acceptance at the time, and so far as
we know the men on whom report fastened
the pursuit and execution of the muir
derers never made any public denial OF the
matter. If, however, the Blenders are still
living, it is clear that somebody else must
have lied powerfully, and that somebody
else must have consented to sail under
false colors for good many years. 1t
might be worth while to unearth this old
account of the lynching of the Blenders, if
only to ascertain how it originated, and
who the valiant men are who were sup
posed to have been concerned in that act
of lawless vengeance. The chances just
now, however, are that the new Benders
will turn out to be the victims of mis-.
placed suspicion, in which event the old
story may be true after all.