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National Republican., 1880-08-23
TIE TENS HURRICANE.
Details of the Late Disasters on The Gulf
Coast.

Details OF the Late Disasters on tho Gulf
Coast.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-A special dispatch
to the Tines from Corpus Christi gives an nc.
count of storm on tho lower Texas coast and
in Mexico Matanoras looks as il 1t had been
bonbarded, brick buildings being torn out of
long blocks. II is estimated that 300 houses
are wrcc ked-eitlcr demolished or unrooled
whole stocks Of goods were destroyed. The
loss is estimated ut 100000.
Brownsville is in but little better condition.
At Point Isabel aud Brazos the storm was
most disastrous. In Brownsville Lutimore'5
machine shop aud the adjoining building are
in ruins, the streets full of debris, the houses
wrecked and trees and fences blown down.
The infantry barracks are badly shattered
and considerable damage was done TO the
officers quarters. Twcnty.eight horses
aud seven mules belonging to the govern.
mcnt We're killed. The artillery barracks
were unrOofed and the cavalry stables
blown fiat. The convent was uuroofed aud
the fence blown down. The tug Ethel aud
the steamboats, John Scott and George Brown
were sunk. At Point Isabel the Relate was
wrecked and the schooner Julia Wilett blown
ashore. The Bravo went to pieces, and the
pilOt-boat Ida is missing. The quarantine sta.
ton and the old lighthouse at Brazos nre
gone. The French bark Maria Theresa went
to pieces aud the schooner Laura Lewis was
beached. The steamer Sellers was sunk at
her wharf and three Of her crew arc reported
lost. number OF small boats were sunk. 1t
Is reported that several Mexcans were drown.
ed The wharf ut BrazOs was demolished and
the railroad badly damaged. The total dam.
ago by the storm in this section is estimated
at more than $l,000,000. Many families lost
everything, and subscription for their relief
has been started
Special dispatches to the NeUs estimate the
damage by the recent storm as follows: At
Matamoras, S5OOOO0i at Brownsville, $3.50 600;
at the garrison, $4,000; Point Isabel aud 10
the shipping, 100000.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
HORRTBLE INEiNYTCIDE.
Twins Month Old Drowned by Their !

Twins n Month Old Drowned by Their Pa
rents.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 92.-The Ga:ede' special
from Marietta, Ohio, says; The people of
the town of Lowell ten miles distant, on tho
MnslSingum river, were horrfed to find YES.
terday morning that tho twin children of
John Farley had been drowned in tub Of
water during tho night. The father and
mother were arrested. The children wero only
one month old. The parents are very poor,
and Farley is given to drink. They both deny
the crime, but Farley says he believes his
wife drowned the babies. They have three
other children
National Republican., 1880-08-23
THE GRIPE STEAMER.

The Body of the Drowned Man Identified.
PrrTsRURd, PA, Aug 22.-The body of the
man murdered for stealing a bunch of grapes
at Aguow station was found last night near
Rochester, Pa, and has been identified ms that
of Robert Bryson of Harrisburg son Of Robert
Brysou, sr., wealthy retired iron manurac.
turer and nephew of James aud Robert Me-
CormicB, two of Pcnnsylvaniu's wealthicst
men. He was also first cousin to Hon. J..
Donald Cameron's first wife. Hc was highly
educated, but subject to some severe nervous
affection which slightly cloudcd his intellect,
but from which 1t WAS thought lie had iocov.
cred. He was last heard from several weeks
ago, at which time he was at Hot Springs, Ark.
1t is believed he became dcmentcd aud either
trRmped from st. Louis or got oG train
National Republican., 1880-08-23
why Eli Perkins Goes foro nnncoc

why Ell EefNlhs 'GOes Tor uNnCOCN.
These are my reasons for rejecting Garfield
aud voting for the democratic candidate. In
the first place, Hancock represents the sixteen
sristocratic rebel states of the noble and chiy.
alric south, while Garfield represents the mean,
low.lived yankee uniOniSts Of the north. Han.
cock believes In reconstructing the union with
tho noble southern soldier and the christian
secossonist on top, aud with the mean, sneak.
ing north crn aud southern uniOuists and the
negro soldiers on the bottom. Hancock be.
lieves that the 100000 noble rebel white men
who do the voting for the sixteen sta tcs of the
solid south ought to kick out tho 10000, 600
miserable northern uniOnists who fought TO
save this wicked nation, got on top themselves
aud raise the noble confederate flag at tho
polls which the contemptblo yankees wouldn't
Lot them raise at Antietam and Gettysburg.
| am for the noble Hancock because he is
down on the southern uniousts; because he be-
leves in DISTINGUISHING the freedmen Of tho
south who fought against the grand old con
federate stars and bars Of their native states,
and in favor of our miserable union flag. | am
for Hancock because the noble, patriotic Beau
regard is for him; because that snlf.sacridcing
patriot Jefferson Davis Is for him: because
that noble philanlhropist, Governor Black
burn, who poisoned miserable yankee
women and children with yellow.levcr
clothing, is for him; because the
heroic commanders Of AndersOnyillo and
Libby prisons are for him, and because all these
grand old patriots like Robert To0mbs, the no.
BILE Hamburg Butler aud tho brave incn who
murdered that contemplate union lover, Judge
Chisholm, in Mississippi, arc for him. l am
with Hancock because those noble southorners
who SHOT down seventy discharged black sol.
diers and tho six base northern planters at
Conshotta are for him, | am for Hancock be-
cause every noble old slaYe'master Is for him
aud because every low negro soldier aud oyory
mean whto democrat in the south and north
who fought for tho cursed yankee lag is for
Garfield.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
4 PRIZE ram spoiled.
The Principals aud Twenty Spectators Cap
tured by the Police.

The Principals and Twenty Spectators Cap
tured by the Police.
NEW York, Aug 22,-A prize fight between
Thomas Holmes and Patrick Dinan, pugil.
lists of South Brooklyn, was begun at Wood.
side, l., l., at an early hour this morning, the
bruiscrs getting more than an hours start orthc
police, who had been watching them. A ring
was formed ut Woodsde whittier tho fighters
aud th cir friends were driven in carriages.
The men went to work in earnest aud in q
little time their faces were swollen almost
beyond recognition by the violence of the
blows on either side, Blood spirited now and
then and the oyes of both were nearly closed,
when time was calcl, At the end of an hour
only tweuty.oight rounds had been fought,
when the police surrounded the marty, cap.
turing the principals and twenty of the spec.
tQtuIS
National Republican., 1880-08-23
AnIndIgnnmt DenlnI.

A correspondent was few days siuc4 per-
mitted to say in communication that ap.
peared in THE NATIONAL REPUBLIC AN that a
clerk in the navy.y0rd had representation
of Hancock and English over his desk 10 udi-
cate his political continents That clerk is
now ahscnt bat his substitute denies tho
statement in toto, lie ,sysuo such repre-.
scutation appears in the oHieo ot the dosk OF
any other place,
National Republican., 1880-08-23
4 FATAL Arruy.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22,--A dispatch TO the
Tribune from Champaign, ILL.,, says; At II
o'clock last night George Glass, keeper of
low brothcl at Urbana, shot aud killed Frank
stillwell, u laborer, who was trying to gain
forciblc admittanco to Glass house. Glass
fired At his victim with two barrels ofa shotgun
while the latter stood within four feet of tho
muS1le, but the charges entered the left side
under the arm. StilIwells body WIS found
this morning lorty.lve paces from where the
shots were fired. lie had been drinking. He
leaves young wife aud child. Glass was
n arrested
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Inccndinrisn in pcnusylynnin.

PrrrsDuRG, PA, August 22.---A special to
the Commercial gazette from Edinburg, Clarion
county, Pa, says: The inccndary torch was
againapplicd to Edinburg this morning. The
rear of WhitoCls and Mooro's livery stable was
saturated with korosine oil aud sot on fire
about o'clock. In two hours sixtoon busi-
ness houses were destroyed, among them six
nowly.ercctcd since tho 100000 fro of May
last. The loss Is 4l5.00O little or no insuIance.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
PnttIng Un RnlIrond Rntns.

CIScINNATr Aug, 22.--Mr Cnlp, general
freight agent of the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad company, arrived here yesterday, and
it is stated that he has succeeded in making
an arrangement with the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad company whereby the cut on freight
will cease and living rates will be established
to all points south reached by the two com.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
THE DUCH.IN.iN"SUICIDE.o
An Amdavit of Contemplated cop.c,roc,

An AFFIDAVIT of Contemplated Conspiracy.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 22.--The Record
will publish tomorrow morning an affidavit
relating to the reported suicide of Doctor John
Buchanan, the bogus diploma vendor who was
under Sl2 O00 bail to appear at court for trial
Alfred Uran, being duly sworn. deposcs that
he was approached by one VI. V. Chapman, Blu
chanam's brotherin.law, who offered dcponcnt
500 to enter into . conspiracy whereby Doctor
Buchanan could bo pcrsouated in pretended
suicide by jumping from ferry boat.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Return of sIr. Lorillard's Horses.

New York, Aug. 90, Mr., p, Lorillard's
horses arrived hero to-day on tho steamship
Helvetia from Liverpool. They are five in
number, and include Parole Falsetto and
WallnmSLpin.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Ocean Grove Cnmn-mcet,nc

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. 22--Thc first
Sunday camp-meotng day of tho season at
tracted the greatest crowd of people that has
ever assembled at one time in Ocean Grove
Eleven different services were held during the
day, and each was attended by throngs. Dr.
G. II, Payne of Ohio delivered tho morning
sermon, and Rev. G. w, Miller of Wilmington,
Del, preached in the afternoon.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Pacific Mining StocI,s.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Aug, 2l.-Tho following
wore the official closing quotations OF mining
stocks to-day Alpha, ~ Alta, "a; Belcher,
3s Belyidorc, 2; Best & Bclcher, 12s; Bodie,
81; Bullion, e3; California, 23; Chollar, 81; Con,
soiidated Virginia, -; Crown Point, ~ Eurclsa,
1851; ESchoquor N; Gould & Curry, 8; Grand
Prize, II; Halo & Narcross, "a; Mammoth, lti
Mexican, l3B; Mono, "a; Mondays; Northern
Bollo, 12l; Ophlr,9 "a; ORC, 2Y Oycrmon l5i
Potosi, 24i Savage, 81; Sierra Nevada, lG!i Union
Consolidated, ?6i; Wales, 81 yellow Jacket, 81.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Peace Society Meeting.

PoUGHKEEPsIE N, Y. Aug. 22-Thrce
thousand persons attended the annual meet.
lug of the Dutchess County Peace society in
a grove near this city to-day. Addresses were
made by prominent members of the society
from abroad and resolutions protesting against
war ut any time or in any circumstances were
adopted.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
ISniglits OF py,hias.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Prcpsrations for the
reception and entertainment of tho supreme
lodge of tho world, Knights of Pythias, on
Tuesday next, are nearly completed, and
everything will be ready at the proper time
The supreme chancellor, ID. b. Woodruff. ar.
rived last night Large numbers of knights
and visitors are expected
National Republican., 1880-08-23
STARTLING CRIMES.
The Human Race Presented In It's Most
Bepraycd Condition.
Murders, Assassinations, Iufnnticidc, High
way Kobberics, BurGiaries and vice
In Every Form.
Double Execution in New Mexico.

DENVER, Col, Aug 22--A special dispatch
from Santa Fe to tho Tribune says Charles
Williams and Louis d. Gaines were hanged at
without struggle. their necks being broken.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

and the second in q finger. cutting it off.
Sheriff Loop returned the fire with two shots
after Richardson, who was now retreatng TO.
ward his horse. The town was aroused and
the people headed the murderer oG and pre-
vented his escape. Just as Richardson reached
his horse young man put ball through his
heart and he fell dead. Tie funerals of both
parties took place to-day Morris is much
iuournel
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Dominion I'iunucpg

OTTAWA, ONT, Aug, 22.-The Canqda Ga.cte
publishes statement relating to tho cousoli-
dated fund of the Dominion of Canada for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1850, showing u
grand total revenue Of l,7GS,5S5, aud cx-
pendituro during the fiscal year ending juno
80, 1880, of S25, lGl,7l2 Deficit, 1898, ,l27.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
paper Mill HuI'nptI.

BosToN, Aug, GA large paper mill, the
property Of f, W. Bird Holinsworth. at East
Walpolc, Mass. was destroyed by fire at an
carly hour this morning, including much
valuable machinery. Total loss is estimated
ut SO, 900; insurance about two.thrds.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
lln!udby tho Cars.

HARRISBURG, PAo Aug 22,--s, S. Nirhwood,
car inspector in the Pennsylvania railroad
ymds, this city, htl both his legs cut Of
by q train last evening, lie died liyo hours
OllerWmd.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Baseball Saturday,

BUFFALO, Aug, 9l.-Bad,,os o, Worccs.
ters 5.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.--Chcagos II, Bostons ..
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2l,-Troys 0, CIeve-
lands
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Il MISSISSIPPI RIOT.


several Persons Killed During the Disturb.
unce.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 22,--From passen-
gers who arrived this morning the follow.
ing particulars have been gained Of the riot
which occurred yesterday at Coleevile, Miss:
A special election is to bo held next Tuesday
to I'll Il vacancy in tho sherih's office, over
which there was contest at the last general
election. The democrats and grcenbackers
have each ticket in the field. Both parties
heda ratification meeting at Coieeville on
Saturday. Elch raised pole. Tho democrats
had brass band from Grenada, aud after the
polc-raisng marched through the streets.
While passing corner u difficulty occurred
between negro named Spearmau, who WAS in
the democratic procession, and A. " Pearson,
greenback candidate for sheriff, which resulted
in Pearson shooting Spcarmun, killing him
instantly. This was the signal for general
mclec, aud voley of shots was opuucd on
Pearson, who received three wounds, from the
effects Of which he died last night Two
Of Pearson5 irends-KelIy and Reddick--
were wounded. For time u perfect pando.
monium rcigned, the excitement running so
high that the Walthall Grays, military com
pany of Grenada, Miss, were tcographcd for,
but tho order was subsequently counter
manded. Last night quiet had been restored.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Tnurlow weed ncttcr.

New YouN. Aug 22,--ruHow Weed WAS
much improved tl., evening AMI w,,. prob"
ably be aJOu, in @ few days.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
nrnMn iIln .irnrn nnu

Brown tho Grace Church sexton Dead.
NEW YORK, Aug. 92.-Isaac w. Brown, the
well-known sexton Of Grace church, died to-
night. He was well known to the masonic
fraternity throughout the country.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Tidlngs of nn Anrn XYreoll

LONDON, Aug, 22,-Lloyd's agent at St. Vim.
cent teegraphs under date of the 2lst instant
that one Of the missing boats containing four
men and five bags Of mail matter from the
steamer American Of the Cape of Good Hope
and Southampton line, which foundcrod on
April 2S near the equator was picked up by
tho Portuguese brig Taruio and the men aud
mails landed at LoanlA. Alrien. ON July IL
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Penee md High Kntes.

LONDON, Aug, 23,-The Times IN lis fn0n'
eial article says Tho new cable tariff will
be two shilings per word. Such is Away.
tho conclusion Of any effort to establish IN,
dependent telegraphic communication with
America, and should any such arrangement
DO ratified peace and high tariffs will doubt.
less prevail until another company is started
TO make fresh raid on the monopoly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Steiner
& Yohe, agents, at their we'll known tobacco
store, c1ruer OF kiug and Royal streets, have
last received a splendid stock OF goods suitable
for Christmas presents. They have Oh hand
fantssic c'gr holders and cases; mcerSchaum
pipfs Of every description, and cigars and TO-
bacc, Of oil brands aud grades 10 abundance;
If vito waits 10 make her husband, or child
its father, happy, all they have 10 do ia to
lcck at Il G advertiser at of this 6rm 10 another
column, ard then 20 10 tho establishment and
nurcbase Christmas present for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

TIE MARKET.-The market this morning
was SHINY attended both by sellers and buyers.
Poultry was very scatc,. but the supply wss
EQUAL to the dcmand. as all kinds of produce
moved s!cw'y. Pre- 8. with one or two excsp-
ti,ns, ware about the same as last Saturday ::
Turk eys sold at 1O,l2!c per h.; geese GO %, a
piece, ducks GO,75c per pair. chickens $4,000
per lair, quarter pork $40, per h., apples
2Oa3O, peck. Florida oranges 40, per dez
lemons CSC per dtz Irish potatoes $4,000 per
peck, sweet potatoes 20 .25, per peck, turnips
10, Der peck butter beans 10, per quart, cab.
bage 3,lO, per bead. mite, meat 10, per h.,
c.snterries loo per quart, celery Sc per bunch,
rabbits l0sl5c piece, butter, print, SOi35c
per lb. ard roll 25i30J per h., eggs 3S:4O pei
dc2:n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

A MAGISTRATE IN IRoUBLE.-A warrant
was issued last night by Mayor Smith for the
arrest of James Crump. magistrate of the
second ward, at tho instance Of Frank Walker,
who charged the said Crump with stealing, from
his person the gum of S32. in the house OF one
Mary Springfield. The warrant was placed in the
hands of officers James Smith and Patrick Hayes
locked him Up in the station house for hearing
this morning. st ten o'clock today, after an
examination of the case by the Mayor and JUST.
ces Whttlesey and Thompson. Crump ives
committed to Jail until Monday morning nex'
for further examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

AMUSf MEHTs. MIR. Frederick Pau'diDg, as
sisted by Miss Agnes HerndOn, and care"
fully selected Company, under tho manage
men. of MIR. Harry G. Smart. will appear at
Annoy Hall on Monday evening. December
27th, ia 5hakspearc's sublime tragedy OF
n mIett," aud on Tuesday tvsuiog. Dacem'
be, . h, 10 tho Fotrs Revenge.
The Amateur Theatrical Troupe Of this city
will sive 90 eLt,rtscmcnt on Tuesday. Decem'
her 81. ut Sarenta Hall fer tho bentfi. OF the
ladies' Uaion Relief Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

RAILROAD CASE DEoIDED.-Tbo appeal
taken by tie Washington City and FONT LOOK
cut Rs;lrcsd Company to tho Court Of Appeals
of Msrylanj, sgsiost the discharge Of the re-
criv.rcf ,ho Ssuher Maryland Railroad Com
uany, has bseu Lecid,d. Judge Alvey delIV.
crci tie opinion Of he court. ofhrming tho &C.
lion Of the cur; bsloW, AID romanded the
cluso. With ,sts, to tho appellccs. This ends
all Litigation, and JUS the Southornl Maryland
RairoGd Company in position to 90 90 With
tho construction Of its road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.

GERlsrMAs BALLAD Il AT BsENGLE's,
" No. l2s King st.
Nary had little cake,
It.; ice was white as snow;
Twas fsir to see and sweet to Taste,
For Brepgle makes them 80.
She took the cake TO school one day;
1t was against the rule;
For children sill love Brengle's cakes
And take bite in school.
AMI so the teacher took the cake
And est it on the sly;
And after school, with solemn face,
she told the child lie.
Shs said. the mice had es! the cake
And thought it very nice;
That all Of them that tasted it
Had turned 10 candy mice.
The candy mice tho windows show
And tempt the boys to break,
Were just the very little ME,
That nlbbled Mary's cake.
But Mary WAS not fooled at all.
TOO thin" WAS all she spake,
The teacher Quick to Brengle's skipped
And bought another cake.
And Brengle has lots of such Cakes on hand for
Christmas. His CHRISTMAS CAKES, Black,
Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental and
Plain, are sold cheaper than they can be man u.
featured at home. Also Cream Puff5. Tarts and
Pastry. Candies and TaTy of all kinds. Pies q
specially. Fruits, Nuts, Oonfsctioneries, Caro-
mels and Sugared Fruits. He furnishes the bsst
OYSTERS and caters for families and enter.
tainments. decl5
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Police I1EMs.-Msyor Smith had before
bin this moroiog number of cases, which he
disposed of as follow:
James Crump. charged with grand. l'rc'ny,
committed to all for further examination.
Phil. Pratt, colorsd, for fighting ct the col
o,ed Odd Fellows Hall les. night, was haed
fiya dollars and discharged. ~.
Sus Blackburn. colcred, for siding Nick
Brooks, ooored. who had been engaged IN the
ieh. at the c,Iored o I'D Fellows Hall, to escape
from the officer of The law, was led ard locked
10 for the non payment of said fac. 49,.
A warrant Was issued for the arrest OF Nick
Brooks, ooored, for disorder'y conduct.
Sallie B,lI, colored. for disordety conduct,
and George Cray, white, for assault. we're hoed
apd discharged BIZ j ustics Motter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

Our oitiz:ns 81 we'll as our country cub
scrbers should consult the columns OF inc ga
r..ts carefully before making their Christmas
ru-cbsses, Our merchants, whose advertise
r,ants appear daily have large and varied as
:ortments of goods and are offering them on
ro,. reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

s.s- Trose of our merchant, who wish 10 so'
-c-.isa their Holiday Goods can hare thsl' csfds
nYb(ished in the Gsze.t, from low TILL CnriSt-
mas on the most reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

FRIENDS MEETING "A meeting for worship
will bs held at Friends Meeting House on ~.
Assph street 80 O'CLOCK to morrow, ct which
the citizeus generally are invited. Ministers
will be in attendance.
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70 OpI1lEs
The Board then, at s 80. adjourned.

TEMPERANCE NOTES.-THE late visits Of
Hon. Samuel Capper have quite intensified the
tepperapce feeling 10 this community. The
subjects OF his three addresses we're Lost or
Stolep," ut is none Of your business and
Beware Of tho dog" Tho high position ard
character Ct this gentleman, his foe abilities as
q speaker, his great fuod OF illustration, bis
boldness in attacking liquor selling and liquor
drinking and lis terrible earnestness make him
q powerful champion Of the reform he adVo
catcs, His audiences here were large aud en-.
thusisstic, Duripg the liss two weeks tho
Good Tempars Of tits city have received nes
impetus 81 have added large number to theiT
membership.
Tie monhly meeting Of tho Woman s
Christian Temperance Uaicn was held on Wed.
pesdsy afternoon st the Reform Club rooms.
Mrs. Linyile delivered the address which IVES
an earnest wcmsnly appeal 10 behalf OF gospel
temperance work. She spoke With graf ieel-
ing of the death of Mr.. JAS CunIioeham VINO
had spoken here q number OF times for The he'
form Club, hut who died few weeks ago iron
q fall While intoxicated, havicS been overcome
BY alcohol 10 mtdiciDe. She held tho nrd'-
vided attention of her audlence durlpe
tie whole hour Of her address. Alter
her address The et cieiy proceeded TO their u.us
business. 1t is understood that this organization
"a soon 10 enlarge its held of operation. Mil
Willard. the President OF the National Union II
10 visit this city In January.
The hall WAS we'll filled last night at the rfgu
lar meeting Of tho Reform Club. The exercises
were introduced with music and ringing ke7
w. K. Boyle led in prayer. The executive
Committee reported nine additions to the mem
bership. Measures were taken ior especal WOE
during the holidays. Vsrieus reports we're re
celved and items of business Tere transacted
Several short sddretses vera slto delivered
Mr.. Pesrce is 10 LEAD tie gospel neet'ngto nor
row st p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-18

Do Nor MAKE SELECTION OF BOY s
WEAR upril you examine the stock at the BOY s
CLOTHING HOUSE of B. ROBINSON q Co.. guy
pnnn Az, WASHINGTON. d:cl5,ec2w