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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15
BREVITIES.

HARVARD is 10 nave q Professorshlp
OF Architecture. 1850
Man expects everybody to be true to
him but himself
IT costs $4,000 year to keep st.
Peters, Rome, in repair.
SCIENCE is like the earth; We can
only possess a little of it.
The success of all writings is meas
ured by smiles and tears.
PRIDE hath two seasons. A forward
spring and an early fall.
EUGENE is gray and pale as marble,
although only So years of age.
VIRGINIA has 675 colored schools
taught by 415 colored teachers.
A PREPARATION to make the hare
come out could be sold to sportsmen.
In Texas there are whole counties
belonging to few great cattle-raisers.
The colored Senator Bruce is the
youngest member of the United States
Senate.
: In is a strange thing in art that an
actress must learn to paint before she
can draw.
The Queen of Spain has forty-eight
pairs of shoes. Wonder how many of
them are a it,"
STRANGE, but true. A word in sea-
son is scarcely ever spoken by a man in
a peppery frame OF mind.
SENATOR BLAINE, while talking in
the Senate, makes his most emphatic
and muscular gestures with his left arm.
ALL the gold in the world would
make pile only twenty-five feet wide,
forty-fye feet long and twenty-five feet
high. ....
IT is rumored that Mr.. Anthony
Trollope is engaged upon a somewhat
elaborate work, of which Cicero is the
subject.
IT is one of the physiological mystic
ries why a boys hands will blister so
much sooner on a hoe-handle than they
will on a base ball bat.
PETER GoELET, the millionaire bach
eior, always gave as reason for not mar
rying that he was too poor. He left
$25,000,000.
DISSIPATION is a swift and sure de-
stroyer, and every young man who fol-
lows it is as the early flower exposed to
untimely frost.
ONE-TH1RD of the gold mined goes TO
wear and tear, one-third goes into cir
culation, and one third into the arts
and manufactures.
JAPAN has iron coins worth about
e-hundredth of one cent. They are
alleged to be chiefly used for aims and
as offerings to gods.
BY measurements given in the Book
of Revelations there is only room
enough in heaven for 297 ,000OO0,0OO,O00
persons.
A WASHINGTON girl says that the
best way to put to confusion man who
stares at you in the street-cars is to
steadily look at his feet.
The Chinese are going. It is esti
mated that there are now 10000 less in
number on the Pacific coast than there
were at the beginning of the agitation
against them.
A GENTLEMAN in England has discov-
cred that water-cress will grow in dry
soil. Some seeds were dropped by
birds near his house, which produced
plants that grew very finely. The stalks
and leaves were smaller than those of
plants growing in spring brook, but
were highly favored.
In States where the Mofat liquor reg~
lister is used, every drunkard is State
officer, in SO far as it is made his duty
to see that bar-keepers punch every
drink with care. This punching under
espionage goes on until the State Of
ficer is blind drunk, and then the bar
keeper punches his head instead of the
register cards.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

ARDNAL McC1osKEY has issued a
ee, prescribing the establishment
Catholic parochial schools every
re in the United States for the edu-
N of children under 8 years of age.
fusal on the part Of parents and
dams to send children to these
OILS involves punishment by the
oh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15
genoaFra Telegraph
ENOSHA, WIS, JAN, Is, 1880.

E United States Veterinary SAM
Organization asks an appropriation
/ Congress to investigate and ex-
to the various plaques to which
rican stock is subject.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

HE boys in the gallery of the New
onal Theater, Philadelphia, began
ough and sneeze. The performance
interrupted by their noise, the rest
he audience Missed, and policemen
e sent to arrest the offenders; but
officers coughed and sneezed, too,
N they got into the gallery, Some
y had burned pepper, and an inter
sion became cessary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

sy1L1E L. GRANT, brother of the
resident, has re-estabhshed him
in business in Chicago. Before
ire of 1871 he had leather store
lat city, and was doing well. TIE
burnt him out and destroyed his
ness. He went East after that dis
=, where he remained some years
las now commenced again in Chi
/, this time as % leather broker.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

NEW YORK tea company petitions
yress for q grant Of $4,000 acres
nd in Texas and an appropriation
$4,000 to enable it to establish a
raisin-gr and tea-farm in that
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15
Or YOUNG FOLKS.
Sow, Sew, and So.

Sow, Sew, and So.
Sow. SOW, sow,
So the farmers soWl
Busy, busy. all the day.
While the children are at play;
Slowing, slowing close away
Baby wheat and rye in bed.
So the children may be fed,
So, SO, go.
Sew, sew, sew,
So the mothers sew
Busy. busy, all the day,
While the children are at play,
Sewing, sewing fast away,
So the children may have frocks,
Trousers, coats, and pretty socks.
SO, so, so.
Sow, sew. so,
So they SOW and sew;
S, and o. and w,
This is what the farmers do;
Put an Il in place of O.
This is how the mothers sew
So they SOW and sew for you,
So without the w,
So, so, SO.
2oSa Graham.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

FULL many rose is born to blush I'M
seen and waste its fragrance on the
desert air; full many nip is ta'en be-
hind the screen, and cloves, and coffee,
too, are eaten there.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15

WHITES famous and historical club,
in London, has entered upon the 15Oth
year Of It's existence. 1t is the Oldest
club in the world, and interesting vol
umes could be written OF its history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
HE Eastern saccs;ton.

JoSncN. OcGoou, 25-a l;sps!ca i'om vi;n
ne !. the limo sr,s: 2."y..i4;:ons have be- n
res ne o. Mir g. ~, CT Mo ascnt;Iil territory
whilh is mora c,nve'iently situated for COM
munc lion vii Scu'ari than Rjess. The Porta
has ubmitted three other sti puslors !sferrrg -
military measures in the place OF tha tIo t1ht
hays beea Withdrawn. Ria Pasha p.closes
tia, tina Mcnteue, rims shou'd advance on Iu
cl.no By circuitous routa inttasd Of passing
before the M.zurs heis hts in o. order - avoid a
collision with the AlbAnisns, encampsd there.
TT PETERSBURG October 25.-The Ager CO
Russo s.ys: In consequence of tho Sultan 2
concession relative TO Dulcigno, a peaceful
ettlemeat of The Eastern affairs m:y DO e1pec:.
ed. GREECE will bost obtain p:ctc settlement
OF her claims by moderation and discretion =,
A dispstch from ConstsDtinople repoIt9 mat
tho Porte has made arrangements. for the
o,soatch of 10 OO men to Adrianople. IN view OF
the preparations for the union Of Bulgaria and
ROumapis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
LOCAL BREYITIES.

CAPTAIN Jerry Rob arrived at the wharf Sat
urday 9ith about 400 bucohos Of Zoo salt water
6sh.
One hundred snd fourtoen car loads of stock
psesed over Tho Virginia Midland Railroad tol
Baltimore Saturday night lsst,
Messrs. Robert Portncr. Jusul Schneider,
aud Henry Greao OF this city. will leave thls
evening on p.t ASSURE trip to Niagara Falls.
Two new passenger cars for the Atlantic Gull
aod West India Transit Railroad Company
passed brough here Saturday over the Alex
scdria and Fredericksburg railway.
COL Henry z. Peyton, Loudorn's gifted ora.
to-, will address tie ct;Z ,ns Of Alexandria at
Ssr.pta Hail. to. morrow night, On the political
i.Gues Of the day and in favor OF tho regular
democratic electoral ticket.
Those WHO desire to spend pleasant evening
can have that desire grstiasd by visiting Sarepta
Hall tonight where j. Harry Shannon, the boy
orator, will give an exhibition OF his wonderful
eocuLionhry powers.
There vas slight fire in the hous, Of Har-
riot Dossu, colored, on South Royal street, last
hight about six &C ock, caused by the upsettipg
Of stove. Tho flames wero exlinsusbed BY
tho ncighoorS before much damage was done,
and tho fro department was not called out.
Rev. Dr.. S:s;ler. of the Hebrew coDsregs.
,icu ir this c.!y. delivered his farewell discourse
n=ora leaving f%r his nov Id CT labor 10
W 1T cling. W. Va. 10 tho synagogue. 90 Wash
.ngtcu s.rec:. las, Friday night. large cum
&c. OF HaureSs We're present.
f1e ne7 stc4mG, Excelsior. Captsio Joseph
While cnquwspdies. will ncke her first regular
','p % 9 1aa:ic, 10 DU,raw mGrnIUR, leaving
Wa.t;ics,on at halt past tino Cock Gsd SOP
piog nt her wba,i here. Quie q number Of
lgv:a i,rs ave o.,s disrinuud in this ci:y,
,ri; a n;,...G. .;:n i. D icuaird
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
The Coming Naval Review.

Fort MONROE. Vs.. Or. 25-The announce,
meut that the Naval Review has been postponed
by tho Secretary until some time 10 November,
after the election, has been a souroe OF disap'
poiatment to many cficers of the feet, and also
to largo party CT visitors who bad arrived
hery to witness the exercises. Some OF the
visitors will no doubt return home 10 orcer to
vote, while Others, agaio, will remain until it
finally takes place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
.sls si = =
SERGEANTS SALE.

IS >istus Fl il. ia. Issued f;o5n tie Clerks
I'll - ~ tie uor,or slou CourE. dased october
10. 1880 sad t ria directed. shall proceed, on
Thu hSuaY, OCTOBER 23th, 1889.
Al IL o'clock p. N 1T the rooms above Jsnney' 8
drug storr n. W c,rner of King and Royal
sirstt-, 10 sell tso to::oWing goods and chat.
tells seized 10 tho name Of Charles z. Hu7ey rs.
e. q. Peterson, viz:
Ebony PssIor suit. conaising Of
Scfi,
Arm Cbsrs
Wsll Chsirs,
Conversation Chair with sesta,
l Magnificent Ebony Cabinet,
! Ash Dressing Case
Canopied Bedstesd,
l Ash Wash Stand,
l Ash Desk,
2Ohairs. upholstered in raw silk,
! elegant patent Rocking Chiir,
Ash Lounge.
2superb Spring Mattresses,
] elegant Hair Mattress,
4 Satin Damssk Psrlor Curtains, rich
elegant Lace Curtains
2 pair Rsw Slk Dining Room Curtains.
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
GEO. W. ROCK, DIS,
octl6-td for W. a. SMITH, Sere't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

Some Of tho reais!rars claim that WITH las'
Saturday their work Of registration oesea,
Sb;Ie one of them dec arcs that be intends 70
register al applicants up to the day oe'cte s,Io'
rio, r. tbs reais,a.ion is continual up to tn
d,y before the election, any man. VITO vas Il
wars Of ags the 1st of February 1879; and was
20: then assessed. must havo himself aseess+o
no = by The Commissioner of the E;venae. reg
;s.er AID pay BIZ, capitston tax befora no cac
vote 10 November. Any male iohablts1s. aho
vas assessed 10 1879, must pay MS Ga pltsH, a
ts1 for that year in order to votesin November.
Thus: WAC ave become of ago sine, the 10:
Feb-uary 1879. can vote. if properly registered,
without. payment Of the capita,ion taz' oecauiG
they had MT b:come asse sable at thu t'ns OF
assessment, snd therefore ere not dsileqacn:'
Male inhabitants who have come into the ota'e,
lima tho lst Of February 1879, aud who gained
residence here, and have been registered, Will
b, quilted voters in November without pay
neat o! the ospitation tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
The Situation In ireland,

LONDON. o.. 25.-Matttew Harris, one OF
the speakers at the laud meeting ct Galway
yesterday, asked whether it were better that
one bad man be shot or hundreds OF families be
driven from Ireland. ADD said that after Wit,
messing ovictions Of farmers Re had resolved
that if the farmers SHOT landlords II ke cartridges
be would Dever cay word agsirst It. Ills
speech was received with cheers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

PER1LoUs FEATs.-Sltcs the ertc ion OF the
new railog at the easlern end ct the Mi!ges
street tunool lbe rhricg 'pastine' OF Waik'
log it from ouc eld TO The other is INDUCED 10
By numerous urohios to the extreme horfor or
every nervous old e:aon who's, busiaes5 calls
them to that locally. II it is conllaued hrss
class newspaper item may be contldenty *
neetci
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

PREMIUMS TO ALE1ANDRIANs Among TIC
premiums awarded at the late fair 10 Lyt cSoq1g
were the following Diploma to Mrs. NJ. d;
Janncy, of this city. Tor the btsi COLLECTION Of
art paiutipg:; do. 10 Robert PoItner, e'q' iol
tho creates. variety of beer AT the late IAN
ia Culpeper Miss Mary Marbury, OF this Guy;
received . premium for tho most Deaulitu!
aNrnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
Burning # the Manchester, Eng. {, p. 0

NEW York, October 26.-A London specis
says: The postofacs at Msncbestor is IN names
and will be Destroyed. All telegrsphic com
munication with London il. now (l2:l5 q: nc.
Suspended. Great alarm if felt here as there
are plain Indications that the fire was set By in
osndisres and it is believed by many personI
that this indicates sn intention to orrgsnize die
turba1 % in England in aid OF tho land league
in Ireland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
EOunO Dead.

NEW YORK October IS Shortly sitter II
O'CLOCK last night the police found the body of
an unknown man lying in an area st 400 Broome
street. and from its appearance, he had bsen dead
but short time. He had received cut on the
back of his head and bis skull was fractured.
The cause of the deed could not be ascsrLained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
Greece and Turkey.

ROME, Oct 25..-rhe Diritto says: "Grecco
is not disposed to take tho 6sld unless assured
of the support of the powers. The Greek
preparations 10 any case cannot be completed
for several months,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
.nOas,ers I.
Mothers G.! !!

Are yoa disturbed sL L,gat and broken Of your
rest BY sick child suffering and crying with the
sxorucistiDg pain Of cutting toctn ? II SO. 60 at
uncs anI get hotte OF EEK WlN5LO WIS
uJrAiNG SYRUP 1t will rriieVs the poor
i:ti. suGties Immediately -depeud upon IL;
th.Fe is 10 mistshc about it. There is not q
L iLc, Oh esllb who bias ever used it who will
lot tel! yen st oncu thnt it will regulate tho
10 ~cs, and gira ros. % the mother, end relief
ard health - The child, operating like u'sgic
1t is perfectly sai, 10 u-o in sll cases and pleas
snt 10 ttc :ss.a snd is Inc inscription OF ono Ct
IN the United Ststos Fall directions for using
will accom- pa!y e-ch bottle None genuine un.
less tho t.c-si;nio CT CURTIS 3 PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty Ave c9nts 3 bottle. Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
RESERVATIONS Withdrawn,

LONDON, o.. IS "A Gispslon from Rono
to the Times says: Liberia ltsliana announces
that General Gari5sIdi ard his son Menots have
Withdrawal their resipna'i,ns as members OF the
lte;iac Chanb'r Of DarutiHs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
ExtenSiSe Fire.

LONDON, o.. 25-A dsca'ch rcc,Vrd 10
LoDdIn t,um Iacqle. Peru. dated CO tbc % {!
lest, states lh., 'bn towo has 5cen almost
totally Destroyed by ftc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
AisEej1 . . e..

NLD DIR. D)OO'' POW 0ERS
~ Emily Medicine
Young erd Niddl- Azsd Ladies suffering With
Nervousness. ue3ili Twi.ching of tho Mus
clss Ringing in tho Ears. -pecks before the
.iyes Sp,s.ns dystsrlcs. Palpits.ioa of the
Heart INDICATION Melancholy Low Spirits.
Oespond sncy, Headache Sieeplessness. Evil
Forebodngs, Cold Hands and Feet. take DR..
Dodds Powders
Old Lsdies who are debiliisted ard nervous
with weak body. and digestive organs daordered
causing loss of appetite, impoverished blood,
&c, try Dr.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
As though you had renewed your sge and taken
q new lessee of lifs.
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudent and violated
the M11s Of health and nature until the u1gor Of
life is gone, and you are prostrsted mentally and
physically and unable to attend to your bushes;
or duties Of life taks Dr.. Dodds Powders and
you WILL teel yourself men again.
Young Mcn and Women with pale and bag.
and 6ody with shattered nervous system tlke
OLD Or. DoDD's -ERvINE TOXIC Powders
snd stop that loss which orings on Melancholy
Fits Insanity Consumption and an early death
'Cnoy vii give you health aad strength, anc
increase the flesh and bring the bloom of youtt
to the cheeks tranquility to the mind, and pro
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who are slaves to the use o
Tob scco Liquor, Opium or Morphine take DR.
Dodd's Powders; they act IS an antidote s1c
will destroy the appetite or tsste for the use o
the above stimulauts, which is runous to tn
nervous system. For sale by j aNNEY s. 90.
AS Kinx st.. Price 81 per package. or SIX pack
ages for SIS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Probabilities October 2,: 1 sss1.-
Far ms middle tasas generally eesE ws s,re;s
followed to n. 1t BY 'nc son sss.grly, with
winds shifting to warner
.s!Iirr barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

hyALExANDRIA N EGRo ANGED.-Coaslcs
Pearson, alias Henry Williams. who vas harg'
o.; il TIC jli yard ct Newton. Kstawoa aoua'S,
\, G., for tho murder of Harrison Kinder,
c,trsd, lss. Friday, YVES, as has already been
seated, sa A!exsrdris negro. bis parents r.
SIDE here now. lie, together with tWo otaer
c3c5ed N 70, were tent CO 20 tee grant Jury OF
,nu Corporation Court by Captain r. hemp5r,
iTso VAS thou Mayo: ot tho city, tor al Assault
ua5c Om,e,s L9;es sud Walker. Ito vas sitter
wards convicted O! ths o7:ue and sentenced 10
tie pastectis!y Tor ioIr JcaIs, from Thlcn Ia
e'i;u,icn ho es,a1,t. .i;ar sewing on: ,Wo yesra
Il lis tcrn. FrGni III; priaoo 40 made his "sy
1910 North Carolina. where nc Committed tee
cr!n, OF muIder Md scf,rc1 tie cx rsna pea
ally OF tie law last Friday % the soaf1i11 ne
W cain aud sci: ro.s.ss j: lie stated that
=. was reared in Alexandria. and that i.o had
served terms 10 the Absny Pcnitcntlsry sud 10
.ha Baltimore ISL. he charged Whiskey ENh
lis aaioicg. begged hI5 hearers to DO Tarnco
By his !.;c, and declare! that he bad made 1l5
.ccce with God md Wa1 confident Ufa homo IL
heaven. After speaking i've El;nutes TO san2
10 Gear a39 p"i!co!y modula:ed Vo.c' tHo
stGyg:a CT hymn, f,;eT which prayer Was
IF red D. Rev. Z. Z. w. Stsmey, CT The
Me;hc1i=- Church South. Ths pr'7oDaf' 8
iiu.s Uafc pili5ncd ard The cap a'jls'cd
Too doomed usn sang and prayed altern steIy
w.io thcSu prep sratlons were being made snc
20 tsil Of = h.t:aet upoa tho c1po which hso
tho trap csughi him ~iLh prayer Upon Sl' IFS
/. drop W - net exceeding tGo feet Tte cjn
to;;i3 wsrr ;-ighl!u TO behold; des.h resulted
.rog, s.-ansurstun, AMI il wss only ut tao end q
eix;2 Il rli;.iits thst life YVES oTonruhced eatIuo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

ARGE STOCK OF DKY GOODS
II Thursday October Il 1880.
We open to-day q full line of CLIO .kS,
ULSTERS, &C. at pr,css from "a to $50 Afro
Lsdiaa' cloths for suits 6 4 vide, III all cosors
NJ 81 Is per yard: Cash mere and 3ruc.de SILKS
for trimmings in bl,,k, ind co!ors; ipla dlo
line of ShaWls and Skirt. at al price, Our st vf
is very full and comp,et-. G. AMI sso.
H. r. oR SgEan.
ncs2L Leo King 81 ..I,n.tri. vs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
8EuiSTEaED

Rrorsrpa71oN.-Tbe foIiow.ug is tho iaal"
of .So registration held iu this city Saturday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

BODY RECOVERED The body Of the youc:g
man, Henry Partridge, of the. schooner Hattie
w liam, who was drowned Tuesday mornlng
las. By he ac.ident at the ship yard, was re.
covered this morn Dg at III, end OF the WAR
O. that place, by ,wo young mep, Thos. Hadep
and VIM. Mcdonnell, who had been dragon iof
for scmo time. The remsios OF tn' 10
fortunate young man were carried 10 tne uu-
dertaking establishment OF MIR. g. Waestley;
where they will bs placed 10 Lead conn ano
sent 10 tho parents OF the dtc:ased' VINO fe'
side ia Orlspd, Maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

ELUE CHEvIoT SUITS (sre nest and dursble)
at NJ sEWATERNAN' cor King aud Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

DsATHs. MS. Mary Marshall Foote, relec:
Of tic late Hayward Foole, esq.,, OF HsSheld,
ttd 81 her resdotc?, corner Alfred and Gam
sion s,rce's, los. night about eleven O'Clock.
TIE deceased wes ono of the oldest and most
r<:tc.ed residents Of to- ci,y.apd her death will
lie universally regretted. She bad been in
'ceh!s health for lorg time.
ars a. Y. Bsowo. mos estlmsble lady,
lie wife of VIZ. n. b. wn. co.. residing OF
'"'h Fsirisx erect, died ye terdaY Afternoon
al'rt long iln;ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

BR.O1T AS THE MONDAY Tho golden
sun" FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For sale by
,TANsBURY e. Bro, manufacturers and deal
rs 10 stoves and ,iossre, oorncr OF klng and
Washington streets, MoBuruey's Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
TERMS:

Daily l year So; 6 mcn.hs So; 3 moths 81 80;
l month SOC. Tri Weekly year 81; months
81; months 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

FALL OVER COATS, 10 new patterns. ct MosI
WATERWAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

BOYS Clothing, B ys Clothing. ucw des'gl
ius.r.civcd s. NOSE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

REVERSIBLE OVER COATS (ontireiy pew) a
MosE w ATERMAN's. COR. Kiog aud Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

YEsTERDAY.-Tbs weather yesterday was
clear cod cool, AID the churches were ell we'll
attended boih mcrGicg nId pight. 10 81.
paui's Church Rev. Mr. Mason preached
morslcg and evening. 10 the LIST Presbyterian
CSa;ch Rev. f. NJ. Todd preached mofnlne and =,
lisbg. Rev. 6. l.. Petrls. ct Charlotte s7i!le'
e:cuEild the pnpit OF tho Sectnd PresoyterIsI
Church. Rev. DR.. huntIpptoD. OF Washington
srt III! Ptalts. Ct tie Ba p"st church, e1'
,saiged pu'Iits 10 tie moIpiDe. ln The AFTER
1ouu an Interesting temperance prayer meeting
was held 10 TIE ,oons ct tie a xandrla Reform
Club, conducted By Rev. Mr. PeaIcs, snd ad-
t':ssed By Rev. Mr.. Todd. and others. ScVeta
members of the Free Methodist congregation
.iso Ee.d NEST q. on Re wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25
POLICE News The Mayor presided sc o,
lice headquar ,rs this mornios, and disp'sea OF

lice headquar ,rs this mornios, and disposed OF
80 Giving asses:
Ssnus! Reed, Va. Bryant sns Muf'y
Kiag. ii CO ored for bsi1g dtu.k an s,Fdsi
ly md reakiug the buggy Of J III Js.,S;t T.
col red, were fined S. each. Bryant paid DIS
6ne end she o:certwo vera. locked up.
A young man. for being drunk on tee s:restS'
was fined S. and discharged.
Two young uep, for teing dtu.k a0c cit'r,
derly on the Streets wero flood SIS esc1, and
for non payment of the fine were lo,ied up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-25

\ BRAKEMAN KILLED.-Edward F, B,soh.
Of this cuy brakeman On tho Virginia Md
laod R,lroed met with horrible death on
Saturday night les lie young mso was stand
irS ca top Ct enc of tho cars, of the north
houGd .raio, which Contained section OF the
London circus, when he YVES struck by an over
head bridge near Wbitlle's station on the Dau
vile division Of the road, and knocked dawn
betseen the care, several of which passed over
lis body. killing him instantly. The remains,
badly mnpGca, were gathered up. brought to
his city isa; Eight 90 the SIS train, and c,n'
v,yeG 10 the residence ct his parents on Prince
; rec, be wseD Fayette aud Payne. from whence
tie iaoesal lock s!acs this afternoon. The do
c.EScd vas abou! twenty one years Of sgs and
ucIa.:ied.