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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER, you will always find q: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches 70 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Mr. and Mrs Tinsley were divorced
years ago. ut Columbus lad. Both
made subsequent mstrimonialventures.
he taking four wives in succession, and
she two husbands. At length both be-
ing free. they discussed their varied
experience. admitted that neither had
been happy since their parting. ana
finally were reunited. -,s~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

New cider made fresh every day with
onr own mill, and en- our own premises,
IRON choice apples. Warranted strictly
pare. 10 cents per gallon.
II Q p SroNE s. Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

PRRsosAL.-Mr Otis Sprague OF
New Tacoma came down to Seattle last
evening. on trip Of recreation and
pleasure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

$4,000 cigars for sale ct San Frsn-
cisco prices. by the box or Wholesale.
to make room for g new and larger
stock. l.. Il. HARNESS.
o25d2w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

First class dentistry work done at the
most reasonable rates ut Csldwell's
Office, in the Opera building. dAw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

EASTERN OYsTERs.-A fresh supply
Of Eastern oysters received 10y every
steamer. at the Commercial Street
Restaurant, o 26 II.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Marriages Of divorced persons are
beconing more frequent in England.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Go TO L. b. Harkness's. Sole agent
for the Patent Pin Head Cigar. some
thing new. o2Sd3w-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Call ct Sohwabacher's for your boots
and shoes of oil descriptions. At cost.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Everybody likes Piper's milk bread
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Piper makes fresh candies every
day. nltf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
THE MAJORITaES.

The following are the majorities a.
Ear as reported:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Fine feeding 1t the Wisconsin House
o6 ln
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
'OMNES PROSINT' HEALTH FOR ALL

The Ska.it gold fields do not create
haif the excitement a disordered
bladder or painful Kidneys produce
in every SO affected person. .nfIam-
nation Of the Bladder you have II YOU
cannot retain Urine. Your Kidneys
ifaffected, will show it by having pain
In the back. Excuses or indiscre.
tions..in either sex--witI always pro
, the above diseases. Wipe them out,
PFUNDER'S OREGON BLOOD PURl.
lie remedy Not Discovered but made
Hes, Good Sense, and adopted TO this climate.
u get II for you. tie Original" Insist upon having Il!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
MISCELl. A y EOUS.

Smoke the famous Bureau cigarl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

Msjorities reported. D.. $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
WASHING TON.
The Examination Of Witnesses Before the
Exodus Committee The Promoters
Of the Scheme Paid BY The
Railroads.

WAsurNaroN Jan. 81. rha Senate cemmittee
on tha oulnr"h exodus to-day examined J. 4,
y lkehatt. of Bhltm'ta, Southern aEeat " Lh'
II ltimnte nni Onto knilTnRl Gpmpany IN
taetltiad that he mhls several vlalts O. Norm
Osrptn Ia tho tntelaate of thta otmnany 10 ae-
au - an lugs u phare IA p0Rsibta of the axaius
travel. aud IT cited artapE m"nts with the local
promoters 4 IN , III tvernent 10y which the BaltI-
moro mi Ont" halroti ohtn iuai th9 ttans
uoriatiou OF tho c"lated uoouln who hay gone
from North Carolina - lndtinn at reduced
prinE
In nll arrangements tho company nareod 10
ib y. Taylor Eytnn. ~ Goldsb 10. culnred
man. " hi worked up emiErhti IN, - drawback
,f one dnlla! n"r head for each full fro pas
aald. This VIVA u we'll kuown standing Induce
ment held out by himself and the a&enta of
coup ting roR'is Ia get mon lik" EshnI, ParrY
nud Williams to get ~ 80 large IN etni4rHtiou
~ pnsaiha Evlus told witiIoap thRt Ii o Va.
manrei working III tho aXpd N -VafAm mnn'hs
AEo ny means of mA-a ata stinGs, aa'rat snntp
tisa. &c. Wh' I'm NJ til CnollnA he ha soon
many circulars asssaing lhnt the calorai poo.
pe W ,nli lin piaoty ni work Ia I4dlaua mt
wages from 81 Ia 81 30 par day.
rry aud Williams also circulated reports
that emisrHnt. on reaching Washington would
he provided with naw oinlhoa aud tfanspnrtn
tiun tn tnii iona Or tn1l+. ThN otrnnihr III
cluded what uurppr,ai to b. w III ~ NJ from
North Oarsinlcpib q pa ,pir who Ii ~ gnno D
lndianA. th u they found W 'rk. and ndvnoi
their friends to follow Tho witness Thought
thai tho exodus would continue na long lls tho
uesroea could raise money to pay their fare. ar
until che k"d by untHvotabla roports from their
event he would 10 to In itana and try % A. cnro
them ns paasangsrs BACK over tho i lltmore
and Ohio lnaa.
STEAMBOATS, ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Ata meeting OF thu supery sorry inspectors
Of steam vess Is To day. tn report Of the New
Orleans supervi4ur w,is read. showing that
during the past year not single dehth was oc
oAsioued by steam explosion. which IL unpre-
cadented Ia the history OF Mississippi steam
boat navig .tion.
AproIN rMENTs nr THE PRESIDENT.
Among tho gsntsnan Appnint4d nv the
Presidsntns special asaay commi- sonars to
{ st aud examine tho Hnene+s and weight nf
metals ana ootu strnck ut ths mint. were II m.
Chas Buckley. Of Montgomery. Ala. and Ed
ward Daniels # Virginia.
HOW THE CHEYENNhs WE'RE STARVED TO DEA II.
Mr.. Leeds. late chief clerk of the Ia,ian
offie.. appeared before III, Senate stlecn com
Hittes to TX anime into the circu stAnesr CON
a. cfed with the removal 81 the Northern Ch-y-
enues from the Sioux reservation 10 the Iudinn
Territory. and gave testt ouy intandei 10
snow hat thu com mplaint of tha-e lodian-. that
they were being starved ut thrtr agency, Was
& W.. Iu Iii testimony TODAY he asserted that
the Indian Office infor med by their agent
of lack or food aud that Commisaioner Hayt
refused tp furnish thA nRent with the supplies
which the trt atty called for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Events that are Occurring on the
Other Side or tho Atlantic.
The Proposed Increase In the German
Army-Tha Distress in Ireland
Intensified Nv the
Cold Weather.
The dolos Proposes that tho Poles Bhall Be
Treated Like the Russians.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. Jan, R-Tbs Times. In a ieading
edlt rial article today, unm sntIng on the
proposed increase III the German army eaya
VIVA n diatu hnE IN thu matter IL the vivid
revelation II affnras II the tarrhe coalition of
an armed truea in witch Europe etista from
day to day. The wisiem aua nrmtess of atatsa-
man may avert enisi"n OF these arm d
farees, but aunh achievement will need inoee.
SAINT vlailano,. and patience may give way At
aueh time.
Enslani ought to hal herself a. fraaaz pos
aihia from AL uhn teaasary engagements. In
nrier To he ahle. II moo aIary. To max har voine
ha trd n ahrnn nritla Il IN I'm 'ut. wlsn tta whole
course oi Enropa n history mlgh h = hangius
In tha b tltnos Fsr grattar ilsu ~ tp thu world
uoy at stake In Enrnpa than In nv other
nuarar nf 'ha gtpaa. ald IN detiling them
england maY h ava atit more hanafernt uart to
play than wee aha haa vet tnllllai, Tp nlav II
# Gtaivalv aha must be stIouI aud ane anould
be Mt peace"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
SPOKTINH NEWS.
The Spring Meeting Of the Savannah Jockey
Club Emily T, LUCKY Hit. and Dali
gasian The Winners,

FAvArrAH, Ga, Jan "a Tho spring meeting
" he Hesannah jockey club closed with a fair
a I nj roe
Frat Raee-Lsmar aaRne. mile hsata; five
on rias. hree = ters- Wand rar nIly Emily
u. md Plaueroid'a rot Wanda' came In
n At. hnt lnst the beat aud was declared out : I
th 'iana hY the II lin IT u fsul whleh nj
lowed hv 10 Judges Emily r. i Ing nnnou eond
thn winner. fsneroid colt SECOND. Time,
i.iss
ha second heat won hy Emily F Time.
i:6n Considerable money was ioat on Wander
ar misfortune.
Second Race lilo daeh three ntarted-I,uek nt y
HI. antou and The HawH. lucky Hit won.
AARON came IN second bes. but wna given tho
ihid pa~ r looaag seven pounds duflng
the heat ime 4as
Third Rare Mile heats ovnr four huriias
won nv DLEHalau ~ two etrriHht heats. Jack
Frisg seoon1. Jim Fay tlaano"d hnvlng STUN.
hlad aud thrown hIa rider In the flrat heat nj
the third hurdle Time. 2;ib.
BpgaRpua'a wager.
EoHnoN. Jan ~ Heits LITE publishes "a lot
ter II, III iApt. hoga due. III American ptgeon-
hot off, ring 10 wager nnn against fltnlthat
10 nan kiit 1000 piEauns quicker than anY man
In tho Wnrlt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
ktN
Grand State Dinner by Lord Beaoonsfeld-
His Majesty on ths Briny Deep.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 24-At the earnest solioita-
ton OF Lord Beaconstield. his Majesty the King
of the Carnival delayed the departure of tue
royal feet SO that himself aud party could
attend n grand state nner. given In his honor
on Wednesday last by Lord Beaeon-fed
Tn.r- lre present II r. II. Prince of Wales.
the LORD Mayor II Loainu. members, Of the
diplomais corps. many distinguished mem
brrs Of b,th Houses ot Parliament. ind men
honored In the hald of literature and science.
The affair will long be r-inem bered as on- Of
the most happy occasions foe the exchange OF
International sentiments OF friendship and
esterm
The royal fl 4et cleared from this port at e.
q. y st.rday. amid savos Of arttll.ry. the wav.s
Ing III flags. and the shouts or thousands Of
spectators.
His Mi sty carries with him the new tnstru-
ment calis the Cablsph me. which II su .cess-
fully laid wilt -nabls him TO Iatk with this
port during more than two-tbirds of his jour
nay to Nav Orlea $. Were he will arrive on
Monday, Febguar, Q.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
sai,imore.s Chart, to Ireland.

BALTIMORE Jan n -ArchbIshop Gibbons has
issnad a isltsr 10 the pastors af the Catholic
churches In this city. dir citing 'hpm Mt all the
maas"s to. mprr w TO commend the cause Of
SUI ring Ireland 10 their congregatit ns and
receive the contributions I the faithful to that
end.
at the Corn and Flour Exchange the contri-
buttons amounted to Sl70O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

pany. Tn following oHlnars were oleo'e '.
n dn y Dilnn. rrpeiaen,. Ellsha hhina, vic?
ps' 81 '"nt: Henry MeFatiand etetetary Hnl
traasur"t. directors. Frni Ame' hiisho At
ltha. = n Rtter aud q. u. xter nf Bm-
TN Gsrloa Il nreeley.. - ~. Louis Rllney
nhriee. David low nnd Tnomos Y rrhe,t ~
y " York: W l.. Hoo t. E'le. Pa q uodg I,
Iowa: John Hh ~ Hall Lahe Olv II. Il. II.
Ul.rk. Omaha, Tha pan Of nnuaeliia lon ia
the ey"ha1pe Of stook - the three rnada Tor
t9at of he new company dollnr for dollar. Mt
pr lht htuds ~ the tuai viii remain ar n'
present aud Will y, n Hon on the several div-
Eiuna. aa OIL rRtnalv III .cal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
An Infected YeasAI

NEW YoRK Jan u tho achooner Cherubim.
nf Dolh. Phiiii - lttts Llnk1. from Mragon3
December II. yia JAcksoneIHe. january Is. ar
rived aud reporte that on December "a. u. j.
twent seventh. y. y. Lank captain. died Of
yellow fever. aud oa The twenty eighth ths pnt
into Smithyllle to send the ok. who was Sick
to he hospital
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
titi,M ANY.

LONDON, Jan. 2t,-Tbo Standards Paris mud
vi 7nit ubir Ru tuiantt NttCr IN 1t no nrn poaai
innfaasa OF tue aatman army Ia attracting
IN ,ah attention IN ,hnaa nnpitaa,
The PoRH lerllH nrrr.a ,nndeni nava' The
inereaaa " viswAd To II lanca aud tih .ra Il III
Iva circles With aam" apprehension. hanRu4 q ~
tho extra Tux uion ron iefod necessary to carry
II into efTppt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Collision between y.sn,,s.

BosToN Jan N.-The ba Sarah e. Frazer.
from POI tland tor MAtanzt WIS run into and
sunk by ha steamer Sar iniAn from Baltimore
for Liverpool One Dumas AMI the captain's-
Wife were LOST AMI the rt.t ian led at Halifax.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Consolidation Of Railroads.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 24-A consolidation OF the
Union Pacl1c. Z 4nsas Pacific and Denver Pa
noon. and the new consolidated company will
be known as the Union Pacific Railroad Com
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
IRELAND.

LONDON Ian a. ~ hl'raaa In Irnland Ia
intahpffyina n'taar Tho Influence III heard frost
,tHYs hnE auena dad the tnill weather which hna
prevailed since GhEtstmna.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Movements OF ocean Vessels,

New YORK Jan. q Arrived: Steamer Alien
town from New OrIsa ls. The captain
Dorls. January ls. latltu Ia "a O4 degrees, lon-
gttud 81 d-gee 81 n'nutes picked up twenty
bales Of ton: no marks vi .ibln. Braemer
Castle Oh rlhel. Felicia, Thinevalla. George w.
Clyde. Gen, Whitney, Isaac T. IL. A, Dewitt.
rived out: Scotia. All 0. @ pronslIa. P.antain HI
bernia. HON wari: Nj onit Carmichael for.
vannah. horGen-li 10 for New Orleans. Colo
NAL Fmp for Pensacola,
NORFOLK. Jan 4-SlIsd: Ship Orial, for
Havre, wi. b 1919 bales cotton and $4,000 bushels
corn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

Wilkie Collins ts fifty-fye years old, and his
father was landscape painter Of considerable
fame, VINO named his son Wilkie after the
Scotch artist. Young Collins studied law.
His first novel Was written when he was
twenty-six years old. He wrote "The Woman
In White" when he Was thirty-six. He is a
hard and painstaking writer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
RUSSIA.

Fir FNTrRaruRa Jan "a Tho Goias urgea
that the iima ha4 c,na t,r this l. gtnniug of
namllafa reconciliation with the Folaa hy
nlaaiuE hon on TIN Hama footing as KuaElail
Ruhjacta.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25

The Cincinnati pap-rs are making eonsid-
erable fuss over an iitotic policeman whose
"the levee." The nffi.er was trying every
door by turning the knob and giving violent
push. This worked v-ry wel as iong as the
doors were locked, but when he came to one
that was not and poked bis head inside to
explore, the sagacious burglar, who was nur-
suing business In there, quietly tapped him
over the head with club AMI walked away.
leaving the brilliant represent atige Oh the
municipal government senseless on the side
by citizen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
The Penalty for Enttcsng Negroes from
Georgia

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan 24-Tuo men engaged.
without license. In enticing the negroes OF
Morgan county, Ga 70 go TO Mississippi were
arrested to-day and fned $3.50 aud costs und.r
the stringent State law against such practices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
Aid for ireland.

MACON, Jan. M-The cItizans OF Macon have
sent 81 o to the irish anff-tera. II was mostly
sent to uam, one Of The most afflicted districts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
A boyEHs eUIcrDE.

NEW YoHW Jan. "a. "A q ,lutnbin. B. o.. special
s"ys: ftnaton ID Mood editor OF tho Clarendon
Press. and of Henry NJ. Mood ons of the
most dis ipgnishod Methodist preachers in
South Caro ina. commIttsi suicide ut Manning
village IL night By blowing Gu hia brains with
pistol. Mood hHd address, sd beautiful Jew
ess, aud threnteued to kill himself II ahe rs,-
fused his n r. hot~i hatandi6g bis threat the
inlr dtukhtsr OF IarHe - si him. and me
rAah young iournai5g thus Tut an end to his
life.
ACCIDENT on THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD.
new York. Jan, 4.-At Ia 30 thie morning o
an emigrapt train on his svated Railroad was
going south on Eighth Avsnne, the engine
jumped the track. cauHei by n mi placed
witch. aud fell +, tho ground n distance Of
tW W'ny Ave feet Seven on the eng ngins fell
with IT.; two were seriously and the others
slightly Injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
CRIhES AND CASUALTIES.
Gov, Blackburn Pardona Eighty Seven Con-
victs in the Kentucky Penitentiary.

CINCINNATI. Jan, 24.-Advicee from Frankfort
XIV. repott thai to-day Gov. Blackburn par
dynsA out eight Y hevsn couvtets from hs State
psnitentthry. Tne reason for this who'll sale
eye"utiye elemsncy the condition OF the
pfisou and It., INN .t.,a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
MAIN E..

The Situation Growing More Criti.
cal Every Minute.
The State House Converted into a
Fortress The Fueioniats Organ
iaing Military Companies
Throughout the State
Probability OF Dis
turbances and
Riots.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-25
ToE BOSS MACHINE.
Full Particulars Of tho "CIcment
Attachment" by tho Owner
Where IL fs Made, What
IL IL and What 1t
Does.
Future OF the Machine.
ICpurler Journal /!

We are permitted TO print tho following letter
from u. II, whitfield ESQ, tho owner and
patentee of the clement Attachment. to aen-
tlsman Of Bsnton county. Miss. In whitb he
anawera every pos sible question with ref ference
to his great invention. Tho lster will fully
astafy those who have recently addressed In .
aniiiaa to tho Courier Journal with refsrencp to
the Clement Attachments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
AUCTION MALES.

TRUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
a HOUSE AND LOT IN WEST END,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA-By virtue of
deed of trust from Charles l.. Msrkns to the
undersigned, duly recorded in the land records
of Fairfax county, in liber Z, No. 4, page SIG, l
vii! cell for cash, by public auction. on SAT-
URDAY, the 10th day Of March. 1880, about IL
o'clock n,.. in tront of tho premises, in the vii
lsge Of West End. FairfbN county, Va, tha
house. and LOT thereby conveyed, bounded
and described as follows: The same lying on tho
extension Of Duke street, running from the city
OF Alexandria. commencing at the southeast
corner of lot owned or formerly owned by Lei.
herman, and running thence east on and along
SAID Duke steet tx.ended 10 feet G inches, moro
or lass, to the southeast corner of said lot 20 a
locust post, the same being tho established cor
ner OF said lot, and Of the lot owned or formerly
owned by Jonathan Roberts; thence northerly
parallel or nearly so TO the west line of said lot
TO point in the board fence on the north line of
SAID lot KS feet moro or leas thence westerly
parallel to the south line Of said lot, and with
Duke street ll9 feet 6 inches, Mora or les; To-
Inc east limo OF said Leiocrman's lot; thenre
southerIy to tho place Of bsginnine-sho uropcI-
ty nov occupied by Jos Bruin.
feb 20-ts FRANK &. SWAINE. Trus.aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
&!:ksEkE.y yvElk-S.

kIGI Y ii!;am says the iic.rnsG la the Ger.
uinn srsnv ~ an :hs0iu'c nCcstsitr.
k'D3 |!nmhcri gave 81 bar qurt at Rome last
night Ia Eoarr 81 Prof. NoIdcnsk ioId.
An English sGualran has arrived ut S,Ubica
10 see what a,n 3D. done Tor tho rcoaAo of C;,I
SyOgc.
Pcr,Ii IS 80 iveIy assembling troops, and
irrs' verify information hsa been received that
The prrsiau army will march On llerst.
AnIniei7icw will shortly take place between
King Alous, nni rho King OF rortugaaI at
MOnnsIrrarahida, Andulusis.
Tho London Standard Announces that further
Cove romrnt assistance will be given 10 tho dis
lrcs5cd inhabitants Of tho islands on the Galway
coast
Tho Duko of EdngbuIg went to Windsor
yesin, day to lcava his children with Tho Qloon
while ko COCA 10 Russia 10 bipg tho DuShcss
home.
Andrew d. White. tho American Minister
al Birlia, throw oron tho ROOMS oftho legation
TO brilliant Anglo American throng OF guests,
in honor Of Washington's birthday.
At ESQ clock Monday night llaht osclllA'
tory shock Of earthquake was ielt at San CrlstO
| BAL Cuba. and ut 800 yesterday morning au-
other and violent shock, accompanied By a noise
| like an explosion.
Dssn Stanley has revived 40 addr 81 with
5 200 signatures and gave audience TO u dcpu
tation protesting against tho erection of {
monument 10 Westminster Abbey to The
memory Of the Ia'o Primo, Imperial, Tut The
| Dean refused 20 altar his decision 10 the matte +
and said if ho were to give way 10 this instance
| il would open the door for complaints from
| eyery party against honors To rivals. Relative
to tho supposed feeling in America agaiost TIT
| erection Of tho monument he said that doubt
I,ss if the Oilcans priooes had fallen 10 the VS.
| Of secession their graves wond have been heap
ed with all tho honora tho United States cou
bestow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-25
LCE.lE RREL.RTfES-

Tho Pioneers, q colored organic alton, psrsded
the streets of the city to day
~, Ihe Right Rev. Bishop Hare preach; & in Christ
church this evening al half past four.
New. Mr. Lipcodt will preach in tho Gorman
Lutheran Church tonight at O'Clock.
C"i. M. u. Ball, Collector of Customs al,
Alssks, was in the city today. 10 is looking
very well.
:, Inc Virginia Conference of tho Methodist
hplscoral Church, with which tho church ia
TINS city IS connected, Will comrnauco ts annual
SESSION III orlo!l; next week. It is not known
tbs city or not. but it il thought urobnblo thst
n" VIII, at least his Congregation and tho Ajax
"a"ra Reform CLUB hone SO.
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TX. Lincoln who wss murdered 0osr llsrri
s1nburs, lsst Friday aish', au ;coount cf which
appeared 10 yesterdays g. ute, was not o
COUSIN It President Liacoln as reported
Mr.. John Bowers, yell koo8n ci,iz,n nj
L>udouu cjuoiy, vas striker With raralysi on
Sau, d,y evening. Fsb,uuy 2ls', while 10 bis
nl'l at WheaIlaud, and died Oh Monday.
George Woods. who murdered Jacob Lin
coin, near Harrisonburg, has been .ptured and
Is now 10 Ill there. A:ior committing Tho muir
der WOODS h,d 10 tho mouutains but was traced
to his hiding p!,c, by the cfIicor of the law.
Hls accomplish, Reed, was bailed 10 the sum Of
81 600.
"A are Occurred in Biidgowalcr, Rockingham
county, Monday, destroy ing Two dwellings,, one
millinery and Que dry goods store. L.ss 81 500
TO- 50 ooo; INSURANCE. 90 sleek Of dry goods soma
SO 900.
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A QUEER HEAD PANIRYMAN.-Tho jesse
lloyt. famous New York steamboat man, used
to have ior head pantryman bent and crippled
darkoy. whose TACO was as full Of humor as his
form was Of kinks and knobs. His namo YVES
Eobert Smith, and his malady was chronic rheu
matlsm. lilo tiled Gios' Imminent Iodido Am
monla idr week Of tho present winter, and next
season intends to asLonish bis old acquaintanccs
on too lloyt by his nppoararc, rs sound man,
Giles Ellis euro Erysreas. Sold by druggist
Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles, 100 West
Broadway. Trial si2, 81 cont.