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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ TANTED-MEN-Af first-class Life Insurance
w Company desires to employ a. few men TO
devote their entire time to their interest in Ohio
and Indiana, to whom liberal compensation will
be paid. Must be Of COOL character, and possess
TACT energy and perseverance. Past experience
IN the business not necessary. Address. stating
age, past occupation, and salary received and ex-
pected. with references. MANAGER, Lock Box
1858, Cincinnati, Ohio. a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

Pat. McKeown has been dismissed
from the police force, for drunkenness.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
REPORT ON .KELLoss's CASE.

Senator Ben. Hill to-day made a majority
report and Senator Hoar q minority report
from the Committee on Privileges and
Election in the Kellogg case. slr
The former reports that kellogg OBJ
tanned his election through corrupt means,
and should be unseated. Hoars report
makes an opposite recommendation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

ards are here; also J. G. Ullery, Marshal Of
the Southern District of Ohio. u, ~ ~
RILL-RAYMoND SCANDAL.
Reports were sent last hight that Hill's
friends have accused Gordon Of completely
in the Hill. Raymond scandal. Senator
Hill and his friends are indignant at the
report. -. .,......-f.,s ..s,y a.
They deny empbatically that such an ac-
cusation was ever made, and that, on the
contrary, Gordon has been one OF Hilrs
warmest friends in this affair.
TO TALK WITH THE OLD MAN. y N
Senator Conkling and Don Cameron
have gone to Harrisburg to talk with
Simon Cameron about the Chicago Conyen
ti0n
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

VIZ ANTED-TO BUY-A copy Of yohnson's En-
wv cyclopedia- AddresaJ. G. T., Daily Sc. Of
hce, Cincinnati, O L felEu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December 90 $780,
The market to day is dull and quie. tho traus.
actions continuing light. The sales of Flour are
light, and are only for home consumption. The
only GALES reported Of Wheat TO day we're few
lots of inferior Fullz at 100 and ITO. About 600
bushels of white Corn brought Is ard AZ. Ore
lot of Bye cold at 90, and 10 Oats reported
Country produce is in ic,ire inquiry and will te
high until after Christmas.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 90 Virginia 6s old %; do
deferred -; do consolidated 70; do I'd series % /;
past due coupons 90 new 10.4Os 81 bid to. dsy.
Cotton quiet; middling III. Flour dull snd
unchanged. Wheat-Southern nominal in al
ser c, Of receipts Western lowet and weak {:
Southern red 1l0Al17; d. amber l18sli3; No 2
Western winter rel spot and Dec 1l3t,113s;
Jan 1l4sll4t; Feb 1l7all7t; Mach ll9laZJ.
Oorn-Southern steady; Western lower and in
active; Southern white 80; do yellow 50,51 !;
Western mixed spot and Dec 641; Jan SAT .54$;
Feb 54s.55; Mar 548455 Oats dull; Western
white 42.43; do mixed 40si1; Penna AZ. Bye
dull at lO0Al02. Bay unchanged. CtE ,s Arm
and without change Sugar IN; A sof. q
Whiskey quiet q! l7ASl u.s.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Stocks firm. Money
8. Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat lover and
heavy. Corn unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

Nottipg TIA: has Happened recently Illus
trates more g!a-iag'g the narrow minded blgotry
OF radcs|isn than tho appointment of Gen.
Howard to tho Command Of West Pciot lie
never would have been thought of 10 connection
with the Military Academy had it not been tor
tho Whitaker aE4ii. but that affair having
happened, Of sll tho oGic:rs 10 the Grey. aud
that. too, notwithstanding the woll grounded
suspicious that attach to bis management OF The
Freedmsn's bank and Howard University, aud
his military aefiei euo7 as demonstrated 10 The
Me- Psro.s csmpaigp. his CONSPICUOUS profts
sion OF negro oqu,liy necessarily. pciued him
out TO rad c,lism as the proper instrument for
teaching aud enforcing the s7cial tqaaity OF
negro and white SO d ers, though all reasonable
men kno1 that such equality is impossible, at
less. 10 this generation. Co. ..-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

The pot house broii' that took place o. The
& Dor of The House of Representatives last iueS
dsy evening c,me to an impoteus coucGs
yesterday, when both of the principals to II, OF
their owe vo;iou. expressed regret for what
they had done. The result shows that the ad
vice of tho Southern member. sit cove and
let them fight" Shorld have been adopted. Tor
theu-thst is if either OF then. possesses aog OF
the physical bravery and ptoTess CT wtioh they
brsRped SO muca-ooo OF least would have
been punished for bis ruGaDy behaviour. A
rough and tumble. knoc!. and gouge fIht IN
the area 10 front CT the Speakers seat. with
the members standing 90 their desks spplsu1'
ing it, and hand shaking sud.lriDks ali round
when it vas ever, would have differed cal9 il a
slight degree from what actually happerec;
woald have itfic!ed upon the country DO great
or insult than tn, one imposed. and would
have bean as nrccrous to those eugsged in 1t
as the discracefui f,r TO which We al;ude,
for there is nothing trucr thsn tho assertion
that elective representatives, fairly represent
the people By whose votes they ere elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Financial

NEW YoRK. Dc. % TIE PISS Gcarcial
article says the S.ock EyoAa1gs mslkets ase
ell rather ,iet to Gag. u. S. bands are 10
changed Railroad bcads Gre strong a. 40 ad.
Psace Of 4s2 per cen., tho latter lIeElQh and
Wikesbnre lccomes. Texas sod Pacific Rio
Graade div. or, I'D j TO sol, and B,stoo,
Hartford acd Eli. II to IS. Inc sock mar
&c: during tho frs: two hours was alternately
sroog aud hessy. Since noon the market
has bacn stroog. sod plcss have advanced t
81 pr cent. the lsttar Reading. The
seek uh;cl have attrf c.ed most attelioa have
beea Eia, ". 5 crn Uoloo Telegraph, Lake
Shcro. Ubicn p-ci6c. Canada Southern aad
Readlog. The q. S. Assistant Treasurer here
this ncroics recsiVcd instructions BY mtii from
Washington to beqa next Tuesday, the Ssh,
the paymea,. Witbou; rebate OF tho Jan
uary intsr s.. which amounts to .b)us
SIS 100 eco. ThH remsi1iag sxes OF
1889. bswtca 10000 COZ AID $4,000.
600 wil TOT be pad un,il naturJty.
We base to day far 6 per cent. money
market. All the money wti,h is to c'me cut
Of the Treasury vii! be lev pcney to tho mar
ke'. TIC market for fo;eign exchange, while
quiet is s,rurg The posted rates OF the lead.
TO- d;aseri ct t!erog were this moToipg cd.
vauc@i Iia!f a cent to 1901 ard 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

CouGHs-"Bro1on's Bronchial 7roches'' src
used With advantage to alleviate CoUaHs. SORE
THROAT HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC-
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having bean
tested by wide and constant use for nearly al en-.
tire generation, they have attained well merlted
rank among the few staple remedies Of the age.
TEE THRoAT.-"Bro,0n' Bronchial ITochcs' /:
act directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in oil disorders OF the
Throat and Laryn1, restoring q healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
of the voice, and produce a clear and dis.inc
enunclation. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
A COUCH, COLD, OATARRu OR SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention. as negec. of.
tentimes results in some incurable Lung Dit.
ease. 'Bro,on's Bronchial IroeheS' will a..
most Invariably give relief limitations ere Of.
fered for sale, many of which are injurious TIE
genuine "Brown'a Bronchial Tro:hcs" are sold
only in boxes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

Andrews American Qucen is the pril pal
society newspaper of this country. In its COL
umns are recorded tho chief social events In one
hundred CHI % and towns on this continent. In
addition to its society news. the Queen is now
presenting to its rstrons the last ard beet novel
By Walter Besant and james Rice, tho ce!e.
brsted English collsborsteurs, entitled THE
Chaplain of the Fleet" The action of tho novel
is laid in the eighteenth century. and the reader
will be charmed with the qusint pictures of we
olden time' which it presents. In subscribing to
the Queen it will be well to begin with tho De-
cember 4th number, in which the story is COM
menced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
From Ireland.

LogDoN. Dec. 23.-It is worthy Of nota that
the entire garrison in Ireland does 70. iac.u1o a
single Gisiisc!iTely Irish regiment
Tbs parish priest says he intends to proceed
against Hr. HeLc, JoSee, who was recently
boy co!tod" fer libel in consequence Of mr.
Jones statement TO the eject that the priest had
induced tho !aborsrs TO quit bis employ mont.
The Dublin CORE ponc cut OF The Times Gays {:
The Introduction vi the land league into the
North Of Ireland has hnd the effect Of sct!in g
tho existing tensnt right bordeyers, who had been
for sometime quiesctnt, again in motion in some
districts and two concurrent movements arc cow
in progress, ono Of which il distinct from The
lesgus although sgro: ing to somo ex!eEt with
lis priGcip!es.
The printers CT pl; lrds fyr !essue meetings
througEo the country have received directions
to st:eud lns trisl of the traversers and to pro-
DUO, tho orGers tor the pubiics;ion OF Tie
NJ sTT=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

A meat,ng Of the British csbiLet council is
srnnCned for tho 30lh instant
The Marquis of Ripon, viceroy OF lIei', who
has been III some time is Gonzales ant.
Austria deusnds of tho Porto tbs release Of
the Prince Ct the Ai.;dites tho principal Calho-
lie tribe in northern Albania, arrested recently.
All tho powers have agreed 30 al arbitration
in the Greek frontier question but Gfeecs has
instructed her consuls In oil Countries to DECLINE
any such proposals.
In various parts of Belgium floods are becom-
ing serious. particularly Of LieRe ard buy:
Heavy floods are reported in The department. OF
Cslvsdos, France. Several towns aud villages
are inundated. In the reighborhood CT Cain
houses have fallen 10. The damage is consid-
cradle. ...
A dispatch fson Odessa says the Gcyernor
General OF kharkoff states that during the year
1879, 1900 inhabitants of that province dlod OF
diphtheris, and 500 during the fret ten months
Of 1880. Typhus fever is increasing in tho South
of Russia There are eco cases nov 10 the hos.
pital at Odessa.
a scene occurred in the French Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday over the removal of cruel.
fixes from schools. The debate showed that the
law gives the local authorities 6iscr elton relative
to the retention of such religious emolems. put
that the police had in some lnstances sccom.
plished their removal in careless and lrreVerent
manner, throwing the cruciixes into the van at
the door. n. Herold explained that he had
punished those who had 60 acted, and That he
had himself received authorization from Premier
Ferry before he ordered ihsir removal. The
tone of II. Herold's speech produced a great up.
rear on the Right, particular bis statement
that the question WAS one merely OF school turn;
i,ure a vota WAS subsequently taken; ana
NJ. Herold offered his resignation, but haally
Withdraw il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

T;mee ~ ITV
i'n coapgo ard man change with them !;
General Grant is q man therefore General
Grant changes with the times There ON te
nothipg plaiaer thsn this. But General Grant
is not satisfied with this perfectly apparent
truth, and tries to make it even moro pisso, TOR
though he must know that many people re-
member his evidence before the famous ricon~
s.ruction committee, erd that many moro have
the speeches he made Immediately p.ecsdipg
the Chicago CONVENTION sill fresh 10 TIER
memory, be now isud' tie thrift, enterprise
and, remarkable TO state, even the honesty OF
the carpet bsggers, snd says tho prosperity OF
the South would have bsen much greater 1t she
had given them better treatment. variety 10
toe spice of life. but the changes that como Ger
the spirit of General Grants dreams POSSES
unique character that gives them additional
charms. Nevertheless, We are g'sd the carpet
baggers lett the South. for she is poor eacugh
now 10 al conscience. but if their reign had cou'
tioued much logger there would not have been
left do'lsr within her borders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
ParaIOxeS.

II is difficult to believe tha. the biography ct
Dr.. johnson vas written By 3Ssipiug 'ItcESrY
bore.
That CoHey, VINO boasts vita 80 much gay.
ely Of the versatility Of lis passion anoDg 80
many sWeethearts, Wintcd the ooofd.uoo even
10 address one.
That the thoughtful, oss:-iruD essay S # John
Foster we're originally written IS love eplsI!ts TO
the lady who became bis vile.
That Byron Wcu,d never help Luy Ooo to salt
at the table, nor be helped himself.
That the eds Of Temperance. Tho Cd 0 ik:n
Blctet," was written By Q ,urneymau printer
Under the Inspiration of brady.
Thst so many OF the exquisite lett5n.ss' OF Lady
Montague were DESTROYED oy her mother, who
ibid not approve that she should disgrtc, her
family by adding to its literary honors."
That Luther the greatest OF refofmere ana
Baxter, the greatest Of the Puritans, aad Wea
ley the greatest religious leader OF DIS country,
believed IN witchcrsfs.
That Schiller wrote his William Tel" with
out ever having seen the Rlories OF Lake Luce'ne
That Scott never SAW "Fsir Melrose' by
moonlight. THE truth was Scot! would not g.
there for fear of bosies.
That Napoleon, with q million armed men
under his command, sat down in rage and sf'
fright to order Fouche to send little woman
over the frontiers lest she should cay something
about him to be laughed at in tse drawing roons
at Paris.
That Lafonthine, who, 10 his Fables, makes
amin ss, trees and stones talk 'wss in Lis coz
versatlon proverbially dull and stupid"
That Socrates learned music and Pla!arch
Latin after they were 10 years DID,.
That Baxter, the author Of one hundred and
sixty. light works upon theology. wrote at tho
end of bis life: II see that good men are not so
good a. once thought they WERE and lied
that few are 80 bad ss malicious enemies or cen-
serious professors do imagine"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. deer. za. 1880
The expressed iacntion Of the republicans to

The expressed ia!cntian Of the Republicans to
r,duce tbs Congressional representation OF the
South 10 c,rstqlsDc, Of alleged bu'Idtzag 10
this section. aot their putting Gen. Howard 10
Command Of West Point show they arc IS
ignorant Of The real feeling 10 the South ss The
B:s1!cs. II the S5r!h were disloyal it would be
natural for her to desire to bring diec;ed;t upon
the county aid liz government in all its
brarcacs. She would ihsrefolc I'll up the halls
Of Congress with iiliterate negroes and sur
charge West Pom. viii the same race, go as to
travcst2 lis laws enc ruiz its army. Because she
tries to prevent both these evils she is threat
entd With various sorts Of punishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
and Virginia Advertiser
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Robert Over, c,iorsd. atten pttd 10 murder
Mrs. W. + Clifton. wiin ct thu telegraph cp
orator at Stoney Creek, Suss:x c)uny, yester'
day, by shooting at her through a nd0E. bu.
she escaped unit 1rtd. 4 parry OF maa ere 10
pursuit of lin.
The house Of Mr.. Thomas A. Saith, e!
Haymulket, Primo, William county, Wss eIter'
ed by thieves lest week aod robbed OF about
one hundred dollars 10 money and other ttl5gs.
The robbers entered MIR. SIS sleeping rcon
and took thersfron bis pantaloops.
Gen. Casper TochmaD, who was exlled from
Pollard for participation in toe revolution OF
1880. aud who held bsisadier generals com'
eighty fifth year, TUESDAY. st bis homo 10
Spoltsy,vanis o3uoty, where &c hal been living
some years 10 retirement.
Mrs. W. A. B. Smith. lisiag near O5co-
qusp, was tbrowa from buggy 90 Sunday lass
and seriously it 1red. The hers, attached to
the vehicle ran off aud the buggy VS. run
| against The corn house, throwing tue LADY cut,
cltting her severely 10 several pIsc:s a9d irac'
turing her skull. Hopes arr, hoW.Vtr. eater
tained Of her recovery.
The raa6iusterb' State committee we're in
session 10 Rishmoud last right nearly all Of
the prominent reai ju5ters being 10 attend aEc'.
Gen. Mahcne. the chairman OF the coz mittec,
and Col. w. E. Cams op, Of Petersburg. were
present. Al informal discussion Of the public
debt, public schools and other important Issues
expected to be involved in the State canvass
next fal! wero discussed. and al addrsss to The
people OF the State will bo prepared, ird ciIiog
the programme to be clrried cut By the read
lister party. 1t is Understood that q full
reputl GIN State ticket will be pu! 10 the field:
and the reac aster leaders will probably adopt
liue of policy in accordance vita tina: ldsa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
Affairs in Ireland.

The British Government yesterday summoned
. number of Dublin reporters as witnesses in
the state tr:a's, and ordered them 10 bring their
note books in which they took down the speeches
Of Parnell and the other indicted agita!o1s.
Some more regiments have been ordered 10 Ire.
land, and it is expected that 81 GOO troops will
be gsrrisoned there before the first OF the yesr.
A great meeting was held at Loughrea yester-
day for the purpose of denouncng the govern
ment for suppressing the Cuilohil meeting
Several Irish-Americans made speeches. They
declared that the Irishmen in Americs are pre-.
pared to assist in Riding ireland of landlords.
A resolution was passed thanking the Congress
Of the United States for its expression o, SYM
paihy with Irishmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
New York stock Market.

NEa YORK. Dec. 23.-The stock market has
been fnirly active, tn. tho speculation has been
very irregular in tone. Tro changes in prices,
however. were very slight, and the Huct
were COZ Il aed within lho rauyo CT per cent
At the present writing the general list is II per
cent { # from yo;tsrday's closing quotsli Jrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
MichaeIon, the NthiIist.

LONDON, Dec. g "A Berlin dispatch 10 the
Oa:Iy Telegraph states that MIC aaelon, the nj.
hiiist noblensn, whose arrest was announced
yettarGsy, was an sctive participation in the at
tempt against the fo Gt ..M tG EsdIpvIUr OF huS.la
a. inc winter palace on the l7ih CT February
Last, when III soldiers Of the guard were killed
snd - wounded sone Of them fatally, by the
explosion of dynamite mine in the cellar H.
der the imperial dining hsil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

FATAL RAILROAD ccIDENT "A fearful rail-
road st c:dent occurred On the Carolina Central
Railroad, three miles from lircolnton, yester-
day afternoon. The entire passenger train, az
ceps the engine, which passed over safely. went
through the trsssel, which at that point is fifty
feet high. 1t is known that mail agent David
Bloom and passenger named j. w. Goodson
were disabled by the accident and subsequently,
burned up in the flames which communicated
from the coal stoves on the road to the shattered
and splintsred care, WHICH were piled one upon
another in the chssm. The conductor, Captain
Harris Johnston, escaped with slight Injuries.
There were very few persons in the train, and it
is ct known that any one else was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
1COMMUNICaTED

horn IL,wIEG.-Mr. "Oitzan" feels callsd
upon to make an apology to "ono of the ur-
chnsn for wounding his fsoliog, in his protest
against horn blowing. snd would gay that the
extract from the Baltimore Gszatte, as quoted 10
the first instance. partially convinced him oflhe
error of his ways, but the pathetic clcquenco OF
the appeal from the above mentioned 'urchin" 10
Tuesday evenings Or stte, together With tho
powerful arguments contained therein, oished
the good work. Mr.. Uiiiz n wlthdrsws his OF
lection, CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

PROFITABLE FARMING.-Ie ss than four 3 GAYS
ated two miles north Of Brandy Station, for
which he paid SIS, 64. 40 being S1640 per acre.
The land WAS considered very poor but of nat
ursily good quality. Within period of four
years, by thorough cultivation and with the aid
stock, &C., to pay for his farm. besides building
good fences on it, making the fields thirty acres
each. When he bought the land there was no
clover at sill on it, but as its present owner be-
lieves in clover as fertilizer. he made an effort
TO get portion of it set IN grass. and this Fall
past he threshed nearly forty bushels from nine
icon acres for which he get SIS per bushel.-
CaEpeper Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
Dcaln OF u Famous koyeIist.

IoND:N, Dec 2}-hrs. Cross. r'George El
iorD the distinguished nGvsist, died 1T ter
O'clock las. night. Her dsath was quiet and IL
most uainless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
EUiclGc.

Few YORK, Dto. 23-John krsnenthsl, q
GerH.n 50 years ole, committed suicide st East
New York this morning by swallowing Paris
green. Lack Of employment is the cause as-
s.enei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

SLAVERY IN Brazil -Adyices from Bio de
Jsneiro ds!ed the LIST inst, say: Sin the Cham.
Der of deputies the President of the Council, in
reply 10 tho Interpolation OF Senior Quartz re-
speeding the American Minister'S attendance at
al anti.savery hasquet on November ooh, said
the government wss resolute in its non.inter.
ference with tho gradual extinction of slavery,
aud had nothing to do with the abolition agts-
lion as long 80 it WAS kept on legal grounds He
SAID he considered &r. Billiards connie otion
with the question as merely individual, but they
were certain the opposition would rally round
the government should, at any time, any foreign
government seek to intervene in the internal
affairs of Br.zil."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
From CaDe Town.

LoGD9N. Dec. 70 a dispatch &c the TINES
from Cape Town Gays: "Addi!ional forces raised
ID suDpregs the Ba:u.os Gre LOW stationed ~
various points on tho frontier. a great par! q
Tembulsnd has teen cleared Of rebsf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

II October, when tho woods arc glorious 10
their scarlet and golden drapfry, is The limo TO
sack the Au.umn lesvss ard ferns. A s:Ea.c
Cold i, often the result Of tu,h pleasure riEe.
Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup always cures Coughs
AID Ccl5s Price % conts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23

4 man in g prayer mee!iDg at Great Springs,
Ca, declared that he was ready to die, and
awaited the summons with inpatience. He had
barely uttered the sentiment when a bulle.
crashed through the windoR and grazed his ear.
A neighbor whom he had sued for debt had
taken him at his word. He hastily hid him self
under q bench.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
Uprising in Havana,

NEW YORK, Dec. pa letter from Havana,
dated December Is, ststes that another unpIls-
leg n: tasen place ia that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-23
Billiard Match -.

PARIS. De-. % -Abou: 400 person wara pres:
ent ISIS. light st the NigasuI-Slosson billiard
match including n. Gam De!ts.