davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-04

a nnc-stnry stock .l,oi,se, 10 cest SH,fM; ono Il,
!hn Rhtfie 10 ettct nix hlnst furnaces, to cost
$AltV!: ntie 6, the aane torrct caEtlng -housc,
To- rast Ss'tD; nnd one 10 tho snt,,t. % erect
aWn-stnry cilHlitn-hthlsc, Il, eust $',xh.-nll III
Th!rtr-scsond street, nel,r Ashlnnd nvuti,,n.
THE clerks IN thy. Wat.r-pI1lca who hnd beet,
int!tt"! 10 resign thn slAy bnf'trr WIRE on tmty
ycse;stlny q. usual nn ray thoy will not rcsix,.
= ennfcsA!nh nf their guilt. Mr.. Waller wouhi
nnSe Ilt,fhitH firthUr tp siy M thu x1,htnt. Int
y u pretty certain Tint they will linvt. to Kt.+
tlior friul,t!s fur tito pttees to be tt1H yHtnt,
hIt they Hs't III khtlsfaettU, .xrrrt they roilt1
1t In hts announcement TINT thur, wulilA tlc 10
rncsancies..-thnt IT. wt,uld Ket niorE without
thesn IT tliet vert dismissed, etc.
'rnn Judiciary Committee met yesterday Mt.
Gt1nn1 and iEltl vNriDtlt n,httnTa l'cfnrc them.
on tho clnlm nf II. f. Courtney for s:l,&,l ft,r
"nxtf1t:" N, tho FiIlertth, avenue works ft0U
WA allowed. \ fuw uti,cr snihur claims were
rhsst"l up,t. itltl IT. wNs nHrcCd to recommend
ie amendment ~ tho nrtilInUGt for rltrryttH
consented w.lns 70 thAt iet; of 81 should l,u
IT, ~ y - .Ss: ios tio Sty Slsrs.s seaI. Ths @
,sliestl"n nj authorizing THO City Bcnlcr 10 seul
l,err.lseFs w'.s aiso tanstdcrtHl. and It wna
ifi,rosc4h rr Of ,ny ctnF turned over to to
tInn orivinatcd with The CITY scalrr,
,sin,sa salary 10 n,nt'e up frn,l fees. Tho moro
course tho better for him, and II M ur,iEtln,,co
should tu t,Mkseal 1t w1,llld be well to ltx,k MElcr
this p.,asebf tho situation. Tho s!lot'nktupcrs
IT,, IT," % IL waut 91, asj,5u t'' ISe M 't @
!lit1onnI INK np"n 1cor. II lloy 10 ,Iot urt frnn
tho brewers what they nay for, mud cnnat rem
Hly tho trDst!lin themselves, It IN not believed
tint tho CITY S'nlrr TIN help tl1vm mich.
THE hEATti nKlr,n1A P0R FEBRUARY
ehow totnl Ut Try ttcmths As sgat1,-t III In JIM
nary. md IN TT Fehriinry lX7i Tho Following
tteIe aht',Ss tho deaths frunt 1nnsasto diseases
, 1880-03-04

=, The E!dfedge Sewing Machine.-It leads
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street
, 1880-03-04
THE CITY's SURPLUS FUNDS,

rup u.vnr,a v,v,v ~ mr.. 49,, .m,,,..
A trntu,rwr ro,,,rtnr ,,,,,1 n,",.n. - tfan..o,,.
otto,,.,a, G"eu '""1v. ~" t'e''
n.le.'.on m yestenlay 70 wnnt seemed to DO Erat1
by tho Coincl Mt Its lnat meeting upon tho cty'A
lscscryc Tunl-tho nccumu1utions Of several
vcar,' any,vs-ana vol I,I,, What y, th,,,,,,ht
- =. , -, s.I 80 "..' "i'Ns nv .n'uIas
u H. I'LL" "netner, INC COUNCIL carr1eti out ita
pro1rnHl. Il forced rntnr1l to tho Rcrlp. rnGy
would not t,e necessary, Ali, Clark wus In In,
Mnyora oIl1co at TIN tt,,o nnd frr, ,,fa orJ t,o
Mnynrs c1nnnni"ns n va,' .,'s .Ma. @ th ~"
Council, whom It passed tho Ai.lernl"n'a rcsol'.
ton, wins cI1gagcd In totally different business.
u1n thu nrst r1ncn . aoi.1 tto Mnvnr mtho
ro,,,nu ,r,s 49, ,''s ".. ~ ~. Nsu' 'uo
sut forth I'll T1tE TRIBUNE editorial this MORN
Ing. Tho resolution ulopted wns ore to rcstrntn
tho Council From urpronriatsnr beyond certnl,,
Iin,tt. n,,,,, ~ ,.,r ~ '''Do Wy oA .es 3''t'
''"'''o' !nno tnu lte1h toE ........
NEsTOH1H0 THE SINKING FUND,
-$esg, COO. Ihnt goes Into tho Sinking Fund.
Then ,ge can n,nkn mn apnronrintton ant. fnr tho
I,,t', t,..,,.-.. t..'! o 'A' ~, .''u
rn,, r"nIo M pspae.tnc1' ILL., oo.foH IRON tho sinking
fMn nn pas y hnck when tllo taxes come tn."
Ino nn1nt n1 the res1!lit!on," explained AID.
CthFk, "WtlA ms: Iho iiilHnce CNnMttcH lind
go1c nycr tho hill submitted It tn tho Council.
trl., w. sa.ns, tnat it wouli 20 neesssary to !so
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MARRIAGES.,

.,vAlLcMeCULlOctt7lIyt the i!sv: Y. r. Goodwin
AdAmA-sl, liuney i, Vail Eud jennie C. MeCulioch.
, 1880-03-04
DEATHS

CotfIN8-This tYedn asdAJl morning. 1t a tn
Clare, Ireland. r"'
Fuaeni Tadsy from hs 1ssaasnoe. u Ne,s OHIO.
, 1880-03-04
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GAIT. FnEp THEAs, u, 8. A.. is registered nt
tho rnlmor.
j. J. RICHARDSON, Democrat, Davenport, Is at
tho Sherman.
NATHANIEL TrASEa, 1H., Boston, Is NJ tho
Grh.ld Tnctftc.
A. q. Cu,,ttr, proprietor I,irnct f1oiisc, Gin.
c!nNatI, Ii Mt thu fremont
THOMAS II. ntYAN, formerly ut ChlcaRo but
now Of tho Idaho Springs. Colo, Is at tho
Talmor,
u. DonAs, f1enornl Superintendent Amcrlcnn
Union Telegraph Company, Is ut tho Grand
Pacific.
W. Il. 1lonSEsl, managing cd'nr ut the Cont
tncycial- lsn.t'tr Tittsburg .7as ut tho shcr1uun
House yesterday.
IlIr illinois Con,mnndcry Of tho Lnyal Lcaion
held their monthly meeting and batuluot ut Tho
Trcnunt ifnHsc last evening.
TltE scwrr- p,po manufacturers OF tho West
mot yesterday ut tho ShGetnun l(tl,se, Ntld
discussed mattors appcrtainilis IL tho tratln.
THE lion, :!oseph ;rnrnGy, ot Gicynlan'i, T.cns.
sss s :; e. " sstf d9sy = Ss H. %sS %a:S sse%s
THIS paror.1langers' Union hetd y private
meeting Inst evcnlhg vt Kot1.ers ltnlI, NJ. u
North Clark street. No business " Importance
WINS trn.tsncsesf..
ycstcrlny. Ifo ,ssttls working, nway will, hts
Grcsg, without, however, my i'kcihood Of suc-
Ccss.
GEona. II. Cnoany, Auditor Chicago. hocls
1s!nna 4 Pacific ltntlr.,nti, LeAvenwostl, alNl J.
.. Cook. Gencrai Trn!l'r AinnnKcr Penrln, rekilt
Grand PncIflc.
THE temperature yesterday, as observed by
Mnnussr, ortic,ni,. NJ Madison etrfet tTntnuNn
1,atldinEj. wus, ut IL. n II deglccs: 10 a. H..
49, Il H.. 20: u. H., ~; -. m., 56. Uurolnotor
nt Il. IN, 23,H; Up. M. ~
A6nEttr Fow1En Of ffockfnrf WIN t,ns lived
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pgRGFNF.S NE ly-S.

A sharp Fl sht is progressing ever tho o)lItc-
torship Of customs OF Richmond.
The scntcnco of Nelson Mitchell. c,lCred,
who Was 10 have b,eu tuog 90 F.iiay, July 30,
for The murlcr OF j Ohm G. Gillespie, of Am
herst county. has been commL'eE hy Governor
!lo day to Impis)n ncDt for lie iG tic peDi.
Tertiary.
Capt. d. w. BJhannoD. Of Richmond, died
suddenly yesterday OF apoplxy. aged about ~
years. Tho deceased was an oifc,r in Tia Fed
era army during the war, and waat to Rich'
mood soon after i's coSc aud held succ,taiVely
the portions OF Uated States gauger and to-
baoco inspector.
Three political mcetioes VIZ, held ia Stauo.
ton yesterday. tho democrats being sdjr' sstd
by Senator's Wade Hampton. of South Caro-
liua ard Vance. Of North Carolina. and by Dr.
M,F,u. The reatinscrs were addre s3ed by
Auditor Massey, aud 90 u.u:us!lY large re-.
publican meeting was held to spps;n; delegates
TO the congress- oeI cpLvcui'n.
The funeral Ct Sir. I.eWclIeu Fsilfsx Whit.
tie, the ycut ( 8. SOD Ct Ri-bop Whillc, took
place 90 Sunday in ST. james church, Rich
mond, which was flied bY large and eypps
thu n2 congregation. All the Episcopal MIC
scrs in the ci;y we're present, End also many
Of the other denominations. IOuog White
Was 10 his @lIt year. lie died Of yphoid fever
AID WIS only ill ono week, Few youUg men,
says tho Rloh moud State. have died o:e san
orally regretted than tits orc. and on hi! sides
VIC hear heartfelt txnrCsSloos o! symp.thy for
bis bcreav.d family.
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NE WrS or THE UAE.

A Duuber of ve s,ls wero IiceIed 10 New
York yesterday for not having sufficient nun.
Der OF life rreseryers and life boats o2 board.
There were Gl dea'h from yellow fever and
from smallpox at Hssaos GuIiog tie week
ending Saturday las:.
TIE crowd cf vi-itors to Gen. Hanctc OK on
Governors Island is becoming so great as to
SERIOUSLY Interfere with bis official duties. The
plan has been adopted, therefore, OF demand.
log from every visitor bis card and az cxpIana.
lion OF his business
The democrats OF tho second West Virginia
district have nominated Judge Ohm Blair HoRe,
Of Berkeley county. for Congress in plsc, of b.
L. hlarllo, iOcunb:n:. judge Hoge is tho
present Judge Ct the circuit composed of effsr
son. Berkeley and Morgan couu,ies, but bis
term expires anuary l. 1851. he is an able
lawyer ard fine orator.
joseph Pe5rsbita. claiming 10 be an Aueri
| can citizen of Cuban birth. has brought suit in
| New York against tho Spanish government in
the sum Of 500 900, for alleged damages re-
| sultipg from arrest. fa's, inrli,onmcot aud
| other cu.rages ccpmitted upoD him by the gov.
erument authorities eft Cuba, Will, on o recent
| business visit to that island.
The cclored Baptist GIMP mteioq at Dam
vile, ten miles south OF Hllkboro', D was the
sccne 90 Friday pRtt and Sunday afternoon OF
terrible fight. "a Friday night party Of
drupken lougbs wert to tho camp and began 40
attack With pistols, clubs and stones. Thty
were repulsed, and VIM. D.ckmap, one OF their
number, was sbo: through the abdomen. Ga
Sunday afternoon party, said to number 200
again attacked the camp, and mr. s: desperate
fight followed, ending in the bret king up Of the
meeting. 1t is thought somo of the coored
peopl we're killed. but they dispersed 81 rap
idly that the ac's c>uld not b. gathered Nc
| arrests have been made.
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ICOM MU NI'.s 7 7
Garfield and Arthur Club.

a bang" or Two from ohild'd toy, which
the rcpu5ic!na designate as 'c,noon" an
pouGo,d 90 Saturday light that the Gnlield
ADD Arthur cub Of this II lac, wss 10 meet ia
regular session for the transaction IF business,
And at about $50 o'clock Mr.. Dancao, pres.
dent. took the chair aud lied tho nee!i0g 10
order.
III e:e bling 20 report f,om The executive
committee, il was reorgauz!d by the addition
OF the elective differs.
The cjmmiteu 90 decoration repcr.cd no
lunis for progress.
The c3mmitteo on speakers reported tbs
names Of several x u'lemen who had offered to
assis, 10 II Frl's Church clmpsigu.
The question of cuertaiDm ,nt If spec .rs
was discussed ADD it was determined to tr,c:
pavilion. for which subscription WIS started
Col. Trimbel, Of AitXludria county, being
present was called for AID made very eloquent
speech, during which be gave history CT Han
cock's Indian and Srrfatt affairs. bus 10 his
haste forgot to etton the D .Gllyer or Credit
MnhiIier mattcis.
Mr.. Datcin spoke II the necessity Ct Iaisirg
a small amount Il funds Tor stationery, powder,
t.. lie said 20 shot was needed, for ttcy did
not ia;cnd TO kill any d mocrats yet. The las.
remark caused o,sernatiou among he few
democrats Present, ard they were seen TO move
"a ckly toward the door. fearing be would use
i moro c.rtain and terrible m,thod CT tx;ctrliaa
lior; that Of s:tlrg down on them.
The dutco of Tho secretary b,icg too laboli'
Gus Tor one, hlr. W. B. Nodino was elected
assistant.
1t having been sDnourctd that MIR. Sampson
p. Bsyly, republican nominee for Congress had
claimed the support OF the Garfield and Arthur
cub, much debate occurred, but i; was finally
agreed that the club should take into col der
aion no matters except they pcrtsined 10 Gar
field aud Arthur, AID let the State ticket take
care Of i'scll. 10 support ct which curse Mr..
Miller saii that many Of its members we're not
voters 10 ,Lo Stst,, blog brought here ty
''torcos Of oifcums p:s, iofi,:s for instarcel
and consequently felt but little interest 10 5 ate
Affairs"
After a vote Of tta5ks to Co. Trialtc;l. tho
cub which is composed Of about The t,lIo%iug
proportions; one-haf c,lored, one quarter { tiicc-
holders and one q1arter dslnttrested. moo
partisan voters. adjourned for two weeks
7. 5. * H.
FALLS CHuRcn, Jay Ct
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CtUous-"Bre1Uns Bronchial TrocAes' arc
Used with advantage to alleviate CoUGus, SORE
THROAT HOARSENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC.
TONS For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annuslly Increasing favor
They ore net new aud untred, bu, having been
tested by wide snd )nttant use for nearly on en-.
tire generation, they have att,ined we'll N srited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age
The "Bro1vMs Bronchial Troches''
&C! directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF the
Throat and Laryix. restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over exertion
of tho voice. and produce clear and distinct
enur c!a,ion, Speakers and singers lnd tho
Troches useful.
A CoUu!l. Cc.D. CATARGU OR SORE THROAT
requires Immediate attention, as neslec. Of
lcntlmes results in soma ircnrabla Lung Dis.
ease. "ELoDm's bronchial Troches" will al
most invariably give relief. Imitstons are Of.
fered for sale, many Of which are INJURIOUS. The
genuine "Bro!e@'2 Bronchial Tro:AGs' arc sold
on!yin Jorcs
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The appointment of George Il. Adams
Hs land AsSeSSO" of Hicxandr!H
0'Aunfv

ALEXANDRIA, Va Jcly g. 1880.
To TIE editor Qfthe alexandria Gazette:
Having heard. in the carly part Of Ills
month, that ttforts were being made to prevent
the alpoinm NETT Of George Il. Adams ca as
land tslcsscr Of Al,xaDd:ia c u!ty, O.. the
ground thai, bring v,r7 z,a!oEs advtcte Ct
public schools, be would be Likely to cvel'valuc
the property If the cluoIy, that larger sum
might DO raised for their support. thought i;
due 10 him TO write to Judge Sansstrr in bis
behalf received the Following reply, which
answered. expressing my eniirs concurret C,
10 the sentiments oppressed. subsequently
showed it 10 MIR. Adams, and he, too, expressed
perfect willingness 10 be refused the appoint
ment ii it could b, shtwl that he Lad made
any such remark as The oco ailu led 10.
Hesliog that MIR. Adams has been appoioted
and thst Tho action OF Judge Sargs:er 10 the
matter has bean SNcrely itici:ed, | q1es
the publication of his letter to ne, oorhdent
that the les: and marly views he therein ex-
presses will cause his action to be approved by
81! who are not predetermined 10 bo tis;at;s-
fed. Yours truly.
RICHARD l.. CARNE
FAIRFAX County, Ju'y 9 1850.
IL. l. GIrMc. Esq:
DEAR SIR: Yours Of Jdly s b IS to haad. |
an always pleased to have suggestions iron
gentlemen Ct intelligence aDd POSITION o. any
matter that tllns nv usiicra:ion, copso.
qnent!y do not. ty a1y means, coos;d e you
'Orcsumptuous" IL writing me on the suhicc.
ii the A'czatdria c,uuIy ass or.
ltLiok very listiy Of MIR. A iams. know
his z,a ia behalf Of public educ ltion. and give
him great c.edit for i. lnl,cd | co.'s der
him amcog The very best OF The ciz 'ns OF his
cluoty, tu. have always thought 1t wrong 10
appoint any mau to apy 70 i'm who had pre-
Judged tho matters that be would bo called
| upon TO c)D.iter, nod would cot mako sush
| an appointment though the applicant w;rc my
| oTu father.
refused, 10 tbs uDty, TO spn,Iut to sim
| liar position gentleman WHOM | thought thor
orOuplly competent, and 90 of my Harmost
personal iIi1Lts b. cause be hid expressed the
! determination IN advance to rcdu,o tho assess
m'D'. | monIion this OIL to show tie m!-
| IlVes under which have heretofore acted, ard
| u0der which | shs'! continue TO tct ihs I'd
Iec ions urged to MIR. Adams ale ,hat be has
| expressed determination to keep up the IS
sessnent 10 tho present Standard. rr, iodeed,
to locrease It, l! necessary 10 order 10 provide
! a Sufficient fund t. carry IN the public schools.
Now. while tho public schools have no warmer
l:iapd than | 3n, cau rcvrr s.rc ion sucl a
oon1s1 - that,
| do not charge this u?on Mr. Adams, bat
the charge has bcIn made b. Ecal1mHn IRON
tho c:uuy, though Dir. A. dsli@s il, cod ia
! ord that 10 irju,Iico might b, done, TO-.
ponud the appointment uoil mex OGuIt, by
| which time. reIh,ps. more Eight will be throw !
| on Tho sui c..
Very respectfully, you're, 81.
j. SANGSTER.
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At meeting Of tic menbrs Of Long
Branch Baptist Church, Farqutr county, w.,
held July Is, 1880. the following preamble ard
resolutions w;re unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Ii is well known 10 this cbule'l and
community that tor moro than year an effort
has beer made by r!ain Individual to ipjuIo
tho reputation end oharGG:er of the pastor CT
orr sister church, OF DpperVilie. which effort
has sgpaly failed; and whereas I, e,nt attempt
to slaudcr said pastor has been made through
correspondent Of the ALEXANDRIA G.z,tte, there.
fore b it
Resolved Is, That il is the uuanimous ty-
preston Of this church. that tho character of
said pastor s'aads unimp osched and u'in.
pcsrhable.
2 That 10 nsn 10 this conmusity or clso
where sands higher 10 ctr estimation IS
Christina miLister, peighbor, or citizen than be.
We denounco tho attempt to elander q
lib, |. c>Dcco!ed by weak sud shallow brain,
and cmanatiog from q wicked and malicious
heert.
4 We deeply sympstb:zc With our sister
church and its pastor. and pray that the Great
Head Of toe Church may comfort them 10 this
the hour of their per5eeuti1p.
5. That copy of these proceedings he sent
10 he church at Uppervle. and that tho Al
cxaIdria Gsz,tte be requested to publish the
same. Geo. X. PICKETT. On. Crk.
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RsskEE9S %Esk-S-

RoChofurt presided last nigh: over commuL-
I3t demon strm.lon in Peris.
The Rouman,an governmeht hss declined to
grant extrsdi!iou 10 d number Of NiEiI;sts.
The Empress ErgIia has arrived al Ply
mouth.
4akocb khin is threatening the British at
Ck5u'.
There is mi eli nxtitemant il China over tie
American c)Ga 4. iisiunerS.
Queen Victoria has written sn autograph lettr
10 Toe sultan, az king him 10 aCCcds to the wis hes
Of the Powers.
An Italian subject who has been arrested in
faris charged with being cor corDed in socialist
intrigues will be expelled from Franco.
The naval demonstration CT the Powers against
Turkey will take place in tho E ,oan Sea, CT
Antiva'i and Sslon:cs.
a pleasure stesmer caps'zed il afusll on
Lake Blene, Switzerland, Sunday night, and Is
persons wero drCwned.
r.. So!hern. the Gistir guishod tc.or, is very
~ de bss re- cqlished all his engagements for
the yesr, sEd his physicians prescribe absolute
repose.
Shocks Of o.rthquske still continue at Msnil-
Ia. The tower Of the Cathedral has fallen; the
Dominican University has b,en abandoned, and
the srchbishop's pslsce ard the intandalLs re-
sidence are uninhsbitsb,e.
In e recent engagement in Cuba, on thu river
Mybse the insurgent officers Brig. Gen. Zepito
AedeirA aud Col. Johnson, the latter native of
the United Ststes, were killed By the Spanish
troops, end one prisoner taken. The insurgent
chief Juan Fleiles and three of his followers
have surrendered Vjih their arms st the Bay
amC,
Tbo Foolsh horl- u W NJ,o1 80, .,xy,o n,
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Mr.. Elmunds is alarmed about the Hancock
boom in Vermont, and is attempting to reduce
it by telling tho economical people of that State
that if Hancock DO ctc:ed they will be called
upon to pay their portion Of $30,000,00O an.
nually for pensiouirg rcb;i soldiers. And this,
TOO, whom Mr.. Ednunds knows that bo would
not be moro opposed II such a scheme II az
aoy Northern democrlt. Some few Confederate
soldiers werc going to vote for Garfield, but If
what Mr. Elmunds slys DO true, charge will
suddenly c)me over the spirit OF their dreams
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The .c,oun's which the newspapers contsiD
Almost daily of brutal and horrible outrages
Committed by negroes 10 all pats Of the Uaor,
strengthen our belief that the Alric,n rec, has
achieved its highcs: riche 10 this country, and
that it IS DOW on lis descending sc,lc. There
will be 20 more negro senator's and congress
mcn, and but few moro negro members Of State
Legislatures, and tho antiDathy the negroes arc
cngendeIiog against themselves by their inhu'
man crimes must eventually reduce them to o
condition worse than slavery, and, if they cons
'lDuo to be prolific, will fioally terminate in 90
expulsion TO their native African shores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

MIR. }. Bell Bigger. secretary Of the State
conservative executive committee, has RI c,Ved
letter from Ger. Roger A. Prior, Of New
York, in which he says that be is ar Xious once
again to meet his old friends of the democracy
10 Virginia, and to contribute to the utmost of
his power to the success of our CAUSE. and
should he receive an invitation to speak in
Richmond ct time when he can leave New
York. he will respond to the call with alaerity.
Ii is understood that General Prior will be in.
vitod to address the people of this oily dutlDg
tho canvass.
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TUESDAY EVENING, JULY q.

Mr.. Evarts says the Presidential election will
b, decided 10 New York. If this be SO, and
no mao ought to know better about it than Mr..
Evarts, General Hancock may as we'll resign
his position in The army, f1r tho recent deter.
mloation Of the Tsmnapy dcmtc:acy to sup.
port the regular ticket mikes the democracy
secure Of the State by thirty thousand mel ority
ut low estimate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

A STRAY WARRAHr-Upo tho application
OF Jas. Murray, who resides near Falls Church,
Justice Brown. of Fairfax county, about two
weeks ago, issued q warrant for the arrest OF the
negro james Thompson, charged with entering
the house of the said James Murray in the night
time for the purpose Of practising M outrageous
deception on Mrs. Murray. Notwithstanding
Er. Murray declared his intention of having the
negro arrested Immediately. two weeks have
elapsed, and the Justice has hesrd nothing what
ever OF the matter.
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DIED.

In Baltimore. on the 25th of July, 1880. at
O'Clock p. M, JULIANNA NJ, wife Of George
Lowe.
In Baltimore. on July IS, AGNES LILA,
aged & mGnlha end days. inf4n. daughter of
Jsmes Il. and Mary Aghss Gore
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