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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
Reigart's Old Brandy,

O01Sd1L . OAA o1 1AOy,
In cases of Dyspepsia, we can Summon mum
bers of witnesses-One case in particular we
Cite
A hard-working farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor Il number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of food; he haG sour eructatiOns con-
stantly-uo appetite-in fact. he was obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and as a beverage he used McG1unn's Root
Beer. He is Methodist, and then, as now,
preached ut times, and in his discourses often
declaimed earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to try
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astonishment,
but after hearing of its wonderful effects i'll
the cases of some of his near acQuaintances, he
at last consented to follow our advice. He
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and before
the second was taken he was u sound man. with
a stomach capable of digesting anything which
he chose to eat. He stii! keeps it and uses lit
tie occasionally; and since he has this medi-
cine he has been of very little pecuniary bene-
ii to the dOctOr.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
A SOVEREIGN Remedy

The aged, with feeble appetite and more or
less debility, will find this simple medicine,
when used properly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08

Sold by our enterprIsing young friend, Fl. f
SLAYMAkER. This Brandy has stood the
test for years, and has never failed. as far
as our experience extends, and we therefore
give it the preference over all other Bran,ics,
no matter with how many jawbreaking French
titles they are branded. One-tourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away OH various
impotent dyspepsia specifics would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any uch case or
cases. In proof OF the curative powers OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08

DENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD-NEW
L SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY
NAY I'D, $780, trains on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad will arrive and leave the Lancaster
and Philadelphia depots rs follows:
E,srw,pn Leave Arrive
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
GIFT DRAWINGS.

II wealth of KY. and the fairest in the world
21st Popular Monthly Drawing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,

or all their ills and aches. Be it, howe
strictly understood that we prescribe and
but one article. and that is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
TRAYELEleY GUIDE

(NOLUMBIA AND PORT DEP OSIT X. X
" Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
and Port Deposit Railroad on the following
time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08

TIDNEY WORT FOR SALE AT LOCH-
II ers' Drug Store, 9 East King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-08
Indigestion and Dyspepsia
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE

This now much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended as beverage, but to be
used rs Il medicine of great potency in the cure
of some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With purely pllilanthropic motive we pre-
sent to the favorable notice OF invalidS-espe-
cially those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, specific remedy, which is
nothing more or less than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
VIEWS ~ TEE E.E

The WomaL's E0rsiga Missionary Society Of
tho NJ. L. Church Of Tho Uai,,d S:a;es is IN
saEslca at Co!un bus. Yesterday MS dcsotcd
to preliminary WCra.
TIE facilities With whiuh prisons obtsin med
ieal diplomas IN America is commented upoo
In Germany ADD Mlois'er White has made the
10 Secretary EgGr!s
The forest Grcs abou. WATERFOWL, N. j.,
have been txipguished. Eight hundred acres
Of valuable cedar woodland wsre destroyed Two
residences and several ylchts were burned. Loss
500 000
The Delaware River iron steamship building
establishment at Che er, Ps., is TO have roll
ing mill aided as a spcci;l department. BY
this means the iron beams aud plstes required
for ship bulldog will DO prepared on the spot.
Ia constqu:lco Of the prevailing CT pluro-
ppeuDOula among the cattle OF South and West
Baltimore. tho health commissioner has Dotfl4d
the nHcer5 CT Tho animals 10 question not to sell
ary of the milk received from them.
Ihe s,cretary of Tho State of Ntw York bn:
issued proc amr ton to tho governors CT tic
scVcrsi States, tking them 10 appoiD. com
missicners 10 :ho Worlds Fair to DO held il
Now \ olk 10 1883. Three commits ooers ere t
be appointed from Caoh State with tn, exception
OF New York, which hos muoh LAGER repro
sentstion.
Tho convention Of sanitary of6o, RI which la
been in scssiou at the Naional Board CT Hobti
rocms ia WASHINGTON adjourned sine do yes
tcrday. The sub scis Considered, namely. the
prIclcsbi;y CT adopiug urilurm rules aut
regu!aiors fer tho government of quarantine
stations sud uniform registration 10 preparing
| vital statistics, were referred 10 committees, VIII
will report thereon to the Natinusl Board o
| Health Wiihio tSO mouths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

The complaints OF the non receipt Of tho Ga
zetLe by our Subscribers in tho country are be
coming frequent. One which wo received f..
day from Rappahsnnotk station says:
Tho pspfr c. m ~ so Irregular thsl there ia no
Satisfaction in reading It. a bout every week il
iails 10 coma once Oh the day that it is duo. :es-
days paper :!ss not yet cons 10 hand ]: is
likely VII Get two papers to morrow, hs is
common"
Tbs pspora sro m.iied from this lco regu.sr-
j., as cen bo attc:te&, snd the employees in the
postc fl - in this city assert thst they are for
ward: 4 from lks. Office prl.uptlY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

Secretary Sherman tlsttcts himself enc large
portion Of tho people Of tho country prnisc bin
for tic diul1uti0n OF tho nationbl debt es *.
bhitcd by his monthly roporta The ctifars OF
the Treasury are ovcifl1Wng, tEcrc is a steady
lncressn Of receipts over expenditures, cnd &C
cordirg to tho Treasury statements tho natonsl
debt is raIiily d;minshins hut all at tho *
pebse OF the poor y; onle Of tho country, who not
only bare tho beat and burden Incident to the
c;eaiion OF tho debt bnt arc now c,mncled
ty Iii uSt and Oppressive taxation 60 raw il,
The sultsring1 OF this generation, resulting
from tho war, have been sufficient in nII con
science TO warrant it 10 turning over the nav.
ment oil the principal Of tho wa: debt to its suo
cesstr. The settlement nov in progress is
krcvCus'y turdrDsume to the ntxt generation,
onlHg to the II crcaso Ia the country's wealth
apd popuat'0n II will be marc basatolIc; 10.
deed II system OF rclrcnohmant aid reform
With regard to The public lands b., established,
the us,urai uorras, in the vaiu, of those lands
alone will DO sufficient TO pay the debt. Then,
tan. Ihafn IL no q single one Of The creditors Of
country WAC wants tic princinaI of his debt
settled. 81 OF them being pert city satisfied with
Enc REGULAR receipt OF the interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
hraWn's Household i'snacc..

y, ,v !ne most effective Pain pe,lroyeriu tho ,kr
Will most surely quicken The blood VIII, ~
taken internally or applied externally, ~
thereby more Certainly knLIKVE iAls:z
whether chronic Or stuts, than sny othar ~
ai!eViat9r, al d it's warranted double the s.renaf
Of any similar preparation.
IL cures ta,n IN TIE Dlda, Sack CT Boz
Sore Ghrost, Eneumstism Too.asche, sri ALI.
ACH e., snd il Tia s:rc;at fseI;esrs OF
Pain. "B%NEN'H HOUSEHOLD rANA-
ChA" should he in evarJ family. y teaspoon.
Jul Of The .anac"a in tunb!er Of hot ws.e;
lswestenoi If p:eferred), taken Of oodsre, wi
BREAk UF a COLD. ~ conta bo.t!s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

The commissioners of Oisngo and Madison
oouotits. have awarded tic contract for building
she new iron bridge over the Rspidan river, Ct
jibsr'y Mills, to tho Columbia Bridge Works,
d. II. aod 9. &. Morrison. proprie,crs, Of Day.
ttn, Ohio. The bridge will be ready for travel
by the Is! of August next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
MUCH Eici{neS6.

Undou b-edly with children attributed 10 Other
eau;es, IL questioned by Worms. BROWNS
VEKal fUGE COM FITS, or Worm Lczenee.a,
although tffeciusl in destroying worms. c.a g.
90 possible injury 10 the most delicate enid.
LIE valuable tombi1stioa has been sucCe''I ~
used BY physicians. and foufd TO be absolutely
sure In ~ educating WORDS, go hurlful to chl!fen
% cents boz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

Tna President cf the National Labor League
has been arrested 10 St. Louis for forgery. The
cxperivrc, of this country is now being added
10 that OF the res: Of th, world to lroVe ;hgt
the ncn who manage to achieve the leadership
Of class organ .ticcs 10 50 By tho u5o Of dem.
neopica! ucans, consequently ere drmagogucs,
aud. therefore, 10 their efforts to secure selfish
ANS ara utterly Regardless If all moral ob,i&a'
tIots However, as Human uht lro il urch:nGc
able and az denagogu:s have furnished aad
faded iii all ages. it is probable they will cen
,ir"e to fad d3pcs until the end Of tlgnr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

flDrc nrgr0lS ~, r. made life voters TO dsy
exempted .ltm from the payment Of tho tsXts
that whito people have to pay TO enlitIo them
10 the privilege Ct suffrage. When it sknoHn
that nciIher tho State Tor tho Corporation
s'au enter upon that jldg, any expressed
authority Tor erauinr lhrsn exemption, AID
when tho trar s9Grancy Of the Of ,et for hloh
thy nrn Granted is tskcn into c,nsia, ton,
Alexard,iaus vii have evan Icss cause ia Thank
Mr.. Farr, { Fairfax, for their judge ,hau the
i':lo they have heretofore thought thty had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

NV that tho sSasio2 .. Uya;re6s - jia5iiag
rapidly to cios', and that beth parties a,c il
cs1nts. 10 their efforts to sdiouTu by tic LIT Of
Jltc, hnd whcn i; is arrlrent that there will tc
barely ououlh lime for the passage Of tho nfcts-
seCg appropriation bills, tho 60 called demo
CT lie wi!s era rnears rmitce Il tie
so c,td dCmtciaio HUI o; Represents
ilVts Irtms". not 10 report q bill Tor
rutlng sal', or psp:r, or anY one u. c:ssaIy al
ticle Oh tho free Isl, which. by limiting its OF
ponens 10 those cntrustcd in that particular ar
Use. might possibly be passed, but one for a
general revision and rUduofion ct the tariff,
which, by oomtiliug all the opposing interests,
will, OF course, provoke Strenuous and pro-
trsc:ed opposition, 10 which all tho datoly
means allowable By parliamentary tactics will be
resortcd to. and tho passage OF which, therefore,
is AZ utter impossibi:y. 1t must not lie No.
ders.ood that tho committee promise 10 report
such bill lavorab'y. bat to report i; without re-
COMMUNICATION, sid merely 70 give the House an
opportunity to act upon it as ii may thick lit. II
tho Committee iuagiGc that the people Of The
ooan'ry arc deceived by NY suuh transparent
tricks they are eGrceinusly mistaken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

SlX GREAT SPORTING EgENTs.-S,y pr,n.
lseot sporting eTeuts arc 10 he decide hi;
moath: "a Miy II, the Donovan aad Rookie
Priz' tight for the championship Of middle
weight on May IS. priz, fight for So OOO aoi
lha champioaship Of h~a-y weights, bs,vDrn
200 G1s' srd Paddy RJal; Msy 20, The boa,
race for the Sc 900 Hop B!ts,rs purse, 10 which
hanl:n and t:ourtpsy Gro 10 row; the annual
race foE the K:atucky Derby I'd The greatIun
Ding r5e' ior The Louisville Cup. The O5cas
ana ao1 J0enion Hrss!Dg nstch % the
-osn ct Msy is another. "A sporting bro
phet says the following will 10 Siuniar
combination; Rookie to defeat Docovop. Goss
70 70. defeat RSao, Ilanlan to defeat Conrtnev
H ~ to wiz tho Kentucky Derby, and
brantls to wiz the Louisville Gun,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
E,{iA alliance IA V:rEinLG,

WASHINGTON, Agrii 29.-Soro OF the :hi;i
term managers conDlaia tbst tie; havo been
uufsirIy treated 10 tic Comments upoo The part
they took in tho Firgiria republican coIvcn-
ton last week. They gay Tho resojussers ere
40; retuaiatiolists. Tho latter advocate oD|y
disctim ui6ali5n b,tweea tina. rsrt Ct the
State debt that was ho1esly aud legally is
sued, aud that part which is fraudulent.
The I've question of Virginia politics TO day,
however, is whether the debts Of the State shall
DO honestly paid 10 full, or whether the creditors
| of the State sdali DO required to surrender q
| part OF their property 1T tho demand Of their
| dishonest dcbtois. 1t s proposed to cals down
| tho whole debt without disc limitation. The
| resG justers caDnot hops to succeed without the
| aid of tho republicans ! his itc; plfc,s grave
| responsibility upon The republican paris, and
| mskes it accountable Ter any saseg down that
may take place it it should help &c ru. tho re-
ad listers into power.
1t is honorable in the Virginia republic, les
that while msuy Of ltcm tavcr the noHiuatioD
Of General Grant they refused to surrender to
Gonera Nlahone, even at tho damHGd ct the
recognized agents OF he third term movement.
But, 10 order that there ney DO no questions as
t. what the principles CT the rcsGjIstcrs are. q
brief quotation from Iettc; recently written by
cue OF the rtcogniz ID leaders Ct thst party is
given herewith. lis author il MIR. Track S.
Blair, of WylhVilo. who writing Mtr1h 23
1850. aprourc3s hiusrf as o candidate tul
Conpic,s in the N:h Di5tric5 CT FISinia, Oh
tho Malone ticker. The letter WAS printed iu
tho Virginia People, n newspaper OF Pulaski
county. Mr.. B!Sir says:
Permit nee 10 say that have boon read
/ jus!sr from The baeinlins oil tho movemeat
und at a time when it Vas not popular to lavl
ben such. and havS contributed all of my
energies and feotle abilities to its Advancement
l. HaVirg achieved e,aud triumph il
the State on our view Of the debt issue. l no1t
.farOr a rigorous application Of rcudjustmcn
principles 10 the National McGt. favor au To-
crease OF good sound greenback currency, tqus
10 quaollIy to tia wants tni ~ .ssitits OF IL:
peOplc aud tho demands Il trade. and genrraIls
that this government staI ba administered lol
the relic Of tho People from their prrs2ut tinsn
Uial hOrlenA 10 "a economical aud ius. manacr,
and that cur free scho1ls manufactures, C ,nl
Icrcsl and Others, shall ho rEo;to'rd to tho ut
Ilost CT National lesislAlan.'
1t Is 10 4 sSt in tho rl,c lon OF such r"n a:
Me- Baif to e. ngtass. that tho l;apnb &c ,ns Of
FlrgiLi. Lra asked bv the third irrm ranrsrr.
10 Join w,th tho rosC lLsr;.- Cor. y. !. 7r'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

LUTHERAN SYNOD TIC Synod 10 Rich.
mord yesterday the chairman apuoutcsd The
s'aocioe c1mui:t;as. Thc special committee
on oii's '9os reported. and tho report WAS c3n-
s1lcse ~ 'atim. TIE dlr:c. ofs OF tic Thso-
W alHemlnsfy q. Saieu, Roanoke couctg.
w., W., sSr'e cl, C ed. There are good rea,on to
.oGH i''sn cary establishment ct the 1cs. emi
euo.s 'd:.oos bctw-cn the Syuods north snd
ScC.2; The N:rsh Carolina S,uod is also ex-
Seo'ea TO RI so;absa Id cJnu cticn win the
ueneraI Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

~ IEFL:CTIoH.-Eow tbs! summer IS agsin
uaou III, and ere long cur esrs will be greeted
with mo huz-irS CO the ni.!h. ny snd the
iccH:ts ratio, 10 say no:aing OF tbs singing
sHGts Gass, mosquitoes and other tiouble2cms
visitors ii is to be hoyei TIA. newspapers, to u:o
svulssrisu.. msy have rest' OF toe insipid
Whitaker investig atio7, end soms more inter
esii:g theme started. It is thought hg many
tha. rhou.d his prosecutors (?) foil to re sppre-
hended, The cheap Goto:iety this son Of Ham HIS
acquired, and which p!cb, bly, WAS ls object at
the outset, ought to more than compensate him
FOR The indignlli:s, be ssseEts, be sutFered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
+ NFcI:tiOli.

GALVESTON, TtNAs. Mag S.--l special dis,
Patch to tho News irOrl Fort Worth, says:
'Isham kaTr, csloio1. yesterday, txpiatod
the hslncus crime Of rape upnn ;hc person of
young white lsdy. EtOu. 10 coo persons wit
Ia sstd the execution. He WAS driven seated on
his cotlid TO tho psca Ct execution and the nocse
sn"do by the father Ii the victim was placed
about his neck. Alter n talk by Rev. Mr.. Hays
tco!ortd) sid singing, in which the doomed man
joined, Knapp stepped Oh tho centre Ct lua trap
ncd addressed the corcourse in ten minutes
talk, coDicssing l5o cr:Inu for which ha wss to be
hung. 20 said hn vas perfectly sstis fad AMI
Wiling 20 do Il o accident married the OK ecu ion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

IIIs KING GEORGE AND STAFFORD LuDGs-
sIIlr,-A: klcg George &. Il. on Thursd.v
Judges Suite and lluster both ATTEMPTED to
preside Tia dispute vas temporarily settled
toy c1nt,rsnca bo!Sa;n The d:s; u.snts ard ,be
us', anu 1t vas a2r.cl that Judcs lIurfer
sHoule preside n2!i .roitratcrs could tstern iee
wa? was shr ':2tlIrl judge. Whca tLtv Cd IL
o. c.ae' t0o lad sa SO DC ied upon ca the nor.
,ui oic'p'%t Of ihe be,ci is t, tra,,a,t rho
easintss CT tao cjut!s until tao nas,Iion 10
I Eg o1n'e1'tn'sed by tue C>u;s of Appeals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
The Eighth Congressional District

10 The editor ofMc AlCrdm|ria Gu=cttc:
10 ;he mattc: Ct cur ok; congressman A'tx
arilis ought 10 be mcviug, if SIC wcuil i've
c: n,ca q "to1w." $. &. Male, esq, i, IN
GCurtcG!y lie CHOICE Ct A!tXlei!i,, svd With
tus c;3Ha:s gig The claims II o:hsc gentlemen,
lca4y Eamat 10 calncc,ihn Wit: he otiiae, l.:
opc CT thu very few who osu carry the dis!yc
Tor tho conservative ticket, tor disguise il as
you Eley, cnn!i;ioas ha9o changed owairg tt
GiS,cGsiCLs q cur Ranks, nnl uaIsj W nut for
ward cur struGs.s: mac. Dick Far or WiiIi.rs
si sire'y scalp him. Gcna;al lIu0on is uu-
der premise TO rotlrS ir2m tins c1DtrSt. Sl
pot sly he is urtec obligations 70 SUPPORT
l1eae, although very many Ct tho Generals
!roads il lis district think So iodcel', this
;gntlnaEt Ess almost urlgcr!al 1t tie c!6ss 81
tho lest Observation-Disclosures NeGl2 starts With
this stIoDg rcre! aad eo'iye b;cking. Mir.
Neil! Is slr0rg because he hiss kept aoIf from
thtst discussions which nave to great cXtoai
disrupted hiJ party IN the State, cod he stands
to day uniraumelIed. uoG l4dged. with clean
record aaI acceptable to evtry CONSERVATIVE
voter. With Mr.. Neal4 Gs our stand. red heer.
n We cDE With Confidence rely Ga tn, SUPPORT
OF hG6dgsds who wcra driven from US tp tho
atSittary ruling OF tho STATE n'ral committee
nn tho dctt question who wlu'i net t"uca
with 'ortf toot poe" Gen. EIuatcu, Gen.
Psyn', COL Gibson or NJ, j. Conrad, aad 10
nominate either of the four, uodcr the eilcuu
statceF, though they TT, coed n"n, would be
suicidal 10 tho txtfene. We. therefore, trust
hat iho convention in its wisdom Hiil give ul
5. Z. Ncalr, ouc ycuor aud talented tovnsnac.
FORMERLY A llUNToa MAN.
Ahxlad1ic, May Sth.
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Shin E'0untspresf-

LosD2Y. Nay 8.-Tbe steamer American,
from The Caps OF Good Hopo for Southampton,
f undered close to tie equator on the 2SIh OF
April, after bresking her main sasf.. TIE pas
seDgers and crew were reacued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
i ID G. Ar SNOW u EN-.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY s. 1886

Ia tho totals Of the cltc:cn relurps published
in yesterdays Gsz,ttc tho vote for Mr.. Brent,
Tor Commonweslth's Attorney, was errt neous'y
stated by twenty 10 excess OF the result, as all
taQ who took ITO pains to make the addition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

Tho following cbatg seS maze i - D.. "a. a.
Virginia postodicas yesterday ne U.s..
ants anpoated ncatmasier, v.cJ t'"S ~
s'osoo. dcc6assd, at hon:peler. llA'C,i .Sc.
ana W. a. Garter, VIC, g. I. T. aI,N 10 N''
at MI. Crosr, P,,sylvanis Co.
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= -
D1Ell.

t Wincheetor, Kentucky, May I'd, al tao
residence o: Re7 Msttha1 Van I>sar EhLbN.
daughter o! the late Thomas q. Atkinson, ot
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Hail s.'Erpll.

CRoCKaTT, TEX, Msy S.-Tbe j. hc,e vas
set o. tlrc from within By prisoners last even
ms. Joh1 WRIksr. @ho Was III bis cell when
The building was frtd, is thought to have been
bIrped to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

NE NEWFOUNDLAND Doc. -Evetyouo =
lan Gl4r with Tho charsctcri.ic, aud annrars,c .
OF 'hc Newfoundland dog, but few arc avsrs
. loa, l., Is p91nsr mistake to eupposs that TO
scenro good Specimen OF thtsa noble animals
Il Is ntc, Siry to sord TO tho G un.-v fror,
Hh'ch they arc Dsmcd. In noiot of f,cs the
pa;n breed Ii almost extent in New(nrndIand
AID there are to 30 lould Tiers low in ths;r
stead race of mean looking, shabby, c,wo,JIu
thlcVish moro ti:s the degenerate dsso,nJ.n;s
o. 'Las e.c ncola rso'' am a. eifferont lrom
Creek OF II mcr. Neglect, i'll usage, st,rv'.
u ard hard Wolk, have wrought the change
Itl'her mere than tTo yesrl ago an ctfcrt vas
made to in;fo!uco aLother bretd, the ccebtaI-
cd L'tnborg dog, lha fpts: 10 the world, de-
ve!cpGent Of. and decided Improvement o.
inc oHslaa Newfoundland. The breeder OF
this rec, is Couot Essas, O; Leoohsrg. Wur.
t:m5ciE, ADD hitherto hia endeav RI bav, bacn
crowned with SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
Massachusetts Grccnhnc,,ers

Ko,r,,A May Tho crceaback labor ra;ts
or tho ton,,t district kst night elected delegates
fs1orios R. =" first chci,e AMI psv' p,5'
lJr eeoand Tor PreNico-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08
Prize Eight

New York. May S.-A Scautou. Pa,
special gives tho particulars OF plis, Gsh,
which took place nctr tie city iimis yesterday,
hetwcon Di7o Richards and Tom Thomas, aud
wsa Witnessed by about 000 spectators, in,
Guiding mcmbcrs Of the pclioo aad select cCun,
Oil, tho heights erould heirg black with men
snd Boys. IL chsrGs is 2S years cid AID $50
pourds weight. wbil, Thomas is 2l years old
aod weights lao pcuods. TTenty.scVea rounds
wero icustt, the spectators cheering Justify
lhs third round was titrce'y tous ht apd 49,
10 both filliog heavily 20 tho gsoS: and n pern
melce etca other visornSSsy vhrr. ,h.v pI Iaa
uolll nckod no by their sccooas. Thai ivy , 'a,,
were badly eSfiSuted on oon.irgto Tho scr .auI
inr the EtZt rouud. at this stage tho ,g;r, ~
RcbaTds' appeared upon the tcsnc with hs a..
sleevssrocd high up on her atms aod brosE.
iug through tho crowd she forced her wao into
the ring aod exclaimed go for him Dive. nv
boy Tho result Ct tkcs, crcourseiag words
Vas that Dawes antagonist fell with the blood
gushing from bis u,ou.h. At tho ED Ct the
9TH rsund tho ciD.b.arts who w,ra ecarroly
able TO siatd, were separated by their friends
10 The crowd. richards appeared to have the
best OF 1t, although it WAS dsclar ID drawn ba,.
tie and will DO fought ont again at an ca!y date
Tho s;akts were said to DO 500 asity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

A marriage li,e1s, was issued in Washington
yesterday TO John Scrogglns and Jane Madiuy,
beth Of Charles Co., Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-08

D'n't catch Id, bay y'u 49, -, n ,a IT. i a
met The requirements OF N c''S ~ VIII I"
DR.. Bulls Gonsh S,rnr. re :'''.