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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore J. c. Febi ger,
from the command OF the Washington navy
yard and placed on waiting orders Captain
samuel X. Franklin, from duty as superIntrn-
dent OF the photographic office and granted six
months leave Captain X. Il. Breese, from the
command OF the Pensacola Pacific station and
placed on sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

THE SENATE did not get through with the
river and harbor appropriation bill yesterday,
and the House did not dispose of the deficiency
bill. In the House the Senate amendments TO
House bill relative to monument at Yorktown
Va, were cOucurred in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sO6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
Ladies Kid-hned Opera SipPers-..........S1rs ID.
Ladies' and 4-strap Sandals,-.-.-...S1 TO S3i ~
Ladies Hixh button 5-strap Sandal. 81 50 49,
Ladies' Cur Kid Button BoOt................sl.5 SO
LADIES' Sllk-top French KID Boots. 80. sc
Ladies Slippers and NewpOrts, from ....-45c. up
GENTS.-Ne have the incest stock of Gents Low
Shoes south Of New York Our French Calf Hand
made Low Shoes in Ties, Low, Button and Ocn-
Of the best material and make. Prices are
guaranteed lower than elsewhere.
Cne pr1ce-
sp30 GEO. MCCARTHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

The EX-EMPRESS IN ZULU LAND-A LondOn
paper says that letters received from the Cape
stay at Durham, was to occupy the same room
In government house. to ride In the same car
riage, and eat from the same table as Prince
LOUIS Napoleon did. Travelling in Cape carts,
she was timed to reach Ityotyozzi. where the
prince was killed. on the anniversary OF his
death. Round the spot where the two troopers
who fell at the same time as the prince are
SO as to form small cemetery, in which trees
and violets have been planted. Gebooda. the
leader or the ZuluS who attacked the prince and
his party, has given solemn promise In pres
never be deSecrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

THE PRESIDENT APPROVED to-day the joint
resolution authorizing the settlement OF the
accounts of Thomas Worthington. late colonel
10th Ohio volunteers; the joint resolution au-
thoriZing loan OF tents, &C., by the Secretary Of
War TO the soldiers reunion at MuScatine,
Iowa, in september or October next; and the
bill providing for the erection Of a bronze
statue to the late Prof. Henry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

ss The Rev. webster Hazlewood of Rox-
bury, Mass, told his wife that he was tired of
her. and wished she would get divorce, so that
ne cou,d marry more congenial woman. She
die as lie requested, he providing the evidence
OF his own criminadty. He Is now free, but was
compelled to retire frQm the ministry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
THE ELECTION IN VIRGIsIA.
THE STANTON DISTRICT.

SrAUAToN, Nov. 4 Allen 8 maj ,ritieB arc a.
follows: Augusta, ], 297, and Alb; marie, 25t
Paul's msj,ritics sra as follows: Highland
27S; Bath, II; Shenandoah. l9l; Rockingham
4S3; Greene, $40; and Page, $50. Total
Allen, l 55l; Paul, 1916 Goccbland ard
Fluyaua have not baen heard from.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF KING GEORGE COUNTY.
For resident-Hsrcock. 33G; July ticket,
lC6; republican. SD. For Oougressman-Gar
risou, 326; Cfi cAer, sos; WOLF. 57S. Under
local option law mtj!r,ty of l2S votes were
cast against license ivr the SAFE OF lrttxlcatog
liquors.
The Malone ticket got "a votes 10 PIuos
William county.
Tne Lyuchburg Vireriau has a special td,-
cram. from reliable course. ANNOUNCING that
Patterson il defeated and Treg elected 10 The
ninth district.
OabeIs m iority over Stovall 10 the 9Th dis
trict will be about 7CO.
George D. Wiss's ms; ority 10 Richmond over
John 8. Wise was 2. 800.
It's reported tbat Ffpzier will make COP
test before the State board OF canVassers tor
tho certificate Of election upon the ground that
macy persols holding tax receipts from Massey 6
c electors were prevented from voting in bis
district. Ho acknowledges that Ticker leads
him $500 votes
The re,urns show that the democrats so far
muster about four voters to one for the read
ias:ers, aid lead the republicans handsomely.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
FREDERICKSBURG. Nov. 4-Msy ticket;
1856; July ticket. 466; Republican ticket, 266.
Garrison, 1888; Critcher. 473; Wotz. 2l3.
With two precinc's to hear from tho vote in
Westmoreand is: Hancock, 1922 Garfield, 43l;
readius.er ticket, g. Garrison. 376; WOLF.
400; Critoher, II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

The radicals ADD their effective allies, the So
called independents, are now eli5ly asserting
that TIL, country has had its last sectional con-
test. A moro improbable assertion was rever
made. The lise and progress Of the republican
party is duo tothe existence CT the tell spirit Ct
Northern s:c!ionalisn; exercise that, end the
rldioa party would die Of iuanitiou. No. 30 far
from the contest just ever boing the last. IT
there DO presidential eleclion quartar OF
century hsrc,. tho bloody shirt aud animoslty
toward the red handed robtl, will be as potent
fscors 10 the North as they wero in the elto'
tioD JUS! over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

10 its account ola demonstration by the TOW
Path Club" of Washington last night, tho Re-
publican of that city says "Msj)r Ednu1d
Burke, of Virginia, was introduced and made 9
ringing speech, which was received with the
greats enthusiasm. cv:n the mule adding his
bray to ito chorus. Tho noise behind him
caused the patient animal to stop and mediate
for minute. but q sharp reminder Oh tender
spot sent him off at rapid gate, which the
lookout vainy attempted to check
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business during the week has, Of course, bstn
vary much intetfered with by the election, bu.
10 that tie agony is over" and the child
carsteaed, nj expected that things will soon re-.
adjust themselves and that trade will resume its
regular channels snd pursue the even tenor OF
its wsys. Now that the republicans have sue.
c3eded, i. ia hoped !hsG all The blessings tina!
we're to follow in the wake Of such an event
no.aoy the iLfux CT capital and immigration
into Virgins, will be speedily realized. in which
event much Of the feeling around will be at
slsged, and with peace and plenty, it will make
very little difference 10 our people who governs
out:i ie Ct The confines of the old Commonwealth.
Money, the lever Of the world, and the only sure
m cans Of success in elections. is somewhat more
plentiful, moro of it being ihoat in consequence
Of The liberal disbursements by the parties to
tho la.o conflict, which is verifcation of the
CID sd=gs that ''irs An i'll wind that blows no
one good" TIC supply Ct money ia the great
,ntrca, and the little ones too" is quite
abundant and easily obtained On good collateral,
and We heard of bank in ono Of the interior
towns Of tne State taSt was Offering TO loan funds
At G per cent. with but few takers, en- indication
of tho increasing prosperity Of our people. Gov.
crnnelt bonds witch were ordered up' upon
the announcement Of The success Of the repub.
licsns, had relapse yesterday, snd the
short date isEu:s ware further depressed by
the amour CT m snt nsGo by the Treasury that
no o!her bonds would be purchased for tho sink
ing !uad until the 6, of 1880 are liquidatet. At
tao faal call inn yesterday GI OF 81, Ala and %
were lover, aud IS of 1881 were lower. Reg
istsred l.; cod ct ITO, and coupons closed 1908
ITO for regular a2d lCJsall0 for small bonds.
Their is fair demand for some stocks, tu! lhere
Is notable sbsence of the general boom which
was 20 confidently predicted in some qusrtars
latter GarGeld's election" Virginia consols are
les active but lrmer, tho price huctusting from
81! up GIG and down 10 G43.Gis, closing, sf.er
s.les OF S43 SEQ 9! Gl1sGi3, against GIGS q: toe
close Of Wednesday. The l0-4)5 wero active,
the sslos agSregsting S77,C00. Price ranged
from AZ down 10 4?s. and finally tho pr;c, fell
TO at. There is marked neglect Of railroad
securities. Baltimore and Ohio common shares
arc nominal at lGl bid and 1904 asked. There is
nothing doing in local shares, but we qaoto O..
= II. 7s 932=9l!; o. & a. Gs lst, ll2; do "a 1l5;
60 81, 05l; do 4th 81; We. s. Tom. g. - 1851
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Among the grstuitous advice that IS belrg
rendered Mr.. Garfield by sacalled independent
Northsr, newspapers is sem, to the ettsc' that
while be may be as firm and ita :xibe as be
chooses to be with regard to maintaining the
rights of oolored c;tizsna, be should als' DO con
ciliatory TO tho white people Of the South 1t
is not for US to say whether be be co.. ilatery
or otherwise, but We repudiate theldsa that the
rights of the co!,red c;tiz ,ns require any main-
tenance in tho South. The rights OF The negroes
10 the South are as we'll protected IS thoao OF
the white men, but if they were n't' 1t would
bo the duty of the State governments and not
of MIR, Gaf:ld to maintain them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

The members of the next House OF Repre-
sentative, or, 80 evenly defided that the cleo
tion of Mr.. Dszsndorf, in Virginia may give
the control of that House 10 the republicans.
Aud that will be what tbs Mahonites haVo done
Tor Virgins and for the democratic party Of
the country. The vote that L,c7. their candl
date received was of itself o mere bagatellc. but
it deprived the democrats Of ast enough ballots
10 elect theirs. ard thus enabled the negroes to
cleo. Mr.. d. z.ndorf, who may possibly enable
tho radicals to organz, the House and shape
the legislation Of the country. Should not
Virginia, the South. and the democratic party
Of the Union be under eternal obligations to the
Mshonites?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Now that poor old Nh. Tbonp The apes
tate son Of Virginia. has returned to tho Navy
Department after months Of radical eltcloneer'
ing service, be thinks that himself and other
c, workers in the radical cause should have
little recreation at the governments expense,
and has ,nscquently issued orders for grand
naval review in Hampton Roads next Wednes-
day, which be and bis invited guests will VIII
ness from The deck of the U. S. steamer Die
patch. Tho people Ct the country have to pay
for Dir. Thompsons recreation, and like duttu!
subjects they do not oli.ct, though it must be
said that the man who wanted to give away
government pistols to General Woodford with
which to defend himself against judge and
Jury 10 Mississippi, would not mind thor OBJ
ieciors if they made any.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Tho Valley Virginisa. the able orgsn ct tn:
republ GIN party of this Stale. cas upon Hon.
J. F. L,Wis spd Gensral W. O. Wickham, as
tho official representa- Tres Of their party 10 Vir'
ginis, the first named in the capacity OF chair
mau Of the State c:nral committee. AID The
latter chairman of the State executive commit
tee, to call their respective committees together
for tho purpose, in ,iDt session, "of consider
Jog what is best to be done 10 The present
poltic, complications 10 this State, and says
",re cannot afford to allo,o the State debt qucs
ton to diuiae us IN the campaign of 1881
Then how much less can tho great conservative
party of The State allow i:s harmony to DO disc
turbed By the agitation Of thu same question.
Tic conservatives must have coutrol OF tbe
State government il they waot to preserve The
Integrity of the State. and must not allow the
debt question to Cause any dissention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NOVEMBER
Stul rises ........... 81 San SETS. -
ARRIVED.
Str Exc aisor. Norfolk, to L Hose
Str Jane Moseley. Norfolk. to L 4 !. -oi.
Str L v Arrowsmi!h lower ro.cmi' - -.
tGmac Ferry Company.
Str w Thonpso lower POKE - L i seed.
Schr Harriet Thomas. Aliyh's IT. to Amer =
can Goal Co
sjchr G 30 q G a Trayo.s. Petersburg. 10 i'cr
~. Smoot & Co.
CLEARED.
Stmp John Gibson, Now York. by II a Reed.
Str E1cel:ior, Norfolk. By z & Hooo.
Str Jane Moseley. Norfolk, BY a Reed.
Str Mystic, lower Pine. by Pine Ferry &C..
Schr Spartan. Providence, By Amer Coel Go.
Scar Z Smyrk, Richmond, by H"0"'
NEhoRLEDA.
SchrJ Florence L Lockwood. and A i HccA1.
from Georgetown, the former for Bridgepor."nd
the latter for New Haven, passed .h;oJRo i'@J
Cato 4th.
schr French Vanai!ior. fem B5s;on ~;
Georgetown, ard Covo. from EcckI"rd to-
Richmond. ct Vineyard Haven 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

The democratic campaign flag, located at tn
park, was taken down and carried off lsst nigh
by unknown parties. -Fredericksburg Ne'os.
"Take II q. banner down; it's tsttered;
Broken i. its staff and shattered,
And the valiant hosts are scattered,
Over whom it foated high.
Obi tits hard 70, US to fold it,
Hard 10 think there's none to hold it,
Hard that those who once unrolled It
Now must furl it with sigh"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

If our memory be CORRECT, several gentlemen,
not all of whom eithor were from the other side OF
the lidge," in their speeches to the demccta!ic
congressional convention, held 10 this city last
August, proclaimed that tho strength Of the
Mabonite candidate for Congress was so gr5st
and 80 ur questionable that man from his OVID
side of the ridge" must DO nominated in order
to defeat him. The rcsul, shows that though the
Blue Ridge is very beautiful during the autumn
when tho leaves are turning brown. it doesn't
Affect the opiOions CT Virginiaps respecting
either their States honor or their national
politics. to both of which the people Of the
lower valley are IS rao IS thts, Ct any other
portion of the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
determined shall continue 10 f,w into the
p,ckels Ct the rich manufacturers Of that section.

Tha Washington Star says it is considered
certain that "Gsneral Malone will vote With
the republicans when be takes bis seat 10 the
Senate. The General has certainly i1hIcted
enough Injury upon The democracy OF The
country already, without Increasing 1t by
going to tho txtsnt asserted BY the Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Tho republican national campaign committee
yesterday decided TO devote tho rest of the
funds in its possession 10 prosecuting the alleged
Philip forgery ESQ, and to frdl1g out not only
who wrote ths letter tu! who Iostigated it. Wo
recoecs orcs that distinguished lawyer OF
this city was very near c,sriog criminal be-
cause Of az error 10 tho Indictment, but While
he vas speaking tho prosecuting attorney
amended bis bill, and when the court granted
tho order to qaash. properly prepared indie
ment was presented, the prisoner detained, and
found guilty and sentercod to the pepitentiary.
As be was leaving tho boat, that at that day
conveyed prisoners to tic penitentiary wharf,
AID as be was being marched eff. 10 met bis
lawyer, ard in passirg him, remarked. "Oi'
Miste. you had better have lett it stay
as it was at fret" Nov that the election Is
over the letter business had better be left asst ls
It would never do now 10 provo that Garfield
did Rri;o or iostigste it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
The General Election.

General Harcsck's me pity 10 Maryland ID
1G 16l. Additional returns indicate that Cali
foruia has been osrli,d by the republicans
though full official returns are not yet given.
The latest returns from Tennessee shog that
tho democrats have six ma j,rity in the isgss
Iature 90 Joint ballot, thus securing the success.
sor to Mr.. Bailey. democrat. The Nevada
Legislature is also decidedly democratic, thus
securing democratic Senator 10 tho place Of
MIR. Sharon. republican. Leaving the Senator
to be chcssn 10 California out of the question,
the next Senate viii stand SO demo Gratis. 10
Guiding General Malone. of Virginia, one 10.
dependent. Judge Davis. OF Illinois. who
usually votes With the deml ,ra!s. I and sc re-
publcaus. The House. should 20 other changes
be made, will be composed Of l4G democrats.
Including the two democratic greenbsckers
from Maine and the readiuster from Virgins, !
and lat republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

MI. John ". Widman has purchased that
portion Of the Trpndo land, o,Dtsiniog $50
acres. adjoining tho town of Lsesburs, ca The
borth side Of the Edwards Ferry road, for
sixty two dollars per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1850.

|: is said tina. Central Malone hiss tele.
graphed to Washington that be will not enter
into any caucus WITH the democrats, but will
in all public matters vote according to tie dc
tates OF bis Independent Judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

A BATTLE WITH TRAMps.-J. Is. Brown,
editor Of the Gallatin (Teup.) Examiner, and
friend were attacked By eight tramps 10 tun'
pcl near GallaiiD. Brown defended himself
with q pistol, killing one of the tramps and
wouu6ipg another. The others then fell upon
Browu, and beat him almost to death and rob-
bed him of money and valuablas-over 81 200.
The second tramp wounded by Blown has since
died, and the others escaped. Brown lies 10 O
critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
DIGIO.

DIED.
At Belle Grove, King George county. neE,.
18th, of consumption, ANNA AUGUSTA
ROGB, wife of Robert L. Robb. etq:,, and FEC !,
ond daughter Ct the late Carolinus Turner, OF
the same place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

BLOODY WoRE IN LoUDoUN.-A most byu.
tai and horrible cline IVES pegnetrated ncar
Gum Spring. 10 ibis county, on Tuesday. lhs
26!h Ct Occb,r, by which tbs lives of tTa per-
SONS garc sacrificed. II seems th,t oclored
man, whose nsnc Cur informant could not eg.
sc,ly remember, l;vcl With bis vile and bis
wifo's sister GEAR the village Of Gum Spring.
O. the morning of the day indicated difficulty
sp,ung Up between him aad bis sister ia law.
which resulted in bis assaullins her with mur-
dsrors weapon in the shape OF large knife
used for cutting cff coro. lie pursued her into
tho yard, where, after itfliciog unon her per-
son numerous and serious cuts ard bruises. uotil
he Supposed life was extinct, he went into the
house. ard, taxing bis gun, discharged it 10 the
air He then reloaded the weapon, aud pro-
coeding to within feW feet of where bis VIC
tim ley weteriog 10 her Llood. he placsd the
nuzz!s of tho gun under bis Own chin and fred,
the load passing through lis mouth, tearing
off the tongue. ed lodging 10 the upper psrt OF
the Jaw. While 10 that ooadiIion no observed
signs Of life in his dying sister ia law, chen,
with his murderous passion, strong even IN
death, he reached around until his bspd rested
upoa large stone, with which he struck her
severe blow 10 the fec,. Abou. this time the
6end's wife made her appearance on the body
sc,pe, and seeing her husband reaohing tor AZ
other stone, che Anticipated his emcns.ao
Selling rock dealt the PROSTATE man heavy
blow on the head. and this put al end to all
further struggles. Dr.. Laws was sent for. but
bis services vera uope cassarJ-kosh darkies
were dead.-Louloun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

As the poor people of tho North, who thtrs
as everywhere else constitute the great boo2 OF
the voters, have decided that the existing high
tariff, by which they are compelled 10 pay twice
as much for every thing they buy as it is worth.
in order that tho rich manufacturer may be
protected, shall coutinus, tho rich people OF
Virginia and of tho other Southern States will
stand very much in their own light if they do
not avail themselves Of the splendid opportunl.
II thus offered them of Increasing their wealth
by establishing manufactures, even though
the enormous profits to DO derived thercffom
must be at tho expense Of the poor of tier
own section. These latter would have to poy
no more for what they consume than they pay
now. the only change being that they would
pay it to friends aud atquaiutancesiostead OF to
Northern strangers aud enemies. The System
Of tariff and internal rovepus DOW 10 operation
10 this country. by which tho necsssarles OF lie
are taxed, ia essentially and rad.clly wrong and
urJast, inasmuoh SIS enc man cannot consume
more Of those necsssaries than another and as
therefore the poor mau, though he has no
property to protect, is compelled to pay as much
toward the support Of the government as tho
millionaire, for the protection Of whose property
the expenses of the government are incurred.
Almost everything the South consumes is made
at the North. and everything made at the
North is protected By tariff high enough to
prohibit the importation CT similar articles from
abroad, and conse qaently necessarily adds
enormously to the manufacturers profits. Ii
those people in the South, therefore. who have
money are wise they will invest at least por-
ton Of it 10 manufactures. and thus be enabled
10 reap some of the large but urjast profits
Rhich the poor people of the North have st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Cease your coughing aud er;oy refreshing
slumber, which DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
insure you by promptly stopping the c'ugh.
Pfios 25 c,nts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05

Eh,ich's Fashion Quarterly for the Winter ha;
b.en received, aud is superior number. If pee
sible. 10 i!s predecessors. Ehrich Bros, pub.
Iishers. Kew York. Price Is cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-05
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrvsc-Roats Il Platte, L Ronde., i a
Lorg, NJ a Myers. DR. q 4 Porter, n Main Nh
bayto to American Coal Go.
DepsrLed-BosLs Ii Platte, !! Bender, = J.
Long. NJ a Myers, DR. q L rcrtor. 4 Main. =
Dayton, Maggie Is and Davis.