Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-12
NEWS OF The DAY
Rarcock's plurality in California is l22.

Rarcock's plurality in California is l22.
John Brown, q school teacher 10 Canada, got
lest 10 the woods Oh Saturday light last and
was frozen to death.
The Uoion League Club Of New York last
night voted net to admit any persons 10 MEM
bership hereafter Who are not Republicans.
MIR. Henry CLAY. the grandson of Harry OF
The West" Who j,ined the Howgate Polar ex.
petition, did rot return with the shiD Gulnare.
but is spending tho winter at Ri'enbenk,
Greenland.
CHARLES A. Sidney. civil engineer. and SOD
of one Of the prominent members Of that pro-
fession in Philadelphia, hiss been arrested 10
Boston and ia ken to New York, 10 answer tor
number Of forgeties.
The racs horses of Colonel Mcdaniel. the
veteran of the turf were sold at New York Oh
Wednesday. One or two winners brought fsir
prices but several others less celebrated we're
knocked down at low figures.
Thirty. nine warrants have bsen issued 10
Charleston, for the arrest Of democrats tor
alleged fences against the election laws. Ar
| rests have also been made in Richla0d and
other counties of South Carolina.
There is a large trade in New York for honey
| received from California. from Virginia and
from Western New York. There is prefer
eIce for honey 10 the comb, ss there is greater
certainty Of getting it purar than when it is al
ready strained.
The New York p,psrs ststo that number OF
families of German farm laborers are now at
Csslle Garden awaiting employment. Farmers
10 this State, who havs. large tracts OF aod.
would do we'll to turn their attention to such
source of labor as tile.
Mile. B;rnhsrdt Appeals 10 have created o
much more marked SUCCESS 10 "Ftou-Erou' on
Wednesday night than 10 her impersouatlon OF
Adrienre. The role is lighter aud apparently
much better suied to her peculiar Repiss. All
the critics eeem to agree that she is dsap2oint
ing 10 tragedy but that sic is wonderfully ine
in romantic meo drma.
A deed Was Put CD record yesterday in Ws;h
iDgt0n for tho sale Of the Federal buildiag, ocr
Ter of Sevsoth and Z streets. by g. y Ksyser.
receiver, to Edward A. Rsy1ods, ct Philsdel-
pha. for $ll2 500 This tui;diog eas formerly
occupied by the German ADaricau Sank, AID il
is paid fer 10 approved claims. which Mr.
Reyoods has been cJi!eoiipg ct 50 aud 65 cents
Oh the dollar
Tbo failure OF tie Womau's Bark Of the
rotorious Mrs. Howe, Of Boston. is now follow.
ed by the explosion of Now York Ladies'
Miuiug end Stock EzchaDpe." aud the disap
pesrauce of the manager, 9 Mrs. NJ. f. Warren,
who seems to be atxIous'y looked for, but 50
far 10 vsip. This was speculative affair,
which took margins" from cohfdi1g ladies.
promising them fortunes in return as tho result
of operations in stocks.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the East Tennessee, Virai1il aud Georgia rail-
road met at Knoxville Wednesday. Pr S dent
Coles report showed the road to b 10 o eros
porous coLdtion. The purchases of the Selma,
Rome and Dalton aud Georgia Southwestern
roads were concluded, making 900 miles Of
| road under control of the company. Arrange
ments were made to cid the extension of the
Knoxville and Ohio road 10 a DcrShRcstern
connection.
Four of tho ci:iz, ing Of Madeirs, Florida, who
were forcbly rescued from deputy United
States marshal on Tuesday night went to jack
sonville voluntarily yesterday and delivered
themselves to tho Uoited States authorities.
They had on examination and were released on
light bail. They publish clrd dcncuacog
the cutrogo and saying that they have no
knowledge of the identity of their rescuers aud
that any citizen of that county against whom
charges for violating United States election laws
GRO preferred will como voluntarily before
the proper tribunal without arrest on Motif
cation.
Luoretia Mott died yesterday evening ct her
retideros, near Philadelphia. in her eighty
eighth gear. She wac bern 10 Nantucket 10 1893.
At the age OF IS she became teacher in board.
Jog school in Dutcbess equity, New York, and
10 1918 she became preacher 10 tho Stclsty
of Friends, spd continued up to tho Tina OF her
death. She was q delegate to the Anti seVC;y
Convention beli in LoDdCn 10 1910. but WAS re.
fused membership Cd account of her sax. She
took prominent part in the first Woman's
Rights Convention, in 1910. at Seneca Falls.
over which her husband presided, and her elo-
queoco made her conspicuous at all the yearly
nee,iogs of Friends and conventions.