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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
Portor's Prototype.



Az soon as the Porter case is concluded In Con-
gress some descendant or admircr OF Benedict
Arnold should move for q resolution OF thanks
for his patriotic services while In the United states
nruV.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
,~zsFss oFFICE oTTHE UNITED STATES CAPT.
~ Toll ELEt TRIO LIGHT SUPPLY co.


wAsHINGroS, u. c.. January ~ 1880
Pursuant to the statute In such case provided the
stockholders IN said company hereby requested to
attend meainR OF the said Company and stockhOld-
ers thereof on TUESDAY, the 10Th day of February,
proxlmO Mt o'clock y. M for the purpose OF ch0Os-
ing officers and trHnsnCtng any other business that
HORACE LITTLE,
Ja.7-feb3t j. J. NEWELL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

THIS is what may Ire termed an eccentric
winter. 1t battles the science of Old Prob "
not little. No ice, no snow, no sharp
frosts even to indicate the reign of the
Frost King Spring will have no such
chilling presence in her lap as the poets are
wont to sing about.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

THE friends of Mr., YOcUM, NJ. c. of Penn
sYlyano, contend that our paragraph Of
yesterday morning relating to the pending
contest does tho cause of that gentleman
injustice, and, accepting their statements
it wears that appearance. They contend
that the contestant has abandoned every
legitimate claim to the seat, and that the
case has resolved itself into an attempt tC
introduce the methods that have been re-
sorted to IN Maine to sustain the Fusion
government That being so, our paragraph
was ill-adyised.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

THE new Senator, the Hon, LUKE PRYOR,
appointed to fill tho vacancy accustomed by
The death of Senator HOUSTON of Alabama,
apparently has an intimate acquaintance in
the person of the editor of the Deadwood
BLACK Hills Pioneer, That journal, speak
ing from this standpoint Of intimacy re.
marks that Mr., PRYOR "will only be one
"more nobody added to the Souths long
" list of nobodies in Congress He is an
Anticipated, old fossil remains of what
was, in his best days, one.horse, moss.
backed. country iackleg lawyer, who would
"hays starved 60 death before he was born
ain any live or enterprising region"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
Nnehn,t nothor Abput II.


LbulilubNOH hUNhNsN'l
A-Democratic paper asks, " How shall we elect
the next President" Well, don't fret about II at
all the Republican party will take that worry and
work OF your hands You won't have anything to
do with It at all
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

GARcELoN, SMITH and the other Maine
rovolutionists have disappeared and all Is
serene once more
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

sary In my Pile treatment or Female Weak nesses but
must see all patients 10 know their oOndiionO th0n
any person can use my remedies themselves ca.
mental power, ygor and general debility by either
sex restored For further Information, and difficult
lies OF which treat, you must make application NJ
my onlce No, i3e Ninth street northwest. RILEY
BdILDIHd office and residence. Consultation nee
10 all - detly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

McMUTLIN has been acquitted and RAN
DALI breathes freer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

Food for Ireland's poor and hungry people to
the very limit of bonoyOlenCe, but no MINDS for
mere political opinions or purposes, Is the general
opinion Of the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

The fact that Senator BECK is a natural
lied citizen and, therefore, ineligible to the
Presidential chair, serves to exalt him head
and shoulders above his Democratic cotem-
pOraries in the Senate as an independent
and fearless debater. The same fact further
affects his standing in the Senate as the
successor Of HENRY CLAY" and at once
dsposes of his ambition in that direction.
But the idea that he is the successor Of the
sage of Ashland-well, refer it to Messrs
HORR and Cox. It's very funny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

IF the BLAINE men hereabouts do not
give their candidate public reception now
that he has returned to Washington, they
Will miss an opportunity to give their
lavorite "boom" shove ahead. Aside from
this it must be admitted that Senator
BLAINE is popular manin this community,
md if this suggestion should be adopted
there would be turnout of all classes to
do him honor. Who will start the ball in
motion?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

GENERAL LOGAN dissents from the prop.
osltion to reinstate FrrZ-JoHN PORTER to
his former rank, with back pay, amounting
to large sum of money. In that General
LOGAN acts the part of true soldier.
Under the circumstances the punishment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

fact that they are all still on hand is evidence thai
there Is life In the old land vet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

KEEP the Church aud State forever sep
nrate.-U. S. Grant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~SSsALL oHIoANS TEMPORARILY REsID-
sSS3 Ing III Washington are urgently requested 70
meet on THURSDAY EVENING, the 2Wh instant,
at O'Clock at German HullbO Eleventh street north
West 'tween FHnd streets, for the purpose OF or.
gambling an Ohio Association. Ia2g-llF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

LIVERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING
II All REASOHA BILE RATES,
Al THE REPUBLICAN, OFFICE.
1908 W street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
Ready for Another Defeat.


IL IA impossible TO say which Of the Adamses Will
he defeated In Massachusetts, next time, but the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29
.DR. CANDEG ,... " YORK

| treat IIemorrhoids or Piles. VIII
give $500 for any case VI Itching,
Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies VIII not help anl cure.
/ use only external and internal
remedies no caustlcs no acdsi al inn
mediate relief; no detention from
business. treat and cure all Female
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

N~SayD NO MORE RHEUMATISM OR GOU1,
~ Azure OR CiInONIC
SALICN LlCA A POSITIVE CURE.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED. -
a PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
At once relieves and soon eradicates from the sys-
tenn all CIuLs, CHRONIC or INIERMtTTEST
FEvEHs, &C. caused BY the Mnarous ATMOSPHERE
OF the District All Urinary Troubles find instant re-
Lief.
Complete substitute Tor gunlne without rs W.,
pleasant results SALICYIICA II NO PATENT
MEDICINE, but an established cure for above COM
plants highly Endorsed by all hrsclnsS Physicians
In Europe. Pleasant 10 take. sold direct from I'm
pOTters. at Baidwln's BOOK store,
02O II STREET, UISHINGTON.
81 n box go doSes) boxes -. .
Sent by mail on receipt otprlce. Ja.Otut h6sa-tf
n ~ A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of the Washington GAS Light Company for
the election of Directors VIII be held ut tue Office OF
the Company il3 Tenth street northwest, OH MON
DAY, February =, 1880, between Y O'Clock m aud
d. m. CHARLES Ii. BAILEY
ialG-td secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Circular From A uditOr Massey
Commonwealth Of Virgins.
CthCe Auditor Public Accounts

''S"olS'i' pm - lGCU
To all COLLECTORS Of the Rercaus for the Con,
monrcaih Of Virginia.:
IN circular addressed 10 yCu on the Dad in
slant instructed you IL retain from all c,u-
pons rtca;Tod by you which had been taken
from bonds known Ss ~ IA, tho lsx nsmsd
therein.
niso instructed you not Il: receive coupons in
pay meat VI Thai potion CT the revenao which
had b3en dedicas cd to public free school uur-
poses by The Constitution of Virginia mud tie
laws nindo in conformity thereto-io vii she
cspltation tx snd one fifth Of Ire property tax
q msjority Of the Judges of the Sunieme
Court OF Appeals have, contrary to nv oxpec,s-
uon, decided that 10 tax mus. BE- c0llected from
the coupons Of the 1919 bonjs; and lhst cou-
pons mus: be received in psyment o. ali taxes,
including tho cspitsiion ta1 snd the properly
Tx (ono ltthl, which had been dedicated to nut
nc Tree school purposos By .Ge Constitution ana
laws Of the Stale. N
My Instructions ci7.n on tho Fad ins.s n. u,are
IN accordance with what l taen bell we'd. and
Still believe TO be mandstes of the Constitution
the organic law OF the Comm on wealth. Yet
while my opinion is unchanged. it becomes my
olhc'sl duty 10 instruct you, which hereby do.
70 conform to the opinion Of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals, rs it is stated above.
Very resi- ectfully,
JOHN L. MAssRY.
Auditor CT Public Accounts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
SCENE INA THEATRE rens,l ,hlo %

SCENE INA TnEATRE-A remark able tc,re
occurred ct readiug given % Thursday night
at Louisville, Ky, by Mary Sc,tt Siddors.-
Ihs hrst part of the programme had jsst been
concluded, the last fosiuie OF which was The
rendition Of The Manisc," Mrs Siddous ap-
pcared 10 costume, and tie andierc, IVES much
moved By her dramatic display. Suddenly q
young woman pushing pas, the door keeper, ran
down the maia asle, lsgped upon ths stage and
rushing TO MIS- SiddJns attacked her ssYagey
The women bad dog 10 her arms and coored
man followed her. Persons inteffcrred and pre-
vented any Injury 10 Mrs. Siidons. who ex.
planned that the young woman 10 demented
person who tad escaped from her custodian,
great excitement was produced 10 the au 1ience
by the occurrence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Execution.

New York. Mag IA special rom G;iacs
villa. Texas, gives thu particulars CT the txscu-
tioa OF l.. ii. NoISioesr. who was convicted OF
tic gilIll unrdsr Of wills Cline, in Cool,
c,uoty, 10 1878. Noftsicser and bis 4i.in.
Willis Cline, geGe rive. sut0rs fer TIE hand Of
the same young woman srd the src less Of the
latter IN besrirg CT tho pr'Zc 40 sDregsd Noft-
tl6Gcr that he murdered hin 10 his bed About
10 coo peorl5 Witnessed the execution. When
N1t'siasc or had mounse,! tho scatTJId and th,
kaot was abou. to DO &C listed, he ssi6: "FeIloS.
eitlz;rs If you Thick ought to dis | sm wiling.
| do nc: thsLA Gov. Roberts in my case thcua h
nc was honest 10 bis convictions. Judge Car
roll promised to recommend my Communication.
I GU all know how he ure me. If Gov. Roberts
wants NE 10 die. AM ready. Fricnds and all.
Good.hvo, | hope to moot you sill in better
world" Ths Rock Of Ages" was then sung,
otter which prayer was offered. At4 80 Ncft
singer babe the sheriff goodbye aud stepped on
the drop, which carried him six feet. In half
an hour the body vas taken down and given to
his father to bs cent home to Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

or three words Ct good, s;Fcog, honely E1gIlsh
su1dcoIy buried Gu: sro Io;o effective than
long ADDRESSES delivered il chasio sod polished
oratcry. Such 40 occasioa Happened ia the
Senate yesterday, and for that once, at least. is
was we'll that Mr. Hereford was there. for he
struck the gist of the matter uoder discussion
The proposition directing the President to sp-
plat two negro clde!e to West Point every year
at ouoe, and effectuslly exhibited tie hypoc
ri5V and sophis!ry Of the republican advocates
OF that proposition, by declaring that thers WAS
not o republican Senator who recognized social
equality betwoen the white and colored races !;
that not one of them was willing to permit his
daughter TO marry coored man." '1fyou
are in favor of social equality" he said. why
dent you enforce it in your fsmiiies You know
you won't do it,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
FOREIGH MEH,S

The Porto refuses to te accountable for the
Montenesriu difficulties.
ParLell's land league demonstration at Dub
lilo was failure.
The new members Of the British House Of
Commons were sworn 10 yesterday.
D,tails of recent fighting 10 Afghauistan
show 1t to have BEEN very severe.
The Ausro Hungarian ambassador to EGG.
aod will probably Do removed, for having spok.
en- scorntuly Of. MIR. Gladstone.
There is no news from tho missing training
ship ATLANTA, and The belief prevails that she
was lost OF sea with three hundred sous on
board.
The offo,rs Of tho American frigate Con
stellatlon were entertained at batQaet given
by tho Mayor and olliz,Ls of Cork on rturtd ~
evening.
The London Standards Beria correspondent
reports that all the Jews OF ioreigo birth 10 St.
Petersburg have been ordered to quit the city
within six hous
The anti. Austrian party is gaiLipg erourd
Ia LAZY. Three times within as many weeks
has the German government been defeated in
the Reichstag.
From the % | to tho 3lst of March the bu.
t'S'o VI poioouo WIN Olou III lllU dUelEO OF yell
low fever aVtred Is per diem, With minimum
OF and msxlnun of 81, and the weather
Continues Very hot.
An alliance Of tho Balkan rrovi,c,s is talked
OF. Gordon Pasha believes that tho GOES )Ilda,
ton ct Bulgaria asd Roums!is into one State
would PM al end to the Russian irtriguss 10
the Balkan peninsula
uar! mao, the Soci,iist cleo'ed to tho Reich.
stag iron uantur9, is q uroeymau shoe
maker. Ills cl-c.iOD CAUSES great surprise. Tue
R"caslag IL again showing slgus OF Drcakioy
IrJn the die alIol Of Bismarck.
The Gar Of Russia celebr .tcd The aopv,r-
s'ry ct his birthday yesterday. Much Import
anoo ~ attached 10 tho prescDoa OF the ENJOYS
frog, FleDua. as nUno eV'r attended on siuilsr
OCCASIONS Ia previous years
AdslJes from Shanghai state that the posjs
too is v.r3 uoselt:d Tao future Of all bust
ness Is 10 40 unsatisfactory and critical state
oHIag 10 The unta,i0rss caused by the safe OF!
atsrs n: Prklo and the probability IF war with
Rufsa.
ThS Paris hlonitcur is authority for the stale
meet THAI Ptlnoo Jerome Napoleon has Quasi
officially ictormed Ivy, Ct his most Intimate
that lie Princess ClouIde, his wife,
tsl,ter oil tho king Of Italy) has at length con.
seated 10 return to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
4. d. q. z.

correspondence OF The Alexandria Gazette
HE PLAINS. VA, Arril 29.-Tho members
OF Minnshsha Ledge. NJ. 296, I. O. G. T.,
held their l!t:y fourth mscting on Monday the
26;h Instant, and ,!:c!td the following officers
for The ensuing quarter, viz G. +. Tovson,
w. =. T.; Miss NJ. Collins, W. Y. T.; Il. H..
Haltsb. W. S; j. L. Carter, w. c.; j. +. Is.
Davis. w. +. s ; Miss Tin. Hul6sh, w. T.; l..
Il. Carter, w. NJ Miss Susie Clark, w. d.
~. +. W. Hall, W. |. G.; j. W. Matthew,
W. y: g.; Mis-. Jeone Garter, w. R. Il. s :;
Mrs }. B. Carter. W. l.. II. s.; William B.
Snitbcrs. ?. w. G. L. They also elected the
ioiloTlng delegates to attend the couoty lodge !:
b. d. HuI6sb. Miss NJ. Collins, Miss Susie
CLARK. Edward Carter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Methodist Genera, Conference.

Tho Methodist Episc>pal general conference
began its quadrenuial slssion to d.y in Pike 8
OTe'a Hou'c iu Ciocionati. Bishop Scott
presiding. Nearly all the delegates, number
lug about 400 are 10 ATTENDANCE. The confer.
cuco will DO ia session oro month.
Among questions most widely setated, aud
likely to receive unususl attention during tho
contererc,, ia the question Of superiuteudency
relating to presiding elders. As matters arc at
present, the office of bishop is for life. This,
however, is wholly matter of usage.
Another question which will undoubtedly 70.
celVed full share of attention is tho extension
of the limit of the PASTORAL term. Three yoars
10 now the longest time that any nun may rs-
msIn continuously pastor ef church.
During tho last quadreDnium three members
OF the Board OF Bishops have died. 1t is thought
probable new bishops will be chosen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
WASHINGTON. D. G., May l, 1880.
SENATE


SENATE.
The Senate was cot in sesso, 10 day, havicg
adjourned yesterday until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. scslep, of N. G., chairman of the en-
miitee Oh 1r dian Affairs. reported bill to to-
cept and ratitv the aGrsemeot subu tilted By tine
oopfedersted Ute Indials Tor the s,le Of their
reservation 10 Colorado. Ordered to bs printed
and reccmmitted.
o. motion Of Mr.. Plic,, of Iowa, till was
passed providing that the ca.h or affirmation
verifying the returns made by national nks
may BE- taken before not:ries public.
MIR. Money. of Miss, cffsred resolution
authorizing the Secretary ct War to SIND four
thousand rst' ous to Macon, Misa, for the uss
of tie sufferers made disilute by tho cyclone
of April 25;h. Adopted.
Mr.. Buckner. of Mo-. chairman of the Com
mittee 90 Banking and CurreLc,. reported back
adversely resolution o.lliog for icfJlm alton
cr cHniUg the expense Of issuing currency.
Laid n the table.
A dlsl u:e arose as to whether the bill for the
re'let OF l.. Madison Day, of Louisiana came
over So unfinished business, aad the Speaker,
though OF tho opinion that there had been 40
agreement that it should be considered as such,
Vas compelled to rule that az the previous
question Was not pendioR. tho bill cOa'd not
come up uttl F.idsy next.
o. mo;ioo of Mr.. Pound, of Miss, the Is h
Of May IVES set aside FIR The consideration Of
| I no till to cs.abi:h additional trading school,
for lcdiau yca:ts.
This S!eskcr rtcoced,d 10 eli oommitees
| for reports.
Mr. Cotfioth. OF Pa, chairman Of tho C,la-
mir l,.r "a e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Browns Household paro,

Is the most Elective Psin De,troyeri,,b,
Wlll most surely quicken the blood ssS.
taken internally or applied ex!ernsV,
thereby more. certainly RELIEVE b,M
whether chronic or acute, than any o,hs.
aiieVlator, And it is warranted doubla,he :.s, It
Of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in the Sida. Back G, RI,
soTe hroat, Rheums'lsm; Too:ascha. AID \
ACakS' and Is The Great Kelteyer 7,
KEN l,an "Bk0W Ms HoUc HhOLD PASss
CEA" should be in every family. 4 .exns:
iul OF the Panacea in lumber Of h., ~
(sweetened. if prefcrrcd), taken nj bet,,m.,' !,
BREAK UP a COLD. % ceu,, 4 h '.,'e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
NJ uoil Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. stivibu:-d IA,
causes, is occssioned by Worms RAM,
VERM IFUGE COM FITS or Worm !,r,'.
slthcugh ehrclual in destroying worm: o.
no possible injury To the uus. .cu.,..-
I his valuable combination has tsen .,.r,,,,
used by physicians. snh fauuh 20 b.. nn..'.,
sure in eraaicat;lg worms, So hUc...,:,,.r,
% cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Esle French SOcinI1usa

PARIS May 1.-The socialists have formed a
Contra; committee in this city. Thay he'd a
meeting asst night 10 appoint delegates to come
10 IN understanding with their colleagues in
the provinces regarding general socinIistic raw
pulmonary programme, which will form tho
basis of scLion st all future elections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
History REPEATING IIsrLE.-Tba

History REPEATING IIsELE.-Ths recent
ukase OF the Gear Ct Russis, commanding all
Jaws 10 leave ST. Petersburg in six hours under
certain penalties, brings TO mind similar order
OF Claudius to the descendants of Abraham
dwelling in Rome 1890 years ago, tbs subsequent
gnettoes and the cruel Spanish edicts of the ft
tesnlh century: and is sad commentary on tho
deans OF modern humanitsrans who ara con.
stsnt'y prsing of the liberal and advanced spirit
OF our are NP'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Ex Senator Bn,urd.

, WILMINGTON, DEL, May Lex Senator
bhvSrd has baen confined to mis- room for week
Or Two past, but his physicians express no sppre-
hens'on c'ncerning his recovery. His complaint
Is Is pronounced to be y physical weak snng, but
rne 't mas oneh m Improvement during Tho
past two days. Senator Bcysrd arrived in Town
last nigh! End is in attendance Ut his fathers
bedside ~ "sNSi o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
DIED.

nS IN me morning of May LIT, Mrs NARY
ION, Va, 10 the 10Th year Of his age. M Her
ianersl will take place from tho residence Of
ar ht. Charles Ksne, on Peyton ,treet, betVsen
rrlnce ana Duke, Tomorrow (Suncay) Altar.
noon, at o'clock, to which the friends Of the
family are respectfully invited, 'n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

The May number of Potter's Amor lean Meth.
~ has been received from it rubi:hers, John
K. Potter & Co, Philadelphia Among its con.
teats arc, The Land of tho Had, With Mon and
Books, Chinatown, Girls continuation of Leon
Manor. or tho Re,olute Ghosts. SC, &c and q
full editorial department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Tho following is list of the lo.,..
in the Pcstohice in this city Nsy 's:2a:c
Persons calling for letters will ssy -,
vertiscd and give the date OF ,hs X; ..sE s.: I.
If not called for within thirty dsvs -
sent to the dead letter Office. in NJ sI.,
Besch, Mrs Jane z Merrill Is, HS:
Beverly, Mrs Harriet Moore, Ni.s1;
Coleman, Miss Margt Mile, vii t1a
Dyer. Mrs Srs lnnsh Pickett, Ni,sv
Dixon, Orm Richsrds ,InoN IA:
Elmer, Geo Russell Ros,"GN
Fortune, Mrs j Smith. Mr.:
Freeman, Erastus Stewart. ,IoSn 9
Grenon, Jacques Simms, Mr. w.
Homes, Cath'e, col Seaman, W. Ss
Hancock. Albert Fl Webb, w.,
Hart. + w Young, NJ, MIr:
Haislip, Miss MaryE ycung' jas May 3
Lewis, WmJ
1t LEWIS MCkEs7rr =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Enter, Cheese aud Ec. axs,ci.,so.

!SniAFArGLis, I'M, Missy Tho Butter,
CEs.se aud Egg Association adoptad q resoIu'
t'on Ees!ardsy asking Congress to remove The
dnly on salt, and also ono urging the State Of
New York TO abolish tho "exorb itanr' toll on
EST transported on the canals Of the State. "a.
hs7 Hsp"i5, Iowa, Wns chosen for the mex. con.
ychllOh Ihe convention then adjourned zinc die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Ice and Snow

GARR1soNs, n. Y, May There wero sno "
s1ialis along The Hudson this morning, ind The
CsttRiIIs are covered with snow Ics formed in
the north west and cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

The Loudoun Lodge. 1. o. y. E., Ct Leg
burg, celebrated the ,iIty first anniversary of the
Order in the United States. 90 Mord,y even-
Ing last BY public address and samptuous
supper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Two Men Killed Inv J.,.b,,I,,

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 1.-Spscisls 10 .bo
Galveston n eva from Cor,lcana 1sport tina. two
men were killed by lightning nesr there yatsr.
day during the .torm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

, Sifcrg hen your voice a1d remove Coupbs.
Colas AMI Hoarssness by taking Dr.. BalIs
Cou2h Syrup. Pic, $50. bottle,