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- Ulc.. clIoapust aMd bexl III Cy; AlYnIeut Ut ttw
rHiAA- l}EuMjE FAIRLY. In ami la Npst A4tlhruu+
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
ehOWCr Of AniN.

NNNlrEd, MANITOBA. Aug. n HE p 70
n'n or EmIrion were recoal; p:artiad By an
unusual pEcn3mera 10 tic shape Of clouds OF
arts flgirS 10 tho air from vest to cast aot OK.
tcndlog I"r miles arourd. they we're spns-
reutl9 ordlaary black ants proyid ID ai,h wigs,
Dul'ag the nlght myriads Of TIL. 3, i1seo,s ca no
TO the Garth aod the streets and s!iewaI;s we're
literally black with th3m. The Il ID riysr was
Also covered with co.t!bg Of The au!s 40 j, ca
th'tk. 1: 10 supposed inst tho haay? Storms
hsv5 driven hem this way The atmosphere
Vas tx,cedli giy suliry aud The light was cyrsid
erab!y impaired, 8, heavy we're tho cloud, dor.
ing the time Ia Which tho ants vera passing
over tho town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
NEWS Of THE UdY.

1t is reported that ex Senator Uonhlinr trs
purchased Robinson $ Island, list bsIog Thou
sand l-laad Park.
Cnl. j. u bso,on, OF tho oraina-c, DEPART
rnebt "t the army. IL Charge vt SD,iuy fiald
srmofy. dcid yesterday OF heart disease.
Work vi sooa begin On tho Baltimore ni
Drum Point Railroad. Tho ocaiiuo OF which
between Baltimore ard Annapolis, hos nov
been definitely settled.
The flo, Fix 8 cry warehouse ,rec.ed b, The
d. hos Hot king es'ate on D,laWGrs avenue
near Arch sftct Pniladelpnla, in 1879. was
totally destroyed ly fire yesterday morning.
Captain II. ". Ito .este is TO be again sr-
rested. another ,mb, zs'emcut Of $50,00O 10
government iuns having boon discovered
The arrest will he made All tho ios;suce OF Gee.
W. B. Hazon, Ca,ct Signal Of6c,r.
Mr. &. Z. HUNTINGTON. Presid"ut Of TIM c.
Il y. K Il, ssvn his c5eok in New York re
C nry fer 600 mil ion touc hun3r,d thousand
dollars, ID part pigment of Kentucky rosd
Whlcl has go aey added 10 tho g. & o.
system.
Gov. Cornell. CT n W Y ok, has issued pro
carlst!un couhdiux tnc task Of xFending ploD
et cooric,ivs on e." p.rs OF that State 10 tic
dsleSs'lGu t he Ffcuch eoVer1ueot who vii
attr1d he YorktOwu c rleb!n,oo to sou,c iiitscu
well knrw CITIZENS.
lt is proposed ~ huitd ~ Cxi'nson OF The
Chesapeake and OH, sod Sci9tJ Valley Road
f:on Columbus through Delaware, BeIIef5n-
taiou and Wapskoueis, Ohio, to Fort Wayus,
and lhet c, ~ Oh c:go. The cid graded road
bed of The Is ,IIelou,aino ana Delaware Ro,d
will be used. |; is claimed this will mako the
most direct route from Chic,ga to the sea,
coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
FOREIGN NEWH.

a basket lett at q railway station in Birmiog.
ham, Eogland, yesterday by two s;raogs men
vas f"und 10 contain puupOwder and cartridges.
1t is reported at Romo that Franco has in
vItcd tho cammauders of tho English aud Itsl
lad lton-clads at Iuos TO participate 10 o com
inHsloD to lrqllrc toto tho occupation Of SisS
By The French troops.
Tie PaiS Temps saya that the elections 10
Ffatco Sll necessarily result in the formation
OF new ministry. With Nj. Gambatta at ils
head. Gao Of tho most sigoifcant features Of
tho eltcIoLs is tho defeat OF the Bouapsrtistsi 10
Conici. Tho BJpnparlist journal, L'Ofdre,
admits that the elections have been for The
Conservatives Of sill shades defeat from wticb
it will ltko long 10 recover.
News has bceo rsciVcd from St, Petersburg
OF Iecant arrests thcro. i6ouliDg an official OF
the general staff who is accused OF advisip e the
revoutl9Llsls Of tho preonu ions which the GOV.
efomont is tAkiog. Although the prisuus arc
filled with persons tcausad of political crimes
very iow br, brought to trial. BY oId,r of Tho
federal oouocil the NihiIist Russiau Priuoe
krapoIkloo has bceB expelled from SWitz:r-
land
Tho reports of tho whoat cop 10 Ffsbco this
year iod cat better crop than last year. Io
Austria add uangerY Tho orrpI arc good all
round. Al the reports from Russia seree that
the barley Is tho bts. crop of the year. doubling
that OF 1889 10 qlsntity, but not 30 plump and
WotRhty. Kya Is abundant. Wheat is good,
Throughout Germany winter and spring SOW.
lngs are 10 marked contrast. the former yield
log good and the latter very defective crops.
Oats arc very good. Barley is thin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
ENC .Iisr:iCtN.

BaLT!MomE, Aug. - Virginia IS CID -; do
deferred -; do consolidated 81: do II DC.
rles 3st past duo coup -! ney 10 i0a ST. bid
To-day. Cotton dull ; m.ddling l:k,l2t Flour
steady and finn; Howard street xnt Western
super 4 G0iS5; CO extra 5 25a$6 Is; o. family
CAST 80: G,!y Nils A:lortioo so -; do ex.
tra 6sfG 20; do family ~, So; do H:v llat,is
81 So Ps!sp:co FAM IS Is. Whca.-South.
OIL Timer; Nn,.arn = IT: ID b,tar an uuit,
southern red l25lllJ; do s!at,cr iij.l4S; No
Maryland lit2 No , Western winter red Rnot
sad Aug liOs Sert lAltsI.S; o.. littal441 :;
Nov l4GS iliIt. UoTn-Soutlern whito stosuv:
yellow easier; Western estisr and dull; South
ern White 723a73; do yellow -; Western mixed
Spot aGd Aug IUsa7li Sep. I:!s7. DC! 7Ia7!2
nov 76aiG! steamer Ga. Oats steady South.
orh 'i.t2 western White 20 FL DO rlixcd asa
~. Rye higher =! lr5sll0 Ha steady; prin,o
to chioca pe..na snd Maryland IL .$lo. CciFan
steady and quiet; kio csrgoss ordinary to far
lc!il:t Sugar firm; a ST q WhisEo5 nom
inslly 81 20.
NEwYoRK, Aug u ~-1iocss t.rtng. MolcY
40 Flour ehsda i!rnq: aAd fairly active.
Whett !alic higher and moderately .tiYr.,
Corn !-lc iIghc: sod fairly active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

tx Secretary Boutwell, is another ono Of The
inveterate haters of Virginia and her PEI pc
who support the Malone movement and re-
commend reputation ia Viryioia, willie Typo
c:isioally pratlog about the binding ob!igati ~
of contracts 10 the North. But Mr.. Boutwell,,
IS regards the matter referred to. il not loon
sisteDt, tor he Is the sam, man who, y,ars ago,
said he was in favor Of wipiog out the loo Of
demsrcation between tbs negroes AID the white
people 10 the South aad that the mos. effe,.
tive means to that end Was to mix the children
OF the two rac,s 10 the public schools. Pfob,bIy
he is the sourje from which Gen. Mahoue g,t
bis desire to ."obliterate all race Distinctions. -
People with money can avoil the mixiog BY
avaliiog themselves of the facilities of private
schools, but poor people. for whom tho General
has lately developed love that surpassts even
that OF Wtm;n, mus; have their children rcn
ducsd to the level of negtoes. Such is Mahon.
Inn Waen Its Transparent mask is torn of. The
poorest people ia Virginia w are those whose
fathers owned negroes. and though thers ia
nothing 80 leveliog to tho vas! mai,rilv of ncn
as poverty. there are but few fathers with drop
of Virginia blood 10 their veins, no matter how
poor they may be. who would like to send lbsir
little daughters TO mixed tchools. and 10 avoid
that danger and to set tn, seal of their con.
dennslon upon the man who would incur il t.,
they will take good care mex. November to d.
prive him and his party of the power to do
further harm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Tisiia,,I,sEa-

NEW YORK, Aus 2i-Thc pcp;'s t;,sucis,
ar lce says: The Sock Exch.rgo market vie
r!:ler qlle: TO 6sr, b.. SO cone.nly sr:anr.
U. 3. toDcs rr5 / lower -. tho tX;cujed s,
sri othcrwisa n"oilaorrd. S,C!o booGs utr
dali I'D ll'm. E,ro..i lords ara irce.ular,
hut ecners'iy / ;h"r, :!se a.vaarc rsagios froul
to i pr Cell. ,i'.ao recall OF tic ii &c ,iaticps
|, The seek Daikns np t. Tho limo we wrio 10
a net adTauoe OF 4a2i. a: the bast Tee c3udl-
.lon CT tha Pfr.lIr"' IA !sr :s Sp1cni:,iou g,rs.
Is oIlg pretcx:. Tao lnaoay market is i,illy
easy thus fartu day--5.G Per cc1: % stocks and
+;5 pr eaOi On u S bao1s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Love and PSaI !sOIS3,a,

NEW York. August 2t-John j. Pigeon.
IT,, died Gu MorGay and lho family physician
gave a ccr;lio,:e Of death ~ souta mania.
This WAS rel c.ed IS The Board of Health. aud
investigation revealed the fact that L. seon bad
taken pciscn. lie was 80 years OF sge and had
fallen in Iowa With f gi;i ct fourteen years.
Tbo parenta had forbidden his suit. and Two
weeks ago ho toak b>ari with rois,iq, Of tho
gill 10 Williamsburg. o. Saturday,. tho Is b
lEsf.. ho invited the gr. 10 acc ,mpapy him to
R)ckaHay AID because shs wCuii not he too K
some rat poison that her IN other Ii .d lste 90 tho
maull'oicn'. His mother took hin home aud
there he died,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
SaEc;se5,

NIw York, August 81 "A WEALTHY widow,
dfty.iiTe yssrs Of eGc. named Babe.,a Schic!ds,
committed suicide les. eight by cutting her
throat from ear to car with table koito. She
WAS the mother OF grown IN son |. is said
that for severn weeks past she has shown sgrs
of deranged intellect.
Lawrence k1Euer, taylor, las for some time
been suffsriog with kidney disease and malaris.
Lately he bscamo dependent. Ga Monday,
after supper, his vile went cut, and 90 her re-
turn found him blscding frcm t9o pistol
wounds in tho head. LIE SAT lie vas Tired Of
livisg. He died in Bellevue Hospital yestel-
dav morning. lie was forty.eEht years Of sge.
GALVESTON. Texas. Angus. pa special
from knn,s. in this State, 10 the News says
committed suicide yesterday by first cutting bis
throat and then blowing his head nos,ly OF with
sho. gun. He lesves young wfs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Warning 10 Havi-stOrS.

WASHINGTON. aug. 2l.-lt is reported to
the Chief Signal Officer That hurricane is Geo.
trail shor. distance roFth of ncrtheas. Of g..
Thomas, w. | . With maximum hourly wirl
velocity Of sixty ui!cs, wind backing r.
northwest to southwest. Oos vessel vas blcwa
ashore. Tbs ipfcrns'iaa given is irsuli,i,rt
to determine tho path of tn. storm c?ntrc, but
tho centre will rrob,b'g ,novo nor,hwes.wa,d
alG u3c's it rccurVcs 70 Tho northeast i; will
reach The Atlantic c2is.. Whila storm eisua|a
will not 90 displayed q; pres ut Tia Chist Sig
nal Odis,r c,usiir:s it ad slsa$lo to s,nl special
Harnirg, 10 sl AIa2tic pors srd to oiu,ion
shipping aGaius: ptss!bls danger for tho mex!
tHo or three days from the hurricane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
EllaDpZHieI.scus.

NEW YORK, hugGS; IA pTcpossess!ng,
bright looking anu ieshoushlg htllied your 4
man, { % y.ats CT aeo. namci pau' Sigsi, tLa
son OF General Far Sse|, uas srraiga,d yes
tcrdsy before Justic, !llsh Gsrdoer, 10 tho
M0rrlsanis Polio, Court. charged with rmbt2-
element. Dir. Day. Of thn Gtm of Messrs.
Bennett. Day Il &C.. frat m,rchents, appeared
as complainant paaies. tia prisoner. watsu
downfall Was due, II IS alleged, TO fse: c.in oau,
The examination, wtlch ss;rd hslI an htuf,
W5s held 10 Ills Honor priss'c roam, and 10
snltcd in the dislhaig. OF tho accused. ss th'
ii;ln rriu IeS 10 moss thu chnrpc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
AsOrr;hse aflai-

GALV hsroN, Tex, Aug. "a Tho Nowa' spe.
cisi Ire m sherman. gives details Of most hor
i t, Affair III Cock county. Someilm, since
Len bianton, sn ex.ShefitI of Cook Co, aad y
very desperate man mot Jas. Todd. who h .d
o t "ltness Against him in law suit, aud
sousoo and lnsulted him in u shameful manner,
Ihey separated, each voWing TO meet ,ho ohm,
!ot nal settlement. Yesterday they met and
both drew their weapons and fired. Todd w,s
ehot through tho heart and ia the broat, and The
top or Bjsnton's head was blowa Of. Both mon
were lying dead when discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

Tbs Sopton Der number of the South A,la1tc
Mag' " nc has boon received from its publishers
in Baltimore. Among its varied and interesting
contents aro two short aes, that tell plainer tbs
abored volumes. the stories OF the groundleas
chusos Of some married. womsn's unhaopness
and the discom orts Attending the sLten pied sui
stituton Of foroigD willie servsnts for negro scr.
wants 10 the - u,i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Government Contractors.

WAsnINGToN, Aug u Judge Lawrence
trst Comptroller of The Treasury, rendered de-
cislon to-day, in which no maintains that if n
contract with the government is sold by the con .
tracing ra'iy, tho contract i.snlf is annuIed
ana that any person or party selling such con.
ttac. runs tho risk OF obtaining 20 pay. Tho
opinion 10 based en- the ground that the origin al
contractor, 10 such event. does not eorforn the
service. and that the purch sser Of . CONTRACT
violates existing law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Fires,

GALVESTON. Tex, August o4.--rho shors
Ct tho Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
IL. H.. OF Harrisburg. were destroyed iy fire
l.st evening, together with the tools. machloery,
three locomotives aud passenger car.
Noary all tbs business portion of Danser6eid
Was destroyed by FIRE yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

Cochran. tho beeru chairman of the c,ptral
committee Of iho strAie htlu; Virginia ropub!i.
c,Es, tc11sos Brady tho white chairman Of the
c'ntral committee Of the Malone Republicans,
OF haViog attempted 10 b,ioe him. Wilson, oil
NmiOk, negro strashlout. snys be b :licves
Cochran, AID Ih,s.Brady attempted something
OF the sanc sort 10 N1It,Ik, aud, containing
bis reference 10 Brady. s,y=:
Il have lever deserted my lLc, for Cfic,.
have orVsr c,uspired With white men against
colortd men. | hive never solicited jury's
sympathy Ter ballot box suffer. hsve never
btcn denounced ns traitor to tho republican
parry.
All Of which. if reports be liue, B.aty has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

whom Tie taxes collected 10 Virsiti. would
otherwise co. Hero is Whist his candidate fer
Governor said lew years Ego before the idea
of big The Governor Of The State by negro
votes had entered lis head
"Th"ush Shylock held The debt. and quiv
etine fl sh ftoW the bress. Of her children had
70 bebd the Rayug bslat c.. take advantage Ct
no bubble Of law-!he law is wrorg if 10 oop-
hic, with homes y. Psy pay to the u;tclm 81
taFthtg, to thu last pouod of flesh. to The les,
drop o. blood"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Gen. Hancock OH Vice President
Arthur.

Boston. Angus: "a 10 tho cas- Ga hia way to
Portllod General Hancock Vas asked his opin
Ion OF General Arthur, and with much warmth
replied that he WAS go able patriotic, high
minded gentleman. aud ia the event Of bis be-
log called to Tho Chief Masistr.oy would dis.
charge tho duties with but one purpose-that
OF bench ting tho entire cauary. and tina. tho
people might rely on his Judgment with Also.
Iutc ,rfi itpca
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"A q AID.

III, uadcrsianed dii no. write, nor inapirr
the ar:icle slGnei "fo.onsc." IN ,cs!nrtsy's
Ha"stie Many suppose SO; hence this card.
On tho contrary. hs il uieasa,i e. gao daily no.
iices Of tho enterprise in tho papers not With
standing come hypo'cri'ica nnop!a Iasy feel
arca"J"tIy ehcckodl Hu is s?wiys rcad7 10 hia
htmoie Way, to acc,le-ata tho 'boora" Wave
on, ye furnacesl 60 it " glass factories etc,
out, ye car tsciories, and flourish gpneranvI
q, w, H.
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4 while san. laid hlrs. DE- A i Lnrd

whlle s2a, taid Mrs. DR.. a. il. Jordan,
81 LtcIln street, Worcester. Nl4:s.. enc Ut
my !riaDds irorl tho Soul, spoke TO ne very
highly OF st. JAG !ba Ga. ! res lived to Try i!
on uy ?siiants, nnd nu:t coaissz that | was
slrp;i7ai NJ thc rrEats. it has nrVsr i.od To
cuto oil that " c'a':Hs II. a.d p.:str. By i!
WurGI2 scd ibiilentIr 10 hose a my pati.
wac suttar with ihcuWs!lsm. spraius ard al
Oddly pairs. Il is ocrtaiuly aord&rul rems.
d., aod can highly rec,mm9nd /: to thu
nuhiic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

We have received from Max Cohen, ru5lIsh-
or, Washins ton. u. q \ neat little volume On.
titled Garfield Souvenirs" containing the
Prcsidenrs sayings during Lis Illness poems,
editorial and pulpi. gems and other writina
bearing on the subject; bsief sketch Of his life;
the Constitutional Succession or alienation oil
Presidential Cttic, and tabular statement up
to dat> sho wing the variations Of his pulse. tenn
pcrature and respiration. Price Is cent?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Cured OF Drinking.

"a ytu2G friend Of II 40 was cured of an In.
satiabte thirst for liquor, which had Ed pro.t,st-
cd him that no Was unable to do any business.
lie was entirely cured by the u,o of Hep Bi.ters.
1t "l'aJed all that burning thirst; took aw.y tbs
Sppeute ior i!qn9r' maco his nerves steady, ana
he mas remained SOBER and s!ssdy man for
moro than two years. and has no desire to rftutn
70 his cups; know OF number of o,hsrs TIM.
have been cured of drink by it"-From ALLAH.
ing Il. II, Official, Chicago, Il.-Tr7ucs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
Killed by an Unknown Person.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 2i.-The Courier
Jeu'nsl's Nashville special ea3a: Aid s,ian
ftt'e, wealthy bnd highly renspccted farmer,
Was shot ADD Instantly killed CO his farm,
tour miles from Mutreesboro, Rutherford
counl y, on Men lay. 40 unknoWn person did
tho sboolinp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
BIOWIng np Il House of Ilfame.

-, WINN1rkG, Manitoba aug. A--A. house G
III lame ct hawk Lake kapt By Joe Brush, 8
notorious character, was blown up by the e1pio
slon CT bottle of nitro.glycarins, and An old
man named Patrick Cross, was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

The SauDton Spectator ssys: IA colored
man was approached on yesterday by mn
who asked him 10 support Cameron because ha
Was in favor Of repeating the law for The psy.
ment Of th. c,pitstioo It K. 10 which he eplied ::
No, sr, no man who ca q make ono dollar a
Year TO pay his lax hs:n'e no RICH. t, vote
That ended th. CONVEX: aior.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

Col, Camcroo, 10 the S rcng wLito c5uuiiss
Of tho Valley, says: Il am d2mcciat With
liberal rcadjustor principles" Ia III, strtng
negro coua,ies If tho Sou,hside. ho says:
IL am 10 revolt against the democracy, mar
ty ~hoh nre cncmiss 10 you (lhs coloted peo.
plc). aud It Is for y0n to sly whether shall be
successful or beaten"
NJ Wli:o man can DO caught by such chntI
as tits, AID no s,r siblo negro will be,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
For aa!e hy T. 8. Lea !hssser 6 Fro.
Mothers! ssoi.,ers!! aoshars,,,

DhUIHtTS! WDthGfS!I.
are you disturbed ct right and broken O. ycur
roe. ,Sss bS sick child splnring End CRYING with
she e1cfuclatlna pain Of cutting taalh If 60,
S2 goa 0nc3 and get :. bottle OF Mrs WINSLOW'S
SH?O1Oihl Me- SYRUP. II viii: relieve ths pc or
t .asie sufferer nedsteig-dapsn I'D upon it
sAe,p - 10 fa!etakh mbou. Il. Ihara 10 not
mother on Garth WOO has ever uasti il who will
NOT tei you q! once that it will sesus!e the bow.
ele, ana give rest to ,hs Inotasr, ana relief ana
heatin 10 the child, Operating Ike magic. 1t ia
psriecsiy safe 10 uso 10 all Gases, ana peassnt t.
tae taste and 10 the prescription Of ons of the
olaest ana best female physicians and nurses in
ing uhitea ss.tss. Sold everywhere 70 cents
!" o''''' mil
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children ss,sunnrnrinr.

BUFFALO. N. Y. August u 10 ll:c a nu ~
Cor Of chliran ara disappearing vary m7stcn
Gully IN hiss city. 4 hort tlma aga lItls gII
hanad Mag lia'cY. MAS missed uoa hes nj
slfci bcen heard vi. It'd yesterday Two bn,p,
thirteen years OF a.r, nsprc reraslc! SIS having
been missing Tor several dsya.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24
EmperOr William.

BERLIN. August M-Tho Emperor is sufys,
log from cold aud it is feared that ha mn
possibly be unable 10 s!tsnd the autumn nil
tary maize lvres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-24

Ooe of Chs arguments General Malone uses
to EXCISE his scheme for robbing the creditors
of the State OF thirteen millions of their money
is that these creditors ara Stylocks. to benefit
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Arrived Safe,

LONDON, August 81 -lhe small ssiIioe boa.
Bath City, from Ne9 \ ork, hes arfiv ID at F..
mouth, ~ Al
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IL OOH on thtS picture and than on Mat,n

HIS CONDITION. DIR. Bliss passed q oomfor
table Eight, aud fotls bolcr 10 day than at a,y
time since tho shooting. He ate d porter house
soak. Tour eggs. seven potatoes, niuo biscuits,
three vail IS. TWO tomatoes. FIVE peaches, one
0,rarge. two bananas, q tunoh of grapes and
drank glass of Tennessee wbiskcy. after which
he smacked his lips aod remarked thst he had
Deen very III but hoped be would DO better soop.
fuiee 49, tempetature 1926 respiration
263. 7,-NaShviNe Banner,
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"BlACk-DRAUGHT"

Sia, Indigestion and heartburn.
Fo' sslo by z. 81 L,.db er,.
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ADVENTURE or Two YOUAu WOMEN
Some young ladies' OF Cantoa want bathiog 10
tho Sioux tho other day. Two of them 20. 90
plstk which iloatel into tho middle Of the
stream, snd as they couldo't swim they were 10
plight. Their companions CAV, ths alarm
and Tor time there vas great excitement, as
It Was reported that the girls were drowned.
Two young mon secured ssiff AID pulling
rapidly doSn the stream soon overlook tho
craft With It's precious load of frightend nudity.
1t was trying situation, bat it couldn't bo
helped ald the young ladies were soon out of
dagger and into thsir clothes. -Siomc Civ
i51rI) ,JOurudL
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The PoTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG AND PIED
MONT NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD. -Areu-
mcnt was heard by Judge Butler, in tho United
States Circuit Court at PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
upon bill 10 equity 6lod in the case of Samuel
d. Harms aud Georg, G. Howe, of Ponrsyl-
vania, against tho Potomac, Fredcricksblr and
Piedmont Railroad Company. Jacub II. Walk
cr L. Y. Hite, L. Harry Richards and mum I.
ber OF cthor parties connected With the deien.
DAFT railroad. Tho plaintiffs contracted to
build portion of the road for 81 900, OOO
When it had boon completed. owing to tie
stringcncy OF tho times. finding they would be
unable to meet oil their liabilities, ard desiring
to protect tli:e aud Walker. who had advanced
money to help tho plaintiff TO Garry out their
ooatrsctp, they sssig aed and transferred to them
tho CAIN the plaintiffs had against The railroad
ard q c:rIsin interest th@raiD, also, 10 trust
10 pay, first, themselves; secondly, 10 pay tho
plaintiffs tho mooey du, thom, aud. thirdly, to
tho payment Of certain other creditors of The
railroad. The plaintiffs now claim that Hitc
aud Walker, diSregarGing the trust, had sold
all thu various interests 10 the road 10 l.. Hairy
Richards. Plaintiffs now ask that tho MONEY
10 be paid By richards be gwen 10 receiver,
Tho Judge held the matter under ADJUSTMENT.
The road is narrow gauge. ADD has been COM
pleted from Ffud :rcksturg to Oiapge Uautt
Hlu;c,
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Forty years trial has proved "BLACK-
DRAUGHI' the best liver rnclicinc in
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ASTRlKINd CoNTRAsT.-The Lynchburg Vir.

THE HuLY BIBLE.
And it shall be, il
the wicked man b. wor.
thy TO be beaten, that
the Judge shall c.use
him TO liz down and TO
BIS beaten before his face,
according 10 bis fault,
by Q Certain nj III Der.
Forty stripes no may
give him and not e1.
coed"
Moses in DeHterono-
my. Chapter 11, 23.
81 Onk nm tLis nintura O
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR G>vERNcH,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYN CHBUR2.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF UULPEPER.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL
z. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLE.