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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-04
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= .! BE ClnGNlT CUURTUF ALTMAN
: dis County, W.. February 24tt, 1851
20 Chthatlne An Lemon Sarah All, newton.
y. W. Whites. kud4ipb to'chw.er Il, .!int
Ee'chman, \. 5 Coz bet, Sheriff If e lp;sn.
drla county, Fairfax liner. K K,mper,
xuaTdlsa ad lltem of Monros nnd Minor
Hsiss sale. aud to he creditors {, lha late Wiz
liam D. Mlnor Of ltxsndri. cCuuly, d CO e d
J on 9rs hereby notifad that f,avg t led upun
LIE III a raJ OF Gsrca, 1881, to take and s,t;js
1T my otHesr ID the tOuuy Court houss Alex
eGurla fn, the c."uhi Vi The al and uersun,i
estate OF the late William j. Miaor, deceased
ana OF 81 debts due quo wing by h:c, and Of
AL liens upon the said rel estate, tao snornt
and order O.: priority insrrof ,qQ!red 10 bo
taken by decree Ct the judge Z the Circuit
u ut IF Alexandria county, Va, rendered ca
Tho l9th day Of February. 1881, in . suit ia
chancery depending in saii c0ut. get ween Lewis
achenze plaintiff and Caihallne ann Lemon
ana others. defendants, g. which time snd ulsce
the creditors o! sslI dcc"1ent are REQUIRED 81 a,
IeEr, to then aid .here t9 ,hclt cai rs with the
FCui hets Vt ere OF,
'dlvel under my htld 8. Commissioner in
thaHcefJ OF sAll court LAe day AID yaar irst
siufessI EENG y u-r1iS,
fetM- 4u :.nn,,.,isin,
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GVEbg F&IDAY, At e M; and returning
laA7a II e7 YORK., from pier Il, Eaat river, sV.
HRE - 2UkhAE. 81 O'clock 2. a.
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North Bound.

Sell E2rthward, connects at Charlottesville
viii !IIes. q Chic <. T., Hast and West. At
hynctba:g. connects With Atlantic, Miss. 8
Chic Z. %. through Southw west Virginia, 10
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texsa--aud at Den7ile with Richmond &
Dsnvlle e. r., to South End Southwest
Express Southwark connects at ChRrlot!as.
villv 81 all points on Ches. & Ohio Z. r., and
at Daavlis tor I'll points South. East and South.
MINED TRAINS for Main Line leave 81.
sxnEoris deiiy, except Surdsy, 8 90 3. m. and
~ OG n, and returning STRIVE at Alexandra
l 90 p u .nd IS p, n.
Fer MAMASSAS LIME leave Washington
I 10 a n end Alexandria GA. NJ, daily,
except Snnday. s7rlve at S:rssburg ct II rs p. m,
Connecting gifh the Valley Road East and
Wes: iIasve S.rashurs 2 80 p. M, arriving St
MIXsD TRAI& FOR MANASSAS DIV.
LSICN Leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
Cay. at 60 e. H., striving at Strasburg at Us
E, n, end returning leaves Strssburg at S l6
H. M, arriving in Alexsndrla at 48 r. nj.
Eor Midas6urg, daily connection 81 Plsbs
station.
For npra:rille, regular connection o! Dels.
plane.
For ENToN, lesve Washington g,
I 10 II, 20. daily.
al! trains mako good connections, st Wash.
nqt0n, so uno from North and West.
10 d. H.. running through without change
Tn Express Lrein, leaving Washington At IL o.
2. n Mn?Es Adjustable Reclining Chair Ca,
with extra. charge ONLY $l.00, through to
DSngiI;.
Ful!m,a Sleeping Cars between Washington
src Augusta, Gs., without change, on ~ W
p n. tr..Ia
la'cc@h ticket: very low to the South AMI
30ptS Stst
MERCER ST,hJTHHTER e IA
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~ 10 Wiz VII: IL the :,
" Fsrtsx Lircui5 Court, February Ii 1881.
Margaret Murphy, who sues for The usu Of G
4. SedVick, plaintiff, Versus Sarah bsrnum
and Lsvl farnum, Defendants Uhatc.ry
Mtmo' Inc object OF this suit is to attach the
interest of the defendant In T. tract of Isnd onno
tanlng about 40 scres conveyed oy guy O, IS.
klnson 10 Sarah Bsrnum aud also the i,,,ersst Of
Inc defendants III the mortgages execu, ed OK x.
;. Ba1num on Lhe undivided calf of the estate ar
Lew Demlng, Ia iavcr Of Sarah Barnum, ma +,
sutJect thu stma to the psy melt OF $50 With
costs OF tuls suit.
II appearing by sfidavt f5d that tho alb, VA
named Gelendants sie non residents of the .ts,e
OF Virgins, II Is ordered that they appear with.
10 ole month stter duo publication hereof and
40 WhaA Is nee eSssry TO protect Il cir interest in
this SUIT. Testo: "
+. w. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
=. ~ ShlCnrs!er, q let 12-eIW
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The 5!oaraArs OF this company make con7ec-
TONS s. t'or'oiE Gos Boston and all points Hasf :;
sS New York with eli penis Vest and Nors:.-
7est, and q Alexandria with Virginia Midland
ksilEosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad
through Tales given and !raign. hsndlad care.
fully snd promptly. For further information
apply TO ga. RgRp. ..ons
Ian0oy's wla-i.
J. y. Ta1HF3ON, President,
Ills + street.
Gsi, 1L-,; Washington. p Q.
49,, C:ID4'S &GisaM LINZ, nmE!:
80 LII to
fIiLAOEL A!A, FALL RIyEE. PROVE.
DHSCH ANu BOSTON
Sta:uis:s ieS7e Alexandria AVEEsy TjyTs,
2AI and leave Philadelph;s EVERY ST..
UPDAY. "E> =
E3is line connects &. Alexandria With ttat.
:. 2 anc - & g, l.. Rs, saG st PhiIs4ai,
pais WITH Clyde's regular Steamships for fail
k!yer, Providence and Boston
freight forwsrded With aroriotaaas ord na-.
iZes Of commissions "'''
NO chasEo for transfer IN Philadelphia, .rd
Wharfage IN Eosson. Quick time. Freau,ri
aepsf:uTea. Through rates and shroug:, 5;'is
p' ls@lhs gwen. insurance st the loves. rates,
Agents:
g a REED, Alexandria.
WI. ULXDE & co, Ph;ladalnh;s,
. JOHNSON & CO. WSSSah a..:s eeorgt'H
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E.7DE OF TEE EgHS

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snt
FRIDAY. At 80 O'Clock pm; returning, lesya
Norfolk On alternate days at 400 q. m
This staurch iron steamer hrs just boon paint
ed throughout, s:atsEoon,s newly furnished AMI
csrpeted, and is ths hsndsocle:. as we'll as the
safest boat on the poton &C river and Chesapeake
Day, and IS the only steamer making close cor
nect!oa with the Raw j ork and Boston asoa,n-
ers; aiso connects With Hicnmoud steamers ard
railroad li:os outa. Steps u. PINEY POINT
nnd Pu!NT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
FIRE. frst class, 81 So second Glass 81 60
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!: A,cAlNGTUN O. OHIO KAILKuAu
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
e. - q. ~. and Alexandris at 925 .. m.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburx, going
rest |S!d. NJ II 80 a. Ill, and arrive It Round
Hi: III IL l5p!n. Leays Round Hill at II 80 D, m;
pass i'eesbu:$, goirg eastward, l 10 p. M; and
STRIVE at alexandria at Is p. M, and at
Washington ~ 3 80 D. m.
Tho ACCUM NOTATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 70 p. m. and Alexandra st
: 20 p. "a daily, except Sunday, and arrive 1T
LeesDurg st 4U p. N. Leave Leesburg at 10
q; M end arrive 1T Alexandria ut 8 Is I'M, and
Washington st s 30 =. m.
% Passengers from Washington will take
the washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
u Potomac Railroad station ate 20 I'm. and 4 &c
p 10, Ensi 60 through without change Of Gals.
Inc 81, g. M train from alexandria and 1880
2: N. train from Round Hill connect at Round
GIN with Mccoy s. Wigaintons Daily Line Of
CoschHs for Snickersville Berryville and Win.
chester; also Reamer's Line of Coaches, which
burg.
Both tFalns westward, make close connections
g vienna, with Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
isI Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts der mile
AanHai ssSkesa, $50.
& e. HAVENER,
oc'i4-N General Ticket Agent
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{ Il *=~55F GREAT 1880
P@aa;syLVANIA ROUTE
III giEE i DRIa, NG5T 3 SOUTHWEST
EUUELE TRACK.
;sTE&is E4iAS. SPLENDID SOHNKEy
&.AGE!FIOENG GQUIPMENT.
JsauaTy 8, lSSl.
Ec"-na .2;v3 WASHINGTON from depot OF BAL.
TG&gAE & puTlnAC RAILRGAD, cor.
Hn: u S;;=sG and 8 So! sets Ne follows:
20! fh:::'ce!''his, New York snd The East 8 and
II ~ an. daiiv, except Sunday, and % and
900 = ~ daily. 9th Palace Cars. Lam
led &sHr3ss CT Pullman Parlor Cars $40 g.
s'l' 3%i!E: aycer! Sunday. For Philadelphia
S sd 70 20 3. IL. daily. except Sunday, and
30. > do .nG 10 2. M. daily.
Eu2 sihis1urg aud the W. 800 q. M, with
t"fi"r Gar 10 f,LtsbuFg and Sleeping car to
Louisville and Chicago 1C.40 =. m. dsily
,9.aG .. "a. : }, H:.a Palace Car to Chicago.
Sc: Ua2andai%0s and the North, sou n N.
"IcoI.t Sunday and go! .. m. daily, e.cep.
SStntGh.. With Palace Gar - Csnsndsigus.
7cT %EtEia2, 1910 z, NJ. daily except Sua.
Gay.
70 baltimore, 81. SOC S.3o and 1890 a. m;
Z3I, aI, 40, Sac. $50 and 1000 D. NJ
On &@n@ay. 5.uU anc lG 50 am; 2.30. $40, $50
AM l0CO ). -,
Sol fop"'5 CreeS Line, & 40 q. m. and 4 30 D. H.
daily, except Sunday.
Eo7 Annapolis, i ~ a. n. and 40 p. m. daily
Gs2ari und&y.
LOCAL TRAINS.
Fo1 f,ioHcn1ci@ I W, ~, 20, and ii 20 d,
a., Az, I ~, 8, + ~, g aud Ii 50 o. nj. sun.
DAY 8 7, 20 snd Il ~ o. N. and o. m.
EIa:1s iaaya alaGsndri1 for Washington, 6O0
S.He. Ind u :. L., and %, 8, S, 7, 9l0
-. .. III. a7G - r!ah..
On Sunday Al e.c5. and l0a. m. and 90 and
Ii p. n.
TAEDyuH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
GGsntco and Richmond, will lesve Ale1an.
dr!a e. T.2J sad II II q. m. daily and s ~ p.
IL. Ga'l:, except Sunday.
FAST mail, leaving at II II a. M. makes but one
STOP v:Z: a Quuntico, between Alexandra
zig E'ss!.E snd informstlon can I'd procured ct
prin2!rsi railroad Stations and ticket Offices
Southeast. L. p. WARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON
'SnR"rai Manager. nov29
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9SleTandrta Q5uzette
FRIDAY EVENINv, MARCH

BEAUTY lUeNtD TO MERCANTILE ACCOUNT
a great zeal OF nonsense has b:en gristen about
women who hervo as nude 5,cdeis for artists
The Effort hss been made to uake the rousn
tic by describing them es viruous exhibitors Of
their persons. | have taken some pans to Learn
the truth, and am ready 20 essert, without
tear OF contradiction, that no decent female s
her living as 40 artists model 10 New York.
There is no chance Tor doubt Oh the suti c..
nave also made the Singular Discovery ina.
the same WGmea WAC Uncover themselves 10
men 8 sludlnH without bu3n, will only 60 So
before Il t m .le c S: OF &c Art L:ag ue hen
ciostl7 mask ii. TGty have 30 shame in re-
garG 10 th" opposite sex, bus will got serve
tier oWo unlssa prot(ctt d from recognition. Ii
was not OF these cTeatu es' Gopes, however,
that set GU 70 II. re, bu. Of Slightly similar
employment for urls with good forms sud ftcss
that OF wearing iash!ot able things 10 ,ne
millinery, dress making, cloak mskiag ard hair
establishments. Hundrtd, of g'r ) thus turn
TIER COCO looks 70 accOIh 10 lh,7 city Lot on
ly IL retail pGc@s, bu, in tho whui0sao DEPART
IDents OF tho largest houses. Il cloak will sell
Ter quicker when displayed on .hs form Of an
eDcisnlug 1--we figure taan when dumb hing
OF wire AID clsicD, with pastebU lacY Is
insioe Of It, TITS may b. mild pros:i;ution
OF female beauty, but it has the ccuotenauco of
the best firms Ia several lines of business. The
inmat.s OF Pashs's Hsrem are DOT more care
tuily chosen Than are these mercantile Md Is.
They must net oply posses fac forms ard faces,
but gr ia c.rIlasa AID petite meuuers srr
also required; Ior lady like asp;c is ss vaIus-
BILE as Uc>ut} fer this u pose The wakes are
neVer less han the same persons cautd earn
C6r Cincinnati Enquirer
Stop The LEAKS. 4 Il Roofing, Guitar and
Raln cpCu.. aud %! Hok r. pared pron rtIy, by
STANSBURY & Bro.
HE BEST h1mc matut.c ufeu tn " are
and Hos il'u=iil0g Gvud= On be found Of
STANsBuEY Cea!raI Sieve House, c,roor
klug and Washington slrnpts, (Mc3acley's
Bol!dips)
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ri EW AUCTION AND UOMMISSION
!-S HOUSE.
We have opened rs RIO ~ ROYAL ST. an
i.uction uEd Commission House.
W ere now ready TO receive ali kinds Of n er-
chondi5e and household goods on consignment
3r purchase the ssua.
fEa think it rGay prove an advantage to per-
so2s who hsvs PRODUCE Of any description
70 send 1t 70 Us. Located ir.ynodistsly opposite
tho main entrance 10 the Market on Royal si.,
GOODS cen be exposed every morning ct public
a1ct!on 9hon the best prices mag be expected
I-onpt returns made OF sslgs
Persons having FURNITURE for sails will
GHd IL 70 their advantage to give US call
~ will st.end TO auctioneering ct public sales
Of property .nd respectfully solicit share of
pubic "stronuge. YIN SAL & LUCAS.
:ae'- Auction gooda constantly on hand and for
sale. nov 6-tf
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I'D 2l-tf Ale1andris, Virginia.
gSf a. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEKCHANTS
And Dealers in
ALL kinds Of LIQUORS.
Eava On Esnd u IHt,ON'S Xxx. Xxx, xxx
md PUkh OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
1Gd 3uNuGkA4 WISHES; also baK-
v ,iiGAi H. TO which they invite the attention
81 me trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise ahali
receive prompt attention.
Gonslguulsnts OF Flour, Grsin and Countrp
PRODUCE solicited, :of which taey guarantee III
alghas. rl&rsaL prices and prompt relu1Is
-sQr.heasE corner q Cameron and hoy al sts.,
alaraI6ri., vs.. oct 70
EEAELoW BROS.
WHOLESALE
3n0CZ2S, C0MMIssIOE MERCHANTS,
And peaiecs n
JOSH GIBSON'G SON 5 cos, CA8IHET
=, Xxx and Xxx WHISTLES, and
Ehompson's Prrs Rye Whiskey; F0roiGn
Vines and BFaad;es, Ale, Porter
and ChampsEce8,
80 AGENCY OF LAFLIN s EAND's
POWDER COMPANY.
y. W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS,
Cofea rossted for the !rsde a. 76c per sack.
ny C-3i
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The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, begun n
1883; is the oldest newspaper il, tho State, aid
the only daily published in Northern Virginia
1t ass survived, with few o. captions, ell the
public presses in America which saw with il the
dawn Of the nineteenth century. It lives, too,
not in decay, but full Of life and vigor,
giving ali the nows, telling the truth without
fear, favor or affection, trenchng on the privacy
OF msl's home bat full to the brim with all
public information. and giving daily honest
Judgments OF public men and public measures,
1t furnishes the news kilograms of tho New
York Associated Press nat Of Reuters European
agency, being, with but three exceptions, the only
paper between Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connected with toe great fountsns OF the
worlds news
With TIE coming year al: the long tried and
improved methods Of making q standard news
paper will be- continued with such additional
facilities as past experience justilss the pro2re-
tor in believing will add to the Capacity of the
Gazette to serve its readers. 1t expects to rem
der faithful service to the city, the state and the
country By candid criticism OF men and events
in the in:e,eas of the people Of the Common
wealth Of Virgins. .,.,,st,-..
To meet oil the Gsps-~' 10
~, -.u ~ p,2ulus upon it, the Gazette
If BE made q WASHINGTON and RICH.
MOND NEWSPAPER rs we'll IS 81 ALEX
ANDRIA JOURNAL The Richmond snd
Washington news Of pas! years hiss left little to
improve but yet greater effort will DO made 10
insure absolute perfection in these departments,
The city Of Alexandria will fad as usual its
daily history in each evenings issue, ard the
intelligence ofthat section Of the Common W al.h
WHICH NaLuES uhS UOuuu w EllCAhuuIlb NY tuG
curvature OF its mountains or the courses of its
rivers ss we'll as that portion linked to US by the
iron bands O, railways, will be sssduously
chroncled
The Business and Commercial columns OF the
Gazette will be filed with thu earliest and mos.
exact commercial news. edited with such pains.
taking care rs will render an error, where even
slight errors are dangerous, impossible.
The Cattle Markets of all the leading points of
the world whose rates att CT this market will be
quoted and resulsr statements Of the Baltimore,
Georgetown, Washington and Alexandria sales
of csttle will sppesr.
The Flour, Grain and Produce movements
will be noted daily, and the ssles OF the Alexan-
dria and nei1hboring markets given with accu-
racy and dispstch. The Grocery nnd other mar.
kets will receive constant attention, and the
money or s.ocS markets of the country epito.
mizsd for its columns, full details being given
to all stocks, sc, which ind investors in this
section of the country.
The advertising columns CT the Gazette offer
inducements which experience has shown to sf-
ford greater returns for small investment than
any other which can be made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
Alexandra Tri. Weekly Gazette. "
always cash in advance,
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! Ii IL. L. ElUrHS hhjkS W. VIM Il.
~ FUOTnS EMS.


commissioners tiGc, Au1sndris Va
bobiu.sy rs 1881.
To Haywood Foot7, William Foot, James !
InVIn:on ana sally, his wifs Eirz beth >lha
vls. VILLAIN Fl. Tru!et: aud g. thu, ias. his
%%l!e, Johu Fitzhuah, Ls naugh rnzuuga
niShEis ! zhG9h III. Sovk FnzauEu 8 ID
Srancss, hs wife, George Eilzhugn. n, G r
khzhugh, hutus X Il. zlGsh, Lucy Fiizbup5
Einfg r Filzauga, lit IN {, Lauo .Ja..,ss -
Lane, JuiisH Lsne, b5ncum Lane, Luriod,
Lspe, nlctard Il. Iarter, John ", Ia.lrr
ToTEsnenG otsWart VIM s. Csr,ur t. an.
known hairs Ct John ariac1., q. ,sss, thu
unkaoWn heirs of tiarrlSul = llsoi. uecs,sad
You are hereby nOtltial lhsi / have iixa: ma,
III h2DA I, the Dist DAY of ii Arch, IFS. IT
IL o'ccck =. IN at l.,y OIL ~ 10. uof,a Fair.
lax Street hleXanotla, "a, as the time and
place when AID whcre shall begin the u1tcu
zion VI the decree rendered Ia The above .n.,t ed
cause on the lo:h day Ut February, 1881, by the
Circuit Court VI = ieEanGri. County, yh,rn do.
GREG requires me- to lcart6in AID ruGcrt wuonra
The heirs 1T law If Jonn AID harrison aIIisn,,
respectively, and thu part ei now euli,!sd e. "a
ceiVe TIE legaCles left To .ogm respectivpIv in
ana oy tho Will ct Nm. d. Foolv, d. c ,ased and
IN VIA proportions, ut which timu md nI.re
you ara required 10 attend.
Gi'en u der my hand. rs Special Conmio.
sioner. the day and year fra. above written.
Gnu. H.. III UShBACH
leoIo-~hW Spei ial CJmmiss;.-.
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Far. EesTssMaG Raggss,

STSE.s,EER AJL.As.S IL. TsTUsT 5zSEa-ss
LIVERY MUNH&Y, TEUR&pAY sui SAT-.
UEDA1 81 7.30 =. ci,; returning on alternate
Gsya
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STEAM ksss.

NJ IT 10 4.
P0T0.M.7C FERRY co.'s. sTES.NERS
FOK LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave Us follows
S:eam.r T V. AFRO WIS NTH leaves Poto-
tasc Ferry Co.'S. wharf, loot of King street
EVERY SUNDAY, TU ESDAX and II UES.
Da 7, st 30 m, for Leonsrdtoun and sill
intermediate landings.
Steamer ii YSTlU leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, W&EN ESDAY and FRIDAY, at 80
=. NJ, Tor Nonni and Intern ed!sts landings.
GEO. Il. Phillips, Manager,
Potion sc Ferry Company.
j. B PADGETT. Agent iii
r o21oE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, October 9TH. tho
boats Of the POTOMAC FEREY 90. will run
SIS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
100, 7 80, 8 30, 8 60 10 so aud II 30 c. ~, and
II 90. 20, 80. 30, 20, s 80 and + is ., M,
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
70. SO, 8 80, 80, 10 80 and II 20 a. ~, and
Il 80. 81, z 81, 90, 4 80, 30 and go .. n.
on sunday the fire.. Tip from each eDd will DE
ny25 GEO. P, PHILLIPS. Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
o. AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

So COMMITTEE on PUBLIC COMFORT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
The Bradley obseouIes.

The funeral of Mr. Henry H. Bradley
took place yesterday afternoon. at three o'clock,
from st. Johns Church. Rev. Douglas Forrest, of
Trinity Church, officiating, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Vibbard, of st. Johns The remains, placed in a
walnut black-clot covered casket by W. R. Speare,
undertaken, looked natural and life like Among
the floral tributes was q beautiful harp of large
size. The music at the church was rendered by
the old male choir of ST. Johns, of which deceased
was director, comprising Messrs Burnett, Pearson,
Kohr, Young, Patterson, johnson, Thompson, Han
cock, Dawson and Yeatman, Mr. r. ingalls, King
organist; and it consisted of the funeral chant
selections from Ecclesiastics twelfth chapter and
Psalm cxxx. The music at the grave in Oak Hill,
was by the Masonic choir The pail bearers were
William Harmon and I. L. Johnson, of National
Lodge; William H. Goods and Benjamin F. Lloyd,
of Eureka Chapter; Robert Ball and Matthew
Trimble Of Columbia Commandery; C. W. Han
cock, of NIithras Lodge; and Joseph L. Pearson, Of
Robert de Bruce ROYAL Chapter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
Mrs. Christianey's AlimOny.

A rumor prevailed yesterday that Min
lister l. p Christiancy, of Peru, had transmitted to
DR.. Ball. in this city, check for $500, out of which
his counsel. Messrs. Ingersoll and Cuppy, were to
pay Mrs. Lille Christiancy the $3.50 alimOny due
her. THE REPUBLICAN, undertook to trace the state
ment down TO some reliable source. He found
that Dr. Ball had received checks of various kinds
but none of that description; that Messrs. Inger-
soil and Cuppy knew nothing about the matter,
and only wished that it was true. They informed
the newsgatherer that it was very difficult to Sc
cure communication with parties in Peru, owing to
the troubles now existing between that country
and Chill. As much as sixty days had passed after
mailing letter to their client before reply was
obtained. They also said that soon us the money
was received payment would be made, and then
the case could progress. Mr. Oliver, solicitor for
Mrs. Christiancy, said that if the money had ar
rived none oft had been paid over; but he did not
doubt it would be paid very promptly after it
reached the hands of Messrs. Ingerson and Cuppy.
Mrs. Christiancy's health is very much improved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-19
The Unity Club.

The Unity Club last night held its ses-
sion at the residence of Colonel J. s Tichenor 1911
III street northwest A very large number of
guests were present. The programme for the
evening was: piano solo by Mrs. Dr.. Bracket;
an essay on the life and genius of Victor Hugo, by
Ainsworth r. Spofford. ESQ., librarian of Congress;
song by Mr.. Whipple; reading by " Bessie Beech :"
song by Mrs A. r. Phillips; reading IAN original
poem by Mr.. McCreery: song by Miss Annie NJ.
Wilson; reading by Mr.. David Bangs and Mrs
Eaylor. 1t was determined, in view of the success
and popularity of the club, TO hereafter limit
Che number of The membership and to restrict
each member to the invitation of one friend
only. Among those present were Hon. Horatio
and Mrs King, Mrs. Major Powell, Mrs. Lincoln
C'Bessie Beech y, Rev. d.. and Mrs. Denison, Mrs
Adeiine Duvall Mack, Judge and Mrs. johnson, DR..
and Mrs. BrocEett, Judge Edmunds, Professor
Berkan, Major Lsmphere Commodore Rowe, Cap
tain and Mrs Ross Browne. Mrs. Osborne, Mrs.
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton,
Ar. a. r. Spofford and Miss Spoh0rd, sir and Mrs
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaneter Colonel Chase, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs. 0ehllnGnu
Ton Nerta, and many others.