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, 1881-01-19
The Viskow Murder and Suicide
A Young Man Kicked to
Death.
nc,rott The Scene Of n urnyc- Robbory-
The yoly Found in Medical
College.
rvo Americans Murdered at n Mex1-
can Fandnngo, and Their
Bodies Buruod.

,";iuu ram Plain CITY. near the boundary
,;n". of Ernukttn. Matktspu. mil unluu
rnun,ics. @ were committed lust night three
,.,r,l.rs uutIrr oDn rnof, Mrs, Op!letla
rIarl, ,yus n rnInrcd wanna, wttu mnny years
oa', lfv.l In Ills CITY. utd by ],nrtl work
sayri III, Il ann OF money with wl,ici, she
,,,,,,,nsctl n a,,n1l farm nul l,nntc. whtch
,"st "i@ nivl,t wns inyu,lcI aul i,er lf. taken.
,,,.,l,rr with Tint Of l,er nirco md n young
en"r.d hov. ugrl n1niut IA. who Ind been
oJontrd ~ Nrs. Clark.
r1,u t..r,,,r rANtr-
-S,.t' , 49, .,,,, ,,,,,,,
eons'ste" VI ta'a' o''''M ~, Aa ~, W. .'.ass
al!u LIE S,'a,' IVY ~. s;t'7 'M.nea w. ~.
slat'a a,'o a''!n ,G"a' =. "pvsa', ,." aa.
auEne .ne past 5e.. ia' St'A. IN ~, n''e 'sssev
ne. ia'n, ~ eolu.eo ns"' " t"s ':'a ~.
Nop'il u"'ies' pu'' o"'E :. snS ,.,'. ',a
IN ueeont0s on 10" ia'i!'''l .ea,'s VIII , ons
with ms services m'a ss!of' llc Sl'e' e,,. ~.
Raeca "l,o1llet "na'i W enl.s w u'o
l@Fll' ~ ~ s',a lae ~" M"s "
severe ploW 10 t'"Ihes' WY lolna.l'u
IN the nctehpot1ooa' !11st h1Etlt one VI 1l9o
girls III colhpany Win so1lie u ule 'le'eh'
bo's. "e'lt ~ sie'" INC efe''1tl4 WILL h'e''ua
nlh'ie Ut I"o uls'a'fts 'e"'tne III
TIE FARMHOUSE
tAe OH lndy' Sirs. ctafke, Wllo wins near!s
Dind Will asc' ner n1slei 1tni III, "11' tt'o III
tle boy, liafieu ChArle3 Gootc, MI well, Gull
tented, and happy. AT nbout midnight she
returned, md upon opening tho duor Of tlle
house SCENE Of tho must horrible c'lnractcr
met her gaze. Lying upoli tho tloor ut
full length, directly tn front OF tho
duor, covered win bloou, my u'o
lHeless body ot tue hoy. While scehc OF
] confusion was apparent on MI Sites, tho
tables A1!d furniture overturned. a'!a M
, 1881-01-19

ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
OTTAWA, Jan. 19.-'fhe linn. Alexander
Mackenzie has bcem confined to his bed tic
plst three days, seriously III.
, 1881-01-19
KILLED 1,y A nANc1tAtAN.

KILLED 1iY A lt.ANc1IAtAN.
CAnsoS ClTY, C0l0,i. Ju.L la.-.10hn A.
1,ayls, ii, olu ranehman of rleasant Valley,
shot md killed Alfreil lq}wers, yurtl.unstos
Ut lluwart!, on tho 10th inst Tho murderer
III ut lArgn. L.
, 1881-01-19

opfttat DNPH1ta 10 1h* lAtcAf1 JFsnanfs
WEI1.ASp ru1er, Ont, .1nn. 18.-Thls Nndrn-
Ing ut J:4O the wcst-buund express traiE I'll
tile Ca,,n,a Southern. hallway, consisting Of
seycli cuches a1'd tho basEugc-car, ran oif
the track Il l,tslrtcr Of milo e.,st Of thEs sta
titm, all except the engine being overturned
atnl bad!y wrecked. The baggnge-car almost
Immediately took tlre, but WIS extlngtisl,cd
before ,n,lcl, t!nuIagc had been 'lo,e, The
passeugrrS, Ut whom there were nbunt sixty,
were all nluru Or less ln1uted, though fUrtu-
nately tlong wcre killed. 4 HAL from New
Ynrk State lad his nnkle bully slnustled. Il
woman WIS
lJ,l.DWN THROUGH 4 CAil.wiSUoW
anil received bad brulse oil the IscAt, bc.
sides other injuries. Another passenger got
off will tile lnss Of II finger. Suule rcreiyed
cuts Oil the lln1uls. while 0thers were bully
cut abont tho lleatl u,1d fncc. Thu only train
,nn,l injured WINS u brakeman, who lIa.f Ills
head baltly crushed. The express train franz
tic Wesi, wlitGll arrived here ut q o'clock,
tlu',slIipped her passengers mut proceeded
west again with those Ut tho injured w'lu
were able TO bcar tic journey, while
tho bAlu.sce were sent On IN Perry
Stntion, wllere their Injuries werc
attended 10 by. tlla Company's doctor,
who WIS. brought .fr0,n st: Thomas. All
day erUw!ls nf llcUplo have Gncn visiting tic
wreck, which Is being c!cnred up rs fust us
possible. The loss 10 tile Company will bu
heavy.
, 1881-01-19


WE1.1.ASN lO1rT, Unt., Jail, i5.-Thc 2 40
ex!,rcss tlis morning oi, tl,u Ca1lalla Suntal-
erll hallway, With seven cnacl.es 1i ,ttitu Il
number of passengers abtHr., run dtI the
track Il little Gust vi heru. al but tic engine
wcre overturned and badly wrecked. SUlne
railway ditch into tho ttcltls. Several
passengers wcrD badly hurt. 4 cur l,,lll tn
bu broken open to get ol'e u.ly unt. >su fur
us cn!a be ascertalncd iiotlo nro dangerously
els,uke1 rail caused tho cars to lcAye tho
trnuE.
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LUCIL BREVIIIE.S

h!HLtfc1 shal s1riyed ct FishlGwn 70 dsy and
Lo'a =. ih2 rhto Of Sl2 per hundred. One slur.
Esoa arrived aL The wharf and sold ct 81 u.
me United States Circuit snd District Courts,
yucso IL. y. hughes presi ling net in this city
lhis morning, but without iranfacting aLy tu,.
mesa II bang election dsy, adjourned over till
'o-Atoffo" morning al IL leu O'CLOCK.
IEo :amrersEcN revival so called wss contin
yea yea IN tho Pcttc flea lot IAs. night, Mr.. L. w.
W ~ * mailing an appeal for tbs election Of
Ioo dafmon TICKET, snd Col Hoy raskiag loag
aAd ra!Ho!lnG pollt!co temperance address,
kcT. Fa!Le. CKane. OF st. Marys Church,
"a thls City, Conducted services ST uerndon to-
Gay. Ihls IS proosOly The first time the village
OF hcrndon hiss ever been favored with regular
Catholic services
The stosmcr Harry Loier will make an OK
cErsion tilD ID Pennington. Md, Saturday
aVealnS next u: . y. H., returning al Il D. "a.
Iao 2tu:E!on IL designed especially for tamil ~
SEQ thu trip will no doubt b. 8 IN st de!lghltal
CMg.
Tho ii: for tho bortf Git OF Oscsola T.ibo Of
i'"h Men. which had beon ia progress rs jurop-
niGh! with grand hop. Mr.. John Atwell Wai
tho successful competitor for the gold headud
Cane. sad not Mr. Rob3rt Eudd, az sisted.
MARY Ell" .beth Wright little colorod pir',
died isst nigh. at Tho house Of her parents on
columbus street, nesr tho old Court House,
rom the ehscls OF injuries received by tho ex-
pl@s!0n OF IL coal oil lamp Ihe little girl was
io'k'fS en- Th'lo her sister wa3 filling lighted
Itm9, when it exploded and burned har in q
iGUsi horrible manner.
In the case Of Graham VS.. the w. O, V. NJ
% u. :. 4. l.: Judge Keith, iii the Circuit
Coult - dty entered II decree Diminishing the
petition OF heury Aerhuer ana deciding that All
elder pro!ler who liVas in the house with and
supports al sgei all inGrm mother and Young
niece Is householder and Is entitled 10 ths ben.
thia q the homestead exemption.
9he may friends Of Bishop kesuc CT Eich.
mono, VIZ regret 10 |narn thsL tho sight Of That
"i,q"tnt divine has cf ato failed 30 rapidly that
Il" Ess o"cn isfbi!duu hy his physicians TO read.
will" or engage !" say kind Of study for +
year. ihu Bi.hup. "au is threatened with total
b!hGEv.a, - Duw IA New urR in Can;uit Atom
Win 3 PrcIancn. oculis. Of THAT c,ly.
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The %np1teSs.

5ALrihoGs. May &c --Vi.Siais Ga Old -; "a
deferred -; DO consolidated S. do second &c.
ries AT; past Qua ccupcns oct new ~. I0s 5es
5'j TODAY Cotton more sieguy ard quiet
mitd!ing lCsilti. FLOUR lrm aud unchanged.
Whest-Sou:hern Gcm and tuGdilg upward
Western Irregular ana active. closing firm
Southern ret l25al28; DO annie. l30sl33: no I
Western winter red spot and Msy l3t!al2t2
June 1:GAl2tli July l23 bio; Aug 1l95all9s,
and lower; Southern white 5)i do yellow &C
Western rni.ed spo! sHi Msy 52Gaj}4; juno
e64 .tG8i July 5Gl.Gf2 Oats ia be,ttr demand
snd lirm; Western white a. DO n isd IS Ryi
dull sud nominal al ll2sll5 Hay quiet snd
cay for low gradea; priU.o 10 choice Penua and
Maryland 2!sS25. Cotiso frm and higher; Kio
cs!goe5 9sl2. Sugar firm = soft lCb. Whiskoy
quiet snd nominal 1t ST. CO.
NEW YORK. May 26.--Stocks weak. Mone7
3a3i. Flour firm snd fairly sc.ive. Vines. =
Il batter. Gem tale better
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nr Ffesb} ter:mn General Assembly
SOulll.

NJ Inc session of the Presbyterian General AS
se'HDIy south at staunton yesterday number of
"'eriurcs were reported from committees and dis
, posed o. The new synod OF Southern Georgia
VIII consist OF the two Florida Prcsbyteries and
savannah Prcshytcry. 1t will contain 81 ministers,
ana hoI0 It's first meeting at Jacksonville, Fla, in
November.
ne committee reported adversely to considering
enc Ia"nhe&s OF marrying deceased wifc's sister
| lilcfc was 80 mucn difference of opnIon in tho
church that it was deemed unadyisabe TO tanner
with the subject. Agreed to-
y message was ordered TO he sent To the Confer
Gnce OF The United Brethren, in session ut Lisbon.
noM"' IcV'"ocatinS Their cordial greetings, and in
N"h'i'S upon The body grace, mercy and peace
tlso :ratcrnal letter to The Cumberland Prrsbvin.
fia u General Assembly in answer to the kind
HhriSlian letter which had been received from
them.
III answer to IN overture from Montgomery pres
nStcry, asking for information as 10 whether the
dciivcranccs Of the assembly Of 1871 OH dancing
had been repealed or affected by subsequent action
inc committee stated that it had in no wise been
altered
speeches on reform and rclrcnchmcnt were lin
ieuto fifteen minutes and the discussion was re-
sumcd ~
nc committee reported, recommending tina,
Columbia Seminary he restored 10 the care of tn
'ShpaS OF North and South Carolina and Georgia.
i'''S ~ III lic same relations TO those syn DDS as
Union Seminary is 10 Virginia and North Carolina;
also officially announcing with appropriate rcsolu
'iohS, the death of Rev Dr. plummCr, and the cleo
non OF Rev Dr. j. VI. Palmer to the chair of pastoral
theology, and recommending that he accept the
position.
This report elected a long and animated discus
sInn' ana was finally adopted by Il large majority
hc', Dr. Schcnck, secretary OF the PRESBYTERIAN
i''storIca! Society, located al Philadelphia being
IN inc body, WAS invited to address il, which he
"id ana awakened 81 interest in the objects of the
society. Dr. Moses ID. IlOge, of Richmond, Va
was also invited TO address the assembly, and re-
sPoE"eH IN sonc very interesting remarks on the
same subject
Al the afternoon session the assembly took up the
consideration of resolution prepared by DR.. Dab
ncy, OF tie Union Theological Seminary, and pre-
s1ntcd3y Rev d. W. Shanks, of Montgomery Pres
hytery looking to the checking of the practice Of
framing III the South chronological students going
10 Princeton to bccducatcd. Prcsbytcrics were in
slructcd TO exercise their legitimate power in the
premises.
The greater part Of the afternoon session was
taken up in the discussion of an appeal Of W =
liner, OF Atlanta, Ga, from the decision Of the
synod of that State Charges had been brought
nIarIty in money matters, and he was deprived Of
church. He then asked to be dismissed 10 Join the
Trinity Methodist Church of Atlanta. The session,
prcSbytcry and synod In turn refused his request,
hehcc his appeal 10 the General Assembly.
vote was not reached before adjournment.
SPECIAL BARGAINS this week at |. ElCu.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The POST Gnarci.l
aE'Ico sOy,, At tho Stock Exchange u. s.
ponds are ! higher ior the IL, 81 and Windoms,
tho prices pair G respectively Il7!. lO5 spd lO4l
StAtc bouGs are :! per cent bigger Ter reuuessen
6i CID ntd tilm Tor the remainder Of tie list.
Tho speculation in stocks has shown rrsction-
AIRY tendency today go !sr ns the general list il
coEcIrnod-H which is 10! strange in vi,w Of tho
recent large sdvsnco A fsw stocks, however,
have baen very strong. Che nonoy market con-
llnues extremely essy at , 81 per cent.
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C.a.+J "Ss''nS' ''Hu i'sHI rains On tho coast
IL 70 :cHhe'!y winds end falling barometer.
City Council "A called p1ociog G. The
CITE Couacl was held last uight.
BJarj Of ALdcrmca.-T Beard CT Aldcr-
aoa vas caiicd 10 order at 8 occcl: with ell
.ho members present except Mr.. j. Il. Smoct.
\ Communication from the Mayor giving his
!s3soas !GT calling The meeting, ard resolu,
j5 appointing judges of the election to be
I'D 10 day, and designating the usual voting
.'3c.9 - ;ho several wards IS the p!sc,s fol-
.1I1og sald election, Vcre received from tho
common Council, and the action Of that Board
adonung the Ftsolu.i0D, which substitutes Geo.
II. b3ssart aud Arthur S!mrson in tbs pIec,s
@! H. ". " It'og e0d Joseph Beach who arc
tiGla',ted from ac:ins as ldgos OF 81 ct;on for
lie II "nId ~ reason OF rei.g oaadidatts for
the Common CouEcil from that Ward was c,n.
CURED Ia "lh0u! debate nud tie Board adj
lu'ncd.
Common ComcI.-Tho meeting CT the
Common Couacil last night was b,iaf one, de-
Ycd &c III single "a! .ct OF filing vacancies
ihc GM,2 Of jul 3Qes OF e:tc;ion. Mcssrs. Arthur
S:mpsoo sDi Gen. B1Ss!ri we're appciottd il
!'.ac! Of Mess 3 ach and WI iGy d:saGs.
lid.
4 'Hnm5cs: i3uc; Mr. G::.7.s n;so di.q la!l
-. lie y . Candidate.
ih9 c1siT: His @il:.Giswa! az \ cin!dsc
apo SIS - !h!A cVcaio&'5 p.aar
=" slaiI-:i- i!!esc appointments had b.co con,
cared III by tho hiiotm2n thn Blari al.
j}urntd.
TnE ELsCIIOE.-rnc ulic, II lie Civ
'T'nsCT'7 "a3 crowded last ni.l' Gn:i ato
J. NJ vi, Il 'Uen anHloE7 o qualify to vote 10 the
ragETIi iIrr II no i,.,
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strIke among prinfera

flTFsEuaG. Pa., MsY 2G.-Tho comyoslors
AZ tho Cmce OF lha DispStch struck last night
upon rocoivins telegram from Cincin onti st,i.
nag Ina! ~ non. Union men woro On their way TO
inns city, havlns been employed by the rispatch
70 take the places OF tho Unioa r.intnrs. Tnn
pEopflelors were unable III yet gu: Il iull rnn,,
this morning '.'
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Hail SsOrr,,.

Troy, n. Y. May ga torriG, hail storm
visited this city yesterday sf.ernoon. Hail
s:ones IS large as walnu!s fell in vast quantities.
Tor 10 mlru!es, cuttiugup Vegetation aud foliage
ooaai}; tk5llghs wero brokeu in, end stores
1l'oded. Ine lightning struck in various PLACES
ABOUT the city. No fatalities arc reported, The
damage, which ia large. clnaot BIO cs mated,
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Filling Tributn.

lopec!al to the AIcxlud.ia q z he
RICHMOND, Va Msy sc. This n,rcias i @
D'hS''y Gem rar derg of Bos!oo kaieh,a Il 70.
afs V'7nioz here wih other C,m~npde,iys,
marca' d III body 10 tho se:ua G! Stopewsll
'acK>"a, l. Capitol square. ari with head
uncovered su! s@ords pres n:cd, s;oad around
mo slau' shli tic Boson baid played beau,
tI!u' ind filing memorial ode. Tho Koipbts
tDen ~Tca'hed tho s;.Iu7 Hith fl,Rers. Wash.
instoa'6 StS'uy %.s a@o c1oauented. To dsv
Is Hollywood men9,a dsy, aed Tho preyes Of
the SELLERS who fiji in his va. era ssravo wi.h
il)Ters
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From ALBANY.

II" ORR May 26 The Tel, prs,n,s Alba.
ny special says: Tho rro;pect This morning il
no. very hopeful for tha s.slwtts. Afsc, work
t I'M WIN might and main all day yesterday snd
al last night, they have BEEN unable to secure
w. necessary My four votes 10 90 into caucus
dney say lhey have forty ii1e, and that in. ,he
course of odsy they will secure lhe Ten,sindap
ana inca call for 4 Caucus this evening viii ha
iesued. Ihese is good rolsou to believe that
lucy Will isl 10 SECURE The requisite five VOTES
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SunOcRteI.

. PHILADELPHIA. May 2G.-Abcu! qulrtar to
. Clock this morning fro was discovered ia the
stern OF tho steamship Ttopic, lyirg at tho
second wharf above Arch street. She mad ONLY
curved from Jamaica at noon yesterday. The
namas spread with great rauidiy and before
they c1aid be ex'iuguishcd fireman belonging
u thu steamer vas sutfocatcJ,
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Murder '5'rInE-

:, FRREuoLD. n. j.. Asy 26--Tno tral Of w m.
heafhey, indicted for murder in administering
corrosive suoiema!e to tbs nine moth old Child
OF au unmarried womSn namcd Maggie J,
ho!Iey. whom ha wanted to marry. ba:sn yes
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tICaSfD. Mr., H. Schws'Z his ius. 70.
.ulI'e ittm Tho Ncrth with hn third supply
Y. sptlaE ard sum rer goods. OF uhich wtIe
oiensd 10 DAY. The eessyo Etvr bacn late,
Ishy OF tic spring goods ere selling at much TO-.
auesd rateE. Csil aud see Tor Ycursc at |. Eich.
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AMUMEN ENTS.
PROFESSIONAL GaSgea.

a CARDIFF should be generally known The.
"a persons 80 unfortunate as 10 losn o,e W
moro of their toath need not wait woaks auG:
months for srtiacial substitutes snd endure in
convenience. dissgroeat, change, in voice, f.
clal expression, DC, bu. may hsya sr.ifcisl
teeth Dlsda before and Inserted immeis.sly NJ
tor extraction CT their natural t90.h. BY this
modo better adaptation, o more pleasant OK
preston Ind nearer nYprosch towari preserv-
ing the natural harmony Of the features sra Sc
cured. and very much Of tho pain and dill .ultv
experienced in learning to Iso too:h sre a(sr
avoided. have practiced this mode quo ,ossruliy
for geven years, and having introducsd i. here
would be glad to r8ter aIy one Interested to ia
tlenis who know Oft from experience in treating
tho natural teeth my object is 10 Drase-ya eve.y
one that Tina, patience ani nloicrn raa.hods OF
treatment can save Tho use OF arsoclc in ie-
s!royng exposed nerves IL condemned By .b,
more enlightened Of The dsat.l profession oa
account o. its turning .aslh Ozark, ia3ucins Al
scess and finally tho loss Of the t0o!h This Hcryn
pulp, which is the source OF lille 10 taa tooth.
should always be tres!0d. WHOM oxpo'n!, with :.
Wow TO its restoration - hes!ta. Ina TO chcar
alloys Tor filling; my fees aro uiucl 1851 Iii "a atn
usually charged for tho ssma c!.sj oT wors
Gold fing.from $3.50 up; o!hgr work y. pro-
portionstely low rs!es
w. DONNALLY, y. DIS,
Graduate Deutsl Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
CMco; 1921 + slr3G! north vest Washington,
u. ". aIi-3m
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The Canadian Steamboat n;sas1er

LONDON, Ont. Msy Is The number Of pss.
sengsrs on board the Vc!oris st The timo of iho
disaster ls now estimated st 7CO burden out of
OIL proportion to tho strength and capacity OF tho
Sesssi. IL appears that the disaster Was caused
by Tho thouph!lass passengers ruehjnc frat ;r,r,
one sido and then TO the other in order to mako
Ine steamer chrecn snd wore oniogne them.
selves greatly when the accident occurred,
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Disrespect 10 Bismarck,

Berlin, May Is -Tae Ffsnklurler 4 .ilung
has sgaln been prosecuted for d;srespcc. to
frlhce BIamsrcS and its editor ha' !.sen enn,
fenced 10 ono months imprisonment
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Upu IisI.

PHILADELPHIA Nav ZG THO iNol the
buffalo, NeT York & Philade!rha IL r. Co.
mas been purchased IN ;hs interest OF in , Penns,
t.. X. Co. is cfIi:ially dcEied
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ASCENSION DAY.-To day. being The fortieth
Day after Easter. was observed IS festival in
all Catholic and Episcopal churches, as Asoen
slon Day. 10 commemoration of the ascension Of
the Lord. Services appropriate to the day
we're held 10 St. Mary's Church, Rsy Father
White. officiating; st. Pau!'s Church, Rev. Dr..
Norton, rector, and Gracs Cenrch. Rev. MIR.
Sharp, rector, this morning, Services will ho
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
M.NIATUR RE- ALMANAC, MAY 2G. 1881.
Sa,. .-isss.-...... ~ SIN scts........... II
ARRIVED.
Str Coz; I.earY, Norfolk. to 2 B Hooe.
s;chrs +. >nie Adams and General Humphriea,
WashIncton - 5arsess & 20.
uLsARsD.
Str George Lsary, Norfolk, by p uooo.
str Mat.s,Ic. lover PFC, by Eroder3 " Co.
EIAOEAHDk
Schr e Il Is. ir, m Georkttown, ri Fall
River 22i
scbr g l. htu,!ort from G"orEet VIZ. ri Prov.
idehcu asa.
;car } Gnu Il Shs ~, from HichmoF.d. 81 New
YORK 25.i.
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na'd to 5!gbt II Grsc, Cintol, q; 8 o'c!cc.s, sna
ID % tho G:Tman Lutheran Church, Rsv. Mr.
Schnller. pastor, at $50
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r, D VI ! .a. OF I. Il. Gu .oErr-A dispatch
,. ~ i.sesoGfs 10 Jay Sr oouuc;s tho death, ia
c csa' pace, lass high'' of Thomas II. Claeett,
vh;,b 'o coo u, .ne la'F DR.. Thomas II. Cagctt,
NJ y ''1u'i0! ,aS night at about 10 O'Clock.
m,n,hn s; mao 10 the primo ct life, but some
ub;nb b o'.. a .es stricken with paralysis, ftom
canSo 81 80 :' yer recovered. and which was the
Ism;Iv % -, 3 death. flo leaves an interesting
Of nns I'd large cifclo Of relatives. Possessed
bev htles that endcareG him to al With whom
~ as brought into contact. MIR. Csg it's death
Al be dceIl7 regretted.
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ASCTsisM SABEs.
By VNeal s. Lucas, Auctioneo,

BY ONeal & Lucas, Auctioueors,
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-By virtue of de.
c;ees OF tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county.
va, rendered Mt tho Juno term, 1889, and No.
'emoef serm. 1851. thereof: il the chsnte.y
cause OF W. Z. GDe.son and wife 4: els. rr
h!Va III. Emerson ct ais, the subscriber, So cen.
hi:sioaer OF sale in said cause, will cxpcso .cr
saie l.: ruellc anc..5n on SATURDAY, the !sta
Jay OF May, 1881, ST Il m in fton: OF tha tE.r.
KEY building. on Royal street, in TIA city OF
alexandria. Va, q LOT 9g GROUND. with a
1WO STORY FRANK DIV El,LING
house. in the village of West End, in Fairlsx
ceunty, "a, situated OF Tho south side of Duke
sssiee.. extended, short distance wee. OF TITO
9tohe bridge" AID containing two roo6s and
twenty five poles, btias part of tho real estate If
which Harrison Emerson died stizsd.
Ierms OF Sale: Ono FIFTH Of tie purchssa mcn.
ey IN cash, and the residue in thrco equal psy-
ments, st Elk, twelve and eighteen months from
lac osy OF sale; tho deferred payments 70 hear
interest from tho day OF sale, snd to be secured
oy me notes OF the purchasers, with good per.
sonar security, a1d the Tetsrtiul of tho lille
until tho last payment is msdo
ALBERT STUART,
apHo-eoots commissioner Of Sala
SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE MA.
- CHiNEkY.-I will soil 10 tho highest bid.
Ger on ATURDAY June 18th 1881, st Clifton
station, Va. Midland T. T.. TIT: ENTIRE
AACHlNERY OF SPOKE MILL ALI,
COAPLETE AND IN GOOD RUNNING
OhDsR to satisfy Sn execution in my hands for
collection, styled Paak,r vs. Hctzsl. Terms
case. sale 81 /! nj. WIN. Aye, Jr,
c Sheriff
Stuart q Tur0ervils, D. q. mylS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

I.e Herhtr Probabilities. May %. 1851
r.; inc Middle Ststes cool northeasserly winds
cloudy weaih9' and light rains On tho coast
to.'ow2t by cIeirer snG warmer weather, esgter.
IL 20 :cTlhei!y winds end falling barometer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-26

The hlonz1 Status OF Adnir,i Ear1aeu. was
uuVdcd 10 hlsdIsoa Squire, Nav York. yrster.
day, before large assembsgc.
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HE SUNDAY LAwS.-IHo haboss cirrus
ease OF OF Dir. Harry Nj. fot2, iinca by tao M5yor
ia las; Tuesday for al!escd violation OF the new
Sunday laws by having Copies OF the Washing
100 Sunday Herald ct lis rcsiaerc, fer d;styi-
bu:cp, ciIHc Up bctc.e Judge Keith Ills rcrn,
ing. A!eGsrs. iiu' en Kcat and S. &. l}reat
appeared Ter tho yel.tor. Mr Kcmpcr for the
"Iiy' numocr OF points were raised in areu
men, Gut tho Judge cnt tie case short by ,,o-
oioiog tnHt the law could not DO cx:ep' ed ~
sppi7 TO anything not specified in ita t. ma Wv
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