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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO, May 81.

SAN FRANCISCO, May q,
$50 Ophlr. S1s, 20 Fxcheauer.I / 80
225 lVl"su, lis4, 100 Overman. 20
M, 10 b6 $50 Un,O,, l2s4 l25t
$40 q q C,6N,6sI l20 Alta, $50, 3.35
ABS B Il p, 70, l2L, 2i0 Andes, 2
I2sS, l2L 40 ScOfrnon. l95
lt0 Oa.. l.25 1a0 q Gate, 2
935 Savage. 3 65, $40, l6O N Belle, 20l4 ,203
S75 20h
AIS Cun Va, 2S', 2.30 1915 Dav, LEO, 10,
b90 Chollar, 2.St. 2 45 20. LIN
1875 Potosi, 3, 2.95 ll20 Albion, az
2s5 II Il n, 4.20, AIS, go Wales, 2, LIS,
4l0 l.50
80 Belcher, 2.75 20 Bodie, 64
lu3o s Nevada AZ, 100 King, ~
AZ, Az, I4h 10 Mono, 2.40
5, l35s, l4h
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22

At the Central Pharmacy you
can obtain the famous electric
razor and Russian leather strop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22

Five hundred dollars worth of
second hand clothing wanted at
No. 3 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22

Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 Al Iiso street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK, AND Ex-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
NEW TODAY.
Situation wante d.

AS HOUSE KEEPER. by n competent
middle-ayed lady, IN the city; reiereL ces
ifuesired. Address H., Herald Office.
m2l.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
Watch Lost.

On Friday evening, May Goth, small
silver watch, on Spring street, between
Lewi>'S Half PIice UooJ and shos store
and Bath street A liberal reward will
be paid on leaving the same at the Coun-
ty Recorders office. m22
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that
neither The agent or N aster OF the British
ship 8 ;otti. b Minstrel will be RESPONSE
Bile for any DEBTS contracted by any
mem ber IF her crew.
m22.Iw Oh. MANSFIELD
MT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
SOMETHING NEW!

n0Go and hear the LATTER.DAY
SAINTS at LEOK'S HALL every. night
this week. mylst2e
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial 10 the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22

Our policy of making large sales and
small profits tells. The people under.
stand the meaning of The term. "Enor'
nous Sales and Small Profits" Our
Low Prices suit the masses, and the ex-
cellent qnality OF our goods pleases all.
1t Is our intention to "SE / l." Goods and
maintain the lead in our line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Alexandria Gazette and Viroinia, Advertiser
NEWS Or CHE DAY

West fiTsioia. according to the Isle osusus
f5po!t' IaGks t5ir|y.ninth 10 gross area and
also IL total lard sarisce among the States SID
Territories as OTgsaiz d 10 1850.
The statue Of Washington 10 ba ereoled by
iae New York Chamber of Commerce will be
tbEteea !set in height aud mounted CD q
granite pedestal. The COST will be about,
as 900. Of which $40 .OC0 is already in hand.
The Fcul pior, Sir. Ward has 6oishgd his mode
3. Ftsbk Moore, Charles Moore and Henry
Ha!sey wbo we're arrested 10 New York yes
ter!ay st!eIroou fer running c large lottery
ooncoEn 90 Broadway for the sale of Lousiaus
safe lotisTy tickets, were arraiugred at the
fovbs Poce Court. FoIr charges were Dig
;sttsd against each OF them. ca which they
W:Ft rql'rad 10 eiVo bsil 10 81 900 on osoh
oasTgs.
Ssvirai notg Hiue:s:s were SWORD for lho
9tv:rpnent il the casa Ct the assassin Guitesu.
They all testified that they had known Gui!eau
more or less intimately several years sgo, ths.
BIO had swipdlad them out of various sums CT
noaeY, end that they mover detected any evil
deices OF Insanity 10 him. Gui,eau vas bos-
terou5 al ezer. srd oil!ea several OF the new
witnesses Lying whs!Ds,' dirty puppies"
ect. Thj t:is! ass atourncd till Mopd,y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
FOREIGN NEW.S

London was enveloped in dsnse log , 20
terdAy. jos
IL reported that &c lives we're lost BY q re-.
cent colllery explosion at Belgium.
several more arrest under tina Coercion act
were made II Ireland yesterday. Disorders
Ihe Car has congratulated the Empsror Wi
George -AN'Sn' u o.
It is feared tho death, by the b,rni,r ~ n .
King Theatre 10 Vienna. Ausiris. On Thus
day eveciRg will reach ,O). As uoth;ns h~t
the fragments of bodies Can be found is ~
ruins. il is impossible to estimate the exact Io.s
Liberal subec ptiors for the families OF tbe vic
tiDs are pouring in The Emperor gave libar,
s'ls and Baron Rothschild subscribed 10 Co1
'fins. All The performers, except three Of ths
chorus. we're eaved. The audience At the tbs..
sre wss larger than usual, owing TO the fact tbst
the day was holiday. TIE galleries were
crowded, and the pit was fairly filed bu. owing
to The esrljness Of the hour, there were only 3
lew persoIs in the stalls and boxes. In the ps1ic
Inc persoDs responsible for the safety Of ths
thsstre neg lected TO use the.means for telegraph
lpg 10 the fre engine stations which they had At
thsH disposal. The sudieLcs were consequently
LETT Tor ten minutes struggling wildly in the
DARKNESS Tor means Of exit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
A Horrible Assault

ANsoNIA. CoNN.. Dee. 10 -Enly Yesterday
morri1g boy passing near the y ,b2ro Il
Chtcisman factory saw lying on 40 embark
menr the yearly tu1e body of woman. us-
der her the gr;und was frez,r. Her hair wss
GATED With blood sud f,igh!u BRUISES showed
that great VioleEco hsd been us1d. About her
wero remnants of tom clotEio2 and The gr.ss
looked as if i. had been traupled by many feet
At frat it wss tbou9h. that tho WON, 40 was
dead. but she was afterwards abe 10 speak.
Her pams is Mary DJHlirg, sud The is The wic
OF f late pcnsioner. She Iert Wednesday to
sac abcu. her pension. She returned ear y 10
lhs ty.niug and Will, going slone through the
darkness see was suddenly su:rouedsd By fjut
men. one CT whcn. c,ltred ns1, she hi, k1,
struck her in btr f.o,. She nearly lost
consciousness, but knew that some liquid WAS
t,c,t dcW1 her tbrost. Sho rec,llccnd po.t-
ing MIR, until at'r she WAS fouad. Her ply
s:cian ssys tba! she was Shcckieg!y euriged
and is in critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Protection for the President.

10 the editor Of tho Alexandria Gazette:
l desire, through The oolanaB Of the Gazsltc
briefly 10 common; upon az tditoi,l TO be
found 10 the Washington Pos! CT the 7sh inst
That paper, 10 its criticisms upon o bill inr.-
duc:d iato the Senate By Mr.. L,pham. ssys ::
"l1 this Republic. where every c!;z,n is tho
equ,l of every othsr oitiz,p, there i, 60. he
slightest difference a: law between tho kiliog
OF the Prosiden! Of the Unted States and The
buub.ess citizsn who. ty his l.bo. OF the dty,
earns hi right 10 sleep peacefully at night. 1"
II understand DIR. L,phaa o,trcotiy, he pre-
poses 10 create difference q; law. 90 lar o. TO
throw crouod the future pr;sidao.s nj the
United States special aad much needed pro
teclco. Tteo. can it DO possible that the editor
ct tho Post is 50 cribbcd 10 bis comrs:isops
between Pfesiden! end oiiizsp IS 10 claim tte
killing OF the one TO be CT 90 grea!er inp,r-
tance than tho killing Of The other When cur
'Chlst Magistrate is placed 10 power. ho BE-
oomes the hosd Of fifty millions Of people, end
Is not bis removal by he hsnd Of the assassin q
terIs. at the vc'y government itself, the tel-
deuo3 OF Eh!eh is to lurl the whole pslion into
civil strife aUd bloodshed. and TO entail upon
49, PSop'S g VI HV$ uoIUC.tDS upon
srch soen:s as we're ensotoi d1li1g The "UaIk
Ages. Cou ID the killing o! c,mnoo ci:iz,n by
aay possibility work like icsul2 Does MT al
so occsr TO tho Pos: that the position of Pros:-
dent CT tho Usi.ed States is ono epinou;ly tx
posed. ard hsuoe the increased Importance Of
coskine. it With every additional protection
p;aoii:able?
The death Of Pie.iIeut Of the Uoitsd
States by 7ltl,ros throws OUT whole country
lnto s.s!o ct excitement and ppxiely, Will, a
Common everyday -nuld:r eoircely awskers
o2nmont beyond the Immediate s:ciion 10
which il tcclrs.
Let il be death, certain srd soecdy. to him
who ttkss away tho life of our President, and
va will have 90 repetition of slch vulgar and
disgusting sosoc9 as ara DOW being daily pre-
saptcd 10 the Capital city Of this groat nation,
We will rot have disappointed ofio; -,stkc,s
com nittloa henous crimes AID then ene.iug
themselves 10 tie ro!s Of msDiscs.
7. 3. RoBERToN, JR
Btos1 Rao Station. D:c. s.
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Crime In Texas

GALVESTON. TIXAs. Dec. 10 The News
special from Roma ssys. Joseph b. Lindsay, tf
Fisho mirgo, Indian Territory. wss found dead
from blow from 40 exc dali ty sGine unknown
person.
A San Autoni. special ssys, 8 Germ.n Vi
mai. nsned Slanceli, stabbed hs!sef in tho
breast With q pocket knte sId lte1 bu0g
herself BY the nfck to nsil 10 her room.
where her dead b.dy was afterwards found.
A TeXslkans specisl s,yp, two WtE-xuoun
and industrious farmers. j. d. and A, } Ad.
cock. who were brothers IiVirg 10 Li!il, River
county. came into towo on Wednesday to dis
pose of their cotton and were murdered on
their wsy home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
The Markets,

BALTIMORE, Dec. l0-Virgini. 6s old -; do
deterred 1T; do consolidated ,63; do "a Ia.
res 4Gi; past due coup 81; new 10 4Os A bid
to-day. Cotton steady middlings lls Flour
firm but without change. Whest-Sou,bsrn
s.esdy With light receipts; Western higher but
innctivei Southern lS5al4); do amber I43.ls9 :
No l Nd l4a; Ho2 Western winter red spot and
Dec l40sl4Cs; Jan l42.l42b; Feb l45n45!;
Mar l4Sal4st. Uofn-S;u.hsrn sc.ige and firm:
Western easier; Southern white g.; do yelow
GO; Western mixed spot and lee (Ss,69: Jan
7O4.7Cs; Feb725i72i Gals stronger Southern
6Os5i; Western white GLASS; do mixed 5Oa5l !:
Penn 5lit3 Rye Gull at lC0alC3. Hsy nm.
chapred. Coffee firm; Rio cirgoes ordinsry 10
fair e2alC3. Sugar quiet; A eof.es Whiskey
firm at l7laSl l8.
New YcRK. Dec. lO.-B!ocs generally strcng.
Money &C. Cotton quiet; uplands II 1915;
Orltsna 1T Flour quiz! .nd steady. Wheat
quiet sad !,s better. CORA without decided
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
LOCAL REEVI9IES.

Tho sI1u,l meeiiag Ct The Society Ct O:d
Students of 81. johns Academy will DO he.i 3!
the Academy Monday L2h! noIt.
Mary Peyton, coo,ed. said by her friends 10
b. 100 years of age. died Il her hCm, in Jefsr.
con District. Alexandria county. yesterday stte.
IN illness of only few days.
4 Pickwick Club hss been Crsan:z:d in lila
city with the following oGicers: President,
Robert p. Aiicheaon; Vice President, John
Milstcad; Secretary, john Fisher Treasurer
Noble Lindsay.
Mrs. Hail. CT Bali mora, 20 we'll and fsvorably
known ia this city rs temperance worker, Ii
e1 pected 10 address the public meeting of Inc
w. q. T. u. TO ba held Monday afternoon. at 8
o'clock, in the rooms cf tho Reform Club on
Fairfax street.
a dwelling house belonging to Mr. Hush g.
Payne. near Cccoquan, was entirely destroyed
BY fire several days ego. Tho house had not
bssn occupied for &C mo time and the fire is
thought 10 have been Inc act Of IN incendiary.
There WAS no insurance upoa tho property.
The meeting of the Alexandria Reform Cus
last ,h: was largely attended. Addresses
Rev j. H. Poulson, u. W. Whiting, !. G.
o. Neal, Rev. O. F. Flippo, Lewis McKer zis
and A. l.. Glover were elected delegates to the
local option coronation which meets in Cha:
lottosYillo on tho 2o:h ius..
Mr. g. T. Etwln, while grinding coffee u his
storp, near The Virginia Midland Railroad depot.
this morning, had his left hand caught In The
machine and quite badly injured. The foro
fager wa. cut of and ee,ersl of tho others Cen,
side:Ably mashed DR.. 4. G Powell WAS TUT
monod snd rendered the necessary .urgicsl as
eistalcc.
Four csr loads Of ,xcursionisis white aud COL
ored, arrived hero over the Ei:PiIil Midland
Railway this morning, frcm Front Royal, vs.
Many of the e1cursiouiats spent tbs day in this
city, Visiting ths various places Of iLt,res. ard
makEg u -ohaaes. while others went to Wash.
iDgton. Tho party returned 10 Front hoya.
this evening BY specisl train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Letter from Il. b. Robinson.
The editor of the dler1nlrig Gazette

IL !hc editor Of the Alexandria Ga=ettc:
ALEXANDRIA. Vs., Dec. 6.h, l63l.--i bpr
l9svs 10 coIrec. a s.stsuea. made " your
Washington correspondent! in tbs. g. z.!;e ot,ho
Glib in regard 10 my spplic,';on fer q posi,i.n
in the U. y. Capitol sp'. which hops you will
editoIislly notice. Your Washington COL
Vi2lrisn. 60 Ter. who has prcf!ed By tbs
changed compilation OF the House Hi place
has salary OF So t0), bat i. is said there ~.
peifelENes attached to i! that make it nj >rs v,l
uaoie, The Colonel is already bestt with al
pilcahts tor the numerous places under him bat
says there will be no ch angas for acm, lime Ye;
Among tbcsa WHO Wan. ole OF those place i.
Robert Robinson, co!Olca. who're paper, tho
Alazanc:ia Post, was ocn Of tho 9:t -1ouc co1-
vert, 10 MAhoneism, etc" l he:eby slate fer
the Information of al concerned last oil no,
become cobVer. 10 M,boasienl. net even in
The lltt -acur. l opposed Mshoneism h1t l.st
and al tho time. cid not apply fox ro,ilicn
prder republican House So Mshoncils. Ia.
did &c IS rei ~ lcin taking it for granted that
seruolicsn otliciai would recognzs repubi
csn applicant prop ely voucnod for and with tho
necessary i-aUence. Blu: if Senior Malone
proposes to run tho ADM, i,.raion. aud bong
not MAI olete. thcuah q republican, aud
member OF tho Virginia S!ste Central Repub~
can &C mIit,e, o. course Will be doubtless
'urned dowa As de5!p,Yi ing repu 5lcap Al,
still opposed 10 Mshoaen m. and which the Isis
vic.inizad, bu. doluded repu olcsns will sooner
or later Il III quito their SOFT that they made
sn uamistsksole oluEcer by espousing Tho
Alexandria Pest ust prior to the election did 90
over to MahonGisin but without mJ consent
wac part owner sud was powcriess st ta.t time
to control i.a usna2s ent IS sny ether minority
stakeholder 10 siHli!sr enterprises The Oh -lcuI
coavert ss your cnrresncEdeht dec a!e3 himwas
| no! I, bat M,gru' L. Crimson. WHO was orig
rallv Malone republican, tn! lke u1,o Yrtt
Cochrso, Conrad e Co.. need net .xptc. 81
elephant fos their reward, rs proven hv S ,natur
Lewis csse, RiddcSerger carrying q the lens
share. / hCpe youc corresp5rGent will r., il
straight as sn E,raiSh!ouI republican.
4. b. RCBIEs:N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dac. 10 The Pests fnasosl
article says:
A. the Strcek Exchange u. g. bonds or
tiru, strong. atd the a., extended ), and Is
arc each higher. Duricg the frs. two hours
Of business the stock market vas strong, and
prices, after oneuioRat so advArc O., ef per can't,
advanced SO per o,nt.; since noon OF this
adVa1o, has been lost. 10 the list OF special.
ties the features have baen Richmond AID
DsnVlle which has advanced to 40 from
1875, ard Richmond West Poiot TO l59
from 1884. The money mlkat is CONC
what essler to-day. Tho ruling rate fur c.ll
osus Cd s:ooks heipR Per cart s1d the ex.
csptional rate heius of per can't Der asy.
0 pledge Of u. 3. Bands tie q1o,sliIo is / ,
d per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

The theory upon which the government OF
this c>uotry was founded vas that all tho gIi,e
citizens thereof were free and equal. That
theory has noH been altered By onitiiog It 9
obviously implied word "white' That b:oal-
ems instead of oarrow5 tho bounds Of tq1sIiy.
This belrg 80, the question that naturally pr,
ssnts itself is. why should one witoess 10 The
GaItesu cas', who is perfectly well. b. allowed
10 send Lis testimony 10 wiring. while tho 9th
eTs ar, c:mp,led to c,nfroat the wl.ntss ADD
testify 10 opsu curt The fact that MIR. al
thur is President does not relieve him Of any
OF the responsibilities and Obligations Of ci'izM
ahin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
oe stopped. Negiec! frequently results in an
1ncurabIe Lung Disease or Sonsun,n
lion. Is D W. MS BRON HAL
IR0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balssms. but act directIy
on the 1nhamed parts, allaYing irritation.
gIvefeiet IN Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs.
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
nlaeers anu Public Speakers are cub.
iect to. For shitty years Brovn's Broncbis1
Ifecnes have been recommended by physiciana,
and always give perfect satisfaction, Having
oeen tested by wide and constant nee for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained we'll.
meflted rank among the few staple remedies OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Eooaiawn Agricultural Society.

Tie December meeting wcs held st Il. F.
Roberts, OF The 81 ics',, With the President
asd Secretary in their places, together With a
lsrss runb:r of members and several old
friends, aud Strangers.
The report Of the Committee appointed at
tho N.Vsm5:r meeting, 10 reference to it,
cooperating III, town Of Mount Vernon vas
read, and tho oomniLteo directed to call q
public meeting of the citizens of Mount Vernon
district, 10 which the whole matter was r.
fetred. Tue committee fixed upon the II b of
December, at the Woodawn scboo! house. st
. o'clcck 2. %. for said meeting.
The Secretary laid before The club several
letters. papsrs, circulars. and prjaos of dit-
tereut kinds that had boen received the past
mouth, among which was prospectus for re-
clsimiog four million acres of land 10 Florida by
q j Din. stock company; also patent road ms
otiue, which would make one mile Of good
rosd por day. Ths merits of this machine were
discussed, aud testimony given by those who
bad seeu it work. Tners seemed to be no
doubt Of the capabilities of tho machine to do
effective work where the sell was not too heavy
and rcrg. and where there was co o6struc-
ton OF s!umps or Tree ro3.s.
ltqniry Was made how TO oblaio cotton seed
uca'. Several members of the club desired to
iced it TO mich COWS. if it could DO bought at q
reasonable prio,. Doe persoo said be would
AXE half car load if the prics was satfIctcry.
IL wss uggests that the commission merchants
OF Alexsudra we're the proper persous to spp!y
to Ter supply.
Au essay Vas read ty 8. II. Suowdeu 90 he
advantage to b, derived 10 subdiv diog the
large farms of Virginia. This LEAD TO some d.
c1sslon, 10 which Two former members of the
club participated. J0hns,han ROBBERS and
SAMUEL WALTON, of lows, formerly of Mount
Vernon, shid the subdi7ion OF some of the large
farms 10 lows would be advantageous if the
occupants wcud oorc,ntrate tho labor
aud money on smaller sress. Many farmers
there were LAND poor. The average products
ef wheat we're but Is bushels pr ecte, and Of
coro 40 to 80 bushels, whereas i. 81 ou'd be
double that.
Mr. Roberts being called upon 10. state
uent OF the cost OF putting 10 eEsilsge, save
the following 6gures: From IL acres of corn
fodder /. Was estimated that IS tons we're cot.
four tesDP, ttr.e days each, $50 two horses
trGmpins fodder. tbree Days. Sc; steam er & me,
three days. SIS six YAK days wok, 500
SIG.
Tho eusi!sgs is COW being fed to bis cous
With satisfactory results, bsiag mixed with
eoro bran ard soms corn meal. This is &c
pesesssry ss it is TO mix it With the c!ro f3GdeE
Shen fed green ia summer.
The next meeting of The club will bo belj 3!
Walter Visions, December 3l7f.
The critical committee appointed ala =. L.
sens, '. Ssk:r. snd Z. Fl. Troth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
MuYGerOus s,nreer.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-A Brownsville, Texas,
special 10 an evening paper ssys: Isabel Almas,
q noted political negnats ct Chamtmero Mex.
leo, hiss jus! committed o Wholesale butchsry
Going ID rancho he CONNECTED TO boat the
women thers savagely. aId oae Guadslopte
Lopati, who interfored was killed by tho iliuri.
ated teapersdo. AT the next rancho which he
visited Almes shot and wounded no lees than II
people before his murdetous career VAS checked.
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Bfoa1 Rao Station, Dc. s.

air. Fred. Barr, Mansfield. Ohio, writes IS
follows: After suffering with rheuu asism for
SIX months and applying number of remedies
without tensf'. prcc1red bottle of st. J,-
co5S O!l from my dluagisf. Mr.. q. W. Wse-
DER. and am hnpDy 10 state that after usinp
bottle. | can now dress myself Whioh | had not
6ssn sbs to do tor some tmo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Tbe weekly ate
ment CT associated banks, iasuad lton tn, cea! :
ing house TO day. shows tho following changes !:
Loans. deofeas', s532,s0G; specie. decrease,
Si5I 900 legal tenders, decrease. $l2l 800 !;
deposiig. decrease. 1892. 400; o!Ecala,ior, il :
crease. SOS, 200: reserre. decrease. s53l. 100.
rns banks COW hold 1851 ,975 lars than tie
legal requirements.
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EotIon 10 Quas h Attachment.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dc. lO-In tho Gil
cult Court this morriss motion was argued to
GHash the attachment irioacGirls sgalns.
Henry ". Howla.e 90 tbs sroucd that tae
pleading did not sot firth good cau'1 Of Sc
ton, and iu'th:r that it WIS not su$tiinid BY
the etfd,vl.s. Judge MoArihu; tsoied the
oliou. and The defelo' gave ro:ics that they
Waud demut to the decla:a!iou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
General Mahoue's Washington ORGAN ssy,

H0neFaI MahoOo'5 Washington organ ssy5
The story that there bss ever been sn7 uu.
derstandng between representative men oil
dltterlog polIlio.l aptecedeu!s 10 Virginis that
10 the event of Liberal succ So tho Sepatorsd.r
should 90 10 man of + public,u antec deo,s i:
wholly destitute Of foundation.
The valley trgintan says thcro wa, such
an understanding. Which ia e,lrict? Every
body knows that practically the entire vote O
the State was cast for the resdjusters, snd
people at all acquainted with Virginia repubi
eaos will not believe that they elected lhe TO
sdjuster ticket without the promise of some
recompense,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10

Mr.. Jefferson Davis when told tia! Mr.
DAvid DAVIS had ssii That reconciliation
batVeen the iwo sections of the county b ID
been ptao.io,y sst'lsd." replied that bo "! 5
ioduosd to think o!htrsise. jodpiuy iIou tho
legislation for the South b. tLs North 10 RI ut
years. and the wait Of harmony tetg.eu the
two sections, The latter aeutomsp, though
cot OF politics. evidently knows what is going
on around lin. How the former, if he hears
what is said 10 bis presenc, by Northern Seua
tors. so3 r,sds the Northern newspapers Can
be!lsvs reconcili,tos is omplisbed or e,n he
under tho coDlinuad rulo OF radicsl sta!warlispo,
il hard to comprehend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Persons burned to Death

PlTTsBURG, Ps., DEC 10.-BstResn Two ar
three o'clock this m1rnip9. frame boarding
house. locited 90 the line OF th, PIT, b. rg aud
Lake Eris Railroad, some sven miles below
tho city, was set Oh FIRE BY tha expulsion of a
lamp, and of fifty persons kno1I 10 bo sleeping,
ouig lwenIy-four e:oAped aiivs. All &s.u more
OF lass buroed. so rapid Wac ih, progress OF tho
flames. Some were literally roasted 10 death,
without the possibility of ga / tf,rt b,iog made
Ia rnscna than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Burning of q EOtel.

kEENE. N. H.. Dc. l0.-The Astulst
House. st HunSdslc. was burned last bsh:,
With both stables and q valuable horse. The
loss is 10000 G. W. Hollands s.ots was
damaged to the smcuat CT $40 O00. A mao
named Davenport. who wss put on! Of the
hoel 10 the evening, is uoder srress IN 6usp;-
c:oD of b,iDg the legendary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
Amendments,

WASHINGTON. Dec. lG.-Mr. Mcphcrsop,
tho Clerk Of the House Of Representatives hiss
to- 10y promoted Johu Bailey late dsharsiog
cleIk k, to be chief clerk 10 bis efic.. Hs also
to-1s2 appointed A. II. Llo5d,o Pennsylvania.
tson OF the former chief olerk) ard A-roo Rus
sell, oolored. to bo messenger.