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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
IN taxes on the proceeds OF the mines Of
Eureka county for the quarter ending June
80. 1881, are now due and payable to me. at my
once in Eureka, and that the law in regard to
the same will be strictly enforced.
C. @ WALLACE,
ans CIV Assessor of Eureka County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
fkuniorel dlnniernrcn

II rss rpor:ad in REV York evening" paper
yesterday lhst there lad boen On informal gait
e!ing CT staWart leaders at tho residence Of Vice
President Arthur. with piaw G; considering The
important subject, which has hesa agi;ating the
press coma time, IS TO tina Vice President. acting
as President during tho inability Of President
Garfield. It WAS reported tina! there were IRA
seat General GRAFT ex-senator Gonklirg iiern.
tor Logan, Moaers. Cameron, Go-sey. Belknsp,
Jones' Bliss. French, Wari sid Others IN,
quiries in various quastors elected Eu. little in.
formation on the euhitci OF this report Of the
conference, Col. Bliss umph.tscslly denes th st
there was any such conference At General
Arthut's htula. Senator Logan, whose name
was a!so given as being present at tho cen
ferenco, was soen vt ths Fifth AveLu,
Hotel. and enphaticsly deLiad the truth of tho
report Ho said hn had otsoon General Arthur
since he had been in the city, and did not even
know whers he lived. Whom asked his opinion
on the matter, he said no mad nothing to say or
the subject. and cmphsticslly remarked: You
can FAY know nothing about any c,nfsroace
in this city" The reporter made IN effort to sa,
Vice Pres dont Arthur at his house. tui hia sor-
want said he would not soc any one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
E'ho MarkefS.

BAlrlMouG, Aug. 2o.--Virainis Gs old = do
deferred lo; do consolidated sos; do 81 50.
ries 4ls psst due coup 924 now 10 40s t23 bid
today. Cotton firm middling l2,l2s. Flour
higher and active; Howard street and Western
super $3.50 do extra 25sS6 %; do family
6 62aS7 bO; City Mills sunar 50IS5; do extra Is
aS6 90; do family 7t0.s IS; do Rio brands
81 SO; Patareco family $S 25 Whea!-South.
era opsned higher. fell otf and cloaed stsaiy /;
Western irregular and lower closing fra ;
Southern red l35al10; do amber l42ali5; No
Maryan IA; No Western wioter rsd spot
and Aug l393sli0; Sept l4l1aldli; Get l44sa
ld42; Novr 14C3. Corn--Soushsrn hignor ;
Western lower ard Gull Southern white 74s75 !;
Go yellow Offering; We.tarn Il ixed spot
and Aug i0s7l; Sep! III bid; October 733s7.
Oats higher ana active; Southern G0s52; West.
ern white 1870; do mixed 45aS9. Rye nom.
nally 90elQ0 Lag unchanged Coffee firm :;
Bio cargoes ordinary to fair l0iall4. Sugar
firm a soft g. Whiskey firm ut 81 70.
FEwYoRK, Aug O.-Stocks weak. Money
Bed. Flour Unchanged and duh. Vines. rpsn-
ID 2s3c lower, but subsequently recovered le OF
the decline. Corn 2s2tc lower and fnirly active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

WksuISGrGE. =. O.. August 2).-The follow
ing has just been atnt By Secretary Blaine:
Lowell MiIistcr, London:
At 2 O'Clock y. II. 81 reports Indicate shst the
PRESIDENTS condition is sbCu! ths ssma ss yes.
leTcsT. There is certainly no lcts and there i;
no very marked gair, (Spned)
BLAINE, Secretary.
WASHINGTON, sugust 80. lS5l.-On July 4th
Or. VIM q. Hammond. of New York, cifsred
his services in the Presidents c.se Ia kilograms
sepsrst.ly addressed to Secretary Lincoln and
Postmaster General James. The following 70.
Fly was returned:
Executive Mansion.
Washington, ID. y, July 4!b, 1851
DR.. Niliism a. Hammond, Surgeon General,
retired. New York city:
Your kind oflsr is declined with thanks. We
are satisfied with the Presidents medical at
lcnd:his, srd consultation with eminent FUR.
gool's wss held this morning. (Signed)
RoBIRr 7. LINCOLN, Secretary of Wsr.
Hes. l.. JAMES, Postmaster General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
TO.day's Cable DISPATCHES.

loEDoN. Aug 20 "A dispatch frcm Ale1an.
drla to the Times says the fsll ofthe minisL.y Of
klsz Pssha IL considered certain before the end
Of tho present month.
q Geneva dispatch 20 tho INES ssyt: 4 Dutch
gentleman aud two ladies of his family, have
been killed by landslip on tho road to tho Fete
Noire. Switzerland.
a olspstch from Constahtinople to ths Times
says: kilograms received here from Consuls al
JaLins, ststa that the British member Of the
delimitAllcn com mission. was attacked by brig.
ards near thu frontier in Bpirus. ind after q
sharp encounter in which the conn, andor of the
Turkish escort was killed, tho h7igsnis ware
driven Cti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

The following is q list of the lotters remaining
inthe Alexandria, Virgins, rostotfco Aug. %.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
yortisod and give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will BIO
sont to the dead letter otfico, in Washington.
ApI eraon, ii johnson. Miss AMMO X
Allen, Miss Prudie Miner, jennie
Craig, Il Powell. OR
Davis, Miss Pick Pin. Miss Salie
Ford, VIM L Ruflin, l. ID
Griffin, Mrs MillY Robey LG.
h'cKs, Kachel Sampson, w II
Hyson, II W WsrGeld a g
Jutson, VIM Willismi, MsrvG
Johnson, Capt Nichard Woodheld. Mrs
jackson, Hiss ii Williams, Simon
Lewis. Miss India
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. =. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

Inc following from the Valley Virsinian
look as though there are many moro Virginia
republicans besides Nlr. D,z,ndorf who will
oppose the Mshontes. Administration or no
Administration
Northern newspaper correspondents design
cdIy mlsrepres the FACTS OF the LYnchburs
convention, snd did it for the purpose of in
tiaenciog republican senlinent North 10 favor
OF movement, which will cause them more
trouble than it has caused the republicans Of
Virginia. They will fad. 10 the frs. place,
thai their misre representations will not give tho
readIus'eTs the s'rargih they falsely state they
have; and 10 the nexG psc, they will 6ud, that
the whole plot will dlsastriuusly fail here, and
the republicans of the Nor,h viii be held re-.
sponslo!e FIR dIsIupipg hs republican parry of
Virg'ula Ia order 10 give vitality to o sentiment
OF Reputation. IN direct oopftos with the oar
oioal policy ct the republican party of the
country. lhese things they will have to meet
the pest they c'n: Whn he republicans of Vir
Rlols viii DO amply vndcsted n he results OF
the November election"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
EinAu0iSl.

New YORK, Aug. 20.-Tho Posts 6oanoisl
article says: The Stack Exchange markets. hre
worry quiet today, but depression continues TO be
the feature in the speculative markets. the net
decline in stocks ranging from / ala per cent U.
8. bonds carly advance ! for tho as but thia hes
since been Lost the other issuas arc uachange
State bonds ara dull and firm. K.iiroad bonds
arc generally lower for the speculative i;:u,s.
In the money market the rates for call osns arc
4a6 per cent, tho latter being The almost uailorm
rate to the stock brokers on ordinary collateral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Angus. zO.-Thero
WAS another sharp advance in prices tc-isy, and
the market is excited. Flour is stilr At the ac-
vanc' noted yettsrday. with chances OF another
advance The receipts Of Whest arc only fsir,
and $3.50 bushels sold q! 10. 100. 1876, leg and
l37 for Fultn. and 1873 for Larca..sr. About
eco bushels OF white Corn sold ut is. Cne small
lot Of Hye bfouah: 81. and 100 bushcls of Oats
d. cent?.
COAL REPoRT.-The following is q report of
the receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., j: II. Parrot. jr., Ag!. l,34l
Hamp. & Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. 90
D. L. Agnow u Co............................ 0U
,3ll
SHIPMENTS.
american Coal .................. 30
In,np. % Dali. SJU
j. L. Agncw s. ............................. SEQ
........,. 3:U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
FCREIGN NEWS,

Twenty .sevnn persoEs were killed and SEC
wounded BY the falling of sests mt tho lsto lull
fight st MarseiIos.
The Emperor FrsnciH Joseph has Givon q, Geo
Aorns towards rebuilding the Cz sch Theatre al
Prague, recently destroyed by h;e
Mr. James Bryce. member of Parlismant.
sailed yesterday for tho Unitsd StnLes. fie will
be- followed in Il iew days By throe other nom.
bers t tho House, Mr.. Samuel Morley, tho Karl
OF DnnouG gilmore ani mir. Bernard &C. 4. Filz
patIi2k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20


Iho Valley NIg pi4u. wnc, until recently
Was the rccCga I'D organ OF the whole repub!i.
Gan party 10 Virginia. and is now the mouth
pice OF what is known % the straightont vi, <
OF that party. says:
'lnssmuch as the Lynohburg CobVenii, n
did DOT pIac. in the tisid GuberustoIisl ,ick,' +,
ADD loasmuch ~ there is no republican c:ndl.
dsto before the people, every republican, III tie
State - left free te exercise his Judgment "A 10
what he vii! do AID how he will vote. Tie
bogus o0ucero thu. met 10 Opera Hall and CD.
dOr5ed the reaGllStet llCkct. 10 not cutitud 10
me respec; OF single republican in tho StGtr.
From beclnnIug 10 eud it Was a fraui, inspire
Dy revolutionary puipOse, ADD In sUtna III
stances dire Cd by sgeucics that will not hcar
the l'ght OF Inspection. The only body that
represented the su hority of the party. aud rec
Il 'cted ths genuine republican s.ntiment of tbC
State and oouotry, Was that which failed 70
make nomination. but utterly rerudated ihs
read aster ticket ard tho rcadjusler ropu iialiog
programme,
Such Of tho Virginia republicans az have
any material interest 10 their State. which TO-
terest they know wonlI DO seriously damaged
by Tho Reputation tt her debt. will, now that
ihoy have no ticket Of their own to vote for,
openly support the democratic ticket, which,
much az they may b 5ot to it 90 othor grounds.
he's TO than tho merit Ct at lcast favoring on
honorable settlement of tho debt upon terms
satisfactory to the creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

The Septembe. number Of Scrihpe,,s MAas-
zine has been received f:om its ru5lishers tho
Century Company, Now York Among its con !.
tents are: A Boy in Gray, Stars of the SEES
How Kept House by Proxy, Victor hugo a. q
Drsmstist A Russian Artist, The Socsty of
Decorative Art. The Coaifsrous Forests of the
Sierra Nevsds, The Peoples Problem. The
Wheel as Symbol of Religion. Peter the Great,
Queen Titsnis; Tho Daughter tf Henry Sage
Rsttenhouse, and full editorial department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

A series of forseries have cJne to light 10
Richmond. committed by Percy l.. Darlington,
ayruog lawyer. and son of Nj jor Darlington,
he If: the city snddcply LAST Saturday nigh,
stter passing forged checks 90 four parties.
lie tmOuats we're sli small. the Common.
wealth ) Attorney will bring the MISTER befors
the gtaud llry at the September court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

MINIATURE Almanac AUG. 20. 1881.
Sun rises ..,........ 3 II S,.s ssis-......, u &c
AsEIYs1.
Str Geo Lssry, Norfolk. to z & Hoce.
Hchr U Skinner, Ncrfoif, - Ferry, Sm5 cot
& Go.
schr Matte franklin, Bosson. 20 Fla Eeed.
SAILED.
Str George Leary Norfolk. by L Is Hooe.
or ArroWsmila, lower Potonac, By Pc.
tomsc Ferry Compspy.
bsIkertins Aiguon, Boston, by Z Asney
& Co.
PASSED UP.
Scht Geo Il Vreeland, for GEORGETOWN.
PASSED DOWN.
schrs Ada i Kennedy, A z Lyon, Be=y;s n
Reach, Henry Parker and Henrihan, from
Georgetown.
AEROkANDA.
Schr Cna5 a Briggs. for Georsetopn, ae;,od
from Providence 18Th. '""'u
,Schr William & James sailed from Pb;ladol.
phia for This port 18th. 1 '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20

Many editors of newspapers published ont.
sid, of Virginia write frequently Of the Political
affairs OF this State. but show 10 every line that
tLey arc as iguorant of the sui jact upon which
Their pensluo so smoothly as they are Of political
affairs in the moon. They arc possessed Ct the
erroneous idea that tho demo cratic parry in
Virginia ia divided. and upon that and Ibe
danger !herefrom they i1ditc many pcintloss
paragraph. The democratic psrly 10 Wig rla
is not divided. Ga tho Contrary it is more
united than i. has been for maj y years. sid
that it has less TO fear than it had lost N yvem.
Der, when it gained splendid victory, ia plain
10 every one who listen TO what the tIuo ard
c.nscentious republicans whose material it
terests depend upon those of the State say wi
regard 10 the fell election. Tho only men who
bbVe lei h1 democratic party nVirgiOia are the
takers dozen 10 tach cjunry who arc 10 hopes
OF obtaiog federal tfiile through the if lIcros
OF General Malone. but 81 their desires arc
known TO tho rerub ic,bs who now 6 thusc
otfces, their votes will bo more than offset by
these the democratic ticket will receive ffou
these republic 20 flee holders and their iricnCS
There Ere msuy democrats 10 tho State who
Thick tho State debt sholld BIO rcs6justed. and
possible aonc who would not oil ,ot 10 it's entire
Reputation, tn only q scurry lew who 1uud
destroy thc race dstin,ip ana hished Y G<d,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

Some OF the radical press OF tho North pra-
tend to SEQ q threat 10 tho following excerpt
from the Charleston N;as, in reference to the
support Mahopism is receiving from the Nd
mlnis:ration and lis friends 10 the North:
at rtqnirts storn regard for abstract obi.
gitlohs and considerable self control to ksep
me Southern pooplo on tho national debt psy
ing limo. The national d7bs represents tho cost
OF oonqueriog tn, South. and the Southern
people pay their share Ct it. Is it prudent to
teach tho South that there is no harm 10 SUP.
porting rcpudiaiog policy. if votes can be
won by n2"
There is no throat 10 this. nor was any in'
teLdsd. |: is plain. simple truth, told 10 in.
telllglblo language. But for al that it need Dol
cause ary alarm. Virginia will pay her deb,
and her portion of The national sdebt also, bu
her creditors will no: b. under any Obligations
to the republican party. for that party, as
political organization. from its head, tho Pfosi
dent, dove to its tai. Commissioner Raum, has
done and is doing ell it is c.pAbIs of doing 10
make Virginia ropudiato her debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20


e Cough, Geld or Sore ThTo:.; should
De stopped. Neglect frequently rozul.s in an
sncurable Lung EfiseaSe or COnSunn.
ttOn. II fsO w E's ssEO NCugAs,
iH'CChEs do no. disorder tho stomach bka
couS sgrUps and 5s!ssm4. but net directly
Oh The tnfiamed parts. allaYiaz Irritation,
give relief in Asthma, RrOncniIIu,C Oupa.a,
CatarTh, snd the ThrOnt troubles ynieh
sia.ers and Public speakers aco sub
Iect TO- For thrty years Hroun'5 Bronchial
Irocaes have baen recommended by physicians,
and always Rira perfoc. satisfaction. Having
beou tested by wide and coaetaa. usa for neatly
81 entire generation. they have attained we'll.
mstlied TANK among the ;sw STAPLE remedies Of
the asa. Sold st 25c. = bcx everywhere milo
TEE 'f,id ReiisA!o' Comm Iwoai,h Dis!r-
ruiion 90, draws On 3l.t lest q; u:uil. Send s.!
for ticket to z. ID. Bosrdm.n Courier Journal
Building, louisville. Ey.
seAsK YOUR GROCER FOR THE ALEXANDRIA
BROOM. auell-lm
BELFAST GINGER Ale !ss; r;caived st
MCBUaHEY'S
BASS & Co.'S ALE ard DoUBLIN STOUT Just
received at McEURNEYs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

The Good Templars of Fsuquer county will
hold their 2 d annual Gush meeting 10 pleas
ant grove near The Plains. commencing August
3Olb, and c)nliLulng three days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
VRGIHIA NEWS.

Tho batk building, c,rucr Nlaie end Eighth
streets. L2ncnbnrg has been sod for $50 0C0.
Fielding A. Branno, prominent citizen CT
fauqulcr c)unly. died rtceoily, aged 81 years.
A negro man, GEAR MiddIsburs, was Gtabbed
and killed las. Saturday By man named
Elein.
The fair Of the shensi d.Gh Valley Apti,al-
tural Stc.sty at Winchester will begin October
} and continue iluI days.
Dt. Livingslos Wadd=ll, ono Ct The Oldest
physicians 10 the Valley Of Virginia, died oil
Lexington les; Tuesday.
The vote at he primary election 10 Ptiucc
William county lor candidate for The House OF
Delegates Has for Nlool, GIG; 10. Purcell. ILL.,.
Maj. JOhu w. Daniel end Co. W. i. Cam
elon will speak ct Msdi:oo G. H., on August
25th.
MIR. Jacob h. ErRbsro, CT Cupoper, is goiog
TO iua a. 40 Irdeptn dout candidate for the
House oil D. legsIes il orpo!ition to Gel. j. G.
Gitson.
The receipts Of il t9rpal revenue 10 Tho Rich.
| mond district from the lst 10 tho 18Th Of Au.
gust were $685. 73. Is. 90 Increase ct s. lSI,
- over The same time last year.
Capt. F. NJ. Mcmillan of urceno coaaty,
| and ex Coo. Jis. Il. kombcr of Madison coun
~, hsvo formed CO partnership for The Irlc,
tce of law.
The corn crop CT upper Fau1uitr il is said
Will hardly bs helf 40 average one. and farmer:
| will not bo nble to feed thei! uu:l number oil
oAtto this fall.
R'a estate is Iookiog w. 10 R;chmo.d aud
rents have adgsbeed, tho demand iog small
houses being unprecedented The city is grow
lug rapidly.
K)hcrt Beverly has sold fam uader Tho
BIus hldge. Sumo four rIios south of pAss,
formally Owned by Gen. Corse to Mr.. lIar,
ilson, If tho Valley for $l4 90
The Tobacco City Boat Club. at LyDchburr,
have determined t. have rcgolta this
tall. following closely upon tho ono at Wash
l0gi0n.
The salo Of tho Manchester water power las
been c1nHummatcd and 10 view of the proposed
deVelorm ut OF the Industrial resources Of
Manchester real c,tutt 10 that nl:cn il ;pokic Q
up.
Maj Il. L. SCOTT. Of Warenloo, has asecp-
ted tho nomination as tho h1atc1" oaadidste
| Tor The House Ct Delegates toDdered him BIZ
tho democratic cdnvthtinn Of l. ,u;iour sst
FauquIer csuniICs.
Winchester Btlviu, Of Riuhmord, attempted
o oonin III eide lev Days ago q. Sharon
SirIrg, by shooiipg himsc!f With pistol. Ths.
ball penetrate Il be breps', bur Striking Il RIB
S!at cad to the right The wound is uot dag
gerUuS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
LIST OF LETTEHS.

S:0C01 for So in tho Oath drawing Common
wealth Distribution Co., on 3lst irsL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

DoN'T torse. COMMONWEALTH Di.s.i5aiioo
Go q drs~i7s rn 3lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

B5R G-VEENCR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBURH
Fur LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPER.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
z. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20

AWFUL AFFIICTI0N.--A lady whJ his boon
visiting 81 President, Pa. iri1rna u oooccruoe
ono OF tho most terrible accidents that evor
cano to our knowledge. There res d,s near
President widoE who had three ciildron. A
few days sine, sho was preparing dinaer AID
had tia u ,g;st child with her 10 tn, hou,,.
rho other t~o ohildrou W; 70 SAINT by her to hu1t
gono eggs they ware both ynuug, aud gOir e
out OF tha honao they say a hollow itg 10 tie
yard. OGG 81 them rui 10 her little nand to
| sec ii thcro Wcre any cgg'. bu. quickly pulled
1t out, saying that chicken hsd bitt,n her.
Tho ttaor deserted his hand aud j,rked it cut
With rotcau. A rstllesnako had bitten thom
both. The scream CT the secobd child brought
| cut tho Inothsr, aud lifting kettle OF boiling
potatoes from Tho stose 80 they would not bura,
| she sttriod out. She had iuss got outside the
door when she YVES recalled to tho house by the
sgonIzng cries of the baby, who hsd crswlcd
| across the t,3r and upset tho boiling water ovor
himself. She vas almost dshearenod, and did
| not knoa what to do. Help soon arrived and
everything that cIuld be done Was done for the
three lltto .utlerurs, hut n0ibing did cry good.
They oil rapidly erew w0lsa. and Wilho day
all thr0o died and wore buried 10 the same
| assured that tho above a,e tho fDotp. OIL Gin
Derrick.
Iha SiVo0tur5s Of Hlarvin, tho bisamist, bear
strlk!eg familiarity II thoso Of a youth who
llGed 10 Eoglahl ab2at fly yosri ago. Hs
married ali tao oouatfY girls WOO would have
him, aud when at last arrested, c)oy gave so
account of his exploits, 10 the great laughter Of
tho c5uit. Jury and spectators. Thu memoirs
OF Casanova. d celebrated lib,rtiue of bis day,
though very Interesting, sr. sealed 10 the itite
rate, boinl Wr;:tcu ia Er=nah; eud probably tho
Do.orietg Mafria his achieved M ~ movo him
10 lndi:e similar pages for iht Qualification CT
the base appeitcs of Eaelish readers. If Mar.
vim can succeed il displaying Jack Shepherd
rropousl;ies by effsotipg some miraculous
escape from al American prison as Casanova did
from the one in Vsniae. his life wonll BIO rem
dared moro thriliiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-20
The stalione stcetinga3 Fairfax dour.
RiOnsc.

lC0tte5poudtLo3 Ct tic Alexandria GaE.t!e.
FAIRFAX Z. H.. Angus: 10 --rlc NJ shoG@
mec'lng cmo Cd Dpro ycs;oidAy. It'd tu. tof
Its oonsDiclouin!ss Gs q TAI une, wruld got be
wcrtuy CT sptolhi nitn;Iun. II viii Be III. IL.
berrd that tbs Iucr;iig Rad hacn :3v.rii,, d
tHr weeks h5 Il .niug pv..cru aaneuro:9: n
largo tspn Ihe clrnlt ( OF The gre.t Rlidicic:-
Scr, :Lc ereaf, great M.hoa9 uut! ,;.c srgsl,
great, s:aat Wise. They came. pal u; o.
volsg population Of nearly thirty Icuy aundttd
ia fairfax. Ist tbJnt ouc i.uldrci stua ca,ne
TO greet hem; ot this number, fifty we're worneu
aid children, oil both c>lIs, uty wrfn b.ys:
Que bundled Gnd fly vera negro votcrs, liItv
were white rslu5icans twna'y fi7a w;ra de,a-
cofatS. drawn by curiosity. AID lie res. Eero
Whl'o Rlah0ul:c9. This IL Tho estimate oil -Four
correspondent. tnl slio Il SONS half dugsn or
ID0rs gentlemen Hnnm ht qara;iGu uDru 81
sui OF.
Hddlebergrr lead cti Hni oaG6noti | il 70
marks to the sui O. Of tho State drb.. Ma
hone followed ana kept tie sudicroa Lbout tSo
hours. This is the Gcueras first appserspco
10 FairlaX md lhero vas great curiosity
bmoug all classss CT our people 10 500 him,
Wise closed the speaking. His speech was de
volod entirely TO denuhclatlons OF lllo demo.
cratic plriy, both State and naliooal lilo .ia'
gcd out many OF cur Distinguished meu If Vr
glula aud abused them Of length. Ills most
notab,o attack Wis upon Mi. Daniel, and lis
abuse of thst gentleman was very personal to-
deed. Ono Of tho followers of Mahonism in
tho county. who heard Wiscs speech express.
cd himself nflorThrd rs being very much dis.
guate with bis whole sale abuse OF the dcrC-
cratic party. Jutge Thomas who was q quiet
spectator. was singled out by Wise. rs O target
tor attack. but the Judge camc hnrk ct him 10
q manner lhat raised qailo 40 applause from
tho crowd. Cos Of our spirited young mcp
prosprt secl0g the Han!ou attack mado upon
Judge Thomas gaso shout of approval al
the Judges reply and was thereupon struck by
negro 10 tho crowd. This camc near creatipg
o s!rious disturbance, but fortunately Ito meet
log saon closed without trouble. Ii the ioIfos
els OF Malone oan gather ary comfort from
that mcoti5g they arc welcome 10 it. 1t is the
opinion here that it Was triat failure. Ii
you want to SEQ representative gastc,iog OF
The peopo look cut for our barbecue u come
of some time before the day ct election.
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