davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

A SPLENDID HOME IN MAGNOLIA
"A Miss. For location and beauty it ia moi
exc elled on the Railroad from New Orleana Ia
jackson, Miss. Also, 800 acres oftpine land
80 In caltfTation, VOL adapted to truck farm.
ing, and would make q fine sheep ranch
Would exchange for property in Baton Rouge
or small farm near the town limits. will be
s sor as q Great bargain just the very place
lor ellgirtful and healthy summer residence.
being located near clear running stre,ms that
are borderod on either side by besntifsil groves.
For partaGulars, apply to Messrs. ". "A, Lie.
sueur and L. W. Conerly, Baton Rongs.
X. McNAIR. Magnolia Miss.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

An authority says that Pennsylvania's
great coal supply will be exhausted in
another century. Every provident man
VIII see the necessity of laying IN a
supply at once
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

New York has q law which prevents
O man sending his wife back to her pa
rents for support. Matrimony is becom-
ing less attractive every day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

New York has law which prevents
o man sending his wife back to her pa-
rents for support. Matrimony is getting
less attractive every day.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

The Lebanon Shakers number $50,
twO-thirds of whom are womeg and
girls, and their property is valued at
S1,5OO,OOO.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

Troops are being hurried into the In
dian country for the purpose of e1ter.
Ininating the warlike tribes.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
}. g. Seton, the well known actor,
is dead. He was about 20 years old.

The recent census shows the popula.
ton Of India to be two hundred and
-ffty-two million.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
LOCUST DALE ACADEMY.
MADISON COUNTY. Va
Near Rapidnn station, Va.
DAVID +. BOYD. pr;no;na1

| ~ = - s.I IInclDHI
A BLY, ASSISTED IN THE ACAnrurr
~ Department BY Graduates Of tho TInivsra;
yof Virginia andby competent OfIicsr i ~ l,
Military Department. ''' ~ inc
This Academy has been long establ;shea j. >
successfully conducted. 1t Ia mainly pre,,ar'
atory School for the University ~ Virrirpia
ana me instruction, therefore. in Mathanatiaj'
| ana in the Ancient and Modern Ian1na"ns =,
clnding the English, Is very thorough ''e''' ~
Inc Location is in one of the HEAITHIEs1,
ana most Beautiful portions of Piedmout VI
gina. under the Blne Ridge and near ~ b. =
an kiyer and 10 an Intelligent and H;oL i,@ b. "a
,inea Community, with Churches of yarinnys ~, ~
nominations convenient. '"'''as De
ne buildings and Grounds are eytensivo
a.'laetive and specially adapted 70 tbs , anu
pc na o. boarding School. p"i'
g me Session begins the third Monde.
S.p'ember, and clodes the third TIL ~
me terms are 5000 for Session Of ,j,, ~.
, ,nVn.hs ,or every expense fxcept rln,b;,,"~
Ia . 30 jks and Medical Attendance.
!is ~ Private School aad under ,be ,bs,
itte control Of the PRINCIPAL. "'''
for further information. address the r,der
signed at Baton Rcnge, La, till Aneust lst az
Hf mat time at Locust Dale 2. O.. Mails
county. Virginia. ID. r. BOYD, PRINCIPAL
July 9Th, 1881 tw 3n
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

Sugar Cured Meats!
,, homeless Breakfast Bacon and Sugar Cured
Hams, as good az can be had at Familv Gro
very :" aug3o JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
FOR SALE.


Ch"ncs'fOr DRirymen.
MILK cows -. Three good Milk Cows
AVA with calves, aged respectively five. four
and three months. If properly cared for will
give milk all winter. Also, one enc Berk.
care Of this Office Ef' " "
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

Reedt' Gilt Edge Tome cures Dumb
Ague.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
The 10 Arkcfs,

BALTIMORE. April 27.-Vireinis Is OH -. &,
deferred II; do consolidated e0s do ectosc: a..
ries 80; pest due coupons SGT new IGir.
N2; 10 40 coupons est bid. Cotton dull; Nil.
ding lC3all. Flcur stesdy and cay; Hos.:t
ct and Western super 25lSi; do extra l9;sS;,
do family lrsS6 Is; City Hills supec 1jl;;.
do extra 4 25sSj; do family G 5)asG g.; Do n,
brands i5aS6 81; Pstspsco family 81 Wa,
Southern steady; Western lrmcr, but irs..
tive; Southern ed l22al2j; DO amber l:S.i,i,
No2 Western winter red spot and April !9,.,
l22S; HAY l2ltsl2li; Iure II SALE !; July Iii
sllGs; Aug l3s asssd. Corn -Sou.hern stas il,
Western about steady End quiet; Southern : i,
56a; do yellow 81 a55: Western mixed s2,! H.,
april 5Gs554 May eos asked; June 50! s.tS..
er 81 aesed. Oats stcsd y Southern IS; Wes:,
ern whito 46,47; do mixed 45s43 Bye qGit. a.
lis. Hay steady; prime to choice rsnus ,rl
Maryland 2JaS2l 90. Coffee dull and elsis.
kio csrgoes ordinary to TAI, 102.lls Su.s:
steady; a soft g. Wh:skey steady at 81 H.
NEW YORK. April Stocks strong. Money
g. Flour steady snd quiet. Whrs. i,ve:i..
and unHottled. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

round sad Sp3 cut cases Of this kid. TIE geu.
tI3maD VIA introduced this amr1Gnaut should
have provided Ter secret service to 10 this
kind Of Wofk.
Dir. Iaeocs thought ttat TIE purpose IF the
police Tss 10 d this very tnioG-to SEQ that al
LAWS Wfre ectcrced, snd TO report violations.
There WAS nolhlcg beDcsth tic dignity Of the
police 10 that.
Mr. E;chberS held lh,t tie amendment
trerched Gaon The lovers Of ina Mayor VINO
was tue executive Ctic:r Of thsss city ald bad
tu control cf the p2ioe. Ii vas useless TO in.
s,ruct the Mayor when to suspend. He had
lhH. power in lis oTn hands.
Mr.. Peskc thought the amendment! runeces.
SHY.
The amendment was lcs..
The bill was passcG-yeas Q; usys noEe.
At later hour, tho Aldermen havirc nou-
coacuuej, and adopted substitute. the Couc.
ell laid over the ~acle sa'j &c: uotl the peS:
| ueclifg.
The BIZ! Of J. +. CarIio 81 slO7. 50 for pistols
! furnished tie pOico CO tho order of The Mayer
came in from ITO Ait:rucn wish an order ;Gr
payment.
Dir. Ja7sns roul Itger votc Ter this apr1o
p!lstiQu. The Ms;cr tad 90 light to tx;p:Gd
monies without ca appropriation md. BY
Cou1c!. When there wss no appropriation &c
moaey could DO expended by any tffic=r. Il
! @ss norseEse 10 say the Mayer could c,at.ae:
sucl bills as lie chess sad compel the cay tc
psy them. Ibis was a needless, fooi:h aX-
pots,. The Mayor had co right to furnish the
police With co2csalGd weapons. No pcl!c:ma.
had right to carry them the Siata law Tor
ba,;c them to d. s.. Yet the Cou1ci! was cal.
ed uroo to pay he people. uoneg f5r the fool
lsh whlrs Of the Mayor |; vas hard to raise
tnx:s yet here's our Ii;tle au:cc:a: that gets ii;
here to sp:nd the peoples money" IL
! thought it Wrops and woud rey,r yo.e fer it.
Mr.. Rlco said ho cld9Is2d every e9o1i Fir
Javens had sid.
Mr.. Peako ssil tho Msy3r Ct tho city mad
ordered these pistols and the C,urcl would
hEVe TO pay it sooner or later. Tie bill might
as wall b, paid at ooos.
Mr.. MCLEAN: How is tic bill m:d} cut?
Tho Chair: Tho bill is made on. sr,:us: &c.
Ii. Smith for police
iii. Il CO: Yes, hn might make it cut &c.
r. Saith fer tho u. s. Capits!." bat the
O"itcd States would so! be obliged tc psss it.
The Council rc!ustd TO concu,-ytas, 6;
aeys 3-not constitutions ns )riiy.
Tee Alderman afterwards adherad and select
Ch committee OF cooftratc,, which met Ike
wv oJCsoil|tce, Uut iHey eSIeeu Only 10 aQs
7l5o the posponcment OF tho suhj:c. until the
| next meeting.
The Courci took recess for lno Alderman
to wait bu. tho Uppir Board c,atinu ID a very
I9Eg debate. and the Coupcil, in body, wen:
to hcSr ;h:m hsvo their gay. Ard TINS, IN
recess after rscats. the evening" worc away.
Twas long a!tlr tco O'Clock, wnen most folks
10 bad had turned, that tho Aldermen CEASED
! tA:kl1r, aid the Clurcil than adinnrncd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
NEWS OF The DAY,

MsmarisI D.y was gon'r,ly observed st
A:!anlG. Ga. yesterday. Citiz?as AID eo!diels
repaired 10 O,ksrd Cemetary. Az address
was deEi9ered and tho Cen 'ederato graves were
decorated.
|: Eas,um:red at p:niSon. T,x.s, las! night
TIA. Gov. OValtop. OF the lndiau Na!iop, had
been killed. y patty of COW boys left Cock
county, Ttxas, within few days tor the tent
tory, With The ava%cd purpose of giving battle
to OVarton's troops,
Tho 9Th annual b,Gch show of doge, given
undcr the suspices Of the Westminster Kennel
Club, wss opened 10 New York yesterday mo:u.
ing 10 the Aucricao destitute. ElsVen hun-
Or, d and thirteen suimss were on the catalogue,
bl. fully 100 OF that number had rot arrived.
Mr.. }. s. Wise, CT Virginia, is one OF The
judges.
Balleptre WaEe;. half breed ludau, aud
Michael k:voic btcInc involved on Monday in
q dispute 10 saloon OF Bridgotop, tvs nty
miles iron ST. Louis. Jas. Williams inierfer-
cd, when the Indian dragged hin GU. and c:ush
Cd lis ikul with . large rock. kliicg him
Instantly. The lGdiaa next atruck Revoir with a
feIoo rlll il h!c.log q probably fatal Teuld and
thea fed.
Bishop B.rsas. If Tie CATHOLIC die So Of
Detroit. has Issued pastoral 10 wbioh be fer
bids all Catholics 10 his dioc;s, from oligica
uO2 or participating 10 cry pubic picnic ex.
curs!ols o. r.Ver5, lakes CT railroads ca SuG-
day or on molly day, or any other dsy CT the
week. IL, a'ao iorbi!s the holdirg of fairs for
tie beneht Ct ohurthes, schools or other char
tab.o Institutions without frs submitting 70.
his approval 10 wiring tho reason therefore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

MIR. John Papi. the Mahon;c member {!
Congress from wba: WAS on3o kuown ss tic
Tenth Legion Ct the State democracy, il &C
address to tho negvcei Of Virginia, says:
IF such great nen IS Cooking, Dawes,
Hoar, Logan. the Csmcrors. Gaiieil. Arthur,
GOrham, ard nearly all the great men of cur
party Gao afford to sid this party l!hst is Tic
Mahonites,) | casno. SEQ WY Tc liitl, fellows
doWa here caonot 90 the sane thicg. |, for
one. intend to d. th9t very tEi"g, lc! 1t cast
what it nsy."
The democrats ty whose vo!e5 Mr. Psu'
Was elected VII! wa1: the eI9o:iSn held cv;E
tg,ln When they resd that be calls Hoar ard
ell tbs ether iupisc,tlo eaerlies CT Viz
ginia 'the prost me1 Q! or nartY."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVEHINs, A?RIl o., 1851


l. there be epythi-g il MahosisFn, !. is Ma
bore. NJ mater ~ho lG!G;shcs The b!alo3 Q!
bis party. whoa furnished. he is tie s2ia dIroc.
tor aud cyu.ro,ic-, a-l IS sFi:.ls Sud implicitly
oteyei 10 ever psE;,c3jai. TINS boiog 80, aati
uobo3v dcci2s i. II, 9 Ge.a.'1 Ilccn. asstr-
lien 'h,t sdo satI:Cm:a. c; tic Stats icb: Is 70!
The vrira,y :! c. q ri; c.ov2useE;. wou!l, !:
seems to Reasonable paopls. deprive :ip al
oae, q !i!c support 81 every Gsn 10 tha Stale
WHO dscn waa. ihu Sac d>b, settled. whether
he 81 debt payaG CT r.s5 ls!ar. tic dasira
to reduce Gnd satji9 10 Sl2ta ID: YES The s1o
means by which GcaCs"i Nahoao bulls up hi:
organz s,iou, sGl COS ;has tko:c wao WeEo led
off by him hear bin sag IT,: tic act;I:m2u; G!
the debt Is cot DC primary cti3c: Of his party,
they must, If they bU goHsb bic mcu, reCl:z, how
grossly they hs9o 5can dcG.iv.d. ald coUa
back TO The fold !.5tn which, il Q : u3Eary no.
meet, they s!rsg;d Ivy. Taty will BE- in.
pcllcd tho r00gcr 10 retur0 % The aamtcraic
ra.ty by the additional &c: that, instead CT the
sottleman! Of the S!a!o isbt h,iag tac l,l&;n
Issue 10 the nixt campaign, Ls thcy Supposed il
would BE-, The chief ct G: OF tho MAhonsas
is tho practical sb2i;.cn CT The capisaicr tag,
Now Of The large sun exceed Of Ito white pes.
pie to educate ne2To caidicG. tie portion 0!
caDitatioo tax paii by Tic u:g,oes ia all thas
they coot1itue to@ard Ina. prrp,so, Or. Ia fac.
to any State purpose, arl 10 eb3i!:h thu! tex
will DO to throw TIC cliiso burden ct schooling
tho negroes upol TIC white people, whose
taZese GO a!:eadyso ggig7sus tha. they CID bard
~ bear them. Ia. this u Dot 81, for if tie
pol! tax be abolished every nsaIo, no Ina!ter
how worthless or how great c Vi.abo5d, viii
vote. aod tbs State and al! Jig Interests be
turned over to them aud their few selfish ghitU
allies, who would as res1ilg dCu5!o tic taxes 10
morrow as they wsu!d repGlia.9 the S:ato debt
to day. Tho Eho, Malone movement is c
transparent humbug, aud would be ridiculous
wero it moi tor the danger icvo!v2d 10 it. oEine
to tho igaorarco md simplicity Of the material
upon Whi,h its datnssopica! 'ea44Es Operate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
General sIshore'a Wes5ip1toD GRAN ssvJ:

General Mahore'a Wasiiuston Crson say:
"Messrs. Bur;h. Bright. Sho5cc. sad poy;ou
could break ih' dta! lock by rss!Gnicg tie
Senate Offices. Woods. II tAay ever tbouaht Of
that ?"
A Euoh easitr wsy g7:u'3 b, for Mess;s.
Gotbnw, RGG:thergcr, Johason AID Young to
ackntwIedso tia: their nomination gas In
result of GiEsr.ca!a bar1ai2, Of which tb:y
are heartily ashaued, ana d. Ill th5y en- :,
atone for it By rcGrss:inE ibe republican cGuc,i:
to withdraw thair names. E-i !5is can harj:s
be expected, as m3a c,psbia CT u!ak;os such a
bsrsrio sro net likely 10 wj:i.nrsw fcom i, viii,
on. "consid oraiop."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
Financial.

NEW YORK, April 2I-The Posts 6os,s.,
article says: The STOCK E1chsnRe marst's .,i
less active than yesterday. U s bonds corvs as
very strong, the 4s are up 10 lltS the 43.tni;".
and the 5s to 1U5. Stste bohds are dpIl 49,.
about steady. K Il bonds as a rulo $40 ca 80
and prices sro up sal4 tho latter Ohio & s..
frsts (Sprirs aid division). In tia stock NJ.
Ret the temper Of speculation is still dec;ts.i.
bearish, the grand objective pon. being I3t,
Shore, which stock it is asserted Mr. Fsu.s,
bilti, out of and short Of; Louisville s. Na:hy1,
is UP 993 from 973; American District to c; ,r%-
"a; Houston s. Texas to 74l from ut; Lake S5c.,
has been the most active and has sold as low 6
l1s at the opening aud ss high .s 1881 the 1.,s
ent prico. Tie Southwestern stocks are no.sN',
quiet. The money marke. is easy at D. D.; 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
Moihers! motbers!i sIo,.,ers,,

Are you disturbed at night AID broken @. yoa
rest by SICK child suffering ,nI crying VI!
the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teolh? ]; 20
60 stoIcs and got bottle Of Mrs, WINSTON;
SOOTAlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tao poo
iiltle sufferer i'm mod ateiy-depcnd upon il
there is no mistako sbcu} il. There j, 10.
mother on earth who has eyar used i. who vii
not tell you at once that it will eSula.e The tyw
els. end give rost to the mother. end rclirt IL
heal 10 the Child, operating like magic !. il
perfectly safe 10 use ia all cases, and pioassH "a
the taste, and is the prescription OF one c; rAa
Oldest and hes! female physcaIo snd nurai: 10
the United Sister. Sold everywhere. IS ccL.;
bottle mau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
No. t
No. t
RICHMOND. Va. 4 p. NJ. April % Il

RICHMOND. Va, 7. NJ, April %. 1881.
Dear SiT.-Your note Of yesterday was re.
cel7ed ct $3.50 y. NJ. ia which you say, II
thltk On reflection sou will see the il usc, of
your attack oo tho writer of private letter,
never designed Tor publication. aud l rave 10
request rc;raciou CT he very cff9usive
luugusge coDtsined thtreio."
As TO this must say that the letter referred
to Wss published TO United States on he f DOT Of
tho Sanate ct tho United States by S:ustor
who appeared to possess your c,t6derce.
l din not publish the letter, your irieod. tie
Senator from Penn, published the letter. ard
| cauoot, DOR can the The State newspaper. nor
can Virginia or lis people, consider ttst letter a
private one. lfytu have complaint as to the
publication ct that letter ECU should complain
10 Seoatcr Don Cameron, OF P1; DsylVa0la. II
you have to complain Of eonnruts upon ii IN q
public journal, you must complain of those
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA april 27.-The trial Of VIM,
NJ. Slueery, publisher of the PHILADELPHIA
Record, charged with lieoliDg City Controller
Pattson and the Controller. clerk, Wolf, was
Concluded this morning by the j1ry rendering
verdict OF scqui.tal. The suit grew out of an
Controller had signed 40 unlawful warrant by
which, in connection with the clerk, o contractor
had obtained $3.50 from the City Treasury in
violation oflsw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
burned to Death,

NEW YORK, April 27.-E,rly This morning
. IRE broke out in room en- The top floor of q
three story brick building GA Sixth Avstu,.
Ihe room waa occupied by w. A. DdnmonI,
eyed SO. After The fire was put out it was
tourd hat Dummond had been burned to des, lib
10 his death. 1t is supposed that he overtu:n-
cd the Kerosene oil lamp ard set FIRE to ,he
room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
visitors 10 West Point

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 27.-Tho presi-
cent has desiensted tho following az msmbere
OF tho Board Of Visitors a. West Point: Arscr
SS,tager,, Of Illinois; Milo s. Hatca, Of Indians
Cras. a, B:u:ole. CT Maine; Geo. S, Green7
Of hh9de Island; Henry B. Lsdyard, of Mich
gar; 5. Ii Laws. OF Missouri, and D. G. Busll
Of Kentucky. ~ ou=i'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
bead.

LONDON. April GA dispatch from Vienn,
70 reuters Telegram Company SAYS: Gen.
heuls Won Beneaek, Austrian Commander in
ne wa; OF 1866. died at Gratz to. day.
Us to DO observed that tho neurology pub.
Won Benedek died in January. 1878 bnt;Se Ia al.
Patches to Reuters Telegram %. give The n as
tlculars OF the Generals death OF Graf tn da1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
eminelt Journalist, died al S o'c!:ck His ~.
irp t"f EC!l.
Mr. BradIagu.;.

LONDON. April 27.-rho Hcu5, Of g.
mons is very crowded to day. Mr. B:s, o .,
presented himself st tho Speakers Isii. ~. u a
claimed bis righ: 10 take tie cath, H. H. al
called upon by tie Speaker 10 vuidr.r va;
wss removed to tho bar y the strsesn, =, 81
Mr.. Lsbouchers asked Dir. Gladstone uS a,1
it would facilitate bis oath bill If NJ n r.E5'
laugh meanwhile remained outside, ''4o'
MIR. Gladstone declared tbat the r,ce,.r =,
the land bill prevented him ftcn otie,,nr :, :,
itinp H '-.I'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
EkS KRrAn Tunts

y tAR!s, April z7.-Gen. Logerot af.s, taking
ne! het Will lssve 8 -gsrri:on there and marcn
.ntHougn tSe oued. Ae!sh valley to tho Medje1ds
valley. Gen. Forgemops column has match al
lhto tho hedjerds valley and will occupy Bel.
On me border OF the Kroumir country. Gen,
Ueleoecqus's column is crossing the frontier
ne,gh!s 70 a!tick the kroumrs in front. Ttoy
landed At Tabarks. ''op'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
VitrioI Thrower Sentenced

OVERHEAD. L. l., April 9Th the o,urt
OF Y yer aud Terminer, Joseph Martin, Indicted
tor felonecus assault 10 throwing 7itriol m The
gi'i Alice Hsliisan. a: Huntington, GA Maroh
20, pleaded guilty. He was senteIo,d IN hard
labor or years 10 Sirg Sing prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
Che Greek Question.

LONDON, April 81 Further correspondence
respecting tho Greek frontier is issued. Earl
Granville. Foreign Secretary, 10 dispatch to
tho EaSlish Minister a. Athens, dated the 6 b
lost, INSTRUCTED him to state 10 explicit terms
10 Greece that Her Majesty', government are
Determined cot to separate themselves from the
uui!td powers, and that Greece must not ex-
pect any support trom England if, contrary to
the dictates Of sound patriotism and statesman,
ship, tho a5v;cs CT Europe ia rti;e.e6:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

Richmond is nov oxctcG about Two aiisirs oi
honor, enc between Fir. Chm barlf vac ard n.
Johns. and the other Between M7. L7oc and Ms.
Wis,. The young b!oods OF tbs States capital
city should no. lot their angry passions rise, ior
dueIing has rot only bccCmO dangerous sgd
unfashionsbie, bu! even ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

LAND SALE.-Thomas, Carter and D. PIuo.,
as commissioners, sold 90 the 26 h ios'. s,;:
lots. part Of the real ls'e;c of Willstcn Cosc;,
decd, situated in tho village of Falls Church.
FsieIux county. Va. at tho following 6Ynrt:.
No l. $3l5; No. .. 1905; No. 3 1919; \, :.
S275; No. 5. 1926; No. 6. S265; No I. 500.
No. s S240; No. SITS; No. 10. $3.50; n,
II, S235; No. -. Sl45-at sn average ol aotu'
81 per acre. Sevsrai of the lois zero u:cha:sl
by parties intending to build IS soon rs the :ati
can DO Confirmed ty the ceurt,a The plcspca;s
trs falr tor CONSIDERABLE, &C i7ty 10 pcrracsE:
lnprovemeDts during the present s.asan,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
Terrible AccitIent

; u LONDON LONDON, April PA dispatch from Will.
MH MILE sS me German naval station on The
do U,.u pea says: During artillery practice TO-
oay board the training ship Mars she'll bnrst
Snile the gun was being loaded. Two cadets
ano lour sailors were killed and nine men vero
iieliousiy and two officers and seven m en- sliaht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

Now that tie Sts!o Department hiss decided
that n:tlrsliZ papers, regular n for.c n
duly issued by c0npetel. tribunals. Snail 70
taken eg conclusive proc; OF th3 ci:izalsbip d.
the holders" wo trust I:.. Johnny Davenport
msy be informed tina. his cccupstion is gene,
and that in future he seek Ii, subsistence ito:a
other sourc7a tasa Inc treasury Of tic ur,!ai
StstGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

CONSUMPTION may 10 prevented | y cbtckjri
coogh or cid in time, on / nothiog eqlss d.
Bulls Cough Syrup for throat AMI luog s!fcs.
tons. Is c's.