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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings Of she Senate To-day.

WssutSGToN, d. G.. April 4,-Tio Senate
resumed tho consideration of the pending busi-
ues5-tho resolution Tor tho election Of Seosto
officers
A Inoticp, made by Mr.. Peadttjp, 10 20 into
executive ses3loa Eavlng been lUst-ycas 20,
nays 20-Mr. Johnston took tho floor. lie
Quoted extracts from the FirsinEr. news
psror edited By mir. RiddIebergcr, &c prose
tho democracy OF that gentleman eel OF his
colleague iAlr. MahoGe,l and from the Rid
dlcbcrget' bill to show that tho republicans
were now found supporting man for cthop
who had announced iu flat bill that tho sdop-
li1u Of the 18th, l4sh, and 18th amendments
was equal 10 its t:rfCr to tho war itself. he
went with some mluutencss into the question
O! tic debt OF the State of Virginia, contend
iug that aiy failure to pey Tho interest ca tba.
debt was not attributable TO auy desire to re
pudiatc, tut to tho unfortunate condition Of
atTars which had prevailed 10 that State i'm
mcdiately after the var.
Mi Dawes irq1ired whether The Senator
sgrccd With bis colleague 10 holding The! West
FlrglLla ought to pay part OF that debt.
Mr.. JOEBs!on replied that he agreed with
his colleague and with The Supreme Court OF
no U. s. 10 holding that w. Va. Should be
responsible t'r QUO third. Leaving tho question
OF tho debt. be inquired OF Mr.. Dawes whore
sud when 10 Nirgiria anybody had lad to
! wade through blood to the b,njt box as hsd
been slated ty that Senator.
Mr.. Dawes replied that tho mississippi
pan" wRa general term. Specific naules ar
| lacht d 10 different phases Of it IN The different
| Southern States. Ia ono State it took the
phase Ct blood, 10 arOther CT tissue ballots, iu
| aGother OF forging reIurLs. Ia Virginia II was
called opposition to Vaga5ond suffrage. TIE
Seaao: would have TO explain that phase Of
| the general plaa. Had the Senator forgotten
| that the army had been called cut at Petels
burg 10 put down 7iolercc there? Did the
| Senator pretend to say that nobody hsd goI
| hurt at Petersburg in vain attempt to Esscr!
his right as a voter?
| Mr.. Johnston stated tina! the charge thu
| there was any Smothering CT tho republican
vote in Virginia ~ss absolutely iaNs,. 1t apy
! tissu, ba,l>'a hsd bccn used in Virginia they
hcd becl used il his colleagues district
| WhcEe Gil you get those tissue ballots? he en-
! CURED 0i Dir. Dawes, who stated that 10 had
some u bis pos;cssiou.
Mr.. Dawes: The district CT Norfolk val orc
hlr. lohuston 4: Was not Petersburg ouc2
Mr.. Dawes Petersburg rcsorted 10 tho 9th.
or mcthod-riolcrcc.
Mir. Johnsto,: That is tho plae my CD
LEAGUE lives 10.
Mr.. D.we:: /! is ntd he has sacI tic GRO
Of it.
Dir, Johnston coIiiuuld his speech, onpfuir:
his remarks 10 l:cal quiations and Commenting
uDoG Dad 9ndioaIi0g The mcasurcs adopted il
Virginia by the fuadcr democrats.
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Mothers! Motl,ers!! MOshars...

Are you disturbed at night and broken o. your
rest by sick child suffering sni crying win
the .eIcruciatin2 pain of cutting toeth? & &C.,
goat orc, snd get a bottle Of HRS. WINSl,0M'S
SOOTEl NG SfRUf. II will rclinvo the poCr
little sufferer mmodiately-dapond upon l.,
thoro Is no mistake about il. There il NJ. T.
motho. on earth WAC has ever u.ed it who vi
not tell you at once that it will regulate the by~.
OILS. and givo res! TO tho mother, ana relief NJ!
health 10 tho child, operating like magic II j..
perfectly safe TO use in all csses, and picsssn: :
the Taste, and is the prescription OF ons Of :ae
oldest and bast rcmsio physicians and nnrs,s II
the United Ststes. Sold everywhere. q Cnr,s
bottle. MIL
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EEi: Sfan1s-E.ansl I.eanuc,

LONDON April 4.-Tho steamer Austrian,
1;on Glasgow, shipped l25 young men aud
women OF tho farming class at Galway bag as
cmigrsnts for the y aited States. Preparations
Tor emigration arc being mad, throughout the
cc9nurg. a steamer will call at tho ssmo tort
iOrtuighllg fer passengers.
jasper Iuiy, odior OF tho Roacommon Her
AID, wac was arrested at Boyle last week 90
coar!c OF Intimidation, Is one OF the most &C i've
and Influential organizers Of tho land Icapuo,
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Probable Murder.

CIScIENATI. o, April "A special TO tho
Commercial from Greenfield, Ohio, says: Al
Gj.o'clock LAT evening the msngIed bo5y of John
bareaborg wss taken from beneath the heels of
5 morse n his stable by noighbor named
Nathan Hill. BarenbCrg lived aloae ON a farm
Ho wsi wealthy and kept considerable money
about the house, Physicians have examined his
body ara they say that he had been dead n
hours when fourt. They also discovered cuts
on his head made b7 a th,rp instrument. Thero
is strong suspicion that he was murdered and
fOund. "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

PApAL APPOINTMENTS. -pspai bull; ~,
tsinirg the official appointment OF Verc F..
I. Japssens as Bishop Of Natch:z, bliss, h.,,
boen received By Archbishop Pc,chc, Of yas
OI,sps. and his graca HIS notified the Hsf,,
el,ct OF their arrival. Tho c,usecrs,;on =,
Father Jaassens will tako pIsc, at ST. psta,.
Cathedral, in Richmond. Oh the sccond Sunl.s
after Easter, May |. Most Rev. ArcAtistas
Gibbons. of Baltimore, will clEcate ss corsecr,'
tor. Bishop elect Jaussens has invited thn 49, -
sis.aut const Gators, bu. not having ye: rCc,is,
ed their acceptance the nsm!s Of tic n,c,.to.
arc withheld for the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

The recent Gccls0n c! Tho Supreme Court 10
the case OF Williams ". BiaIey, may be very
good law, bet ii certainly il lacking il tie quail
ity Of equity. A man il Virginia owed q debt
to another ia PENNSYLVANIA when the evil Har
broke cut. Tho Confederate go7crnment cJn-
iscated ell debts IN the South due Northern
creditors, and compelled tho Tits;nians 30 pay
what ho owed his PENNSYLVANIA creditor 10 lis
oollecor. This ho dis, aod holds the receipt
therefor and set, twenty years after. the Su
promo Court gives .ad.ucot against Kim for
tho whole Of the debt aud accrued Interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

DELIGHTS OF MATRIMoNY.-Mrs. EEz, F..
campo of 2l3 East Twenty eight street aoDa.r
ed in the Fifty seventh street Court tsg O.
two ago, with her danatttr. to prosecute bar
son-in Law George L. Iouug, for sss,ultiop ber
She said be bad assaulted her without frOvcc,.
and gave her two immense black cyos. lie bad
also struck bis wife in tho nose greatly dis6qrr
ing her. Tho daughter il htr eva behsr
stated that sho had baen married two yesr, IA
tho defendant, aud, during that time he fsi
given her t~Nntv- four blset eyes, last cn, 4
MONTHLY !. Macs.
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Drowned.

BRocKvlLLE. CONN. April 4.-Eirly this
morning W. Frazier, Arthur Wright aud a
youus man from Maitland, nane unknown,
went Up The river in skiff duck hunting. Tho
boat upset ard Wright nrd tho unknown man
wcrc drowned. Frszar was found olinging TO
the boat aud noR lies 10 81 iusepsibc condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

General hiahcno is grea: o. Tree v1tc an
fair count" aal yet tutro were lever votes
cast les: November, wb.D lho ntola mscbincry
of the election vas in cjoroi OF tins Mahoniscs
and republicans, than 10 several precious cItc-
tioDs whom that machinery was il coutroi q the
"Bourbous"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
The Markets..

EALTiMnas. April 4-Vir9inia 6s old -; DO
deferred II; do consolidated Sl7 do I'd series
32s past Cue coupons 954 new 1U.40s 491; 10 40s
coup 8 bid TO Cay. Cotton quiet mlddlng
lCS. Flour easy, but rot quotsbly lower: How
srd street and Western super 25aSi; do extra
2la$5; do family 254SG 2j; City Mills super
3 15ASl; do extra 2EA$5; do family SIS Sc; do
Rio brands sc to; Patspsco family 81. Wheat
Southern scarce and firm Wo:torn higher,
but inactive, closing weak; Southern rod liza
10; do amber l20al25; No Western winter
red spot l2l2al22; April l2l!al2l2; May l2la
l2l3; June l2C1al222; July l1C3sll7t; August
lHallG, Corn-Soulhern whito steady; yellow
higher; Western steady and quiet; Southern
white IS; do yoi!ow IS; Western mixqd SPOT
t6?N5S; April L59; Hay 511s5i9; June 81 ;
steamer t3.52i. Oats very dull; Western white
15a adG; do mixed 4is45; Penns 4G, Rye steady
and quiet at ll0all2 Hay quiet; prime TO
choice PonEa and Maryland 1SsS20. Coffee
Il i'm; Rio csreoes ordinary 10 fair lG,l2 Sugar
lrm; a soit!a. Whiskey dull at l 09a$l O9i
for JOB lots.
PH1LADELrnIA. April I.-Cattle active; salos
300; prime GIsG!; good GaGt; medium 63sE 1;
common 5,64 Sheep active; ssles 5000; prime
G!i good GaG5; MEDIUM 5lSG; common 5a51. Hogs
sctlvc ISLES 1860; prime 9is9l; good S3aC; mixed
SsS!,
DEW YORK. April 4-Stccks weak. Money
6ai;c. Flour firm and quiet. Wheat no lerately
active. Corn e shade better and guies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
ETO Brothers Shot.

\, Stu,NclSNA71, April 1.-Chsrles and John
~ ,io'ft' brothers. becsmo involved ia difficulty
IN tasnio Saturday tight, when thoy were hoib
S d; John died almost instantly, and Charles
f e Yesterday evening. 1t is claimed that tbe
i - al, 5hots wero fired by man named Knspke
~ a. sei defence The Millcrs were aged ninetoen
ahC lWenty-One rasnectiveIv
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DIED.

AZ tho residence OF her son, Gonerai Jas =.
Williams, in Winchester. Va, on FRIDAY, uc
lst inst of congestivc chill, Mrs BONANZA
relict Of tao lstc Lnwis Pfi.el.
sett, OF Fairfax county, Va 4, in the 10Th year 81
and sister Of Hon. A.. S. Grigsby, of Lyrcn.
burg, and Mrs +. u. Richardson, of Fairly
Court House
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EArfLNuRLa

ccoFsrAST1SorLE April IA strong shock
Ct eaf!tguske At Ohio, in thu island of ii st
name, Yesterday. destroyed many houses and
seriously dam .get IoArly ell which wero left
etsRdils, Later details say tdas many Of The
Inhabitants Wars killed aad that the remainder
s1o encamro1 in the fields. 5000 peonlo arc said
10 have persisted. Many of The neiehb0ring
villages were DESTROYED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

Ebricbs' Fashion QIsrtcriy for SIC spring ii
1881. published ~ E9rieh Bees, New York,
has been received l. is considered one Of ths
best publications of tho kidd ia this county,
Tho Southern Pispte. and Farmer f,r Alri'.
contents, has been rcocivcd from tic publ hrs
ut Richmond, Va.
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Billion.

LoNpoH, April AIR. DiiIou in lis speech
at G!cust, yesterday, abiding to the sfGrsy ct
C!ousher counly, MaSe, Gu Saturday last, said
that four ihuocept men had been murdered by
the Melons OF English law. sud be expressed
the hopo that their tl,od and the curse Of their
children might rest Oh tho heads of Mr.. Glad
Stone ADD Mr., Forster.
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Death Fron, HYdronhoh,a

- CINCINNATI. o., April "A dispatch to
cue Gizettc from Evansville, Isd., says Geo.
ISs9mitt, Two years old, died yes.cr Law Of
lIyaFephobla, after thirty hours suff ring, HI
vas tlttcp on March !, 'Ao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

a WILL MADE BY SPIRITS. -Georeo r..
HoWo. an cid man. who, for q number of v.ors
Kept small srcc:rs storo in 2 Philadelphia, died
On the 1t h Of last month leaving az estate val.
ucd at between $4,000 ard SIS 600. His will.
dated March 10, 1881, was presented for pro-
pate OF tho Office of tho register of wills fiyc
Gays alter his death, aud at the Same time q
oaVeas vas filed signcd by number Of heirs
protesting against The admission of the doors
mcns GA the ground TINT the deo,dent WAS IF
snsoqnd micd Ga Saturday, petition was us
5 5!ed BY William II. Hove, nephew of the
deceased; also protesting against the will on the
ground that uuduo rhaerco was (xsrted in t tho
execution OF tho will by messages from the
SPIRITS and spirit latd. Charles Il, iianscII
VINO had been aequaiutod with tho deceased fer
evIi s'S'eeu years previous to his DEATH savo
esioehco showing that MIR. Howe was spiri.
aass and had frequently alluded TO visits Sf from
bis dead wife aud brother. V '''''' ''0n'
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Suicide Ola Supposed Tramp.

,,; ~" YORK. April 4--Geo1ge Stephees and
Wi!IIam n. Adams, residents OF Newart, reported
~ lAe fliat precinct police station thero yeser-
Gay afternoon that an unknown man, supposed TO
DC tramp, had committed suicide by drowning
IN IN brook near the cemetery on Union avenue
iiIinston. The county physician investigated
!He chso and Is OF the belief that tho man was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

Notwithstanding the rcc2nt failure Of the j.
& q. Il. i. t. Lease VIVA: is kaown IS the Air
Limo road, the extension OF inc Virgiria Elid.
land railway fr0m Dsn7!Iio 10 Charlotte, fas, ii
is understood not been abandoned but, oo the
contrary, will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

II aoy ooo VII: take the iT1ubl! 10 cx.1lc
the several cooSus bulletins that us7o beao is
sued relating TO Virginia &c will DC pu2zcd &c
know hog s&cl increase IS IS noted il tho pep.
utatioa. woas': end Prosperity Of the Stao IS
compatible with the REFRESHING Gni rc!araiug
effects Of !hc Goqecya!c boaEbonism about
which GoDcrll Mahono nog7 PIRATES so mrc1.
lls will liai that il all the ccyucnis Of s
States prosperity, Virginia les advanced more
during The last decide, and under bourbon rule,
than 10 auy similar p:Tjod Of 'iao daring ell
her progoc5 history. a3d will thereby b. in-
duc5d to bOlicge !k2: tno bcut5o3isn which is
such il,ck b2as 10 ihc General nss 20 coun;c
ton With the Material interests ct thc pocp!o CT
Virginia, but o1y r3l.tca 10 their av0wed in.
ability either TO forget lis pas. cJu.30 or 10 aas
10 that which ne irtcodj 70 iursu, in The III
turoNDythiog i: will grGGs them to lcera cZcspt
10 WaTn them ag2ns: the fully CT hcing dcceiv.
Cd by him any longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

A movement is on foot among the loaG;as
holders ot Norlh"rn Pacii, stock, in phiaicl,
phia aud New York, to pool thcic tolliaSs to
plc7ent any detrimental tc;ion on the plrt ol
adverse parii's L, is thought sn srrsvgcment
will DO reached which wi preclude the p,si
biity of any OF tho neW shares being lhrowa en-
the market ia tho near fututo in any event.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

JosoI III p. McCorklc, son Of Uommo1or, Me
Corklc, AID formerly chief c'trk OF the Odd
nance Bureau, dropped dcad OF the airs c
his residences. No. l7G7 Pcoas7lvaaia Avc-ut.
Washington. yesterday afternoon. from ap,-
Dl&Xy.
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s',SiIc ssSsllrrrctetl,

s ToE.9n IL uni5agtn Mason G9uniy, H., 10
al appset!uos dg), Bat iow vctks prcvi-
Gu; tJ hi Shy had si7ol btth to chilli, End
vas aIpaycut}3 well. with Tho exception Of c
1ursiIg s0r, mouth, from the cffyo!s OF which
she hal gr0Ha ra;to weak, SO much So .hst her
Husband !!.ous 1T il Vas nee :sss,y 10 ca in &
physician. bU. she objected. insisting upon
waiting - lew days longer, tLi0king she couId
manage tho Affection without the aid OF ply
slcian. She soon Afterwards very suddeoly
sluk sway, aai to all APPEARANCES gava up the
ghcs:. The body was kept till the pexs day
about > p. a., whcn it was enclosed 10 o3fI :;
anG. .2!;@n 10 the crave gard. foll,w,d by a
grca, ngny inourUtu fisnds. Ia laying her
ou: hcc ares we're tied together above the eI-
bows WIKI strip of cloth, SD that her bands
gould retain position across her breast. At
lhc grave ailn9 d! her ltionds wished 10 view
her re:ZalnS aoh the coffin YVES opened that thu V
might Go SO. "a removing the lid over the
s!a $ they could not SEQ through tho moisture
CT l.. sid il Was then sHro that oue OF her
hanCs had tccU tori l,cs: / ON the baud and was
lying ny :2f SIDE, aud Ter srms were as Timber
as 9! One Ll!ra. The circumstatC blra upon
the II eds I! several present, but Still they
cO1hi LOT entertain atty notion tui that she was
dead il,r hands were fg'n placed 10 position
acres; he: sr"as. anj tied with TIM same strip
e Il 9TH, AID IL, vas tGiied.
hiitr returning - their hauca Gcvgrrl Of the
rs:tie5 VIC hal uo'i,:d TIC Singular appear
ATE. Gt lie syrrs) oaHlyi n.td to lal:s il tv.r,
Esd .l,ay :ooa r,ii,d dub. in their minds
tist IL vas tot dad. Aa0u: 5 o'cItck thst
;a0lo cy> ning st vcia' Went 10 the grave aad
tuok tho 1o&y ~. o. opening The coffin they
lound ;r,sh mes ore oo the li.ss OF the c5fi o
liz. aa:i htr h25Ga EcIo rgnia broken 70 II the
strap Of Goth that h0unG them, aud they were
b)!h lying by her s;do. aud. Instead OF her
!icls heiGp 10 tbs Icast lisid, they and her Go.
gers w9ro Fl xibie Notwithstanding all this
tnrg could Lot c0lvi:c! themselves bu. that
sho w5s d2ac!, a1G she WAS Geburied The mat
ttr vas gcneval:y d;:cl:sHi 10 the eighborhood,
aCd ~ ho io5Nias Sunday tho excitement
lad gIoaG 81 iatcoso iha. ii WAS decided to re-
txhuln, hor tho iol&oHii & DAY. Tho next day,
Monday. + n she hsd 4 p! beneath tho sod
Tor i0u7 DAYS sid nish:s. sue was again result
rcc!od sat taken &c her homo, wacro she has
bstn siowiy but gradually improving. Her
friends entertain th3 strongest hopes Of her 70
ccv.fy, ioh. if sic does viii be remarkable
occG7.atc,, lors 20 b, remembered b. tho poo-
ole Of >;aclrio The way il which this efair
wss managed WIS to sly tho least. very sin.
GuliT.
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Fatal Accident,

sn nnrpon%noIISToWS, N. j i, april 4.-Johu Hogan,
rr ,arn 70 belong to Lambertvila n. j ieII
and ~Ga killed. '''' H!eht
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Fra K,c.s, the celebrated eccentric preacher
@: Naples, oLc2 Gclrcd bis congregation il the
most beneficial wsy. lie preached trsmard-
Gus :crmo0 On lie Inevitable consequences CT o
aiaIui tic. Ills hearers wero in O con7usion
Q! excitement sift tie birziag PC uto CT sui.
phurous rc;ribuicn before tteir maginstiors
All at orco no stopped 10 the very midst of an
dcqaect appeal and cried cut. Now, oil OF you
who sincerely rcpect of your sios, held up your
hands" Every hsud lii tic assembly Tss up
i1 All ic3art. The pretchtr locked upon The
! nc fer Que awful moment, end theo address,
ing .hc hisher pOgors exclaimed :-"Hoy
AEcbGnecl Michael. ;hcu who with tEino ad.
snan,ino sword staudcst at the right OF the
judgment seat Ct %. how mo off oycry hand
which has been raised hypccritically.' In au
instant marry every hand dropped TO It's owners
side.
l.. l.
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Mr.. George L. Ilcldtrlo. of Peru. I1,l s.ys
that he had suffered very much With EArra.
ism, and used many remedies without hcaet,
lie found the desired rcl,et 10 S.. jacobs o..
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Il WOMAN CRAzED BY A KISS - Thar

"A WOMAN CRAzED BY A KISS. - Thomas
z Armout,s wife. living 10 Lsnssn's patch
ooGoylsl county. N. Y, is Insane from q ye,v
pecalas oarsA -Four years ago sbo attended \
picnic 10 company with her husband, who tooL
pstt 10 a kissing game" MR.. Armonr
aaIch:a the players for some Tine with nIeassd
interest," untIlshe saw her husband kiss another
Eeman, From that moment she showed sions
O. insanity and has grown worse constantly.
one mas 90 Intense hatred for her husband ard
escly otneT woman whom eho Il inks will in
u's hss' one Wag son! 70 tho SohuYlkill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

& French papsr relstos the following expert
mcnt: A COW was III KID three times day
for eleven days, aud yielded l7Oq1arts of mix.
With tWo mikiaes dsi'y sic gave only l4G
quarts 10 tho same uurlber Of days. Ausl}s3s
morooVar, showed that the mix 10 the first
csso Was richer iD butter g!obu@s BY moro than
ono seventh than in the second ease.
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WHAT FALSE BORON REVEALED. This
town has just had sensation Of al UNUSUAL
nature, caused BY tho fcding of foytunc in an
old truok recently by George e. Waters, a vol
Known business man. OF Waters & Cole proyjs.
ionnclcaaata. Mr.. Wattriw,nt into tho garrett
oil Bis residence to get s)mc bed c!othiog which
hsd bcen stored away in 90 old trunk, and in
order TO get them qlick' y kicked the truak
over when false bottom fell out revealing como
plpers Examination proved these papers to
De Nav York BANKERS securities for 50 600
worn OF government bonds which had been
naced in his hands several years aeo, MIR.
waters also fouod title deeds to au old home
stea1 property formerly Belonging to his moth.
or, located ct kiOgs!on. No sooner had he
i2uod the valuable papers than ho started for
New York, where lie found III, bonds s,fe.
With accumulated interest, the boEds ara now
Wtr!h SIP 963. MIR. Waters is O young man
and Was worth $4,000 before he made this
uouSusl lucky had. The trunk 10 which tbfs,
SECURITIES were oono,s!cd belonged to MIR,
Maiers father. who went to California when
tao Fever first broke GU. sod camo homo with O
torluoe 10 gold dust 10 this truck. Mr.. Wa
teis' Dr., has been dead over six years, aud it is
believed that no put the papers in tho falls, bet.
tom OF the trunk and forgot oil about them. "a
he did not refer to their exis:ence 10 apy of his
rare Tort Jarots. ~ Y. Union,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

ELorEMENTs ENrRAoEDINAEY.-Ih he ususl.
lg QUOT little village CT Els. ScbuyIkill F.ils,
Pa, las teen il an excited state Gu.i1g tie
past two days over The tIoFcno1t Of Miss Ma
III, DotsoD, cdta: daughter of james D,bson,
OF The wcli.koowO frn OF Johu & James Dyb.
500, crnet manufacturers. NJ. $50 Chestnut
street. with Thomas ,1etIrias, young matl wei
kooTs ia tho CITY. Mr.. Dobjcu lives with his
family Ia handsome mansion within 3 short
distance OF the railroad sa.iOU NJ the falls. Mr..
Jettnes had been devoted Ia hil a.teuleus TO
Miss Dobion tor sOuls Tina pts:, AID although
u Was Known that The couple were very much
attached 10 each other. tn, sui ct OF ri
mouy was never alluded tc, SO far as The younc
lady's parents are corc,rGed Ga THURSDAY
last Mr.. JetTie5 called upon Miss DJhson and
shortly after they !eIt tho house together.
.Not fetur6iOg ThCo evening had arrived the
parents Il tho yIuag lady became very nuoh
alarmed at their long Gud coutiuuCd sb.
scrc> aid Mrs DJbsao was alracs, over.
COMO with friei. "a tho following day, hoy
ever. tho cause OF tho ats!rc, Of tho young
couple WAC fully explained by tho receipt Of 8
postal card from Mr.. Jetl'ieF, s1dfcsseG to Mr.
Dobson, which bIitil7 stated that ho and Miss
Dob:on wara married in Now York sai that
they wo:c then NJ tho SL james Hotal. Hr
Dotson was greatly incansoi al thu 7n,h conduct
OF tho infatuated psir, SIS &c regarded his d.ush.
Ter ss being entirely too young to marry. uo
went to New York yesterday. and returned ID
tho city la.t evening, accompanied by the COP
ing couple, who it is stated, will reside 20. tho
present ST the ColoEnSdo Rolel. Miss Nobson is
bu: Is years of age, ami quite pretty, bu. rs,hor
inclined 10 DO delicate, which IS another otjec-
ton given by her parents TO the hasty ma,riser.
Mr.. Je!itits is vary respectable young man Of
- years. and is favorab!y known in business
circles.
Reuben RGss, the young man OF jersey Cit7,
who somo time a2o ran sway vita Mamie Smith,
s Dung woman employed by bis wife, and who,
with Ross, WAS arrested, but discharged, egsir
ran sway last evening, and took tho fast train on
tho IanLsyl vsnis railroad to FhiiSdeiphia. Mrs.
Ross, hoaTing that they wero going away, went
TO tie depot TO intoIcel! them, hug arrived jqs.
in time 10 sec the train leavEg