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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15
Sale of Real Estate.

Jacob Gundaker, auctioneer, sold last
evening at Philip Wallis hotel. the prop
erty Of the late Henry Gantz, No. 524
West King street, consisting of lot Of
ground on which is erected double one
story brick dwelling and other improve
ments, to George Gantz, butcher, for
$1,964.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15

The National Metropolitan bank of New
York yesterday deposited with the comp
trol.er of the currency 81 COO, 600 in coupon
bonds for the purpose of increasing its
circulation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15
Mayors Court.

The mayor had seven customers I'll is
morning-five vagrants and two disorder
lies. The latter and one of the vass were
sent to Jail, the others discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15

REPREsENTATIvE LANDS induced
the lower house Of the Legislature to
thank the president for appointing
Wayne MacVeagh to his cabinet. That
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15

Legislature somehow has got strange
ly enthusiastic over MacVeagh since the
day, short while since, when it would
not send him to the Senate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-15

country or of Virginia, and he warned Mr..
Hill that he should never allow any man
to set up as sponsor to him, or attempt to
lecture him on his course but what es
pecially delighted the Republicans, both
of the Senate and of the galleries, was
his fierce attack on Mr.. Hills Democracy.
That Democracy, Mr.. Malone said, was
one that kept up sectiOnalism, that did
the South harm that prevented peace,
and stopped progress and prosperity. AS
for himself. Mr.. Malone said that he was
not the representative of such a De-
mocracy as that; but of a Democracy
which did not put one thing in it's
platform and preach another, but which
believed in 0ree ballot and fair
count. There was no restraining the
galleries at this, and the example of ap-
plaudiIg was set by none other than Ros-
coe Conkling. "He wants to know
continued Mr.. Malone, 'where the man is
who dares come here and do as his judg-
ment and not party dictator says. Well,
here is the man ~ and MIR. Malone
pounded his chest as he said SO, and went
to his seat as rapidly as the crowd of Re-
publican senator's who seized his hand
would permit. ConkIing rushed over with
small decorum. The impetuous Burnside
almost bodily lifted the attenuated senator
in his brotherly embrace. The cool and
caustic Hoar was jealous of his praise,
while the veteran Anthony wept tears of
joy.
81 have at least uncovered the senator
from Virginia" said Mr.. Hill when order
was restored, "and do not intend to an
swer this most remarkable theatric exhi-
6ition, except to say that never once re-
[erred to him or to his state. If what 1 |
said has caused this response, it is because
guilty conscience doth make towards of
is ALL \
Never before has there been such an ex-
1ibition in the Senate, where a gentleman
showed the Democracy by going over to
he Republicans. will not defend Vir-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
LOCAL. BEEFIi!EN.

Ina Gill contest for The Ws'ermsn medal
taxes p!sc9 .h!= eve ming al & o'clock.
Nj. Geo1ge Y. Price now receives dsiig ssl,
waller lsa :!om Tho bay, and has them for sale
il The market
"a! $50. Z. Pic! La up.Ied a new family
9rCct1y store 1t the corner OF A,rket alley and
Fsirfsx itree!s.
Maf:rs j. 3. Burgess 6 CO. commenced
operation a! their fertilizer macufi Glory 81 OF.
day last, Thu; !sr lis tons hava been maui
tsctarod. Tho sits for The new establishment
ou!slde Of the city hes 70! Jet been selected.
i lsiSc lumber Of The pupils Ct The Episc.-
pal llga Ecao0', nesr this city visited Wash.
legion last Eight. \ Washington exchange
says they IRE as iae AUD healthy LIT OF youug.
sttrs Is Cvtr gathered "a tho national Capital.
Mary Jane Henderson, colored, was arrested
this morning By officer Arnold, charged with
stealing gold watch from Mr.. NJ. Nj. Saith
residing On Seminary Hill. The watch vas 70
covered. and tina tr!al Of The case fixed for this
evening
Hlrs. Roach, Of Washington. visited The
young lbdy's branch tf the Wona5s' Christian
Temperance Uoion, of this city. yesterday, and
gsvo very Interesting lecture. Mrs Roach was
accompanied by lour young iidiss of the Wash.
lugtoo oiganzaioo. ono o. whoa, Miss Jessie
Johns, rIld ca essay.
Proposals fer supplies for the engraving and
proting bureau Of tho Treasury Department
were opened 10 Washington CT aeon yesterday,
ono bundred snd len lirus bidding. Jhe coz
trsc; fer furnishing 600 tons OF Cumberland
coal wss awarded to j. p Agaew 4 Co OF
this CITY, at S3.70 per too. aDd tho contract fer
800. GOO pounds of loo to L. D. Haley L. Co., at
fifteen CENTS per hundred pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
s DEMONSTRATORS SALE,
By Green s Wise, Auc.ionesrs

by VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE or TEH
- Clrult Court for tha city of Alexandria, Or
tefed ~ lt3 May term 1881, in thechsrc,ry cause
OF James r. Csrlin Va. Alexander Hunter ct ais
N SAID court pending. tie undersigned commis.
s,oners thereIn namsd. will on SATURDAY
Ihs YIN day OF July 1884, expose 10 ssls at public
auction II tsolt OF the msIket houss building, ON
hai.tsx street. Alexandria Virginia, tho follow.
i IN descrl6ed property: A CERTAIN TRACT
OF LahD D, containing $50 acres more OF less
silusta sad lying in Alexandria county, Wiz.
gina, on the west side Of tho Washington and
alexandria Turnpike aud bounded Is follows:
on the north end Yves. By tho lands Of 4. h.
Addson, on the south by the Alexandria Canal!
ana on me esst By the Old Military BEAD being
part OF the Arlington trsc.. a portion of IT,,
tract contained il tho above description AMI
boundaries 10 wit: Tho portion known As
builelah, containing d scres rod and poles,
ana tract OF ~ acres heretofore conveyed to L.
u; Cor;e will not BIO exposed to sale.
Terms OF Sales: Enough 10 cash to p.y tI,a
costs of suit and sale, snd the sum of 81, 3.6 s.
With six per cent interest from the 4!h dsy c.
November, 1o7l, subject to credit of Sl25, a. az
March 18th, 1877. and the res;tuo of tho pu-.
cnsse money. if any, upon credit o! sir, tWelya
and eighteen months, to DO secured By tho bonds
OF the purchasers With good security, and the
tltlo retained until tha7 are paid.
=. W. WATTLES.
CHARLES g. STUART.
le6-dS lomm'rs. of Sses.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

By virtue CT decro9 6i .aa Circuit Court of
The county Of Aiexandria. rendered ST lis Mey
term, 1881, in tho suit OF Hhes.!sy Brothers va.
lla K. Munso1 ct al, tho undeTssunj commits
sioner thereia named, will otf5r for sale bv pub.
lie auction, on FRIDAY, the first day of
July. 1881, upon the premises, az y O'clock N
tae following described real csIste, 10 wit:
A TRACT OF LAND. in the county OF Alex.
ardria, Virginia, situated alb ut Two miles from,
Georgetown and about ono milo from Balls
Cross roads, con.sining % acres, roods and 81
poles, aud being thu land which was conveyed
to Ira +. Munson by a. a. y. Taylor on the
10Th Of May; 1859, by dsed duly recorded in Ii.
Der q, No. g. page SIS. of the land records cf
Alexandria county. The property ia improved
by DWELLING HOUSE with rooms and
BARN and TENEMENT House, we'll of good
water about $50 apple trees ESQ peach trees, 1lCO
dwarf pears, 50 to III standard pear trees 40 10
SO cherry trees, from lsG0 to 1900 grape vlntr,
all of the choicest varieties. There ia a. a5nLd-
ance Of shade and q besuti!rl avenus OF ORA
mental trees leading ito the premises.
T5ims OF Sale: Cash IS TO c,sts OF sui; AID &C
Gale; and the gum Of $500. 1iih iat.rsl! at 10
per cent. from May S.h, 1874 bu. subject 10
credit of SAG So; the remainder OF the purchase
money if any upon credit Of tir, tRevs AID
eighteen months 10 b. occurred By thu notes of
purchaser with good security The :t!e to be re-
tanned until the deferred payments are net,
GEORGE II. RAMEY,
ny 3l-2w4W Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

SaGl rises 4 80 Sur scts......,., rs
ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk. 10 7 L Hooe.
Str Il V ArroWsmith. lower Potomac, 10 20.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr Wake. Washington 10 Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Flora Thtm.s. Norfolk, 10 Perry, Smco.
& Co.
Str George LsGry, Norfolk, bv 7 Is Hooo.
Str b hlLano. lower Porc. by j Brodors s. Co..
ST. T Y ArroWsmth, lower Potomac, by 20.
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Wake, Perth Amboy. y j, b. Hamp s.
Ealt Coal TO.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Emma 3 Shaw. Fall River; Ann L
Lockwood, Boston; Chss l. Gibson, Boston :;
Annie 4 Nnlentine, Now York, from Georgern.
kEEoRAEDA.
Sctr w S Copca. from Georg .tcwa, st Nor
folk 2lst
Schr5 Ysnkea nCodlo. from Richmond, and
Emma = cry, from Georgetown, at N I'D
Schr Tbos Bal. from kennebsck river, for
Washington, sailed frcm Newport Dist
schr a y Paige 81 cd from Philadelphia for
Washington I'D,
schr Mary 5 Harmon. for Georgetown at
Portsmouth 2Cth.
Schr Zsccheu3 Sherman sailed from Proyi-
dence for Georgetown 2ls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
EassE G@SEGHah CARDs,
J NIX. &. z. KLIPSTEIN
sV cffars his

! TX. &. Z. KLlPSTELN
4V cffars his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
10 Tho cit.z,ns OF Alexandria and vicinity. Of
Hca with bis father, Dr.. VIM. B. Klpgtein, on
Prince ct opposite tho Postoflico. jel3-dt62w~
a CARC-I! should DO generally known that
Ia. parsons so unfortunate as to lose ore or
more CT their taotn need not visit weeks and
month"; for artificial substitutes and endure in.
cocVoalenca. dissgreesbls changes in voice, ia
cisI expression, &c., but may have artificial
taeth mazda 5a!ore and inserted Immediately sf-
ter extraction CT their natural teeth. BY this
nloio bs!tar adaptation, q more pleasant ex-
preston and nearer approach toward preserv-
ing tna 7atuia! harmony of tho features are So
cured, Gr4 very much Of tho pain and difficulty
sSEc!ieEced lii learning to use teeth ere also
avoided. h@ye practced this moda successfully
70. soven reers. and baving Introduced it here,
you'd DO Sis1 TO refer shy one Interested to pa.
s!ar!sTho know oft from experience In treating
The rS!ursl teeth my objoc! ia TO preserve every
oG5 that Tina, patience and modern methods of
ttea:m3nt can saTs. The uae of arsenic in de-
S!roJ ing ixp0sed norros is condemned by The
more enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account O: lis turning teeth dark, inducing alb
scess ana finally the loss Of the teeth. The nerve
pulp, which IL Tho source OF life to the toctb,
should always be treated, when exposed, with
view to lts restoration to health. use no cheap
usually chtfged for tho samo class CT work.
Gold filing from Sl.5O up; other work at pro.
poftl0nEt0ly low rates.
W. DONNALLY, D. DIS,
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: l32! T street, northwest, Washington,
D. q. ap4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

HE REMAINS of the lsto DIR. a. G.. Msckey
arrived IN Wsshr goo yesterday from Fortress
Mooroe, accompanied by ths family of tho de-
c.astd. snd number of Masoos. OF which or
der DR.. NJ. was q prcmDeut member. The
irneraI CT d.. M.ckey. which will BIO uodsr tho
cnnraI OF the Grand Lodge of MssoDs Of the
Disric! Of Columbia. will take AGO frtm All
S2u.' 5 Church Sandy sf;crloon ct O'Clock.
The Ma:ons CT Batmore sud this city have
b.Qc Invited TO be nsesent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

|ss Attention, Alexandria Light Infantry {:
Therew will b3s business meeting at the Armory on
Monday evening juno 9th, AT 8 clock Full
Mttendn!co Is requested En- business of i'm portance
VIII be brought ooiore the company BY order
Executive Committed.
,z3-d Tues. ". ROBINSON. Sec'ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Jure a.
32i Cattle were offered, 253 of wnilh Eo!d at 4!
to G5 cts per ID for Steers and q to a! FOR bulls
and t:t Cove; beat Cattle &c lower; medium and
ordinary t 70 IL lower; Al left over. HOO Sheep
a1d Lambs were otfared and 500 aoid St 10 &c
for old Sheep, with few above dc, snd d. TO q
for Lambs; uost sales at 3! 10 g.; Is Gsld Cows
cold ct $50 TO S45 each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrved-Bos.s C!rIis V, D,Lisl Web,ter,
W Wools, AID 4 } Mills, to Eam2 6 BALTIC
Goal Co.; G Oswald, + a MerLsns, ir, and
Alex Kra'z. to 3corge'5 Creek Coal and Iron
Co.; q ASuoW. 20 Agnew & Co.
nj CLAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

pRtsENTATION.-Mr. Robert Rudd, foreman
OF The rJu1d houas at The Virginia Midland
depot II Ills city. was presented with hand
s9tae geld headed cane, By 8. G. Brent, at tho
CCEcj!dia Hoiol. last night. 90 b,bnIf of the
engineers aid li;emen OF tho road Mr. Rudd,
10 short sre:ch, returned thanks for the vaiu'
able rrtscnt. After the speeches very pleas.
AIT time vas had.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

GOOD TEMpLARs.-At meeting OF Gold 70
Light Lodge No. 337 OF this city. Cd Tuesday
hisht last A. w. Armstrong aad q. W. Hagy-
huS. were elected delegates to the District
Convention, which assemblies 10 this city on the
T. CT July next. &. w. Ffancis and B. w.
Nails Wsro elected alteinatcs.
"a the sight of Iha lst OF July about forty
members OF Goldcn Light Lodge will nay fra.
ternal visit 10 Provd 5nou Lodge No. at Fair
lax Court tIlus,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

Inc Weather Probabilities Js,nc oJ 1851
80; the Middle atlantic States fsir we.lber
sht variable winds, stationary or higher ten.
GESTURE ard barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

jHE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AND E,pIsco,
TAI AIGu SCHO0L.-A large number Of promi.
nm: chuichmen ore at tho Theological Semi
nary. Dear thIs city, 10 attendance upon The
c)"lmcaoimaIt exercises of the Seminary AID
tie Episcopal High Scho0l. The ersaustes of
ihc Seminary this year are W. II. Assheoo,
"aNnnton, Va; j aoob Bfittiugham, Easlyill,,
VI; t. NJ Barch. Clarke county. Va; W, S,
;aMp1el. Lexington. Vs.; 6. II. Edwards,
fIot mtl"d, n. D.; Douglass Hooff, Alexiudris,
"a; Duncan McCuIloh, Baltimore CO.. Md;
John Moncure, Stafford CO., Vs.;J. G. Shack.
ci'Gtd, charlottesville, Va; 5. A. Wallis, STAT
io!d co, Va. and b. NJ Wood, Bote:ours
Co.. Va.
10 m5rroR morning the graduates wi be
ordained to tho deac )nato by the Bishops of
virginia AID West Virginia, and at the same
i'm! the graduates of the class Il 1880 will be
ordained to Tho priesthood.
1T noon to day TIE chapel Of the Seminary,
last Completed at @ cost of sl2 900. was coD.
d.cFs:ed. Rev. Joscra Packard D. D., dean
ot tho Iacu't?, delivered the conservation SER
mon: Wish H:S il.tCDcd 20 By large number
OF ineaIa O. ito i2s-lu:;oa from this aad other
cities.
Tic Alumni Association held its aDuual ses.
sija yesterday. Bishops White, OF Virginia:
Foto'kn, OF Wtss NIrgjais, and Lee, OF Della
"aro, aud over sky other olergymeu we're prc.
sent, loc'udioG R:V. DR.. Sp-ieg. formerly c! this
o!ty, bat 1oT Of Richmond. Tho folIowiGg
Hc7o c!ec'ot officers of the Association: Posi-
dent. lev. Geo. {. Snitf Va; Secretary,
h;V: r. a: Darymnie, S T: D.. Md; TreGsu.
Tec. Rev. Geo. H. Nor;on, ID. D., OF this civ.
-. kev. Alfred Lee, d. D., Ct Delaware, de.
:'e'2d the annual address. His subject was
The revised New Tsstanan'." lie consid.
'ro5 tho pew revision greet inprovcmeu. ca
tao j\ng j lmes version.
Last nigh, Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair, Of Bali.
IGorc, delivered The annual address before the
MISSIONARY Sc:ieig OF the Seminary.
s:crtay sttoTao0n the closing exercises Of
tho Episcopal High School were held. A largo
c'iWd Tas PRESENT. Weber i. coract heud, of
Washington. discouraed some czcallont uiasic
The tl1rsl gifts we're May aud beautiful. The
%lgu'l addtes7 was differed By Rev. Johu s.
Lindsay, OF Georgetoan. After ,he rendering
OF an Interesting literary programme, handsome
~ rs were p'csets,d by tho principal, l. NJ.
i a9k'Hrd, c:q, TO - Jorge runbar Of w5rthy
rc4rhrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEEAEDE!A MARKET. June i3-Flour is
quiet and Whoa: Is without change ffc ye:ter-
days qlot,ions, with little oGalicg. The re-
c:pts of Corn arc also light, bu. prices are firm,
hnd sales were made st co and CT for while.
Nothing dong in Eye CT Ca!a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO BREAK
JAIL FOR several days posi, C.ty Sergeant
y ~. Il. ST.i! cGd lis I apuy, Mr.. BgaEton
-. ou!ih h.vl bcCc IN possession of ioi0rma-
uoG that Ol9er HaGlUseton, elias Johnson, the
taTao card monte nan, sud Alphonzo Arlington
aud iinSh sotEiccr, awaiting trial for buTgIsry,
"li0 planning AZ escape from the city jalI.
ne three Dria0D"rs were allowed 10 10 on with
thEiT work until yesterday ui.crpo9D, when
Deputy Sergeant Smith called halt ia their
rro2Femme by Appearing u6to iham. They
" r. 81 work GA ou0 CT the iron bars
-nanvinE tho widow cf the roou, koJw1
IS thn Debtor ROOM" 10 tho upper story Of
'ha i,t!, south side, when Nr. Saith acetm pa-
aIcd ~ sn assistant VINO hsd been icstruneo.
al - discovering the plaD, 1nsdc their sppesr.
a1ca. l. would be hard to imagine more
sar9rstd THO. Tho thtoo men ware mmo-
diaie|y removed from tho rocm and PLACID n
is 90 the first l3or Of tho all. where escape
Is impossible. An tx1mInatiOn of The room
WAch had been occupied by the prisoners re
VCaied the lac. hat the iron bar across the wiz
djw had bacn almost sawed 10 two. The tools
used by the men consisted OF snail saws, bits,
eHt ctAcT 5urEIari0us Instruments. supposed o
have been saeaked into the jail by Hambietoa's
" Washington friends. Hsmbietou, it will Re
remembered MAS conviotci at tho last term of
the County C0ur! Of swndIiug John Houston,
'roul Canada, Gu: Of *5G5 q. Arlington, by
means OF 'ha three csrd moutc game. Airing
ton snd Sttidcr are awaiting trial for nnteriug,
'h!oUgh Inc Tinaow, thc clfic, OF Ir. j. H. d.
Smoot. % tic wharf. "a few Sundays ago. Their
case %i! c me- To before tho Juy term OF ,he
Corporation Court.
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aGiS "S'sasS Ias. E.S.
.iv t'ulcy Aurilona 7.

~ Foley Auctloue 7.
~ WEDNESDAY, the I'd jn.r. 4. IN
c!ocS a. m. and I p. m. and continued
GsHi INC E sn:i5e sock is 500 stock OF UaY
and LaCgS a. ia 7th street, WASHINGTON
! Aaaies std dealers OF -Alexandris, please a..
seHG 10, ., i. .. HARRISON.
IsE1-o. Assistant Auctio1fer
s DEMONSTRATORS SALE,
as adminia'rstor Of VIM. 4. Thornton. Ga.
CEASED. Will sell 1t pubic suction
ON SATURDAY JUNE 18th, 1851,
a. the livery stable kent by the said VIM. Il.
monitor, On north Washington street, hlox,n.
csla, Va, commencing 8. 10 O'clock a. m, MI
me sso; 2 IN said livery stable, consisting OF
aACks, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES.
One new tTelva'ssst Coscn, ono eiaht.ses.
Coseh. one eiz scat Coach, lot of Double and
ol9ela dsrnoss. Saddles, Brides. SC also eiolt
valuable Horaes aad ona Cow. Terms at sslo
-. r. A. KERRY,
Islo-soss Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

SALE OF REAL ESraTE-
q BY virtue of g deed o. trust from Howard
y. Carter to me- besllg date Of December 10Th,
leOj, and recorded in the Clerks office OF Lou.
coun county, shall. for ihe purpose of carrying
OUT me provisions OF said trust, offer for sale al
PUBIC auction, on the promises, on THURS
DAY, june Both, 1881, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, situated 10 lower Loudoun, on Bull
hun, and Near Sudtcy Springs, known FL
r,,WOODtAND," containing THREE HUN
DIED AND TEN ACHE-. che farm is well
Wstere5, has aa ample supply Of timber, is of
excellent quality Dad IL iino stats IF cu.iyn.
lion: has on 1t commoious DWELLING
HOUSE, good TENANT HOUSE, q lsTSa
and substantial STONE STABLE and other
necessary Out houses, ard is we'll worthy of tho
ment.
Mr.. FL. j. Ayie:, who 7oadss On Inc farm will
tske pleasure III showing tae property - any
ono who desires TO examine it.
Terms OF Sale: Oae third cash tho rcaiduo in
three equal aEnua! payments, bearing i.lasest
from day or sale; tho lu;caa6nr 10 givs bond
with approved personal security, ard t;;!s 10 be
| retained until flaal pa; mont is iaade.
Sale q. II O'clock II
CRAWFORD CUSHING, Trustee.
Catasrii1 70. Pt WA CO., W., Ty25-.R2.wts
RY VI&TU Z OF Geod o: trust from Mark
~ Kelley and Anna Lula, his wifi, - Pet,r
Wise, trustee dated The l4!h day Of pri, 1876,
eAo ieSoi ooo III tuo SEuIdAE[ SCully Ciui ne
ohice aud as substituted trustee in plsca Of ssid
Peter Wise. shall, on SATURDAY, Juno %,
1881, st II O'CLOCK IN, IN front Of the Court
House, in tho town OF Warrenton, sell 10 tho
highest bidder, FIVE HUN O&ED AND
SlATY.FlVE hCHSS OF LARD. IL tho
lowor end Of Eauqaier county, or tho following
Terms: 60 rnuca cash 4, vii! pay expenses
Of sllo and bonds and interest then duo; tho
residue on auch lime % the trustee shai! direct,
JAMES Z. SCOTT,
ny2I-w3U Sub'ttu.ed trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

Mrs. w. S. FISK, the new housekeeper at
tho Mansion House. willis c,mipg down the
stairs IeEdiog to the Cameron street entrance
Of the hotel, with pitcher 10 her hand, last
night, lest her balance and fell. She rtc,ivcd
s.vera GU 90 tho hand, aud WAS bldly bruised
abou. tho body. She YVES picked uo by her
husband, MIR. b. w. Fix. 10 40 uucooscious
coadl;loc, aud c1n7sysd TO her room. where
proper remedies were spilled, and this morning
the lady vas much better, although still unable
20 csvs her roam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

! MALE INFANT ON A RM0nY HALL STEPS
O4'eT !ho:usS Hayes, &C his rounds LIST ulFhH.
"h.u. l.. o clock, SAY what he supposed 10 be q
;laec !gag 80 Arm0ry Hail sops. o. up,
ifla:.oE /: he vas surprised 10 iisd hit the
Supposed GccCie WAS Dothing mcr1 nor J. 81
l!i& IlcH l2aDs With su4sr iGat 10 lis mouth.
lie @'aSaa it. no tandcfy, and not knowiae
|h.t % d. WIKI the pracicuI burden, no
o'r'ad 1t iG.o .ho Corc;rdis Hotel, whcra ii
"o' inG1d II DO q laughing. trowlog three
month ca 5ay, with bright bus eyes bnd s
VI! snapped iosG, covered with h,xsn hai:.
TIC Iitio val was comfortably stirred. There
Wis natElns { or aD1Uj II to IGdiJste where !:
cane iron or who It was fJr. lis un9ercio!hDg
vas neat snd Clean, aod It's tu side dress wts
Io0E. white, 'sI.h PINK dots. from the Con
c2v:ta Hotel ihs lllic iGiIo:q wal carried 10 the
Sa'iJn house, tut the IaG1 or daily there, not
aains vcyscd 10 inlaot culture. were ,hrowu
1910 great Excitement. The q1csti0u 'wbat
snail no do Win iho b,b2?' Vas discussed in
a.rs phases. Finally il vas decided 10 serd
;ao iaFaut 20 MgF. Ssrsh BiIiups, who keeps \
house OF nar;h fair!sx srset. Hero 1t was
tahaG ia and kindly Cared for. Tho infant this
morning wss 10 high spi:Is. ord tho women Of
me house sag ii Is JUS: as aico IS it can be. y
me child II Is Thought, Rsa brought here from!
Washington, as wCmsn VAS SEGA las. SgHi to
get - The o'clock rIain from that oitY wi!h q
tutd.o 10 her arms, and proc3et G0eu tbs
s!rce. alone.
Inc babg was removed this afternoon 10 the
residences of Officer James Walker. a young
Fom1n wss before the Mayer late this even.
10 or suspicion Of being tho entity party.