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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

FIRaTSIA BoEps.-J. a. Haa bIeton s. Cos.
Baitimcra FiEslc!sl Circular Of Saturday las:
|sAys:
Virginia bends q.iiete4 l3sn, au1 were less
active. with ecme concscaicn in prices 1t wsa
noticeable that there were bnt few foreign orders
10 buy, md tbs. tho dsmaed for coneos aid
10 40s had some.hs: diminished We attribute
this 20 the uace7tsia and :eve:ieh condition Of
the Row York market, which was rtlscted a.
Lendoa. When tho New fork market becomes
Mora settled, We look for removal OF orders to
buy Virgnia boId,. Consols opened at 10, md
on moderate traEEsa,ions declined to 71s, clos,
ing St II 10 III. Ten f0rliss luc.uated between
II and All. soma large blocks of bonds changing
hands a5on: a.. Virginia peeie1s were heavy.
with GALES between 4CS and dli. 4 tmsll lot @.
West Virgins deferred sold ct le. Tax cou-
pons sold at sbou. 93t. and peeler coupons at
pat. There were bu. few Ea!ss of coutols Il
sellers optiolF, tho advance since the election
being rather alsr ming md GiEcourasing to those
who have 0: would ike 10 sell abort AsWa
havo 40 often explained, the future price Of Viz
a1ia conso!s depends entirely upon whether lha
fore]ga bolde!s vii! continue 10 buy OK sttempt
10 sell. lc.!e foimar, the bonds will advance;
if tho latter. there Will ba 60 market for Ihsm
At present .hare is a good borrowing Gam.nd
10. conso:s. tho bonds arc steady, and it is preb
sb!etEey will advance before January 17..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
TIE EyEs1anr OF REApsRa-A writ,r naIla

The EYEslGHr OF READERS. "A writtr calls
ATTENTION to the danger which readers yuo Of
iniaring their rycsght b. The. use ofn bad light,
liz remarks that enSrs7ore, watetmskers and
Others, who nss iho Eyes c,assaliIY iu their
wo,6. tska sxtrn oaic to preseIys them By get
ting the beat possible Ugh: by day: snd uspg
ihe btss sIiiflcial light by night. Tie great
army CT readers are csrsiess. End hsve, sooner
or later, 10 psy tie penalty Of their carelssa
MSS BY giving 20 night work entirely, and
eonetiIts reading, except ct short it,
te.Vals. ard ufdsr the best Conditions,
All departures from Common tyne, making
tho matter moro difficult to take in Increase the
caEger. The magnitude OF the physical labor
OF reading i5 not appreciated. a hook of 600
pages, forty lines to the mage. aad ff.y sters 10
the Iino. contains 020 COZ letters, ali of which
The eye has to take in, identity md combine
each with its neishbor. Yet many a reader will
get through such & book ia q day. Tho tssk is
ooe he would shrink from If he should stop TO
measure beforehand. The beat positions &C d
the best lights, clear type plain Ink, with ihs
best pipar Of ysllowish tinis and abundant space
between the linea. s1ord ths bsat safeguards
against harm. ....-.....-.-.,-..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
!yEWS or The Day.

James Brady. go extensive luoo Der merchant
OF Louisville. ks.. hss ;si!sd Ills liabilities
arc stated ct $l500G0.
PrssiGsDs Arthur has completed lis annual
message 10 Cece,css |! il comparatively brief
and is depo!ed solely 10 department matters.
& special l.Om OxFald. n. C.. says tntrs i5
stoDg tax OF l}nc;tipg tbs work mcn who muir
dcrtd tue i1sseeT, Lyocb. at tia! r'aoe. A
suaEd has been plgssG srGua,i tho al IL rrt-
teGt The prisoRerF.
la Phllsaeiphia yesterday averit 2 lie horses
attached 10 4 steam Gro epgino tsn sway aad
Iushed into tho side Of sr.et car ca Four.
teent s!rao:, Eiliing tso YouDg nEn wbo Tsro
ua5dnE ou tho hsck pla;farg The car Was
otoG9ed al thu time.
y man named George Cock a lempted saoide
yesterday afternoon by .hfowicg himself inlo a
pond On North Capital, near NJ street, Wash
ioRton. lie was h;hed ous apd taken to the
Seventh Precinct station houie sud remedies
Administered, ,i!er which he was takan home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

|; really seems that crook adnesJ pervadcs
raO1 aud every department: Of the government.
The New York Journal Of Commerce las dis
covered that while tho Profits of tho mint sir CO
1875 Lsve bssn sixteen scd half miliors OF
dollars, uo.hrg ike that sum hiss been turncd
iato the Treasury, ao6 that tie statement O.!
tho director Of tho min. rcep:o!iog their profits
utterly tails to ngren With the printed annual
reports. ard also, that the N. Y. Tribune vas
induced 10 prln! speeisi edition in on attempt
80 hide this discrepancy. FraRd std corruption
saem t. h0neyoomb loo oItifs government. Il
Is DO less epssrcnt that lie evil will naver bo
cSlrec!ed usdcr republican rule. and also tha!
the desire 10 participate 10 tue profits Of the
frauds is potential meas Of consiauios shat
rule. viii the people suptrcode i. while iney
bavo thu power. or will they ALLOW il tc deYs!tr
its,ii into imperialiam2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
They b.coNo rusty and lose ambition,

10 the trial Of Goitesu 90 Saturday Senator
Logan gave an seciuot Of visit! paid to him at
his rom last March By the prisoner, who
boarded 10 tho came house. From his conduct
den. Logan supposed him to bs partially d.
ranged, and informed the an1lsdy that be wss
COZ proper person to have iu the house. Guj-
teso's SISTER thlrs. Saosills) testified to the
snte-astal circumstances which mag have given
nla mlod pecalr cast. aud TO his pscaiari.ies
AFTER ne grew to msnhood. The sup.rjnterd-
ent OF the New Hampshire Asylum for ID, In
sane mas oseo summoned ss witness 10 the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
EOREIGN NEHS.

Ths koumanisn g2vernment has rs:i8~&i {, r
G year the prohibition for the iIlpofts!ion tt
American ro:k.
The Emperor W lillian OF Germany has So 70.
reco7s 80 to ba sbe 10 resurne the irsr sac.
ton Of official business.
Arrests under the Coeccioa set Continue 10 bo
made in Ireland. In speech ut Blackburn lest
Saturday Lord Harrington said tha work OF tho
sub-coo nis tioners under thu Land acs wss ea :
tremely difficult. 1t ia minated that soecial
tribunal will be created for the trial of persona
charged With sgfhrisn crimes If convictions can i.
not DO obtained at the regular assizss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
Taxation in virginia,

Ths Philadelphia North AmeriosD, tue old
est republican Journal 10 the country, says
"Thero ia no need ts.raiss o dotful cry that
taxation in Virgssis T:,l have to be decreased.
Ii is useless to Try to mislead an Intelligent
public by gatb|iuz the facts. The prircipsl Of
the Virginia debt. including oil interest due up
to the Goth of September. is about $50 675,-
1888. The income Of the State at present is
about $2.S53,250 annually; AID the regular
governmental expenses and free school ohsrges
$l,l00.000. leaving sl.763 .23O Tor the aunua!
interest payment, If the whole principal and
back interest is refunded at i've per cent. tue
interest charge will not exosed 81 $50. 900, end
II 1t ls desirable that public education bs better
provided for. st once refund the debt at four
per cent. instead of five, or even ct three Der
cent. The creditors can be INFUSED to take
low interest for some years. if only their prin-
opal is not repudia!ed in sny part They hsvs
shown that they do not wish 10 be hard on the
STATE, and sIe wiling to listen to eny fsir pro-
position. Oay don't thrus. sottl.nent
down their tbrosis without their consent. Let
the Virgins Legislature threw TIC Riddlsher-
ger bill into the waste basket, AID call another
conference of the States creditors. The Slsls
is amply able 10 make an honest settIemon.
uoW, and when it is made, capital will be in
vested 10 and immigration vii! pour into tbe
State at suah rate that she will BE- rich
enough 10 few years to begin to redeem tho
principal. Honesty is the bes. policy and the
republican psrty demands that so honest SCI
element OF tho Virginia debt question be made"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EvgNINe, Nov'E. %, lss,
Tha General Assembly Of Virginia viii NEE

Tha General Assembly Of Virginia will meet
Wednesday week. Anors iis first acts will be-
tee election Of the members of thu Court Of
Appeals of tho Stale 10 succeed the present,
competent, efficient sDd respected members of
that couft. l. is to be hoped that at The election
referred to the qualifc ,sions may be little tgh.
CT than those required Of the present city aad
c,unty judges. which according to Mr. Frazier,
rsaciaster lsader, wers chat tho candidate
had ouus opened a Law book and WAS read
JOSEF" The soio1. of the readiasters 10 elect
'og The ely and county judges is 90! conducive
to the hope Ct better things With refereros TO
the coming election of the Judges of the Court
Of Appeals. but So they have now possessed
themselves Of the cozttol of the entire S etc
go7ersment,a aud can ruiz j. as they list, it SEEMS
b1! oatural, aod for their owe interests, that
they stould no: dts;;o 10 iic:easc The disgrace
they have alres3y brought upoa the Virginia
judiciary 1t ia only reasonable to suppose
shat they will endeavo. to offsot he odium they
brought upon themselves BY their lizard sod
Other Objectionable JUICES, by the election of
:bs 6sst m:n they c,n fad 10 tho Court Of az
paa.. The elsciina Of a learned. able AID lust
Ceu:t VI Appeals vii! do much 10 rnse the resd-
iustera In he public estimation. Thsy should
be iclolln cd that much Of tho honor once rer
deret Athens by ether countries was due solely
10 her court OF Areopsgus, which was chosen
from among the ~issst Ind moro respectable OF
ber ci! iEans
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| Waukcsha Democrat. |
Each ia Its Place.

While the healing waters Of WsuksshA have
b2en tho means of curing ionumelable cases Of
obscure chronic troubls, 50 slso has g. J.oob' 8
Oil been ito bright particular star 10 the finn.
nent OF remedies, which uafaiIiugly relieves
Rrd cures rheumatism, neursleis. sn1 all bodily
psins. L. Coleman, E:q., Proprietor Of the
popular American HOUSE, Waukesha. Wis,
thus speaks of it: | bava used St. jacobs
Oil io7 lame back. and it cured me. Have
n!so used it for lame shoulder With best sue
cess. ard csa cbeerfully recommend it 10 all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
Why Some People Fa,l to Succeed
They Eoqlect details.

AdSJ LOslCVt AStelos
They overlook thu snn!I .hiog,.
They have no eye TO- business.
Ttey hops for forGre to drop IL lheir lars.
They let their help sad waste destroy.
They fail to advertise.
They hare too mach outside business.
. They tall: politics too much.
They fail 10 invent OF have nsw ideas,
They arc penny wise aud pound foolish.
They imits.e their neigbbors.
They ere not polite or aoccmmodsiirg.
They Thick moss things sko TOO much
trouble.
They fail 10 push business.
They Know not that beat ia cheapest
They Know Dos the power of method.
ahey gro I!llberal to homo en,erpfiscs
business.
IheV blc1ns rnsiu and loo o,,n;,;,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
FinanDIAl.

New ioRE. Nov. "S.-Tha Pests faarcia
article says:
The Stock Escbargs markets. ara al strorg
to day. u. s, binds arc j! higher for the *.
tended fVts, which have been brought up to
lO2ass; tho other Issues are unchanged. The
net result Of tho fluctuations in the stock mai
kst thus far tc- lay is an advance of 3alA pei
cant. 10 the general liss. The money market is
about steady al 6 per cent. for c,!I loans on
stocks time loans 6 per csnt., and rYinc rer
camille paper Cal per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

The market clcrs qtis:, ard prices for srain
sro shsGe lower. There FRO 70 changes to
note III q1o!aiions iuT Flour. The receipts OF
Wheat are light, snd sual se'es were ade ut
lSa aid l25 fo- Fu:tz, IS! for mixed ami I4s al d
ls>for Lancaster. q tsw lots OF Corn sold ct 70
ST2 Cor good 10 choice now white, srd T6 for old.
Do Rye or Oats reported Country produce
oOltinues scarcs and wanted. -. X
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spAITcn
.;tmp GoA n Gibson, Flew York. to r. + Reed.
Err Aaa Eliza. Philsdeiphia. by r. A Reed.
ttr jana hoseey, YORKTOWN 70 Il Rsod
Str I V ArroWsrlitb lower Potomac, 20 20.
tomac Ferry Company.
S;r Mst.anc, lover Holc. 10 j Bioisrs s o.
Str Excelsior, Norfolk. 20 3 Aoos :. ~
Str Sue. Baltimore. 10 J Eroders & Co. t!~
schr Ga!y Free!sHd, Neanebeo river, 10 &;
Raad,
schr! Cara timps, y, strlmou.h, II q. TO
American Goa Co.
Eshs Ada;u Jordan, Eli sdesptIa. 10 7 J Me-
hsfry 4 %.
sehE 9 Eu2k!s5 Kew Eols. 10 Burgess
& 80.
AAlLE3. ....s-... ..
Str 1Nna ai2aaicG, Norfolk, By + A Reed.
Str hattAro. lower Potc. by Broders !: Co
sss sue, Baltimore by j Nrodsr5 & Co.
Str L y 6rrowemith, lower Hotomar b7 ga
totnac Fe:rY Company
sch: :. Paige, Gaorsc.1wa, by Yi:li,n, 8
Ssuoet.
& 20.
Sct- Centennial, Cor Georgelcvn
PASSED DOWN.
ecar AaE;a I: lockwood, from Georgetown
hsIoEAEDA
Boston fGh
schr D W Hun:. fer Georgetown, sailed fon
Chsrestou e6.b.
r, Sehr William = Wits, fsosi Georset9wJ al
Fall River 24tn. :. =;
g sehs aG!:iea Williams fiom Goo7gsiosn, 1.
S.hTs !.snu.! II Crawford sed Renry
Grant, cleared q: Esw York s6.h for Riohmond,
26.h, - '0s'''
OH
trcs1 Richmond, IS: Nev York 9th, : :,
=, senr Enelas Is BrdsEll. f:om this po,t. at
schs Lane from ihis port for New
Havon, 81 EcW York 27.h.
this port 24:h. ~ ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

those WHO HAVE READ "rha llol.ier
scboomas!e'," by Dr.. Edward EsgIestou, a.d
remember tho freshness and bunor CT i,s pic
lures Of Western life. will isarn with pleasure
that This author ba1 Written story cslled
The Hoosier Sohool.day." TO be published 10
81. Nicholas IS q ssrisl for thu GINNING pear.
The rew story ls to boys what ,ho earlier oae
vas to grown ups, dealing With the tlials and
adventures Of scbool-b,y in Hoosicrdorn
thirty years sgo, aod is likely to repeat the sue
osss OF the "Hoosicr School, sister" Sbich
besides its enormous ssls 10 America, hss Der
published 10 England. and Translated: INFO
Danish. Beerch, and other Eurtp uu l.u
EuRRe6,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
Confession.

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Artbur LIE Frogs s,c-
itor has written latter to Sir William Hsr-
court'a home Secretary slnliog that Ls Ffuy
hsd eooft ssed the murder of Dir. Gould and Of
Lieut.. Roper. Ond sskirg him to grant an i'm
mediate iotstView 80 az to allow him to fully
eSpiHio lie FtoY's statements. which olnyit !,
ths collector that LEROY is the violin of honi-
cGsl mania,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
almost Young Again.

4y ,B.other WAS afflicted long time with
o'the " hole aystem; headache, nervous prostrs-
hoE, and was almost helpless. NJ physicians
or medicines did her any good. Three months
ago she began 10 uss Hop Bi!ters, with such
good effect that abe seems and feels young again,
ahtongh over 20 years old. We think there is
no other medicine f. to USE in the family. A
lady in Providence, T. Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

General Mahons's homs ofaao vas 10 trars.
ported With tbs recsat resdjusscr victory Tea!
it f Ids it inpos;ib!. 10 SO shor! tim, to re-
Rslo ito coWposuro and $40 Thugs 10 their tfua
light. 1t ssy, i! did MT designate the result Ct
TIE recent cleo ion 10 PfOVidero,. Rhcd, Is
Iaad republican victory" and. indeed, tha'
it never koew Of that election until it's attention
was c.llad 10 it by the GsE,!te. If tho BONE
organ will refer to iss file Of last week it will
6od that i! Dot only oontsntd 30 account Of the
electiop. but that il headed thst ACCOUNT With
the words, "a RspuSlicln Vi,!orT." The
editor Of tie organ hss very tefeotiv, mem
Org, or esq, d)esb' read his cwn paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
Horrible Death.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Nov. 2S.-SWau-
scr SchcDck. 70 years of ago. Was sutf;eated by
The gas irim LINE kiln last plight. AID bis
body found By the keeper barned to crisp in
the pit tits mor6iug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
Fire In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. ga fire at the
foot Of Chesapeake street, ct Cautou, shorty
after O'Clock this morning, burned tVo float
leg ELEVATORS, the Russian bark Vests, tho
small yachts Smugsler aud Eagle. aud two
bargce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
The Emperor William.

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-A BsElio dispatch to tho
!imes says; The Emperor William is recova;-
ltg His condition is most favorable, no being
now free from pain,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

The St. Nicholas Magazine for December lss
been received from its publishers. tao CcDtury
Company, Kew York. ST. Nicholas ID al~ava
bright, cheerful and interesting monthly, visitor
to the children, and ths Dsce mber number,
holiday issue, is especially attractive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
nWlNE OF cARDuI" makes ROSY
cheeks and clear compilations.
For sale By z. 8. Leadbeater s. Bro.
mo,hers! Mothers!l Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF you,
fes! OF s:ck child suffering md crying With
mo e1cruclsting pain of cutting teeth ? II CO.
goaSonee and gel = bottle Of Mra. WINsEOW's
SoOTalNGbYRU I. will relieve the poor
nttlo sufferer mmedi.tely-dspsnd upon it
mother On earth who has ever used it who wiil
not tell you a.once tina: it will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother, and relief and
neaith TO the child, operating like magic, It Il
perfectly ssts to uae in all cases, and pleasant r.
t1e s,ste, and is the prescription OF one of the
oloest ana beat female physicians end nurses in
. bottle, noSs1 ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

Major 7. 3. Hatohison, near The Plains,
bsuquiar couray. sold his farm of 275 scres,
wall improved, one dap last week, 10 Samuel
Noolf, ct S35 PEI acre. Thsre il gseat de-
mand tor land in tina: 6eclion of the county sad
any offer fuds purchaser ut fair prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

IF You gan: Good Suit fer $40, $I2, SIS
q slSg go TO The old reliable firm Of 8. WATER
MAN & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

How lie Cor. a WlTE-Tho pSiladslphis
Tines gives the following extract from az il
terTicw with iastionatl, shoemaker: II
dou't knc~ bat there ia hngtbiue in The weird
that is 50 Wa'I calculated to exotic envy as d
pretty foot. sgd when person can boast {
such IL possession, hs or abs is very apt, If
poverty drean'; s,aod in the way, 10 make the
mcst of it. a pratty foot is q fortune to VIC
man. Las yesr made pair of shoes for q
lady WHO had es pretty feet as were ever fash
ioned. l. vas pleasure for ne to make the
shoes, aud when lney we're finished l put them
in the show 1in3oa ius very conspicuous place,
where | could veH aem OF ny leisure. Pfet-
~ soon ric2p Creased gentleman stopped srd
tcguo !ceki0e 81 them vsry at!easively. Pref
emily ho entered tho s:orn aud Inquired if they
were for sale. [ told him DO; that they were
made for ous Of n7 customers. He looked SUI
prised and asked the ls6y's pane. I would
not give Lin this much sa,isfsclion, bu. tod
bin where Ebe lived, howsVer. Twas con.ider-
aby surprised to learn Afterwards that hs was
calling at the house, and more surprised still
when tue LADY, accompanied By tbs gentleman,
called at tho store three mouths later. She
called him dear then, SO / gusss they we're
married
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

Forty years. trial has proved "BLACK.
2RA9GHIn the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale By e. 8. Leatbas.er B. B,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
GSGiteau's Egotssyl,,

Ia an interview reporter had with Gui;osu
yesterday The ta!lo1iHg occurrsc:
Suppose" s.ia tho reporter. that yon ar.
convicted of n u,der. viva. would yol dc atcut
i.?"
Gu;lesl started st DE question. snd tbsn !, ok
ing TecaEt!y cut at the lttls wildly Of his call,
replied alowiy:
Il an perfectly willing 10 Gle On lac scsdold
II tho Deity 80 DEGREES. Bet don't fear" sd.
ded toe wretch with on attempt at mil ling, tina.
] sn destined for any such bad end as ihat.n
''Eu!, thea, you may b.. you knoT," remark.
Cd the nefsstent reporter.
PEI h.ps 3d." the assassin ro2!iea. adding.
'a1d if die Oh the scatfold Ing memory will be
Teyered. Il might not right a~sy, you know,
but it would ia the course Of time. 7 would bo.
como immortal in the history Of the country,
and m5 psrno would take lis place along with
Washington, Lincoln End Grant"
"Bn. whht il sou gro cot convicted ?? sskod
the reporter.
'Oh expec. 10 se! ou: Of al this trouble. I
look for En- acQait.Al Jus: ss soon SIS have told
my story OF the stand. When an acquitted
will leave THE pl,ca ard 20 to Indiana, whers l
will huH! Zip thai cao bupdred thousand ,lar
young woman who wants TO marry me, settle
down a.G live aer;;T."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

REAN.l BRAN BRANt AGO tons q, cbo;ce
~ Southern and Western Wheat Ran for
asle by OaAS, 8. TAYTsHsp o1au lor
! noVAe. ~ hos. q g. rs Kirost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28
PERSONAL Tho Warrentou TITUS Index o!

SatutuaY says
"Seaatcr Morgan. OF Alsba1na, and General
w. II. +. Lee are the guests Of D.. D. G, Cor
dou. apd Msior John w. Dasi,l is tho cuss: o;
General Psyae. Tie distinguished trio have
been called on by number of warm personal
friends, ard pressed to acsept the gaod cheer
OF other bospitabIe i;ceidea. We hope their
s'a7 map b, pro,rao'ed, and tina. theis shadows
may increase By retson Of their seisurn.,
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
MINIATURE ALNANAO NOV, % Is
s.pAi Ef

SIZE f1sss.,..... - SAP, ssts-- 43
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

YOUTHFUL SUICIDEsT -h!crris Soahefoky
Sgd 20. who waa taken 10 st. VrosDta
Hospital euf:sipg Iroia bullet woucd in the
haad. ira!ct,d ~ himself, died early Saturday.
Aboat wsc& ESQ be- .euaiSst Gu! uo.l five
O'Clock 10 the mcrair; Ills father asked n
ehero 90 tsd teen, AUD tho lad replied that be
ba! s;:etg!sd bal Tee iiiher s:iea told him
to !ee7, Tie house, IS 10 would nsi permit him
10 stay ous nil right aid reside 10 the same
house With h;u. Ycu5g Sochefsky then left
the house. It'd s!;cr remaining aws3 fer a5cu:
FIVE heuts returned hcne aaa cxptctscd re-
pcnaucc FIR t;a past csnlaa. Hs reusined
cut ass'u IhnrsaSy night, Slwbvar and on re-
urong was seau told by his father TO leave
tho htu:e. as'er remaining away for some time
ha rcufnoG. and informed his mother that
sEo would nsvsr ESQ him agaio. He then re-,
tired to hallway next door acd shot himself
~ T. N.,ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

The RUSSIAN WcULD-BE AeSlssGS The
81. Petersburg caicia! Mcssense. announces
that tho would ba assassin bison. Tche:eviDe is
Ioblemsa, Nicolas SenkowEky, from tha GOV.
ernmert OF Grodno. Ee arrived in st. Peters.
named Melnikof, who has been arrested ss sn
accesaoly. Sankowsky ia G Catholic MD is s
years old, He stste, that having become poor
by dieaination. he was msditsling suicide. when
be met Melnikof, who persuaded him to coa-
MI political murder. Eankowaky was vc!ur-
tesr during the rising In Her z?gcSiGa, and
formerly 1t ps o restaurant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-28

The ALDERNEY Cow.-Iha following para.
graph has gono thu round, o. The rIess: ''Ths
Attorney COW sen. by Mr. Samuel NJ Shoe.
maker 10 Presiden. Garfield has been cold ct
Mentor, Chic, ~ auction, and Only hrou9h.
S25." The sissa1aeutis s5arrt OF lie fsCa The
animal Is one .! tho finest in this country, and
would never be sacrificed for $50 l. is COW a..
Mrs, Gsr6eiGs place in Cleveland. An ordian-
ry coz owned by tho late President waa, how
ever recently sold at the figure s!.!si, ard Hi 3
msy haVe ri zen rise to the mis.ske