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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-19
In Council sat. and did reneot

In Council sat, aud did reflect
Within my chamber, by the light,
Before / took my VOW OF knight.
I've stood beside our Hiram's Tomb
When every heart was filed with gloom.
A Provost and a Judge I've been,
And Justice dealt unto all men;
I~ntendant, too, l helped to build,
And gave the pians to workmen skilled.
I am q Knight Elect of nine,
OF fifteen, and a Knight sublime.
w sat beneath Perfectfon's light,
Where the lost word Is brought to sight;
Far in the mysteries / have wrought
Diligently for lore I've sought"
''Then-by thy speech and cunning way
Thou art 3 Mason. / should say"
81 heed thy words and bid thee fair,
Upon the level and the square.
For, 'mongst all men who know me well.
For one I'm taken; time will tell
If honored in their ranks l stand.
Or worthy prove to clasp thy hand.
When years ago | sought their shrine,
l found q warm hand clasped in mine
That led me paths l knew the least
And placed my feet in the Northeast;
Since then. Alone I've worked my way.
Yet willing hearts did by me stay.
And kindly hands were by my side
OutStretched, at once my aid and guide.
/ am a Mason and a Brother,
And haste to greet thee as another"
Thou may'st be worthy. a Mason free;
But how dost know myself to bey'i
my age you see in faltering limb,
My feeble footsteps-eyesight dim
My Struggling hairs long turned to grey
For four-score years have passed away.
Last Of nay racel the only onel
ALI those who raised me lead and gone,
Yet lessons taught me still will last
Until I'm numbered with the past
And knowledge, learned by years of toll,
Is ne'er forgot. It is the oil
That feeds the lamp and gives the light
That serves to make the Mason bright
And, though l often have been tried,
l never once have been denied"
"Denied thou never yet may'st be
But how WIZ prove myself to me :"
II have the sign, as well as token;
The p~roof;-'tis plaln-a column broken;
A weeping Virgin by its side
The Point and Circle for my guide;
An emblem in the letter CO.
Level and plumb unerring souare
Those jewels that most precious are
Trowel and compass. Holy Writ,
And lesser lights that round them fit.
AlI.these l have, and many more,
Whereby the craftsmen set great store"
Speed on thy journey, Pilgrim wan,
I'm satisfied, Pass onl Pass onl
AAOiSf III thJ SSA II Will RDOUlN IOOu
And wine to cheer thine aged blood.
OF gold and silver have l none,
But what l have is all thine own.
May every Brother thou dost meet
Extend to thee a friendly greet,
And when thy souls to Maker given,
And thou art mmoned home in Heaven,
May He who tiles the gate above
Be satisfied thy truth to prove;
At His right hand thou then mays't rest.
A favored one among the blessed,
For are we not in Scriptures told.
m words more precious far than gold
BE thou but faithful to the last,
Where'er on earth thy lot may be.
And when thy pilgrimage is past
A crown of life I'll give to theel'
At the conclusion, the band played, al
the crowd then dispersed and moved slow
about the hall to inspect the various bea
tiful tables loaded down with articles us
full, ornamental and magnificent.
THE LODGE
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THE LODGE DEPARTMENTS.

Entering from Bull street, the first depart
ment on the left is that of Zerubbabel
Lodge No. Is, F. A. NJ, which comprises
six sections, and is arranged in the form of
an encampment, the various booths being
handsomely decorated with flowers, ever
greens, laces and ribbons. The name of
the Lodge in silver letters stands forth prom
inently, and the various posts are orna-
mented with different Masonic symbols,
surmounted with inscriptions of the virtues
in the following order: Peace" Glove"
"Unity," Faith" "Hope," "Charity,"
the whole forming a beautiful appearance.
The several tables comprising the depart
ment were very handsomely dressed, and
showed a fine display of articles, while the
supplies of eatables were abundant and de-
licious. So dense was the throng that it was
almost impossible to note in detail the
handsomest articles, aud we will not now at
tempt it. That all may know where to find
their particular lady friends who dedicated
their efforts to making this Fair a brilliant
success, we give herewith a list of the ladies
IN charge of the different booths, com
mencing with
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recital or the following slgnlncanb poem .
Bro. Barton Hill, written by William GarC
ner, of New York city, entitled
''THE PILGRIMS RESPONSE"
Aweary pilgrim by my side
His staff and sandal laid,
And to my questions quaint replied,
AS thus to him ! said:
Thou seekest aid; thy garb commends
Unto our hearts all pilgrim friends:
l do not wish to now thy name
l only ask from whence ye camey"
From where the cypress blossoms bloom
Upreared above the SaViour's tomb
Where many q Templar lost his life
Amid the din Of battles strife,
And Inddel did rue the day
The pilgrim warrior passed that way.
From where bold Godfrey, valiant knight,
Did lead the van in many a fight
That our true Cross might ever wave
In peace above the Saviouris grave;
From John, the Saint, blessed be his name!
Jerusalem! from thence l came"
art thou a brother. firm and truef
If so, what came ye here to dol"
Il an q brother. Proud am /
To be one of the Mystic Tie
Which binds US, in the bonds OF love,
Our truth and friendship thus TO prove.
I've crossed the portal-as did you.
My earthly passions to d
And in thea arts to still improve,
To fit my soul for realms above.
Entered Apprentices l have been,
Then passed to rank with Journeymen.
As Master, raised with greatest care.
And gripped a grip both strong and square.
Hard have / toiled In quarries dark,
And craven there my Masters Mark;
Inspection passed. from square and true,
As none but Masters work can do.
w travelled East, and filed the chair
Passed by the Orientals there,
And with Companions made to march
Beneath the living Royal Arch.
With Masters Royal and Select
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KENNEDY & BLUM. AuctlOneers.

We will sell on MONDAY, s5th instant, al 10
O'Clock,
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ap 19-tf al Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
Opening Hnts Closing OF ti,e sas.l!s.

CLOSING,
Washington. y. g, and Norshesatern mails 8
q. m, Il m. and and Il p. IT.
Western mails 4 80 and g IS ?. II.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 50 e.
N. and % and Is y. II.
South s1d Southwestern nails, Wis Lynch
burg, Virginia, wsy ana through nails. + co s.
III. snd ~ y. II.
Manassas Division I % g. ii.
Alexandra 20 Round Hill! VI, SCI s. III,
OPENING.
Northern hud Wo8t0sa .rlGils, 7is Washing.
ION, u. g., s 20 Il. III. II n. snd co y. nj.
Southern mails, ii, kiGhmuni, Va. S3J 6. N
and . 80 4. III.
Southwestern Gals Vis Gynch5u7g, Virginia
Through Inals) ncaling way nl&i!e on Mid and
railroad, 8 80 3. IL.
Manassas Division 81 y. n. for loci, b5- o:.ly.
Found Hill to AieNandrls, Va, 20 ?. IL.
OEIcc iiours-Gli2n opens a. 81 = "a, AND
closes 1T W p. n.
Sunday Aours--ooco cpons :! - NJ. a:.t
closes g. } ~ .. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

he greslc1t joy of ihi; season. is the moving
Of INA wiG!et'4 stoee. N3no Of the other pleas
ufes ct May iml or spring house c,oapirg can
compare With this evcut, which all the lamily
l0ok ior"trI 70 with Intense expectation, and
Walch Gtvar iaiis TO put all il the b,st OF hu-
NOR. % hsviog them stored away at STAINS.
EURY's CEHTnAL STOVE HOUSE, you will save
Glucl sAToyaGc,. and have them p good order
70 ru. up when tie cid weather comes. lie
mcnheT tho p!ao -McBarne5' building. cor
ner kigy and Washington st.,
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FROFEHaaasMAA GAKgss.

a CARD-Is should DO general ~ known tina.
"A persons 60 unfortunate as to lrse ole or
more of their teath need no. wait weaks srt
months for artificial substitutes and endure in
convenience. ciSsg.eestl; changes in voice, IA
cisl expression, &C.. bu. may hsve artificial
teeth Lnsdo before and inserted immodi..ely a.
ter extraction CT !ncir natural teeth. By this
modo be.:er adaptation, q mora pleasant ex-
preston and nes!er approach t0Esri presorv-
ing !ho nstura! harmony OF tho faa.ures .re Sc.
cured, and very much f.ha pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. l h.vo Practical this moda succcssfully
fo- seven yesrs, aid having in.cotucud it here,
would be glad to refer any one Interested TO pa.
tentswho know off! from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my objoc: is to praaarvo every
one that time, patience and modora methods OF
treatment c.n save. The ESQ Of arsenic in a.
s!roying exposed nerves is con!e.ancd By tina
moro enlightened Of the dental profession on
accoun: 0: i!s turning teeth dark, inducing ah
sces3 and finally tbs oss Of tins .ne:h. Tho nerve
pulp, which IS tho sourco OF lilo 10 the tooth,
should always be treated. whol eIpo:od, with 6.
view to its restoration {, health. Iulo 20 cheap
a.!oys for filing; my foes aru laTcl less lhsu arn
usually chs'ged fO- tao s1ma c,cs of work.
Gold filing from S!.50 up; 0taec work S. pro-
pol!ionately low rates.
w. DONNALLY, D. Is,
GiaLua.a Nentsi Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
ClRcs: 1921 = s:ro4t. nor.h seat. Waahinctou,
D. q. ap4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

LIE STnAGnToUTS AT WoRT The ooorGd
II Der 81 TIE republican executive commIt;co
10 tbs city, H. H. TaHciI. has been summoned
20 kchGoaG 20 st:ead q meeting of the COM
nitco IN that CITY to mtr.0T. Inc o. &C.: OF
his sd !den meeting OF the committee. OF which
Hsn. Wickhsm is chairman, is understood to
20 TO remove cx Senator Lsws, the Mshontc
2iGdidi:e for Lieutenant Governor, IRON the
cha!!maGship Of the State caatra! republican
commttec. This looks like the s,raighttu 9
mean business.
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MASONIC. AT q meetiur Of Mount Eetcon
HnyS! Arch Chapter. No. II, OF Mason, lost
sht, Il the cid officers were roeIeced as
,o"o~s Geo. y. hiu,hbGch. Nigh Pdcal; =.
Il. . Brien, k,ns; J. 2. Beckhsa, Scribe !;
george Wise, 1reesuref; Il. &. Uher. Sscsc-
tsiy. The couacii rcapptiaed the old floor Of
hears OF The chapter.
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City T!oGsurefs Office,
Rocm 70. Z, Market Building,
y lnyapir,S ", If,1o 1901

HIe1andrls, Va, Hay Z, 1851.
al person who hsve not paid their State taxes
for tho ycsc 1880, will please take uotjca that
AZ! compelled 10 settle my accounts for that wear
VITA lha State on tbs 1t day OF juno snd to
eaHoe 1De TO do go, must collec! tho taxes now
unpal! and unless these bills sre paid by the
.o.a INST, shall without further notice enforce
:AeF psyiDeat. Voters will also bear in plind
shat .ary must pay ihelr c:ri.a.ioa tsX for 1850
10 enutla tnc!n to vote in the Hay ard Noyem
Der elections. Merchants and others engaged in
business. 4lo have received certificates of their
Ststa licenses from tho Commissioner cf Rev.
onuo are hereby notified tha. uude. the lsw thew
sre required to pro;on! tho same 8! this otlice
ana pssy the amount. e failure 10 do go renders
Ihetn liable to q i!uo fof doing business without:
liGlu.G.
II. 3. HARLOW,
N.Y. City Treasurer,
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lie OPEN AIR CONCERT. Tho opeo Il:
Io1cert Ia tic p0s;o:Ico yard las: plight. BY the
Alexandria Musical Association vas attended
/; IaTgo crowd Of people who listened With
te!ish: Until 10 O'clock, to the excellent music
CSC l0;seG. TIE Association. which i9 pcscilc-
ioc iVr It's excursion on the 20:h Of this month.
ceLt week,
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MEETING OF KEGENTs.-The assembly Ct
The Macnt Vernon regcots in annua conc!avo
10 Gay, 81 the msDsi0n. owiog to Ito sickness
q severe OF the regents. IVES ono of the small
- sl0c0 ho oreanlz alton of the association
!hc ladies' present wero Mrs. L,pgh!on. ire
.entl. OF Peposy!vsuis; Mrs. Sweat, c! Maize;
Mrs. Barnes. OF this DisricI; Miss Hs!per. OF
,!!a.g!and; Mrs. Hslstead, ct New JERSEY; Mrs,
la.ec. OF Ftorids; Mrs. Washington, Of Wes;
lIIginia. AID MIS-. Bal. OF NireiGis.
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JOYFUL Authorizations Tho probabilities
OF the establishment 10 tho lower end 9Th , city
OF extensive maluaoslr,c5 Is locked iIfwa;d to
tt tho kecncst interest By the qlet inhab
i.ants Ct hat lleal,ty. and everybody at all pos:
cd 10 'ho ms;ter Is pla5.louet conllnusily Oh
TIC SUI ct aad # DISPOSED to talk, txoe,isrc:s
10 dti!,u.,Y 10 securing auditors. While CT
c)u'5., - in other qIsrta:s th!r1 Lr) loany
whose minds SIC stu! wandering on na!ooaI
political aiIai:s, the s,ttlsnCp. CT which e;tbtr
way vi at!cc. thci. personal cJGc:In about as
mucA ss . Evolution Cf the supposed inhabi
'sa!s of tho pocr, tAc ms l. portion Of the
uilet tuanel.GWagrs sr2 iutrrl ing theEs:qc
II tie rrssD,c: ct the speedy Improvement. Of
tic C!ly's Industrial aspect.
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REUNION OF RECHAElTEs "A reunion CT d Il
the Rachabi'es Of the Dlstect OF COLUMBIA was
held a. the Ledge rom tf Friendship Tent 10
W:=hinstou iaot hight, a largo and br!iliaDt
suda1od bri1g present. Tho exercises were
uoder tho dui4:c,5 OF Friendship SociaIs. After
singing the open'ag odes Mr. =. Ii. Wordeu. Of
Washington, rtG5ldant OF tic Social, iuroduc
I'd The p:0N2mmo icr The evening". which c1n-
ssed ID singing, raci:s;cus. dialogues. epd
sDetchcs, ali Ct Which Weio we'll rendered.
P3tomac Tcut Il tits city Vas present, and
took ,r1maept part 10 tho exercises. Alter
ne exercises batq1ct w39 psrtgkca Of to
which tniI JUS Ice was done by all present,
a!ter which they left f,r their respective
homes, plcascd with thcic evening pleasure.
Frlsnjship Lodge will pay visit TO Potomac
leo: Oh . 1t iu:sis?, the l4.h inst, when
the doors will &c thrown open to tho Public,
"a txcoiIcGt 'lalo is guaranteed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

a LAWYER GOES 10 JAIL A scene trans
pircd 10 the circuit ccurt at Westminster, Md,
yesterday which has c2u41d sres! cxeltcment.
While ex-Judso W!i;aD 2. M.ajsby. GOO Of
the oldest and most highly respected lawyers
at the bIr Of Maryland, sas ofos9.cxlmioiug
witness in court Judge Hayden took exceptions
to the manner of cross examination ood made
an order OF court 10 the premises, which Mr..
MsuIsby disregarded Thercupou Judge IIy.
den imposed Gao of $40 on Mr. Mauishy fer
contempt Of court aud to stand Committed
u1tl! paid. Mau'sb7 refused 10 pay and vas
tsken to ALL
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Communicated.

communicated.
hIexsHd.it IS Dos on tho eve Of crisis
Liberal scion on tho part of cur City Council
VII! give Es lie and send gItdness TO the hearts
OF true Ale1sndrlaIs. Contrary acliCn will be-
" blow from which wa will never recover. We
how lock 10 our c!.y fathers 10 give Us BOOM
lst WAND
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BAIL SToRM.-A terrific hsii and wind storm
passed. over Ueadwood, Dakota. yesterday alter
noon. doing great damage Fail stones Of The
size of hers eggs fell for over two hours. Orc
Stone measured twenty-five inches in ci;cum-
tsrenec. Tho whr!w!nd struck in De.dwo0d
Gulch, nesr tho oEQlenca of Wildwood and
Desdwood GulCtos, co!ap.o.cIv destroying four
houses. killing one woman and seriously iniur-
ing another and two young children. Hundreds
CT trees on tic hillside were upIootel and hurled
in somo instances di:.aacs of over five hum
dred feet. Telegraph poles were torn up for q
distance Of nearly mile Tia whirlwind sopa.
rated before r9lcIug tho thiGklg settled part of
he town
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

CONTRACT AWARDED Committee on
PJor OF the CEy CouociI st meeting, last
night, a"srdcd the. C ln;rac. Tor furuisbios the
AIMS House wIth groceries md provisions for
threo months from ,lnoe Is: to Scp.embo. |,
lSSl. 20 Mt. Charles King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

! 80 &u ulkH BEEF, very choics sni ice
o.: "a" y tho 10 or in cans by
* " AVERY. 225 Kior Street.
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1fESsEEsE. E0TECEa.

ri ft:E'S UTE;CE
- "a ieIaAdris, Va May 81, 1881.
Aho "uiIo7l - prepared 10 i:suo dog licens es
iron, June Isl 1881
h%Tin2 quoted tho Law il tho Gazette for emo
mona mona "ad due no;ica having beon given TO ali
philiei. any one owning CT having in moss assiou
cog On J"1e j5. 1881. must forfeit q ma OF Eve
Ey%i '1w NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.at WNthcr Pr0bGbtHtics J,;ae : ISL
ss.tac Il ,It!o Atlantic State, war:na., lloudv
T..1y weather, winds mos!!y slu.hcfly az d low.
t. barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

s @hr H. kpp3 !GE COLD iaGEHand
ID : - o. - Cd, bo!l.ns IN. 90 returned,
". AVERY, 225 K,ng street,
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MEMORIAL DAY AT WINCHESTER. The
ceremonies of decorating the graves Of Conted.
crate soldiers buried in S:ouewa'i Cemetery,
and of dadic,iirg the mlnuncns crtc cl 10
memory of Turner aHi Richard Ashby took
pike, yesterday sud wa;e attended !y about
Guards, the Anderson Guards from Woodstock,
the lagerstown Light lnisDLry, and the War
req Infantry from Front Royal, wcre present.
The statne was unveiled With appropriate csra-
monies. Mtj,r +, p. DaoJrdga transferring
tho monument 10 the Stonawalt Association ca
the part nt nc sdias, aoi the venerable judge
Joseph II. Shcrrard, president Ct The aas9oa.
!0u, rtc2ivIGg it.
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IN ..

: KS ! CI.sH2G. from ice Suro;i!a
Ei:"s'.-', il PRO ;o.nted b. - - be The
rht;! SIS: "H ihe r.rset Tor tho price 20. sale |
:. ~. AVERY, 226 Hing st.
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i ,AA,ApAGHE CIDER sud only soc per
- 3HE"ii "e!y chci,o
Je2 L. ". AVERY, 226 Kinr street.
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-, III; !aoE EUssAcEs.-M i,r Johc ".
Hleeo' 9ec, i0T s4Verat months pas: hiss beeu
'aoNTn2 t. secure tia 's'sp,I, D m"rt of o.rclio
A'cns'Va lieu works /. hIs c;ty. VIZ! 20
NsstIoEtoc. accompanied b. judge CLsries L
o'G!f:, las: digit, aoJ had IL, ss,issc cry
c)osu!taho1. w:th Sau i,Iu"n r,pr95eutioe tue
corporation OF C ',i:s!ti:s who IrIpls! erecioe
tuFoaoa7 IN tbs city, yr TIE msDutGc are o.
Ho1 ~ new process. Tee plAas ttr the per.
manant establishment Of tbs WEEKS, and the
pfcp2sincn the ccm oaOy proposes to submit 70
ne City CouIcl! have all been cjmpeted. ard
Nal II Green a0d JUICE Stunt. who have re-
!Vissd them, cay thai 90 unreasonable dem end
IS made; that the clmpspy simply ak TO b.
released from all tsxaliou tor a term OF years,
OF daring thu time the works ore kspt 10 opo-
ra.lol. Rjth Ms )r Greco AID Judge S;urt
consd n the proposition oDe hat 90 ci,izsn c,u
rl] c. IL. At the request Ct parties iaierested
Mayor Smith has called meatlng of the CITY
CJuccIl i)r to morrow night when the PROPOSE
ton alluded 10 viii be presented, and explained
~ either add son L.. R0ache. esq president of
the Company, OF Capt. Archer, the Superlnlen-
Gen.. The gentlemen comprising the c5mp auy
are ali Of the highest standing, and DOW appears
that the establishment OF tbs ion works here,
the ms glitudo of which ia even greater than
at frs; anticipated, s dependent upon the
Ic:ion ct the City CoucciI. That the Ccuocil
Will giant the ftqlests Of the gentlemen mskiag
them, thore eau 90 not theslight eat doubt. The
managers f the Chesa peske and Ohio Railroad
have. Ii Is Il idsts.oOd. tt=rel great Inducements
TO the company 10 establish their works a. New.
port News. Mr.. Roache who has bacn selac:ed
as the President of the Company, is President
of tho lDdisco lI0ive,si:y
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! Noe LICENSES.

! Noe LICENSES.
H. ,., AUDITORS Ctlice, Hay 81, 1881.
no :.G1itof is now prepared 10 issue dog liz
cshsea lar ina year commencing June |. 1881. a.
lac ISto ct ono dollsr snd twenty-five cents for
ina!e3 and Gro dollar and scven.I. ii 20 Cents for
mydi-l0. ?. L. CROCKETT, Auditor.
VEIG& TO STATE TAN PAYERS.
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poMcG ITEMS Mayor Smith presided at
rolce haasqIar this morcio2 aud hocd
"m. B:oso, cJiored & delzan Of "PetcTs-
ec'&, ard enJ fas been whipped several
lines, 80 for csrDiog concealed wlaDpos, =
pIsta! ard dpk knit. Of course Brown c0ud
not ;aI the i!Ic, so! he WAS sen, to i,i, TO
s'oik 90 The chain caGg, for six moo.hs.
Eoo. Pr.cgCr, col5r-t, f:0m Pflnoe G3trSc'5
2ulry. NJ, a!rai1nct for ob,aiGinE goods
from l.uo!ada Wright, co!ored, uader false pre-
i2ns2s. VS. dismissed, as tho charge could not
b su-ts'ued, but t3r bcioE efuuk on the $ reefs
be Gas tioed i've dollars.
Vim. i!1ustu;gcr. small whi!o bog, Tor
stealing iron, VS. 6, o. TO tho work house Eias
Ccmptco, the grandfather ct he child. w.s sent
70 Inc work house ycsieldIy fJf Drunkenness.
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Bows l. Youth Boots i Shoes.

We have a worry largo stock Of Boys and
Youths Schoo! and Dress Shoes OF all the new
styles, which are warranted to Gi7o satisfaction,
sad will bn sold much cheaper tasn thsy caa b.
bought in this city or Washington j: vii! repay
you to examine these goods.
II will eEord Us erea, ss!ia!se!!o3 % show
!hcso goods 10 tho public, sHd 81! 10 can say IL
that they cannot BE- boa. II variety style q lali-
~ or prices.
W.B WADDEY. 10 KINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
LOCdL EREI4IES.

The picrio ior the b,uaf: of Ptnick Church
Sunday School vii take place to-mcrrov. ard
will doub:otss pro7e verj enjoyable affair.
Ll!la haggio Csihoun Bell, the daughter o:
Dir. Robert Bell, ir, died 8. The residence Of her
grandparents on Duke street, hi; morning sitter
q long Illness from terebro spinal menipgsi,.
The mother Of 1r. G. II. Ramey, whose i'll.
nes5 was notd 10 las: Fridays Glz,!te, died
yesterday, ns VS. learn by ic!tgcam to her SOD,
who is prevented iron G.tccGirs the tlacrsl by
the illness OF bis Tifc.
MI jonas Fisher loft here yesterday 10 attend
the iuncrsl OF s brother 81 Ch,m be,suurs Pa.
to-day. Mr.. Fisher Gied Sundsy lIs:, af.srs
short illness whn ia attendance upontha S7ncd
OF the Reformed Eli:copal Church, at litn,
Ohi9.
The following msrriago liceDc.s Bcre issued
10 Washington yesterday: K. Ii. Johnson aud
Rachel Morgan, 10th OF Loudouu county. Va !;
Philip /. kceter, Of Washington. eud Mary j.
Shipley, ct harrisburg, Va; Robert B3sher
and Matte Blanchard. both ct Richmond, vs. !;
Reuben Johnson ard Margaret L,ckett. both
of Richmond. Va, WiiIism T. Dura and Min.
ME Armstrong. both OF Richmond.