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The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
Meeting of school Trustees.

The board met Dec. P, 1881; present, J. l. Fonek, Ben Goodrich and T. J. Drum.
 On motion of MT. Fonck, Ben Goodrich, Esq. was electedsreasurer, vice John .Clum, resigned.
 Moved and seconded that the public schools be adjourned from Dec. 22d, 1881, to January 8, 1882 Adjourned to Dec. g, at one o'clock p. m.
 On the adjournment of the board all the mem bers thereof, in company with NJ. A. Smith, Esq. visited the schools and made brief addresses tG the children
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
Deeds of Violence,

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. 22,-Wm. Ray. nor, United States deputy collector of rev enue slot dead John Momson, we'll known sportsman, in quarrel over a courtesan. Raynor surrendered.
 MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 22. - To-day began the trial of Will Vance, who was supposed to have been in sympathy with the negro rioters at Marion in this county, who on election day, Nov. .Sth, killed several people, The prosecution is proceeding upon the theory there was a conspiracy to commit murder, and expect to convic, Vance by word or deed.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

An hour later Reginald has ust finished polka with Julia Mahatfy, and is standing near the conservatory discussing with her the question of whether a blue dog or a red tree with chrome yellow COW standing underneath it is the most suitable to be painted on 'eacup, when the sound of voices reaches his ear Glancing carelessly into the conserv- atory he sees Adelbert Quirk leaning over Aphrodite McGuire as she stands near the bay window careless. ly plucking to pieces blush rose which she carelessly holds in her left hand. Adelbert is speaking very earnestly, and as Reginald listens he hears him say:
 "Your heart, that unerring and ever.vigilant monitor of the soul, must tell you in words far plainer than any uttersnce of mine, that without the inspiration of your love my life would be as dreary and aim less as the editorials in Cleveland paper, and the days drift wearlly by 'w;ftnoat 5.rg.r.na of light to bright en the dreary horizon of my exist ence. You surely cannot but"
 "Curses on the reporter!" said Reginald in hoarse, passionate tones He has sold us both the same speech and with face convulsed witt passion he passed rapidly into th' supper-room and again tackled tho l mince pie
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

WITHIN the past ten days there
 been a great cementing together
 he law.abiding people of Socorro, Nv Mexico, and at recent meet of the committee of safety there
 admitted sixty new members e people of our sister territory l m unanimous on the cowboy Pstion-they must behave them res or go.-Daily Evening Trib'
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
Third Ward Meeting

At a meeting held by the Third Ward club in Judge Splccr's office, last evening, the following
 named gentlemen were duly elected as delegates to represent saidlwardiin the city convention: D. A. Moriartv, J. A. Megrin, Thomas Vincent, Mir. Brophy, Wm. V. Burdette, II. Kingsbury, l. Isaacs and A. E. Fay. The secretary was instructedt tQ issue credent as to each of the above named delo- I.f.4t
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Srnali-RAx i'm illinois.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Small-pox has brok- en out at Mansem, town fourteen miles north of here. Several cases are reported The disease seems spreading rapidly in thls state. Cases are being reported from many widely separated sections.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
senator Miller llI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Senator Miller is still confined to his residence by illness, which appears to be malarial fever, but nc doubt is felt that he will be able to be out agaln Tn a few days.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

SUMMERFIELp BROS. have just received 150 suits fine black diagonal, beaver, tweed and casslmere suits, all of the latest styles and best material, which up to New Years day will be sold at 10 per cent less than former prices. We do not import goods 10 keep, but to sell.
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More Omcial PecuiatiOn

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 22.-Fred, w. New bury, assistant secretary of the State Pub lie Works, was arrested for raising checks to the amount of $400O. He confessed to that amount, but larger forgeries are sus- pected,
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Hotel Arrivals

AT THE GRANpss C nt ts4d;t A.t{ .' Jas c. Barnett, Charleston;s III ip 11eex3 pib' on; H. S. Rochol, Mrs, n l.2t pfowT esa xfanr cisco. g.Co1<,3 a.. .. .A&} tt{ tt,t M .f
 oosxoF0xrfA X, s .85s4sts '
 James Floyd, scnon; lostop Mill |; A. Maype, .Bemipk N s1tst V 0e X1xrs Benson Adam MsSit. N |, Ii1pqeHofs 5k6 1sncsco; Jos.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

HE following correspondence h the Robinson Consolidated |e, Colorado, reminds one forcihly he celebrated Luttrell cores \ience from the Holland mine. hington camp, Pima county, inson Consolidated manager tele ed December 18th: Shipped yester |07 tons; average assay, 57 ounces hing going ali right" Director gton, who is now in Colorado inves 2 the company's affairs, telegraphet day that Sl6,0O0 must be immediately ,phed him for the purpose of paying
 the cOmpany's notes, now due, al were not sufficient funds for tn, se at the smelters to the cre>.it of tn, hny
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

TIE famous spring of boiling wa ter in the middle basin of Hell's Half Acre, in the Yellowstone region, has lately become still more wonder full as geyser. Four or five times every twenty four hours 1t discharges column of water, freighted with stones and obscured by a volume of steam. The hollow formation fol hundreds of yards around the orifice trembles under the upheaval, and the water IS thrown to height of hun dred feet.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
A Wicked Reporter.
Murst Halstesd in the Chicago Tribune. WDo you love me. Reginald?n

"Do you love me, Reginald?"
 The supper in connection with the fete champetre given by Stuyvesant McGuire in honor of the nineteenth birthday of his only child was over, and the spacious parlers were filled with the younger portion of the as- semblage, by which they had quickly been devoted to the worship of Terp- sichore. Reginald Mulcahey and Aproditc McGuire had been gliding through the soft, sensuous measures of Strauss waltz, aud as the music ceased they had strolled into the dimly lighted conservatory, where, as they sat with clasped hands, her pure, sweet face looking lovingly Tn. to his, the question with which our story opens had been asked.
 "Do I love you, my little one?" re- sponded Reginald, as he imprinted large Eighteenth ward kiss on the ruby.red lips that overhung the dropping sensitive mouth. "Your heart, that ever unerring and ever vigilant monitor of the soul, must tell you in words far plainer than any utterance of mine that without the inspiration of your love my life would be as dreary and aimless as the editorials in Cleveland paper, and the days drift wearily by without one gleam of light to brighten the dreary horizon of my existence. You surely cam t but know, Aphro- dite, that before knew you 1 was a wild, reckless man, and that when your love burst over my scared soul sweet joy stole over my being "a sense of cal peaceful rest, such a the storm tossed mariner feels when the glad sunlight comes in golden glory through rift in the leaden clouds that have so long o'erspread the horizon and looked upon the wind swept sea in sullen glee, or comes to the belated traveller when the soft, mellow light of the unex- pectedly.open saloon burst upon his enraptured vision. My love for you and the knowledge that it is return ed has given me an aim in life-an aim, I may say, with large A. With your right face as a beacon light, my course shall be as un- swerving as that of the majestic and eternal sun, whose fervid rays are even now kissing the limpld waters of the Pacific.
 "Say no more," said Aphrodite. "I believe you fully"
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

THE Life of James A Garfield" by J. D. McCabe, for sale by A. M. Robertson, Post Office News Depot,
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26
GOuItl's Nemesis,

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The grand jury indicted J. Howard Wells for sending Jay Gould blackmailng letters.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

Queen Victoria, on October 25, completed a reign of A years and 12S days, which is just the length of time that Queen Elizabeth sat on the throne, that queen reigning from November F, 1858, to March l4, 1903, consequently she has reigned longer than any other queen regnant, and longer than any English king, with the exception of George H., who reigned 60 years, Q76O-lS2W; Henry IT., who reigned 56 years, Q2l6-l272), and Edward H., 90 years, (l327-l377.)
The Tombstone epitaph., 1881-12-26

JAMES FLYNN's card tLat appears in another mn should be read by every voter. Its utter g are those of an honest, straightforward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-12

j. VIII y K OFTWO DEEDS TRUST
- c1' CItnd ,: Charles ". Nowl.nd sn6 wife
~ brail-g 40 resp, c.Teiy on tbs 9Th dav Of
AiNIch "hd Iia g y II Jane, 1878 and OF recort
III "a" iaGd 1ecutcs o! tn cry Of Alexancri.
's ltb"r I, gss e. and 2i5 the sub:crioers. rs
t7ustetS q 'JhA Mount Vernon Co.opnrstive
bul.c TX as at;On Of AleIsudra, Va " y;
o3 orGer ct tho BCsrd OF Directors Of the shid
ASSOCIATION duly made. and in 1urausnce Of the
SCI! HI Luhlic tu;!ioD IN SATURDAY, the
-9.n day OF January. 1881 at II IN, in front Of
inc Msrket huiid'ng, on Koy,l street, ia the
c''y CT Aie1ar drla. Virgins. the property coz.
eyed by the So c.s0s OF trust, to wit:
10. l. a LOT OF GkOUND with TWO
BElUh TFHGti ENT3 thereon on Tho west
SIDE OF FhlEtsG street. between Wilkes and Glib.
Don stress, IN tno said city Of klozandri,, in
t'oht on tniTi$2 street 30 feet IL inches, and in
uepth l!o iett II cncs 20 II t-tL sley.
~ NO a LOr GROUND With FRAME
Don ttFect, between Fa!7!sX and Lee slrests in
he sad city Ct 'ex.ndrIa in front on G,bbon
st:e!t - ieet and in ccplh IS iect inches,
NO 5 a LOT OF GHOUND al Dining No.
on Inc east III font on Gibbon street 2l fact
ara III depth 56 feet 6 inches moro or less.
no q. OF OF GROUND with FRAME
LEN m ENJ thereon on the Yves. side of Fair
lax street, be.w .ea GIb6on snd Flsaklin cts in
Inc s'lf c y OF Alexandria in front on Fairfax
street 10 Ice; and in depth 81 feet, and bounded
on inc south by & ten teet ai!ey.
Gss- Lo! No. l will By sold in two sersrste
psrcals. WV -
Tern: Of Ssie: CASH.
,iEV. Il. ROBINSON
.iNO. y. SHOOT, }Tru:tecs.
Tdt HAS FGRkY,
jsnll--eots
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By ONeal & Lucas. Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile REAL ESTATE BY virtue Of de-
ereea OF the Circuit Court Of Fairf.I county,
Va, rendered at the Ju1e term. 1850 and NC
venbe. tern, 1890 thereof in the chs1c.ry causo
OF w. 4. Emerson and wifi g. ais. vs., EVA NJ.
Emerson ct alE.. the subscrib;r, as commissioner
Of sale, In sid causa, will e1pcss for sale at
public auction on SATU ROAY, the 18Th day
Of January, 1881 ct IL NJ, in front Of tia Mar.
ket building, OF Royal street, in the city of Al
andris, Va, the RkAL E5TaTE il tho said
decree mentioned. OF which Hsrr!lor Emerson
died seized, to wit;
No. /. a LOT OF GROUND. with TWO.
STORY FRAME DkELLING HOUSE. in
the village Of West End. in Fairfax County, Va,
situated on the south eide of Duke s:rset, e..
fenced, short oistarc, wat of thu "5tone
Bridge" and containing two roods and twenty.
five poles.
No. 2. A TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax
county. Va, south of tae above described los
No. !, aud separated tnerefrou By tee Y. d.
and A. q T. railroads, adjoining tue Is eds Of r.
L.. Rotchford, Holland aud o.lers, and conisin.
ing Let acres of dry land. moro or lsss, 81 ncrcs
ct mssdow land mo's or les., and about ID acres
marsh land.
Terms of sale-One ff.h ofthe purchase money
In cash. and theresidusin three equa! psyInsnss.
! at six, twelve and eighteen mcn:n5 f;om Tho G:y
OF sale; the deferred ray msnts to bear iateses;
| from the day of sale, and TO Do secured ~ tna
notes Of the purchasers. VITA eool pefsoo-' So
curty, and the retention of the title unl thn las.
payment Is made ALBEIT STU
i decle.eodts Commissions: ~ oa!ss
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VIRGINIA HgzEDLaMss ANYWAY,
NOTI{1E

The undersigned give: nctica b ). ty vi,!u:
ofs decree rendered OF the 20ih (: December.
1880. by the Circuit Couc. Of tie Cts oF Aic.an.
dris, in the cause Of G.sher, V. The ", ".
Il. & IT, s. Is z. CO, M i: now prepared t. pay
out L tacts n lis hands o: to.!ow::
% 70 the holdess Of bcn3a ND c~uroas Of the
lst mortgage Orange eud AlexaaG.i. Railroad
Company. the prinsioal and interest thereon IN
full to January lst, 1851.
(2) To the holders Of bonds snd coupons of
tho "a mortgage Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road Company. tie principal and int:rsst there.
on :njuN to January lst, 1881.
(SJ 10 the holders Of bonds snd coupons of the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, the principal
and interest thereon in fuH 10 Jsrus.5 Is, 1881.
(4) 10 the holders of bonds and coupons of tn
81 mortgage Orange and Ale1sndris Railroad
Company dividend Of 97.425 per centum upon
the principal and interest thereon to January LIST,
1881.
(5) To the holders of bonds and coupons of the
LIST mortgage Orange. Alexandria end Manassas
Railroad Company dividend of 70 g. per cent.
am upon the principal aad interest thereon to
January 1st 1881,
Etch holder of bonds or coupons OF the fret
and second mortgage Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, and the Manassas Zap Bail
road Company, must productive same and upon
receiving the money therefor surrende. them
Tor cancellation. Holders of the third Orange
and Alexandria Railroad bonds and coupons and
drst Orange. Alexandra and Manassas Railroad
oonos and coupons. who. as stated above. will
receive dividends thereon must befora receiving
such dividends produce the ssme that such
Credits msy be endorsed thereon.
JOHN g. BARBOUR, Comm'r.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va. January 8, 1881. [j.4.eo2w
Hica. Dispatch and Lynchb'g Virginian coz VI
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IHa VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY Co -
10 trustees tgr ihu associated bondholdcrs
ncd creditors size tic, that there wil be g
mcallos CT Inc stockholders Ct the newly Or
ssn I'D o9mpeny On III S lay, tie Is: day OF
February, ISL, 3! uocn, at TIC gensiaI tti;a
OF the c;9gsry 10 th., Z j.. for the purpoas of
else ing lie Prssi;iaot aud Directors Of the
comply, nrd III hyr ziog thu issue o: tie
mortgage totd: ;ryvlt d by ira schemo CT
feorEsazsioD, Grd iratssc INK uoylo:Hcr corpo
rste tuHaes:.
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SHOOK ESTABLISHMENT coLD.-Mr. s. I.
M,rll hes sod vut tbs shook establishment
here 10 Mes,Is. Lord l. Hight. OF Baliinoyc,
TaO l6terd 10 oonu1ut the iu.is.ss in this
c''y. Dir. Ne rriI. Ii IS Understood, viii Iesve
A'e1aIdfs IN short tine Ter Wisconsin where
lie Hlli engsgs 10 h, lumbsr bus!ssss,
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HE MOUNT VERNON COTTON FAC1oEY.-
IL Is understood there are tslr psosp.c for the
reoperlDg OF tho Mount Vernon Cotton Factory
,r Ibis city, provided Mr.. Robert Garrett, Of
ballncVe. will esea or sill the properly o.
i:6eral terms. Mr. +. l. VsnAuken Is j. CDR
respctd nos With gentleman in the North
"lo desires 10 lease or purchase the factory,
aid put it 10 operation.
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MARRIAGE Mr.. Il II cuuucrs, formerly
0! Al x4odria, tu: BOW busines, naoaeer for
MIR. R,bert Poun,r iu NvrfJIk. Va was mar
lied. a. 81. Mays Cnutch thi, siternooo, ty
Rev. tsther o Kane, pastor OF the church, 10
Miss Nauai. Grweny, OF this ci'y, daus hter Of
the !ate Richard q msoy. TIE maoy friends
OF Air and Mrs. Summers Eish them a long,
prosperous add happy life,
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GuE OLD DOMINION Boat CLUB.-Tho Old
Iomlnloh BoRt Ciu0 neld very peasant me-, !
ing h. their hsl lsst night a number of ladies
We're present. and it Was decided to give anothsr
oEs CT taei1 Charming :hoitrical entertain menls
at an early date, which will be- looked forward
10 with much pleasure 6fser the meeting =
short line wss spout 10 tripping on the light
fantastic toe" 10 inc excellent music 0. n >
Ale1aod,la Musical Association,
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HE CANTATA Aud Cow expectation is 90
tiptoo 10 WluGsS III, ca1ieraa t Armory Hall
to morrow sight. TAG tickets ere going Of
k hoc c.kcs." sld the performance will
certainly b. orc CT the most attractive, 10 every
pErIcu.Gr Il a. was ever given in AtXsudris,
While r largs uudietcr is already assured.
thtso Who have Coz Tot secuted ticke should
CO 50 a. onca. So as to Saw, confusion spd de-
lav
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REAL ESTATE IN TEE CIlY.-Ths assess.
mcnt OF lie ploper y IT Tue CT 2 has been Gu
o'udet. b. Mi. r. alDTy Simgsyu, assessor.
and he ras tsrs'e, abinh at the last Safe
as.essuept. 10 1876. Vas 81 200 265, is oow. 10
1881. 81 9J7, Ito. dec:easc o! 81, 593. 095 10
Gse y9lr:
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LOCAL BREVIIIES.

See notice of the Superintendent of Gas.
MI A. d. WslGeld, whose Sickness has been
noticed IL the G,zstto. has 50 far Improved as
to be able to be GU: to day.
Iraios 90 The Washington AID Ohio Rail-
road were bchild time to day 10 c1ustq leLce
OF the snow stoFD yesterday.
! Mr.. jacob Roxbu y. Superintendent of Gas,
| Who has been C0ahuel to Bis house for day Or
Two bY severe cold, conIr-c ed wlile in the
discharge OF his tuu;s. is somewhat better to-
dsy, and cxoec;s 10 b. gu! 10 dsy or Two.
Marriage iiosnsos wcro issued in Wash,rg:on
yes:erdsy 10 Augustus Saeihim, of Pfloce
Gsorgs's county, Nd, aud Tnrrtss Butler, of
Washl' SOP, and R'chs,d Rode and Augusta
l. MlIl.r, both ct Frsder cksbutg, Va.
R. H. Davis, os Prince William county;
Charged with obtaining SIS under 1s,se preten
sas from Mr.. s. F. Msrrrl. IF Ills civ, was
before u,tc9s May, Whi.:lesey AID Thomp-
son this afternoon, bat tho trial had not been
Concluded q: half past four O'clock.
The peculiar adeptarioo Of d.. Bulls Couyb
Syrup to SO many phases Of THROAT and Brou.
chlaI diseases has rander'd this remedy i'm
mers y popular. Sold everywhere. % csnt9
bottle.
:, Tno popularity CT McbURNEY's ROASTED
CoFfEES Is accounted for ry ih- t C. that toey
ar roasted "a the latest IMPROVED STEAM
HOASTERS, retaining all the aram attic ou,iries,
m'k!rs a uer;sc. ROASTED COFFEE. COFFEE
you get there ls surc 10 rcssc. iaul2
MC5ORNEY & Son 1--we ja5t received dele
clous RI hsGa ORANGES, sweet end very large:
also MALAGA GRAPES II you want strict
cao'ce tralt thst Is he 81 see to &c. il. isnl2
Parents give 8. S s ,o5ou- chill jgen-tske
1t ycurstl:-t eraaicates every taint
CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT ilCBURNEy's is the
pest We have ever USED. Iod yeG iheV only
charge 80 ceos a yl,n far it. jsr4
there never " s BETTER TEA for 50 coDts
per ncuod than that which Is aoW bciog sold Of
MobuRNEY s SToRE. jan4
toLD WEATHER During tho cold snap
tafif is 1othi"g mcre oa.ui0r,aGlo than @ good
not Steve. S;oVcs CT OF! kinds to suit ell lur
o1ssGTa .nd eli Price, ca1 b. fouod a. StG0s
61ry's C9ntrsl 9tosc House. corner Kipg aud
WsSh:12;oa Streets, tMrBaEpty's Building
Special announcement.
JUST RECEIVED
tiVe hundred elegant OvSACOATs ard u
sTERE1TEs, HhcA an s3ii;nG 81 TWENTY PER
GENT lover .ben spy hnusc 10 the CITY.
OFEHCoATs tro,d 50 50 uuas
NOSE WATERWAYS
Cor kips ard Erik .ts.
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AWUaENENTs.

I Ec20AE'
FOE THE
y FIT OF THE POOR.
Under The auspices of tho
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE pAuL,
Rev. HUGH L. MAGRVNEY,s Sd,
Professor Of Sacred Elcquenca st Woodstock
College, Maryland, will lecture on
CHRISTIAN ChIVALRY,
Al RAORY HALL ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th.
Tickets rs cts reserved seats so CTS
Doors open at 7; lecture at 8 is1)3t
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inE AoUEDUcr. The ltam. woik fir th0
AIeS.udn. Csust Aqu:d1o. hss been com.
plet'" ii q the pIac'ag OF il il che Aqucduct
was o'mmeao d last week. Atunber OF iron
avel' II cSs, cas-; a: tie ftu,dry OF Messrs.
Jam esGa u Collins. 10 thi, >, were S. ut up
sc calal yesterday mora nS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Probabilities January Il l6S0.---
For the Middle tstef, NiCds shifting 10 west ST
south With risiag barometer. clear CT fair weath
g a9d .ta.ionsry or slowly FILLING barometer.
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OFFICERS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At meeting OF the Drtc ors CT tho Fire, NJ.
tiausl Bank. held this morning. the following
officers wefo elected for tho e5suiUg year a:
President. s Ferguson B .sch; Vice Presidents,
vi! iam J. Booths snd s. CHAIRMAN Nesle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-12

OrENlNG CT TuG CcEC0EDIA RESTAURANT.
DC n'R and ;!cssr; rcsiauTart rto.uiIy b1!is
hLG a:agLi&c}Oliy iitsd " By Sir. Jscob
Is 'hr.ns. ooe q !ta mast o~iIset;c ard thrifty
Il GU Etth;41 C!2 Us, was cpeucd 10 tie pub.
10 10 Gf!, W." grsuo ha qI3t UGS prepared,
az c Was H'rii'SGn o. hy ;GmbclS ot Mr.. 3. g
'ElsaIs en: ;.s!o... Use u1icofd.a is arranged
''t'h pubt.c AID private c,gtog and reception
'otEn', bs'I !cli9g tal, ald every N d IN
cJUveLIe@c', al! IL enc Of ina hards,mest reg.
t"uT'o 10 The sac. l. 10 evident Sir. B,h-
cess 'I:6%S nov 20 keep hotel."
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ANOTHER INDICTMENT. The grand j !!y oil
ms Usited : ars Circui; Court, 10 scs.ltn in
Ihls cly, Judge Il. w. Havhes presiding, YES
teIcap ALTERATION, pI, SEQ cd az ind utment
'asarst.A. Il. l. Wis, registrar Of Cu!peper,
iHr tc!urn.: 20 ,H:"r Tho upm.s Ct qualified
v3tcts ct t;o; cGuniy On tbs r.. istrsiou books,
pr>5ious t. Tie list eiccticn" The jury was
,teE aGj Hraci.
Eh::v 49, 40 it>iress 'ra1sacted ia ci:hor
ID trcuN CT D,s,lsj I'-u!s this rl0ruior,
.n'' TO h c'Ufs ACT. aCi ;n:aed ua,iI tbs 80
OF tcb'usTs, wiaa !1J g!scuoa cases si CONE
Ep ior ria.
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No MEETING For W ,ut 0: quorum. The
annual mse'log OF the stockholders If the Alex
audua sDd Fairfax Agricutursl and Iodas,ra
Association, ct nouuced to Tux, pIac, yesterday
10 this CITY, vas pos,p:ncd ill Tuesday, the
25tb inslen,.
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CoUR7 OF APPEALS, YEsyEBDAY.-The
case OF it9 Wa:hlraiou Ci.? Savings Bank
agc!as. Dysjs Ga3 others w:s argued by Hon.
". Wiilo1ghby FIR Erp;!IaG', I'D John D.
McPIeIsGa, Getr.a L. Asp4by and L;uden
Kent. Eos, loC appeiless aud submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-12

ACQUITTED The jury i>at night in the csse
Of the tcnc:cnNeai.n l23inst iii Pe!ty, in
dictcd several month ego for tho robbery Of s
msn named Glit10, f!on PhlaGe,ph On tTisl
in the Corporation Court ell Gag ysEtarday. a2-
OF not gutg. cDt tho ACCUSED wss discharged.
In the case 0! Lewis Petty, Ge3Igo jones ard
John RCdy, cEsEGed With being parties TO the
robbery, roi!a p.csegri Was entered, and tSey
too were d,,cSarled. 3-iII the complainant
in the ccse. charged inst 10 had been robbed
OF 81 100 n ITO restaurant Gf Capt. Petty, On
tia wharf, lest &C oae-, bu. fsi.od 10 briac :;I.
ward tEe oV:deaca 10 c2nGCtt tie defercsnts
with tbo cl:afcG robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-12
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-12

80 n4a'!.et this week WIS very poorly sup
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H'c's nave ,drsICet on our !est quo.s,ions
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