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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Interference with Strikers

READING. Pa, August l9.--Tho fourth days
s:ssion ct tho Grand Lodge. Knights of Pg,h-
lag. opepod here yesterday morning. Az i'm
p: rtsot mailer that will c>uo up for Gcioa
before the Gracd Ledge is portion Of the re-
port OF tho Committee on Law, Ia which tie
folio Hirg sm 'ndneot 10 thc bylaws tf Tiogs
Lodge, NJ. 304, 10 roterenc, to Interference
with strikes is RI .oted: Tho iuods of this
lodge shall GOT BIZ used to support. msintain. aid
or assist members when upon STRIKE. or when
refusing to work when work ESQ be had.
Neither shall the fuods of this lodge bo used to
aid or sssis: auy labor union CT ary kind what.
soeVer." Tho committee, 10 rej;c log this
smcrdm; n, assigned the following reasons
First II cotfos with tho provisions Of the
suoordluste ltdkc constitution relating to bono-
6;s. S.coni. Tho amendment is at variance
with tho Split snd detention of our law and the
phi. cples of our Oder" The committee adds
Tho right OF leborels, workirgmen or journey.
meo, &C log either as iadisd0als or as members
| of any association. to refuse 10 work or labor
for any person whenever in their OPTION the
wages paid sro Insufficient. or their treatment
by their employer is offensive, or their contin.
ued labor would be CONTRARY 10 the regulation!
OF any association TO which they may belong,
is expressly reocgoiz:d by he laws of Pe5u8yl.
vauls. We beIitva ii TO b, $50 ono Of thu
absolute rights ct mankind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
The hArkRfS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l9-Virginia Ga old -; do
delorret Is; do consolidated sO4 do % e..
ries 4lS past due coup =; new 10 4Os t2s bid
Flour very firm; Howard street and Weetern
super 25sS5; do extra 25,iG25; do family
QUASI rs; City Mills super 25a$5; do extra
6sS6 90: do family 50sS7 Is; do Rio brands
Z 57aS7 oU; Pat.psco tadily So. Whsst-
southern higher and strong; Western excited
higher and strong; Southern red l37sl40; do
am Der l42al46i No Maryland l46,llGt; No 2
Wettern winter red spot and Aug l42 bid Sept
lR4sl44; Ocvr l45ial455; Nov'r 1471 Corn
Southern higher and firm; Western high ard
strong; Southern white 10; do yellow nominal
Western mixed spot and Aug i3!s73i; Sept Y /
STA Oct 76s7fb stesmer G6 Oats higher, scsrce
and f'mi Southern 45adS Western white dSi 10;
do mixed 45s46 Peans 45s4o Kye nominslly
choice Penna and Maryland lGsSi9 Coff.e
frm Rio csrgoes ordinary TO fair lCtal2l
Sugar firm; A soft g Whisky firm nj 81 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Excitement OH the Philadelphia
Change.

PHILADELPHIA, August 19.-Tbere wcro
scones OF excitement and clnIusiou on the open,
Ing OF the gain boards Of tho Commercial Ey-
change yesterday that cxcocdcd ury day sIpco
tho carly isll OF 1879. when the coatinuous ad-
vance III wheat foIood the Suspension oil pum
Der OF prtm,Dcnt erain houses hero and ir Bal
'lmcrc aud Chic,go. The disturbance y:ster.
Gay was v6rltabiu pandemonium. aud even
the stcntoriau tones of the secretary, TINT 90
ordinary ccoasious aro audible within radius
OF halt square from tho Chaubc; of Com
maic' building, wero barely distiDsuishatls
nmoDg tho BsbIo Of tough that olamorcd for
recognition at tho CAL. Tho csuso of the con-
iuslcn was further sharp advance 10 tho quo
tatlons ftom Chicago and othor markets which
tho telegraph operator was randy transferring
from the direct wires Of tho Exchange TO the
blackboard, and tho eager anxiety of operators
to get in before this market could sdiust it.
Sell to parity with it's cariier opening neigh.
bors. The volume OF trading was UNUSUALLY
large, end the closing quotations wcro tho high.
ost of tho day. The advance as comptr 4 with
tho previous evening amounted to 4,. per bush.
el il corn. II }. 10 wheat and l!.24I. 10 oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Influenza Among Horses.

PHILADELPHIA. August ia peculiar cpl
demic has been raging among the hCrses around
Mech for several weeks pist. The FIRST sSmp
toms are tight cough, inc scat of the disease
being located 10 lhs throat aod orc or both
lunss. If GOT speedily checked it fuos into q
malignant stig,. such as pu,rid soro throat or
dlptheris. auu results il lyN MA O. blood
noison, ct which stage it is coulsg Gus. D,c,ol
Young, Media veterinary surgeon, who has
bad several of the afflicted horses under hi
care. ssys that there are indications that horses
during tho coming autumn will be afflicted with
this di:o,se in mslgnant and epidemic form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Pierced With u Red Hot Bar.

NEW YORK. August ia grecn hand en-
p!Oycd in tho Newark Steel Works was yesser
day in danger of bcog run through with rcd
bot bar Of iron. Michael McEvoy. another
employc, eighteen years OF age, saw his fellow
wolkmsu's deadly peril and saved him. 10
eetIrg Gu. OF the way himself, however, a bar
from srother sat of rollers shot cut with light
mig speed and rieroad him through the thigh,
the iron. heated 10 cherry red degree. pass
ing through abou. four ioobes ab5vo The kacc
und back of the bone 10 diagonal direction
The rollers wheels which shot it through the
flesh make $50 revolutions per minute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
NEWS OF The DAY.

Ole hundred End twelve ;mmigrauls srtiVei
at B'ltimtro ye:'er'ay fr1m Elgope.
The While amount sabscrltoi to the Mr..
Garfield fund up to this ims is $lj5, ISL.
What's the use Of tecgraphioz every night
that tho physioisn' in st:ead,ncs upon tho
President are "dlzing il az Id 1io;ng roou?"
Congressman S. S. CCx and his vile srfived
Of Cons!aninople yesterday from Rome on their
way to Syria.
Myron Dickson & Co.. grso brokers Of To-
disnspolis, bucket shop operators, suspended
operations Yesterday, having been caught heav.
llV by tho rise 10 corn. which struck them for
$50 600 or moro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
FrenZied by Disease

New York. August 9.-Frstz Fobrenbert,
81 gears of age, committed suicide 90 Wednes-
day uight ty jumping from q window ct his
residence at No Clio Ninth averu.. Ho had
bacn suft2tirg Tor long lime from an stFoo.ion
CT tho lungs mat c,used him considerable irsi.
taton and frequently led 10 delitium. Ia o
moment of frstz' he rose from he chair he had
been sitting 90 c)nverslrg with his m other.io-
law and suddenly springing to the window he
threw it open and leaped into tho yard. To
spite OF prompt medical attendaroo h. soup
eXGired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Wicked for CIergymen.

Rev. -, Washington, D @, writes:
believe il 10 be all wrong and even wicked for
cergymsa or other public mon to he led into
giving sestimorials to qu.ck doctors or vile
SUITS called medicines, but when really meri.
torlous srticle made of valuable remedies kno8n
TO all, that all physicians use and trust in daily,
Wa should freely commend it l therefore cheer
fully and heartily commend Hop B!ters for The
good they have done ms and my iliands. firmly
believing they have no equal for family use. l
Will not be without them. '-Ne,0 York Baptist
Weekly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
shirt type.

Somc OF the uegros who have determined to
vote the Malone ticket may probably change
their minds when they hear that tho gentlcmso
whose nara heads that ticket. saij, only few
years age: THE radicals of the North are
right. They allow 30 negro to exercise the
right of suffrage in their own home gov1ro-
ment The conservatives of the North arc
right. and their platform is the perpetual cx-
cu'ion Of the negro from the polls"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Breaking a Planters Neck.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, aug. 10. 1SSl.-A
special dispatch t,om Monroe. La. to the Dom
ocfst says: "Wednesday night, at tho Kansas
plantation. as Anderson Mitchell aud bis vile
W'r1 witkiag alorg tho road Mitchell was
struck On tho back of his neck with q stick,
breaklog bis neck. lie livoi tut low nlln.
ules. aaton Buser AID Perry Mlnscn. nc.
Rrocs. iva been arrested on suspicion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
FOREIGN NEWS,
The statement of the Imperial Bank Of Ger

The statement of the Inpe al Bank Of Ger
maOy shows decrease OF 6 100 0O0 uarss.
Three caored bishops have arrived at Lon-
don from the United States t. silcnd the ecu
nsuIcal c5uocil.
A iorcs Of po'ics accomplished tho steamer
which last evening conveyed the members Of
The British ministry from London to Greenwich
for the annual whitehall dinner. 10 consequences
of several threatening letters having been re-
c,ived.
Oae Of tbs Paris Rolh:chlds announces hi:
Intention to bcq1oOlh to the L,uvrc 40 ar! cal
lection upon which he has spent twenty Gst
million irancs, ADD largo part Of hi,lie. Tht
collection is famous among cocDosseufs Hi
also promises to leave one million francs With il
to meet the expense Of keepiog il 10 pris rVa
tlon aud the salaries of custodiins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

MARVIN IN CUSTODY. Tho chit + f po6c
OF Richmord &c ivcd telegram from L;bo.,
Mass, yesterday Informing him of tho aIrsst 10
that city OF Toom4s Ma,vIn. who, las. month.
bV false represr ntsiio,s. betrayed Mis- I.uco
Iorpln, gAly coouectcd yyupg LAZY into
msrr''G, and then deserted her at Albion, N.
Y. apd who also obtained about $500 from the
Fist National Bank Of Richmond, by means Of
forged draft on Chicago back. lie is re-
ported to be 10 custody awaiting rtullition
from the Governor. which will h, forwarded at
oncc. The teeliog in Richm md against Marvin
at the tlmo his base operations wero d ado
public, was inserso, many persons exercising
the opinion that he should DO summariy d.slt
with. some even going 80 far as 10 express o
willingness to i)in 10 an attempt to tsko the
law into their own hands aud pu. 40 cad 10
his career. Marviu. alias Arthur Merritt. is
known to have married ten women nrior to
marrying Miss Turpin, FIR the purpose Of aid
log him 10 sRlndliug schemes. lie is rapro.
s:nied to BE- mau CT abou: Fly years Of ago
and those who met him spcsk of him as possess
log excellent address. Some weeks sinoc the
detec ives got 90 The wrong scspt and arrested
man who answered the description of The
criminal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

A DOUBLE HEADED SNAKE-A Iasv r,;,,
on the farm Of Mr. Emmett B. La,ner, Lee
c)uuty. killed o snake recently which bsd tuo
nsads, ooe at each end of its body. The Seminal
says: The body was that of a spotted
snake common to this country. and the heads
were ordinary in appearance. both strik.
log. add exhibiting the ioiked tongue; the
only difference 10 the heads being io siz,, ooe
beiug fraction smaller than the other. The
body was about % teet long. tspariog from the
middle to the heads. Mr.. Lsrmsr. whose word
is urques,ioued. saw and examined the snake.
as dIu msny others. aud Wa have the statement
from his own lips. The lady says she Gould
easily have taken the soake alive. but did DOT
know Its vslue IS curiosity until it vas dead. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Financial,

NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-rho Posts fnsrci,
art!co says: Thu Sock Exc lsugo markets are
much less tcAve then yesterday. The share
speoulauoo continues teverish. but the net re.
suit OF he fluctuations thus far to dav has boon
decline in prices of ~ per cent. IT, s. bonds
are steady at unchanged prices. State bonds
arc weak for TenoessCcs, which arc down 5
par cent aad otherwise steady. Railroad
bonds arc irregular but generally lower spec
ulaiiVc issues leading The dooliDe. In the
money market call losns at back have gcucrally
been marked up to per cont. on steckl AID
few loans on U. 8. bonds are now standing be-.
low per cant. At the Stick Exchange G per
cont is The ruling rate for loaus,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Thc London I.ancers Speculations

LONDON. Aug l9.-Tho Lsncst Of tais week
Gays: Presidan! Garfold's increased debility and
persistent frt1nent pulse clements in the case
o! very great TbporG Should it prove that gas
ttict irritation has completely su5sided, and that
the patient Is able TO take anu digest III table
food. thera will yet be room for hope Of his re-
covery. On tho other hand. If tho Improvement
recorded on "Wednesday is not maintained. there
will DO tui small chances Of com batng Sill :ceas.
tully the extreme exhaustion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Extensive Fire.

VICTORIA, B. O., Aug. l9.-At throe clock
YESTERDAY afternoon destructive fire bryan OF
Yale in tho principal business block. Nearly
all the tusiness houses. three hotels, the court
house. jill and number of dwolIlog houses
were leveIed. Tho fire was 8 i'll raging at the
dato OF last i: spsch. The loss will bo v,ry
large and the Insurance., is quito small.
Later accounts represent the lie to have
crossed tho street aud to b, sweeping rapidly up
the river. All tho valuable buildings aro now
burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
suhseriptsons to I.and1enruc Eund,

LONDON. Aug l9.-In Lho House OF Com ,ons
yesterday, tho thiot Secretary for Ireland. MIR.
Forster, during tae debate on tho motion to so
into supply, stated that ha mnda an analysis OF
tho III oscfiptions TO tho fund tf tho lnnd League
with Tho following Result: Total ruceipts this
year IL. I0l pounds Of which ihs sun Of 4 SEQ
ptulds WAS from tho irish Word. Other Amer.
lean subscriptions amount TO ! ISL pounds, snd
there were from Great Britain 81 rolnds, and
from ireland lG2 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

DEATH OF CHARLES GREEN.-Chss Grocr,
aged Is, President Of tho Savannah Bank and
Trust Company, president of the Chamber q
Commerce. senior member of lbe firm Of Chas.
Green q Son, cottoo and shipping merchants,
aod tho acknowledged merchant prince of Sa-
vaoneh, Ga, died ct Orchard Beach, Me-, last
Tuesday. MIR. Green was the propti,tor OF
GreenWict, 2 very handsome estate 10 Pfiuos
William county, where he was wont 10 sDcod
his summers, aod was most highly esteemed
and honored by ell who know him. His death
Will cause profound aud sincere sorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Cyclone,

sT. PAUL. Mimi. Aug. ia cyclone near
albert Lee aud Amboy, MINI, on Wedncsd.v.
utterly demolI. he'd the houses OF r. j. Lane
snd Frank Weirz, and the wind and hail sImos.
ruined the crops ia the vicinity. Cattle vero
lscera!ed By the hail. but fortunately no uerson
was injured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Fatal Blow.

CHICAGO. Angus ia drunken fight o..
cuired Asst n,gos at , at AID Oakley s;rsfts in
Ralsng s saloon between twn gangs of blickyetd
men. George johnson. of ono gang. siuck
Jamea Cotr5gau Of the Other over th, r'gas eye
Wlth.a ienco. board traotufiDg his skull G0frsgan
died OF the wound this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
General Malone home organ SAWS ::

we declare that Don residents. whatever
their c'sims to eminoDce. ability, or phiIao-
tropy, cAn never understand tho chslac er and
circumstances, or wisely administer to tho
wants OF our coOred population.
And yetit attempts TO Rio tbs negro vote by
means Of the letters and speeches of such poa-
residents as Mcrssrs. Dawes. Hore. Blair and
other Northern radicals Of the ultra bloody
shirt tyne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Untrue,

New York, August ia report iodustri.
ously circulated BY irresponsible news collectors
that Vice President Arthur is or has boon i'll
OF tho cholera nortul is wholly untcuoded.
Mr. Arttut is in the bsst possible health st
present. and remains in the city TO hear tidincs
FROM Washiogtop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

| Now 1t Is cuTtsla Tia SJ.a:Jr vi ,!,uoa c.nr.i
paint 70 nnything 10 show tEaE the sversg,,sy..
| nuo t3r tha hex ten years vii! bs S4L0 OtO h.,
than Tor TIC p.:i al:Gt y;srS | have heard !.
sad that nc mcsut 10 iGc'udo tho atoli,iau oil
Tue DoilaaX 10 his ostlDste, hui that would not
at all affect tho general iinancsl cladtipn OF tho
State. Tor 10y the Coreiiu.nn tho pail tax il
sohool m'oey. ahd IS nooliion simply t.kcs
hat much from be snauoIa Nor eau ihjs l;s,
DO made W 10 tho sc1ools from the rtyeru.s
from prarottg IS some ig"orsnily suppose. lu,
| the Constitution ir0siivs Tor lhuu c,r.sn
percentage OF Tho reYcau3s, Wli.1 ih.Y oou .,t
and csu 10 40 c;se cxieed. 80 tbst ibo abo,i-
ton OF tho pcll tex tskas il much money Tram
the schools, jest as tho abolition Of tho phir.
Ping post adnl's that macy teo: TO the n1)Ia
Two cardinal paints 10 tha doctrine CT rssoius-
terlsm, these that is to say tho schools aro Ia
De roo0eu OF largo prt 1r lon of III, II suppcrt.
aud petty thoit IL TO bo sided ard Allotted, that
mass CT tho raoSa Vicious acd worthless nm.
pers mny BE- admitted TO tho p9ls to helm l.,
Keep Senator Malone 10 bu,iaass az eli # hos.
OF the SPOTS. Stripped to The 81 there ssanGa
roacjuhersm in its abhorout uskpdness
l. say then, 1t the poll Tax is abolished, ,houga
Tho agprfg Ito rovcnuas will be rcduc. 4 mn
schools aloas will suffer Inc loss. Tint rurh
Will como OFT the nX2eusts If tho SAFE. and m,
surplus turd svell .tla inr the interest TN TIM
public deb: will remain last TITO same. IL need
not, however. DO doubted that tho courts arc to
be picked with c1rinps judges, rrady to fore
swear themselves al, Il pcrvert ITO fund .nett,l
law, 80 that that surplus vi I no diverted fror,
the etedllofs to supply the diGici: il the school
tunt. Tho support Of the ashcoIs il to bo thrown
wholly uroo property, and then tao creditors
arc to be robbed ADD he owaefs of proDerty
Dlandered at the wll! Of Ssustot Mahouo and
his faithful ali.s." Radius: nent means
that, AID it IN ,srs uethcf ;si DOR more.
Hereafter vii shoW that tho revenues will
average Tor the neXs c.usus l:c,de S. 600 ONO
DEMOCRAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
Dangerously I'LL.

DEs MONIES, II. Angus: l9.-K, to Shelly,
tho railroad hcOrioe Of Boone, is daugcrou sly iii
IRON the cXDoSrr, to which she Was subjected
tho night he savcd a passenger train ifom
destruction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

Nj FfaEk Borden, c)na: cted with tho tfio,
OF the American Linen Company, Eal, R;1er
Mass, says: S.. Jao9b's Oil il very Lipbiy
recommended in Our factory, aod it wand h,
but simple asice for NO TO say few words in
'ts Irslso. Tho mao hsvs u5:d il for then ms
tism, 5tutaiGla. sDrainl. hu.ns. cuts, ooros End
IN last for s!mass G9siy aiment il claims ia
euIe, and IL does all ii promises to DO, mover
falling to cue. '0'e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

General Malone voted to make Mr.. w. T..
Chandler Solicitor General of the Uoited States.
MI Chandler in return has assured Genera
Mahone OF hls fullest sympathy snd adn.a
ration. " A noble pair Of brothers Ole stole
the vote OF Florida. the other sold tho vote OF
Virginia. but couIdn't d,Iiver Tho pofd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR G,yERNoR.
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBURC.
FOR LIEUTENANT ooYsRNoR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPER.
FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL.
z. w. McKtN NRY, OF FARMVILLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
.BlACK-DRAUGHT" cures dvspcn-
sIa, Indigestion aud heartburn,
For sale by Z. s. Las dbast.r E. r,,
Mothers stotber.,, ur..,,,,

are you disturbed st night and broken o, vou,
.est py SICK child suffering snf ewing viii,
tue oictuclaiing pain of cutting teeth II so,
g gHHo,3S and getn bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
H iitt,o as NH SYRUP: Il will relieve the poor
the.e IS no mistake sbcui it. There is mt
mosher on earth who has ever used it who will
hos Tell you at once that it will .eyuls.e the bow
els, ana give rest 10 the mother, tai relief and
nea!th 70 the child, operating like magic. 1t is
geriee.y sale 10 uss in all cases and pleasant to
tIe lasse' ana ID the prescription of one of thu
oldest and best fem.e physicisus and nn.sss ~
bottle. n,s ey'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

VIRGINIA CLAkErs. Puts and Q 1arts-rhey
arc uneHualed for their PURITY anu MEDICINAL,
r PROPERTIES. Sold b9 GEO. MCBURNEY &
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= ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE ALEXANDRIA
Broom. anaIINi In"
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BASS IL Co.. S ALE and DoUBLIN Stout lust
received at MoRrRsrys
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VIRGINIA NEWS

a telegram from Siauoton states that Thos.
-. WoodTarl, we'll known hotel manager,
died yesterday from the effects of an orcrdos,
OF laudsbum.
Mrs. Cynthia Watson. Of Botetourt county,
mad seven sons 10 the Confederate army, and ct
Inc end OF the war ell of them answered to their
names around the family hearhstouo.
Commssnuiops as pos;masters have been
issued 10 Thos. j. Warren. at Emory, Wash.
i1etcn county. and Thcs. l.. Young, at Mead
vile. Halifax county.
Davis MiIIcr, Of Bedford county, deaf
mute, on his Way to the DAT, Dumb, and Bind
Institution at Stauotoo, tho other ~. was
citing % the trsck Of the Chesapeake L. OHIO
railway whsn ha was struck by passenger
traln and Instantly killed. His neck aud one
arm wero broken. and u cash WAS cus 10 bis
temple. The train oamo upon tho fortunate
man suddenly as it turned curgo. ADD tho en-.
gnecr did not sec him in time to stop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19
WINE OF CARDIFF

checks and clear compilations.
For sale by E. S. Lead bea,er 8 Fro.
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Mahoney. o! NJ. 9j Perry street, WAS arrested
yesterday by Detective Mulsy Of tho Nav
Ctu Gu street polio', charged with robbiog tho
l.welry store Of u. f. Wo.f, No. 1C6 Grccpsich
street. 1t is alleged that he mad three acc ,m.
plIo;s Ooo OF the party dressed himself up as
cIunli ynan. went to the show Window and pc;red
Ia. Presently tho supposed u1tiyman went
into tho Store, Mr.. Wolf irquirod whs, h,
wanted aud tho latter asked 10 be 6hown
watch. Va lag esked whst knl tt a watch
he preferred nc pointed TO tho window. Mr..
wolf tou'd not mtko Gu. which + the watches
10 the window tho oIuctrynan designated,
Fannliy tho latter said
Como out and Ii! show it 10 ycu."
Mr.. Wolf went cut and the count.ymsn en-,
gagged hm III conversation about ihu watch
lilo a! ked Whist the pro, was, sud msuy other
qu s:lons la tho midst Of the conversation a
man went iulo thu store and grabbed lot Of
watches. Mr.. Wolf rushed after him aod
caught him A third mlu then appeared o,
tho ,coht and said to Mr.. Wolf:
'Th,ts ell hight, Mr., Wolf; I'll tako this
mac; In dc,eo6vs. saw il all. Shul ua
yout store aud CONE down 10 he staloa house"
Mr.. Wolf replied, "All right" AMI turned
the prisoner over TO tho detective. MIR. Wolf
Went TO tho tta:l&n house scmo t.mo later en-!
there learned that the cdunuyuao, the robbsr
aud the detective Wore cooioderatrs and that
they had fourth. who Was watching TO see
that The game vas pity,d in sufcty. iIe gave
descripIicn OF The men, and comp aiatd that
they hsd robbed him of Iropo5y Valued at
$500 D,tcc i've Muvy arrcs.ed M.honey in
tho Bowory. MIR. Wolf i'd: Dlifei he pr. OAR
as tho maa 60 sos Ihe watches. The pnIies
arc confident they will catch tho cthc1e.-Nc1p
York Hrr1H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

hELFAsr GINGER ALE Jus, received at
MCBURNRY'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-19

no 70 MCbURNEY's and buy yourself como
OF these flne Aexsudris made HaOoms.