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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

@taub unb @pnuen(dein peraateno,
mar Ct eben beim s.eilt gise nnse'prbn=
te. unerwartete SuSpenbirun8 ppn Der
tdaliden Nrbeit CAB bm bic @elesenbeit
21pa gu elmer Stunbe 5u iiberraIden. in
melder fie ieln Sommen ni4tr pcrausiehsn
tDnnte. Seine prn enDlrlen. mioerltret'
tenben 3weifeln Sequilte @eele biiritete
mad 9emibbeit, cine furdtbafe Spanz
uuns ia8te bus Blut burd ieine aoern,
ea 49,. Seraoe als er uuf sDinbesFa=
aeln bite ellen uSsen $500. trat SAM
fcmitI9 ibn in ben gBes. ST mar I'M
Besrift iit ben elenben @uherer nit
berben Bprien bra 5alfe gu idaften, ais
Sener Nnbeutunsen uladte, welde nit
einem Sdlasc ben mioerwi0i9en 3uhS=
rer in eiuen fol9famen DeSieiter perwan=
belten.
Sein Wort waro 3Dii4en ben beiben
Wtdnnern sepeielt, bis bic Sbe @infamz
teit Der Gartenfarabe fe umsab, bann
plSblid ftanb Petia itil uno fraste nit
rauter @tin,me 8rn pelden 3inien
MOLTEN Sie nit mir ipreden, Seoor
Swanpwitfd, ih idulbe Sbneu nidts.
@ie 3war nidt, 8dter4eu, antpcrtete
Santemitid nit unansenehmer Dretltia.
teit, aber Munn unb Brau iino ems uno
Slhmpiabe Dimitriewna be1crst oas
@eloauSBeben gum 8emunbern.
petia tparb nod bleider, feline plStli=
DE- Atnuns bate ibn alic nidt betroSeu.
Dapcn meib i'd uihts, cntihlapfte es itm
uniDiatlrlih.
(Gortfetuns fDIgt,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08
IDifliM.

Stir Die int beutl6ldnbil l6en Grcilell,
aud unter ben @ebilbeten, nod imnter
porberrl6enoen irrigen Mnli6ten ilber
ttmerifanli1e 8erbdltnilie, baben mir
id)on man6e 8etpeiie geliefert. Soft
lid iff aber, mas Ser &atbgeber auf
oen @ebiete Der 2anbtpirtbi6aft, ses
Sb1t= limb @artenbaues unb Der 9ausz
,uirt6l6aft" (ein re6t biinbiger Sitel),
BET in 8erlin eri6eint, in ieiner Num=
mer ppm /. Wfai, unter Der l1eberi9rift:
vltnIere 9lustpanberung. Gin Torz
l9lag su oerem 8erminoerung." su ia
gen bat.
Nad)bem ber11ieoene llrl laden rlno
@riinbe, bic sur 9luspanOerung ma6
9lmerifa (@er. Staaten) trelben mDgen
angefiibrt ipuroen, beibt es mortll6
tueiter:
veeSn Mmerifa 1inb jeoem &opf $500,
circa 1000 Marf bpm Staate als Gigen=
tbum garantirt, bic inn gtiemano,
ielb1t BET @retutpr ni6t, nebmen bart.
gGiro in Mmerifa Semanb bur6 irgenb
lpel6e @9idlalsi6ldge banquerDtt, iuez
geu 6orberungen berflagt uno 16lleBli6
ercfutirt, bann bat ber @reflttor bort
,pie bier bas Re6t uno Die pfli6t, ben
gerflagten gu pfdnben, er muB ibm
aber 10 pel laiieu, baB ct fein Gei6dft
fortieben fann, baB bas, mas ct bebdlt,
ben Mertb bon 1000 Wtarf bat. Ser
Wann lit alio na9 unieren bo6eibili=
1irten Mn1i6ten ni6t banquerott, ii6er
aber ni9t 8ettler, benn iol6e fann
Nmerita ni6t brau9en, bic merben nur
bel uuo uns stuar auf bem Wege Der Gez
leBgebung gebegt uno ge5ii6tet. Wer lidb
allo in Nmerifa niebergelallen, tper IT.
genS Elm @el6dft angefangen, iper ent=
ueoer Gelo lnitgebra6t ooer iol9es
hur6 -menn aud i6were Mrbeit-erz
,uorben bat, ber 1T, ipenn er es ni6t
lei6tlinl1ig pergeubet, ii6er, leben, fein
@el6dft fiibren alt fDnnen, audi Dann,
tuenm i'm unberf6uloete Dber unDorber=
geiebene llngliidsfdlle treffen. ST fann,
es gei6ebe, mas ba tpDlle, nibt 8ettler
tperben, benn ibm bleiben auf aue Jdqe
Die inn ais Staatsangeb0riger bonn
Staate gepdbrleiiteten 800 9Oll., nit
benen er li6 INNER tuieoer aufridten
fann."f
S6lieBli6 mirb 6iirit 8ismard an
gerufen, iebem 9euti9en bon Stats
tpegen cine Sunlme bon 1000 Wfarf als
unangreifbares 8erm69en gum 2ebet
Slt garantiren, I'm oer Mustpanberung
giubalt gu tbun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08
Dte sefa5rltdfen Gauner.

Dte sefabrlt&fen Gauner.
auf benz aussebe6nten Jslbs Der Quad.
falterei fnb oieisnissm Nmerilaniihen
y vNeptrenbs" bic untsr bsr Masfe drift.
li&er Qisbe nit einsm iosenannten Mil.
fiOndr 5rtt- &e3spte ben armsn 8rantsn
betriissn wullsn. Das bsrrlid, ~ &3ept
1T ber fredlts Sdwtnbsl, ba BE perldris.
bentn @r3neimittsl gar ntGt sriitrsn, mes.
talt tttn aputbeter Ge MAIDEN tann, unb
orr arante se3'punsen II, weribloles 3eas
gu unpsridamt boben Yreiisn sntwsbfr
pum driFl'dm nNepertnb isIba pssr
son fcinsm SslferSbelisr ,u bs,isbsn.
5cifsn mir. bab Der .Nettunssan
Ter" Der idon 70 siel Gatss ee.prtt bat,
aud ot,ien iaubfren 5erren bals oas
fdnObe eaubwsrf lsst. vpbila. Neue 3ts.
OaS pOrtreftt&e Bud wirp BON Dem
altsn unb bspatrtsn Deutl&eu Sstt .Sn
ltltut. 412 n. 4. Or, VtilabeIpstr, ga,
fur s5 ets. fret Ssri&idt. uvpjla. Ga.
,ette."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

- Mittsr wenn .Str Gua cure ets.
nsn ictpis eurer &ineer @eiunbbsit unb
NaGtrube erfreuen wolt, 70 perihafft
@uh Nsuaabter's nDeutfdes
4tnbtrmsb;" (Pacdotrophine). So
III bas bsfs. bilisas unb bsillamfe Nab,
runssmttttl fur guer Iino. 8sriudt ss
unb Sbr wsrest finben, tas bic 9ntssd
uns bieiss StOf.s elm tpa5rer Sessn fur
Natlsr it, bic ibre 6inber niht bin.
rsihtne init Wuttsrmild ernabrsn t6nnsn.
,Dsutines Gtnbermebl" mirb
pcn Msrstsn lsbr smpfoblsn. uno III tn
arsn rsnommtrien Npo.bsfen ~ tabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08
9aapiprsts 100000.

1857 0ewinne i'm 8strase ssn $5a2,5ot
gaS- @nfrassa fur @ssntea. fpwie Staten fiji.
Gluts tdnuen nur in ber Offiss III Neip> 8 tlears
8emabt w.rbsn.
Qus unlere arsbeu auBsrorb.nhiten 9isbunsen
Fnbsn eatt uatsr @nfit6t RON
Gea. O.. @. Asanregara uud Gsn.
g.hgl q. Garlu.
sBessn Iireaa.en rb. Gsi:eurnsen fdretbt man an
Wt. u. Dlupbin,
Hew Orleane ia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

6au ssrancisco regelmdbig mittelit amez
rifaniI6er ppftbanpfer na9 Oofoba=
ma, mo iie ben 9lni6lub an Die Samz
pfer= =2inieu na1 9Dng=&ong errel6en.
Cine oireete Yoltoampfer 2inie BON
San Graneisep na6 Neu=Slio< <gSales
ourhmiBt Den Stillen Ocean 1T elner
9dnae bon 1900 geogr. Meilen uno perz
mittelt Ben YoTbertebr nit ben Gegen=
fiiBlern Der Seuti6en in Nelt=5eelano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08
ltnDSfberfehr.

Die Giienbabneu, Dampfidiffs unb
Strabensa9e, pelde mir ben letten Sabr=
5ebnten banfen, baben auf bic Sebuns
Des Bcitperfebrs einen 70 nlddtigen Gin
flub ausseiibt, baB lid nod in ber bort.
gen @eneratien faum Semanb eiue ridtise
Vcritelluns BON ber sesenmdrtigen 9ebs
bafti8feit oes auf bieiem Wese Sermittels
ten @eSanfen= unb GiitertauIhes batte
MAIDEN fSnnen. Oiit benz yebarfniile
Der Beuusuns fellte lid bi. tednilde
anb administrative 8erpsllfommnuns bes
Ypitbienifes elm, pelde mir beute bepuns
bern.
I'm einen @inblid in bss unsebeure
getriebe gu setpinnen, meldes tdslld auf
ber sansen Gtbe pot Iid Sebea nlus, ta@
nit nur bic Briefe = pDn Spurnalen uno
ben hbrisen YOltiuden gar nidt ;u reoen
= an ibre GbreiIe sebradt merben, gee
ua8t es, 3u erwibnen, oaB I'M Sabre
1865 ale @rbbswobner unecfabr 23O0
Wiillionen 8riefe untereinanber tuediels
ten. Der oeutide Observation-Disclosures
Steptan bat in Sabre 1873, auf @runb
an1tliden Wiaterials, nadse,pieien, bag
bic Bclt bama(s iitrlid nlineeltens 5000
Willionen Briefe auf benz san;en GrS=
ball erpeolrte. Oead ben fir bic leste
3eit 8etronnenen Daten aber bat bic ler
eorreipcncenjperfebr ldon bic enrrn,e
HSbe BON 1900 Wi[lipnen itberi6ritten,
oas madt per Gag uber 13 Wilionen
ober in jeber Sefunce $50 Stld.
Gs iit bel tieier Sdaeuns nit 8Or=
lidt gu Werfe sesansen unb eber 3u se.
ring als 5u bod serednet. europa 1T
an benz WeltpOi itSerfebr nit 1886 Daiuio<
men betbeilist, auf Amerita sarften un<
sefdtr 800 Wlillionen, auf Mlien 1sO
W|ilionen, auf afrifa 25 uno Nuifralien
so Wsiaicnen Briefe entfauen. 9fednet
man bic @inwObnerldaft bes GrbbaQes
auf 14o0 MifliOaen Meniaen, 70 1T bic
mlttlere Sorresponeen33obl etma 81
Srtefe per &cpf. Som bieiem culturelIen
0urdldnitte ausSebsnb, 1iebt man bei
ben europdiiden 0Slfern bic aemaltias
gebbaftiSteit osS idriftliden yertebrs in
@robbritanien, oer Sdmeis, ben Nieber>
lanoen, benz oeutfhen &eide, anbererleits
ben 8eringen 8rab Der Stenlitat in Spa-
MEN, Stalien, @riedenlanb, NuBlanb unb
Serbien. Iu6erbalb europa 3eist Iu.
ffralien nit 21.7 Briefen, bic Ginmubner.
| idaft Der gereinisten Staaten NIT 1871
Driefen, lene BON Canada nit 6.7 eiuen
boben, basesen iene bon Cuba NIT O.G
unb bon Oitinbien nit O.5 Den niebrisfleu
Stans oes gcrresponoen3bebiirfnilies
wdhrenb in @ro6britanien auf ein.u
Ginwobner 1914 Yriefe per Sabr entfal.
len unS bic Sdweii 24.1 seist, besnast
oas beutide 9teid fd idcn nit 16. 6,
Oelterreid nit 1917 unb Jranfreia 1912.
Tdbrenb aber in Der Shwei; 17.8 3ei=
tunSsn auf einen Ginmpbner fcmmen,
besnttst England fd nit 90, Deuti4'
lamb bat nur s.4, Bapern binsesen fir
lid allein 100; bic Uereinisten Staaten
aber 22.5.
| 4ie Weltpoit brinet Bis su ben auBer;
/ item pionieren Der Geiittung, benn YoIt,
oampfer=9inien umgeben bic ganse Groe
Die Verbinoumg ber Ser. Staaten UNI
z9lmerifa's nit europa, uno bie.
jenige gnropa's init ggDpten unb Olt.
inoien limb 0arllnter bic ,pi6tialten.
Die pacifie=Babn bat Elm 8eoeutenbes
CUR grlei6terung uno 8ei1leuni,
gung beilelben beigetragen; bur1 iii
gebsn 8riefe Don europa aud iibe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

= gine srOBe Nusmabl BON Sduben
fit Oamen, Mdbden unb Sinber 70 eten
ansefommen tei @. 9. Sranf. @s
wirb garantirt, baB bic Yreiie tiGiser
linb, als ir9enbmc in Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

= Die YrObuction BON 9aserbier be<
truS in ben Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1853
1765,0OO SAP, Ober Gins auf je 20 Be<
pobner. Sui Sabre 1880 betrus bie
YrOoucticn 13,3470O0 SAP Ober ie ein
SAP auf Yewobner. Sc ideint, ais
menn uniere 8ierfifier lta nod idneler
permebren als uniere Yeo0lteruns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-08

-Sn fur5er 3eit bat @.8. Srant
lein @eiaaft beinabc Inn bas Dcppelte
per9rSBert, neil ct feline Baaren gu billi=
gen Yreiiea perfauft. Serr Branf em=
pfieblt aQe Buaren fiir ben 9felt ber
Saiion 3u auberit billisen Yreiien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser
Is Maryland tic democrats ha7o MADE g

Is Maryland Tie democrats ha7o mace 8
clean eWaep.
Neg ycrs his ss> g)rc democratic by TO-
coo msiority. The total vote 10 tho city is
sbeu. $50. 600. |; is e5iimsted shat tho me-
otity fer PARCEL. democratic candidate for
Sfc:eta!y Of State. sill be $4,000 10 the city,
llu':ar, republican. for State Treasurer.
will be beaten By ct less! 45 600 in the city.
The 5es! authorizes estimate that the republi-
caas viii have nsjori;y ia the State outside
Of New York city Of "a 700 William Flower
democrat. is eltotod in the Eleventh Con
ereasicual District b. e majority of 1000 over
William a. Astor.
The returns from Pennsylvania inGio.te The
election OF Bailey, republican. as State Treas
urer, by plurality of 7 253.
The election in Connecticut IVES tor fourteen
SaDslOrs sud for members CT The lower house.
Etr9 li:iio Interest wss manifested. The r.
pubiicsas csim both bratches OF Tho Leei.-
suro.
Rslurns indicate that the nrw LEGISLATURE oil
New jersey will siaud Scuste-republiosu
49, democrats. S; demecrs!ic gaio. s. As
sembly-rcpuboaus. 50 democrats IS; demo
cratic gain. 3
Ia Massachusetts, sad Wisconsin tho rcrubli-
c.us "tu!o tho roast" as anticipated.
Mississippi elects LoWrey. democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Railroad Wreck.

PoRT JEnvIs. N. Y. Nov. 9.-Tho most
frghful accident that has ever occurred in tho
eastern division Ct the Now York, Lake Eric
Western Hallway took place yesterday forenoon
at klnncy's cut, ten miles cast of this place.
at half past ten O'Clock two last freight trains
were going cast ascending tho heavy grade up
tho ShawaDguok Mountain, each having two
engines. one at each ond Ct tho traD Whom
the cut was reached tho front eogine OF the rear
train ran With terrific force into tho rushcr of
the forward train. A terrible wreck cnsued.
Tho tondor oi ono engine was utterly denlol-
ished, aud tho engineer Who remained TT bis
post, Wss fenr!nl!y manslcd. lie wss crushed
against the boiler hcsd. both legs severed,
his head and face cut and crushed. His death
must have boon instantaneous. Tho conductor
jumped oil the oabooso of his train ss soon as
no saw they wcre TO bo struck, aud had hardly
reachod tho ground before the tank of tho on.
glro was hurled from tho track, and, ctashiop
into tho gutter. buried the unfortunate man
bonoah it, killing him instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
BIoO.ISheG in MIisssssiDpI.

MERIDIAN. Nov. 9.-Four whiio men ysro
Killed aud two severely wounded By negroes
yesterday at Marion station in this county. The
negroes oncned fro on tho whites at tho polls
while tho election was going Oh. Tho whites
bad no arms 10 defeod themselves With, and
consequently mono of tho negroes suffered. Ono
OF tho mon killed was a. T.. Harvey, democrat
10 osndldslo Tor county assessor. Tho sheriff,
with posse from this place, found about hun.
drcd negroes barlic.dod 10 tho dwelling house
OF their leader, Edward Vance. Tho posse
wero fired upon by tho negroes as they ar
preached the housa. Another body Of armed
men have sono from hero to Tie scono of tho
disturbance to assist the sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09

lote Souc, from all ths States 10 which
elections were held yesterday is to tho ,flgc.
that nevcr before in tho history Of those S,acs
was money used 50 excessively to ilnacoco tie
risult. Votes were bought by lha Thousand,
and with tho utmost isci;y ind impuui.y,
neither buyer nor seller decmiug It ell ncorsssty
that tho sale should no trnust cd privately O.!
condu,ted secretly. To large tx,ent mont v,
and 20: tho conscientious orinious OF lilo Vol
ers. decided the Questions that wcro yesterday
submitted to the people of tho several States il
which elections wero held. Til; bodies 90 good
either 70 tho States referred TO, or 10 tho
country.
III fsros the land. to hssL'ning ills prey,
Where wssth sCcumuales md men decsv:
ffincos and lords may flourish. or may fade;
a breath can mako then, AS breath hiss unada:
But n bold peasan!rv. their country's pride.
When once destroyed caa never be supplied"
The early history of most nations shows thst
imperial govcrLm cots ere created and continued
by the drbnuchiug iLAdcrc, of misrpnled
money. Is 1t to be 50 with the United States
u! America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Should your food not properly digest, then
i! is limo to take Hamburg drops.
The Markets,

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-VirQinia Is old d.
deferred Is: do consolidated rs: do "a -.
ries 43s past duo coup Oil; new 10 4oa 20 bid
to-day. Cotton quist;- middling s III. Flour
ern super 1 1885 &C; do extra S 1886 90;
DO family 75aS7 so; City Mills. eupcr Goa
SIS Is; do extra C0li6 60; do family Z 75a
SIS %; do Rio brands 50aS7 G2; Patspsco
family SS5. Wheat-Southern quiet and
steady; Western steady; Southern red lS6slSs.
DO ambar l4isl4S: No = Western winter red
spot and Nov 1881; Dec 14lt.l4ls; Jan l4s5,
li5!; Feb l47i.liS Oorn-Southern atoady;
Western steady; Southern white 10; do yellow
G9sG9i; Western ni,ed spot and Nov G3iaG6;
Dec 674a67S; Jan 6afa70. Oats quiet and about
steady; Southern 1851; Wsstors wti:e 49a60;
do mixed 47stS Penns 49s5). Eyo dull al
"A. 105.l09. Hay quiet; primo TO choice rennA
and Md 1StSA. Coise quiet Rio cargoes otdi
nary to fair Dali. Sugar easier; A sot: IL
Hhiskey Gull l7sSl III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Likely 10 Prove n Murder.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a atabbiug 6 fTray
occurred 10 saloon at Front aud moore streets
on Mondsy night, which will in all probability
provo fatal. Henry Rebel. man about co
years OF age, rosding at No. l7O4 South Front
street. was engaged 10 drinking Rlaes Of beer,
when George Uronenmyer. sged 20 yours. who
has 90 homo, approached him and. without the
least provoca.ior, stabbed him 10 the back near
tho right shoulder blade. ira cling au uey
YOUNG. The Injured mao was taken to The
Pennsylvania Hospital. where no now lies in a
serious condition. Osonopmyer was committed
TO prison to await the result of tho iourios.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
pr. e. Clay MadduX Killed.
From the Baltimore American

Or. r. Clay Maddu1, a Well-Anown politician
sHd physician Of this city, was Shot and almost
Instantly killed yetofdsy st Odenton, Ammo.
Arundel county. According 10 a dispatch Ie-
ceiyod LASS night, the shooting occurred at the
Fourth district polls st the point named, OF Il
originated ia ono Of tho residents OF Tho county
berry refused entrance 10 500 tho counting of the
ballots III Er. MadIuy. who stood at the door
Of the polling room. fistos Weru drawn and
acma dean shots fired. one Of which stuck DR..
iisddu1 in the back. Ho made motion as if
to sposk, but could not be understood, and e1.
pred before no conld TO taken into the house.
IT was understood lat night tina. pr. MadduI
tccli down some twonty men from Baltimore 10
Assist in tho county election, one Of tho cshdi-
tistes bling HI intimsto friend Of his.
tr Themes Clay MsGduk WAS born in Fau-
quier county Va, February 10. 1885, being the
seventh son and twelfth child of Thtm,s L..
Mstdu1, q wealthy farmer and nslivO Of the
| saIno county. Ho graduated 1T tho Alexandria
Aca!culr with distinction in 1851, matricuiated
y. Wmchctter Medical Collegein ISL, and took
his dcGTcs As Doctor OF Medicine two years
hf!orwrrls. While pursuiog his sludias no had
!. rerron!ro with Msior Horny 4. Dixon, of tho
United states army. whom shots vera Of
changni, Muddux receiving y bullet through
his neck and lungs, which occasioncd o paralysis
from which he did not recover for many months.
kuh subsequently, EHUL hHu kliiou DlSun III tEl5
,l:Y.) Aitur graduating IN medicine ho Practical
his profession for about two years at White Hall,
near Winchester, I'D in Richmond with con.
siderable SUCCESS. ut the breaking out of the
WAY Il. went to South Carolina whore hu WAS
app oiatei surgeon in the Southern army, and
| performed hia first eorVcs at Fort Sumter. He
afterwards returned to Virginia, whara no
served in tho Confederate Volunteer Army az
surgeon TO tho cad Of tho war, having been pres
ent ST tho battles of Bull Run, Seven Finer, and
| tho seven days battles Of Tho Chickshominy.
| Whom Tho war was ended no resumed the prac-
| tco of his profession in Richmond. pursuing il
| until Tho autumn OF 1857. whom no ror,oved to
| Baltimore
Dr. Medduz was twice married, his first wife
being Miss Hill, sietsr Of DR.. Alexander Hill. OF
| this city, by whom he leaves one grown Iaugh.
Tor. Nis second wife Was Miss Isabel Btt!s, OF
VrRinis, to whom he was married in May
! 1881, snt by whom ho also leaves enc child,
| (IYut .uOnthJ old,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
"A Wise Deacon.

"pcacon Wilder, / want you 10 tell Mo how
you kept yourself and family wai the past Sea-
son, when all tho res! Of us have boon sick ~
much. ard hsvo had tho doctors visiting us sn
otter"
"Bro Taylor, the snewar is very easy. used
Hop RiLters IN time; kept my family we'll snd
saved tho doctor hills. Thrrn dollars worth 1T
it kGp. us we'll and Sblo TO work all tho timu
III warrant il has cost you and tho noighhors
ono TO two huallred dollars piece t. keep tiok
Tho aame lime.'
"Dnacon, I'll use your medicine hereafter"
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chlls
and lever impossible.
For salo by X. 8. LoadboAter s. Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09

~ Hthcrn rAruhlloans vino profess, d TO TO
opn"nunta OF tho "cnlnr Inc" in poiil:oi have
boon Very glib with tho ASSERTION that if the
Whites OF the South would chow disposition
to d'vtdo it would be lickly and lavorably
rtsrond, Il 10 hY the negroes. and that thus such
thibrS Rs solid white aud solid negro votes
WIuId at ouc' become no more than unpleasant
Methodist People at Ill familiar with negro
character knaw that auoh talk was tho varitst
glbbarlah, and y,s.erdsy's election ought to
N ,ke those who iodulgad 10 il hold th.ir
Tongues or elsa fod antjcot 10 talk sbou. with
Wllch they arc bottof acquainted than they arc
with the negro. Tho ono glaringly apparent
f.ct established by tho public school s5s,om il
that cdnoNi)n docs not improve either tho
mind or the morals OF the negro. Few Dceroes
Can reasoo. and they did not etqliro tho i.c1l'y
at SCHOOL. Bu! these few do not vote as their
reason dictates. because they uaderstsud their
owe rac! and don't like 10 chsllongc its bild
enmity by opposing it. There nro may others
who would be induced By their gratitude to
vote with their real white friends wero it DC,
Tor tho icsr 10 which they stand OF tho res. Of
their race, md their suprrstitious dread Of evil
that will result to them from voting against
their own ool,r. Tho vsss mrjoii,y CT them,
ssraugc as it msy seem 10 those who dont live
among thcn, even yet believe that the deniC-
Gratis want TO rc-coslavo tbom. and arc oDy pre-
vanted from doIug so by their liability under
government 10 the possession Of the rcpubi
oans. 1t is not at ell wonderful. therefore, thnt
though tho whiIo pCopl, of Virginia were
dlyiiod yesterday, General Mahoao's Wash
iogon orgsn Of this morning says:
rho colored vet, 10 Vireinia was cast
almost solid for tho reaGiusters."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC NOV ,ss,


ARRIVED.
or Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk. TO + A Resd,
Str Msttano. lower Potc. to j Brodors Il %.
Sehr Cook. Philadolphis, to W 4 Smooi,
O. Sthr L. 4 Williams Washington, to Bursess
SAILED.
Str Lady OF the Lake. Norfolk, by F A Road.
G. ochr Abort Mason. Georgetown, By Burgess
ksA3RAHDA
Sehrs Murray Vsndiver, James H Gsllesher
and James Flanagan from Georgetown, and
A Clarke, from Washington, at Norfolk III,
-, Scht klva Pet,ingi sailed from Bath for
Washington b!h.
~ Echr Orville Howits. sailed from Bath, for
Schr Belle Hardy. from Boston to load for
Washington at Bath 7th.
Haven 7th
schr CLARA 3. Simpson, from this port, a.
Portsmouth, N II, Glib.
D. sehr Mary Mcfarland from Georgetown tot
hoston, at Vineyard Haven 7th.
Sehr Amos Walker, from Kichmond for B,s.
ton, at vineyard Haven 7th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Terrible Accident

New YORK. Nov. 9.-At 6:55 o'clock This
morning the three story tenement house at The
southeast oorner of South Fifth Aystus and
G'aod street fell 10, bufyiug the occupants ia
The ruins. Five Of tho victims havs been ex-
treated from tho debris The lifo of two was
ssStioct. and others were seriously iojursd
now many we're 10 the building at he limo If
he accident is not yet knosr. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
ANNE. YEAR OLD S ESCAPE FROM PR1soN

ANIME. YEAR OLD's ESCAPE FROM PRISON.
--Aittlo Nioaolss Cramer, o Diue Year old boy
living at Fond du Leo, Was locked up 10 tho
county Jail fer somo misdemtsaor the other
DAY. Soon attcrward brother Two years older,
PANIED Joseph, went to tho Jail to visit
Nicholas, and was left in the cell alone with him
Tor awhile. During this lime the boss changed
soHo rs;s OF their colhirg, and there being o
aIcpe resemblance between thin. when tho
umo 10! Joseph to retire osmc, Nicholas. tho
ErisoneF walked OCT and went bis way rejoicing,
l3Gvlrg hia brother to servo cut the balance of
Tho term. The dlceprinu was discovered, and
Flick was scDt r.-Mlpauhcc RrpnLlicun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-09
Financial.

New YORK. Nov The Posts fio,uoial
article says: At tho Stock Exchange the u.
9. bonds a,o higher fol- The extended GO ard
lower ior the Az. Railroad bonds arr strorg
aud generally higher. Richmond and Daovll!e
are specially Strong; also East Tennessee and
Virginia. Money is quoted at per cent.