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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-15
WASHINGTON.
Chandeliers Chances-Mrs. Ger
fields Condition.

Washington, 13.-The sensation in
senatorial circles. to-day, was the speech
OF Senator Edmunds in the republican
caucus this morning. The original cause
Of the trouble wss the consideration of
the nomination Of Chandler. Hale, OF
Maine, acting for Blaine. WAS vehement
in his demsnds that republican senators
should rally to the support of Chandler.
He pointed out the fact that democratic
senators were nearly solid against CnAnd-
Ter. He thought that this fact ought 10
be enough to show republicans their Inc
OF action. Then by Nominations Mr..
Hale made an attack upon the Senate
Judiciary com mittee, alleging that had
been biased in its action by desira to
crafty the personal spite Of Mr. Coax
ling. This sort of talk brought out SEN
atof Edmunds. He electrified the caucus
by stating that he, for one, would resign
his seat from the judiciary cOmmittee IL
Chandler is confirmed. The Senate bad
gone far enough in challenging the in
tegriiy Of the actions Of the committee,
Senator Edmunds then, in bis most bite
and sarcastic fashion, reviewed Chand.
lers position at the capital. No man
recognizes him as a lawyer. H4 l.
bold, INSCRIPTIONS lobbyist; 8 man Of
ability, but notorious from his close re-
lstions with nearly every prominent Job
ever brought before Congress. To put
him in the high Office Of solicitor. gen.
eral would be, in effect, TO place the de-
partment of justice st the disposal OF one
Of the most powerful rings in the con
try. Edmunds said that Chandler
domination was also an insult to the at |
toIney general, who would not remain in |
the cabinet il be should be confirmed.
The condition of Mrs. Garfield, to-
night, ia not materially changed. Her |
fever, b Dwever, has assumed O low
typhoid form. and improvement cannot
be expecte at present Or. Boynton,
IF Cleveland, is in constant attendance az
he Executive Mansion, in consultation
With DR.. Pops, of this city, and Mrs.
Edison.
Washington, 14.-Ssnstor Conklinr
entered the republican caucus yesterday
ather late, and made short but sharp
peech. He said the caucus had been
'alled without consultation with him,
md was an attempt to defeat him by in
lirect methods. He declared Robert
on's confirmation will defeat the Tepub-
lean party in New York, but said, as
epublicsn senators were rushing on so
agerly TO that fate, he washed his hands
4 the whole affair.
Mrs. Garfield is slightly better this
1orDing. Still critical, ard will be for
eVeral days; very weak from excite
lent.
Republicans are being removed from
mall postoffices in Virginia, and read
lsters appointed. Republicans began
to the President, aud it is now
announced half have been recalled, and
lat hereafter republicans will be re-
lined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
IN E6ssSaMAk.

Ferry, Gs phi Ia 1879
have watched the use Of the medicine now
known ~ - wiGs Syrhl!litic S,pat f2' over fly
years. md thSe never heard of = i-ilure to cure
when properly taken. NJ enged the use Of
It On my Saws between ie5J :nd 1855 as slso
did G humber Of ny neigh oors snd in every
case that csme within my knowledge i! effected a
cure. In 1885 Geo Walker, blrght at auction
stare not 1rGrrGntei Ai!er lAe purchase 1t
Was discovered tnat ne tsd hsd Syphilis for
twelve yeats lis hesd Wss vita GU, :. La,r on
It. He treated El3, with this remedy, and in
four weeks be was sob ard vel. al in bort
time had 81 fne bcsd OF hair ss WAS ever
owned b. ar'grc. 4 oaItd his slave many
years. tId henovtr hsd any return CT the dis.
ease, Lcr lost E days worH.
II l. DENNARD
TEE SWIFT SrGCiFIC CuMPA~2Y, rro-
prietofs iAt.:rts, ~.
SOLD by + = Leac bn*!rr &; Fro.
Cs'I for 9 copy e Gu & ""a'a F1is9d"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

The steamers Of this company make ccnnec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and sil points East {:
at New YORK with al! points West and North
west and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and treigh. hsnd:ed care
fully and promptly. For fprthe, information
apply to z. = REED, Agent
Jsnney's wharf.
j. W. THOMPSON, President,
14l6 + street,
sep 27-A Washington, = G.
<aji::y9sf ChEDSS STE.AN LIME: S.MEE
SsasSlasa LY TC
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, F2OpI.
DGHCE AM; 3iJSTCN
StssEners lsaTc 2lexpLdria GVTEY Tues
DAY and leave Ehiiadalpbis IVE8E$GT.
URDAY. 49,
This line connects as Alszandrr With then
a.. & ID. and " & q. Z. Es., nnd 81 paila1a;
pills with C!yde's regular 5.a&a,sh,ps tor FIJI
River, providence sad Boston
Freight forwarded with prom p.aSsc MA c~,,
free OF commissions.
NO charge fos .r&astor IL nGilnda:2l;a. Arr
wharfage II SnH:oa. Quick .irae p-af1ln7i
DEPARTURES Through ;sacn .n4 through si,l;
of lsding fiPcn. laE2rsrlcs ri ..ha !orns; ,.tes
i. q. EEEH Aio1&.lir:a
NN: jXDE s 90. rhlipt:aIsb;t
JOHNSON & 90. Fam. !. t-aare:;n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

lETELLEC !UAL CULTURE "A cultivated alird
msy DC ssiI to haVo I.6nI,n sores Of ilnloe6t
gre,lhc,jiun EFlTyla'ae ln=y bo csing
to it, oy becomlua sobjeos OF ID lugbt or TO-
qu;ry. Bs,k5. regarded merely So graf Gcs-
llou, are worth rOte thon al .hc ldxalits 90
esrtr. y taste for h'cra!ui5 srcufcs cheerful c.
cupsjiCn Tor the o9mp!oycd AID euii hours
OF III aud how many persute. 10 these hyurs,
for Wsnt Of lonoccut r1s1u,c s, are now in poil.
ed to coarse pleasure? dow man7 mCp cau be
found who, u1sccU3tvnct to fad q companion
10 a book, and !gDgers 10 iuirlIsc usl ACTIVITY,
are a!p0st a!i7e1, IL the long, dull tveploRs Ut
winter, t. hsun;s u interl perG,c AID ca6 So
ciey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
RAILROADS.

1890 I: } m GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 Tax SoE HnT1iB Z ss Tk = SOUTHWEST
5TEsL RAILS. SPLENDID SCENBBy
AE.GdIFIuENT sQUIPMENI,
March Il, 1851.
Greica loaTt Washington from depot OF BA7-
T!&:!EE 6 POTOMAC RAILROAD, CO...
s.9g . ;:5irta and 3 st1 acts, rs fellows: wiz
81: 5.liI.dciphie, New Yoss and the Ess.. and
u &U III. daily, except SEntay, and IA md
!OU. = = daily, Hith Palace Csrs. Linn.
i.e;; Express oE Pullman Parlor Cars 9,3(,
= =, ;;si!v. except Sunday. For Philsdslpb;.
Id III 20 y III. tsilJ. except Sunday and
i 80 j 81 sd 70 r. m. dsiy.
s21 2iLssDurS a2d The HeSs SEQ s. m, with
I%s.or car 10 P.ttsburg and Sleeping car 10
l"uiSvi::u End Ga'csso lG.51 3. m. ds;iv.
$50 >. r. - 3, With Palace Oar to Chicseo
FOL Gsuandsig:4s and tho North, SW a m
esCept Sunday and $50 r. m. daily, e1cent
Saturday, with Pslace Csc - Csnsndsiaus
Fo7 Ws:&in., 1890 =. m. daily sxcep. S9n.
For Baltimore, 6 II, 8. 90. $50 and 1880.
14a, 4 &c, 44p, $40 $50 and 1000 0. n
On sunday, $40 end 10 81 s.m.; 1.4O $40, 9,31
nnc loco .. Dl
Tor Poye's G7eea Line, 40 q. m. and 44Opm
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ q N. and 440 p. m. dsly
Local TRAINS.
Eos GieZaadr!s 100, 81, $40. and Ii 30 a,
ID, uai' ! 70, 6, ~, and IL 80 p. nj. sun.
d. 81 90, ~, s1d II 80 8, m. and 8 .. m.
Trains lesve Alexandria for Washington, o.u0
8.e5. Ind 10 >. L., sad II 30. 8, s, 7, 81
n. a c IL hight.
Or sunday a. 5.C5, snd 10 5. III. and 90 aid
II q. hi.
r24..OuGA TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi,
&Gsntjcq and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
dtla e. rs? and II 81 g. N. daily and q D.
n is'!., except ;sunday.
Fast mail leaving at II 81 g. M. makes but one
stop, VIZ: at QuAnlico, between Alexandra
aid Richmond
Tickets snG information can be procured q,
Principal railroad s.atiops and ticket cfice,
SuutheAsi l.. P. FARhER,
Gann Passenger Asun.
FKANi THOMSON
f7e!l"ai Manager. mn22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

& lR3lNlA, to wit: In the Clerks office of
" Fsirfax Circuit Court, H,rca l4tb. 1881
Ellen q. SWesny, guardian Of Il. g., Moile c.
and Hattie q. SWehry, complainant, versus
Aomas Moore, administrator 0! John h
SWeeny Mo!in y. Swe1ny. II. q. Sweeny,
Hattie g. Swssny, George w. Swe.ny, "a.
bury 4, S,"eeny Adophus II. Sw .euy Am
6rose Cock and Ssrsh K. Cock, bis vile, Jos.
w. SeTsll aid Eohcrta Sawall, his wife, jus
Crux aid II. Is. Cruz. his wife Staples
aud Victoria Staples his viii, - Tally and
Mary 9 Tally, his wjf,. detaL dante: CLANCY.
Memo The object o: tbs suit ia to obtain H
decree for tLc sac OF portion Of the real estate
OF which John h. c~oeny dice sez a, 10 ob.nE
funds for tae purpose Of in.p1Uvin,, the remain.
der End ior The m.r.oEsscu lad education of
the iLfai.t children oftbc grih iUha 4. tw.eny
1t sypeatlng by sfidsVi f ed lbst tn, above
named deiohdsIts. GeoIg W. STeoDy, -
Iai!y SAD Mary Q Tkly, MS wifs, are Ion resi-.
dents If the Stale Il Virginia, 1t s ordered thst
IN sppesr here within one rauuth after due
publication hereof. ind do what Is necessary To
protect their interest Ill this suit. Teeto:
f. W. RlCAAEDSUN, Clerk.
j. M Love, p O. mhl5-ady
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
j. M Love, p q.

NlkGlNlA: In the CLERKS eff sc Of the
Y Corporation Court # .ha city u AieZau-
drls, Oh the 9Th dBy OF hurct, 1851.
Gtruther MolLou and his wife, t,eDc Goa Morton,
SUNG + themselves aid oil Other creditors
OF Guofgj 7. Uns:'msa, deceased, Complain
ante, sgal:sl Cnsrl"s p Chapman, Emms
POWeil, EUiins Powell, Charles CHM,
GnCrg. 7 Doug sss, Roberta Ha,un, Johp
HGmm, Harriet 3 DOUG lass, Euba4is r.
Douglass, Ihou.ss H. douglass. Clinton +.
DUuS Iass, Z bel ECug'Ngs, w Il. Smith Ser.
g:snt. AID ri = illustrator OF Gccrgo L. chap.
Inan deceased, and "a sry 4 CT pnan, de-
ienuants. i'll uAanGGry.
Memo Ib~ object OF tais suit is TO procure q
ss!e OF the real estate If which George p. Chag,
man died selzsd snd Possessed, 10 pay Inc debts
due add Owing by said Gecedent
The defer daLls harriet L. douglass, Euba-
SIS +. Doug Gss, rh"rnas L. Doug ,as,, ,liaiJn
+. Douglass, AbuI Duug.asg and Mary Il.
Chapman, not having enterej their appe,r-
snce and given security according 70 the act
Of Assembly and th9 ruics of THE Curt
AID il appearing by an affidavit! tha. they ore not
reLldeDIs CIt-ls State i. Is ordered hrt tho salr
deioadants onpe&r here within one mouth aslel
cue publication 0t this order and 90 shat is
nectss&Iy u protect their interest II itis SUIT
anu that e c0,Y II I'll oTd.c BE- ty;:bwl.n in
serted III Inc alexandria Gage;:e, rLewrpaper
published IN the Gl4y Q! Alexandria. ouce Week
lUr four successive weeks A1d pCstGd 6t th
front Jor OF the LOuft House oi this city.
MGii1UI4 MAh ! u, Clerk
John n } Ohn on, J.. q. NIB Elw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
Inland { Seaboard Ccast;ag Go.
E-sUF Of TNE k.qEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st so O clock PAIL; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days 81 90 g. NJ
This stsunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout, ststerooms newly furnished snd
csrpeted, and is the handsoraest as we'll as the
safest boat On the Potion &C river and Chesspeske
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nectlon with the New York and Boston steam.
ers; also connects with Richmond stea rne,s and
railroad lines south. Stops at P:NEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare. fret class, So 50; second class Isl 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
aki NJ. x. FOOTE'S cintk3 W. w NJ. h..
w EOOTEIS EXIS

Az NJ. Il. FOOTE'S antk3 W. VIM Ii.
w FOOTE'S EX'S.
Commissioners Office, alexandria Va,
february 70 1881.
To Haywood Foote. William Foote, James s.
Thornton and Sally, bis wife, Ei:zlbeta che
Wis. William Il. Tripletl and C.Lha ire, his
wife, John Fitzhugh, Lyraugh fnzhugn,
Francis Fi!zhugn, NJ. Cook Fizsusn AID
FraIces his wife, George Filzhugn, W. q. .
Flizhugh. kuius FEzau.h, Lucy FiIzhugh,
Mary r. Fhzlugu, He ell Ii Lane. Jsues M.
Lane, Julian Lane Byncun Lane, Lucinda
Lane. Hlcherd II. Garter, John W. "a ter,
ToWushend stewart VIM a. Carter, Ito un.
known heirs OF John Aulscn, Ct CEASED, the
unk heirs Of Harrison Allison, deceased
You s1e hereby notified that l have fixed upon
THURSDAY, the 3lst Cay OF March, 1881, at
IL o'clock q. m, Ut Lry ofG se, TO. norta fair
lax street, Alexandria, W, rs tue time and
place when and where l shall begin the execu
Lon Of the decree rendered III The shove entlt. cd
cause on the l5.h day OF February, 1881, BY tie
CEcult Cour! Of Alexandra c1uLty, when de-.
cree requires mo to o. c.rtsia and report VINO are
the hens St law Of Junn and harrison Allison
respectively, and tn part es now entitled to re
ceve the legscles left 10 lnem respectively in
and by tho will ct VIM. b. FooIe, 4, sated, and
III VIA; proportions, at which TINS and place
you ara required TO attend.
Given u. dor ny hand ss Special Commits
eloner, the dBy and year first above written.
uHU. Il. MuSHBACA,
teo2o-"4W Special Com missioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
STEh IT BNS-

NOTICE..
PsTe.n-sn FEsRg- CO.'S. srE-s.HEEs
For LANDINGS
ON TEE POTOMAC RIVEH
On ard sitter sunday. Jul; 1871,
vii! leave as follows:
Stesmer T v &REO MS .ITE las7es Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, toot 81 klra street.
EVERY SUNDAY, tn E>NAy and r. UE5-
nSf, ct I 80 q. for Leon srd.o1a and ell
lntrrmediats landings.
steamer SYnr:u lesves EVERY mon
DAY, WIDE &S DAY aud FKlDAY, I'll : 50
:. N tor Non,ini srd jptaru.e1 sic i.n .inss,
GEO. 4. h!1i.iP:, Manager,
J. B PADGETr, &.sant iyi7
II o41oE'
CHANGE OE TIME.
On sid after Monday. Ccto6n. 4fh. the
boats of the POTOMAC FERAY co. will rub
as follows;
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 co. 7 80, 20, 8 80. IL 80 snc II 80 n. r., snd
IL 80, 80 80. 80 4 80, S 50 and i is y, m ''''
LEAVE " Ai:Hl%UTUM:
~ 81, 8 80, 9 80, 10 80 AID II 30 s. ta., and
2SO, 81, 23O. 81, 4 50, 8 so AID 80 D. II.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
at 30 g. u.
ny25 GEO. r. PHELPS, as7arer.
Inland 4 Seaboard tjoasG;ng Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
III = X ASGINGToN q OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning Nov. %, 1880.
The HAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
a. . ~ a. n. and Alexandria At 925 .. m.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
%esi ward, At II 81 s. IL, Snd STRIVE A. Round
Ei!l st II l5p:n. Lsave Round Hill at u 80 p. NJ;
pass Leeeours, gong eastward, / 10 p. M; and
arrive CT Alexandra AZ 8 10 p. m, and a.
NasblngtoE ST 3 30 p. N,
The ACCOM MOUATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at 4 ~ .. N. and Ale1sndria q.
70 P. II. daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesourg OF ~ y. N. Leave Laeeburg at 10
3: ID, und arrive at Alexsndris at 8 Is q. m, and
" .skjngton 81 8 80 q. IN.
$50 Psssongers from WASHINGTON will take
tha Washington and Ohio cars 1T toe Baltimore
u potomac Railroad station at9 70 .. m. and 40
u "a, spd go through without change Of cs,s
The 9.25 a.m. trsln from alexandra and 1890
.: n. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hlt with Mccoy & Wigsiuton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Hsamsrs Line of Coaches, which
!!'sva i.eesourg daily TO. Aide and Middle.
burg.
3osh trains, westward, make close connecticut
al Vienna with Sisson'a Line of Stages 70, Fair.
'n1 Court House.
tenarnusation tickets, 81 cts per mile
hanHaa tickets, 500.
Z q. HAVENER,
octi4-H General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

STlki,LWla. TO VT: in the Clerk utlice of
f-rfsY Circuit iOpGt fis.ch +, 1881
". & C!emons surVivi.g partner If the lrm of
Moses q ueinoAs, LU@p! .iLaut v. John j.
tnlpmaI, PIisuiili j. 5bipGnAu and Joseph Ia.
Eice, Geite. Lha;Cy.
Memo. Il ne object o! this sui: is to obtain =
decree for TIE phy inent o: b, due tho com.
plBlnsnt by LAe dterd .Nts, jena j. GhIpmsn
hnC Pfiscl!h J. :iLlpnal, Hnt 10 charge the sep
nraLe property OF the ssid Priscilla j Shlpms!.
with the pay meti OF The ssuta.
1t spps arlIg By fidsvi f I'd thst the above
named denhc ST. Joseph Il. Eice, is q non resi-
deLt CT the Site Ct Virgins, it is ordered that
he sppe.r here within one III, ath If CT due pub.
licsLloa beraui, snd 40 %hat is necu.sary 10 prL-
tee. his ii terest in this suit copy tssse:
r.. W. LIZA I'D BON, Clerk.
james ". Love. Il q. mt5-w4 n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22
s-Ea+AE. NseEEGEs@.

" lHGiSl8; IN the Clerks otIi of the
= Corrors!i"n Iour. Of he city #. Ale1sr-
dris, on The IA dsy Of March, 1881
May Chapman, Com:>airhL;, Against Re-
oecca Morton, St;c:h~r Morton. Lhs-i;s p.
Chapman, Snm= Powell Hoilins Powell,
Charles ihinn, George 2. DOUGLASS, Roberta
HaIm, Ibn EzmGo, Harriet B. Douglass
Nuphrssia + Doug Ass Thomas y Ioug asa
Clinton L. Dtu ;ia=s sDd Abel Douglass, de.
fendatts. In clancy.
Memo The object uf thi, suit is TO ascertain
The amount Of rents and nrCfis collected from
the real est..n OF which George + Chapman
was seized 6uri.g his Overture with the cam.
psil ait a! al the time Of his decra,e. by whom
received and the disposition made thereof; 10
have asid reel estate sold and the value of com.
painsnts dover IL ,hs proc eds commutsd and
paid TO her
The deteud ats Charles CHM, Euphrosis 2
Dou2lsFs Thos 4. Douga md Clinton T. UouR-
lssS, not having entered their Appearance and
gwen security according TO the act CT Assem- ly
and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by
a1ldaVlt that they EFe not :esit, nj ~ TINS
State it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publjcs-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary TO
protect their interest in this suit and that COPY
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrls Gazette newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue
cesslve weeks, and posted ut the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
hUh1UE MAhIE Clerk
r. l.. Smith. p. q. mhl7-u4g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

FesR NEsS yD,sR.
STE&.TEIS T. @. HsrsSsMr Il ~: - q Nsa
G!RSeSsP
EVERY FRIDAY, st Il H.; and rs,urpiny
leave Few York, from pior IL, Esst river, RVo
ERy SATURDAY. ut O'Clock D. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-22

Mail, Southwark, connects ut Charlottesville
With LEes. q Ohio +. E., East and West At
Lynch burg, connects With Atlantic, Miss s
Chic K. H., through South west Virginia. 10
Nashville New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and ie1as-aad At Danvile with Richmond &
Danvil.e &. z, to South End Southwest
Express Southwsrd connects at Charlotte..
vilv VI al points on Ches. b Ohio T. T., and
al DnrviIle Tor Sll POINTS South. East and South,
GlXhE TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
eScrdr!a dsl2. except Sunday, 800 q. m. and
,%uH Il md returning arrive at Alexandra
Scr Mn aSSAS LINE leave Washington
: 10 4. II. snd Alezsndris 1924. m, daily,
except Sunday, strive a. Strssbnrg at II rs D. m,
c1nHagii:s With the Vslley Road East and
:Fas' LesVe StrssbuEg 2 80 p. M, arriving 81
a.!eI&rGr;: 81 t 30 Q. II.
&lGkH TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
sSIQ@ ieHrgs AisIn1drie dsi!y, except Sun.
cty. ii! ~ f.. Iii, arriving at Strssburg at Us
p' m. nrG returning leaves Strssburg ~ 5 l6
n, striving IN .Ale8andria at 2 48 =. m.
H9i A'Gdl0aurS, daily connection at Plains
s..ti0G
For uppatvilc, regular connection at De,.
pare,
Eor WA&ReNToN, leave Washington al
I 81 u. -. Oily.
i:.Htoh, ~ &ad from II octh and West.
New Orleans a!aepor leaves Washington ii
~ n m. running through With out change,
IN E% Dlsas .ra:n, leaving Washington 81 10 00
p. n isrh's Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
Sl.a easS;A charge only &I.OO, through 10
i!snv3:iy.
Pullman Steering Cars between WASHINGTON
aud Augusta, Ga, without change, on lOW
p. m. lca,n
Through tickets very low to the South and
south west.
H. ERCER SLAUGHTER. G. "A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09

1sr AXES, springs Bar Iron, Steel, Carri-
age and Builders Hardware OF every des-
cription, at lowest market rates.
HORSE SHOES and Nails, at bottom prices.
"EXCELSlQR, for making Mattresses Al,
low rates, according to quantity
TEMPLATE, Sheet-ron, Solder and all kinds
of Timers supplies
WOoDEN-WARE, Brushes and Brooms, at
Factory Rates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-09-09

PL0WS, CULTIVATORS. &c.
300 One, 2, and 3fIorse Minor and Horton
Plows:
300 Farmers Friend Plows;
500 Double and Single Shovel Plows;
zoo Wood and Iron Frame Culivators;
loo Double and Single Harrows;
200 Tons Plow Castings for all patterns OF
Plows;
500 Pairs Trace Chains:
600 Back Bands;
300 Pillow Hames;
300 Horse and Mule Collars;
1000 Pillow Lines;
200 Sets Double and Single Harness;
200 Kidding Saddles;
500 Pillow Brides
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps;
200 Coils assorted sizes) of Rope;
300 Well Buckets;
1000 Kegs of Nails;
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FOREIGN FLAsHEa.

Vice President Colfax had reception at
Winnipeg
1t has been agreed to give the whole of
Transvaal to the Beers.
The American minister to Germany, White
starts for America in August.
Vienna correspondent says Che latest es-
Inmates OF the harvest in Hungary agree that
the yield of wheat Is much larger and of better
quality than last year. The Roumanian grain
crops are much damaged by spring rains and
storms Reports from france show that the
harvest, with few exceptions, will be excelleat.
IL 10 believed she will have no need to import
any wheat. ~ s.
The London Times says of the project to- re-
move the dust of VIM. Penn to America: ssIt
Is little better than mockery to think of doing
honor to such man az Penn by the grotesoue
proposal to disturb his remains. The thing il
happily impossible, as the trustees of the burial
place state they are not certain of the exact
spot where the remains were inferred but even
1t were possible it would surely be Instantly
forbidden by instinct and the irresistible senti-
ment of the two great nations
A Paris correspondent says: Bacourt, secre
tary and literary executor of the celebrated
Prince de Tallyrand, was 80 we'll known that
fragments OF bis private correspondence com
inundated to Figaro, by his neice, the Countess
Mlrabeau: will deeply interest many members
OF the political and diplomatic world still sur
wing They will also be read with interest in
America, though that interest may not re of a
pleasurable kind. They relate to the time when
Van Buren, was president, and when Bacourt
represented France at Washington. Some of
his remarks may not have lost their sting
these letters were not intended for publication
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WEEKLY RECORD OF GRIM

SV1GnA1 HLCOflD OF Ch1NIE.
'ColJ G: Woods, aged seventy, was MUIR
deredGear,St Louis. Cause unknown
Henry S. Smith, who killed James Burtin,
April, 1850, fonr,Eailes north of Burnsyille,
Miss, was hanged st Memphis.
Information from Centerville, Laan county,
Fla: says that Granny Oman, colosed woman
said to, be one hundred and ten years old, was
attacked liz her cabin while alone, by Thomas
Summers, mulatto aged twenty -one, and
brutally outraged The monster fed
AT Lac Crosse Anthony st. Maries, proprietor
of the New Orleans house, place much fire.
quented by river men, was robbed of &tl5 in
cash and over $3, 600 in securities, it is sup
posed, by border named Brusseau, who St.
Maries had Temporarily lett in charge of the
bar.
At Louisville, KY, Mrs. Eohn Fichtner, wife
of we'll known German cargenter and builder.
threw concentrated I've in the face of Dr. G.
w. Priest, prominent dentist at his Office,
and it ia thought destroyed hss eyes. The wo-
man alleges that he seduced her, which he de-
MES.
G. W. Coles, book keeper in Harry Miners
thester Bowery, was shot in the abdomen by
woman. The wound ia pronounced fatal. The
woman surrendered to The police, saying she
shot Coles. She described herself as Mrs,
Coleman, the wife of sea captain and mother
of four children; that Coles had seduced and
betrayed her to her husband. He had ruined
her, abe said, and she had determined to kill
hi The husband is captain of a schooner
sailing from New York to West Indies.