davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

NORTHERN TEXAS offers greater attractions mild climate abundance of timber and water, diver sity of products than any other region now open to settlement. In this rapidly developing section the Texas & Pacific Railway has in operation over 800 miles of road along which to be had at low prices and easy terms millions of acres of good and cheap Railroad and Government lands, but recently opened for settlement For circulars and maps giving truthful information address W. H. ABRAMS, Land T. & P. Railway, Marshall. Texas.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches Only 15c. per box.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

New York, New Haven & Hart
 ford RR.
 Trains leave New Haven follows: FOR NEW YORK-3:55, AIS, 42S 5:25 6:30, S05, 9:35, 10;45 g. m, 1;5o s:s5, 4:oO, 4;So, 5:15 6:52 I:45. stopping at all stations, s:so a m., 12:oS, 5:42 m. Sundays, 355, AIS a. n s:15, 11:40 (Washing- ton Exp.) p. 10.
 FOR BOSTON SPRINGFIELD, 12:5s s:15, 1o:so a. m.. 1:21, 3:15. e11 p. m. Sundays 12:58 a. m,' via Hartford and the N. Y. & N. E. RR-,2:45 m., 6:45 D. m- Sundays 2:45 a. m., via New London Providence 12:45 sos, 10:40 a. m, 3:12, AIS tNew- port SpeciaD p. Sundays 1245 m. FOR SPRINGFIELD, &c., 12:15, l2:5S, 245 tto Hart ford), 4:45 (from Belle Dock, except Mondaysl, 1o:30 2. m., 12 AS (White Mountain SpeciaD, 1:21, ell, GAS tto Hartford), s:1O p. m. Way Trains stopping at all stations 8:15, 10:40 to Meriden) a. m., 3:15, 5:35 to Hartford) p. Sundays 12:5s, 4:45 1rom Belle Dockl a.. m. The 10:So a. m and 12:48, 1:21, 3:15 and 611 p. m. trains connect at Springfield with the Conn. River RR. for the North.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Re-, 1245, s:Os 1O:4o a.. m., 3:12 4:16 S:30 D. rn. Way Trains stopping at all sta- tions. 4:s0 (to Conn. River), eos p. m- Sundays 12:45 8 nn.
 jy15 F. M REED. V. Prest,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22
EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT.
 Gnnnnr,s (In1nmarcia1 EnlIepa

is the oldest institution its in America It still continues to give superior instruction in all the Conn erci nt Bra ncfes. Over 'F<so HUI ndred of it's graduates assisted to suitable Employ
 last year. which vouches for its high standing with business men. Send for the latest catalogue. 666 Wa in Eton St.. corner of Beach St., NTx,sS
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

An overdose of Dinner often deranges the sys- tenn brings atulence and wind collie and subjects the patient great bodily suffering single dose of
 Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient will correct the acidity relieve the pain carry of the offending cause and save sometimes long spell of illness It's effects gentle and thorough, and its general use would prevent much suffering.
 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22
STARINsS New Haven Transportation Line

Daily EXcept Sunday. 1K%A Leave New Haven from starin's Doch ussss$ai1E5@2-sa at 10:15 p. The JOHN H. STARIN
 Captain McAlister, every Tuesday and Thurrday and every Saturday at 1115 p. m. The ERAsTUs CORN ING, Captain spoor, ever! Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
 Returning, leave New York from Pier IS, foot of Cortland street, at D. nn-, the STARIN every Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Fare with berth in cabin $1 with berth in statt room, $1.50. Excursion tickets. $1.5O Fare to Manhattan Beach and return, SI.75. FREE COACH leaves the depot at S:1O D. m. Leave corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour commencing s:30 P. m. Last coach Saturday nights at II oclock-other nights at 10 o'clock Tickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia Passengers by Fair Haven and Westville cars can
 stop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the boatAas
 Tickets and Staterooms be purchased at McAJ- ister & Warren's-our uptown ofce at the Tontin, Hotel. and at 309 and 351 Chapel street. ty13 w. B. MILLER, Agent. New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22
GrabeIers' Guibs.
Steamboat Line for New York

Tickets for Che Round Trip, @ls8O.
 The sssamer S3; E; F; HIN NoRTHAM, ETH Capt 1260 D m, Sundays excepted Staterooms sold at oface of Peck Bishop, 219 Chapel street, and at
 Steamer ooNTINE GENITAL. Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven at 1915 a Tn., Sundays excepted.
 FROM NEw YoRK-The 0. H. NoRTHAM leaves Peck Slip at ?. zn-,@and the ELM CITY at 11:80 o'clock D. m, Sundays excepted-SAturday nights at 12 o'clock midnight. Sunday Might Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at 10:S0 ps Staterooms sold at the Elliott House. Free stage from Insurance Building, Chapel street, commencing at p. 10. Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to Philadslphia, Goeth routesl Baltimore Washing- ton.
 jy1s JAS. H. WARD, ARent
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

BA Y ARD IA ' IIUlNa 4'OeL aLnu IfsAVeIeT, Said take great pleasure in recommending to pa rents the Academy of MT. Swithin O. Shortlidge."
 Hon. FERNANDO WOOD, M. C., Said (1sS) 's cheerfully consent to the of my reference. My boys will return to you (for their fourth year) after their vacation.'
 For Illustrated Circular address SWITHIN c. SHOITLIDGE, A. M, Harvard Univer- sity Graduate. EXeGlia Pa .. l2 miles rom Phila
 THE SUMMER MONTHS is the critical period of infant life shown by the bills of mortality compared with the other months of the year. As dieteticn in cases of Cholera Infantnn Dysentery, Chronic Diarrhcea, Cholera,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

Purity and Strength Guarnnteed.
 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-22

Most Welcome Addition to the choice things of the larder is Hub Punch. a17 3teod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
Examination.

PHILADELPHIA May AT nooD to day tie
parties who we're taken into custody 10 this city
yesterday fer completely in scheme 10 dcirsud
The government by putting ia sr!w bid, 10 So
euro the contracts for carrying the mails, we're
a.raened Tor hearing before U. s. Commits.
sCnsr Smith. A runber of Witnesses were <
auioed. during WHICH it was shown that the
binds had been excited in Back o&c, 10 this
city. Dir. Black made statement 10 which he
acknowledged ttut he was the contractor aud that
the other people who had been taken in 0 custody
hsd bid for bin in order that the proper So.
curly might be entered, and be iu:ther stated
that be was able add perfectly HllIirg to in
d,mllt7 the g've;nnent for any lvss that
they might have su:aircd. The tesi-
mony presious to this statement being III ,de
vas OF such ootlioir 6 character as to the
c;wplicity Of Black that the commissioner
YES u1solJ to give decision 10 ,hs nsttcr,
Ftoslly, a!;tr a tRo hours hc,riog, all Of the
accuscd eero held in S. 900 cob for father
hel!iuS ca Monday. at noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Affairs I'm England

LONDON. May la the House Of Commons
last Tight. motion ct Dir. Philip Callsu,
(Htm3 Rller.) member for Lou!h, VS. agreed
10 that the House thinks something Should be
dooo to improve the DWELLINGS Ct abcro!S 10
Ireland, Mr. Forster, Obief Secretary for Ice
land, stating that if the Government could see
cry Hey OF proposing anything to etfecs the
object OF the motion in the land bill i; would
gladlS DO So.
Sir Charles W. Dixie, uadsr ForeGn Ssc.e
ts!y, replgiug to an altsck BY Mr.. ELLIS Ash.
mead Bartlett. ioonseIvative,l on the govern
nsn:s foreign policy, incidentally stated that
the setlIemsnt Ct the Greek frontier question
was due to co understanding arrived at between
Mr.. Gosotcn and Primo, Bismarck which led
10 the uuited action Of Germany and England
Mr. CsIyle's recs writes 10 tho Times in
reply to the letter Of Mr.. Jas Anthony Ffou}e
relative 10 the publication If MIR. Carlyle
"reminiscences. She slys Mr.. Ffaudes ltier-
erc, to hidden reasons fur lis actiou have
awakened curiosity which he can COZ hardly
refuse to satisfy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
lCOMMUNlCATED

COUNCIL The most inportsnc, attaches
a: The IT seut period Of our cily's bls.ory to
the selection Of Aldermen AID ecu :ciImcp, and
Our people ehtuli &c alive to the fact that. TO
s'c!re coed Council, dcpende upon The GINS
c.n!ra!i,n CT acli n CT c esidersbla lumber to
secure good uca, aad as co opo ia The c1nser-
val7o ranks hiss, as get .skea The initiative,
ED 10 avoid The cooIu;on IS we'll as the dan
ger. OF lDdlScrluirate, rud dtsnltoly voting 10 q
primary, rrasuuc t. make these suggestions
That some one or moro persons 10 each ward
call meeting Cf the C nservsti7ts in their
RESPECTIVE waid3, sr;7ious 10 hoplima,y, and
name Tor Aldermen two or three good pcrsors,
aud l&eHisa eight CT MGR, fer CourciIncp,
and hsva the usnt5 SO ssleced placed upon
ono ticket aud leave it to tho voters 90 the day
OF the primary 10 aelecs rom that ticket ono
Alderman and four Couocilmen. This think,
Will cbViate uuch confusion and secure the
nomination ct Q good Caurol ticket.
Pro Bono PUBLlCo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
P UBLISHED DAILY s TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING. NAY 7. 1851.

We hsYeh'f much faith citber IL the c>Gs:a'
tene7 or csussisat!ous-csa Ct V!rsisls repuol'
can.-we Of coursc abide 20 y2rli:ars and of
6c, seekers, t.r 10 kn9S there are some mtn
in the Stat, Gacvo!o The republican, ticket who
are as cjnsiscnt 10 h.ir c1utss ald r5 firmly
coavioc!d tha. !: Is tie b:s: f.. the Safe sad
c2uatry as va aT0 tbs. tnsy are nis.akeO--ud
therefore place To: little re!arcs 10 thels a3:er.
lions OF dcvo.iJo 10 republican prIncpl,s aad
intention ii maiaaio!0g 0 ario: orgaHiZa:ian &
their patty arG of ncIcoIics the lgboDi;as 10
parry ath,is:i0a, tn: olly al c3pvc:!s 10 the
republican, Cause, ard az OILY entitled q to :a::r
share ofthe resuitisg ba1eis Ga the coprir7,
from VIA. 10 k3o8 Of tic character OF tho
men who conposo tic a':iva. working Tepuol
can party 10 N!:g!als, va Nra disposed 10 D..
lieve tina: tte7 vii! ob:y Tho c)mm12ds ct tho
PfesGea. end ;u5u.!:th:i eighty ODD thousand
disciplined voters 10 tEo domination Of ten
thousand Maholi:c:; 30: thcro IS ID doabt iaat
such curse Will b. extremely obIcxcus 10
them, add that il lhe;c WAS an7 wy CO: Of i.
exc :pt G. the !isk ii E:lt !utc,csts they wOGld
rsbelan refuse 10 s2kci'. As proc. c: Lls
re!uo:etc, 10 9tcs yt tic MaLouites, he sitter
day reputlic.1s. as ;bejr leaders, VIC append
tho following !r5lA Tie Valley NirgioiaI. lac
most ith len;i.l republican, newspaper ia the
State:
'lt shtu ] b. ycio-en5c..d that The !B!s1
restrictive s Gat0 lc2.sa.i "a L0~ com ppiotG 81;
is ss e. ,h the SCrk ct t:.3 ucw leaders OF This
liberal movcmCal" IS ATTY Csh3:a. Whna sc
were hghtioe chs decorations u Jcn tho Gas i
tuion Of 1850 sad Gcc?suGI1s that the .otter
and tho spln. q It sivul b. o1seivld, ~ w.fo
as biGtcrY t@nouic2l by lho ToGc user leaders.
IS they are boz 5y he B0ubo1s. Olo Ct he
high p!its ~ tbs ;gesco. Iibera! iGoTcIen.
Was mere icspJos!bic diam 2py man ; tbe ) ate
for the adoption 9. tie sllG1c meats 10 tic ;,D1
stitutl0n w5:c2 linp0s3 price uD01 II. 1sGi,
IS mcaDs Ot ClsiTcpctlslug the co!0,Cd mas,
end tho changes 10 the oyiT'ibel Inv. Iii c:lls
stripes tor the ms: trivial tt:lc3s sud cu!ars-
ing the o.ulss Vi CisrsccG!semen', HCic $40
ported ny asocat cvfry pIon!IcDt i.sdcr Il
this new r6YclCI;. There is po5 L. s.s.u.
tory or coustiut &C.. r. SIC :9n 90 .uitape, Or
harsh ecGctl!a.:l up ~ ihU slsln:G b0OE, shea
was not suppcrtei hy these liberal" Ietd!!5
These tacS ere .uen;iogtd 20! 10 diicJurag 20
The present tc.dcLcY TO mere humane aD5 e.
ighlc1cd legislation, BIT 20 7hog Gfyit $ ,aat
there ure serious citiicultics 10 the way or io.
IuSIicans CO. p'log these leaders 10 their irGd-
ers. Indeed, W. bctiCvo t&GG talai 3lcG9c
will DO inside It the republican Organization IS
cot preserved, AID the machinery OF tbs par y
kept IL p2I;,C; ofi;r. !or WiLhcu u: !: lhc sIaba-
blltg OF a vigorous and uait'd republican, ~
port would b. vIIy IeGGtc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07

Ii ths in!lrna!i,n OF cUG WASH. eto. cgrges
pendent with regard 10 iae Pies i MS to'er.
mination 10 isis: Ga1c:aI Mahono viii I'll The
inHuelcc CT lbs administrator DO cor:,c', AID
We have evsry roasoa - hGiieg0 il il, i IS c!
the usmos: impo.tatc; In the Ge:aosfai:s Set'
in progress b2twaen to pfsad;at 2nd the
Oonk|ing wias CT his party. Ks Mr.. Gees,iag
is the representative Of ilscill2 polite, IS be
Supported Tie Nations bargain, as - - on
svcWcd hs.er ed 2esais:r O. the Sun. ALI IS
he is the head Of bis party, cot oniy IL H. oaa
State, but il Tie cn!i.o NoE;h. maD3 thiiS li.as
be should Do sijuck doWG, nd TIA. BE dsn-
ocrals 10 ths Senate should he 2 lie President.
But, Oh the other hand, IS the lresiScn. - IS
much party to tie Mah2ne bacgaio and Mr,
Conkling, sad ss the MahJpo pGyty is emp; s.
Cd entirely Of cf'ic2.seck.rs, pa5y others !Eitk
tho bes. Wsy 10 destroy !bat ra:ty is to ro,ko L
los, faith il the power CT tho p.c:ilent 20 as"
sist it. by ;aki0g D'r: Uilh bis cn.Eias Hro
breaking down lis administration, lis can,
IS &c is now doiag, ;ura Republicans Out
of tbs little pestcf2ccsil FIr2ici4 DUO ra: G~nl-
oc.a;io Mahooiies il their places. hc. Lcra q
the importaot Offices 10 the Sac cso b. fi.ea
withtu. the cocscn: CT tho Senate. AID if the
democrats thereoft take Biz. CoLkli1s' sd /, Gonc
of thes, really irh1sasi.l ctd.cs will likely be
filed sgliast :htir protests. Cow that NJ CoEk-
Ing has ect;c0 q! 1t cso cut OF Mah0ro, cspl-
cls!l5 if the sepor; be trae that the istser will
either be neutral c: take tho part os tie Pfesi-
dent. About ono tkiAr, however, there is 20
doubt. ard that is thCt tLo democrats should do
ell they can to io.c, tic consideration Ct th5
Robers'o rouioa;ion so &c to compel o :ocra
Malone to shoW hi1 hare. ard thereby /, S,
the support of the i4cioa he may vote gsiust,
or possibly CT both .sc:jcn:, II be tc afraid 10
tx, decided s.srd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
LOCAL BREV79IES,

Tho summer schedule 90 tho Washington
and Ohio Railroad g,es iuto effect on Monday.
Rev. w. ". Foreman will preach at Roberts
Chapel. NJ. Il, Church, colcred. to morrow,
morning aud hight AL are inVicl.
The brig D. G. Chapman will DO cleared
Monday next by hr. VIM A. Snoos with full
cargo OF cooperAgs for Cuba.
The Steamer Excelsior will make az .x:u,.
sion trip forty miles d)Tn the river to morrow.
See advertisement.
Rev. q. w. II. Besle, Of Rslifs1 county, Va
son of Gen. Bsalp, of Weatm oreland, will occu-
py the pu:p!! Of the Ba2ti:t Church Tomorrow.
Capt. IA nes +. Webster, CT the police fo:c',
has in bis possession a gold brsastpin found in
Winchester, Va, in 1860
Messra, j. P, Agnew s Co. have received
during tho week ending to-day, from Cumhes-
land, j,iO) tens of coal They have shipped
during The same period Loo tons.
Messrs. j. Daniels. jr.. AID f. Nj. Smith, Of
Gaostdn, challenge auy Two crcquet players in
talri6x county to play match for equity cham.
piopstip.
A msetiug CT The stockholders, or lot holders,
OF Ivy Hill Cemetery. will DO held OF .hs Office
OF Postmaster McKerze. 10 th, Postctice
building, st .. N. Mondsy Eexs. A full st
tendance is desired.
Another large cuel:e. similar to the on:
potlceds lew days $50. built at Patterson. N.
D., for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, passed over tho Virginia Midland
road to try.
A match game of base ball was played til,
morning st CoiIcss between the Lightfuots and
the Silver Shield clubs, Two juvenile clubs of
This city resulting in score of II to in favor CT
The Li&hlfools.
The D. S. light house steamer Fern, arrived
here this morning from below. and anchored in
the stream. The steamer had q sick sailor GA
bosrd, WHO aslsr being visited by DR.. Bedford
Brown, WAS cent 10 Providence Hospital, in
Washington.
The funeral Of tic sLe Miss Salia Roach,
whoee death WAS noticed Thursday LAT. took
place this morning from st Mary's Church. and
was largely attended by tie friends CT the de-
cesaed. Kew. Father Ok9no, assisted by Rev.
Father Whyte cfIcistcd.
I'll time for tho Assembling Of tho democratic
reati lst3r convention in AleIsndris has been
Changed from the latter part OF May TO the frst
or June. The secretary OF the democr stic-resd-
jlsteT club IL this city Is now in correspondence
with democratic. reao justers in different c.ions
OF The State in regard TO the sdV.ablily of hold.
ing the said convention.
Sheriff Cor5ett, Of the county, went to Wash
lng!ol, this afternoon, With requisllon from
Govesno Holiday, for Oliver hsmilton, nlss
johnson, charged with robbing man named
Houston, from Canada, of $50, by means CT
the confidence game at Arlington, Va, short
time sgo. Hamilton will be lodged in the Jail
Ct this Gy 10 await his trial IL tho County
Ccu:t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
EtnauClal.

New York, May THE Pos.'s 6narcisl
article says: AT The stock exchange U. s. 4s
are selling o! ll655; State bonds GRO dull and
4. K. bolds are irregular but generally higher,
Inc seek market is generally strong, the spe .
clal features 10 tho adVGtc> being he Elevated
h. Il. stocks; the southeastern stocks which
Esro strongest in the carly dealings, Indiana
Bloom ard Western Z. Z. G.. & /, and Erie,
Western U aion Telegraph ha. been exception
ally weak, having tslitn from ll9 to ll64;
Milwaukee a1d 81. Paul is lower. The Truuk
Lilac stocks are QUOT aud about steady. The
money market is extremely cssy; call loans at
AZ per cent, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07

Generals Mahone's Richmond craan has
never gotten straight siGco i; Hco. CT CO The
greenback sh:o! Two OF three yeaIsaso. 1. DOW
says General Malone MAS done the! wLicA
lifts him 10 the leve! Of our greatest statesmen
and patriots 10 the evcl Of tao fr2a.ts:
Statesmen" ana 'patrio:s" Ct tie Mahouo
party. 10 be sura, but 10 iess c:rtaiB, il tic
estimation Of the vast =. joTy Of tie p3opia ID
bis State AID n tLa cDtlte country, to s. ow S
political level ss has ever yet been reached tY q
native ViEgipiso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
Tile n ArEaf8,

BALTIMORE, May 7,-Virginia Gs old -; do
deferred Is; DO consolidated 81; do second Sc.
RES 3si; pas! due coupons -; new lO. 4Os 5?s
6id TO cay. Co,!on dull; midding I04,lCs
NJ steady and firm. Whea!-SouLhern firm;
Westsrn easier, closing steady; Southern red
lAalZ7; do amber l28ilS2; No , Western win.
tsrn winter red spot l2G.l26t; Nay l23g,l24i ::
June l2lal2lt; July ll71,ll7i; Aug llSIallss'
Coin-Seu'hern higher Western lrmer, clos
Ing steady; Southern white 81 do yellow 50 aeO;
s Wef.etn mixed spot 53is5:9i May 57gs58i june
steady; Western white 1880; do mixed 47s4Ti.
Rye nouinally ll3sll5 Hay unchanged. Coffee
Dull Mo cAreoes ordinary to fair 81 tlll. Sugar
INN q solts Whiskey dull at ST. III.
sew YORK. hsy 7.-Stocks active and BUOY.
ant. Morey +-o. Flour dull ard unchanged
Mnos' hssVy at t.l!c lower. Corn dull and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
Blown Gut TO Sea,

l-oNDoN, May THE British ship Gtverutr
Llngd0p, Captain Wisoo, wh;ct hss tr:ived
st Q!oenock from Pen:a cola, repor that on
March 81, abou! thirty mics northeast of Cape
Fordia, q mOu was picked up in an opco sail
ing boat He stated that be tsd ben tIoHn
Gu: to sea du;;ar strong eas.ery gale sni was
S!thou! iaed Tor i've GAYS. The only suscnance
he bsd Was . small! supply Of Gater. Hs was
G1cl exhausted, but soon revived tie is 3
yorog msp, ab:ut;weDtg. four years OF age, and
gV-n the namo Of J. W. Gyle. saing that be
Vas !ho son Ct General Gsla, of tho Uci.cd
States AIuY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor
V poration Court OF the city of Alexa2dri.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor
Y poration Court the city of Alexa2tri.
OF the 9Th day o. May, 1881.
George McBurney and Alexander McEufnrx
partners. trading under the i'm nam. an
style OF George Nc Burney s. Son and su,s
other creditors of Edward 9. Fletcher, d..
ceased. as may come in and contribute to II.
costs ofthi, suit. COMP ainants, ag .iost Wills.
d. Smith, administrator of Edward Z. Fle:ch.
or, deceased, Rosa Marshall Fletcher, He,o,.
Fletcher. CHARLES Fletcher, Sinclair 'Fle.chsr,
Montgomery Fletcher, George +. RuSsel. urG
- Russell, his wife. j. B. Brewer and w,
ginia BreWe; his wife, William p. Btadlcy
aud Mary 81. Bradley, his vile, Wi,.i,n,
Brewer and Matilda z. Brewer. his VII!
William w. Russell and Lucy Is Ku,.cn
Gefends ants In chancary.
decree for the sale OF the real estate eff which .h
said Edward q: Fletcher died sez,1, 10 satisfy
the debts of ssh decedent
The defendants, Herbert Fla.char. Ch,r,s
Fletcher. Sinclair Fletcher, Montsolaery
Fletcher, George e. Russell and - RlsssN,
his wife. J. b. Brewer aad Virginia Brew r. Bis
wife, William 2. Bradley and Mary H. Bradley.
his wife, Willi.m Brewer and Matilda E,eYc5,
his wife, VIM. w. Russal and Lucy 3 Hu:s.1,
not having entered their appearance ara
given security according to the &C, of Assemble
and the rules ofthis Court, and it appearing rJ
affidavit thst they are not 1o.idents OF ,n,.
State, it is ordered that tho said dofcnlsn:.
appear here within one month attor duepubljcs,-
ton Of this order, and do what is necessary n
protect their interests in this suit and tbs. cosy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the A!cy
andria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week for four s"c
cessve weeks, and posted at the from. doc: c,
the Court House of tl!is city. A copy, test;
MORTON MAkYE Clerk.
1,eon.rd Nsrhurr p.T mYr-hiR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-07

The fgh. between Senator ConklDg and ilc
Preaideut WAKES fast and furious. srd is rapidly
reDdiDg the republican pai:y Ia twain. Zach
faction is doing al i. can to a!trac. recruits. ard
the indications now ere Lha. the WAT VIII b. 10
the death. Tho democrats should supper: she
weaker aide, IS it is always wise 20 cripple The
stronger Of two enemies, III. in view Of 4 Q
johnson Administrations, aGd with the lnowl-
edge Of the unscsuFulcus1css of the machine
faction Of The republican par!y. It is by no
means easy 10 d:cido which wing .: 4 8! party
is the stronger