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FIRGINIA NEHS.

Mr.. james Burnside. 40 Cd and respected
citzeo OF Winchester. Cisd last Monday
after long illness.
Officer Vim. Robert ones. of Wi1oht err,
whilst firing salute last Monday with heas-
ly loaded mukkst. had his colla.- some broken
BY the fore, Of The oorcu,siop.
The f!s. snow Of the winter fell 10 Lyncnburg
yesterday afternoon. 1t lasted abou: Oh hour,
falling With great rspidiy. The mjuatgins in
the west are covered with soow.
Mtssrs. Branch 4 Co., of Nelson counly, i,
il stated, ara negotiating to sell to wysllEy
Philadelphia company tho rioh mineral lands
at Sleepy Hollow" The mineral treasures
OF tho piaco gro vast and varied.
1t il understood that the orc bauks CT tho
Cen!ra! Virginia Iron Company, below L11ot-
burg. which hsvo been unworkcd FIR somo
months. will be reopened Monday Etyt with q
large force OF han2s.
Commonwcslh's Attorney X. II. Thorn,
OF MeckleDburg, was slightly ipiurHd fow days
ago b7 the premature explosion q a shell for
breect- 'oader. Mr.. ThOrn is wsl-known 10
tn S oily AID is the trother-:E-.aw of Commos :
wcalth's Attorney 8. G. Brent. ctq.
Tbs Lyrohbura National Bank has dtc!arod
dividend OF s per c,nt. for tho las. elk
moths. end the Peoples Bunk. OF the same
city. his declared q sem:-1unusl dividend O!
three per cent. After the frs: of January tho
discount on paper ut Ihesa backs will 10 SIX per
o3nium per annuw.
Charles $. Sauadcrs, o ct;z 70 Of SUSSEX
csuuty, ssed 50 years. aud man OF family, Of
cdroalg killed himself TWO or .hIeo DAYS ago,
while t,rgat shooting With irieuds, with pisttl.
Whom S.uudaIs 4 turn c4ms BIO raised the gel-
pom to ti' hssd to lower it to tho range CT tho
mark. AID willie n that position tho pstol vas
accidentally discharged. The bal! cn,,rad tho
right templ,. csnsisg death 10 faR minutes,
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City School Hoard.

The Beard met promptly last night present:
s. G. Ntele. esq, chairman. and MeEsr,. Bsach,
Carue, Fendall. Gregory. Herbert. L:adbelter
Mclean. MsIbury and Snowdep, Trustees, and
tho Superintendent # Schools
Tho minutes OF tho last meeting hapiop been
read nud approved, The Superintendent admin
isiered tho cath of ofico TO Messrs. Toanshend
d. Fendsl'. of SnoWden District Anthony
Mclean. of HslloEell Dislric'. AID S. Chap
man Nene. OF Washington District, ro-eleoled
by tho Ci y Couacil ttusIeea CT public schools
for three years from tho frat OF November last.
Mr.. Henry Is. Wilmington, of Cuitis DIS
lrict. Tfs unabla to attend bleiuse OF sickness,
Mr.. hlarbnry. from tie Committee 90
Sohoolhou;es and fuiLi.ure. reported tho fol-
lowing hlls as carreot. and they were ordered
TO be paid. VIZ s. Tebnesscn & Co.,, shsdss
fer Washington School. No. ), 81 IS; Thomss
l.. Mouroa. gl:z;ng Seatou and Peabody build
logs sl4 Is; Aapusua Batis, glazing at Lie
building. 81 co; Joseph Hopkins sundrits. So,
AIso that MIR. @. U. Bradley had been paid
81 900 on account. and had aIrargsd for the
remaining 81 600 due bin, 10 c,ntlhue on loan
three ye,rs, at 4 J per cent.
Supt CarGe, from The COMMITTEES Oh School.
houses and Furniture, reported that the City
Ctuocll WsH now having tho pavement asked
fer laid. 90 Cameron street that The commit
tee had advertised for plans for new school
house. and that the Washit & on bulldog had
been examined and found perfectly safe. lie
read, in connection With The last report, Mr..
B. /. Pfica's report Of lie condition, with SUI
geHtlons Tor iIs improvement. ut . cost of nearly
a thousand dollars which vas ordered 90 file,
ADD three dollars appropriated TO pay for lhe
sxi niination.
On motion OF the SuperioteIdr ut, the teacher
Of Washington School, No, 1 Vas eYonsed
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Eufen by II Blood Uound

ICoTrespot d,ucs Of the Alexandria Gsz,lte
WoonynLE. RArrAHANN0cK, County, VA
D!o,, 90. ISL very unfortunate ,ir not
to speak Of it MR., strongly happened at Rocky
Brarc5, stage of1ioo some ten miles this side
OF Culpepcr CounIv w.. f.u Jayo ugu, az Il
ocolsicned no little fetlfg amopg the people,
especially those who happoned 10 Witness it.
|: appears small bind Of Gypsics have been
camping ab;ut 10 .V5rsl paris Of tho couoty,
AID on the day 10 question started with their
lew wsgons down tho piko towards lh9 Court
House. GA roaohiog Rocky Branch one Of tho
party informed Mr.. James Popham that one
Of their children. Gypsy baby. half yssr
old, had died on tho road co hour previous,
and that owing to the ippeounous condition Of
tho bard. thew were unable to give il a dsc.ut
burial. Dir. Z. and others at ono, fl I'D TO
furnish the necessary ooffio, and whilst it YVES
b,ing prepared a mes. piercing shEisk was
hoard to olme from the wagon lear By 10 the
woods 10 one ct which was the mother Of the
dead child. o., repairing 10 III, spot most
distressing sight and one never 10 he forgotten
met them. for there under enc / t The wagons
WAS On arm aud per. of the head of tho dead
b.ty ali that WAS lett aita- the last tf large
blood hound WAS over, tn, huge ugly looking
be aat sIsrdiog tulloDy ~ Nth 1890 10 bis lock
for having b,en DISTURBED in lis meal. No
foul play could be discovered aud tho OILY ex
PLANTATION given was that tho dead body of tho
infant had been placed uoder one f tho wagons
to await the arrival OF the oefin preparatory 10
it's burial. aud that the hound. belonging
to tho band, had, true 10 8 instirc 8.
discovered and eaten it up. saw an arm
snd part OF tho hesd. before found
by tho members Ct tho pity. Tho
mother seemed to b. greatly distressed, and
there was 30 ground 10 thick but that the s!oly
told was the truth. The parts lsIt were put
icto tho box ard buried bear ty, and in short
while the bsnd moved eff, the savage dog
trotling leisuEey and ooutentody alorg. sad
soon wsrs lest to view. Save the mother, tho
rest Of the gang showed no feeling in the mai
ter other for the death of the child ind The sad
late Of its remnirs. or anger Tor tho huge ualy
bnsst that had done The Wrcug. bu', Gyp.y
Ike they took up tho march of their HE intel
lunted f,r iaw minutes by tho unfortunate
stlair. B.
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neafh ofHeury >. Meromb,

Henry S. McComb died Eesterisy at The West
End Hotel. in PHILADELPHIA from spcp1e1y,
having baen stricken down in Chestnut street.
lie WAS bora in Wilmington in 1928 OF parents
OF Insh birth. In ISL he made graat strike
on government contracts for tho Furnishing of
kn"paacss and other amy equipments After
the war 10 Invested large portion Of biz money
in railroad building. becoming heavy stock.
holder in southern roads. particularly in Lou.
lsisns, whore Il Dew town Wsa named afser him.
he figured prominently in tho negotiations by
which tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Go. OBJ
tanned control Of tho Delaware Western road .s
Part OF lis line between Philadelphia and Bal.
iiHore. and Is said to have cleared $3.50 con on
the transaction. Ho leaves a wife snd foue chill
dren. and the value Of his estate is estimated AT
from three millions 70 five millions of dollars,
In the C!ecit Mobiiier scandal OF oignt wears
ago no was implicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

BHTIMoRR. Dec. Sl.-VirRini. 6s old -; do
deferred -; do consolidated p: do "a IA.
rles -; past due coup =; new 10 4Os Ala bid
unchsnged. L,a.-scuLhorn nomin,i. Wat.
err easier; Southern red l3}al&8; do amber
ltonl45 No Western winter rcd snot and Dec
itotll39: Jan l3sS4l3as; Feb l4la.l42; Mar
l4iiaI4 Z. Corn-Soulnern steady; Western
nominal ut yesterdap's pricss: Slube,n While
ioAn DO yellow $685. Western mixed before
~ ~. @ call Was made baud Of music entered The
Ohamo Dor; confusion rosned and Ill business
G Mt Tor The day. Oats cuI; Southern 47abO: ;
v, estern white 1870; Go mixed AGAR; PENN
4Sl49. Bye dull at 95alO0 H.y uncbanoad
C5nee steady; Kio cargoes ertinary to fair ca
iVs: sugar quiet; A Eoft &c Wh,key steady
NEW YORK. Dec 81 Stocks have , dam.
co. T,a aeaael e.. Money Cot!ou-marle ct
st,sdy. Wheat duh and i.s lower corn dnlI
and q shade easier. WI" 1'''
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"iInlk Oh tho winjs


The ba!l u deep tones aEe nweiIiDg tia the knel
OF tho departed scar"
it5 sands nrc nearly spout. AID Father Time
is about 10 :cvc;ac il glass and set 10 uin!ior
ih0S' # a CIV on2.
- lis .lns fer memory aud lCr teas
llDN maUY hopes have been disappointed
How many snficrnes crIlred How often
nayo 80 d,Dc evil a6d failed to DO good The
ghosts OF our broken resolutions. dimly seen
llr mrt tho shadows Of iha past, alright us,
aud W. iGstiLo;iveiy seek some potent maGIcisn
10 lay them 10 the Red Sea of oblivion. Where
ahsIl VS. fad him Tho past il DO langsr ourp,
cor will cur tca1s avail n re,i;iiy our iuiicd
hopes. Turn ne ;hc! cur Iorgirg eyes to the
Ia uro day h9 day tI1t will became NOW. and
W6 may so "rcL IN Tho IiVlog present that wheD
IT, too. b, comes tho dosd pss:, it may los9o no
useless regrets b,hiad it.
flavo W. friend whom sorrow has visited
let III speak TO Inn words If CONSOLATION and
pour balm lnio his w0uadci heart. Have NO q
neighbour whcm io'Iu1o hss deserted let us
loi d him tclriog hald 10 Lis troubles ard
mlnistcr 10 him II his dis r!ss. Have W. 40
erslIg brother let Us throw around him The
safeguard Of cur affection and win him back to
thu paths OF rccituio AID peace.
The Iowa Of God AID oi our ncighbor il, not
on'y passport to Heaven, but it is tho alchemy
which will transform this world Itself into 3
paradise, and If We possess it, the shadows Of
our pas d, ticGro,a need no logger atff;ght Us.
Let Us thcp. Tonight, beg Of Him who has
said: Ask and i: shall be given YOU" to fill
our hearts with that l)Ve. thst all our words
may b those OF wisdom all of pescc sll on,
ao!s. those Of kindness SID affection. that ghcn
Sgaio. al midniSm's hoy hOu, -
The Splits Of tho sc,s,os sot n, to stand.
Dung Spring. bright Summer, Autumn SOL
.cun form.
AID Winter with his hoarv lnokp-and breathe
10 mournul cadcpc s
a melancholy d!rge G cr tho dead year
We may lotk back upon its record with iear
loss eyes and j 'giu! c,uo,cnsnco, trusting that
1t b'ars upon is pages o credit which will n,a
US 10 the mansions Of eternity.
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1t ia repeated that come democratic members
OF Congress IRA opro'od to the abolition of the
internal rnvaLus service. l,eavirg out Of view
altogether the gross iniustico of tho revenue lax,
the notorious fact thai lha aarvic3 ID habituAlly
prossi;u.ed TO the low pufposeu of radical pafti-
ssnsm shcua be sufficient to ilduce every HOY
est man. bat particularly evsry democrat, to
favor its abolition at the esri ,st possible mo
M ar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

At Twelve o'c'ock tc- eight the year 1851 wi !
terminate. and of The present writing "all
things conlInung az they wcro from the b. :
&,nnlng. IL Ia likely the woi!l will witness the
advent OF ils sucsr s1or in spite Of the dismal
Iofecass Of the dissolution Of all mundane
things which cIedutous people hsv, boen told
to prepare TO witness during ho year about TO
cloae. Allie. however. from all frivolous
prophecies, psGihcliGn Of the planets or piur,,
lily OF comets whln'l have character d the past
twelve months. il has nevertheless been an
Tenttm period. aid year, wo believe, which
will be looked nron historically ia days to oomo
AS having Witnessed n a short space OF time
many momentous scenes. In tho old world the
terrb' o earti qItks has dopc lis work and laid
thousands bcuesth the debris of H,urishjcg
towns; theatres have been lurncd lat Mic, and
Vienna) and hum4n beings by the thousands
havs boon snolherea or turned to death -;
tu,h tuibu etc, atd disorder have reigocd in
LELAND that tho great British government
seems pIw1fess 10 cfltoiualy 1loil il. and
taking possession CT u Part OF tina SuItan's ter.
rEory. trunsj aud dgiog what no other c,ol-
dental nation Wcu Il have dared thibk OF. This
year has had to witness uao The deaths of the
head OF the most poHorin! al souie monarchy of
the earth. aah tic chief magistrate Ct n q
greatest bn5c-h1,h victims If assassination.
and during the car Llrd B:aaonsieid, Prince
Pierre Napoeor, twho killed We or Mi, in
ls70). Thomas Carlyle and Dean Stspl, v
hsvs entered tho spirit world. Rsv, DR.
Canning. too, who some years sgo Published
8 book which created much sensation at tbe
IIms>by predicting the termination ofthe world
10 1896. has been compelled during this yesr to
hS aside his rrilerim staff cod pay The debt Of
osure, though he, in common With others who
have had 10 cross ths! river without bridge"
during the sauna period. lived 10 the earnest
expectation lhst he vas destined 10 tarry ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

Notwithstanding all the bills. interviews,
statements. letters snd sooe ohos Gan. Malone 3
Washington orss1 has published concerning
tho Staio debt Of Virebi,, tho organ. 10 it's
yesterdays isoco says:
zine rasGjusters in tho Virginia Legislature
will soIc to pay every dollar of Virsioia's two
thi:ja OF tho principal CT tho debt of the old
S!nto OF Virginia tleavug tho other one-third
to b, psid By West Virginia. as oil Vngiuians
iaI o) and every dollar Of the arrears OF Interest
dlo thereon. There will bo 90 nbatemen! OF
eminttioo. "
Sucl talk AS tha can not be tho result Of
want ciinIo;mstion, apd yst it is The result of O
deliberate i1ttn'iou to deceive.
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Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser

tao Sen OF mn S,mcs" la cur GIVE Ind Insry
wo4!sen: stlsor5 hcva did also. Among
thetG Senator Matt. Carp; n.er, Hon. Fernando
Wood, Col. ThCmIs S,ott. Hon. John W.
Fo;ncy. Gon. a. K. Blr1sldo, l.. A. G obright,
ca; Geo. w. Rees. e'q. Wsshington BAKERY
Rev. Stuart Robinson. DR.. Shelton McKer zie
aud Wymsn, TIE famous Wizlrd. We have
been by 10 means sytmp! either trJm colossal
cslalnItie5. WHO can thick of the terrible
Michigan fires tiIss. September without feel
ine thrill OF horror? or Of the naty 6srcs c,
c'oDcs which devastated whole sections of
Wcstcrn Industry? OF tic sRiepog floods Of
the same !rc,liiy? ard then of tbs prolonged
drought which 10 mauy Instances rendered all
the previous labor SID outlay IF he husband
nan prof l:ss. Disease, too, hes done its
av:roga Woik. AID at this present time the
uuah dicadt d sulapox is Increasing ald
aIrrsd'ug all tver the coub!ry. About cur
Gwb inm edAlc Ice ilily Wo hapo hsd, it is irue,
nNh!Dg stsIliltg 10 o0me lpon US, sa7o curing
tho cary part OF the yaar when We were block
astd from tho northern portions Of tho cauutry
for several days ty tho 10, gorge. and when
rISscugGts on Pennsylvania aVetu,. 10 WssL
iagtaU, had 20 be cirii,d from placo 10 lac, in
boats as though they ivtd 10 Vcnio. ln this
CITY va hasa been cElod upon to mourn the
doaiEa OF muny c,iZ rs Reuben johnson,
Cbnlshy Dillingham;. Col. g. +. Sattlc, DIR.
d. NJ French, W. R klinatcio and r.
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Falls Church Items
r.: ported for tho Alexandria Gszo.le,

&C..
The cenfure of Mr.. D. Turner ths. Falls
Church had no school, WAS not strictly trra
since that town has been blessed with good
schools for years. The town has been ohlIpcJ
to rent quarters for the school, it is ,1ue. hit
having purchased site and burned A isroa
quantity OF brick, it IS expected il the spring 10
erect 8 commodicu, brick school house which
ahsll be ornsmenta! IS we'll IS useful
Mr.. Chis. E. M.nkin. formerly of Als,s,.
dris. tu! ct present conducting bakery. tow
and confectionery store st Fails Church, hsyiny
lived in single blessedness 60 long that Ii.
friends looked upon him sp q confirmed celibsts
has finally realized that it is not good for man TO
live alone and has taken to wife Miss Valinds
Lynch, CT Falls Church, daughter of VIM. n.
Lynch deceased They we're married on tn,
sOih instant at Dulin Chapel in Falls Church.
The members OF the Congregational Church
in Falls Church had thu pleasure Of ringing IN
Christmas with very fine bell they have iust
had placed in the tower of their church elifcc.
I he bell ia lsrge one weighing about 500 lbs
with fine sllVory tone. Snd cost about SAN 1t,
tonos add largely 10 the sentiment that should
pervAde all religious exercises. and carried iha
worshippers bscS TO times when gathered around
other shrines they enjoyed The pesls of other
bells ushering in former occurrences Of The Joy.
full SEASON.
Au!ocrscy docs Ict coniiAe itself to Rus.is
s. certain Msyor Of certsin town not thout-
aru mics lloh Ale1AuGrl6 MAJ as LANDLORD
that not unusual occurrence tenant ia arre,I
This gentleman, II IL reported, 10 his capacity Of
landlord, made complaint be'oia himself AZ
Mayor, ~hertupon as Mayor he issued his war.
rant, and iu his capacity Us e1 oli:io justice cf
the Peace gave judgment in favor of himself ss
landlord. It nay be thEl there WA no nusliru
done in this case, bat as matter Of proptiely /.
ls not considered hu fat for client to ba tbs
judge both of the facts and law in the case Ju:-
tce is proverbsly blind when not interested;
when she is interested her imp:rlisi,y ia not &c.
marsably apparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
The Missouri River

SoUIX CRY, Iowa. Dec. 3l.-rhe Missouri
river closed las! night The ice is ecraed against
the bridge OF the St. Paul aud Omaha Railway,
taking away 800 feet Of tho structure. It will
tax, week fer respirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

The Petersburg Indcc. 10 rfsrling to the
81 y acd uoiou ijci report TINT tho lAto Pres
dent Garfield was opposed to tho Maheno CT
ait!on, ss!a that The word 81 tx-Scorolsry
BlalLo to thai Il O settles tho question. "
Af:ar tho Csd~el dispatches. aud tho Null
gan ltlie;s std wha! Mr.. Knott said Of Mr..
Il are iu connection tktrowith. noboGy 1T all
familiar with thts, Incidents in the latIor' {
cl:ecr thi1ks his word settles any question,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
PArl:lIsiH Canal

Tho Daily News 10 lslding sriicls di. cus.-
ig the Panama Canal enttrpriso sGys: ltmay
Do hoped that protcotorate, 10 which Europe
cou d not acqueEcc will BIZ no moro hoard If
Blaine is probably destiocd to become 10
Am,r:cI like "Jtpeoi:m', hero std "Chawir-
ism in Franos-the nsmo Of temporary sbol-
ration from p)tic, reason.
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HeinUUs Crime

BoRDENTowN. N. j.. Dc 3l..-Thcs. Civ
or, resident OF Nav Hsntv,r Township. Buy
I!',1gton county. has been IOdgid in Jill at
Mount Holly on claIgo Of having brulslly a.
saulted nini veal old daughter tl a nnighbtr,
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LIST 0F.LETTEKS;.

The following is list of tho letters remaining
in the Ale1 andria. Virginia, rostotco Dec 81
Persons calling for lottors will say thcy sre al
vertised and give tho dato of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, thcy Willie
sent TO the dead lottor Office. in Washington.
Clifford, Mr. Phillips. Mrs Ada
Grsndy. Henderson Reed, Sussn A
harris, Mrs Heley Wright, Jas IT,
1t LEWIS MCkRNZIE. =. Al.
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Political,

ALBANY. N. Y, D;c. 3l.-Coafert nc;s OIL
Time between the TammaDy committee and
tho chairman OF the democratic Slate O. m nit
tee, and there is manifested strong disposition
Tor harmony on both sides. The belief is grow
log that there will b, 40 agreement before the
caucus is held 90 NJ ondsy night.
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The Nav York Herald s.yi:

ut is t. DO regretted that the tides OF immi-
grafton fram EutOpc d, bot Fl vt towards iho
South, where imWSrso's sre more nsed, d
than in the j. stern or even 10 The Western
States"
No!thrr capita! Ger immigration h,Ws into
uathrity States. aud nc State can bo Thrifty in
which, th, populsr !c1iing. IS expressed by
vo!os, !a 10 favor Of rcpudis:iop. Add notailL-
standing tho present regrols tf tie Herald, it
WAS olly recently that it g.va lis iLf1tnoo 10
the nlsn n ho want to mako Firgitis rerudi-
s,ug State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
The WARSAW Panic

LoND N, Dec 3l-Tbe Standards Vienna dis
patch says:-"The tusrsges 10 Warsaw last
Sunday were prtatranged. An alarm Of fro
vas raised simultaneously 10 four churches
A mi 'riV tftbe ptrjons arrested have been
RI loaGed -
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InfOuuUed RumOr

:. WASHINGTON, Dec Sl.-There is no foulda.
lion whatever Tor the report which il aid n
have been teegraphed from here that Guitesu
had heon shOt 9uiteau still occupies his seat
IN the prisoners deck and the trial ia proceeding
as Usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
New Polar Exnedftinn.

LONDON, Dec. %l.-Tho st. Petersburg Nova
Vrenyn says MIR. James Gordon Bennett
has lett Pans for St. Petersburg to cmfsr with
The government relative to lhs organization OF
new polar ypediliop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
Policeman Killed.

=, KANSAS City, Mo, DGo. 3I.--Polica Osicsr
Msrtln Hgnes was shot aud killed last night By
Clay Cfsnshaw, proprietor of 4 saloon. The
othoar had undertaken to arrest Crensbaw It
tie ilshgStlon Of bis vile for at u5ne her,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31
Thr L. chmood Wing says:

We lax, it. upon Ourselves TO say that Gar.
Malone is almrs. The only R,atiuIler 10 VIZ
glua who does NOT allenpi to advise and
direct Cur ciu;so.
Thia is gratifying news TO III, Gtneial's rsal
hiArfS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

ES-CohYEEs ATIosAL FBRHcH CLassHs-
Oral SJttem. No noe Gnmmar. Toe arst
Lesion Of ihs oourse will be given on 1us,dsy Of
isa DeAhfs :hool. At a y. m on Thu1sdiy
al Misc Doriey'a school, ii 3p n.
dec3l-2t PRoR n GYrrs,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

stoambost Inspectors Lowry snd S,vlis have
cons to West Point IL Investigate tho cause Of
tae explosion Oh tho Weal Point 90 MONDAY,
by Thoh blostesn lives were lost
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Murder at ainr Ming
The Markets.,

SISG SING N. Y Dec. III Angelo CornaEa.
killed Daniel Csah this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

A remedy res;irg en- tho basis ct inlIrs!c
worth demands tho c,pGie1oo Of eli. Or.
Bull 9 Cough Syrup is known sud used uost
satisfactorily throughout tho land. a. is atte.ttd
by ils great Sales Your druggist keeps il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

SSO1.h, Cold or Sore Throat should
be tssGpped. Neglect frequently results in eli
lncurnble Lung Disease or Conanmp-
ton. Il Il . w Ms Is IL ONO HAL
TkOCHEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bassms, but act directly
OH tie inilnnIed parts, sllayiug irritation,
give reliafin Asthma. lsrOnc hi Tia. Coughs,
Chtarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers ana Public Speakers are cub.
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchls
Troches have been recommended by physciars,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
boon tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have STAINED we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedies Of
tho age Sold NJ 25c. > box everywhere mills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-31

SA ALL HAMS. OF bss! quality, lust ,eceioed
~ Wy loecioI j. y. MlLBuKN,