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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-10

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THE UNDERSIGNED, W. c. CAR
l. RlNGTON, trustee, by virtue Of the power
vested In him by deed OF trust executed by H. X.
Lewis to him as trustee, bearing date the 2Sth and
recorded on the LIST day Of January 1870, 20 Sc
able on demand TO ID. j. Hartsook and the under
signed, James L. Apperson, surviving trustee, by
| Virtue of the power vested in him by u deed of
trust executed by the said Il. Il. Lewis 10 him and
ID. d. HartsOOk, trustees e0aring date the Goth day
or January 1870, and recorded on February /.
1870, to secure to the Jefferson INSURANCE. Com
ny $4,000, due by two negotiable notes, bearing
date the Goth day OF January, 1870, payable al
twelve and eighteen months from date respective
ly, each for $4,000, and drawn by said T.. H. Lewis,
VIII offer for sale, In the village Of Howardsvile,
on the
I'm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
AT public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE ly-
ing In Nelson county, at the Junction of the James
ana Rockhsh rivers adjacent - the village of How
LAND. "
This property is one OF the most valuable farms
on James river, the soil fertile. and excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses and improve
ments. and about 80 miles above Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE. Cash enough 70 nav the costs
or sale and TO pay the aggregate balance due hinder
both OF said deeds OF trust, amounting to tS649 AZ
IS OF June ), 1874, with interest from that day
until paid on sSlD0.73 thereof subject 10 credits
on interest amounting TO 81 ,229. l9-the said bal
ance being due 10 the Piedmont and Arlington
Llfe,iDsurance Company, the assignee, and now
payable to a. l.. Boulware, receiver; the residue OF
lhe pnrchase-inoney will be made payable on such
terms as the said H. Il. Lewis may direct and Al he
should fal 10 give such directions, on reasonable
terms. W. c. CARRiNGTON. Trnstec'
Sc I-SOt j. l.. APPERS0N, Trustee.
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by W. GOddin & Son, Auctioneers,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE
- BEAUTIFUL TRACTS OF LAND ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND, ON THE MEADOW
BRIDGE ROAD AND ON THE ROAD LEAD
ING TllEREFKOM TO TIE HENRICO AND
HANOVER TURNPIKE, NEAR TO AND AID
JOINING THE HANDSOME COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE OF NR. j. VI. FOURQUREAN.-Thesc
containing respectively 10, 20, and l5k ACRES
each, will be offered at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 10, 1882,
at O'Clock i. NJ. Most of the land IS In success
full cultivation. and remarkably well located for
suburban residences or market gardens Tho
neighborhOod Is excellent, aud the view from Rich
mond lovely, with fine roads leading TO each.
TERMS: Liberal
Call and see the map. W.GODDIN 4 SON,
Sc AuctiOnecrs.
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by W. Goddin & son, Auctioncers.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
4 FORTY ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY.
ON THE NEW NORTH ROAD. ABOUT TWO
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, NEAR TO
TIE HENRICO ANDHANONER TURNPIKE
As trustee I'm certain deed of trust from Nr.
George ". Carter and wife. bearing date the 9th
of october, 1872, duly recorded In HcnricO COun-
~ Court In Deed-Book No. 80, page 453.I shall
in execution thereof proceed to sell at public auc
tiOn, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1882.
commencing at , o'clock II. NJ, the NEAT AND
ATTRACTIVE FARM located A. above. on which
Mr.. Carter now resides. 1t contains FORTY
ACRES. of which about one third T. I'm woods
The open land lies well for cultivation. The i'm
proyements conss OF an EXCELLENT DIV ELL
ING newly paintedl containing seven rooms:
kitchen. barn. stable &c. There Is an excellent
young orchard on the place. The location Is plea
SAINT and healthy, the neighborhood excellent, and
the roads leading to II are i'm lrst-rate order.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash to the ex-
tent of the expenses Of sale and the amount Of the
debt due thereon. yet am authorized n say that
the terms of payment can he made rsrV liberal OF
the payment of one fourth of the purchase money
In cash and lien the property for the residue.
The anctioneers will show the property to those
who may wish 10 see II.
WILLIAM J.. COWARDIN.
Sc Trustee
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CONNECTIONS

At Richmond with associated railway. lr al
points south, aud Richmond. Fr.ffr..h .Nul- llrl
Potomac railroad for all point. Nnr'i.
Neeping-cdr 0tt0cLcf g. f.sIt TI.-,.s 80
LyHch1urg. Rs. BAPEDlI..
au 20 GeLeral Freight ana Passenger gent
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| VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATsETIaI
-, 49, JAMES RIXER LINE FOR nonue
OLD POINT G0MtoRT' N0kP0Lk, T0RTS-
! DIRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON, RALTIMoRE AND THE
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
| AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR aAMPTON, sMITHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
| ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. s1.5O.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
steamers
CITY OF RICHMoND on APPEL
carrying United states mailJ
Y. c. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY az a. " for sbOVe-named
places; connecting at GA roilt with The Bay Line
for Baltimore AID the North. Returning the
steamer leaves N0lfok at 4. VI a,tt Old Point
+: H. No A. S'' arriving III hlcn"'na al ABOUT
Through tickets on safe c. stca,norard at Gar
bers Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES, &c.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
SmthhCld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.;
NewberB. Washington, and TarbOrO', y. C., and
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also for
Eastern shore OF Virginia. Old Point and N rcgu-
lar landings on James river at LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills Issued l.. u. IhTUM,
ivy Superintendent.
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FERTILIZERS. &c,
FOR THE WHEAT CROP.

A CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
"A BONE,
made OF South Carolina phosphate dissolved I'm
sulphurlc acid. containing "a 10 26 per cent. OF
soluble and reduced bone phosphate Of lime. Ex-
!tensyeiy aud successfully used on the wheat crop.
we manufacture IL ut our works In Richmond, aud
FOR sale 1t the lowest market prices.
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
~ 10s1m
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memory shall love to finger in all our after
years. 500 - ~ .islsp

HoRsroRD's AcID PHOSPHATE makes a
cooling drink. Into a tumbler OF ice-water
put a teaspoonful Of Acid Phosphate; add
sugar to the taste. fe
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAA1
AZ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT AUGUST 1g. lisa

LEAVE RIG UNOND:
7.2O a. NJ. MAIL daily (cxc,rt sunday o. .-
Meeting at LyuclhWl WI. ny q
Midland railway i.r aI r.-.
norlh. and Norfolk and N,-.erIriIr
road for hu"NilD. tl1ttlun..l. a. y
l1ntl. Nashville. Itui-Yil.t. N..-
phi-, New Drcln- and al ln.. rs
IN the south. ~YuthN.-t AID a...
Day colcic,, Richmond r. o.. .
burg. sleeper. J. .r. hitg
orleans and Ncmphi,
change.
fJG y. " ACCOMMODATES daily ..,-.-'
sunday h,tw,,n RlOhmnll I..
scots Iilp.
so =. NJ. NIGHT ENPEF~~ Nfg ..al.t.
>rndlNl b'n.etl kIcI.uH.
LVrrhturg.
$50 4. W. ENCiENlpN -ulla., Ur'r =.
twfCn Richmond and Scott. ......
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 i. u. MAIL daily 'cNccw sunday.
1O:l0 \. VI. ACCOMMODATES daily .,l,s
sunday.
200 A. VI. NIGHT EXPrE>S daily tlr'f
sunday.
700 =. ". EXCLUSION sunday. only.
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by Furman Tupper'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEAT SMALL
l. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING, NO.
7l2 SOUTH LAUREL STREET.-By virtue OF
a deed Of trust executed to the undersigned by
Henry Charter and wife, dated January rs
1881, and recorded IN the clerks oihce OF Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, ID. Is. 1lS A, page III,
tain note therein secured and being required so
To do by the BENEFICIARY, will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTIMBRR 16, 1882,
at 8 o'clock l.. NJ, the real estate conveyed by
s.,J decd which Is situated as above described
The lot fronts 2s feet on the west side of Laurel
street, and extends back 1873 feet, upon which Is
small iling,icomparatiyely new, and other out
houses Also. win be sold another small lot adj
Joining the property above named, fronting 10
feet on 20-foot alley, more fully described In the
aforesaid deed of trust.
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
r. TUPPER, JR, Trustee.
FURMAN TUPPER, AuctiOneers. sc III
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1870 T.. NJ. Bon Aair At $40 l.. NJ. and ar
Richmond ~ : i. NJ.
All regular passenger trains stop az b. AlL
PULLMAN-CsR SERVICE
Ga Train 5O--Ncw York and Atlanta VIZ Wa.l-
ington and Danyillc. and Grocn-hnrt' fY firf-...
station, Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train 52-Rlchmoud and Dhyilt,. 49,
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold % All points souii. southeast ata
southwest, and baggage checked through
No lay-oyer checks given 81 loell d .h,t..
W. II. ~ GflIfE.
General Passenger Ag.rh
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
/. VI. Il. TALCOTT. General N.rig r.. -
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DICIIMOND AND PETER>BI EG
~ RAILROAD
TIE OLD RELIABLE ALL-RAlL Rot'tE
To
NORFOLK
VIA PETERSBURG.
- IC Ii MON u. FREDERTCk>BUE re-
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RhH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DlKIG IlON.
GREArLY.REprcEn RArr-

Corrcspondngly qrick time 20 other roln1
Through bills " ladng Issued a. low rates
Z. \. TAlLOE
W General Freight AGENT
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900 P. v
YORK-RIvER LINZ.
cd 2:f5 +. ". 4:f0 4. VI.
at
int 500 i. VI. 1855 a. ".


Passenger tram connects az W.. P1irt f.r.
except sunday with steamers for Baltror. ..
| the North.
Freight trains lea wing Richmond A. 40 , A.
! aud 600 4. n. will have passengcr-c..cl,. Al,
Lafhed.
Train No ~ connects at BurkcS lllo viii 4.
folk and Western railroad for farIIy.il, I -
burg, and all southwestern points
Train NO 30 Through passenger -toIsst. iI.,a.
lions, connecting at Suthcrln'. with Ml,r .",
Suthcrln NsrrOv-Gsuge railroad for Nl,o,. q,
Salisbury with Western North Carolina r4,ir
for all points In Western North C1rD'ial: At A.
lanta for ri, points south and southwest
Train No 81 Through passenger and msU. .t.,.
at all stations, connecting az ,ulbcrllu's WIN az
ton and Sntherlin Narr0"-Gauge railroad n,
Milton; At Atlanta for all points south ..f .'.,.
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte Ceilf,ff. az,
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta $500,
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive 40 Richrrarl r.,
ABS +. W., 7:2G A. NJ. and 1915 l.. w.. and fr."
West Point at LOGO A. VI. N'assougorl. aud Z. ..
L. ". and 1910 +. VI. freight
Df II A -. l. T.
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By Chsvnins Rose. 49,
Real Estate Agents, Ancsioneels, ana nr ws
No north Tenth street, hichmonu' Va s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
Filicide by q Neeress.

SELMA, Ala, May 4.-Nancy Henry, Il
young woman, twenty eight years old, was
brought to this city, Tuesday, from the Cal
houn plantation and lodged in Jail, charged
with committing a most brutal murder,
that Of killing her son, boy ten years Of
age, by continued and tiendishly barbarous
treatment. Ten days ago she commenced
maltreating her son in IL particularly cruel
manner, and from that day until the moment
when death relieved him of all misery he
has been in a condition supcratiyely pitiful.
She whipped him until he was unable to
walk, then took plank and struck him il
blow that broke his left leg, between the
knee and ankle. A day or two afterward,
with the same instrument of torture, she
broke his right thigh bone and then, because
he would not get up, she whipped him with
strap to cure him of '.possuming." An
old dusty scythe blage was brought into
play, and with this the helpless boy was
Utterly hacked TO pieces. From head to foot
bis body presented succession Of revolving
cuts, gashes,' bruises, and running sores.
Last Sunday, late in the afternoon, stretched
on thin and ragged pallet, placed in an out
Of the way corner of the house, the boy died
On Monday he was buried in hasty scratch
cd up hole, without coffin or any prepare
ton for the grave. The facts as given to
the ears of law officers led to the exhuming
OF the body, the arrest Of the mother and
her transmission to the county Jail here for
safe keeping
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

READJCsTER EEGIsLATOR Superintendent of
Public Instruction Farr is at his home in Fairfax
sick He qualified rs, and assumed the duties of su
pcrntcndcnt the latter part Mar but the greater
part Of the work has been performed in the mean
time by Prof. Holland the Secretary of the Board
understand Mr.. Farr does not purpose resigning
ms seat IN the house unless an extra session of
the Legislature is called The readiusters have
lost good many ofther most stalwart members in
both branches of the Assembly by appointment to
other fields of usefulness aud greater emoluments
The last OF these is +. L. G. Paige, the colorcd
delegate from Norfolk county, who was appointed
assistant postmaster of Norfolk. He has not yet
resigned his seat in the House, nor has his chief
Postmaster Rue, yet indicated his intention of
surrendering his Senatorial responsibilities
Rich Cor Petersburg Inder-1ppezl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

A meeting of the stockholders of the Shenan.
doah Valley Railroad Company was held at Luray
Yesterday. The report of the president shows
great progress in the construction of the road
which will be completed to Roanoke BIZ. June Is.
The capital stock of the road was reported at S.
G9G.2oo; funded debt 1t 100000; total So
s96, 200, or $4,000 per mile for construction
and equipment: F. j. kimbal, president, and the
Old board of directors except Jos. I. Wright, of
Clarke county, were reelected, Joseph F. Bullitt,
OF Philadelphia, being substituted for Mr.. Wright
Among other resolutions the following were adopt
ed: TO effect the consolidation and extend the
main line by lease or otherwise, and build branch
roads; and authorizing the directors to accept or
reject all legislation in Virginia or West Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 4.-virgnin Is deferred -;
do consolidated 63a4 do second series 81; past
due coupons 60; new 1O.4Os 42s bid to-day
Cotton steady; middling 12Asa12E.. Flour un
changed and very dull. Wheat-Southcrn steady
Western lower and dull Southern red 133a135
DO amber 143a14S; No 1 Md 147ta1471a No 2
Western winter red May 1428sa144; June 142S:
a1427s; July 1264a1265a Aug 1928, asked
Corn-Southern steady; Western dull and weak;
Southern white 81 do yellow 81 Western mixed
Nay Nay S2a93; June 92aS212 July s2a4aS2Ns; Aug
s3E. Oats higher and in demand: Southern
6Oa63 Western white 62a63 do mixed 6Oa62
Penna 6Oa63. Rye frmer at 95a1OO Hay dull
and unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordi-
nary to fair Slaa9l2. Sugar quiet; A soft 97s
Whiskey firm at 81 %.
New YORK, May 4.-Stocks dull but generally
stronger; Money 3. Cotton steady; uplands IL
Orleans 12le. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat
heavy and Eaa24c lower. Corn heavy and unset
tied 1a1 t,c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
10 show the rery age and body Of the Times.

10 sho~ the rery age and body cfthe Times
he General Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church met in Wash
ing Yesterday.
Lieut. Danenhower was received BY the
Emperor and Empress of Russia OH Tues
day, and yesterday he called on the Grand
Duke Alexis, Gen. Ignatietf, and other high
dignitaries.
A man named Cappelman, resident of
California, died suddenly a week ago at
Missouri Valley, Mo-, while on his way to
New York to visit friends and relatives.
He had on his person $3.50 cash and SIC. 900
in securities.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Butler. of
South Carolina, severely reprimanded Mr.
ingalls, for declaring that the Southern Sen
ators had never been able to understand
that the war meant anything.
The crews of the fleet at Fort Monroe are
amusing themSelves with boat races. Tues
day the boats of the Tennessee and Kear-
sarge went over three-mile course. the
Iennessee's boat winning. Yesterday the
Tennessee and Vandalia boats had race.
the latter winning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

The VIRGINIA GOLD REGIoN.-Recent
Investigations have demonstrated conclu-
siyely that Virginia is exceedingly rich in
gold between the Allegheny and Blue Ridge
ranges of mountains. and more especially
where these two ranges meet in the counties
of Floyd and Montgomery. The gold area
there covers thirtyeight square miles.
Prof. Fontaine, Of the University Of Virgin
il, who has examined this region, states
that there is better prospect of finding
gold in large quantities there than in Cali
iornla i'll the early days. Parties are now
washing out from s.; to $50 day and Fon.
taine says that all the w:,shings come from
Pilot Mountain which he believes is full of
gold. Virginia bids fair to become 'sGod-
en- state rs well us California - ouripr
JoUrnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
LOCAL BREVITIEs,

There were no cases at police hca,lo,,,y
tiers this morning. quar-
The farm of the late Levi Stiles po.,
cotink, has been sold to New York onv
tlcman S'''-
The annual inspection of the weights 49,,
measures of the city is being made hy m .,,'
ketmaster Simpson.
Several large surgeons have been l,ndo,
at fishtown recently The first S;ur."o o"
OF the season was caught one night las, Well:
Mrs. Rosina DutiGy. mother of Mai Gr,
Dutfey, Commissioner of the Revenue i y,
at the residence of her daughter Mr. ~
Stephen Swain.
One hundred thousand herring AMI ~,
thousand shad arrived at Fishtown today
and sold rs follows: Herring $6aS6, ~ n.y..
thousand shad $l5asl6per hundred ~
Mrs. Ann r. Stablcr die,lat Sandy Snr;u,
Md, on Wednesday, in the S5th year Of bnr
age. Mrs. s. was the mother OF Mrs. Jas =
Hallowell, formerly Of this city
Marriage licences were issued in W,,h
ington yesterday to J. B. Higgins and .lnH,
A. Arlington. both of Prince William rm,"
ty, Va; Joseph Hill, Of Prince WiIim,
county, Va, and Rachel Ware, nf Wa>bina'
ton.
The Virginia Midland Railway tom,r,y
brought Mr.. J. +. Gentry, one ol the com.
ductors on the road, to this city las, u;.E,
from Danville on a special engine to a,e,J
at the bedside Of his wife, who WAS S,,nrns,J
to be dying
The passenger engine recently altered in
the shops Of the Washington and Ohio HajI.
road Company from a wood to coal burn
er, started out on its first trip over thu,
road this afternoon. with Mr.. {. X. Crmn
as engineer.
At Il meeting of the Board ofTu,,rcs ri,
the American Institute of Architects in New
York April 2Sth Mr.. Glenn Brown. M arch.
tect Of Washington, d. c., and n son of u,
Bedford Brown, of this city, was elected m
associate of the American Institute of Arch
| tectS.
The marriage of Miss Eva Stallipe>
daughter of A. j. Stallings, formerly Of TIL
city, to Mr.. William J. King, took place 4;
the residence of the brides father in Water
| Valley, Miss. on Wednesday night. the
26th of April, Rev. Father Quito performing
the ceremony.
Messrs. Samuel Smith l. Co. had at their
stand in the market this morning 4 Iaror
supply Of all kinds of fish. Their rock and
perch were especially fine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

Reports from the interior of New York
speak Of heavy white frost having fallen
on Tuesday nght,and it is stated that plowetl
land in some placed was frozen two inches
deep.
a telegram has been received at Jackson,
Miss, from Bishop Winglield, of Northern
California, declining the position of Assis-
tant Bishop of Mississippi. to which he was
elected by the Council.
President Arthur issued Il probation yes
tcrday warning the lawlcss bands of dcsper-
ADDE'S in Arizona to dispense and to peacca-
bly, retire to their homes:
lr has been finally determined to build
monument in Baltimore to the memory of
Col. Armistcad. Of Fort McHeny fame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04
The Richmond correspondent OF the

The Richmond correspondent Of the
Petersburg lndex-Appeal writes:
The straightout or Blaine wing ofthe re-
publican party will hold a convention at
Staunton, June 9th, the prime object of
which is to give Il black eye to to the ':ad-
ministration" candidates for Congress in this
State. It's the intention ofthc Straightouts
to recommend that their friends shall put
candidates in the field in all districts in the
State. The office holding republicans are
not very apt to take any great deal ofstock
IN iurthering the interests eff Mr.. Blaine.
Mr.. Arthur is President just at this time and
has his grip on all of the government patron
aye. The Presidential election is some time
otiyet and the statesman who is drawing u
salary from the government can't afford to
coquette with t'other side"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

\ Boys GAME or CIRCUs-Ye ster1ay
afternoon, an old colored woman named
Lutetia Perkins locked up her two grand
children, one 4 boy about ten and little
girl about three years of age. The children
were locked up in the house, but the Win
dow was opened, out of which they looked
upon trightful sight. In the adjoining
lot lives Sol Clemens and wife, also colored
In this yard from the limb of Il tree is sin
gle rope, at the end Of which is large knot
and the boys used this to swing upon.
Aunt Lutetia has in her employ hoy
named John Henry Calvin. Yesterday af-
ternoon he went to the house and then into
the next lot where hung the swing and told
the children who were watching from the
window that he was going to play circus.
After swinging awhile in tho usual way he
got upon piece Of scantlng that was laid
upon the fence and the tree and then put
the rope around his neck. Having done
this he told the children that he was going
to play circus and hang himself and swung
of. The children saw his commissions but
could not get to him. Aunt I.utetia return
ed from the funeral about half past four
O'Clock. AS soon rs the children saw her
from the window they called to her to hur-
~ up, rs John had hung himself She re-
paired ut once to the swing, but the boy had
been dead some time. The boy evidently
miscalculatea tho distance when he swung
of. He was found in ii sitting posture, his
feet touching the ground and his body about
six inches from it.-Nacon TTegrum
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-04

Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop,ed
Neglect frequently results in an Incurablc Inns
Disease or Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAY
TROCHES do not disorder the stomach like cough
ssyrup5s and balsams, but act directly on the In.
aamsd parts, sllaying irritation, give relief in
Throat Troubles which Singers and Public SNEAK.
ers are subject to- For thirty years Browns
bronchial Troches have been recommended he
physlrIans, and have always given perfect salts
faction Having been tested by wide and constant
use Tor nearly All entire generation they have at
tanned well merited rank among the few staple
where ~!