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South Bound.
North Bound.

Hsil. Southwark, connects ct Chsrlo,;ssviII,
with Ckes. & Ohio E. E., Esst and West 4,
Lynchburg, connects With Norfolk 4 Va,
ern T. H., through Southwest Virspi, w =.
Nashville, New Orlesns Memphis, Little Re-. y
and Te1as-and st Derville with Hichmons
Danville &. r., to South snd Southwest.
Ezpress trains connect 1t Charlottesville vii.
Ohes. q Ohio trains for the West AID with
s. ID K s. st psrvile for all points 10 SomI
South Bsst, Soutbwest and East
Elpress trains northWsrd make cosnscin,
Charlottesville far Richmond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line e,ye A.
eyrndria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9C0s, ~
l GO p NJ, and returning arrive ST AleIssd,,
8 05 p. N. and II 10 . m
For MANASSAS LINE lave W.saipr.
10 Z. IN. and Alezandris As q. L., ds1r
except Sunday, arrive 81 Strasburg ct II p DE-
connecting with tho Valley Road East NJ
West, al d st Eivsr with s. v K f1r Iu ~,
and Waynesboro. Leave S!rasburs 80 n
arriving =! Alexand-iH a. S. p. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IS1OH leaves Alexandria daily, excep. Sur.
day, at % o. I'll, arriving at StrssSurg
y. M, and returning leaves Strsshu,s q s.;
3. NJ, arriving in Aie1sndris at 3 IL Q. m.
For MiddlebuTz. daily (escap: Suni,y) ae,
nection ct P!sIr. s.stion.
For Uppervillc, regular connection at Del.
plane.
For Washington, Rapp,hsrnock, daily cc,.
| neclioo, ex cept Sunday, st. Culpepsr
ALI trains -connoct t. sad from WARISy.
TON.
ALI trains make good connections, q, W,.,
| inston, to and frcm North snd West.
Pullman Sespefs between Now York n1
Atlanta on N all trsns in each d:rs c.ion wtbCg,
| change; only one change OF cas- between Ne,
York and New Orlsaus,
New Orleans slsepers leave WASHINGTON II
10 s. NJ, -rcDing through without chant
Pullman Sleeping Cars between WssHin,m
| and Chstsasoa.S. @. without change, on 10
| p. m. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro A.;
| Eugusts. Ga, on loa m. connection
Mark "a dj ustable Chair Oars 4re run on NisN
| trains between Wushingto aid Danvil,a.
I Through tickets at loves! ratos 10 sill inpo.
| an! points in the UIi!ed States.
ii all Trains 10 both directions mska close col.
nection OF franklin Junction 10 and from Al
points on franklin Division.
1 hEhflEK IIf.HTN3
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-- oIOels Gkuatt ". leCZl-W4W
VIRGINIA In the CLERKS office of the Or.
cult Court of the city of Alexandra, on the
2lst dry of February. 1852.
John ,. Haines Levi II. Small and Eugene D
Robinson, primers, trading under the f IN
rame Of Hainee, Small & Kobi Icon; W. ID.
Hudeol. administrator of II 3 ". Bark II,
dtc'o., snd Thomas Perry, plaintiff. sPalbst
d. :. Barker, Leonard Martu Y, tru,tse, and
S. +. Grgo,y and X. g.. O. brien, partners
/ trading uuder the firm nome of Gregory &
" brlen. defendants. In chancery.
Memo. The obj C! of this suit is to have A re-
cev.r appointed for Tho assets of the late firm Of
b w Barker q BON and for the trop, rly
COL ve5 ed by q deed Of trust from II. s BARK
TO Leonard Marbury. and TO ascertain the lis
Diiltles OF lid fru and pay the same out of tue
sale OF said assets, end settle the affairs of arid
htm, and to ascertain the creditors secured bv
s'ld deed ard psy their debts out Of the sale OF
said property conveyed ihar.by.
HIS. Barker, one of Said defendants, not havin o
entered bis appearance and given security &C
cording to the act of Ascend y, and the rulos of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
ne !. not resident OF this State it is OF.
cdered that the said defendant appear here with.
In one month after due publication of this
order and 90 what is necessary to protect hls
interest IN this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Afexandris Ga.
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Al.
exandria, once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MOTION MARYE. Clerk.
John |. johnson. p. ftb2l-W4w
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RAEEM0ADH.

1RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. Fiesideo. al
On and after SUNDAY. Feb. IL, 1850 D..
senger trains will run - follows: ~
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/ 1872 \ GREAT 1852

l. 90 a GREAT 1907
PEN NSYLVANIA ROUTk
70 THE EORTE, WEST j. SCUTHWEI
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCBNEPv
AAGNIFICENT sQUIPMEEi.
In Eject January o. 1882.
Trairs leave Washington, ire III Station, colg
of Sixth and b str..ts, as follows:
For Pntsburx and the West. chicago Limits!
Exnre:s Of Pullman Hotel and S.eeoing C,s
8! 8 80 N. daily; Fact Lite. 9 30 n
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg
Cincinnati. Western Kxpress 20 pm daily
with Palace Cara to Pitt.burg nud Gin cinusl
Mail E,rress al Q 50 p, M. daily for piHbui
and the West.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
For Oansndsigua, Rochester, Buffalo, nilgNi
ut 9 60 To- daily. except Saturday, With "a
ace Cars TO Osnsnda'gus.
For Willi.msport Lock Haven and Emil, Il
81 q. m daily, except Sunday.
For NeS York and the East, 8 co q. NJ, 50,
No.. ~ 9to and 1910 p m: On Suuisl
! 80, 30 and 10 ~ D. m. Limited express &
Pullman Psrlor Cars, 9 so q. O., daily, eIcet
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N Y, all throus b train, coara
at jersey City with boats # Brooklyn Anr,i
hfordiig direct transfer 10 Fulton sl'a
avoiding double ferrisge across New YM
City.
For Philadelphi.. SO 9. m 10 3o,. m, Isl
B a.. 9 sc, and 10 ~ p. u. On Sunday, Ia
90, 30. and 1920 y. m. L m!ed EIp'sa
60 N. dairy except Sunday
For Baltimore. 40, 800, $50 1OS) 4 m,r!
! 80. 4 20. 4 49, 4O, 7 80. go. and 10 Cop
~ Sunday go $50 Q. m., 81, s 1919
60 And 10 20 p m.
For Popc's Greek Line, 6 80 q. m. and 40p.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis & 90 .. M. and d p. N dh!
eIcep. eunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDERICHSBUR:,
HALLWAY. AND ALIEN ANDRIA AM
WASaINGTON KAlLnUAD
Fer Alexandria $50, 100. so, II % Il!
II Is a. NJ, "a. s, + 70, 90 and II 81 pS
On Sunday at 81, 8 20, IL CO aad II @aI
and 90 .. M.
For Richmond and tho South, 6 80 aad lis
m. daily, and 90 p N. daily, o1cep: SuatF
Trains lesvs Alexandria for Wssnins !ob a.
8.C5, 8 63, and 10 q. L.; 1910. 3. i, !. Il.
20 p: N. and II midnight. On Sundays
u5, s 81, and lbs. In; 100 snd ~ pl
Tickets sno Information 1t the office, Lo.sf,%
corner Of 18th and Penney lvsnia avenue, l'ih
the station. where orders can be lett forts
checking of baggage 10 destination frcm h''sl
and residences. J. X. WOOD.
General Passenger AgtHs
FRANK THOMSON,
General Nouoner isLy
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POTATOES, FISH

NEW YORK snd EASTERN EARLY
ROSE. PROLIFIC, PEERLESS AND
CHAMPION POTATOES.
Nos !, and FAT SHIRE MACKEREL
Split, Round and Gibbad Shore HsRHING.
POTOMAC FAMILY ROE and No l do.
Genuine LaBEADOh do. in bbls half and
quarter obls ond kits
SHAD ROE, SCOTCH HERRING AND
BLOATEKS.
BONELRSS COD FISH.
NEW YORK BEANS and CHEESE,
Il. LINDSEY q 90,
feoI-2n Nor. 6 8 s Kirg st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-08

" porAtlon Court or the city Of AleIa ldrs,
on the tO:h day of February. 1892.
Jesse u. C,s,srd, Louis CsssArd, jr, William
l. Casssrd, Howard Onsssrd and Harriet B.
OResard. trading ss copRrtners under the firm
name Of q. Cassard q Son. plaintiff rg. ast
Hsrrison 8. Barker, Sli's q. Is Barker, lately
trading and doing busineis under the frm
name Of ID. 3. w. Barker q Sor, defendant
IN chancety and upon attachment.
Memo. The object of this sui! il to attsch the
interest of The defendant in tbs real estate in the
CITY of Alexandra of " hiCh bis f,ther, b. s. w
bsrRer. died selz3d and p ssstsed. 10 wit: A
TWO story brick tenement aid lot Of ground cor
ner OF King and Commerce streets also lot Of
ground on the 'eouth side If King street. be-
tween +, y stte and Henry streets also house
and lot or the touth side of Oou IN srce St. EFT,
between FAyette and Payne streets, and to cub
Jtc. The some to the pay ment of the PLAINTIFF
claim against the defendant, amounting to the
sum OF one hundred sad Ten liars and ff,y.
one cents. with 1ter;st thereon from the "a Day
OF FEBRUARY. 1892, until psid. and the Costs OF
tti3s.is
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and give security according to the act of As
bly, and the rules Of this Court and it appear
Ing by affidavit that he is not resident OF tnls
etate it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publcs.
ton OF this ORDER and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that cow
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andrla Gazette, newspaper published in the
city OF Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cesslve weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test:
MORTON MAihb, q ERIK
Albert Stuart D.. fet2l-w4w
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WINDOW SHADES from 10 cent. to s4
w SCOTCH HOLLANDS, all G; lors md
hs, and HARTSHORN SPkING FIX.
TUkES to fl windows of all sizes at
TENNRSsON & COS,
jsr2S ll4Ki gs.rset
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nNO ALL WHOM IT May OONCExN:
a Take notice that by deed dated Perjury
l0tb. 1882 and OF record in the Clerks flea Of
Inc Corporation Court OF Alexandria, Vac Z
h!vn and John d. Bruce. parLners. trading
bRUCE, Inveyed 10 The unde Is cned all THAR
goods, CD .tel', rights and credits, in trust for
The bent IT, Of their CREDITOR. All persons in.
deo!ed ~ Said firm will come f,rward and SEATTLE
their lndeotedn.ss or Legal proceedings will be
instituted 10 collect III a same. All .. rsons bod
II claims against To- d Aru will prssent than IN
the undersigned 90 or before the 10Th of March
1852 LEONARD MARsHRY
tenlo I'm Truataa
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0azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.

l. ehTdOU5e TGaHorS --!f oss who l.v, on
shore are aWed by the terrible violence OF the
WINDS GaG waves during 9 t pest. Whist mu't to
the expeIienc Of III IN Who live in bui. ding
exposed to ths full. f.ry tf the heavy tcosn
breakers! Whun VIC LOOK ct lighthouse in calm
weather i. i. most impossible TO realize that
The ssa SOM o.lmes break, over hs lantern. Suoh
is however, irtq le-tly The Gaze and an Instance
of this occurred moi long alter the IN oletion of
the bishop's Rock Light. which Is erected on q
Ieek beyoI the Sicily Islands far out in the
& atlantic. One Of the builders told of heavy
sea sinking under the lantern and carry ing away
the fog tell. which hung by q stout arm OF iron
nearly three il cass equsre a few years sQo
She lighthouse Ee,pers on TIL, rock were in ter
rioie lrsdic, n eat during d hurricane, the vio-
]euca OF which WAS described being fearful
The lie hihtu Use W. S struck BY enormous waves
IL qtlcE succession, each causing noise like Il q
DIS ;hargr # cannon, and making the m Assiy !,
stone bal hog rock 10 snd f;o, go that every Or
ticle felt away from its place. One fearful ssa
broke the yreEt lens in several pieces, and Al.
other smes hid the cylinders CT the spAre light,
while Sand from the bottom. thirty fatnt ms esp,
was found tespoi Vi on the ligh,hou e ,llery.
be power OF these ut broken lussl es of ~aler is
so great that lately, ct Wick one of these shocks
moved II concrete b "ck Of four hnndied tons
bnih up i'll stu" Chambers Journal.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks office of the Cor.
Y porAtion Court Of the city of Alexandris,
on the 10th day OF February, 1882.
George T. Hill and kich. I'd +. Tucker. part.
ntrs. trading and doing bu.iress under the
firm name and sly le of George 3. Hill & Co.,
ctm olAinsn's. against harrison 6. BARKER,
alias harry y. her, lately trading and do.
ing business under the firm name and style of
b. 3. w B,rker Son. defendant. In chsl.
Gerry and upon sttSch ment
Memo The object of this suit is to subjective
interest OF the defendant in the real ests'e If
which his father. b. s W. Barber died seiZ-
Ss3 IS, With Interest thereon from February l.,
1882 until paid. The sid real eBtAte ia as fol
lows: l. A two story bri, k tenement snd lot Of
ground in the city of Alex aodIia, corner of King
and Commerce streets. running thence WI st.
wsrol9 on King street "a feet and about 81 fee,
on Commerce street. z A lot Of ground on TIE
south Eide Of King street between Henry and
Favette atreets, fronting 20 fset on King street.
~ d running back 100 fest 8. A house end LOT
IN Con m srce street, between Fay cite and Psy ne
siIesta,-sli il the c ty Of Alexandria, Va
The defendant not htving entered hi; SD
pesrsnCe End ven secur ty scoording 10 tie
DC. OF Assem bly, and tho rules of thus court, and
it appearing by an affidavit that no is not 3
resident of this State it is ordered that tho sale
defendant appear here within one month sfteI
due publication OF this order. and do what lie
necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that q copy of this order be forth with in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper
published in the city OF Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door of the Court House of this city.
a ''p'' 's' MORTON MARYE Clerk.
Wsttles & Ku,hbsch n n frh2l-yd %
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lkHlNlA: Ia tina Clerks Office of Fsirfs.
Circuit Court, Fairfax Court House Fob
rusry 8h, 1892.
Lawrence Rlndle vs. George W. Corey. In
cha rcery and upon N smel dad bill.
memo The object OF this amended bill ia TO
obtain decree for a division or ssla of csr.
tain lot of land held ~ the plaintiff aud defen.
dant as tenants in common, and lying iu the
t,inil & 20, eco squ.re feet
ltsppssr pg nv sf6 'avit fled, th,. the Go.
tendan. George W. Grsy, is nou.reslc ent of
the State of Virginia. it is ordere hs. he .poes
here within one month sf:er due publication
hereof and DO what is necessary to protect Ii :,
interest in this behalf. Test:
. JNO. W. GRAHAM NPk.
Moore E Son. Stls for Comppt. ftb1o.waw
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Wattles q hu,bbach, d. q feb2l-W

VIRGINIA: In the CLERKS off C Of tho Cor
y pcrstion Court of the city OF Alexandria,
on the 20 b day of February. 1882
Thomas j. hehs6ey and John K Zimmerman.
partners, trading as T. j. Meh, fl 8 Co.,
ctm )lainants, against Barrison .. Barker,
slias Harry s. Barker def ,ndent In chance.
~ and upon attst Gent.
Memo. The object of this sui. is to atif Gu end
subject the interest Ct the defendant in tho real
estate OF which bis father, b. 8. w. Barker died
seized, to the pay m mt OF The plsin,iff' clsip
for S52 IL. with interest thereon FRI m February
II, 1882 until psid The said real e.tste is IS
follows: l a TWO story brick tenement 81 d lol
OF ground corner OF King aud Comm streets
rum lng ttence wastWardly on King stree. q
feet and about % f.et on Commerce street 2
a lot of ground on the south iie OF King street,
between Henry and fhystte streets, fronting 20
feet on Xii street ana running back 100 feet.
3 a house aud 10! on Commerce s.rset, b. =
tween Fsye!!e and Payne streets. all in tie
citr Ct Ale1.ndra.
The defendant, not having entered his SD
pearence and given security according to
the set of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by affidavit thai
ha is not 8 resident of this State, il is Or
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect hls
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zatte, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door of the Court House OF
this city. A copy, test:
Wsttles q Mushb'cb, p q. feb2l-w4W
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andria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LEGAL NOTICES,

THO ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
= LATE FlKM OF d. 70 W. BARKER q
SON and TO q. 3 BARKER trading ur dsr III q
Asm name OF b. S w. Barker q son
1,ake notice, that the undersigned, bya decree
OF The Circuit Court Of the city OF Alexsnd ria,
Virginia, in vscstion. In the chsncery csuss OF
Harris Small q RobiDson vs. II. 3. Barker oil
ale., WIS appointed receiver OF oil the assets 81
the late firm of g. e. w. Barker & Son and E
8. Barker, trading under the firm name of q. s
w. Barker q Son. ALI persons Indebted TO said
firms are required TO make imm edi.ts settle
ment, or legal proceedings will be Instituted to
collect the same
LEONARD AARBURY,
febS5-lm Keceiyer
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FGR new YORK.,
sTEA!EERs r. @. EyVIGHrSlYD J9Es
GERSOsr

GVEkY FE1DAY, snd returning leave New
14rk, from pier Il, Esst river, kVERY SAT.
Tho steamers of this company make connec.
lions at Norfolk for Boston and all points Bast
AZ rev YORK with oil points West and North,
Tsst and a. Ale1sndris with Virginia Midland
Ssllrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
through rates given and freight handled care.
taliy and promptly. For further information
apply TO +. A. REED, Agent
WIN. THOMPSON. President,
14l6 + street,
sep Z1-H Washington, D. O.
-saes CLYDR'S STEAM LINE WEKK
saHxssS LY TO
PdlLAD6hPaIA. FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DESCR AND BOSTON.
Appointed smiling days fron Alexandra EV
Eel IUEs yAY and tIom philadelphia EV.
ERY SAT URDAY.
THIS line connects 1T Alexandria with tee O.
a. q M. and w & o. 4. Rs, ano at Philsdel.
phia with Olyde's regular Steamships for Fail
Hlver, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promptaesa sud caro-
tree Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PhilsdelnhJs. And
to Wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Fresuen:
departures. Through rates and through Bills
Of ladlng given. Insurance st the lowest rate,
Agents
Z. a. REED, Aiexandria.
WA: CLYDE s. co., PhilaGelphis
JodNSON & CO.. Wash. & Geors 1T n
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Inland & SEABOARD OOASTlNG 90
Steamols OF this line will run. - follow,
FGR NORFOLK.

Steamofs OF this line will run.ss follow,
FGR NORFOLK,
connecting with Merchant and Miners Line
ror Boston, steamer
EdDF OF TEE EXH1
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FAiDA 7. at 90 o'clock p.m.; returning. lesve
Norfolk On alternate days at a 90 D. n.
This stsunch iron steamer has Just been paint.
cd throughout, ststerooms newly furnished and
csfpeten, and Is the hsndsonest ss we'll as The
safest boa. on the Potomac river and fJhasaneets
Day, and is the only steamer making close con.
neetlon with the New York and Boston steam.
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers snd
ralir9ad lines south. Stops At PINEY POINT
For ths foil and winter, commencing Oct Ist,
rates OF fare will be as follows:
FIRST class fare to Fortress on,oa and Nor.
Io;a % o. second Gnss 81 80; first class fare to
flney Point and Point Lookout 81 so; second
class 75c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13

lected from about $500, DOC, 900 of i'm
ports that come in competition with do
nestle products.
This 5000, 600, 900 comes from the
pockets of tho people, but they pay it
treasury to support their government.
But this tax has a reflex action. against
which the people protest.
This tariff not only increases the price
of imported goods. BY the amount OF
duty assessed. but it augments the price
OF all that Is manufactured and cOnsum-
ed at home, which is many times great
er than the imports.
A Louisville merchant goes to New
York to lay in q stock OF goods. He
first enters an English importing house,
and prices a bale OF coarse wooden cloth
which is two dollars per yard; "But.'
says he 81 bought this cloth before the
war at one dollar" "True' says the
Englishman. .'but your government has
put on a duty of one dollar per yard,
and l have only added that to the price,"
Our merchant pays for the goods and
the importer puts q dollar into his
own pocket, and the other into our treas
ury. Now this is Q and goes to
support the government.
He now crosses the street TO an Amer
ican's house and examines a similar
bale of domestic goods and finds the
prices exactly the same. but how is
this" says he, s'you pay no duty and
yet sell as high as the Englishman."
True" says the salesman, "Yeu see
the foreign article fxeu the price, and
we ask two dollars because we can get
it." Our merchant pays the two dol.
lars q yard and the manufacturer puts
every dollar into his pocket and
not u cen into our treasury. Now this
is protection,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13
HE Is A MISERABLE LIAR.

-
Missouri must be a nice state to live
A writer in the New York Herald
who says he had to leave In order to
save his life, after having been Grip.
pied declares that there were no less
than thirteen murders committed in
D year within q mile aud a half of
his farm, aud the land ~thereabout was
very sparsely settled, go that the per-
centage Of deaths by violence was
rather large. He asserts that there
are moro than q score of men now at
large in Missouri who have murdered
two persons where Jesse James did
one, and they have the sympathy and
good will Of ut least one.third OF the
people among whom they reside
Cincinnati Gazette.
There is one palpable truth IN the
above. Missouri is a nice state to
live in. Ninety-nine hundredths of
eur best citizens will agree with us
in this opinion. There may be an
other truth i'll 1t, and that L.. one Of
the most arrant liars that ever set
foot on Missouri soil has left the state,
for the states good, and we hope his
own. There is no fit place for him
within her borders, unless it msy be
inside of her ~penitentiary. The peo-
pie of Missouri are as law-abiding
and her officials as Iaw.enforclng az
probably any state in the Union. In
proportion to her population there
are no more aud no worse Grimes
committed in Missouri than in New
York, where this lying screed seems
to have been first published, or in
Ohio, where it was Reproduced. One
good may come to Missouri from the
publication Of this bit of diabolism,
II there is a single individual any
where who is 80 supplemented as TO
believe the statements made he will
certainly not come to Missouri, and
just as certainly Missouri would de-
rive no benefit from his presence,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-13

The Malone programme in the Vir-
ginia legislature has fallen through, and
the boss suffers both in prestige and in
material He had q scheme
Tor gerrymandering the state, for recon
structing the judiciary, whereby all the
democratic Judges would be turned out
to make way for readjusters, and for
creating IN each county a lucrative Of
flee to be called a real-estate commits
sionership. When he found opposition
to these schemes In his W ranks, he
called the national administration to his
aid. The republicans at the capital
backed him heartily. MIR. Hubbell chair
nan OF the republican congressional
committee, personally visited Richmond
and e~ndeavored to have the Malone pro-
gramme carried u The president
gave the assurance that possession OF
the federal offices in Virginia was to be
had only through Malone, and that no
republicanism not Endorsed as genuine
by this confederate brigadier, would be
recognized at Washington. Brides and
threats were alike impetent. Malone
and his republican allies at the federal
capitol could moi carry out their scheme.
In this dilemma he proposed a adjourn
ment until June. but the legislature ad-
journed on Saturday sine die, and the
governor would hesitate to call a spe-
cial session. The result Of the fail
IRE to make a reapportionment leaves
the congressional districts rs they are,
and necessitates the election of the ad-
ditional member at large. Malone, Of
course, does not give up the fight. He
has every incentive TO continue 1t. He
will have the manipulation of the feder-
al offices. and can beg money in the
north. But he has had a check that will
take from him his prestige and leave
him IN a bad plight before the people Of
the Old Dominion.