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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

HE DAUGHTER OF THE QUEEN IN RICHMOND
The Marquis OF Lorne and Priocess Ionise ana
suite arrived In Richmond last night from Louis
vile, and were taken TO the Ballard hotel The
as those used by the Prince OF Wales WHEN he
visited Richmond in 1860. Her majestys shin Dido
arrived on Charleston bar yesterday morning
dispatches for the captain, which had been await
Ing him at Charleston from Richmond, Va, inform
him that the Princess Louise will leave there for
Charleston to-day. The Dido Is a small corvette
or l,16O tons burden. The after cabin has been
nttsd up into five rooms for the Princess and
party. the apartments are neatly, but by no
means elegantly, fitted up. She Will take the
party to Bermuda TO winter
The bad condition of the water or tho Scbuvltm
river is attributed to the gas works at Manayunk
Norrfstown and Reading, 70 the paper mills at
various points, and to the sewage that flows into
the river from ali the towns on It's banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

SToPPAGE OF PAT OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FOR
ABsENcE-The enforcing OF the regulations re-
Gently issued by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
which authorizes deductions from clerks salary
for the time he is absent from his official duties,
has given rise to great deal OF discussion among
the clerks Those that have been in the service
for some time recollect similar rule put In opera
ton by Secretary Boutwell, Under this rule
money was deducted from the pay OF clerks for
absence, and several cases were brought before
the Court OF Claims TO recover the amount SO de-
Quoted and Judgment was obtained In every case
against the government One case, that OF Sleigh.
Chief Justice Drake delivered an opinion, as fol-
lows: "The incumbent OF an ONCE is prima
facie entitled to the lawful compensation
thereof so long as he holds the Office, though he
may be disabled by disease or bodily injury from
performing its duties II It be an ofice held at the
win Of the appointing power. and that power does
not see dt to have that compensation 60 on while
the absence OF express law or regulation author
izng the stoppage Of the compensation during the
disability, isto remove the Incumbent and 80 end
his right to compensation II the appointing
power suffers him 20 continue In once notwith-
standing the disability, he Is entitled TO the com
pensat10n. This right may be cut on by law or
regulation authorizing It bus not BY the act OF the
appointing power without the authority Of law or
regulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Jhefollowfng are the opening ana closing price
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporto
by special wire to II. h Dodge, $50 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

CHANCES IN THE ENGINEER CoRPs.-Leut Col.
VIM p. Craighill, engineer corps, viii resume
wha and Elk rivers, West Virginia, relieving Capt.
E. II. Ruffner OF the temporary charge OF the
same Capt. Runner will proceed to Willet's
Point, New York, and report to Lieut.. Col II. l.
Abbott for duty III the engineer battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
The Murder Of Phoebe Brush.

The Murder OF Phoebe brush,
ARREST OF EDWARD MGURK ON SUSPICION.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Jan. 16.-Detective Weeks
last night arrested Edward McGurk, alias "Irsh -
on suspicion OF the murder Of Phoebe Brush at
Stratford McGurk was taken into custody on
Information received by means OF an anonymous
letter sent to Chief of Police Marsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

AMONG THE CALLERS aS the White House to-day
were Senator's voorhees,, Frye and Hale, land Repre-
sentatives Pierce, Van Aernam, Money, Waite VAL
entine. Reed, Neal, Aidrich, McCook, Carlisle, Van
Horn and Mclean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
The signal Corp. Unp,ea.antnes..


A circular emanating from the Signal Corps and
signed by 1s OF It's employees was recently sent TO
each Congressman, opposing the proposition TO
transfer the corps TO the Interior department.
This circular was, Immediately afterwards, fol-
lowed by another, the latter also sent to each
member Of Congress, purporting to come from
men In the employ OF the corps, ana full OF
charges against the bureau and its management
This anonymous circular charged that gross
abuses exist In the bureau; that some or its Of
ncers had been IN league with Howgate and op-
pose the transfer because such transfer would ex.
signal of1cer.said to a STAR reporter this morning.
speaking OF the anonymous circular: sit is false
all the way through Il is false In pretending 20
fact they had nothing to do with it It is false in
representing that ! have criticised the Secretary
envelopes for personal purposes I never did IN
my life 1t Is false in the statement that the men
OF tns corps were coerced into signing the remon-
Interior department. Out OF 1ss men here i45
signed that paper of their own votion, and not a
is false In saying that any ON oiic s''1 In
TINS once was In COLLISION with Howgate
ana wished to prevent an Investigation. Every
howgate to trial. and thus bring about that inves.
tlgation into the conduct OF this ONCE which that
in saying that have claimed to control commit
ices OF Congress have never said that con-
S sroied anybody IN Congress. nor do claim to
lar was the production of discharged employee OF
tne corps, who has been persistent In false and
miSchleV0uS representations about U.S. He wrote
VIVA. were known as the capital letters" IN the
SUNDAY capital before came here. villifying Gen.
Myer, and when came he commenced on me. I
then put him in the guard house at Fort Myer and
greie,red charges against him. Upon his positive
denial OF having had anything to DO with the writ
ing OF tnOSe letters released him and restored
him TO duty. He then began to villify this ONCE
and all connected with 1t through the Sunday Ca
zette. employed detectives and satisfied myself
vac me tnryf hacn tlr
and also that he had been guilty OF falsehood In
denying the authorship OF the Capital letters.
then discharged him, and he was employed IN the
PENSION bureau, he claiming that his only object
IN seeking employment here was to remain in
washington this winter ard bring about an fnves-
LEGATION OF the Signal Corps. He at one time de-
MED over his own signature having written the
letters have referred to, and subsequently in an
article OF his own in the Sunday Gazette he admit
TED IL and pleaded justification. He now, on the
same grade OF morals, charges the men OF the Sig
nal corps with having signed a petition to Con-
gress which did not express their wishes. There
are dozen other statements in his circular as
raise as those have specifically mentioned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

W. Clam
That represent and offer for aale the best and
running Sewing Machines in the world.
THE NEW HARTFORD.
The latest production the Weed Sewing Machine
was awarded Special Premium at the Garfield Memo.
rial Fair and pronounced by experts be the ghtest
running ana best made machine in the market.
New Eidredge and New No. Victor-Iixht durable
anu easily MANAGED; All sold on easy monthly pay
ments, ana special discount for cash, at
OPPENHEIMER'S.
Popular Sewing Machine aud Fashion Rooms
-. b28 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
Ao st. Cloud Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
Tcle4raphic Briefs.


Armisteads fax warehouses in Dundee, Scot
land, have been burned. The damage is estimated
at 10,000 pounds.
At Plaineville. Conn.,, a fire this morning de-
stroyed the principal business portion Of Main
street. The loss is estimated at about $40, OO0
c. Conrad q Co., OF st. Louis, manufacturers OF
Budweiser beer, have failed with liabilities
amounting to slightly over $4,000 1t is believed
that the assets will foot up nearly half q million.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. JAN 15.-Virginia g. deferred 10.
90 consolidated. %; do I'D series 50; tenforties
BALTIMORE. Jan. 16.-Ootton steady-midd ding. 10.
Flour steady and without change Wheat southern
steady western inactive and hi9her-southern red Oa
Lib; do amber lOa1. Is; No. Maryland l5ai. I5k
NO; western winter red, spot. Hal. 11K; January
February Pal IN March. 13lal. IA i
April. Liz asked; May. l.17H asked Corn. southern
white and yellow. eoa65 western mixed, spot s4H
eaasa
yania. 46a49 Rye higher. 72a74. Hay unchanged and
quiet. Provisions unchanged. Butter duIEvestern
packed, 2oa25; roll 2Oa25. Eees firm-fresh. 2Sa24:
lined, 1bals. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee firm
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fa.r, 6a4a8. Sugar dull
A soft 81; copper refined quiet. Tx. whisky quiet
liIall7H. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer UNI
CHANGED Receipts-dour. g. SCI barrels wheat S. 916
bushels corn. 81, 800 bushels; OATS L. 100 bushels:
rye, 100 bushels SMpments-wheat, IS 294 busheie
corn, ~ 324 bushels. Saes-wheat 1877 $50 bushels:
corn, 1873, $50 bushels.
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A Fugitive Cancer Doctor.

CHESTER, PA, Jan. 16-S. Cast, a travelling
.cancer doctor, - treated two citizens here within
the past two days, and last night one of them "a
LADY, died from the effects OF his treatment The
other "a MINISTRY is now in critical condition.
charges were preferred against Cast, but he left
Town This morning in time to escape arrest.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
v TosT rls,f GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
hhfH H1fsa At lu shH6S 22SS5SSsk'
s i2fe 5Rd SFR IN
k6sys SPsd ps H it Eys Fs9 p Thee
prsce SUI A'' 's' "''nI Tue Gay a. 5ai fas0n
TOMORROW.
~ 9th and streets northwest.
TO THE TRADE.
AfeE sT2fk e If ssR S n2rs SHIFTS HATS A ASB
nhATHE MTs ShHfa sSB
s hRsk Sf Z N2if s6 GsSF fng aNp
RsaHMfik F RH1A sr f 81 GrS sAASk F5S
:, On WfpS tsPAY ;siioESisa. jsSUAKY SEVEN,
m lafge stock Of the above Goods to which
sac Peremptory. ja15-M
ThUsTEh's SALE s 2F RAILROAD AND BANK
ESiH ssS S3Gt1ss' 1879 So "tRe one
r # S EsrSsa
ja1s-3t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
FyHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS AND CARPETS,
Comprising
RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS
or
PERsIAN. AFCHANIsTAN. DAGHIsTAN,
oUCHAK. Orders. CIRCAssIAN, ARMENIAN,
KHoRAssAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
ALSO,
JEDAZIENE. KELIM AND BAGDAD PORTIERES
Tie attention Of buyers is particularly called to the
DISPLAY OF CARPETS.
Which. in point of number size and quality,
sURPAss ANY PREVIOUS COLLECTION EVER
SENT To THIS CITY.
Being by far the Handsomest Collection of Textiles in
design and quality, offered by us
TO TAKE PLACE AT MY SALESROOMs,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ith street.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH.
1885,
MORNING AND AFTERNOON.
AT ELLVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK.
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY
PRIOR TO SALE.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
jans-st THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FSh;UsTEEs' SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. (NEARLY NEW. BEING No. 214
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-
TION.
BY virtue of deed of trust from William ". Locke ~,
corded January 9th, A. D. 1882 in Liber No s94 Lii
ioiIo "a. the land of the District Of Columbia
the elsigned Trustees at the written request of
Ct bd,ier in front Of the pr mise, WEDNESDAY,
the i SL = !, Nth DAY OF JtNuAKYA AID. 1893
Lot in WASHINGTON city. d. c.. to wit: Lot No To- Of
Ab-am F. Barkers recorded subdivision of original Iot
No. o. in square No 325 to1ether with the improve
ments thereon consisting of three-story Brick
DIV cling House.
The said property will be sold subject to ED of
trus dated o. toll Ell STU 1881 rscorde in Liber 994.
foo 200 to note for g. 500 at two years. per
cent The interest thereon win be paid day sale
be By the aud be bssne s1 IN oo css 20
Of which 800 must be pad at the time of sale Tue
Al conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost
WILLIAM ". BOARMAN. ! Trustees
OONCANSON bROS.. Auctoneers. ja6-1Ot
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SECRET SOCIETIES IN DUBLIN.

N.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-The Dublin correspondent OF
the Standard says: There are two distinct secret
societies here; one belongs to the old 'Head Gen.
ter" Stephens fenian party, which advocates open
warfare, and the other Ia known as the Senate, or
cOuncll,-a body which advocates murder.
PLOT TO DESTROY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRE
LAND.
An effort will be made to prove that some OF the
prisoners recently taken into custody had been in
the company, on certain day, OF those persons
VINO were posted in certain part OF the city for
the purpose OF assassinating a high official, but
that the attempt was postponed for better OPP
stated that it will be shown that there was plot
TO destroy the Lord Lieutenant and his escort by
oomDs thrown from unoccupied houses.
PRINCE NAPOLEON ARRESTED
PARIS, Jan. 16-Prince NatoleOn was arrested
this afternoon and conducted to the Conciergerie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

TIE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HosPITAL-At meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the GARFIELD Me-
Mr.. Justice Miller presiding, the annual report.
which gave q history OF the organization and the
progress Of the work. was read. The resignation
the committees on site, bylaws SEAL and hospital
construction asna were read and adopted committee
si.T an Of Dr. John sngs Mrs
pointed to prepare for publication statement OF
the history and condition OF the hospital
SNow-DAY" IN THE POLICE CoURT.-To-day was
''snow.day" In the Police Court, and there were
fsi1nre tn ranaoxe eases OF persons reported Tor
which took up the time OF the court for several
hours. The usual fine In these is SO, and the
appear and be tried. Mr.. Randolph Coyle sp-
peared for Matilda Stanton, and raised the point
that the snow laws were unconstitutional accord
Ing to decision OF the supreme court OF Illinois,
which decided that the duty Of keeping the side
walks clear OF distractions and snow, devolved
upon the municipal authorities Judge Smell held
otherwise, and imposed fine OF g. An appeal
SUIT AGAINST A CONSUL GRNERA1.-George Wal
lace Hill has entered suit against Thomas B. Van
Buren, Tor $500. for wrongrully, on or about Sep
and converting to his own use one walnut hat and
umbrella stand. one pier glass and two tapestry
carpets. Defendant is the consul general OF the
united states at Kanagawa, Japan.
VISITORS COMING TO wAsHrNaroN-The dele
kd1cS W Tie hApTeSsinen'S Ala society Will hold
their annual meeting In Baltimore tomorrow, and
on Thursday they Will be banquetted Ly Mr.. 8. M.
shoemaker. OF Adams Express Company. On Fri.
day they will come over to this city ami VIII visit
the President, and with the local expressmen here
the public buildings-the teams of Knox having
been engaged for the purpOse-and will partake Of
banquet at the Riggs House.
OFFICERS OF THE WASHINGTON MARKET Cow.
PANY.-The stockholders of the Washington Mar.
ket company have elected the following of1icers
for the ensuing year: Matthew g. Emery, presi-
dent; s. w. Corridor, secretary and treasurer: r.
s. Smith, superintendent and clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
TNHE SUPREME COUtT OF THE DISTRICT on
: COLUMBIA,
In GENERAL TERM.

JOEL F. KINNEY vs. JAMES f. MCGUIRE ct al. EQUITY
No. 1855.
ON motion Of counsel for plaintiff. who has hereto.
tore suggested the death Of the defendant appel
Eesrsa t9 become parties to ssid s1it The oogrn
AIRY d. 1885, order that the proper Representatives
OF tins deceassd. James f. Mcguire. come and be.
come parties to said above suit within the fra
zen days Of the next ensuing term of this Court snG
~ Heneia or the decree appealed from viii 20
been printed IN The Evening Star, newspapse
pubshed IN the city OF Warrington District Colum
Ola at least once week for three weeks before
ginning OF the said next ensuing term.
By or leg Of the Court
ja1-1aw3w d. x. CARTIER, Chief Justics
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctsoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD, SCIENTIFIC, LAW. RELIGIOUS
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ToEeth r with Large Assortment Of
FINE STATIONERY,
Beng the Balance of Sto K Of
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
together with
OTHER BOOKS,
To Be Sold at Ny
AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner Pennsyl and street
Washington, D. G.,
MONDAY, JANUARY NTY-SECOND. 1885,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS,
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms Cash.
jaI6-7t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

SERGEANT EDw. A. BEALs, signal corps, now in
this city, has been ordered to proceed to New York
city and report for temporary duty to Sergeant
John D. Merrill, In charge OF the station there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

EYERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
= sells the best machine know that do because
and repairing specially. ''.-s
- MoKENNEY,
Jao AT 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

roisoNKp HIS WIFE AND RAN OFF WITH THE
SERVANT GIRL.-Henry Carbaugh has been ar
rested near Trout Run, Pa, charged with several
attenpCs 20 poison his FIRST wife, and on the night
ne supposed 10 have been fatal dose, after which
ne ne ran away with his hired girl and married her
. nne .orownS aay; They have since been living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16
Hfgher TemDerature Reu0vrod

Higher Temperature Reported.
NEW YORK, Jan ia storm IS developing
on the Texas coast. The thermometer has risen
twenty degrees in the northwest, decidedly modi-
Tying the severity OF the recently reported bliz-
yards. This warmer current is moving eastward.
The temperature is below the monthly average in
all states east Of the Mississippi river.
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Foreign News.

EARTHQUAKE AT CARLSBAD.
VIENNA, Jan 16-The P,-eSSe states that shock
of earthquake has been felt at Carlsbad and two
houses fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

ONE HUNDRED VICTIMS OF THE Muw.rxvr
FRE-It Is now almost sure that over 100 persons
iost their lives by the burning or the Newhall
hotel In Milwaukee John Gilbert the actor n
reported better He imagines that he has been
i hhGnlgdng freely and remarked 70 hts physicians
bic thing" Though he may not live anyhow the
shock OF the news OF the death of his wife win be
kept from him as long as possible.
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGleglans to The Star.
Senator Harris Reelected.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. l6-Hon. Isham G.
Harris was elected United States Senator on the
first ballot The vote stood seventeen in the Sem
ate and nfty-eight in the house.
The North Carolina U. 8 Sematorship.
RALEIGH, N. c.. Jan. l6-At noon to-day the
legislature ballOted for U. s. Senator: NJ. w. RAN
som, 81; VIM. johnson, IL; two senators paired !:
three were absent The vote In the house stood:
Ransom, 70: johnson, IS; two members had paired
ana TWO representatives were excused from voting.
In the house four republicans voted Tor Ransom.
The total vote for RahsOm was 106, for johnson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

n To al who suffering from the errors and in
Gscret1O OF youth. nervous weakness, early decay
oss Of maph hoe &e S send recipe that win
| covered by missionary in South America Send q
ee aid eseed envelope to the hEv. JOSEPH 7. INMAN
| Station ID. New York City. O7-s tn tn 81 Nv
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VOIN NJ MEN.
y yon have failed 20 receive prcrsR trestmenti
cases OF Chronic Diseases, such Heart Disease KID
mature Decay. Seminal Weekness, Dyspepsia Nervos
excootnty, &C., send two stamps for our Questions a
sell examination and our now book
The LAWS on LIE AND HKAIfn.~
ADDRESS Secretary. Medical and Surgical InstituaA
- lat East 18th efxeek New YoRi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
Letter from Loudouu,

Correspondence of the Alexandria GAzETrE.I :
WHEATLAND, Va, Jan: 10Th, 1SSS-Winter
set in with the New Year and we are hay-
ing siege oft. Eennor told us it would be
SO and we have no right to grumble because
we are not prepared for it. The sleighing
is fine and people are enjoying it. There
was quite an epidemic of colds among the
children the beginning of the month, many
being laid up for several days, but no fatal
cases Mr. {. w. Fadeley has three chill
dren sick with typhoid fever. One of them
has been very i'll, but all of them are on the
mend now Capt. Dondell, of Hamilton, has
child sick with the same disease. These
are the only cases we have heard of and we
hope the disease will not spread There
were several cases OF it in and around Wa
tertord last spring, two or three of which
terminated fatally. Mr.. Thos. McGavack for
many years the Deputy z. NJ, at Waterford,
and clerk for S. A. Cover, leaves there the
lst prox. for Lovettsville He. has accept
ed situation with the enterprising firm of
Eamich & Co., and will carry with him the
good wishes ola host of friends. His broth
er Louis NcGavack also, leaves the Grange
store III Hamilton about the same time to
accept ! situation in Washington. These
young men are both deservedly popular
and will be much missed in the community.
Loudoun is soon to lose another citizen that
all will regret-Col. S. T. Stuart. He has
been living at Eudora the estate of the late
Col n. S. Bradenl for several years and is
a good, and useful citizen, besides being
gentleman of refinement and culture, and
he and his family will carry with them the
best wishes of many friends The Colonel
goes 10 King George county on the Potomac,
the home of his wife who is daughter Of
DR.. Stuart Of that county.
The cold dry weather of the fall had q
damaging effect upon the late sown wheat
and much OF it did not get mp and all of it
looks puny and weak an early wet spring
may counleract to some extent the bad ef.
tccts already produced, but the prospect is
poor at present for a good crop. Most OF
the farmers here about got in their
corn before Christmas and it was well they
did for the crop of crows is unparalleled and
they must have been starved out North
| of us.
| Candidates for county offices are shaking
hands and smiling blandly upon all they
meet but it is too early yet for announce
ments. 1t seems generally conceded that
there will be bnt one candidate for sherffal-
ty, as the present incumbent is efficient and
popular and his deputies ditto. There is
talk of a coalition candidate for treasurer
but neither the gentleman or his friends
will admit it, yet neither do they deny it but
from all | can learn, if there are two
democratic candidates in the field they
will trot him out.
There is no talk of convention but there
ought by all means TO be one or at least an
understanding that will prevent multi
plicity of candidates, for every office carries
with it patronage and votes and we cannot
afford to lose either. However we hope for
the hest and bet on Loudoun all the time.
JAREE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
The Court of Anpsals Yester6ay

The Court appointed William c. Pendlc-
ton clerk ofthe court al Wytheville, james
B. Dorman clerk Of the court at Stanton,
and contracted with George ". Hansbo-
rough as reporter. The contract with
james NJ. Matthews was declared termi-
mated.
The officers removed are Mr.. Joseph A
Waddill, clerk al stanton Mr.. joseph w,
Caldwell, clerk at Wytheville aud James
NJ: Matthew's, esd, reporter.
Barbour W. Duncanson's administrator
Argued and submitted.
Towles vs.. Towles and us. Dismissed by
appellant.
Marshall 50. Sears executor and ais ::
West vs.. Jones and ais. CARROTS executor
VS.. Turner and ais. State Bank of Virginia
vs.. City Of Richmond Buckner:vs Metz
and ais. Sent TO the foot Of the docket.
Woodhouse VS.. Filbates TO he submit
ted on printed notes to be filed.