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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20

Those Of us whose occupations, pleasures or
necessities call them out the hour before dawn,
have the opportunity afforded them Of seeing
much that is peculiar In the aspect of a town full
of people shaking off their slumber and awaken
ing to another day. While the darkness yet
broods over US, there is an undeinable something
that tells of the swiftly approaching light. that
is independent of any knowledge on our part of
the hour. Nature is no longer still as IN the
mid watches of the night. but the rising morn
ing breeze stirs in the foliage of bush and tree,
and the early birds give token of their intentions
to seek for the proverbial worm. The restless
myndhS especially begin to scream and scold, and
crowd each other off the branches, and they
awaken the shrill cock who clears his throat, and
yells his defiance to his rival in the next yard
who, answering him, awakens his nearest neigh
Dor. And he tile next, and So on until from
Waikiki TO Eva the cock-crow heralds another
morn. The air is cool and damp, and mingled
odors from flowers and shrubs agreeable, and
otherwise hang in sensible strata just above the
ground suggesting not very pleasant thoughts
to those who eleep on a level with these exhala-
tions. Dogs that have camped out in the dry
dust of the roads get up and stretch and yawn,
and then stand for a while obviously debating
with themselves as to where their morning meal
is to come from. The strong glare from the
early Chinese coffee shops stretch across the way,
and within are seen the thrifty attendants who
look as though they had never been actually
asleep, although always nearly SO. Down town
there are a lew carriages moving about-the
milk, ice and butcher carts have gone their
rounds long ago-and sleepless Central shouts
and grumbles in his wiry tower, while down
below a vigllant pilot halls him for news from sea-
ward. The daily press begins to creak and rat
tie, and as the sun rises in the east to open and
adorn the day. the papers are scattered abroad
throughout the town to e~nlighten the inhabit-
ants thereof.
10 the case in equity of His Majesty Kalakaua
and Her Majesty Kapiolani rs. G. w. Keawea-
mahi, and others, heirs 90 the estate of w. l..
Moehonua, judgment has been delivered. The
plaintiffs claimed that Moehouna's possession OF
the property in question was never adverse be-
cause of fraud and error in the award as alleged.
The Court thought that was not go, and that the
title claimed was void. They think that all the
facts requisite to establish thirty years adverse
possession ins Moehonua and his heirs appear on
the face of the bill. They also think that the
heirs of Moehonua must be presumed from the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20
PORT OF HONOLULU, n. .
ARRIVALS.

AL3-
Jan I3-stmr KfIauea HOu, Sears, from Kahului, Maui
with ITT6 bags sugar.
Schr EhukAi, from WaialuAs Oahu, with l6T bags
sehr Gen sigsI, from KOOIAu, Oahu. with 65s
bags rice.
sehr Emma, from waianAe and WAialuA, Oahu
stmr Wafmanalo, Nelson, firm W4inAnalO, Oahu
IE-Stmr G Il Bishop, Cameron, from Kauai, with
1879 bags sugar, 100 bags rice, T6 bags paddy,
n bales wool. 40 bags starch, Il hides and 5
bulls
stmr Lehua, LorZenson. from Maui an Hawaii
with 1908 bags sugar and a hides
I5-Schr NIeefOo, from Koolau, with COO bags rice
Ie-stmr Waimanalo. Nelson, from WAimanalo, Oahu,
with 206 bgs sugar, and rs bbls molAsses
Schr Nettie Merrill, from Lahaina, Maui Win
900 bgs sugar
I7-Stmr James Make, Mcdonald, from Kauai
with 22sO bgs sugar, T2 bgs paddy X IS hides
Stmr Iwalanf, Bates, from Maui and Hawaii,
with 5000 bgs sugar 4 70 hides
sshr Kaluna, from MahukOna, Hawaii, with 500
sehr ManuokawAi, from NawiIiwili, Kauai, with
500 bags sugar
sehr Kauiksaouli, from aOnOkaa, Hawaii
I9-schr Kaala, from Heeia, Koolau, Oahu, with SSS
bgs paddy
FOREIGN.
Jan I5-PMSs City OF New York, Cobb, Is dysfm sydney
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DEPARTURES.


CoAsTvIsE-
Ian I3-Stmr WaimanaIO, Nelsonl for WAtmAnalo, OAhu
Schr Hsleakala, for Pepeekeo, Hawaii
l5-Stmr MokoIii, McGregor, for Aolokai ana Maui
schr Ehukai, for Waialua, Oahu
Schr UfIama, for HanAleL Kauai
Stmr Wafmanalo, Nelson, for Wainanalo, OEhu
Is-stmr Lehua, LOrZen son, for Maui and Hawaii
Stmr KIlauea Hou. Sears for kabului, Maui
stmr 4 r Bishop, Cameron, for Kauai
Schr Emma, for Waianae and NaialuaI OAhu
Schr GenT SIgel, for KOolau, Oahu
1s-Stmr WaimanaIo, Nelson, for NAimAnAlo, OAhu
Io-Stmr IwaIani. Bates, for Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Lane Nakee. Mcdonald. for Kauai
Sebr KaIuna, for WaianAe, Oahu
Schr Meefoo, for Koolau, Oahu
FoREIGS-
T. tr-pNfSS CITY Of New York, Cobb, for San Francisco
iG-Rr bk Lady LampsOn, Marston,for san Francisco
I9-Am bk CAibarien, Hubbard. for San franeisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20

The Right Hon. w. f. Gladstone, Premier of
England. attained his 73rd year on the 29th De-
cember last.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20
zFOREIGN TRADERS IN POR1

-FOREIGN TRADERS IN Punt
Am ship Hope
Haw schr Ninito .
Am Blk Caibarien, Hubbard
Am schr Eva, Mikman
Haw bk KAlakaua. Miller.
Am brig W q Irwin, Turner
Am bgtne W II Meyer, Howe
Am bk Jane A Ealktnburg, Goodman
Hw schr Julia. Holland
Am bktne A~meha.Nevhau
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Prospective Sailing of the P. n Steam
ships for 1883.

Oceanic Steamship Company.
The suez leaves San Francisco on the 9Th and Honolulu
ON the 22d Of each month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20
MEMORANDA.

Report Of P.1L.s-s City Of New York, Cobb, COmmander
-Left sydney, December 2sth. AZ 40 PM arrived AZ
Auckland, January End. AZ rs an. sailed same day az
: pm. and arrived a. Honolulu port, January 18th AZ 10
Am Fine weather
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JOHNSON.-In this city on the 10th instant, Airs.
GEoEGIE EDITH JOHNSON. wife Of c. II Johnson, aged 81
years.
PAsCoE-In this city, on January 10th, midnight.
GEORGE W. PAscoE-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-20
DEATHS.

tt KARI-NE BEA-In this City on the 18th Jauua
by the Rev. II. Bingham.
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GODFREY-In Thu city on the 10th instant, 20 the vi
Of Captain w. Godfrey, a daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
VIRGINIA NEWS

I!rs. Agnes W Gordon the ol,ies, resi-.
deS; OF l.ynchou.g. died there Monday in
The 9Gtsl year o; her age.
Dir. Thomas H. Harris sold lasI week his
farm. situated Two miles east Of Spo,sylvania
Court House. to Mr Phillips. Of Pennsvl.
vania. for 500
The damages 10 the United Stares monitor
Ajax. rnn into on Saturday morning il the
James river by the steamer Guyandotte. AR.
about 5000. The Guyandolle'S damages
are about the same.
General Patrick T. Moore died in Rich.
lnond yesterday, after long illness. Gen,
Moore was borne in Galway. Ireland. and
was highly connected. Al the beginning OF
the war he was Colonel OF the First Sir-
GINA regiment. and very promptly rendered
his services TO his adopted State. lie wen,
to Manassas with the regiment and was
wounded at Bull Run. being the first field
officer on the Southern side shot at tha,
battle He was subsequently, appointed
President OF the Military Court OF the De-
partment of West Virginia. and served n
such until that department was bsken up in
1864, and the troops were called East. He
was then made Brigadier-General and as
signed TO duty in the city of Richmond.
where he remained until the close of the
war. Since the war he was engaged in the
insurance business. He was sixty-two wears
Of age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
TE|'s OF TE2 DAY

The a~na:= Yesterday passed ,iI= :4,i::
bill. The vol" Standing l., 10 10
The Freac:. a4g i dying in Nadaga=.
car AMI Tn a,:5"vs are no; in peac-ab!e
;.u...o-.
s~:pua. J. A-@i!.!. managing editor 0: the
Chicago Jri1ys:>. died al Quincy. Illinois.
Yesterday
Tie President ma approved the act pro-
vi1lag :Jr n" erection ri 4 monument the
memory .: the Baron be E2lb
The Mississippi river i rising. out thu.
far tr@:. nave been bit Few breaks in the
!eEee-. The norma! condition Of things il
being rapidly restored 81 Cincinnati. Louis
vile. and ot:!r: place, on the Ohio river
Several more persons charged with be-
longing 10 tho ''invincib!es" have been ar.
rested in Ireland. Patrick "'ualau was ye-.
te!day ba;led al Dublin on hi. own sufity.
so. J is though. 10 be Gen. McAdaras.
whose whereabouts j. unknown. Carey
ta!Ie, 70 identify Mr. ByTne Yesterday. and
she vas discharged II is Frank Byrnr
sister. 10: liz wife. who Is wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
-c-C:-s -zL-s2.9Ec Hws.

/ Lis-s.;ch from DGh,ia denies the yspoC
.: III wsce-S7.reaG murder n:ol SAID ~ exist
II I-e!aad-
Tie King .: E..v,-7a @-u: % Wagnss'S
.oizs, :, u o'c!oci, Monday night and =
NAMED z:tssn .o!auts=-
Boston Brigh: SO; aoi instantly killed
N-=s!.: Ca2eps il ron: :: : Eorfe:E tar
room IL: night.
The iaEoSasosy reports = 70 he standing
u ;la banking :irsa 0: Preston. Kan & %.
Chicago. have Ere=n proven errcaeoUz.
Tia -.=2m-:,;p, Moro Castle. plying *
tween Ney. OK ard Charleston. "as TO
;a::v slez:-oyei hs :-= = ,he latter POI: :,
II ea.iy 1ouI t:sis morning
joan i-zdosE%. : boy. VS. stabbed -
s;@z,a i. Chicago Ia: Nigh: by two -cuga-
- whom a= 7=:r=<,: 10 give besr ia= VS.
carving IN : bucke,.
Tw+oi.-e.g Q: liz ioundsyE.en Z, lie
sing sing prison struck this morning.
Taey say E;aa: their work i TOO hard. and
demand @g!.se szGce lwicz week.
Fifteen Bishops have been summoned 10
spp=.r before he French Courcil o: state
Fo- publishing 3 !a?al decree placing ce--
tain tr@.;lS-S ": education n the Index *
gu.ga;o-.as.
Tnr Berlin N"'i2aa Z>itunG says ihe
Whole attitude % i'a pal diplomacy haS lnad=
anything :;,: n edi;ying Impression there.
i e@;lg REGARDED: . :. pattern Q: cunning
dG.l:ci:y
The examination Of the building in New
ioF.; is .hic;. ihe Scaoo. house horror oc
ct-Tres; ..eS,erH;ay revealed the usual iac, al
w,.vS .-ce-IaiI.eG after Z catastrophe thu,
.:l- nous. ta! been unsafe for lone time
Fifteen Thousand dollars worth I: OPT
uan w.:ca was being snugg!efi into ;he
Country waz seized oy Custom House OH
cia!s On .!ie steamer City % Toxic 81 san
Francisco iaS; night
i fisn2tc:. from Hong hop. announces
az loss .: me aii.3 Stai@S steamer Asaul-.
he:' oi..cr-, "=-" saved. bit eleven O: the
. cr=m drowned. The !:!-:4,eGi yessc; was Al
iron pa,!1:@-wheel steamer. carving six
-sl2> and w&s 80 ZOOS hu-;hera
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
ALEXANDRIA. "a.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. EEszr42T q

GEsEzAI, AAHoSZ= aol2= o.gau p=:=.s:-
Il Asserting ci.2; .l=r2-i-5.- 1-- -spuG:G:-:i
her 1ea,. and guJ.-=ae= ca--4.s. ;...!- y=2s=e3
By l:.@ Legislature 10 s1=:4!a Ina. assertion.
10; aI:hs:anding the &c; tina IL era. Ia
b=rn pointed ont aui explained. IL
creditor. Of tie city were @-a:ei. IN Wv u:
The unio- Uaa:e CONDITION. ii ~: finances. 10
make reduction In thar c,z:.az. bu. t.@y
REUSED. though .-o!,o.iag % accept { .osve.
raie o. Interest. The.- !.ro::e- vas g-4,=-
fully receives! 4ni 4cc-pt-d bu: 10: d,..4-
9! hs- original DEBT rs ev@5 uee1 -e;GG-
a.ed, and s-en !:=r ID l1:==. :sza=<! "a AMI
Years before the W. = circulating medium.
and al Of which were supposed .ong =i2c= =
have been redeemed, when they occasionally
present themselves Z: -.- Auditors Office a.
paid Il thei- FACE value. II PURSUANCE 9:
az act oi the Genera ,s-@mDiy. rsa=5ei.
February -. 1875. authorizing III. city 10
compromise IL debt II Gny cent. OF liz
dollar. the Mayor o; alexandria addressed;
ciycula. 10 the oopdhold-:= rsqus,-;aq them
- acesp: the te:I2= 0: -a!d 4c:. The =e;;..-
meat Oh th;- basis failed; il 10. proving ac-
ceptaoie u the Dondholde-.. II ths follow
DgyezT .5v ;2= >g>rio' r@gt.-: o:;ae creditors
the ac: Q: February l.. -. Wa Da=-t-3
which au;Eor5z@! Z settlement Z. r2-. ne
toud2 70 -. thirty YEAR, ain .u:e-ez: ::
three p=r cent ios ;i!~ liz; ;.tteen Ear,
and tare- -!x;r-avc :'=s ceu;. :3s he re-
Ias;u.ns fifteen yea-=. Ind: hi. 70, :A=-c
were is2us1i =>,@.:st .: 5,:.i- IL len =!
So, ItsJ Oh :.of,:s and ;.2,.I3 law .-ouJ-.
i=s1e d February -, 80, w:ica ;@.ag
surrendered :,oni- of Ire is-gc 0: F-Ugua-v
=. 1879, ta:s- PEI c~Gt- w-r- ...u"G IN
double atao4:: . = 20 pa; tho5+ Who -l
voluntarily accepted me provision. q tae
act Of 1875 Oh al equal f>o,ing Nil. ;no-e
who declined 70 ta.e t9nt= On the terms
proposed IN tina: ac:. To lA.s ea:,.iat oaIg
has the city q: alexandria 'y=adjusI=d say
portion 0: IL clej:, and i.= -a=d u-:;a4nt'
was voluntary and DIPLOMA. VIII. tn cre,ii-
Tor. and not t3rri;!= after The wa"z .:
Malone. For the information oi ta- B'aiq
We vii. STATE li1: Il. published reports .:
the city -i.o" that non r-=.&3-., hy,ria- O:
81 ~ Of CT. boal bearing -!x per cert.
interest 80, J.sJ o: which! Ia3tu-.i Jar3rary
]. 1881, voluntarily extended t.a Payment
10 July 1879. and reduced the .a;e7eS. IN
the whole to ;hre: pss cent: and 0: Inc
$500 due il 1907, the holders Of which de-
c!ined 70 a>c-F; 'aTee pr cents II !Ieuof Old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

4 FEoro-!T!oE has been made in Con-
gre,- 20 exp~nd liz surplus IN 'A@Treasury.
which i no" Only :. temptation 10 ,h;eye..
10y dividing il among the several states 10
l.e us-'i by them III Inc !aylaen, 0: their
debts and for educational purposes. Con-
gress could 20 farther and fare " worse in find
ing way to avoid the necessity of enar.-
ing the uoy Overlooking Golfer. Of the
Treasury. III any rate il would De IS little
a. the Government could do 10 pay Virginia
for the territory taken from her % form the
State Of West Virginia, As it:.a$ paid foreign
nations 20: the territory il has taken IRON
them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

H"", GaI2E:r, Lo-- ~ EyE.-ais Ether,
y y. .sa - :er:s!"a g: az boys :@;::e c-,rh,;
= w--:et . same hin -z=:n-: military --rvie-
3 Ass:..as a:-a Il i;..:-u. Immunity :.om
soliciting 80 6.o"gAc about accidentally. A.
''-:i-i,:;t4 -. watching !;a.le-gt.!-5 os,era.r
=" : ~ae=!. M t.=ds {; he knife 70: detached
,:o1n !ac i=:.t.= z1d a-2T into F!.= kcEs ere and
Blinded I. lie ". very .4cci: >tt=3 i. rDa=--
;ar.sc- *: I-r :aotAe- va. e,c5o.G=2t,! ,: Ar:
g:-,.-r:S-i tenderness u Insist nys3a Leon i-:.g
"a: :" :au pe.!t >='au.:- Of Ao.E:agcoa 10 r.
srsre c!ssS:ral education. IL. Husband VS. 81
eiei. 20 ai-as. instruction. and thought the coIn-
,:.I-a sc1fo: =uGc.-:,: for bay whose des;iav i;
70: :" - . provincial g.oce:-.41,ea .enfs,7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

Cook IT DoSE-Nons Toussaint has
shown ezperimentallv the serious dangers OF
eating meat nearly raw Is is now so gener-
ally done. If the meat is unSound the germs
OF disease must pass into the system. The
most frequent and dangerous maladv with
which animals slaughtered for food are ac.
!ected IS consumption. and even i. the ami
NAL is only slightly diseased persons eating
the unlocked meat are liable 10 infection
The raw juice pressed from 3 slightly affect.
ed COWS lungs wss used 10 inocu.ate rabbits
and young pigs, and all the subjects died in
short time from the disease The experi-
ment was repeated with a portion Of the
juice which had been PARTIAL cooked. and
the result was the same Only thorough
cooking was found TO effec;ually destro; al!
the infectious germs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
TIE PRESIDENTIAL. ScAxp.L-A Wash

The PRESIDENTIAL SCAND4L.-A Wash
ing,on dispatch says the report Q: ! scan
dial with which the natnes OF the Presidsr,
and Nr=. Davis were connected, is the Out
come OF certain marked jeaiousies growing
out Of Alrs. Davis giving her services in the
choosing Of decorations for the White House
year or more ago, and society gosSips who
might nave had better business are respon-
sib!c FOR the whole trouble The CORES
pondent Of the New York, Truth. after re-
viewing the account above referred 10. saws:
The affair is By no means new To Washing
ton. and has been canvaSSed in gosspv cir
cles Tor some time past. with the result that
the lady in question WAS placed somewhat
under the ban Of society. II is asserted BY
some that nothing further than indlscre
ton can be truthfully charged against this
lady. and absolutely nothing against the
President, who is now;se at iaulf." Presi.
den; Ar,hur's friends are very indignant ar
the publicity given to q story that has no
foundation in fact. and the action OF the
Pittsburg Dispatch is sharply criticized for
publishing so sensational story. without
first ascertaining its authenticity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
Terrible Ca.as,ro5Ie

y terrible panic resulting in the loss Of
sixteen lives, occurred in the school .,resid.
cd over by Sisters 0: Charity and attached
10 the German Catholic Church ofthe Most
Holy Eedcemes. in New York yesterday.
Over 30 pupils. from to II years of age.
attended the school and were in their class
rooms when the alarm Of fire was raised.
The removal OF the children on the fourth
floor began quietly and was progressing rap
idly. when Sister Of Charity. who was in
charge OF q class ofgirls tainted from excite.
meDt. Immediately the class was thrown
into confusion and rush was made for the
hallway The stairs became crowded. and
the frightened children fell over one anoth-
erin confusion. The railing Of the stairs
broke. and the struggling children were pre-
clptated 10 the floor below. Six were
taken out dead from the bottom OF the bean.
Eight more died Immediately after. 4
large number of others. were carried to the
tenements near by. Parents who conld not
find their l;.tle ones followed the wagons
carrying the dead. In the rear room OF the
police station thirteen little bodies were laid
IN row, numbered as they were laid with
paper tickets pinned TO their clothes.
Mothers searching for their children were
admitted one by one. 4 shrek and heart
rendin2 means proclaimed recognition Of
the bodies one after another, and the spec
tators turned away heartsck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

Mr. JAZZ HUEBELL says the whole amount
OF mis- collections did not exceed s26o, 600.
AS every office-boider was assessed, and as
every assessment was collected, if what AIr
nubbell says be true his deputy collectors
must have been exceedingly unreliable.
But the fact that Sir. Hubbell says he has
destroyed every book and paper relating to
his collections and disbursements relieves
the deputies referred to from his implied
imputation upon their honesty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

THERE I. q simple and easy way Tor Con-
gres5 to get Out Of the tariff ;angc and az
ford the people Of the country substantial re-
lief before the termination Of the present
session, near that i. Let !: pass Mr..
Anderson's bii! for 4 horizontal reduction OF
fifteen per cent. in the existing tariff. with
an amendment providing for the abolition OF
the whole internal revenue service the tax on
uhiskeyto be collected by the sale ofstan ps.
But such mode is too easy and 100 wise
and too beneiicent for Congress led by
such men a. Mr.. Morrill, in the senate and
NJ. Kelly in the House 10 adopt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21
::Dt

The >"@Gt@ amendments 70 the pension
appropriation Til. We're concurred IN.
I number Of memorials were presented!
when II" conference committee on The post.
Office appropriation bill reported that they
"@re u"4ul- 10 agree and further con.
:-9eE-. vi ordered and another committee
appp;a-@!
: resolution Iso.icl;cg Tor -earrange-
DtaC.' o: TIE d=s:- Isl IN" House in ort:-s 10
arr".amC&..," To-, a.eiaber, was. after SONG
Ge5l.t. ,,--5-li.
The hcHs". 81 l2.45 Ken; into CON :ri,.et.
o: In Who'll ~ the scndry, civil appropria
t.1. hi!
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- $3.50; :..o:. .T-y-s-sr!.
ECz0.2 ~ TIE SECOND DEG2E:

-ic-a Ls--ssz.-.. - - ..,=.z:.-:z= :, ,z:--.z
STANTON Va. Feb 2!-Tn= iury in The
..za!ss-HGsae- cz.e c.-a~ into Court this
morning aEi rendered : v=r,iic: o. gui!.y .:
-nu.d=: IN he second G=gr-e agains, Ari=s
4ni -=ceg;ained t:4e ie,:. Q: Imprisonment,
N Il" pe@:;"-:.2r:' :: :Dp: wars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

4 LITTLE BOYS PREMoSIT!oS. -Sirange-
y pathetic a the premon!tion OF bis ap-
preaching end 10 which little Ernest Bond
gave expression week before bis deceaze,
when the rudy hue Of health vas still upon
his cheeks and no thought of death had
marked him for his own had entered the
minds of bis parents, Mamma he said one
day, little Ernie is going to leave you and
never come back any more. He is going
into narrow box away down in deep eel.
lar, and you and papa and uncle will be
standing around crying, but Ernie will never
come up again" No attention was paid to
the ,prattle OF the boy, but the words came
back with painful vividness to his parents
when on Friday the little fellow was taken
seriously i'll. On Wednesday the child
who prophesed better than he knew. was
laid 10 rest in the narrow box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

--4e aSEut1sai IL :A~ aini,s-2cra-. .aG:jr.
i7.z- sas= :: S;aGaloa w2s c!"ss.: yesterday The
case F2s given % he Esy. 2:.i =: 70 o'co,: LAST
t!zh, they cane .a.o lLe cor-I roo,r and .ske!
-. instructions = - Ike Punishment -. the al
ie:ea' E..ce: .: homicide. The instructions were
given, .fi tie foreman sng3uuc.l ,Aa; he l..
.ie'rc ve!a!e; would be as.-e1 .;.3a tv morn
inE. in- CONF :h=n aijoar,4-.i il. 10 n'cis-.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

IT IL only under the Malone regime that
a |. :. attorney 20: Virginia, 4 man ap.
polluted 10 prosecute offenders against the
law, has been allowed TO 90 about the State
cursing, da:nning, insulting. a,sauliing and
fighting fisticusis ard d,ieis with his poiit.
cal opponents If il were possible 70. any
one man 10 inaics any more disgrace upon
poor oldVirginia than she has already suffered
at the hands of General Malone, that man
is the present United States attorney for the
eastern district Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-21

IHE Aed-Tn .4s= Tor March Las been received
from liz publishers IL Buffalo, M. snoue il
contents ere kadour ka-ei; lie yoya-e de Sarah
Bcsaza.dt CT Aucriq1e De. Tod uad der sasufcr
Eiiezes aad Eephtaly: About sisterhoods: The
Channel Tunnel; Iireteaa's Jest; The Amer.
cans; An Interesting Woman; American L;tera.
tuEe IN England Stage Love The S-na5hs. and
6 full editorial column
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To.0avs CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
80
49, -.

: 5.-2.a;:1a - i=fist. means IL regard 10
bringing about yr4"e between Chill. aad
He-u w2z lad 81 ne ;4b-
:: BIZ! a2proYci=.:ug $500 io- ~: pur-
pgSs- .: p.-e;:.-gz monument q Washington :
headquarters > %-T5u-g!, " i. x-s
vaS-et.
Oae .,'o4sI.:.: coi,.rs o: the ta-.:: bill. -
:'2--e4 Ia: m.gn; we're ordered 10 D. printed
Gt'-: ".t.!"h ING >-na,= |=H. into executive
session. 2nG ".e. he doors wer= OPENED
:'Toceaf:ed 20 las consideration Of the army
aspiration bill