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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

Sr LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Tho race this AZ.
ternoon at the Union Base Ball park,
between G. NJ. Anderson, long distance
horseback rider, against three oppo.
nents, John Potts, Alex. Dale and John
Roche, 100 miles for $500 side,
was won by tho latter In
four hours and forty-fvo minutes
Andersou's score was 0S 2-5 miles.
The terms of the race required Ander-
son to change horses every milo, while
his opponents changed every two miles
Anderson claimes he has been very
poorly mounted whilo his opponents had
| good horses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
Ninety-Third Pictorial Convention.

LoNevIEw, Sept. 2l.--ISpeeial.l THE
delegates from our county to the Nine
ty-third Pictorial convention returned
from Troupe yesterday afternoon. Whom
they arrived there they found Smith
county had selected no delegates. One
delegate from Smith to the old conven-
ton was there, and he proposed to as
sumo entire charge of things.
The Gregg county delegates asked him
for his credentials, and as he had none
and could show no authority for his as
s'uned powers, they declined to be con-
trolled by him, and being the only reg
ularly accredited delegates, they organ
lad the convention in proper form and
ronnminated Capt. Sam Cundin for the
Legislature,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

ATCHlsoN, KS, Sept. 2l.-Orton's cir
Gus, the same engaged in the riot at
Burr Oak, Kansas, passed through to-
day, ON route to Butler, Missouri OIton
in an interview gave an account OF the
affair simlr r To that telegraphed last
night, saying his men were attacked 10y
drunken citizens, who cut the tent ropes
before the performance closed, and sub
sequently fired u vOliey into his train at
the depot, which was returned by his
men, with the result as previously
stated. Orton was arrested yesterday
at Washington with thirteen other show
men, but he was r. leased late last night
aud his circus allowed to depart. liz
thinks only thco of his men were ar
rested
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-A dispatch from
st. Joe, Missouri, says the Golden Eagle
clothing store, branch of the st. Louis
house OF the same name, closed It's doors
last evening after filing n mortgage for
S3l 800. The suspension IN caused by tho
burning of tho st. Louis house yes
tprday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

BEpToRn, MASS, Sept, 2l.-Tho yacht
Estelle which was in the squdl Satur-
dAy evening went ashore ON
Black Rock, seven miles from here.
2 he occupants of 'he yacht were Elisha
II. Fisher, jr. amt wife, :. Clifford
hathaway and Bert Hathaway,
sons Of Savory Hathaway.
They sat on the rock all night. The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
VIII, rhnina nnnrna

LoSGvIRw, Sept. 2l.-l Special. Capt.
Sam Cunditf was nominated by one
wing of the Troupe convention yester.
day, ana Virgil Barton, of Kilgoro by
another. Should each accept, thero will
be, with the two Independents, the
coming Republican and workingmen's
nominees, six candidates for nOtOria
representative in this district.
Gregg county Is In a bad muddle u,
regards this matter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
Irish National Land Lcngu..

CIScISNAri, Sept. 2l.--The Emmet
braach OF tho Irish National Land
League at the meeting this afternoon,
Callbaan, OF this city, which
was granted. Callinan had writ
ten communication to the
press commenting unfaVorably on the
political position OF Patrick Egan, Pres
iuont Of the League. Callnan also ac-
cnsed hgnn of incompetency AZ Presl-
dent and dishonesty while Treasurer OF
the organization. Mr.. Callinan in well
known eitizen of Cincinnati.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
The Future Premier Of ireland.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2l.-The National
League held meeting yesterday at
Ballenslac. Joseph NJ. Kenny, mem
her OF parliament for Ennes, de-
clared ireland would never be
contented until she was free, and
Irish members in the Com,
mons, he said, oppose the liberal
government because they expect
more from the conservatives. A resolu
tion was adopted IN favor of indepen-
denco and peasant population. Par
nell was choered IA the future Premier
| of Ireland.
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ToMn AnihorlLlc. IN Erom Troon.

PAIrA, PERU, Sept. 2l.-rhe steam
ship Santa Rosa arrived yes
torday, bringing Government troops
under Col. CarrascO. The city was
peacefully occupied aud all the au-
appointment of Caceres He'd ON the ap.
prOaCh Of the steamer.
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FoRr WoRTu, Sept. 2l.-ISpecial.l J.
Police officer Rushing, who has been
indicted for murder IN killing Ga loway
is now inside the Jail walls without bail
HabNas corpus proceedings will proha
blv he instituted as the trial cannot tax,
place ,Or some time,
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Opening of the Artbsrg RAILWAY Tunnel

BREaESz,Sept 2l.-The opening of the
Artberg railway tunnel was followed by
grand dinner. Sixty-two persons, In
Guiding tho foreign diplomatic repre-
sentatives of Austria, were invited. In
the evening the heights above town
were brilliantly Illuminated. The EN-
peror made lOur of Lake Constance
and everywhere was loudly cheered.
Afterwards nm official banquet was Civ
en- by the ministers. Three hundred
guests were present.
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German Colonial Union.

ElsENRACu, Sept. 2l.-At tho general
meeting of the German Colonial Union
yesterday, Prince lIohenlohe presided,
Resolutions were adopted approving
the recent action of Germany on the
west coast of Africa, and declaring the
government might rely upon the full
support of the nation in the event oI
further action.
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RetIrem,nt M ,Iudr, r.,..

KlLpARE, Sept. 2l.-lspecial. Judge
b. t. Estes, yesterday, after hearing
teveral motions for new trials etc., and
over.ruling the same, had tho District
court closed, perhaps for tho last time In
Cass couniy,as he retires from the bench
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

CLEruRSE, sept. IL Special. Last
night Jim Hale, a bartender, while
drunk, threw glasses at uogro and
then shot him. the ball Just grazing and
breaking tho skin on the negrO's abdo-
men. Tho trouble originated about the
nCgros failure to clean out tho bar
room that mouug. Hale will likely
icel the correction ministered by the
law
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
THE DIAMOND.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR DALLAS
Over Umpire and Audience-Tho Calves
tons Defeat the Fort Worth Team
by u Score OF to 2-Othor
Base Ball Games.
DallA. Brown. and Houston Nationals.

Dallas Browns and Houston Nationals.
Houston, Sept. 2l.-(Special. The
second of the series Of games Of base
ball between tho Dallas Browns and the
Nationals, OF Houston, was played here
this evening, and WAS won by tho Dallas
club by IA score of " to 7.
A large crowd Witnessed the game,
and much dissatisfaction was expressed
on all sides to the umpirlng.
The third and last game between these
two clubs will be played here tomorrow
afternoon, whom the National nine will
be materially strengthened by nov
! players and Il strong battery.
AS RECEIVED AT HOME.
A telegram received from Houston
says: Browns won the game by u score
of " I. We had TO play the club, the
umpire and the audience. Mullally's
great batting and CrOthers' fine pitch.
ing In the last five innings saved us.
This news was received here with
marked demonstrations of satisfaction
at the result. The Brown Stockings are
| the favorites first, last and all the time
! The game mt the grounds YESTERDAY
afternoon between Calendars Minstre
club and the Black Stockings of thi
city, both colored, was novel so to spoal
and rather entertaining. Calender
/ Minslro band WAS in attendance an,
| furnished music Tor the occasion, whiCl
served to entertain the crowd, which ii
size or numbers was very fair Tn
game resulted in q score of 81 to 3 II
favor of the Black Stockings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
IndInn Murdoror pnrdoped.

FoRr SMIru, ARK, Sept 81 Ground
Hog, tho Cherokee Indian who was to
have been executed yesterday Mt rale-
quah, Indian Territory, for lhurder, was
granted All unconditional pardon by the
Cherokee Executive Councils.
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Cameo Abroad.
GIlmnre,s Iinn,i.

NEW YORK, sept, 2l.- Gilmoro's band
finished tho season to-day ut Concy
Island aud started tonight for tho
Louisville Exposition Gllmore closed
the last concert with "My Old Kentucky
Homo," aud was loudly applauded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

GuMsE, sept 2l,-tSpecial.l This af-
tornoou n shooting affair took place at
Bottle, a way station six miles north OF
held over his body and the jury found a
verdict of assassination by unknown
hands
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
At ASbuRY PARK
Newry Riot.

NRwRY, Sept. 2l.-Thore was great
excitement hero this evening upon
the return OF the Nationalist
procession from Castle Weldon, whore
there was demonstration to-day
and where disturbance occurred. The
streets were crowded, and there was
much cheering and hooting; stones were
thrown and windows broken. The police
at Castle Weldon challenged the moi
and made several arrests. The
mob thereupOn attacked and
wrecked the police barracks, several
persons being injured during the attack
Two black flags iloated from the mar
ket house. The disol der continued
until q late hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

FoRT WORTH, Sept. 2l.-[Special.[ t.
The slugging match last night was a
farce. Goved, tho man the people paid
their money to see, could get no oppo-
nent, aud two amateurs pounded each
other for few minutes.
A scrub game Of base bali was played
| TO .day
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A Negro Killed,

Bra SANDY, Sept. 2l.--[Special. "A
white man shot and killed negro at
Bette Station, on the Texas IL 81. Louis
learn the names. Tho shooting was done
N splf lefeusc
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A Good Day for RIOT. and Arro.t,.

AGRAN, Sept. 2l.-A minor state OF
seige is proclaimed owing to election ri
ots. An opposition journal at Globoda
In suppressed, aud tho editor arrested.
Military has boen sent 10 Hengg to sup
press rioting The Mayor IL sus-
npndod
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Ont To rIccrs.

LoNovEw. Sept. 2l.-lSpecial. w.
II. Baughman, an old and much re-
,pected citizen Of Camp Switch, while
rcturning home last evening, was
crushed To pieces by u wild train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
Narrow Tscnpn ~ Dom Pedro,

RIO JANEIRIo, Sept, 2l,--Whilo the
Emperor Dom Pedro was returning from
the naval review he narrowly escaped
drowning by the capsiaing OF the boat
carrying him.
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NO. 800.
Iore court convenes here again in

before court convenes here again in
February.
The grand jury and the Cass County
Bar passed appropriate resolutions,
thanking him In the most affectionate
and cordial manner, for his honest, i'm
partial and courteous discharge OF his
arduous duties for the last eight years.
Csss county parts with him with re-
luctance, and sincerely hopes that he
may be called TO a more elevated sphere
of usefulness in our state, and our en-
tire people may know and cherish him
as we Of the Fifth Judicial District do.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
Coal Combination.

WIrKEsnARnE, PA, Sept. 2l.-The
Record tomorrow will authoritative,
deny the report that tho coal combine
tion has been reorganized on aperceni.
ago basis,
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FonT WORTH, Sept. 2l.-lSpecial. J.
The Rosedale company ran cars on a
portion Of Houston and Weatherford
streets to-day, hut did not use tho track
hid bY tho Fort Worth company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
Riotous Peasants.

SOFIA, Sept. 2l.--It "a reported Mt
l.ewain that peasants ON tho Bulgarian
frontier are preparing TO invade Klieutel
aud suize tie crops.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

Educational Bili,

HAVANA, Sept. 2l.-In the past woel
there were eight deaths from yellow
fever here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
The Cholera.

III IT 7 n Nv HE 7 TNs
RoNR, Sept. 2l.-rhe daily bulletin of
the ravages of cholera in Italy gives the
following results for the past twenty
four hours:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22

LONDON, ONT, Sept. 2l.-The burning
of the Grand Trunk ear shops and all
contents involved a loss of S6OO,OOO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-22
The Fire Record.
lECEN Ar rl.FvEIAA

IFCRNnIARIsM AT CLEVELAND
CLBvKLAND, Sept. 2.-The scenes of
two weeks ago were repeated to-day on
a smaller scale. The Flats tire was then
thought to have originated in an acci-
dent. To-day's occurrence led to the be-
lief that il may be of incendiary origin.
This noon "A fire broke out in Monroe
Bros x Co. lumber yards, ON the Upper
Flats, and destroyed large amount of
property, Including 2,0OO,O00 feet of lum-
ber. When the flames were
fairly under control dense smoke
was seen pouring from the inside firms
dry house. No lire outside, no wind
blowing, the sparks were indisputably
iucendiarism. The fire was exlinguish-
ed with u loss of about $4,000. Between
3 and 4 O'Clock whilo the department.
WAS about going home, thick smoke, as
| from coal oil, suddenly poured forth
| from tho inside dry shed, in Browne,
| Strong X Co.'S. lumber yard somo dis
tanco away. Two suspicious look
ing men seon watching this fire
| at inception, without moving or Civ
ing the alarm, strengthen tho theory of
arson. When this last fire broke out
and became certain incendiares were
at work, word was sent to neighboring
towns for help, and engines came lroni
| Akron, Painesville, Saudusky, Elyria
aud Ashlabula. At0 o'clock this even,
ing the fire is under oontol and nc
further danger is approhended. Monroe
'lus. x Co.'s loss Ia estimated 80 800,
900: Brow nc, Strong Il Co.'s loss is esti
mated at from SlGO,ON0 to Sl70,0OO; iusur
Lance about the same,
Il AT AsbURI PARK.
7 AsBURY PARK, \. J., Sept. q. A fir
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Totals


PARIS, Sept. Il. There were deaths
to-day from cholera at Aarseilles and
at Toulon.
In SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. 2l-Six new cases OF
cholera 4 deaths ut Alicante to-day;
now cases and deaths At Tarrogona.
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sea ran high and was very cold. They
all suffered intensely ,beingwet through.
They were taken on this morning and
brought to the city. The yacht is total
wreck.
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Gnlveston ami Fort W orth NInca

GALVESTON, sept. 2l.-rho Calves
tons to-day, in tho third and final game
of the series with Fort Worth, redeemed
themselves by an overwhelming victory,
in whichstheysdemonstrated their capa-
bilitics as players in marked contrast ~
the previous exhibitions of general in
lerOrty and gltring error. rOrregano,
tho imported pitcher, in Yesterdays
game proved that his skill did not lay
In the delivery box, and hence
the Galvostons fell back on their
old standby, Robenac. Ingraham
oiliciatcd as back-stop, and he
never did better in his life, Fort Worth
was represented by Crosby as pitcher,
with Mappis behind tho bat. 1t was
Crosby's OIL day, and he was mercilo-sly
slaughtered. Rcbenac and CrusO both
hit him for home runs, while base hits
were too frequent to onumerato.
The following is tho score by inn.
ings:
Innings....,.l 2 go 7so
Galveston ....,...,.2 u | 0 o.
Fort Worth. OIL. o y . q q D O.
The Galveston nino dishanded to-day
as the managers plainly state, for want
of financial encouragement. An eilOri
is being made To hold them together I,
play the remaining two league games
| with the Nationals, of Houston.
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OUR SECOND FALL BARGAIN DAY.
MONDAY, SEPT %.

Black eoorI silks
permptory n NEW
andav the rush
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-07
5ortiesuns fOlst.

rMeine GOdter Fat bic 9lrsnsi ssnai
mad ben @nweiiunsen einsenommen, unb
1T nun seiunb unb better. Der 9lusidlas
bat ibr @eii9t gang uerlaiien. Sd wolte,
iebe beiorste Mutter wiiBte, wel9er Sesen
IN iOl9m 5aaen in aper's Sarlapartaa
liest."
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Eir Giniuaaoerer.

@tuwauetrer unb iolds, psIae gerpaubts unb Ere
aus europa s%rpartsn, moesu fd 81 isoer 3sit an ben
t~srbet9neisu nm anstuit unb Ollie wsnotn. 9enn
wsldtm Sdifs unb In pelder Sdtfss abtbeiluus man
laustn ptrb, 10 peros Id ~btuislbeu am beirsfenoen 2
bunsspIassi tn emptau9 nebmen une tbm absrau NIT D
uno That tur Sette lteben. Als Bertrauensmann hes
tboliidsn eomties ilr gtnpanbtrer babetd bas Je4t
cattle 9areen bic an mid burh Brtsie an9ewteenen c
panbersr ~ empian9su unb thr ibr Seites Bn iorsen. 3,
rtids 3susui0, pon sstitlidsn unb peltltdeu perjo
iprs4en fhr metne @irtiamteiti In bteier An9tiesenbstt
S4tfseoutraets &C. pon unb mad europa perben bsfl
unb Bite f4erits austunit hber tatboltiAe @olouteu
@shsn, 5abrbiusts fhr aus Acknowledgements ben Der. q
ten trtbstIt. Wauabreifrt;
Joseph Koelble,
1855 East Third Street, New York Oft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11

THE OLD DOMINION BOAT CLUB.-The
Washington Post has the following TO say
of the boat club of this city: alexandria
has very fine boat cub-the Old Do
minon. 1t is in a prosperous condition,
with q membership of tifty-seven. Two
new gigs have been purchased this year,
aud the club has paid for its boat house and
for the ground on which it stands. Barge
parties to Fort Foote are frequent, being
specially permitted to land there by the
Secretary of War The club has recently
adopted the Ellis Ward oars, purchasing
them from Bremmer, the Columbia boat
house Keeper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11
LOCAL BREVITIES

Large nocks OF blackbirds were seen this
morning in the country near this city.
| About 90 car loads Of cattle passed over
The v NJ. Il. r., this morning for Baltimore.
An excursion of 1G car loads from Rich.
mond, passed over the 4. & F., Railroad
this morning for Washington.
The earthquake shock, which was felt
with more or less severity through the
north, yesterday, was also slightly felt by
several persons in different parts of this
city.
Messrs. Travers & Hammond have estab.
lished their watermelon headquarters at
the corner of Prince and Royal streets, and
keep constantly on ice the most delicious
melons.
Mrs John Donnelly, residing on Prince
street, slipped and spraiued her right ankle
Yesterday morning on Duke street, near the
corner OF Royal, while returning from
church.
The headquarters OF the democratic State
central committee were reopened at the old
Farmers Bank, on Prince street, this morn
ing. Nessrs. II. Shepperd and w. w. Scott
are both here.
4 perfect skeleton of q cat was found by
The workmcn engaged in repairing the
house of Mr.. i. X. Davidson, ON Prince ST.,
near Royal, this morning. 1t was found be-
tween the raftcrs and sheathing, and the ami.
NAL must have died there years and years
ago.
The body of white male infant was
found floating in the dock at the foot of
King street, yesterday afternoon, and was
removed to Wheatly's undertaking estab-
ishmcnt, where Coroner Powell held an in
quest The verdict rendered was "died
from criminal neglect"
During the march of the infantry down
King street Saturday night, Mrs Charles
Lyles and Miss Sallie Johnson broke
through cellar door on that street, be.
tween Washington and Columbus, and were
XII on Ike corncf Of Of k HssaahG Washington
streets was struck by the stick of rocket
and was slightly hurt.
Last night about nine o'clock large and
excited crowd was attracted at the corner OF
King and Washington streets by the discov-
cry Off light burning in the cellar OF Mr..
NcBurncy's store. Mr.. McBurney being
informed of The fact made his appearance
accompanied by two policemen who enter.
I'd the cellar hut found no traces OF thief.
The supposilion is that some one lighted the
gas on Saturday and failed to extinguish it
when leaving the cellar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11
DUBLIC SALE OF MILL PROPERTY.
LITTLE RIVER MILLS.

The undersigned will offer in Loesburg, in front
Of the Court House. on MONDAY, Ang 81, 1884,
this valuable property, comprising trst'rate
FIGURING, GRIST and SAW MILL, situated on
Little river, 2i2 miles east OF MHdIep nnrI III
Inndoun county. and with it m excellent DWELL
linz with ali the necessary outbuildinss Gss
and THREE ACRES OF LAND, including a Eli
good garden and orchard,
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue IN SIN,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of sale. Title retained until lasI paSie"' %
made D. o. ~ G;loott
iv1Sts Atty. TOT nelTs VI IL W. Si'No's'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The undersigned stockholders of The VIZ
GINA MARBLE COMPANY and the owners OF
more than one-thrd of the Capital slocS, nere?s
call for meeting of the u u tno sA;
Ale Va, ON TUESDAY, the 18th of An,
gust, 1881, at II o'clock a; m, to alter and
amend the bylaws, and for other purposes.
alnenu '"' y B. F. CARTER.
B. F. CARTER, Jr.,
KATE f. CARTER,
W. B. COCHRAN,
R. w. n. holland,
aug8-d&twtd L. r NoLA'D'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11
T1ARM FOR SALE.

Will be sold ut auction August 9th. ISL on
the premises the POPLAR GROVE FARM,
situate in Accomac county, Eastern Shore OF Vir-
pinia. This farm which is one of the best in Ac-
comac county, contains 30 acres, W acres unacI
cnI,;vation 10 acres of fresh and salt marsh, and
the balance consists of very fine pine land heavl-
" wooded. The dwelling is large BRICK A.
BUILDING, which, with OUTBUILDlNGS. Iii
is in excellent repair. The place is well stocked
with fruit trees grapes, &c Sc. For further par
ticulars apply to GEORGE COI.0NA, H"rni town.
n.i on,tr Ala iy0S-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11

KILLED BY THE TRAIN.-Mr. Alex. Mil
ton, who had been engaged during the
wheat harvest, in operating threshing
machine for f. 5. Moorman, started from
Evington on the Virginia Midland railroad
Saturday morning, to walk to Lynchburg,
and was run over and instantly killed by
the Southern bound freight train near Lu-
cados Crossing, five miles from that city.
His body was terribly mutilated and one
hand cut off.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11
AlesandrIa 0azet1e.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST II
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, clearing
and generally fair weather. except IN norm
ern portion; partly cloudy weather ana oc'
casional light showers; variable "ihos gen
erally from the northeast shgh' rise III
temperature. For Tuesday warmer i"'r
weather is indicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-11

HOTEL ARRIvALs-Broddoc House, Aug.
liz II. Cockrell, Fairfax, Va; H.. G.
Reese, and John II. Burke, Baltimore, Md;
w. II. Young, Washington, d. c.; J. II.
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