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NyTANrED-A POSITION AS HoSrLER
w in some stable or phi yate family stable;
can give references. Apply JOSEPH PAcEY,
Germadia House, Si4 Elm st. sep2- II
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COUNTY TREAsURER.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounce Mr.. h. ID. LANGLEY ms "A can.
lidale for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
election In November. ~
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY 81
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SOLE: N CE MILL

An English ana Classical School for Girls.
FOUNDED ~ 1875 ny MRS. TEyIs.
Aims TO give its pupils elements of a com
pete education. Faculty selected nom hest
eastern colleges. Terms rensonahle send
cinal, Sh lhyVillc, kentucl<V. 80
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bloody War.

save money aud buy Your school
books from Paul Erb. '''
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w u ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ j. c. MCCARr ms n cqndidnte Tor CO..
liable in Precinct No. /.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
JOHN OVERLAND as n candidate for Con-
tnHle In Precinct No. l. W. N'"-
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON ~
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
Buildings OF modern construction: npnoint.
ments superior, accommodations unsurpnss-
edi heated by steam and lighted with gns;
not ahd cold water ON each floor; baths.
Course of instruction comprehensive, lnrgc
i0culty of superior teachers; extra advop.
Rges IN Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cution' hut two pupils occupy room. It's
patrons and pupils are references. For cat /.
students, list Of references, etc apply 10 The
PresIdent, or Y. Y. 81. Clnlr. nnllns. rnyns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MANrEp-Agenls Tor the lives of
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containing full and complete history of The
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A Pauper Marriage.

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COUNTY JUDGE.
CONSTABLE.

WE, ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w. i; STRANGE rs Il candidate for
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Va ANIED--FlfTY LADIES TO MAKE
w pants, drawers, Overals and Shirts:
now Is me time to secure good positions. An,
Il BLAKE. y ~, - n ~, ~
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tOh SAhE-lM - PAID-UP SHARES or
\ Stock IN the Dallas Barrel and Wondcn.
ware Factory. Apply TO ADAMS * LEoS-
mo =
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CLERK.

w + axe Z REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" w, II. TIIAcKER for County Clerk.
AZ h ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNoITNCE
w. NJ. &. Hill a~ candidate for re-
-Iectloh to The office o. County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
nhNhf JONES as candidate for re-
''e'' lon to the office Of District Clerk.
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Wv 5ALr'--Al \ bAI,IiAIN-N NEAT
= residence ON Main street, iust eosi n,
lro TI hn, street. lot 2DXal feet 10 an alley;
muihe mouse, No. 1902. of rooms, Mi neotIv
nnnu Wen finished; stable and "A snlcnJi,
voi,narr5l underground cistern; NEE gray"i
Wtlks, shade and fruit trees; a splendid an
po o,oa Tor some one In search OF a proity
few days. Apply to MURPHY \ Rni ~ u
M MeH, Estate and Collecting Agents, No. s,@
...llN -Ni We nuvlHtf
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lN!A!!.R!!ID!)' ARDS. SEMINARY
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGg.


WNNUN, UN,
Tho nth Annual Session begins DEF, ia,
MOS viesnnt bnll dings In the South. All
n,iouern convoniences. Best advantages I'm
llterMnre, music aud art. Special ntteniian
10 health and comfort Of pupils Mo1nrnv,..,,
charges. Apply early TO W. G. BAss'
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WEARE AUTHoRIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w $. N. BRAswELL as a candidate for ms.
lice OF the Peace for Precinct No. /, AT the
ensuing election. w VIZ
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


81, incorporated and governed by Board of
Trustees; full and experienced Corn y,
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
anu healthlulncss; discipline equal To- thgf Of
the best schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
tle school seven states represented. Degrees
begins October hh For Catalogues, etc. adj.
dress the superintendent,
MAI. b. j. BURGESS.
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WEAREAUTHoRIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
" JOHN T. GILLESPIE as u candidate for
Iusllce OF the Peace, Precinct No. /, Dallas
YIoun9ily, leXas, at the ensuing November
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ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY ron B0Vy


Under the direction OF tho Fn,h,r. n, a..
Huls Crss, n beautifully Located ihrn mile.
south ~ Austin. fcrinsi Bnand ond tnliion
per session OF i've months, tiOo. For ni,ther
particular, apply 20 Rev. T.. .. Fnnslsrns
~ ~ y, Austin, Texas, or 10 Rev, ir, j
Mariner. Dallas, Texas.
EohhAlk OR kENt-A fiitSfV f-ASr
II brand new piano. will soll ON the Install.
ment plan. Apply iosei Ross Avenue.
nptco-tf
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

opens September 22d, 1884. One of the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR Young LADIES IN THE
United STATES. Surroundings beautiful
Climate unsurpassed. One hundred and
llr0lr ,II inree Pupils from Eighteen States
TIERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE
UNION; Board, Washing, English Course.
Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mn.
sic, ETC., for scholastic year. from Septem.
Der TO June, S23S. For Catalogues write 10
REV. WIN. A. HARRIS, u d.,
President, Stailuton Va
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tHt ,i', EAoHANuE-WE ARE AUTHOR
stra Ntu TO isxchnnge brc, building on Elm
wild land or an Improved inrm , ,vr Si,mel
HUFFMAN, 73l Elm ii. n ,rsyN :! ~
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1N SALE-A BARGAIN-WE oFFER
iniin 10" l sale q fruit and market farm, one
"hnsor r'V 81 -n Doallas, and win lend the pnr
MAN, 78l Elm ST. ''S"N hnFf-
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WE ARE AUTHoRIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
Colonel j.. u. STEVENS as a candidate
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JUSTICE OF TmE pEACE,

WE ARE HORIZEDT TO ANNoITNCF
w T, G. II. KENDALL as q candidate for re-
election as Justice OF the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
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EOR Sal s.

FOR SALE-NFfNE SALOON AND-EIy.
- lures In the heart of the city. For mr..
llcularS apply to SrRAuss& LEVY. sep2tf
Eoh 9Al.E-oNE FINE So DOMESTIC
4 sewing machine for S2j. Address b. H..
- - NlltE' spp0- n
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University of Virginia

| The siNiy-Grst session OF this institution
! VIII open October |, 1881. Thorough lnstrtc.
| lion IN Literary, scientific and Professional
departments, Including Law, Medicine, En-.
! gineering and Agriculture. For infnrmntion
Happily TO Dr. JAMES +. HARRISON.
Chairman Of Faculty, q University of VA
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EARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOU NOE
W; y, GRAHAM rs a candidate for Con
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES
GEORGE Il. FEARN for Justice of the
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'oh sALE-A BLACkSMTTHs COM
nbcrr,,V f0 ouint the only stand IN the place
'' l. MEWsiiAw, Duck Creek, dallas 20,
-------- auEl7-7t
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WHARF, REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
iENh6 SCHULZ. MS candidate for JUS
tlce of the Peace for Precinct No. /.
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HHi.SALh-N Il OFFER FOR SALE Az
4 nan price, engine, boiler, corn mill cbon
n XIII, shelter wood-saw for cord wood.
Suu hhchlnCry new and In active onrrotIn,,
las, Texas. i-i''' street, D9l-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
CAMBRIDGE VICTORIOUS.

LONDON, April THE annual boat race
between the Oxford and the Cambridge uni
versity crews, which was to have taken
place Saturday, but was postponed on &C.
count Of Prince Leopold's funeral occurred
this morning The course was the regular
Thames course Of four miles and two fur
longs from Putuey 10 Murtlake. The Cam
bridge crew won.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
DANNILLE INYESTIGA ALTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April I, 1Ss4.-The
examination Of B. B. Munford, q member OF
the Virginia Legislature, was continued to-
day, a. the conclusion Of which J. 3. Blair.
member Of the Danville City Council, and
ex Congressman John F. DezeDdorf, OF Nor.
| folk, testified. In the course Of his testimony
the latt err gentleman said while he believed
that Ct the colored vote of Virginia 99e out
OF every 1000 would vote regular republi-
can ticket ifleft to exercise their own Volt
tion-yct since the advent of General Ma
hone as the controlling power the coored
vote had been manipulated and controlled
to greater extent than ever, even to going
as far az sending out circular purportlng
to be signed by the President Of the United
States, saying that he wished them to sup
port the reajjuster ticket. Witness did not
speak during the canvass when the coalition
lists did not attempt to break up the meet
ing. He described the meeting at Yorktown
where the military were brought out at the
instigation, as witness believed, of Capt.
Dick Wise, relative of John S. Wise.
Witness told of colored preacher who
supported him in the election. For this the
coalitionists tried to have him turned out Of
his church. Witness knew of another
coored preacher who had actually been
turned out of his church for voting the re-
publican ticket Witness believed there
had been more persecution of republicans
by Malone than there had been just after
reconstruction by the Bourbon democratic
party.
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ST. o.
FIRE AT CHATHAM, VIRGINIA.

DANvILLE, Va, April "A fire at Chat
ham last night burned the county Jail, the
Office Of The Piusylvania Tribune. James's
harness store, Browns hardware store,
Whites livery stable, Guthrie's jewelry
store and Wager's hardware store. Loss
$50, 000 The prisoners were safety taken
from the Jail and brought to the Jail here.
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THE NoNDEsCRIPTS.- the convention
Of the ward Delegates, elected by the Ma
homes. ruighiou!- republican, coalition meet
irys, in the I. >. Court room Ia. day, Miller,
coIored in the chair and J. :. Wlmsatt, sec
retary, the following delegates were elect.
I'd TO the Malone convention, which meets
in Richmond on the 30th Jno. Crlly, Chas.
Jackson, J. 5. Wimsatt, Z. II. Gofuey, Ed.
Burke. K. L. Mitchell, VIA. Miller.
After the delegates had been chosen it
was determined 10 re0rgan!Ze the cily cuA;'
mittee, whereupon Mn Windsor and his fol
lowers were summariiy elected and III their
u.aces were eclcG CHAIRMAN, Ed. Burke ;
Il ward +. ii. Guiurv, Ed. Fryle, Charles
dearborn and jacob Heisley; ~ ward, Jno.
Crlily, j. ). Winoatt, \. Lucas and Is. Car
ter; Sd ward, Moses Stevens, Charles Jack
son. Henry Lee and T. ID. Edelin,; 4th ward,
Jno. Chauuccy, !. Pritchard, Geo. Griffin
and |. Z. O'Ncal.
Resolutions were adopted tavorlng the
selection of r. l.. Mitchell; coi"red, asa dele
sa,e to the Chicago Republican convention
aad Edmund Burke FOR one OF Tic electors.
Resolutions endorsing Malone anh KID
tIehsr.cr, tavoriug 81 high protective tariff.
S. were adopted Some speeches were
made
II = understood that The programme WAS
ur.nrrnuced and one Of the considers
r;t.rr,d ;tiot Miller had manipulated the
convention for price-say SO. II is un-
der.l0ol that lhe delegates were III favor OF
Logan or Baluc, bat ii uay II" set down as
pretty certain that they will all vote for
Arthur when the time comes.
rhe usual wrangling aud confusion at
tended the proceedings, there being but
three whites present..
The Coinage OF new words was particu-
larry uoticeare on the part OF the speakers,
and the next lexicon will have 10 be great
ly enlarged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

The fashionable novelty for the Easter
will be an imported costume known as the
accordion or music dress. 1t has been wide
ly described by foreign fashion correspond
ents as having attained great popularity,
and Mr. r. H. Taylor, of 953 Pennsylvania
avenue, Wasbingto having obtained a
limited number is able to offer them IN time
for Faster. Stylish short wraps Tor the
early spring season are plainly trimmed
with fringe, aud come in ali the iashlona"le
materials. Mr.. Taylor shows large selec'
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

TIE FIRST BoAT.-The first canal boat
of the seasou-the George 5. French
loaded with coal arrived here on saturday
evening to Messrs. w. A. Smoot 4 20. Inc
Alexandria canal not being open, TINS BOAT
was locked into the river at Georgetown
whsnce it was lowed to this city.
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A CARD.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April !. 1884.
The undersigned bcgs leave to ask the publlcto
suspend Judgment upon the report Of the German
Banking Company published last Saturday
evening, un til he shall have had au opportunity
TO make such statement OF the affairs OF the bank
as he deems due TO himself aud all interested in
the bank, which statement shall appear NJ the
earliest possible opportunity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
TEL EtaRapHIC BREVIrIES.

TEI4TGRaPHIC BREVIrIES.
Advices from Tonqun say the French will
attack Hung Hoa on the 18th inst,
A bombshell was exploded lastnight near
the barracks at Trieste. No one was hurt.
Tie Government relief boat is distributing
supplies to the sufferers along the lower
Mississippi Each person receives five
pounds ofmeat and six pounds of meal.
The Great Eastern it is thought, will visit
this country again. 1t is proposed TO char
ter that steamer to bring over the European
exhibits to the exposition to be held at New
Orleans.
The wife Of Dr. L. w. Beach. Of Altoona,
Ps., was found in her room this morning
with her head nearly severed from The body.
The Doctor has been arrested, having par
italy admitted committing the deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TO-DAY.
SENATE.

SENATE.
A number Of bills were introduced and re-
ferred, among them one to extend the dura-
ton of the Court of Alabama Claims.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of the educational bill.
HOUSE.
Under the call of States the usual food of
bills were introduced and referred, among
them one calling on the Secretary of State
for information concerning the threatened
confiscaion Of the American college at
Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

CANAL Tolls. -Presdeut Smith, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. has decided 10
call special meeting OF the directors Tor
Thursday next at Baltimore to take action
upon the question of tolls. which is being
pressed bv the boatmen. The regular meet
ing would not be until Thursday week, but
President Smith deems The matter of such
Importance to warrant his calling the spec
ial meeting as indicated
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Alfsa1sf!rga GB5aaEEette
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL :.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, april I. 1854.
ror the Middle Atlantic states !air weather
uortherly winds shifting 10 sonthcrly and then
=, westerly aud slight rise iii temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

PARTIES DESTROYS of having well made
garments, fine fitting garments, and artistic
cut garments, would do well to place their
orders at once with NJ. J. WATERMAN, who
has the largest number Of best workmen and
the most skilled cutter in the city. Prices
Moderate satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ. J. WATERMAN,
Cor King and Fairfax SITS.
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PERSONAL - Yesterdays Washington
Sunday Herald says: Mr.. Hal Dulany, OF
Virginia, Que of the richest young men IN
the country, proposes to settle in this city,
and is looking around for suitable house to
establish his bachelor quarters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

VESSEL SuNK.-The schooner Mechanic,
Capt. Shirley King, Of this port, was run into
and sunk oil Maryland Point by the schooh-
.r VIM, Oliver, of Baltimore. between eleven
sud twelve O'Clock Saturday night. The
Mechanic had about five hundred bushels oi
corn aboard, belonging to Mr.. Jos. Davis. OF
Narjemony, Nd, and consigned to Mr..
Thomas Perry, of this place. The Oliver
struck the Mechanics stern, almost cutting
that portion away, causing the latter to sink
ia few minutes. The former vessel is the
property of Mr.. d. B. Jones, Of Baltimors.
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LOCAL. bREVITIE.S

Seveuty-six carloads of stock passed
through this city last week over the .Iid-
land road, going north.
! A fight in the market this morning DC
tween t>cu colored men created some eX-
! Gil emtnI, but neither was hurt.
The base ball season was iuaugurated in
Washington to-day, where the Washing
ton and the Providence clubs played.
Nir. Morgan Beach, who is perfecting bis
law course III the University of Virginia,
spent yesterday and to-day al his home III
This city.
The iron steamer Fniata arrived here this
mpruing from Philadelphia in place of the
steamer Norfolk, which has been withdrawn
for short time.
Mr.. James K. Foster has sold his farm,
living on the road from the Plains TO War
rcmiuu. continuing some 800 acres, TO Mr..
Parker, OF south Carolina, for SG,2OO.50.
The Norfolk papers report that after re-
ceivins coal at that city, the steamer Mystic
which left here last week, proceeded Oh her
way, through Albemare sound to Florida
The largest cargo of lumber that has ar
rived here since the war was brought by the
three mastcd schooner Matte May this
morning from Norfolk, to Messrs. Perry
Smoot & Co.
The receipts Of fish at FishtoWn are daily
increasing despite the high winds, and prices
ruled to-day as follows: Shad 25aS3O per
hundred herring l2aSl5 per thousand and
bunch fish 15a40 cents.
A young son of Mrs. Nicholas Mumm, re-
siding on King street, between Washington
and Columbus died on Saturday night from
an attack of scarlet fever. This is the third
death in this family within the past fifteen
months.
The steamer City of Alexandria having
heen repaiuted, is now running on the ferry
line, the city of Washington having been
taken of for few days during which time
she will also he repaiuted. Both boats will
commence running on the line during this
week.
A personal rencontre between the engi
neers of the two steam fire engines of this
city took place early this evening at the
corner of King and Royal streets but the al
fray was soon settled by the interpostion of
Il hy-s;ander, who, Selling one OF the COM
battants by the coat tails unwillingly com
PEELED him to withdraw from the field.
Mr.. r. L. Adam, in addition to his hand
some stock of jewelry and silverware, has
largo and varied assortment of canes, which
he is selling at most reasonable prices.
Mr.. w. Dyer. 23 south Royal street, has just
received fine lot Of nice oysters, crabs and
clans, and is now prepared to furnish families,
hotels and restaurants with the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS House, Apr

HOTEL Observation-Disclosures House, April
7th.-A. E. Baker and wife, Phla.; Z. F.
Ghetchell, Washington; A. D. Parr, Rich
mond II. Nj McIlhany, Staunton, Va; NJ.
A. Thompson, Sandy Point, Md; l. {: S.
Halbut, Mass; w. c. Brown, Epis. High
School; A. Vularman and wife, Washing
ton j. H. and A. Schofeld, GAINESVILLE, o.;
3. S. West, Dumtries; c. II. Monoura, Ash
vile, n. c.; Ii. t. Worster, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

POLICE REPoRT.-Saturday night was
clear and COOL with one prisoner and live
dodgers at the station house.
Last night was clear and cool, with one
prisoner and three prisoners at the station
house.
The Mayor has disposed of the following
cases since Saturday:
Allison B. Cobien, arrested by Othcer
Belts for heing drunk and disorderly, was
required to leave the city st once.
Jane Lyles, colored, arrested by Officer,
Belts for disorderly conduct, was tined
50 80.
Beckey Quill, arrested By Officer bettls
for disorderly conduct, was fined 81 %.
James Rogers and George Massey, two
Young ,utn from Washington. arrested by
Officers Hayes and Grady for being drunk,
were fined, the former $3.50 and the latter
500.
Abram Brown, coIored, arrested by OH
Ger Pat HAYES for assault and battery, was
fined So, and held for payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07

PALM SUSDAY.-Tbe pleasant weather OF
yesterday brought large attendance at the
various churches. The services in the Cath
clio and Episcopal churches were impress
sive and were commemorative of the day
being known in the church calendar as
Palm Sunday In the Catholic church
aims were given the members of the con-
greeaton Later in the day MANY ladies
and gentlemen were seen on the streets dec
nraf Cd VII n nalm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-04-07
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINS ADVERTISER

ROUGH WEATHER. Boatmeu who return
ed yesterday from the Lower Potomac and
Chesapeake bay report that serious damage
resulted from the fierce gales Of the past few
days. Several schooners were driven ashore
and ii is feared that some lives were lost.
The wind played havoc with oyster punges
and the smaller fishing craft. The latter
were scattered about, aud up t" Saturday
some of them had not been heard from.
The waters were dashed into great white
capped pillows, and the tempest at times
blew at velocity reaching fifty miles an
hour