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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-03
pALrlNoKE AsD poToMAc RAILROAD,


sor Erie, Csnandaigua and Eochester daily for
Buffalo and Niagara daily except Saturday. 81
I00cp. ~, With Sleeping Gar Washington to
Rochester
Fer Wiliamsport, Lock haven and Elmirs az
$50 2. H., dsily, except Sunday.
For Now York and tho East, 7:20. 800, HOO
and I1:4O = r, 200, 4:1O. 1000 snd 11:2O
,. TO- On Sunday 600 anG lao a. m. 200,
40, 1900 and ll:20 2. n. Limited Express
OF Pullman PG-l9r Cars, $40 q. NJ. daily, ex-
eept srnaay, and 3:45 ?. M. daily, with
Dining Cars
For Boston 9itAOut change, 200 p. IN. evOry
day.
Fer Brooklyn, n. y, al through trains connect at
Jersey C;:y Nth boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
sfocairg direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoid.
ing double forriage across Now York City.
For Pbiladclphia, 7:20 SOC 300, 11:0O and
il:4o q. N. zoe, 80 600, 1000 and 1920
y. On Sunday 800 and Lao q. ~, 200.
4:i4, SEQ, $40, 1000 and 11:20 p. a. Lin.
itcd Express Parlor Cars $40 am week dsvs
and 3:45 p N. daily, with Dining Cars
For Baltimore $50, I20, 500 800, $40, $50,
HOO and I1:10 n u. 1865, 200, 3:45, 4:1O
4;20, 4;40, Goo, 7:40, $40, 1000 and 11:2C
2. n. On SGndag, 500 sos, $50 and 11:40
=. e. 200, 3:45 $40 500, 7:40, $40, 1000
and il:20 r. Di
For Popos Greek Tine, 20 . N, sud lao p. ~,
3sly except Suuts!
Fcy tunspols 720 ana 300 n. u. snd 1905,
Aub @tc H. udtiy eACBpJ Sun1ayb. On
Sundays st goo II. 81. ana f:i0 .. m
,.ExANpRrA AID rEEDEEIcKsBuRa RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
gor Ale1sndris SOC 6:35, $40, 9:45, and
1857 &. ca, 1904 noon, 2.05, 4:25, 500, 5:55,
COS, sos, 1905 aud i1:37 p M Ga sun
day At 600 9:45, and 1897 e. M, AMI 230
500, sos and 1905 ?. N.
Accommodation for Quantico 500 p. m. week
days
For Richmond and tbs south 500 and 1857 q.
n, daily, and sos p m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Aexaldria Tor Washington, sos
7:05, 500, 9:10, 1915 and ll:o7 q. ~; 1:2O,
SOC, 3:23, $40, 7:05, 9.32, lO;42 ana 1105
p M On Sunday at $40 and 11:07 a. m
200, 5:1o, 7:05 932 and 1912 D. N.
ricaets and Information 1T the Office Northeast
corner Of 18th street and ponna. Avenue, and at
tho station hcre orders car be loft for the check.
iag Of baggage TO destination from hotels and
residences J. 3. WOOD, G. P. A.
GHAg. e PUGH, G. H.
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This. we say, is only partial list OF the
"First Families of Virginia" which are linked
with Gen. :Harrison's rapidly growing ped.
igree. Returns are always slow In coming
10 from Virginia, and the potentieltles OF
enlargement in this interesting schedule of
imperial cousins sre such that Col. Elijah
". Halford may we'll pause and view With
alarm the Pocohontas outlook.
The Potomac river is not very wide at
Washington, nor is it impossible st any
time of year. Col. Dan Lamont never had
any such family complications 10 deal With,
and ElJah's tact, genealogical knowledge,
and oourtiiness OF personal manner will be
put to the severest strain when the kinsmen
begin to cross Long bridge.
But it is not yet definitely settled that the
granddaughter of Col Dick Randolph OF
Curtis did in fact marry Barrison.-N. 7.
Sus
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DOR RENT-A comfortable BRICK DWELL
L ING, in good order, on Pitt street, near St
Peuls Church Rent low to good tenant. Apply
10 JNO. a. DIXON, 316 Washington street
nov3O st
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AUCTION SALES.
By z. T. Lucas. huctioneer
OF THE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

The eundersgned having been appointed receiver
in the suit of John P. Agnew 81 Co. ct ais against
the Columbia Brick Company, will offer for sale at
public auction or TUESDAY, December H. 1888,
or tho premises, at Waterloo station, Alexandria
and Washington Railway, two miles south of
Washington, D. c., the following personal proper.
ty of the Columbia Brick Company, to wit:
100000 BURNT BRICKS,
% HORSES.
5MITLEs
Terms: Casi, sale to commence at II o'clock
". Il. b. B. HARLOW Receiver
The Brick is offered at private ssle until De.
cembor 4th and can be obtained on application 10
the receiver, or at the brick yard, nov23 is
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WARRENTON-Trains Nos. 50, 81, 81, So, 59
and 50 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIYISION-Daily,e except Sunday.
Leave Rocky Mt 1850 g m arrive Franklin
Junction 1915 a. NJ; leave Franklin Junction
7:3O D. m, arrive Rocky DIT. 1O;30p. m.
GORDONSVILLE-Train leave Orange for
Gordonsville 11:4O q. M, 2:30 p. IN. and 800
p. M daily, and 500 g. N. daily except Sunday
Returning, leave Gordonsvi!le for Orange $50 a.
m, 1885 p m, and $3.50 p. m. daily, and 10:40
q N daily ozcept Sunday.
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AIexsssti1drTa Q5z=eftzt

AIet1ssH51rTa 0aazzeftt.
pUBLaRgJ Db1r IND Ta}- ;YRsEL7 82
EDGAR $40 WDEE,
1t sAe aaasf:e R',iiS;aa. $40 ard 312 Prinee 81
Or. year 1A11 90 oas ssa1....'.sl sss1.@ 90
Sz months ....... S co S:1 ato,tis..,.,.,.. 2 0n
One month ..... 90 Ts-cc ron.h6...... I GO
Otract adrcrtiaess .on not Be ao,oed t eyccei tcr
spncs :eas TIC 10 pGid for a. transientratesr
and urdcr circumstances ,cil they be Gllooed TO
adcertise Other tsaa heir legitimate business in sf
space contracted for.
dU transient advertisements must Be paid fos a Cd
rance.
Marriage and death notices mast be paid for ;n I'D
rance
RESOLUTIONS in niesoTa ofthanls tributes of respect,
regol.iios cdop.es BY societies persos, unless Of
public concern, ~ oHiy 5s printed in this as
advertisements.
Persons tearing the city hace The Ga-ete nsa;lsd
to them, postpaid for fifty cents month. and the
address changed Gs often as desired
Al communications sheaid Ia gddresacd 10 "GGsctte"
Alexandria, "a.
The Gazette Office Sc connected NTH the Telephone L.
change. AdpertiscmeHtS orders for :he paper ne.es
or any Information or bastr0se cam 5s sent tv Tel
phone.
Entered at the POstocc al Alena,sdria 7ire!n!e .'
second-class matfsr.
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SLEEPING CAk SERVICE.

On trains Nos. SO and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between New York and Montgomery, via
Danville
On trains Nos. So and 53 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ors between Washington and New Orleans, and
Washington and Augusta, via Danylle.
On trains Nos. Sd and 30 Pullman Seepers be-
tween Washington and Louisville, and Char
lottesvilie and Cincinnati.
On trains Nos 54 and SO Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between Washington and Memphis,
'-1 On ~ trains Nos. 58 and 80 Pullman Buffet
sleepers between Washington and New Orleans,
via i.ynchburg and Kennesaw route
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Leave Alexandria from v.M depot at 9:55 am
4nd l.45 p. H.; arrive at Round Hill 11:30 q. In. .
aud 7:20 p.
Return ng, trains leave Round Hill sos a. M,
aud 1928 .. ~, arriving at Alexandria at 1926
!. II, -Dd 300 p. N.
The 8:55 a. m. train from Alexandria connects
al Eound Hill with stage for Blue Ridge, Berry
vile end Winchester, and at Leesburg with stages
for Aldie and Aiddleburg.
Tho 8:55 a. n train aud 4:50 p. m. train from
Alexandria connects at Vienna with stages for
Fairfax Court House.
Through tickets on sale at the principal stations
TO all points. For rates or information apply to
any sgent Of the Company, or to
]. S. 3. THOMPSON, D. P. a.
Alexandria, Va.
JAS. L. TAYLo2, G.. P. a.
Washington, D. c.
SOL. HAAS, r NJ, Richmond, Va,
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RAILROADS.
11HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Steel Rails, Magnificent Eqaipmcn
IN effect December 3, 1883.

NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Splendid Scenery,
StscL Pnils lEnna,i fce,1. E.,.:--..1
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PU5LHRRD D6Zzr IND TR{- ;YasEL9 81
EDGAR WDER.
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MEDICINAL.

aESs5c,sa cures 1,pe,. Comptaiai,
'---N[1- Bilious -ffiPctiOns and
: = Eostlrer1ess. At druggists. Price . cts.
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DAILY TRJWRRELY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-09
MR.. MORTON NOTIFIED.
OF the Trust Confided to Him by tho
Republican Convention.
PoUGBKEEPsIE, N. Y, July 8.

- SAH' 49, = - "NAy W
Inc parior car Marietta, occupied by the
committee TO notify Hon. Lew L. Morton OF
ms nomination. was attached to the New
iork Ceh'rai express Tram that ieft the
Grand Central depot at 1880 O'Clock this
morning
oh arriving at hhineoeck, the committee
found the aged and staid village m holiday
1afb. Flags waved IN the village and
treamers festooned the fronts OF Its few
torres
committee OF citizens went to the station
"lth carriages, TO escort the visitors over
the hills to the Morton mansion. Mr. Nor
ON received the visitors at the porch and led
ne way To the drawing room, where an In
formal reception took place After Mr. and
Mrs Morton anu the members OF the family
had given each OF the visitors cordial wei
come. Mr., E'fee, chairman OF the co nmtttee
pr seated the address ofhciaiiy notifying
dr Morton OF MS nomination.
10 the address ot the committee Mr.. Nor
oa responded as follows;
MI. Chairman aud Gentlemen of the Com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-09
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE HEARING.
Chief Justice Peters will 0YePrQle the 0ri.
sinal Notion for a New Trial.
The Witness who Struggled Stain and
Cromwell About Dexter
Still Missing.

BASsoR, July 7.
The hearing in the Stain and Cromwell
case was cont nued In Bangor during this
fore noon. A large number were in attend
ance, the ou tcome of the hearing and the
looked for naturalization of the missing
witness, of whom so much has been said,
being the chief attractions.
The defence placed Millard Z. Muigett
of the Bangor Commercial, on the stand, who
testified that he locked himself into the safe
at Dexter, and placed himself in the same
position in which Barron was found, in four
or five minutes. The Attorney General tried
to lay particular stress upon the fact that he
did not have piece of loose rope upon his
breast such was reported to have been
found upon Mr.. Barron.
The government introduced six witnesses
who claim to have seen Stain and Cromwell
ia the vicinity of Dexter either in August or
November 1917, and to have identified them
in Jail at Bangor.
Edison Maddocks, the witness who is claimed
Dy tDt government To nave driven STAIN aid
Cromwell on their trips about Dexter, can
not be found and Chief Justice Peters has
agreed 10 hold the court open until the be-
ginning of the law term in Portland, to give
the Attorney General II chance to produce
him.
The government are to give Mr.. Barker 4S
hours notice when Maddocks is found.
hey must have him in court fore the open
ing of the law term.
The Chief Justice said today that he should
overrule the original motion for a new trial
On the ground that it Was against the evidence
and hat an appeal would be granted at the
law court. he motion for new trial on
the ground of new ly discovered evidence is
to be reported 10 the full court and they will
decide If til } have jurisdiction. If not, it
VIII be heard in the presence of the full
court aud d, ended by the Chef Justice, the
olher Judges acting in All advisory capacity.
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ANOTHER TRAFALGAR MOB.
The London Times Much Exercised
Over Parnelrs Goodness.

LONDON, July Z.
A crowd assembled in Trafalgar Square
this afternoon with the intention of holding a
meeting. strong force of police tried To
break up the gathering. Sir Charles War
ren, chief of police, instructed ,h, m 10 keep
the crowd moving but to make no arrests
In accordance with his orders Messrs Saun-
ders and Conybere were allowed TO make
spe eeches. The assenblage also succeeded
in passing resolutions denouncing Mr.. Bal
four, chief secretary for Ireland. Scrim-
images occurred constantly during these pro-
ceedngs, and finally the police lost their
temper and charged and dispersed the mob
making a number of arrests.
The Times, in its comments on Parnelfs
statement in the House of Commons on Fri.
day, says:
Parucll's admission that his character as a
member of Parliament is seriously affected
is very imperfect recognition of his posi-
ton. He places against tremendous in
dictment II bare and unsupported denial.
which would be as much matter of course
from the greatest criminal as from the most
innocent man.
In the circumstances. denial is absolutely
worthless as evidence, even If it were made
by one hose character for veracity was be-
yond doubt or suspicion. Such a character
is not borne by Mr.. Parnell, who has been
convicted, as in his Cincinnati speech, of
solemnly aud Indignantly asserting what is
not u fact.
Members of the liberal party, from Glad
stone down to the humblest follower are
called upon either to insist that eifectual
steps be taken by Parnell and his party to
disprove the charges made against them, or
10 accept the consequence ofassociation with
men whose guilt has been established by pre-
sumption. which is only technically short of
demonstration
In another column the Times reiterates
that ii is fully prepared to prove in open
court the charges it has made against Parnell
and his followers.
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GARDINER.

Among those who spent Sunday at Squirrel
Island were Postmaster C.. A. White, Fred
McCausland and Capt. Il. ID. Haley.
Mr. George Hutchins, formerly of the
Gardiner nine, will catch Underwood in the
game at Augusta tomorrow between the
Augustus and Baths.
There is club of seven little fellows in
this city, which rejoices in the name of the
"Howe Club" in memory of the great phil
ailhropist, the late Dr. Samuel G. Howe,
which meets periodically at the different
homes of their parents, and which is forts-
nate to have the oversight and direction N
Henry Richards. 1t was before this club
that the charming poem, "Gret Gran'fther,"
was read by its author before it was pub
lshed in the Youths Companion, a few
weeks since.
The well known William Stewart place on
Highland Avenue, has been purchased by
ID. G. Polereizy, who will occupy it with his
family
Mr.. Marcellus l.. Clay and wife Of Reno
vo, Penn, former residents here, are spend
Ing few weeks here at their oil home.
The city is soon to take an important and
much needed public improvement. This is
the rebuilding of the Winter street bridge,
and a contract for the work has been author
lied by the city council, not to exceed in
cost 81 200,
Charles Goodwin, now with the Boston &
Maine Railroad at East Boston, was in the
city to celebrate with the boys on the
Fourth"
Fifty -four car loads of freight left this
station over the Maine Central last week.
The "Star' brought the largest number Of
passengers Saturday, of any trip for the sea
son thus far
There will be meeting, of all interested
in forming base ball association here, and
maintaining enclosed grounds for the uses
of the association, at the city council room
this Monday at 8 o'clock.
Last week the Hollingsworth Whitney
Company turned out the largest amount Of
product ever made at their works in weeks
time. The Cobbossee mill made Al, ,i25 lbs,
and the Aroostook mill 3d. ago lbs.
One of the largest schooners that has ever
been in the river, is now loading with ice u
Independent company's houses. She 10
four masted, 2i0 feet long, 56 feet beam,
and will load with 1850 tons.
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DYNAMITE DEVELOPMENTS.
Chief Arthur OF the Brotherhood is Inter
viewed.

AURORA, ILL.,, July s.
Superintendent Rice is quartered in pri-
vate car. and is personally experimenting
arrests of the supposed dynamiters. He said
there would be startling developments within
few days, The yard and depot property
are thickly patrolled by Pinkerton men and
company employees and all strangers are
closely looked after. Chief Arthur was seen
by reporter at Cleveland, o., directly upon
his return from New Orleans. He says
| know nothing about matters further than
what | real in papers. The officials of the
Brotherhood here have taken no action in the
matter as yet, in fact we don't know whether
the men under arrest belong to the Brother
hood or not. but this much will say that if
they are members and their guilt is esiab-
lished. the Brotherhood will not only expel
hut will do all in its power to make an ex-
ample of them.
Mr. Arthur said the policy of the Brother,
hood in the past, and standing of its officers
and a vast ma jnrity of its members should be
4 sufficient refutatlon of statements that the
officials were implicated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-09
SHERIDAN AT NoNQUIT.
He Arrives at His Cottage Under Fa.
vorable Conditions.

NoSorIT HOUSE, Mass, July s.
The Swatsra came to anchor off this viii
isge at o'clock this afternoon. Ahont two
hours afterward Gen. Sheridan was brought
ashore without any apparent discomfort and
is now in his own cottage. Tie Mas some
what restless la>t night and conss Quen;ly has
been rather nervcEs today. Nevertheless,
his circulation coatiaues go9I AMI his gem
eral condition lie quite as favorable AS when
he left the cspe~ of Delaware.
The parlor eff Sheriaan's house which is
on TO the first door of his cottage, fronting
On the ba,, aud so win'iowed IS to insure n
steady breeze at ali times, has heen carpeted
with straw mating AMI an invalid bed placed
in the ceurre A lagre number of flowers
have been received from the Grand Army
Post at New Bedford.
Visitors have been denied access to the
cottage for several days, but there are hun
dreds of daily arrivals of people who are un-
aware of this fact, and who are compelled to
crafty their curiosity by staring at the outer
walls No excursion boa are allowed to
land at Nonquit, and there is no access from
the highway to the Sheridan cottage except
by forbidden passage through private land.
The privacy of the distinguished sufferer is
therefore insured. The physicians and Col.
Michael Sheridan will board at Hotel Non
quit, and the hotel table will furnish subsist-
ence for the remainder of the party. The
cottage and hotel are within pistol shot OF
each other.
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AT WESTMINSTER.
Mr. Rhodes Offers 5000 Pounds if the
Representation Plan is Included in the
Scheme for Home Rule

LONDON. July 8.
Mr.. Rhodes, of Cape Colony. deputy sup
porter of imperial federation, recently wrote
ParDell, assuring him of large additional
colonial support TO Irish home rule, if the
Irish members would retain their repre-
sentatun at Westminster in their plan thus
furnishing precedent for colonial repre-
sentaton.
Parnel replied that if Gladstone provided
for Irish representation at Westminster in
MS next home rule measure the Irish would
cheerfully concnr, valung the position thus
gwen them in the imperial system
This would facilitate the imperial fedora
ton, which depends upou colonial opinion.
If the colonies desire a representative at
Westminster it should be accorded them.
Rhodes then wrote offering flO,000 on his
own behalf and e 900 on the behalf of Mr.
Merrogh, an Irish resident at Kimberly, to
the Irish party. Rhodes is visiting in Lon
don. He is the chief shareholder in DIR.
Bars diamond mine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-09

7e the Honorable 8oart Of Railroad Commissioners
Of the Stat, of MpRc.
rbe Postal Telegraph Cable COMPANY Corpora
tiOn organized under the Laws of the state of New
York he rhN gives notice 10 YOUR Honorable Board
Of It's desire Ia construct. maintain, aud operate n
line II Telegraph upon along the European and
North Amtfitan Branch of the Maine Central Kali.
road from Mattaw amkcag to NnnCeboro, That II
has cndFavnrod 10 obtain the WRIT, Permit of the
Maine tentlM hailruad ompany 10 construct such
trlCg apl liNc between said points but cannot agree
with the atNc tti.ital Railroad Company, which
operates said Rail aad betw, cn said pouts. as TO
constructing said ttirgr4t h along the same,
And thcl ciorc, tn ae.a dance with the provisions
of law, said Pasta Telegraph cable COmpan, here
by max apple lion II nhrahle koa Il, ask
Ing 1t 10 give soti sl parties Interested Ia the
matter at the obstruction. mnine nanee and opera
tion rf sa q Tel graph Line, aud after said MOI ice
shall he riven at such time nd pla"e Your Hon
orahe Roatd shall appoint. 10 hear and determin.
the matter and uiase YOUR ard In elation there
to.
And as In duty bound will ever pray,
PosrAr rgLs,.R,ru CO.,
BI WILSON Il MooDNRp,
June 2ist, iSSs frs ATTORNEYS.
on th. faieg going Petition order Il. hat the re
tiuouvrs cause be published II t. tie copy OF laid
Petition. nnd tlds order Of notice thereon in tn.
Daily Ii nNe &c laur al, wspspe publi he'd at
\ gust, IN the County af kcnue &C, and in the
patt tunla' teial, n newspaper published at Ban
& Y. In the COUNTY Il pcnuhsc /, i've days p Gees
siy Is. Tn first publication In each paper 10 be at
least ten da' h fate tuesday. th" seventeen h ds,
of July. 4 u. lSSS On hCh day the Board of Rail
road Commissioners viii be in session at the Sensie
Chanbet OF the stare II use, in Augusta, at ten
ocl ck in she forenoon for the purposes dicaied in
sad petition
u. n. Mowrt.,xp. For the Board o.
Chairman soncrs of Maine.