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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A I.nudoun county man is 10 Washington
with IS horses to sell, most OF them being
tine auimals Ia that portion of Virginia
stock breeding ia getting to be paying bust
ness.
Hon. w. l.. Scott, of Pennsylvania, haa
had twelve of his famous race-horses sent
down to his Hollywood farm, near Cape
Charles City, where they are under the care
OF au experienced trainer.
George Rinker was accidentally killed st
Hamburg, Shenandoah county, yesterday.
while engaged in telling treee. Ia Mt
tempting to disIodge partly fallen tree q
large limb FELL striking him on the head
snd crushing his skull.
Hon. Robert E Witbers will sail from
Hong Hong for home April 15t and will be
due early in May. The only members Of
Colonel Wthers' family with him at this
time gre his son Robert, acting as his pri-
vate secretary, and his daughter, Miss
Secie.
A meeting OF anti Mahoue republicans
held in Richmond last hight adopted reso-
lutioas denouncicg the action Of the Ma
hone meeting held last week in reading out
OF the republican party Hon. john ;.
| ~ leb tut lIOiC III hPbtbJ WIN AunI eSSb
| tltman.
DR.. N. f. Ulqahart, ofthe United States
Hospital Service, died at Evansville, Ind.,
last night, of pneumo nia, aged thirtythree
years DR.. Ufquhert, who had been mar
RED but seven months, was native of Vir
ginia, ard his remains were taken 10 Rich
mond to day.
The big laud snit known as Che Foster
Falls suit, in which valuable tract OF min.
eral Gad in Wythe county, with the fur
mace ard other improvements upon it wa
involved, was settled on Tuesday by CON-
promise. The company which has for some
years owned the property purchased from
! the guardian Of infant children, and which
has erected the Improvements upon it. pur-
chased it from the heirs Of William Pierce L
estate, paying them $37 900.
The yact Meteor" of New York, and
the steamship WSanoke coliided in Hamp-
ton II )ads yesterday evening. The bow
spirit OF the yacht was carried away snd her
side badly scrspcd, but no other damage
was done to either vessel. The party on the
yacht, composed Of Mr.. sud Mrs. Batemen,
ofNew York. Gen V. D. Gfoner, of Nor
folk, Canon Little, Of Canada. aud several
Eoglish gentlemen, behaved with great
GOODNESS, end no one was Injured.
Recently young Dsn uamed Wash Rsy-
nolds, living in Campbell county, was ar
rested upon the charge OF having seduoed
Miss Bailey, II neighbours daughter, bat sue
ceeded in uakng his escape. Officers whc
were in pursuit of the fugitive on Wedne5-
day found his dead body hanging by the
neck from tree in the woods. Its thought
tba' friends OF tho betrayed girl caught and
Iyoched Reynolds, but n coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict of suicide.
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pitch, and be new, T had d vessel that was
eteader. In a four hours run she made an
average OF about twenty miles sn hour.
In Louisville, Ky, % Wednesday Mr.
rohn p Madden sold to Mr.. w. II Reading,
OF Havana. Cuba, The four gear old trottlpg
Ally Bosque Boni.a, by Macey's Hambleton-
ion, at $4,000 The fly was one of the
wonders OF the Kentucky trolling turf last
wear. 8. Paris she trotted neat IL 226i,
which ~ the fastest mile ever trotted over
half-mils track by t. three-year. Old. She
goes to California.
The West Virginia democrats held q eau
Gus last night Cd the senatorial question
tDory being absen') AMI passed a resolution
10 stand by KenDa for U0ited States Sena-
tor. Itls predicted that the opposition 10
Kenpa will centre upon Hon. d. q. Davis
as there seems to be 10 possibility for Coil
to win. Ii is believed that an arrangement
has been made whereby Gof is to be made
Governor and Davis elected to the Senate
hy the aid of republican votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY Tan
cey . administrator against Field and wife.
From the Circuit Court of Culpeper county.
Reversed Judge Lewis delivering opinion.
Ptnaix Insurance Company of New York
and others against First National Bank of
Earrisonburg. Affirmed, Judge Richardson
delivering opinion.
Bernard against Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company. Ar
gued by st. George Fizhugh, esq for de-
PENDENT in error and John G. Mason for
plaintiff 10 error and submitted.
KNAPP against Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. Argued
by John G Mason and Z. c. Moncure esq7,
for plaintiff in error and A. B. Chandler for
defendant in error.
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Affairs in France.

Az stated in tho GAZETTE the cabinet
ministers of Fra9ce resigned yesterday after
being defeated in the Chamber OF Deputies
on the question % tho adjournment of the
debate on the government bill for the revis.
ion of the constitution. There was much
excitement, as their resignation was not ex-
pectcd. Gen. Boulaneer was passive spec
tator Of the proceedings in The Chamber Of
Deputies. Immedately after the edj0urn-
ment be issued g manifesto 10 the electors
Of the Department OF the Seine. In this be
claims credit for his party for The over
throw of discredited ministry that was st.
tempting to snare the cnun!ry by the come
DIV OF proposal TO revise the constitution,
which, If passed by the Chamber, the minis
try we'll knew wOud be re -cled by the
Seuate.n HI proceeds: We would not al
low the Cabinet thus to deceive universal
suffrage and TO cousecrste its usurpation
by doing the work OF constituent assem-
biz. The fall Of this Ill omened ministry,
which had already planned laws for the re-
striction OF liberty, will be Il relief TO The
public conscience & is a step further to
ward dissolution Of the Chamber and the
c0nvocetion of a constituent assembly. After
the vote on the scruiin 'arrGndissement-
which, in it5 authors minds, vas nothing
more than blow dealt at universal suffrage
the electoral period has commenced. 1t
is for the country to speak. Vive la Re-
pubIique"
Gen. Boulanger considers that an imme.
date dissolution fthe Chambers ;s ipevita
BILE, and that this will lead to the triumph
of his ideas.
President Garnet, after the ministers had
rendered their resignatous sent for NJ. Me
line, the President of the Chamber OF Dspu
lies, and subsequently had conference
with NJ. Leroyer, President OF the Senate.
A rumor was current that N. Meline had
been asked to form cabinet, but last night
it was stated that President Carrot had en-
trusted no one with the task.
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will thereby be likely to make most Of the
other democrats in the House, except the
four referred TO, oppose it, and thus cause It's
defeat.
Mr. Oates. one Of the House conferTeea on
the direct land tax bill, told the GAZETTE'5
correspondent to day that though he was
opposed to the bill, be knew that the COR
ference committee would agree upon re-
port.
General Malone is still here but will, it is
aid, return to Petersburg tomorrow While
here sll The Virginia republican members OF
Congress. including Senator RiddlebergeF,
have called upon him He has also been call
ed upon by numerous Virginia republicans
who "hsppeued" TO be here at the sane
time. MIR John Amber Smith says that
OK Senator Lewis, who Is also here, ID aDN-
ious fer general conference OF Gil the re-
publican leaders 10 Virginia for the purpose
of settling the personal differences hat now
divide the party in his Sale. Mr.. Smith
aavs ha also hears that General Malone ac-
knowledges he has made great many enc
mics in his own party, and is anxious to be
friends with them again. One OF the Vir-
pinia republican CcDgressman, who has
called upon the General, says that while ne
was with him there wac no mention OF any
thing relating 10 g cabinet appointment.
Representative Brown, OF the DauViile
district, Virginia, is a tobacco manufac'u
rer. To-day he presented every member of
the House with q plug, made at bis own
factory, neatly wrapped in silver leaf, @itb
card conveying his compliments.
The action of the democratic House yes
tsrday in agreeing to the republican scheme
20 exclude New Mexico from the list OF
Territories to be admitted us States into the
Union, when it would probably have been
the only democratic State Of the lot, is Sc.
yerely commented upon here By the old
time democrats.
The House Ways and Means committee
presented their report on the Senate tariff
bill 10 the House today though their chair
man, Mr. Mills, who gave notice that on
Tuesday next he would cal! it up in the
House, when the minority report, if any,
would be presented, sDd when, If the House
shall see fit, both mey be discussed. The
report denies the constitutional right of the
Senate to pass any such bill as the one re-
ferred to, and then goes on at length TO ar
que against the passage Of that bill by the
House.
The House to day had under consideration
| the resolution authorizing the President tc
take such steps as may be necessary to pro
| tect American interests on the isthmu5 @
Panama, and appropriatng the requisite
amount of money.
The republican members oe the HOUSE
from Virginia did not rally 10 the support Q
SmalIs, the colored contestant for seat il
the House from South Carolina with no
ticeaole enthusiasm. Several CT them werC
not only absent, but impaired.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Daniel called ur
the bill restoring VIM. English, dismissed
to the army, with his old rank of second
| lieutenant.
The House commerce committee agreed 70 day
to report favoraby the Senate bill liner casing the
pay of Surgeon General Hamilton, Chief of the
Msrine Hospital service, to sum equal to that o!
the Surgeon General of the Army.
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From Paris.

PARIS Feb. 15.-The oppOrtunist and
moderate iournals, commenting On the vote
in the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday, say
that carte blanche has been given Presi
dent Carnot to exercise perfec. liberty in
the construction Of a new Cabinet. The
radical papers assert that after N Floquet i
overthrow by the opportunities, no repnb!i-
can concentration is possible. The conser
vaiive and B,ulangist organs claim that a
dissolution of the Chamber Of Deputies is
now more than ever necessary. The Cham
bar. they say. can no longer be relied upon.
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Catholic Rfsl,ons.

ROME, Feb by Yesterday only two Car
dinals received their bats, Dusmst and Mac
chi, D'Annible being too sick to attend the
ceremony. The preconizttion ofthe follow
ing bishops took place: John s. Foley to
Dstroit, John j. Hennessey to Wichita, and
Thomas Heslin to Natcbz Rishop john j..
Keane, rector of the American Catholic Uni.
yersi;y, was named to the titulsr see of Ajss.
so, aud in the consistory Mgr. O'Connell,
rector of the American College in Rome,
asked for and received the pallium for Arch :
bishop JANSEN Of New Orleans.
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WEDDING-Mr. Lindsay Fairfax, son OF
Col John W. Fairfax, of Prince William ccun-
ty, and Miss Grace Bradford were married
in New York yesterday. reception fol-
lowed ST 81 Washington Place, at which the
old families were ali represented. The cere-
mony took place at three o'clock, at the
brides home, the Rev D.. Huntington, OF
Grace Church officiating, assisted by Rsv.pf.
Eaton. The bride was gowned in white
corded silk, wore iutle veil and the usual
orange blossoms. Pearl i9welEy was worn,
aud she carried prayer book bound in
ivory. The bridesmaids, Miss Ewing, Miss
Constance Curtis, Miss Ethel Wilson, Miss
Alice Winthrop and Miss deoreianna Belts,
wore white gauza over white silk, short
wells ard wreaths Of pink rossbuds. They
carried bouquets OF pink roses. The bridal
procession passed through an aisle made by
ribbons TO the temporary altar. where stood
the groom with his best man, bis brother,
Henry Fairfax. The ushefs were Messrs.
Edward Keyes, William Eldtidge, D..
Howard Van Il onsselaer and John Fairfax,
brother of the groom. Among the guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Fairfax, Mr.
and Mrs. E. J.. Bay!ies, Mrs Bayard Van
Rensselaer,. Miss StuSvesant, MIS- GrenViIle
Winthrop SD others.
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For VII diseased Of the kianeks. hlhdde-

For al diseases of the kidue5s, nladde. or
urinary organs use Finrey's COMPOUND
Syrup of Buchu, positive aud speedy cue
for the following symptoms Pain in the
back, insomnia, nervousness, muscular
weakness, vertigo, dizziness in tie head,
dropsical dwellings existing in men, women
or children, wsaksees arising from var, lis
abuses As blood purifier it has no tqoa';
it eradicates from the blood through the hid.
neys, oil uric acid and other posons, leaving
the skin smooth and free from al eruplo
BRoADUs & SMITH. agents
Successors tc :. II Lunt. Alex4ndria. Va.
jarl4 6m
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Stampede from. "a bury Room.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 15.-Shortly af.
tar the jury to which had been committed
the decision OF burglary case had been
locked up Wednesday night, juror Charles
Moore became deathIy sick and small
blotches appeared on his face. One of the
Jurors suggested that Moore had smallpox
and several persons tried to escape out of
the windows. When physicians appeared,
one of them shook his head omious!y and
five of the Jurors bolted incontneutly. The
disease was finally declared to be nettle
rash, bat the runaway jurors were not to be
found and Judge White has been forced 10
order a new trial of the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15
Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-Bg a vote OF 10
the House committee on appropriations
to day resolved to report favoraoly cub
sttute for the Cowles internal revenue bill.
The substitute proposes the entire repeal of
the tobacco tax aud omjtJ ths IN oon8hine"
sections OF the Cowlas bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

MINED SCHOOLS are provided for in Ohio
By the laws Of that State. The effect Of
those laws is to eliminate the coored people
from the rural portion Of that State, as the
white pc pie thereof refuse to sell, lease, or
even to rent them land on which to live, so
that, as there will bs no negro children
there can, of course, be no mixed schools.
Ia the cities of Ohio other means are pro-
vided for keeping the races apart from each
other In the public schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

THE PERSISTENT attempts OF the Malone
ties to mairtain the boom for cabinet place
for General Malone, now that every body
else comedies that the General has 20 posi-
BILE chance for such place, indicates wish
on the part of the General to impress MIR
Harrison with the idea that he, Mahone is
an important factor in Virginia republican
politics, aud that though his exclusion from
the cabiues board may have been deter
mined. he should, at least, be entrusted
with the disposition f the federal patronage
In his Staia
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Disturbance OuelIed.

PEsrH, Feb. 15.-1'he disorders occasion
ed by the students who are opposed to the
army bill were qleIlsd by the military last
night. Forty eight persons we're arrested
for taking part in the disorders. Forty Of
them were subsequently released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-The stated in the
GAZETTE, the Virginia Conference of he NJ.
Church, Bishop John P. Newman, pre-.
siding, commenced at Roanoke yesterday
morning with about seventy FIVE ministers
in attendance. Rev. Dr.. ]. A. Peck, of
New York, addressed the conference on
mission work, and spoke to large audience
ic the Presbyterian Church last night
Bishop Newman will preach in the Opera
House Sunday.
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Suicide ola nY.

WATERFOWL, n. Y. Feb. 10 George
B sssett, II years Old, committed eucide by
hanging himself in his fathers barn, near
Carthage, this county, yesterday. TIE losa
of an eye short time ago caused him to be-
come morose, and it is supposed that the
act was committed during ft of mean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15
Happiness and Health.

Are important problems, the former depend
ing greatly on the latter. Every one IS
familiar with the heelty properties Of fruit
and no one can afford to be sick and
miserable while the pleasant California con.
contrated liquid fruitremedy, syrup OF Fig-
may be had of cur enterprisiug druggists
FJr sale hy e. S. Leadbeeter Il Bro.
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From Washington.
{ special Correspondence OF the Alexis. dAzETTs]
WASHING TON, d. c., Feb. 10. 1889

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. Is, 1889.
The House appropriations committee this
morning, by vote of ten to four, all the re
publicans and four democrats, Messrs. Ran
dali, Clements, Campbell and Gay, voting
for it, the other four democrats, Messrs
Foran, RICE, Forney aud Sayers voting
against it, agreed 10 report Mr.. Randal'-
substitute for the Cowes bill. The substi
tute provides Tor the removal of every sort
Of Internal revenue tax from every kind of
tobacco. and does ,,aay with all the objec.
tiorahic az N lonshiue laws This bill,
when il sh.I, { ne before The House, if that
Al ever D." VIII be supported, it is now
o,id hS nil the It ubiicans, who have deter
u.iute 10 take II party question, aud who
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15
Dnesn,t Mani III.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Secretary Teller
to-day stated to an Associated Press report
er that the gossip connecting his name with
q cabinet position was entirely uDfonnied
He has no desire TO enter the cabinet.
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ST zz1
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 3.
SENATE

without mis- approval, bill granting pen
aud referred to the Committee on Pensions.
Among the bills reported from commit
toes and placed on The calendar was Senate
bill to euthorizs the Committee of the Dis
trct of Columbia to condemn land for The
purpose Of Rock Creek Park.
HOUSE
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, from The Committee
on Ways and Means, reported back the
Mills tariff bill with Senate amendment,
and by direction of toe Speaker it was re
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. Mills also reported tie following reso
luton, which he eaid presented question
of privilege. aud the consideration of which
he said he would ask the House to enter
upon Tuesday next:
Resolved, That the substitution By the
Senate under the form of an amendment for
the bill of the House. No. 905l, 1.-THE Mills
bill of another and different bill con-
tanning a general revision OF the laws i'm.
posing import duties and Internal taxes, is
OF section 7, article l of The Constitution;
end that said bill be returned 10 the Senate
with the respectful suggestion that said sec
tol vests in the House of Representatives
the sole power to originate such measure.
Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio, said that Tho
constitutional objection raised by the ma
jority of the committee to reduction of the
revenue, had been called to the attention of
the committee only this morning. He,
therefore, reserved to the minority the right
to file their views.
Mr.. Reed, of Maine, reserved a point of
order against the resolution.
The Speaker said that the resolution
would remain upon the Speakers table,
with the point of order reserved against it.
Mr.. McCreary, of Kentucky. from the
Committee CD Foreign Affairs reported back
the Senate bill epproprating $3.50 0C0 to en-
abe the President to protect the interests Of
the United States in Panama. Debate fol
lowed, but the bill was finally laid aside.
The resolution ins.ruciiug thu House con
forces on the Territorial bill, as 10 the
method they should pursue in arriving at an
agreement was next taken up. Tne pend
ing motion was that to tatle the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the House
agreed to that portion of the resolution
directing the conferees 10 20 amend
the bill as 10 provide for the admission Of
South Dakota under the Sioux Falls consti
tuition, by proclamation OF the President,
without new vote being taken on the qnes
ton Of division.
The motion to reconsider was tabled
yeas IA nays 100.
That portion of the resolution iuslruciing
the conferees to provide for the admission
Of North Dakota, Moussna. ard Washing
ton, by proclamation, wna agreed to without
division.
The Senate bill appropriaiine $3.50 900 for
the protection Of American interests in
Panama was then passed.
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have been troubled with catlsrh from b.y.
hood, and considered my cas- chronic unit about
three yesrs ago procured E!y . Cream Ba ia.'-,l
one bottle j. L. Cooley, Hardware Ncrcaai.
Montrose, Pa.
Mr. P. NJ. Barber has used Ely Cream Bxu
catarrh in his family and commends ] very La
ly lady is recovering the sense 8; smc
Tunkhsnnock layer. known TO many of our
readers S US he was cured of Deafness Pits,
Pn Gn-ciis
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Street Car Wrecked.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb Is "A no7thbonnd
passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad ran into street car this morning
and threw the car from the track There
were fve passengers, all ladies', in the car a.
the time. and four of them were severely
hurt. The driver of the car was also badly
hurt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

The PRESIDENT has not appointed the
American members of either the Samoan OF
the international maralime commission, and,
it is understood, intends to leave their APP
ointmentto his successor. This is not as it
should be. Mr.. Cleveland will DO President OF
the country until the 4 prox and untiltha
time he should discharge every duty of the
Presidential office, including that OF making
the appointments referred to. The Consti.
tuition is no more respecter of parties than
it is of persons, and no regard for the per-
s,aal predictions OF his successor should
ia1uce Mr.. Cleveland to delay government
al appontmon until that successor, the man
he elected, shall make them
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Suit for Divorce.

LONDON, Feb. Is The Star says that
Lord Ailesbury has begun suit for divorce
from his wife, who before her marriage to
the Marquis, was known as Dolly Tester
The Marquis, it is stated, named as cores.
pondents in the case q bookmaker and rae
iuc-stable keeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

A psep into the sanctum OF managing
editor at night. will reveal some funny
things. The editor will call out "boil down
Gladstone" put head on Tug Wilson :"
make display of Mrs. Langtry," and.
bring me rny Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, as 1
fear | have taken cold"
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Appointed Senator.

EXETER, n H, Feb. 15.-Ganeral Gil
man Marstou has been rendered and aceep
ed the appointment of United States Sens-
tor by Governor Sawyer, from the fourth Of
March until the Legislature in June pro-
vides for the next six wears term.
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The condition of Robert Garrett, it is said, is
rapidly improving, and he will probably not re-
main in confinement at Ringwood much longer
It is said that he and his family will soon take
their departure for Europe, where they will spend
the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-15

When disease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person. when aches arc m
every joint, when the muscles are sof, AMI
hlbhy, when the lesst exertion give a
lgue, when the mind is filled with gloom
and Dependency, what is there in life wor...
living, and yet many exc out just suca A
miserable existence, living only for .i..,.
who love them. When it is seeef,
known that Browns Iron Bitlers Wi cue
the above disorders how meny. hearts ~.
be made glad How many homes ua.is
happy