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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

not have been made conspicuous By having
n negro congressman. Though the South
has twenty-five republicans IN the present
Congress-, che will have only three in the
next one, one each for North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Kentucky.
Toe case of Frank Ward, the mikman OF
this city, for the murder of A1Ier, the pool
seiley, wac Get for to-day in the Criminal
Court here, hul 10 consequence OF the physi-
Cal injury Wards chief counsel, Senator
Blackburn, recently sustained, when the
case was called this morning it was post
poned until the Is b of next month.
Mr.. r c. Glascock. formerly OF Fauquier
county, Va. but for macy years resident
of this city, ard lately an employee in the
coast survey Office, was removed yesterday.
Mr.. GIascock is a msmber of the Virginia
democratic association OF this city, and made
speeches for Mr.. Wilson In West Virginia,
but opposed Gen. Lee In his own. district.
He attributes his removal TO republican
prescription snd democratic treachery."
The politician. the name of repu5li-
cen weekly paper started here during the
late campaign by the private secretary OF
Postmaster General Wanamaker, suspended
last week. One side of what was to have
been last weeks number was printed. LIZ
picture was large boat, steered by Mr..
R led, the widespread sail Of which bore the
inscription, We always get there" The
other side never WAS printed.
From New York politicians here to-day It
is learned that Mr.. Mills is the favorite OF
the Cleveland N IN for Speaker of the next
House, and Crisp of the Hill men, and that
the latter are the more numerous In New
York CITY. B 1th sides seem to think that
the Craftsmanship OF the ways and means
committee had better, and will, ba given to
| northern man.
Collector B.ady, of the Richmond, Viz
einla, Internal revenue district, who is still
here, ssys the republicans his State have
not vet recovered from the effects OF the
election snd that their sfairs are as yet in a
chaotic coud tion NJ. Brady still wonders
how IL was that Senators Sherman, EvaTts
and Hale ana Secretary Blaine could have
urged the consular appointment of Judge
Riley.
A Norfolk republican, here to-day, says
| Mr.. Buwden accepts his defeat with rs good
grace ss possible aud expresses his intention
of retiring from politics at the close OF bis
congressional term. The informant slso
saws that in order 10 make Bowden's defeat
osrtain large numbers of republicans did net
| throw swsv their votes on Mrrdaugn, Out
voted the straight demo cratic ticket.
| Some of tho nocthern den congress
men reelected last Tuesday are now In the
CITY. They say that their constituents say
| if the next House does pot pass low tarih
oil as soon as possible after 1t meets, they
! will vote ;h3 republican ticket at the subse'
Q1eDt election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Jones against Commonwealth. From the
Corporation Court OF Lynchburg. Reversed.
Judge Lswis delivering the opinion.
Li5chford aganet Dag, Sergeant. From
tbs Corporation Court OF Lyuchburg. Dis
ml3ssd for want Of Jurisdiction, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Gregory against Bra osford, treasurer.
From Cooperation Court of LY nchburg. Dis
missed for want eff jurisdiction, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion
Lawson against Biacsford. treasurer.
From the Corporation Court of Lynchburg.
Dismissed fer want of Jurisdiction, Judge
Lacv delivering the opinion.
HaGt aasinst West From Circuit Court
Of Halifax. Affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy
delivering the opinion.
Watkins against DupuY. From ChaDcery
Court of Riohnond. Affirmed, Judge Rich
arCison delivering The opinion.
Wilson against Commonwealth. From
The Corporation Court of Alexandria. Re-
sersed, Judga Hinton delivering the opinion
Smith against Commonwealth; flonse
against Commonwealth. Both from the
Corporation Court OF ALEXANDRIA. Writ Of
error refused.
Waldrin against Commonwealth. From
he Circuit Court of War 5ick. Writ Of
error refused.
Hughes against Commonwealth. From
|, the County Court of Loudon. Writ Of errol
refused.
Whtlnck against Johnson. Argued By
81. G. Cannon, esq.,. for appellant, and b
T. Crump and ". w. Crump for appellee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Ga=ete.J
WAsSINGr ron, d. O.. Nov. II. 1890
It is currently reported here that the
money Commissioner Raum got on notes
endorsed by pension agent named Lemon,
whose claims he had advanced, was rut bY
Raum In syndicate headed By General
Malone and invested 10 North Carolina,
and has been sunk.
The Impression here On the subj set to-day
Is that the next Senate may not bs repub!-
can by more than four, and possibly by not
more than two msjority. If by the lar
ger numoer, the republicans will hold the
Senate by the votes of two States, Wyoming
and Nevada, both of which combined lack
10000 of the population requisite for one
representative 10 Congress from Virginia.
The Brazilian envoy to the United States
has started tor MS own country carrying
with him reeipro city treaty to be submit
ted 10 tue Brazilian government. Mr.. Pit-
kin. L. s. miaister to the Argentine Rapub-
lie. VINO is nov here on Through, will carry
q similar treaty back with him to be sub
mitted to the government to which he i5
accredited, a3i it is understood that similar
treaties will be submitted to the govern
ments OF all the South American countries,
aud to those Of Central America and Mezlco.
Secretary Blaine is doing ali he can TO IL
cresss the trade of this country prior to the
mee!ing of the next national republican
convention.
A North Carolina democrat who reached
hare from his home to-day Gays the regret
shsrs is general that the democrats made no
nomination against Cheathau, the negro
coDgreasmsn from that State, as any nomi-
zee would have been elected, and the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

BAPTIST AssocrAT 1oN-OAe of the fea
lures Of yeste days session of the Virgins
Baptist Association In Richmond was the
report OF the board OF homs missions. Ir
this spedal mention was given of the mis
si)qs IL Cnba, where the cause was re-
ported 10 be in a very osperous condition
ths membership now smouoting to 500
Raw. Dr.. J. s. Feiix, of L7pchburg, and
Rev. D.. VIII an Jones, the as slant
secretary OF the Sourbern Baptist Associs
ton, spoke co1cerping the practical work
iugs Of tbs board OF The Southern Baptist
Association, and urged the association to be
activs in missionary work both at home
and abroad. as noon thu Baptist His
lo7;cal Societs Of Virginia took charge Of
the meeting, the president, Rev J. 3. Tu:-
pin. presiding. lie presented Rsv W. b..
Tyhiisitt, D. D.. Of Louav ID, formerly Of
Virginia, who delivered al instructive ad-
dress on the earlg history of the Bip.ists In
Virginia. Tbese people, it appears from
his address, we're in thu State as early as
IVA. and the first Baptist organization was
in oae of the south side counties, near the
North Carolina line.
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last night that the accident was the result of ar
unsouni and unsafe bridge, an that the Southern
Pacific company is guilty Of criminal negligence
in allowing such structure to stsni and DO used
for passage Of trains.
The ire Ttiburon, CAL, yesterday afternoon,
started ON defective fue in a restaurant. The
loss will reach S25, coo, mostly insured. One
hundred aud-ffty people are rendered homeless
The condition of Miss julia Mariowe, the &C
tress who, FOR the past three weeks has been lying
seriously i'll of typhoid fever in Philadelphia, is
unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

ANIMALS USING FIRE-A knowledge Of
The use Of fire snd artificial lghts has a.
ways been regarded as distinctly human
and as king definite separation line
between man end the lover animals. II
would appear from pI ragraph In Stanley e
new hook, In D,rkesG Africa" that this
diq,inct'ol can 10 l1pger be claimed. On
pege 423 of the FIST volume of that work
the author says that among other natural
history notes which he CLEAN ID from EuiD
Pssha WIS the i. IL ,wina: The forest OF
Msopgwa is infested with large tribe Of
cbimpapz,es. In summer line, at night,
they frequently visit the plantations Of
Mswa station to STEEL the fruit. But what
IS remarkable about this Ia the fact that
they use torches to light the way Had
not witnts3e this extraordinary spectacle
person, should never have credited
that any of the S.miars understood the art
Of making fire."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Edward Kenny, fl gman. was struck BY
a train and killed at jersey CT y this mort.
ing, after pushing a messenger boy fTom the
track and preventing the latter from being
run over.
Jn.the ticle by Pref Koch in this week. num-
Der If German medical weekly entitled "Furth-
or commune atoms on the cure Of tubercu 'osis ,
Pref Koch, ssys that he is, as yej, unprepared 10
indicate the source from which the curative mat
ter is derived Neither is he ready to explain
the method of preparation. Tho reason he iives
is that the exp rim tai WORK has not jet been
brought to compile ion. Re states, howe yer,
where tie curative lymph itself can no : be cb-
tsinei.
A disastrou, f 70 broke out last night in the
brick building known as the Wortheimer build
ing in san Francisco, occupied By csDdy and CT.
gar manufacturers The roo, fell, followed by
the floors which were filed with heavy machin.
cry. At o'clock the walls fell ous in the street
and the 4 remen oaly saved thcmsel ves b. plung-
ing through the windows of The stores opposite
the barnins bnilding The loss viii be probably
S25o,0Co.
The CO; o1ers jury cmpaaallcd 20 inquire mo
the cause OF the deash Of the persons kllet in I'll
accident on tho so1thetn P4ciic railway, near
Salem, Ore, Wstnesday night, retained verdict
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a LEX N r A. V I
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Ia.
IN THE accounts of tbs sod Roman" ban

IN THE accounts OF ths "O.d Roman" Dan
uust, the banquet given to ex-senator Inuf-
man, at Columbus, Ohio, last night. no men
ton is made of the presence of General JACK
son Of Savannah, nor is 1t stated wiener
the General even received an invitation to
be present. The General, it will be remem-
tered. is the man who, not to northern,
hut TO G southern audience, said the Cor
federetes fought for principle aud for thelT
rights as provided by the Constitution OF The
Uoited Slater, and who was dencuoced
therefor az drunken old crank" In the
North, by the ''Oid Romap," who, when IL
formed of the true character of the man he
had SO grossly and recklessly traduced, had
neither the courtesy nor justice TO
make proper amend. But. accord
ing to Fabius Pictor, Dionysus, Livy, Tsc-
itus and other Roman historians, some old
Romans upon whom, unmeTited honors were
conferred received them az though they were
really deserved ; aud what has been will be
sssin, for there is nothing new under the
sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

AMONG THE most throst-splittiOg shrek
eYs for race equality-in the South, are some
OF the New York republicans. Bat tbs
white hogs in the night school at Jamaica
New York, rose en- masse LAST Wednesday
night, demanded the exclusion Of the negro
boys, on account of race, and when their de
rnand was not complied with, marched cut
of schoo! Ia body. Why don't the shrek
ers Ego for" the Jamaica boys, and "let up''
ON the SoCth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
In Memoriam.

The death of HENRY GRAFTON DULaNY his
brought sorrow to many homes and hearts amc ny
his people. Few m born in Virginia SO for un-
ate in a l that can embellish hfs have used their
gifts so gene -ously. His manly person. his firm
and kindly countensnce gave assurance Of oae
when mon much respect and women trust HIS
charity relieved many home OF poverty AID
want. he snd will loUg be remembered by rich aud
ny Ioor for kinder and moro z, rerous heaIt nove
beat ia the to'om of Drawer gentleman. Ha
health and life zen spared him, he wcu d have
been power for good il his State, whore many
lament bin to day. ID IL b
Richmond Va, Nov. Ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

SEVERAL of tho men eiec;ed 10 iadgeships
ia Kansas at the recent election are as igno-
rant Of Jaw ss they are of astronomy, aod
Immediately after the election they started
off to law schools to study until the first OF
next January, when they will take their
s ats upon the bench. But, bad as this lie,
il is better than what took place in this state
during the Mahone regime. For the ignor-
ant Kansas judges were elected by the peo-
pie, not by the representatives. OF the pee
pie, who ere supposed to know better, as
was the case in Virginia, and the Virginia
Judges did not go to school after their cleo
ton to prepare themselves for the judg :
ships, bat cootented themselves with pos
ses,tpg the only qualifications required
"thas they should ba read listers and once In
their lives have opened law book"
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nj Ed.

November 10, 1890, Mrs. REBEKAH POsGY,
in the fifty seventh year of her age.
A precious one from US is gone;
A voice we loved a stilied.
A place is vacant in cur home,
Which never can b. filei.
The fanersl will take place from her late resi-.
dsnce, on Wolfe street, saturday afternoon st :.
o'clock. Friends and aoquaiutances Of the ;sm "
are respe, fully invited 10 stteni.
November 7, 1890, in Alexandra. Va, and in
TERED November g. 1890, 10 Hollywood cemett :
~, Richmond, Va, ELLEN SALE, only Chi d
Of Frank E. and julia B. Andrrs n, aged . years.
Washington, D. O., papers please co V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
THE New YORK STOCK MARKET-As

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.-AE
stated in the GAZETTE, in Wall street yester-
day the stock market showed less excite
ment and subsided into its ordinary appear
ance, With only the usual fluctuations. Tee
bears made q vicious attack upon Northern
Pacific in the afternoon, and the list follow
ed With declines, Int shs market closed &C
tive and fairly steady ct smsl changes from
fret prices IS rule. Money was close.
ranging from to II per can't, last loBn at
4, and closing offered al 5. The sales oflst-
ed and unlisted stock we're $4,000 shares
and the total sales of bonds 81 00C 600 The
comptroller Of the currency says that the
latest reports showed all the national banks
in New York city 10 he in good CONDITION
and IN DO danger from the nonsy stFin-
pepcQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

THE DEMOCRATS of New York would not
only receive, hut, what is worse, would rich
ly deserve, fall aud overfowiug measure
of ridicue aad reptoach if. Immediately af-
ter the signal defeat they have just ithict-
ed upon tie protectionists, they should turn
around and send protectionist to the o. S
Senate. as they would do if they should
elect Mr. Smith III. Weed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

The recent fairy ia New York has developed
the fact that the treasury surplus has gone for
pensions 1t is thought that the expenditures
Tor pensions during the fiscal year will amount
to ST 10000, COO, to cover which les than 500 :
90 l,00l was apprcp lated at the last session OF
Congress.
Sticks Of dyn: mite wero found secro'ed yestar,
day in some machinery in the cotton mills owned
By E. l. Dupont de Nenours g Co., near the
powder mills, ntar Wilmington, Del, bat forum.
atsly they were discovered before any damage
was done.
stay of ex ,cution h IS b,en granted in the case
of DR.. McGonega', convicted in New York of
causing the death If Annis Goodwin, the cigarette
girl.
The democrats of tho First Maine district have
decided not to Contest Reeds seat in tho next
Eolse of Representatives,.
To nti-Gordon men in the G orgis Legisis-
ture have combined on Pasri X Calhoun fJr U. s..
Senator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
VIRGINIA EHWs

The fair for confed crate veterans home
at Dsnvile was fnancial success.
S. s. Stevens, of Norfolk. carpet dealer,
has made gu assignment. Liabilities $40 600
It ,ssaid thst oil has been discovered on
the farm Of Jobu Lougbsm 10 Stafford
county, GEAR the mouth Of Aqua creek.
The conyen.icn of the American Sjciety
of Mechanical! E ginesrs. which has been in
session 10 Richmond, adj urDed yesterday
10 m .et il Providence, R. L in Juae.
Tne Rvermont Lend Company of Vir-
GINA hiss donated TO the Randolph Macon
College forty acres of land, $40. 900 cash,
and 1000 stock for woman's college.
a delegation of business men from Lynch
burg will wait upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad authorities tomorrow to urge the
extension Of the road from Lexington to
Lynchburg.
Miss Amanda c. Ritb!e, aged sixty years,
and an inmate of the Richmond slmshonse,
is one OF six csments to ons OF the hand
some fsrms around Norfolk city. The es-
tate ia question is the Ribble farm Just ever
Smiths creek, aud adjoining Client.
Young Newberry. vino was arrested at
Marshall last Saturday for connection with
train rohheries in Southss Dakots, Is SOD
CT Col. New b.rrv. weil-kDown cattle deal
or of southwest Virginia. His relatives are
among the moss substantial people OF Fau-
quier. and the story about his love affair
with Miss Shackelfo:d Is pronounced 10 be
upfoundsd In fact. az Miss Shackelford has
bean aosent at school In Winchester ever
since before Nswosrry's arrival. Nswberry
hiss been atraigned ct Fargo. 8 D and COM
mitted to j,i 10 dsfsut of $1,000 bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

Both Presldcn; Bogran. OF Honduras, and Cen
eral sanchez. &c sder of the revolt in that country
are pc.t ar ~ los decisive bstti which viii be
f,,u bit in q sh1-: time a dispatch from the City
Of Gaa,emaia ssys: The situation OF snliis IN
time since the revolution began in Honduras sn1
the chances of sensr wsr are materially lessen
I'd If President Barilias holds his pioGiss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

Elk PRESIDENT CLEVELAND 'got i'm a
eoo1 blow at his successor last night, when,
iu his speech at Columbus, he said. I'VE In
dlgnantly repudiate the sentiment 'thst
cheaper coats neoe 'qariiy involve cheape:
man and womea under the ooats.'" Man9
dearer man than Mr. Harrison. the author
of this absurd remark, wears cheaper coat
than he does, end If he entertains any doubt
upon the subject. oil he has to do to remove
that douot is to refer to the returns OF the
late election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

Mr.. MCKINLEY is one Of the many men
wao have had greatness thrust upon then,
and ia g conspicuous example of those who
have become distinguished for no observable
cause. But tho whlms of popular favor are
as nexpicable now as ever. Since the lac
election Mr. Mckinley Gays: we, the re-
ppblicans, 5aye little to fear in the future II
we have a free ballot and fair count y
NV Mr.. Mckinley, i; be be at all informed
about the true condition of bis own ccuutry,
knows that at the recent election the ballot
was Just as free and the count just as fsir
in the South as in the North. and that there
wss no reason why such should not have
been the case, and his implied assumption
that 1t was not, is as silly es it Is malicious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

"Tbers Ia always hope in man, that
earnestly works' and should be suffer from
nasal caisrrh there is also hope nj being
cured. Cd Saui'a CaFasrh Cure Is the
re medy to Use. Pf:ce % cts.
Trouble commences ear'y in iiie," ge
heard n young sSifa say. Wbeo sbs eent
for q bottle Of Or. Bn Is Baby Syrup 10 cure
the baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

T6ese are really "hBrd times" aud wise
neooie save doctor'a bills by keeping D..
Bulls Clugh Syrup 10 The house. Price %
cests.
For accidents keep S.l7aiion Oil at hcme.
L is without douot tee oest l niment. rs
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO SETS
. OF SOLID BaOSZE METAL FRONT DOOR
aud yESTIBULE LOOKS, handsome goods at less
t an usual prices Call and sec at 32S King st.
seu19 J. r. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHR0P, J
CORNER 11th and STREETS N. W.
WASHINGTON, D.. c. J
Friday, Nov. IA, 1890

Friday is our day for the sale Of
all Remnants that have accumu-
lated during the past week. Some
departments have unusually attrac-
tive offerings for to-day, among
which are "Black Goods" Col
ored" Dress Goods, Blankets, -
Wraps" Boys Clothing, Mems
Belongings" Muslin Underwear,
and others. We would suggest an
early call as possible, as the best are
sold during the morning. You can
find Remnants prominently dis
played on tables in front oftheir re-
spective department
JERSEYS.
Lady All wool Myrtle Green Jersey.
with mohair braid trimming; size So.
Regular price, So 90 Rcmuant p %,
$275.
1 Laly'5 Atwood Cardinal Jersey,
tucked yoke, with black fancy stitching
and full sleeves; s 20 81. Regular Price,
$3.50. Remnant price, 81 so.
Laiy's AI-wool Brown Jersoy ~
80 Regular prico, 50. Remnant p-ce, 81
Ladies All-wool Brown Jerseys,
trimmed with Black Mohair Braid in
military STYLE sz IS 81 and 36. Regular
price, $3.50 Remnant price, 81 so.
1 Lsdy's Atwood Navy Blue Jersey
with smockel yoke and shocked full
sleeves; siz, 36 Regular price, $3.50.
Remnant price, So so.
8 Misses Atwood Cardinal Joysoys
sizes 90, %, and 30 Regular price, 81 90
Remnant price, 81
(Thi d H.or, 11:h st. bui.diIg.)
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lust CUT.

II yoa want to rid your house Of Roaches and
Water Bags. get ons Of the @ CHAMPION TRAP at
JDH LUNT'5. Price 25c sep22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

! EaOE HOT DROPS cures colds, hoarseness
! 4 and so-o tl-oat Price 25 cents per bottle.
Far sale by ERNEST L. ALLEN,
feb1O Cor. Eing and Pitt Sta, Alexandra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06
Reiicn0e.

9r. .. 8. 9olIefion meO 5amilie fra
@tabel, MliHn., er Der paa 8eiGs hos fin
Sup9er s. 6. GaroeItao.
Son. $. Sel9eien, Commissioner OF
Agriculture and Labor for Npro "a.
tota, er Der paa Seips hos Slast Og
&enner.
Sr. German Riliun fra Cattle &od,
Grant 60, 8is., er ber unber 2ages
b~ebauolins bOs Or. Smith.
MRtis Sole GbrpnoieH al Minneapp.
lis, 9atter af aIbsbs 8ostrgtter 9.
2br. Serirtber, bar uGret Der paa 8e.
IsS nOsls Tiger Os reiite biem tsien iibite
9Broa9.
Or. o.. q. @elion al 60 crosse,
rsiienee Issnt for bet tore Wholesale
6irma, @uns Gnberion & Co., aIa0b,
"9ecurabs8O Soften" ct 8eIps isaar. Sr
Nelion fummsr til 9scorab anbenbpe,
Maaneb.
-Sper @jermO er fummen tilbaas
ira fin Minustunfatur.