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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
Execution of a Murderer

REDWOOD FALLS, Mino., Oov. 16.-Wm.
r ose waa hsnged sfter midnight shls morn
Ing. Rose came to Bed wood from Illinois.
Here he fell in love with Mics Grace Ln ;kln,
pretty girl o! 20 years, he daughter OF
Moses Luikin. The girl reoiprooated Roses
love, but en- the advice OF her father refused
to ace her lover. Rose was angered at this
and one evening at dusk shot Lnfkin dead
through al opsn window while the later
was converting with neigh6or. Miss Luf
kin being desply dsspondsnt went to Chi
cage, where at the home Of married slater
she committed euiclde By cutting her
throat wish razor. At the galiows
to-day Roee prctested bis inooct nca
aud accused another map OF the crime.
The trap was sprung at a. N. There was q
duD.orash and the rope parted three feet feom
the neck. Without word baing spoken by
anyone the limp body waa picked up, car
riei on the platform snd aid.down, facs up
ward, upon the res6iasted trap. The second
moose dangling from above was pulled
dowo, adjusted quickly and the trap agsn
sprung withou5 any attempt to raise him to
hls feeS. Then ensued SLOW process Of
s.raDpulAtion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
The Mad Girl still Alive

Physicians are greatly puzzled over the
case of Miss L zzie Constable, the we'll
known Plymouth, Pa, young lady who was
bitten by a deg two years ago, and who OF
Friday night three weeks ago went into par
cxysms, parked like dog, and showed va
rious symptoms of hydroptobla, In the midst
OF the festivities OF party she was giving
That she should still be alive seems mar
Vel. Several local physicians have pro-
nounced hers Gaze of undoubted hydro
phobia. The barking and swapping con.
tinue. She cries for water, but cannot
drink 1t, end goes into paroxysms at the
sight of Il. Two Philadelphia specialists
are reported to have visited Miss Constable
and been puzz ed over her symptoms They
prescribed besf ties, which Ia all she can
take She Ia very weak and must die. 1t
seems.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Czarins has given twenty million
ronbles from her privy purse for The relief OF
the destitute.
Il ie reported that marriage bas been ar
ranged between the Czarwitch and tie
Duchess E. of Wurtemburg.
Lightning struck tie tower of the Osthe-
dra at Lohfsld, In stafordshire, England,
during he etoFm yeslerdaY and Lord Grim
thorpe. who was with party inspecting the
clock apparatus. Was severely shocked.
The steamship Psrrimatts. which arrived
at Plymouth yesterday, reported that the
crank shaft OF her freezing engine broke,
oauaing the csrcssses OF 20 900 Australian
sheep in the freezing compartments, on
their way to the London market, TO spoil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
Foreign News.

LONDON, Oj5. 16 "A tenement house
caught fire this morning early In the dock
district of L1adon knovn as Mlllwal'. The
fire originated in the lower part Of the
house With the rs.ult that the rlokety,
wooden stairs leading to the upper floors
were almost Immediately burned away,
cutting of the escape by tba. means of a
number OF iumates of the house.
When the fire was finally subdnod eufi ,iently to
enable the hremep to mount the top OF tho ch ar
red tenement they found the bodies of sn old wom-
an OF seventy. q young woman, and three child.
ron, all huddled together as they tried to escspe
from the smoke which had suffocated them.
ToULoN, Oct. 16-Tgo small stosmerI, each
crowded with about 200 passengers, came into
collision in the hsrbor this morning. The shock
caused a terrible sc,ne OF pauic and excitement
among the passengers, s,v,sal OF whom were
thrown into tho sea and vera tn difficulty res
cued. Both stesmofs wore badly damsged, and
wore only kept al ,at long enough to enable the
pas engers to reach the shore In safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
VJPrIWTs EgwS

TIE democrats Of Lynohburg have noml.
mated Mr. Alexandria McDonald. editor oil
the Virginian, for tbs State Senate.
1t is reported In Lypchburg thsS the
Lynohburg sad Durham railroad will short
ly pas. iato TIE controi OF the Norfolk enc
Western.
On Monday there were shipped from Gull
pepper to the New York and Baltimore mGE-
keis 2O2 fat cattle, $50 sheep and 20 COWS
end calves.
At the big democratic meeting 10 ba held
In Richmond on Monday next Gov. McKiD-
ney vii! present Gov. Hili, OF New XorEi
| who Is to sneak.
The roof Of lae foundry chop q the Rich
moui Locomotive and Maoh!Oo works
csnght fire last night and was dsmsged 10
the extent Of S. 600.
Miss Lizzie Lane, the yonngesG deugh er
of the late john g. Lane, was married In
F ederickeburg last night to Mr.. VIM 5.
Daniel, formerly OF thai place.
Rev. Dr.. &. E.. AGREE, fox the past four
years pastor of the First Rabtis5 oouroh In
Petersburg, has resigned TO accept q call 10
the pastorate OF The Firss Baptist church at
Roanoke.
Yesterday morning q mob surrounded the
jail at Cope Charles City, TOOK therefrom
George D yer, WHO on Wednesday night had
murdered Mrs. Fsdden. sn account otwhoh
vas published yesterday, md lynched him.
Mrsiap hen g orge DoDohoe,a wel!-known
citizen OF Loudoun oonuty, bat recently w.
ing in Montgomery county, Md, father of s.
Z Donoboe, editor Of the Fairfax Herald,
died near Lseahurg Oh Wednesday, aged 81
yearF.
Major Mann Page, the president Of 5be
Virginia Alliance, VINO Ses in Richmond
yesterday, declared BE- knew nothing OF JSe
teIk Of The removal Of Stsfe oaiciais in
tho event the sllsoce has the po~er 20 do
80 ~ this seseion Of tia Legiziatnte Mc.
Page aiso says as aIiis0oe VIII insist on the
passage of Q railroad commission bill by the
naxt Lagislature OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
SlS55zs
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Ecumenicsl Methodist Council

WASHINGTON. Ocg. 16.-Rsv F W.
BoC7Ds, .:ses.tcn, q ttn g be i4siEodjst
church f e ami, occupied the chalf at
the begin ming Of the n days session OF the
Ecumeniosl Methodiat Couaoll.
The supj act OF Ms. iodist federation which
vas adjourned from yes srday was taken
~. and after the reception of aaluta'cns
from tho Presbyterian Syped OF Virginia
Rev. DR.. Waller, OF England, rising to a
question Of privilege, discla!med any inteu-
tion Of refecting In any way upon DR..
Stephenson ia his remarks yesterday.
DR.. Buckley. of New York. said that the
Americans present did MOI understand the
force OF the point OF order" 10 American
legislative practice. These msunderstand
ings might account for the friction 10 yes
tefdas's proceedings.
Ee then addressed himself to the sub
ject of Methodist unity as presented in the
report made by the committee on feder-
alton upon the resolutions introduced by
Mr Shape, OF Liverpool.
The committees report was adopted.
Resolutions were adopted depreosting
immortality among those occupying high po-
sitioAs. ard the opium traffic.
The topic of he morning session, SOCIAL
p obiem," vas tbsn taksn up, when Hou. Al
dsn speare, OF the NJ, E. Church, and Presi-
dent oitne Boston Chamber of Commerce,
read the essay or Tao Church In her relf-
don TO Later and Capltel."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

AN INDIAN la Alaska has been lynoneo
for killing white man who had carried on
his sauew. The poor fellow begged in vain
for mercy, declaring that he bed done only
What suy one of toe iyncbars would have
done under sigailsr circumstances, as he was
mad with Jealousy and had been abused by
rho ,osn VINO stole his vile Such gross
outrage Is psesed over By the northern repur-
uc,n nress az matter o! little or no conae-
ouenoe; bus when negro is lynohed IN the
South for outrsging white woman, nearly
all the press referred to ebnse the local ho-
thorities for permitting the righteous
avengers to GO unpunishsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
WEDDING IN C1ARxE.-At Christ protep

WEDDING IN CLARKE.-At Christ Protes
isn't Episcopal Church, wildwood, at G
o'clock yesterday eveoiDg, in the presence
OF large and fashionable assembly, MIe.
Katherine Lawrence, daughter OF Col. q. L
Boyce, VEG married to Mr.. Robert Lee
jones, young attorney % Austin, Texas,
The bride was given sway by her father
and the service wss read by Rev Joseph R
Jones, assisted by The rector, Rsv. John P.
Tyler. The bridesmaids Wefe Miss Maud
Wright end Miss Sue Cooke, of that countg,
Miss Mamie Kent, of Syracuse. N. Y. aud
Miss Mary Jackson, of Philadelphia.
Messrs. Thomas a. Burvell. Joseph T.
Wright. B P Whiting, and U.ie Boyoe,
brother of the bride, acted as ushers.
Mr.. Charles J. Jones. the groom's brother,
was best man. The ceremony was followed
by magnificent reception at the Tuleyres,
the home OF Colonel Boyce. at which we're
guests from Winchester, Hsgerstown, Phila-
.dclphis and New York. a private car
brought party of Norfolk ana Western
Railroad officials from Roanoke. After q
short bridal trip the welded pair will leave
Tor the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
o IExA N DIR Ia "
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.
GpxraA1 WILLIAM HRNBY FIrzHueH

GENERAL WILLIAM HBNBY FIrzHueH
LEE seoocd son Of General Robert Ec"aF"
Lei. depa. The ills here toilea ia'e ss''e l,
day evening A few hours before ICE 0e'ei .
b.d o,osaed over The river and was a. ies'
rndsr his roof trees 81 RavensWorth. LIE
sontbe,n eun lighted his death bed ana sne
antnmn breeze eepg bic requiem Aise1
,ife's fitful fever be sieeps we'll. ne WIS
a,ok o long time. ar6 rs his sea5e Wa5 in-
cr,shle. death was relief. No more pain
for him now, but the long and peaceful sleep
NJ the lust Ills scrrowiDg family were az
his bsds!de, but he told them not eooo oye,
nreterrlpg GO greet them When they Snail
reioin him in s. hetter world. His death ID
rso grated by all tins many who knew DIE )
the more 80 by those @ho koew MIN well
Gen. Lee. like his father, was naturally qa'e'
and retiring, ard Ia his Intercourse WIN
others. when rlsh. and principle were not
,nvolvsd. tpysrisbiy acted In accordance
9th tbe rule OF noblesSe ob!ige, but woen
shap vera involved, be was as frm IL sup
mort Of his conviotione as any other man
could be. He stood four tqaaEe TO all 'ne
winds shat Blow, but always with the pro-
nriety that characterize the perfect gent'e'
man. He did his duty to hia God, Ills ram
iIy. biz State and his c'untry, and a'd 10
we'll, and executed faithfully all the trusts Is
committed TO him in botn military ana oiVli
,,fp. He liked ths old mar Ders and customs
of Virginia, but tried to conform to the new
order OF Thugs with becoming grace ana
did 80 with 30 audible complaint and WIN
no useless sepicipgs. He served MS osS'e
efficiently In her Senate and In the national
Congress, and In the Confederate army ne
filed BY u1erlted promotion, every posiii0h
,,om Captain up to Majog.Gsneral OF osva
~. 1t was d.Ferent cnce, but Virginia can
III afford to part with such man now enu
in his death, es in that Of his ilius'rioeS
father. sbe hes lost true end gallant son'
who. when not on duty, was ss gentle az a
woman. Her fsme has bsea Increased py
having he'd euch SOD. May she have many
ike him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
Wedding at Marshall, &c.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gezette.]
MARSHALL O3t Is. 81 The great 60
cei even; Of our ueienborh ood look place
yesterday at Grace church, The Plains, ct
O'Clock, D. ~. on the occasion OF the mar
rage of Mr.. Robert Ravenel to lilies Eva
Garter 10 the presence OF large assemblsge
including prominent families Of Virginia,
South Carolina and Maryland with typical
representatives Of The southern lady sDd
gentleman-smong whom were recognized
Misses TsVense, Blsnkenship, Washington,
Carter and Scott, the latter the stylish
and handsome deughter CT Hon. 3. Tey Tor
Scott This group were the bridesmaids.
Messrs. Carte. The brother OF tbs bride, Eever-
ly Robertson andstewart. were the ushers and
attendants. The church, which had been
lately tsstefnlly repaired, as usual, was
lighted by lamps and had the cbauoal to dis.
plsy lovsly hymeneal arch, surmounted
by bell, gter and crescent made OF beautiful
roses, 6ahlies, ohrsssnthemums and ever.
green's. Miss Ilottie Mssds aZeouad Rd
mirably tne wedding march and little Char.
icy Marshall aud May Beverly stood ready
on either side Of the aisle TO admit the hap
py pair to the poEtale OF bliss. She bride,
conceded to ne lovely, end she groom hand
some end manly. went through the trying
ordeal Ia the nc ost graceful fnsuEer. Be7.Jas.
Gramrner, D, D, wac the officiating clergy
man. Among the relatives and friends pre-
sent weys Mrs. Thursson, of Baltimore
Captain North, OF the Fedora Navy, 80 long
ago az 1882, and whom the writer recalls In
command at Norfolk in 1857. Mrs. DR. Coch-
ran. Mrs Capt. Meade, Misses Garter, Cooh-
rsne. Murrsv and Mrs. Wise.
Two other weddings ere on the tspls.
Sc, old bachelors, meyer despair. but try
again.
vices he!pg held at the Baptist church by
Rsv. Mr.. Berkeley, the pastor.
It is to be regretted that two Of the
public schools near Marshall are as yet IN
opened.
With Us the season was never more love-
". II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-A blacksmith named
Ferdinand Allard, living at Lewis. Canada, has
after sixteen gears OF patient effort and preserv.
discovery, which is destined to render his name
famous and probably to bring him fortune. 1t is
claimed that he has found tie secret Of the los.
AIT by which he Egyptians many centuries ago
hardened ana tempered copper before the use
OF iron am s.esl W s known and u-ed it for the
came purpose as we use tools OF The attsr mater
1als IN The present sge. He hiss already turned
ont axes and other tools OF copper which are de.
ciarei to be equal in hardness, edge and temper
to sinilsr Instruments made of the best steel of
the present Gay. while the sre superior to them
in freedom from rust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

ar JrEM in ,ha loca co'nmns OF yester'
davis GAZETTE called attention to tho loss
OF business ct the Baltimore and Oaio Hsi'-
road Company in this city By the failure OF
that company to provide requisite facilities
The vhoessie mercbsnts of Aexaudria
NOW haze iarse trade with the section OF
oountry traysrsed by the B. & o road, spd
vauld Iucrease it considerably il that road
shall not longer stand in its own light By
falling to eupply them With cheap and I'M
mediate TRANSPORTATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

THE REPUBLICAN members Of The Senate
Of Pennsylvania are doing sll they can TO
deisy the invessiea alton OF the Governors
charges against certaia republican officials
of that State until after the election, 30 that
tho proof OF these obsrSes may not affect the
-e.,,lt of that election. a mans politics
has M hing to do With his guilt, and Ii
looks strange, to say the least, when repno-
lioan Legislators attempt to shield criminals
s,mply because they belong to their own pc
litical party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
gnoM wAsRIHGToh
specsel Correspondence Of thz AI>1a'd'sa 6GSeS's J
w.sEl.axoz. =. @. OcI. I6. 1891.
Che flag over the U.s HocEe q hspFe

WESEIES Ios4. l.. ", Ocl' No. Ac0A'
cha flag over the Q. S. Hoczs Of Repre-
sentatIyes. for ste fl'th line s1ce me eiec-
liz, If ths ftty seo0f.d GcugGass. is living
:, hslt. 14ast tc-day Johnsgn Cf Ner&d Ia.
l,,,ta sr.6 r. oueE of pepnesss, epa5hcbns,eno
9r,t,nl. Of Ne+e York ana Ford OF MiohlgaD,
democrats, he'd joined ths mejority bstore,
and Gen. Lee vas added to Ii yesterday
evening, Tire Gsnerai during his jwo Goa
yressione; IerHi luads many irlenda here,
enc ms deszh Is generally regretted. Ex-
Senator RsDpton, who lie here to day. ssys
Gen. Lee wes IS brave naD as he ever
kpsw, and wss thoroughly competent and
most efficient officer.
Err Porter. superintendent OF the census,
has gone to Bcston-hs is always somewhere
else tbsu ct his ofice-to make speech. IN
which he will essay the impossible task oil
attempting to prove that the census reports
he has printed are correct, and that every
cent OF the seven million dollars Rpproprl-
ated for the ceusus, and already expended.
can he accounted for satisfactorily, even to
the democratic o. 8. house OF Representa-
tiyes, which will investigate his OH &c beiofe
il crauts him the two million moro he has
asked for TO complete his work.
The following changes in the 4;h clasa
oostofioes OF Virginia were made today
Bertha, Wyths county, T. NJ. G'aRon ap-
pointed postmaster vics 3. &. Coll;s. Gied
Goechland .. q, Goochiand county, W. D.
Moirer, vioe P. F. Hodses, removed.
TIE Virginia republican "klokers," also
known ee "Paraoninus,n hage es'abiished
headquarters OF No. 1926 2 street. apd ars
ssud,rg out sood deal OF cempeiRD natLez
20 ell the Counties and oi.ies IN Virginia,
urging the republicans o threw off General
M1hone's yoke, and 20 nominste candidates
for the legislature every where. and work
diligently FOR their election. Mr. Bsylis
Brown of Virginia is the secretary in charge
of the headquarters.
E--CongreEsman BoWden OF V!rgiria Is
expected here to-day. He Ia as much OPP
posed TO General Malone as ever, but he
doesn't train, that is openly, with the kick
ers." His predecessor, Mr. Harry Libby,
was here yesterday, but on private business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

THE HIGH tariff on maokerel and Goldfish
ss maintained, according to the protection
lists. Ia order to protect American sssmen
and efford the q. s. nevy a source OF supply
for its densud for American sailors in tine
of need. And yet, according to the report
Of the committee Investigating the subject of
foreign contract LABOR in tnis country, 10
less than seventy five per cent. OF the men
employed on tbs New England fishing YES
seIs are Canadians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

OF ALL the second lieutensnts In the o.
s. army recently appointed by the President
from civil life, not one IL frcm the South.
But no wonder. Mr. aarrison's friends say
he is a Just nan, and as he thanks God he
was not born 10 the South, he naturally de-
sires ths1 all the officers in the army may
be equally so. Then, too, Mr.. Harrison
voted with General Malone that no ex-Con-
tederate should hold commission In the o..
8. army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

THE Baltimore San says: "As matter OF
fact. net box OF tinplate is being made in
this country" That such ia the fact is almost
too we'll known to need iteration. But, all
the same, when the poor man asks why the
price of the tin he uses has been increased,
the protectionists tell him the duty on tin
has been doubled In order to promote Amer
icsn tn industry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

Ycu ere aware OF couree that catsrrh will
become chronic unless checked at once by
Old Saui's CaIarfh Cure. OoIy Is cents.
If numerous household Ia the safety OF
the Republic" it might ne we'll be proclaim
ed a. once, that the remedy upon which
such household shcu!d be reared Ia DR..
Bnlil's Baby Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

ONE OF President Hsrrison's women postmas-
ters in Alsbsms has been arrested for going gun
ming for msn Tho. she s.ys, has boen trying TO
sraduce her. Many of Dir HsIr:son's postmssters
have been arrested for robbiue tho mail. AS VS.
riety is the spice of life, it is agreeable diver
zion to read of one who profers shooting to robbery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
Railroad Wreck.

PITTsBUAG, Pa. Oct. 16-The Pan Handle
vestibule limited fss'-bound wss wrecked at
Mirgo Junction, four miles. west of steubepville
Ohio, at $50 O'Clock This morning. Two persons
were killed and four trsia men seriously injured
The accident was cssed by hoadtoremost col
lision Of the limited with freight train on
piece Of track called the Gauntlet"
I he crash was terrible, completely demolishing
the engines, telesco. lug the postal and baggage
cars, bat fortunately only derailed one slceper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

FINDS HER BETRoTHED CoRPsE.-Nicholas
c. Wcatherstone, passenger or the steamship
Allegheny, was found dead in his ststa-room
when the vessel arrived st Baltimore yesterday
from savanuah, Ga. Mrs. Sally Bay, widow,
who was engaged II he married to Mr.. Weai her
stone, met the steamer en- its arrival at the wharf
but instead OF greeting her batrothed tbs news OF
MS destb was broken 10 her. Young Weather.
aCone was native OF Toronto, Cansda.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

Let Us be thankful that any poor sufferer
can buy with 25 cents q bottle OF Salvation
OIL.
Yenner'a predictions, although In the main
pretty accurats, ere net lnfslibie. But DR..
Bal's Cough Syrup Wss never known to
fail to cure cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
Our Weekly Rena11a7lt -DQL.
TODAY.

A LARGE BUSINESS MAKES
IA REMNAN TS, and during the
busy season there is always an ex.
ira large accumulation Of remand.
ers-tbings left over, lends of
lines" broken assortments," ID
size." small lots" and things that
have become mussed, solled, or
scratched from handling, display,
sc, &c We don't want any such
in stock, and it is fixed principle
with US to dispose Of eli remnants"
at the end of each week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
MARRIED.

At the residence OF the BRIDES father. V ":
Reeves, in Chicago. septc;nbsr 22d, 1891, Mr..
FRENCH SIN }O1', OF this Coy, 10 Miss KATH-
ERINE nj. REEVES. 1t Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

Arthur sn,ith rz, managing director Of the En-
gish bark of the River Plate, in London, was
aric.ted to-day, charged with stealing 1000
pounds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

The LAW In this country s used as
means to defeat, not TO secure justice a
Kansas jp6.e has juss discharged oriminsl
upon the eround ibsa sn srFes by istte7 OF
telegram IL rot "due pcoesss of lsE."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthro.
10th, 18th, and F Streets, n. ".
ss- Hour for Closing Saturday is o'clock

sa"For an enjoyable Luncheon take the
feminist Elevator to our Lunch Room.
Sixth floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

T oST.-on the seamer City Of Alexandra on
L. Tuesday, on the S 30 q. m. trip from Alex
sndria, a DARK GREY OVEkC0Af. Finder Will
be suitably rewarded BIZ returning the same to
1923 south Fairfax street. oct16 3t
J1OR RENT-The six-room modern BRICK
T. HOUSES Nos. 423 10 42o south Washington
street. Hot and cold water, baths. &c, Rent
$3.50 per annum. Apply to ROBT. ]. THOMAS,
316 north Washington street. oct16 1w
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-08
school Reports.

Report Of Reedsyille School, in
Valley district for the month end.
ing jan. 2, 1891.
Enumeration, q; Enrolment.
80; Neither absent nor tardy, Ten
ME Kern, Elite Jennings, Agnes
Cleavcr, George, and Freddie
Kern.
There were twenty that only
missed two days Following are
the names Of those who made 100
per ccat in department, and 80
per cent and upwards on written
examination Misses Belle, BERTHE
aud Oracle Dill. Ettic Jennings.
Agnes Cleaver. Tennio Kern.
George and Freddie Kern, John
and Marshall Gross. Jay Zinn.
John Sharps, james Dill, Jesse
McGinnis and George Fairfax.
Previous to this winter. This
school his been small. averaging
not moro than from 10 to -. and
the interest very proportionatc:
but in consequence Of some trans
feis the number has been augmen-
ted to the above by a very congenial