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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-08-23
LOHN S. BEACH. Clerk.

john NJ. Johnson, y. y. auSf WV
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the
Y Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dria, on the 1st day of August, 1891.
Charles C. Harvey and Winthrop A. Harvey,
partners, trading and doing business under
the firm name and style of Charles c. Har-
vey & Co. vs. Gustano DeAngeis. Tres
pass on the case in assumpsit
Memo The object of this suit is to recover
of the defendant Gustano Deangelis the sum
of 1872 SO and 10 attach and subject to the
payment of the same the estate or debts ow-
ing said defendant in the hands of the Farm
ers and Mechanics Insurance Company and
the Planters Insurance Company, OF Alexan-
dria, Virginia.
The defendant, Gustano DeAngelis, not
having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by an affidavit thar
he is not resident Of this State it is
ordered that said defendant appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
of this order. and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest i'll this suit,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette. a newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court House of this
city. A copy-teste:
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
By ]. T. CALLAHAN, Dp'ty Cik.
E. B. TAYLOR p. q. aug2 wiw
VIRGINIA In the Clerks office of the
V Corporation Court of the city Of Alexan-
dra on the Sd day of August, 1894.
Diana S. Harper VS.. William II. Smith, Ser
geant, administrator Of Matilda Keynes,
Andrew J. Harper and Mary II. Harper
Lille Keynes, Mary Keynes. Frank Hey
mes aud Emma Keynes,
Memo. The object of this suit is to subject
the real estate in this city Of which Matilda
Keynes died seized and possessed to the pay
ment of her debts
1t appearing by an affidavit that Andrew j.
Harper, Mary II. Harper. Lille Keynes
Frank Keynes, Mary Keynes and Emma
Keynes are non-residents of this State.
il is ordered that said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect their interest in this suit. and that a copy
of this order he forthwith inserted in the
Alexandria Gazette. a newspaper published in
the city of Alexandria once week for four
successive weeks, anil posted at the front door
of the Court House Of this city. A copy
teste:- JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
By ]. 7. CALLAHAN, DIP. elk.
John N. Johnson. p. g. aug4 w4w
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II. H. YOUNG, Clerk.

A copy-Testc: H. YOUNG, Clerk.
aug22 W4W
The herald., 1894-12-25
TIE ARMENIAN TROUBLES.

Change In the Ocurt Of Cansxtion-sst-
ist~d with the Duk~.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dsc. 24.-Ohekif
Bsy, president Of the court af cessation,
and Djslalsddir 3sy. presidsnt OF the
correctional court Of sppsalu. hsvs been
appointed members of the Armenian
council. Adulls Pssha haa beau re-
called Oh account Of representations
that he 10 inferior 10 rank to Sekki
Pashs. commander Of tho Turkish
troops.
1t is s.atad hsre that tho question OF
the appointment an American delegate
to accompany the commission and make
an Independent investigation is etill un-
settled. Minister Terrsll held long
audience with tho sultan last evening.
and the matter will be considersd at the
council o. ministers today. In view of
the severisv Of :hs winter. the commits
sion is not likely to bs abls to visit the
mount tain districts of Sanoun.
BosToN, Dec. 24.-Ths Armsnians OF
this city report that they and their
countrymen throughout the etate are
very much pleased with the report that
the duke OF Teck may be appoin ted
protector of Armenia. 1t was decided
to send letter advocating he proposi-
Gon to the proper parties in England.
The herald., 1894-12-25
SPORT WITH THE DYING.
No Mercy shown In this Marine Hospita
At Ban Francisoa.

No Mercy shown In this Marine Hospital
At Ban Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-Ths Chroni-
Gle says: ''If the stories told BY soms
OF tbs patients are true the United
States marine hospital ia being con-
Quoted In q manner not creditab!e to
those ia charge of the institution. II it
be true, as charged, that employees Of
the hospital make sport of the dying
men and ignore their appeals for aid,
II would appest to be time for an in.
vestiYation OF a very searching character.
The Hurgeona in charge of the hospital
enter u general denial Of the accusations
made, hut at the same tins admit that
the patients are not given such nursing
as they require.
According to the statements made
by the hospital authorities, the only at
tention given during the night to the
1873 patients now under treatment is
such as can he bestowed by the night
watchman, Rslph De Joseh. The watch
msn is supposed to make the rounds se
we'll as the hospital grounds every hour
who is not a probes lional nurse. A Rus
siau sailor died isw days ago and it il
said that he was the victim of cruel
treatment and gross neglect Many in
stances OF improper medical attention
are cited by pa ients DR.. @. Ii. Gard
ner says that the hospital is short of
help, but adds that it is the fault Of
the government. noe tha management.
The herald., 1894-12-25

tales were told snd even believed about
Mile. Greville being a woman OF high
birth and victim OF hypnotic influence.
The under secretary Of the Mexican for
eign office said that no request Tor her
arrest had been presented by tina French
minister.
81 have hoard the report he adds6.
and perhaps tho French government
may contemplate requesting Mile. Gre
ville's arrest. We have an extrsdition
treaty with France. but we hardly be-
lieve that II Mile. Greville has commit
ted a crime under that name she would
not have taken the sroubla to change ie in
reaching this country.
The lady. l believe, Ia ssill travelling
in the interior. and certainly no stsp
could have been taken for her arrest
without the consent and co-obsration of
this department. Should her arrest be
asked for. she would not be given up to
the French police until her guilt had
been established to the Batisfaction OF
the Mexican government"
The herald., 1894-12-25
RACE WAR IN GEORGIA.
NEGRO WOMEN AND CHILDREN
BEING TORTURED.
His Homo end Beat Him Neeriy
- Death,

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. pa special 60
the Journal from Quitmsn, at 5 p. ms.
Gays:
The latest news from shs rsoc treubls
ia that the bands OF white msn srs
catching the women and children, spe
plying tortursa tn make them ravsal the
hiding placss of Waverly Piss. Thzss
ssgroes havs been killed.
The good citizens are incenssd, and
unless the mob can be quslled, will srm
themselves and protec. the darkies.
The sheriff is organizing q posse 80 GO
80 the ssat of troubls. The govsrnor
will be seleersphed fnr trocpe if ths
trouble cannot be put down. q large
crowd Of whitss and blacks axs here,
and the nearosa are appealing for pro-
teosion. This excitemsnt is intenss.
Ths pegtosa have left thsir Aomss and
shs upper portion Of the county, and
soy ,hsF sts afraid to atay there.
TAKMN PROM HOME AND BEArRN.
ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. 24.--Jehn Moore,
wsli~kooSn sslesmsc for Wholesale
olethlng horso in this city, was taken
from his homa st Msrietts on Saturday
night by two msr and &c seversly beaten
that be 10 ssill confined So his bed. His
nose vac broken and other parts of his
body very badly brnissd, The outrage
10 supposed to bo the work OF friends o.:
relative of Moore. whom be fuughs sud
whipped seyersl months ago,
THE AUGUSTA MOB DISPERSED.
AUGUSTA, Gs.. Dec. 24.-Jsmss Zig
gins, the negro who killed m old man
ana wounded two officers in attempting
to evsds arrest last night. has not been
lyDohed and will not be. The sheriff
with an armed posse is inside OF the
jail end will fire il necessary 20 protect
tbs prisoner. A npecisl term OF court
will be convened on Saturday at which
the Wiggins case will be puahed with all
vigor. Detective Murray and Policemen
Stringsr. officers wounded by Wiggins,
are both olive. Stringsr will recover.
bu. Murray's case is considered hope.
lsas. A ooroner's inquest over John
Davis, the old man killed in the melee,
rendered G. verdict at noon tbst he
csrrs to death by stray bullet,
The herald., 1894-12-25
HE'S 6FrE Hlar.
Tom Wiiifspns Wants the Scalp Of Eis
Iemy, Porter Aaha.

Tom Williams Wants the Scalp Of Eis
Elsmy, Porter A.ha.
SAs Francisco. Dec. 24..-"You car
say for me il there bs any law in the
state to punish man for robbinq an in.
zane woman. ] will bave Porter Ashe in
Ssu Quentin before be IL many months
Older" This is one of the remarks
made 5y Thomas H. Williams, jr 1t
indicates that much more than what
has already been related may still be
said OF ths affairs of the unfortunate
Sarah Althea Terry, whose dramatic
career seemed to end whep sha entered
the gates Of the asylum at Stockton. 1t
ie 3 matter OF recent news that Mr. Will
liams wss appointed the temporary
guardian OF the affairs of Mis-. Sarah
Althes Terry, widow of Ju ige David S.
Terry, VINO was killed while asssulting
Justice Stephen J. Field four years ago.
He expects the su psrior conrt to make
him her psrnsuent guardian on Friday
next. Whsn ne mads his appeal he
prafsrred serisus charges against r.
Porter Ashe, who hss bsen acting as
Mrs, TeYry's guardian for three years.
He accused Ashs Of many rsprahsns;ble
aesa sn6 plainly asll3d him to task for
alleged diehonesty. Ia his pstitien he
did not eater into "details.
He will have much more to rel ate
when the atfsir is investigated, and he
says shas be will push ths matter to the
end to prove his charges against Ashe,
He sccusas the latter Df having plum
5sKsd tnc estate of Mrs. Terry. Hs hae
in Die possession certain document,
which look noHs too pleasant for Ashe
When Cha latter ID heard he may have
All explanation tc nske. Williams says
that Ashs psmned . gold watch belong-
ing 10 judge Terry and iewelry belong.
ing to his lasd widow, applying the pro-
cseds TO his own uses. He has recei . IS
and checks to prove sons of his charges,
one ct which il that q carload of Mrs.
Tefry's personal sffecss were removed
frosn hsr hons IN Fresno by Ashe and
nsveF hsen aimee, although Asho made
10 accounting Of the yaluablss.
"Ashe has been maeausYadicg "a e.
millionaire for years" said Williams.
"He hasn't osnt aud is using this
woman's money to cut ligure. Ikrow
him and know Just where he standn.
"Hs shall be called to account for
every one Of her belongings ard be may
find to his SORROW that my sources of in
formation regarding him have been
ntsrslingly accurate. These things have
disappeared. Ashe ia responsible for
them before tbs law l would rather
be stage robbsr shan stesl that wsy,"
wac Williams' sBgry cenclusiqs,
The herald., 1894-12-25
THE BLOW IN ROPE.
Damage hy the Storm Much Greater
than at Frat Il. K.purt-d.

Damage by the Storm Much Greater
Than at First reported.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. q Storm news
from various parts of the coast show ths
damage has been much greater than
was at FIRST supposed. North sea beach
n evsry direction has been washed
away from il tc 90 feet, and many fish-
ing vessels drawn up on tbs beach have
heen destroyed. The German bark
Caroline has been wrecked off the coast
Ten Of the crew were drowned.
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-relegrnph lihes in
the northern part OF Great Britain are
still down and the full amount of dam
age by this storm is not known. 1t is
estimated however. that so to 100 per.
sons lost their lives during the gale.
The weather chart today elbows a new
disturbance coming from the Atlantic
The steamer Oswald Of Whitby has
been wrecked off Null of Cailetway.
All on board -ere lost. L.oyds reports
II wrecks and casualties. Many were
accompanied by loas of life.
The herald., 1894-12-25
"A THOUGHT READER.
Strange Story From Mexico About MILE.
Marie 6rsviiie.


NEW YORK, Dec. pa special to the
World from the City of Mexico says:
mile. Marie Greville, who has been
giving thought reading exhibitions in
in this republic in company with NJ.
Guibai. hss not been arrested at the re-
quest OF France ON suspicion OF mur.
der. There wss q rumor that she had
been taken into custody at San Luis
Potosi and that her extradition had
been demanded by the French govern
ment for o murder committed in France
by woman of the same name who es.
capped. This report occasioned con.
siderable stir in this city, where few
months ago Marie appeared before
crowded houses and set them raving
with enthu usias % over her personal at
fractions. While she was here it was
reported that q wealthy American of
Csstilisn descent had made her pro-
posal os marriage.
"After leaving this city the thought.
reading combination visited the princi-
pal interior towns, meeting every W here
with immense auccesa. and romsntic
The herald., 1894-12-25
rA VISIT THE POPE,
Anexissn Naval Ontcsrs to Be Received
at the Vatican.

American Naval Ontcsrs to Be Keceivsd
at the Vatican.
ROME. Dee. 24.-Ths pope has decided
to receive sthe officers Of the United
States steamship Detroit on noon on
Wednesday. The American officers will
be introduced by Mgr. O'Connell and
will afterwards be entertained at an
official dinner which will be given at the
American college. His holiness. in q
speech to the pontifical household yes.
terdsy, said:
"Ths faith is revivipg among nations
who have come to recognize that civic
virtues and laws are not sufficiunt to
restrain the masses. It is therefore of
great importance that all should work
together for the purpose of making re-
ligion force in public as we'll &c in
private life. Ii is the duty of rulers to
lend their support raligious cresde."
The herald., 1894-12-25

Assignee's Sale Real Property.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an order OF sale duly given and
made by the superior court OF Los Angeles
county, state OF California. in proceeding of
insolvency therein pending entitled, sin the
matter OF \. Morris, i'll insolvency"
Undersigned ass gnee OF n. Morris WI on
the 2Zth day OF December lS01, at IL O'Clock
IL. M, ut the Office of Graft e Latham, 307 w
First ST. city of Los Angeles, sell public auc-
ton, to The highest bidder for cash, all the
right, title and interest OF the estate OF said n.
Morris, an insolvent debtor, to the following
real proper y, to-wit:
South half ~ OF lot seven n and eight g..
block l12, in the city OF Pomona, county OF
Los Angeles, state OF California.
For full particulars apply to 307 W. FIRST ST.
Los Angeles CITY.
Dated december 10Th, 1894.
II. w. HELLMAN,
Assignee of n. Morris, lnsolyent Debtor.
Grafi y latham, attorneys for Assignee. "a
The herald., 1894-12-25
FOotpads In Omnh q.

OMAHA. Neb., Dec 24.-Omaha high.
way man began their work early tonight
and before + O'Clock a number OF hold
ups were reported in various parts OF
the city. DR.. Cornelius Satterfsld was
the victim OF the most serious
case. Aa he approached his
homo IL the center OF the
city on well-lighted thoroughiare,
two revolvers were thrust into his face.
lie thought it was a joke of his neigh
bore. and knocked the weapons up. He
was Immediately shot down. He will
recover.
f. @. Smith was also dangerously
wounded block away from Satter-
fields residence, by highway men.
The herald., 1894-12-25
Nenx@r Felauws Naft.

D4NvER, Dsc. 24.-Ths Christu az
aaitiou of the Rocky Mountain Nsua
will be Issued by the Woman's club O!
Denver. Tonight the women took
charge Of the editorial department and
re going through the routine of getting
:ut daily. The editien will contain
many features OF inteysat along an en-
rely new line from THAI pursued by
Ae ordinary every day paper. There
ill ba brighs scintillatiann Of wit from
injured women who de- aGs ordinarily
ave to she public gena Of Thought and
avary Yun will be sovsred ss usual.
Me regular force Of the NewE will not be
c4llsd upon to engage ia She e1ainsry
sttuggls for Eewso
The herald., 1894-12-25
A CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE.
PANIC IN A CHURCH AT SAN BER-
NARDIN0.
A Numbsr of Little Ohiidren Sruissd
ln the Crush and Several
Badly Burned.

SAN BERNARprNo, Dec. GA Christ
mas tree at the Presbyterian church
took Ere this evening and the hundreds
OF children who crowded the church
stampsdsd. Some junped out OF win.
dows and others rushed for the doors.
Several were more or less bruised, but
none were fatally injured.
Miss Dunfnrd, Master Waghorn and
Frank Leonard were burned about she
face and hands.
The tree was lighted with wax tspsrs
and q large amount of cotton batton was
used in its decoration which caught fire
from the candies. The fire was promptly
extinguiehsd. but the audience was com.
PEELED to disperee without th:ir Chries-
mas offerings.
The herald., 1894-12-25
AMUSE MENTS.

Los ANGELES THEATRE. Ruy Bias ia =
play written with political moral, a
drama with lesson, which is far from
being appreciated IN these days and this
land. Victor Hugo, the apostle Of lib.
sr,y, and constant foe OF feudalistic
and royalistio principles and abuses.
took az his hero q man OF the people,
put him in the mean position OF q lackey
and endowed him with all the nobility
OF soul, the powor of intellect, the refine
ment of honor. the gentleness OF nature,
the gallant spirit and the physical and
moral courage, that we're traditionally
the attributes of the nobility. He
took this man, and put him
at the head OF the affairs
OF the proadest. most aristocracy-
burdensd nation OF the world--Spain,
and surrounded him by vicious king
and corrupt courtiers, and made him
display all the qualities OF Il statesman.
At the same time this man, Ruy Bias,
wsa MAIDS the slave and the unwitting
tool OF foul conspiracy, OF q type OF
the consciencelsss Elm. bestsspsd aristo~
orats, whom Hugo hated and fought 40
effectively. Ruy Bias was but one ver-
eion of the same lesson that Hugo over
people, that of getting away from the
fetish OF birth, from the sbsurdity OF ths
divine rights of royalty, and from unjust
clsss privileges.
The purpose OF tbs play ia not az
vivid now ~ il was o score or 90 OF
years back, but it remains q powerful
work which requires close attention,
and which IL so tnroughly imbued with
pathos and hopslessnsss that it is de-
pressing; therefore it is not popular, but
is none the less wonderfully attractive
to those who comprehend its worth,
Mr.. Alexander Salvini in the title role
was a sore disappointment in tina frat
act, but as the play approached the
final astrophe hs developed his
powers, or rather found opportunity for
them. He has two sceneu whore he
shows himself q genius. One is in the
third act whom Don Sallusse. With feline
cruelty forces him to alternate as his vals
ct, and as premier of Spain; the other is
the finale where Ruy and Salluste have
the duel. Here he rises to pitch OF
actual grandeur.
The role is, however, too intricate for
Mr.. Salvini there is necessarily want
of consistency to the part, and the
lights and shadows ere excessively
abrupt; that Mr.. Sslvini fails to pro-
duce the clear cut. we'll rounded and
complete effect as Ruy. that he does a.
Don Ce ar or D'Artagnsn. is not to his
discredlt, and to his credit be it said
that there is no actor on the stage Today
who could approach his excellence in
the terribly real duel and death ecene
in the final act.
The company is fairly good, Mr..
Rsimund's Don Caesar bsing particu.
lsrly eajoyable despite a proneness on
his part to cvsrdo the comsdy "busi-
ness" which fell to him in the fourth
act.
The Queen of Miss Moretti was
cleverly done, soma minor deficiencies
being atoned for by an exrnestness aud
deDth ef feeling that were effective.
The ecenery and properties we're
especially excel.snt. avd the performance
thoroughly enjoysd.
The herald., 1894-12-25
Tam FATE OF Captain DREYFUs.
Denial of Reports That the DsgrAced
Oniorr Had Comm ltted Suicide.

Denial of R-ports That the Disgraced
Officer Had Commit Suicide.
PARIS, Dec. 24.-The report that Cap
tain Alfred Dreyfus. the French off Ger
who was sentenced on Saturday last to
be dsported for life and to be immured
in q fortress, had afterwards attempted
to commi suicide, turns out to be- in
correct.
AS the newspapers have been claim
ing that the accusations made against
the captain were based on a document
stolen from the German embassy, Count
Won Munster. the German ambassador,
publishes note today declaring in the
most positive terms that the German
embassy never directly or indirectly,
had any relations with Captain Drey yfus.
and demanding the statement that this
docu MT referred to was stolen from
the German embassy be denied.
The herald., 1894-12-25
- : - - - -
HOLID4Y RAG Ns.

Some Sport on tha San Erancisco and
ptbpr Tracks
SAN FRANCISCO, Dac. "a The races
today were very ordinary, not \ favorite
won.
Five furlongs s-DAra won, Experimen t
col. aecond. Haplisn third; time :101a.
Five furlongs-Lswysr won, Onsrlou
Quick second, G1li Dust third; tims
:07L.
Six furlongs-Pescador won, Wild.
wood eccond, Del Nurte third; time
:2214.
Fivs furlongs- Grsndee won, Red
Bird second, Huenems third ;tme :O6L.
About elk furlongs Ban won.
Jake Johnson second, San Lucas third ;
time :21%.
The herald., 1894-12-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ semi-annual examination OF teachers viii
be held in the state Normal school building.
corner OF Grand avenue and Fifth streets Los
Angeles beginning on Monday. December
24th, ut 0o'clock a. m.
All applicants for certificates upon exanina.
ton must be present NJ the beginning OF tho
examination.
Teachers desiring their certihcates renewed
should file application for renewal with tho
secretary OF the county board OF education
room ~ court house, on or before December
10th.
Teachers holding valid primary grade certif.
icates issued in this county And desiring TO
take the grammar grade examination. - ust
report on Thursday December 37th at Nor
nal school building.
Ry order OF the board Of education
~ w ". SEAMAN, Secretary
Los Angeles December g. 1904 81
The herald., 1894-12-25
Bsoause OF n D,ral..t,.r.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.-Ihe EMPLOYEES of
the Bank of California are experiencing the
dlsagreeable effects of the defalcation of VIM
X. Melville, once trusted clerk, who is now
every Christmas the various EMPLOYEES have
received as holiday gift small increase in
salary, Not only has this been withheld but
regarding his personal expenditures which is
extremely CALLING, but calculated to preserve
dtscip ipline,
The herald., 1894-12-25
Admiral Walkers Keport.

LONDON. Dec. 24.-The officials OF the
foreign office have no cogniz ince OF the
report made by Admiral Walker OF the
Uaited States navy to the navy depart
meut regarding the situation of affairs
at Hawaii. Consequently they are un-
ablo to say whether any exception Can
bs taken to it. The foreign officials also
know nothing about the reported royal
rs Conspiracy at Hawaii.
The herald., 1894-12-25
The Death Penalty.

PARIS. Dec. 24.-The government bill,
decided upon at cabinet council. mask
ing treason upon the part of any
officer or private of the army
punishable by death in time
OF peace as well az in time
OF war was introduced in the chamber
OF deputies later in the day by General
Mercier and was referred to the army
committee. A counter measure was
subsequently introduced by M. Jsruss,
the royal leader, to abolish the death
peEslsy from the military code,