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For the kindergarten.

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church a
kindergarten Thanksgiving will be cele-
brated this morning from 3 to y O'Clock
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Fer FriSndIcss Women.

The managers Of the Home for Friend
less Women were at the Model store yes
terday receiving donations for the home
They will be there to-day. and hope TO re-
ceive the support which the demands OF the
home require
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Other books Received.

Nell Haffenden, Strictly Conventional
Story" by Tighe Hopkins. author Of Lady
Bownie's Experiment" Cloth. New York.
Dodd. Mead & Co. ~
Robert Urquhart." a novel of Scotch
life 10y Gabriel Setown. Cloth. 81. New
York: r. Il. Fenno * Co., 112 Fifth avenue,
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Orphans at the When.

Yesterday the little tots from the Indian
apolis Orphans Home were at the When
where the annual Thanksgiving donations
We're received.
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Everett j. I0mllnSon, author OF 'Tnree
Colonial Boys" publishes new story
Three Young Continentals." 1t is a story
of the American revolution. and gives a
vivid and accurate picture of the part
" hich our Three Colonial Boys took In
the events which led up TO the battle of
Long Island. which was thought at the
time 10 be "a crushing defeat for the con-
tiDental army. but which. in fact. was the
means of arousing the colonies to more de
termined effort. Illustrated. Cloth, $3.50.
Boston: ". a. Wilde * Co.
Malvern" new story for young readers
by Ellen Deland. il well characterized as
"a nei@hborhood story Malvern is a small
suburban town in New Jersey. The neigh
boys and girls. How they felt and acted.
what they did and how they did IL forms an
interesting narrative. The authors de-
her knowledge Of their ways accurate. IL
Illustrated. Cloth, $l.5a Boston: w. A.
Wilde & Go.
The flying of kites. formerly regarded as
merely a childish amusement is receiving
attention in recent years as an aid 10 scien-
tific investigation. Some beautiful bird y
eye PHOTOGRAPHIC views have been taken by
means OF kites 1T high attitudes. The
whole subject. including the construction
and mana cement of kites. is treated In
"Parakites.' by Gilbert Il. WogIom- The
book win interest the curious Illustrated
Buckram. si.55. New York: G. p. Putna - s
Sons.
The "Frc5gy Fairy Book is a contribu-
ton to Christmas literature by Anthony
Dresel Eiadle. The story tells OF the adj
ventures of Elsie Lee. typical little
American girl OF tender years. among the
frogs that inhah!t a certain little brook
babhling near ~ Elsic's home The little
volume il printed in large type and bound
in red canvas Published by the breXei,
The stories of Captain Mayne Reid seem
TO have undy.ag popularity among boy
readers. A new edition is issued OF 1.-THE
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BINFCRD DOUBLE WEDDING.
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Special 10 The IntianapoIis' JOURNAL.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 2i.-At
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bin
ford at $50 O'Clock this evening, took place
the double Wedding Of their daughtt RS, Mi S
Elizabeth r. Binford and Edgar ID. Ran
dolph. an attorney Of Lafayette, and Miss
Fannie j. Binford and Clarence d. Stevens.
who holds the chair OF English at Vim
ccnnes University. Mrs. A. B. Anderson
played the wedding march and Miss Nay
Kline and Miss Edna Dice entered the
north parlor through the library and took
places near the bridal altar. Miss Kline
sang "Oh. Promise Me-, and Miss Dice
sang Il Promise Thee. AZ the conclusion
of the solo the Is,hengrin march was COM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
THE METHODISTS.

The fifth days. aession Of the Virginia
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South was opened in Lynch
burg yesterday.
Rev. w. Watts, chairman Of the com.
mttee appointed to consider the advisa-
bility Of changing the time Of the meet
ing Of the annual conference, reported
that the committee deemed it inexpe-
dent to make any change and the
report was adopted.
Rev. Richard Ferguson, Of Campbell,
made the report on district conference
recorda, which was adopted.
The report Of the board Of education,
was again taken up. The report pro-
voked lively discussion. Dir. White
head moved an amendment TO the
report indoraing number of education
al iuatitutiona az worthy OF patronage,
without naming the institution. The
amendment wag adopted.
The report Of the board Of finances,
allowed that collections were good and
that claims would be paid dollar for
dollar.
The report of the Preachers Relief
Society of tho Virginia conference
showed balance from 1895 Of 81, 574
total receipts for post year, ST., 354
disbursements, $l3 ,951 /; balance, s. ,402,
and assets, s29, SOP
The secretary Of the society reported
that through Row. T. II. Campbell they
had received during the year contri
button of$l 900 and contribution OF
several hundred dollars from the estate
of the late Rev. j. ID. Lumsden.
Judge Kilby, of Suffolk, made brief
talk in connection with the report,
asking for tho society additional sub
scriptions, stating that they would
take any amount Of money, invest it
and pay good rate OF interest during
the donator's life time if the principal
wero presented to them as a gift to be
used for tho society's benefit after the
donator's death.
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NEWS OF The DAY.

Biaacp MIRA. tne lz>t III tae 7lanlsh
Catholic bizaope of Califo,niz, hsz zz.,-
I'd f.: NJ homs IL 5p2in, vhe.e IL VIII
end ne ozys.
Pese, Maher knocksd ont Joe Caoyn-
xxi, ii California. VIA ,ight nzcd
s~ing Or tae Jaw she. tvo rnirutee
aid tgsnty-E7s ssco1dz q tae s!Ita
round IN tnei, twenty-roand coutesc o.
fors the B.oedwzy, Es1 TorE, Atale.ic
Club lat niga..
TIE ,,ztionzl Grsrgs. in =a==ion II
Washington, ycz.erday adopted .@o-
ln,ion IL :zvor q tle sppoin.uen. Q: 6
practical iz,mer :of secretary OF agricul-
tore, ard Appointed couuiliee &c
daft uemorizl 20 VI. Mckinley, ex-
pressing the vie9z o. tbs Grange.
Tne Spari=n Loan Of y. 5000 Pc
secsz hzz b==o largely oversuosc<i6<d
Il re 7sr.oz= ci.i=s o. Spain Tnsge
wz1 2rez. ctu=n Of people 81 TIE o.
Ec== II :a= CITY o: Madrid o. re Bank
o: spain. n1ico L nsndlins the loa1.
81 sor.o1= 20 sgbsc:io= toc the Few
is=1e.
SoEtc T-o3pES are --YlcE 70
eet Up Z eaE --.%ee1 MS coaac-y sud
spain, IL: iAe policy o: re sduiniS-
:rs;ioa II -elst:oa 10 Cuosa affairs :
solely ole o: peace, suC ne most con
c..lato.y Sp.Eic p.evz.-s:r 81 diplomatic
rexotia:.ol= between tce c;tsd States
aad Span.
2s1.ndsr Stephens Clay. Of Cobb
coGntv. chairman o:the Georgia demo
ca &c S:ate executive committee sud ez
| pr=z.d=o. .: toe STATE Senate, vas uomi.
rz:=1 FOR Uu;:ed S:ates Senator 10 sue
c==d joan 3. Gordon b7 the demo
c.&:;c legislative caucus e. Atlanta YES
:=cday evening.
TIE Alabama legislature held eau
c1= -; nigEt % TIE Senatorial CUES
:ion. S2i iSo names We l. re them
and ins 5r=: ballo: resulted in Gen. Z
II. P=t.uz, OF Selma, receiving 81 votes:
Gov. ". c. Oates Is. Senator Pugh
AID Congressman Bankbead did lot 60
before the CAUCUS.
The year old infant OF Mrs. John
SPRING., VINO lives near Blowing Rock,
y c., waa killed BY vicious hog q few
dag zince. Hearing the child scream
the motaer looked up juat IN tine to
zee the hog dragging it of bodily. She
gave chase, but the hog gained cover
and killed the enid almost before the
mothers eyes.
Princess Elvira, daughter Of Don
Carlos, the pretender to the Spanish
throne, recently went 70 Rome TO ysit
her sister, Princess Massimo. She met
Connt Folchi, an artist, who i. a mar.
ried man, with a family, and fell in love
with him, with the result that they ran
away togethar. Princess Elvra took
with her her jewels, which are valued
at $4,000. The whereabouts Of the
couple are unknown.
Washington ia the Mecca of many
young bridal couples, and their antics
cause no comment. 1t il no uncommon
thing for young bridegrooms to make
exhibitions Of themselves in the usual
ways But when man came along
yesterday evening and registered at one
Of the leading hotels AZ civilian
Thompson and wife Minnie, Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, y" it was conceded that the
limit had been reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. IA serious
shooting affair occurred at McLeads, a
small station five miles below SWANS.
boro, Georgia, in which three young
men, Mr.. Felix Rountree and two
brothers, John and Lawson Sutton,
were MORALLY wounded. The men had
some words about settlement at SUIT.
tons gin. John Sutton knocked ROM
tree down with piece OF iron. Roun-
tree rose. drew pistol and shot FIVE
lines, missing them. Drawing another
ne fred i've more shots mortally
wounding both the Sutton brothers.
As he walked OF, some one unknown
shot Rountree in the back, MORALLY
wounding MIN. All parties are well 20
do and highly connected.
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iLa mouth.

ONE or the ao-called independent
newspapers Of Washington advises the
appointment OF Il negro 70 Il scat in Mr..
McKinley'B Cabinet. Upon the idea Of
Mr.. Cleveland, that negroea ahould be
appointed to responsible AMI lucrative
Offices, not for competency, bnt in order
to recognize the negro element Of the
country'a population, the paper refer
red 10 il right, especially a. it WA by
tho negro vote that Mr.. McK:n!sy waA
oIectsd And thouIh aune rnuthern
people you'd refrain from as.Hrstirg
the social funct!nn: Ia wnLta *f&.. III.
apppintes anti III: finally @.izi.t r.osG:fs,
pate, :ufslY npne ii .nsm ntyH III. *f5e
N MS ap|>intm@as Cfu>a,*@. m .,
isctirn tnoN i>>as.i,!Y NJ mn. ty 2
&orinsin iepDbiican
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How's This 2.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward FOR
any case Of Catarrh that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHENEY & CO, Props Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known f. j.
Cheney for the last - years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trans4c.
tons and financially able to carry out any
Obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TgUAX. Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o.
WAIDISG KISSAS & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Price 75c per bottle
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are tie best,
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N@r,1 prren OF

P4DCc4E. hy~ No7. -l.-toEE le-
groes were seriously wounded anc
sve ocheIs spr;nkled WIZ bCczzco.
Iszt Right By mob o. @hice m=n II
AL.oo1a. a:teeu nilez kom 1ere o. re
Tennaeee river. Fifteen negroes Te-e
cu:ting -imb=c :o- the Standard OF Co.
They lad oeen ordered 20 l=a7e, oe.1g
told.toer 20 nezfo= Tzs e-.cT1d % zap
taere. Jco. Ee=oeI. tas :orsmsn. &C.
c:ded ,ne,= We 20 Gzng=- O. 'i2-ecce
AID the negroes were =iLc!rg aro1cd q
Old =nokenoG=e. 1teo uoo Of a:-Eg
meu swoop=d Gowa upon tce0 aod
6-E.u 1-.1z. sc-e :: - leE-1@= :zc -
re Tc-2dz az o.z=z -ozz1. -E:zzs = -
ho1.= WIN &c :oce-zr- Tz= roo :zer
s-sr-sc . b1cr tze -cz:=- =. - :s-=-.-
=ped :o- pace and - :z=zro== -e-e z1T=a
Eeuty-S7e c;nCts- = ~a.c- = .eaTe No
9 negro can y found 70. 05.4= 1900 -
-,a-fzr
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Expelled from the Order.

ROCHESTER, \. Y, Nov. I7.-Tne
general assembly OF the Knights 0: L.
Dor to-day took up the report OF TIE
committee on appeals and grievances.
The case OF ex-Cougressman c. O..
Conn. editor and principal owner Of
the Washington Times. was considered
st length. Mr.. Conn was charged WIFE
making malicious statements about the
general master workman and general
secretary Of the order in MS paper. He
was suspended by the National Execu.
tive Board several months ago, and
from that sentence appealed to the
general emily. As result OF to-
days delioeration Mr. Conn was ex-
PEELED from the order and his paper
placed upon the list o. unfair papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
Outraged by Whitecnps.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 17.-At Okla
bona, settlement just south Of Gov
ington, at midnight Sunday, six men,
dressed as women, and wearing white
masks, burst open the door OF a hut &C.
cupied by Harry Hamlin, who was liv-
ing with Mrs. Alice Harrison, who mad
left her husband. Mrs. Harrison and
Hamlin were dragged to the bank Of
the river, stripped and dashed with
heavy switches. The victims have both
been in serious condition since, but
were pronounced out OF danger last
night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

KISSES TO KEEP BOYS INDOORS
There arc six young ladies in Remove,
Pa, who are bound not to allow leap
year to pass without accomplishing
some good for the opposite sex. They
have organized the Edelweiss Social
Club, the purposes of which are to furn-
ish entertainment for invited young
men. They have engaged club.room
and are arranging it in cheerful man
ner. Just what the lnitiatory cere-
monies will consist of the young ladies
will not say, but one Of the girls has
admitted that kiss and hug shall be
the password for all male members.
The six young women who are the
primo movers in the novel club declare
that their object is to get the young
men oil the street corners during the
winter; and, inasmuch as the club girls
are all pretty and fetching, their object
will doubtless be attained. Lovemak-
ing will not be allowed, under penalty
Of n fine. The girls VIII darn stock
ings and knit mittens for the bows, but
the latter, in order to be available for
membership, must refrain from smok-
ing, chewing and drinking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
Epi.copaI Church Congress.

NoRRoLE, Va, Nov. 17.-Prominen.
Episcopa! clergy. and laity are erriv-
ing fr2m I'll parts Of tie country 70
attend the fifteenth aunual congress o.:
tae church II America. which con
veoed nsfe to-dar. TIE opening 81.
dress wz= delivered By R.ga: R=v. I.
c. Sztcz!l-e. Bishop o; W2=ring:on
5.=hop Randolph. otSo1.2e!n Ii.g1.s.
Uao vii preside, delivered e add.4s-
.! wslc0m=. TIE topic ioa!ga. ".
BE- HoT can socia! uui:y D ba=. g.
tanned, and among to= sp=zs=r= az
Edwin Lawrence God.in. s5itor Q: .a=
Eew IoTE Put. and Gorge W2a-oo
Pepper, d Pn!lsd=lphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

III rng rstz,unt ri The YotE III ons
county alons 10 West Virginia, McDow.
Gil the ballota vi no les. than four hun
bred negro rspsatera and coloniats we're
thrown out. Yet Mr. Hcott, the West
Virginia member Of tbs national repub-
lIcan committee, who opposed the ode
basement of tbs natjou's currency" and
Opposes the payment Of ono cont OF
West VirRinia's just share Of the debt
Of the Htnts from which tho territory
of which She ia composod wan stolen,
says tho defeated republican cand-
dates for Congrcss in Virginia must
contest the saatn Of their successful
democratic compositions on tho alleged
ground Of fraud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
ERGINIA NEWS.

Z c. Me.sdiia, q: virginia, ne 5een
pronosed IRON $40 u $3.50 Do=i-
too IL tas Cn!ted S:a:== Tr=z=ury g.
Wezhirg.on.
Tns kicauo1d Locouoci7e ard Ma
cciae WorEs haS nzd 70 u: o. ==TeEel
msu II ne yzriou= departments II the
Il. EsT days o. account o. Lace Of
VOC
TIE -esurrs ron Virgins were only
completed yesterday. The vote was S.
follows Bvysa. l5:.9S5: Mckinley.
-. -,'S: Palmer, ZIG: lowering. $50:
Gsteoet:. is.
Al odd accident. by which an eight
yea--old boy loSe Ms lie. occurred 81
aooSood. nes- Norfolk. Sunday. Lit
tle Ralph. me son ~ Dr. !. +. LesgerI,
OF ms: p.sea. Will playing alone in $
barn. fell hsadyir>, into deep hole
which &c SID his Comrades had dug in
huge pile q cotton seed. Tie child
wsS missed. and searching for him his
is;aes found his iscI stacking UP out Of
the mound Of seed.
After considerable delay the Jury in
ne INNER case was completed III
Ricamond yesterday by Venue brought
:rooi NoEiolS. The case immediately
proceeded. The taking OF testimony
began AZ tie session Of Tie court yeSter
dsy stteruoon ana attracted consider
aoie atteution. The prosecution closed
is case laSE night and the defense
opened their side. Miss Ida May Win
mer. the daughter OF James <. VIM
mer, the prisoner. was the first witness
called for the defense. Miss WINNER.
VINO IS about twenty years old, told OF
me alleged assault upon her py Samuel
Thslhimer. Il was for the alleged as
saul. made By Tnalhimer which caused
the prisoner 10 STAB the latter 10 death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

VIZ COURSE no boltor will attempt to
DO " dolog"to to my ward, city, county
or Stat" democratic convention, at least
untiliaitor torn of probation, or. If be
should, could not succeeded, for tho good
and sufficient reason that unless tho ac-
ton of such convention should exactly
suit his own individual fancy, no would
DO likely TO bolt again, SGT up another
ticket, md charge all tho othcr dole
gates TO the convention with having
abandoned tho true" democratic
party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
accidenr.,n o. Linz.

NV YozE. No7. 17-The =:=aa=.
Mobile whicn arrived this morning
from LONDON, brings the news tna: .n=
Anchor liner Anchorie. from Glasgow
for New YORK. is anchored in Latitude
900, longitude 70.59. having broken
her anai;. The Ancnoria did no; mead
assistance e. the engineers were taen
engaged in placing an extra length O:
snafting 10 position.
The big freight steamer Teuric. Q:
the White Star Line, outward bound
for Liverpool, is aground il Gedney=
channel. The steamer wants 10 a.
sistanc- and expects 10 get OF at nigh
water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

The property holders OF Glasgow
Scotland, will, next yoar, DO exempt
from municipal taxation, tho receipts
from water, Rna, electric lights and
railroad privileges, and from sewage,
and hcwerngo facilities, bolng amply
sufficient to meet NIL the necessary nx-
ponBea Of the city. Tho property hold.
ora OF Alexandria would considor them.
solves fortunate if tho receipts from
privileges and InciltoB similar to those
referred to would bo sufficient TO pay bal
thor city'a oxponsoH. no that their tax
blls might DO reduced accordingly
There is nothing moro conducive tt
tho growth OF a city than low tnA
rate, and the convorno III just M trlio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

NIX. MCKINLEY will ontor tho White
House Pledged to tho support of the
OWL service law and rules How TINT
Pledge will DO fulfilled is n matter OF
no littlo curiosity to democrats and Of
anxiety to republicans. If his actions
shall agree with his words, there will
DO Tow or no changes in tho list OF
federal officials, othor than heads OF do
partmonts md foreign minister's. But
ii Is aurmisod by those who know the
character of tho demands that will be
undo upon him that no democratic Of
lice holder can lay tho ilattoring JUNCTION
to hiH soul that his title to his place il
cloar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17
The seaboard Air Line Transfer

BALTIMORE, Nov. l7.-Thomas F.
Ryan. OF New York, arrived here this
morning prepared to purchase the pool
ed stock OF the the Seaboard and Roam
oke Railroad Company which will give
him and associates control OF the Sea
board Air Line system. The delay in
the transfer Of the stock last Saturday
is construed By some financiers 10 mean
that the committee may be unable to
turn over its holdings II ia generally
believed that either a consummation OF
the deal Will effected to-day or an Off
cial statement made giving the exact
status Of the negotiations.
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AoRE DEMOCRATS 70 Co ,z-Ee

MoaE DEMOCRATS 70 CO. lz-E=
number Of gove.1m=a: officials Q: rig.
d=greeia ,i= S:a:=z Q: virginia W.:
yirgir:a end Tennessee VII. :: : SAD.
D. dismissed With ~ days. I====r-
day 4 coci=ye-c1 rs c=.1 = |iz-1l1:-
tor % rum2=: .: bo.:e-z. a-1 O..
vs. = ad= gpo1 - P:=s.de-: a16
demand uzG= -: ;c= 5=zc= 9: - O.
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9i=.-.ct attorneys &c ~. ss--s.ao:s
ard Q: =ev=-g. :1:=-1zl revenue co.l=ct-
Or. who hzy= b=e1 especially p1ou--
nspt il sdvocst:rg Bryaus election,
aud nave 5=en active IL ile i.se silver
agitation WHILE il o9ce.
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DIED.

Al her residence, northeast corner Of Lee
and Wolfe streets, November 10th, 1896, at
12:lO p. M, ELIZA JANE, wife of George
Swain, in the 73rd year of her age. Funeral
from her late residence, Wednesday, the 18th
instant. at p III. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
At her homo, in this city. on Monday. No.
yembcr 10th, Mrs JANE CHRISTIAN
MAYRE, widow of DR.. James Brsxton Mayre.
blessed arc the pure in hcart for they
shall sec God
Tho funeral services will be held at 10
o'clock a. m, Wednesday, at her late resi-
donco, No. 1875 Duke street. Intermcnt at
Fredericksburg, Va.
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TIE -z:Ezi.9.-z C4-E.-I1 re Co-r.
:! Coz: :: |o9.=.oez "a :e::sc:z?. .o--e
-:o-5s wz= sa;e-s: i re :nc.c;nel: sza.r=:
E.l3=: : W=..a@:ac-:z. @ao VS. t-iec 8: re
.1g2z. :scz q "a; coGr: 70: .ae marie; @:
- w.:= = IA: cogn:y q: Feo.-s.:. I:
-! = :ene1 5=:ei "a; .: ,he ...z. Ire ~?
rendered Tsrcic: Of murder Il : e second
degree al Lret Is punishment: g. eighteen
ye4:= Z tie i@ul-en;i4r!. ~; which verdict
Tas =: a.ise o? ne o5Er: s being CONTRARY
% me evidence ad6Ccei n :ne ;r!ai o; The
ca:e. a the .zT Q! This State prohibits :e-
;r!sl Tor higher o:Feuse t52n the accused had
teen acquitted Of. ;his wAs the OILY coG-se
for the CON-: 70 pursue. WeA;ae-hol;z VII
BE- held on IN indictment ior attempting =
Kill his n9ther.ir-law s5Ee TINE previous 70
tae killing OF his vile. He Vas Eet1rne'. 70
Winchester for safe keeping mill The Deem
ber term, when the case viii be heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

To zzo~ how sas Virgaiz eeaao-
czs.s "prs7eIsed E.ss vote AID Z III
coon.n zEd ooamit:ed "oosszzso2z
f,e1dz' z. the rsc@at elscS.oHl, il z ot'i7
nsceesay ~ meutioa TIE Act ta&t
tho7zn Mr. Fla<d, tas dsnocra''c en-
dNats hr Coagess IN The a.auntcn
d.z.,.c4. recei7sd fuar &4o1>anA anofe
vo.ss ,aza ths democratic Congrsae-
MN f,on soz. di=.ric4 Escsiysd two
ye.rs ayo. be was detsztsd By ris Ee-
p1DEtzn colapeii;or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-17

JIiz municipal authorities 81 "aah-
ington haze arrestsd some men charged
with shooting Wild ducks within the
water. Of the District Of Columbia,
which extend N thia city. But few
Wild ducks are ever Heen On The r7s!
between here and Warrington nova
days, though formerly 70 plentiful, and
the nockn 10 large that when they
rose they obscured the sun. Tbs con-
slant danger to which they have been
subjected from the big guna and lnceh-
aant shooting has driven them OF, nev
or 10 return. And the few that bow
resort 10 the waters below thu city are
being scared away by Washington
duckors, In ateatn launches. who purhue
them 10 the very henda OF the creeks.
But game laws arc dead letters on both
aides Of the Potomac from this city to
ilH mouth