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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

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We have just received large, varied and
fresh stock Of FLOW Err SEEDS, to which We
invite the special attention Of the Ltdlcs
Among numerous others We will mc.tion the
following varieties :-Abronil Umbcata Airl-
can Hiblsctts Adonis Flower DoIblc Quilted
China Astcrs, Amarnnthus CaIdatus, Sweet
Alys.um, BaIsan Apple, Baisam Pear, Bachr-
lors Bottoms, Doublc BaIsnlus Golden BartonIm
Balloon Vine, Climbing Cobrca White, Grim
son and Mixed CandyLults, Dwarf CcntranthuS,
Calchly Colnsiu, Clcmntis, Canary Bird Flow
cr, Garlic ,permum, CoIurnonc, Cockscomb Can
tcrbury Bells Chrysanthynlnm Cypress Vine,
kluc Didiscus, Creeping Dahlin, Corcopsis, Car
'li'n, Daisy, Drumnonds pnl"A, Foxg."""
Forget .nc-nn. -Four O'Clock, Gas PlaAt cod
cn Chain, Swans Egg Gourd, French Honey
suckic, Pan>y, lI"liynock, Ilyacinlh Beans, lee
Pant, Joscpn's Coat, jacob Ladder, Lark
pur Lupllrs, Mignoncllc, Mock Orange Monks
nool, MnrIguId, Mnrtynin ArScraL1In Mcx-
caIIum Morning Giory, ucl!otrul'", Vcrbcnu,
pus.uIacn, China Pinks, Purple and Scarlet
Poppy, Scarlet, Blue, Purple, Striped and Mixed
Sweet Peas, scarlet md Purple Suge, Scarlet
and Purple Tea wcck-StDck Pctunia, Poinc-
yrann;c, Rose Of Sharon, Naslurtlum, Japan
Maize, Sensitive Plant. Scarlet Runners Sweet
icnDI"ns, Ioucll-Ino-nuL, Wall Flower Sweet
Wl!pn Ilnnia, Sweet Violet ana Snapdrugnn.
They arc a. put up in small papers ut DC cnrh
except llcIiotropc, Ncrbcna and P;.nsy, which
are lUc cnch. Mailed free To any address upon
receipt OF ORDER with money amounting to nj
least jOc. J4NNEY u CO.,
La inc 81 reef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

OFFICERS AT the meeting of the Directors
of the newly consolidated Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad
Company. held in Lynchbnrg, on Tuesday
rieh', the folIc wing officers were elected Nv.
H. Marhury, Treasurer; l.. w. Reid, Secreta-
ry; A. Mclean, Auditor; Peyton Randolph,
Chief Engineer; Eft. Hawks, General Freight
Agent; J. NJ. Broadus, General Ticket Agent !;
Jonas Fisher, General Transportation Agent;
andJ. + Waddey Master Machinist. All the
other officers of the respective companies were
continued lie like positions in the consolidated
company No action Was taken in reference to
salaries as the meeting WAS necessarily short
one.
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HPENlNG DAY.
Mrs. G. l.. SIM SON
Will OPEN on
THURSDAY, APRIL lu.h,
Il very BEAUTIFUL assortment of
PATTERN BONNErS AND HATS.
Also nm endless varlntv of TRIM ED and
UNTRIMM BON NETS M!d li.lTS-ail TO
be sold cheap for cash.
M" Please call and soc them :.p SIT
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NOTICE. The Annual General Meeting Of
the Stakeholder. Of the Alexandria Canal Com
p,tIy viii be held in the chamber of the Board
ot Aldermen, New Market House, in the city
ii Alexandria on MONDAY, the 9Th dag of
May, proXino, at II o'clock m
np 1-co.d T. g. UILER Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

MAYOR OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA, April =, $50.
In ,r.lnlcc with II resolution adopted by
IN. CIV Council al AlcxMudrin, March 18th,
lisa hereby cli'.r ,lanGIug reward Of
TuREE HUNDEED DOLLARS $3.50 for
the apprehension ard ,"ny'ctl"n. Of any on"
r.,i,,n limit. Of the city oC AJ"ynH%rta.
Nh S-2w WI. y. &E.l;hLtl Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

Spring Clothing!
Spring Clothing!
Spring Clothing!
Spring Clothing
Spring Clothing
We have lust returned from New York with
u beautiful stock Of vii the
New STYLES or STRING CL"rHlNG,
In great variety.
Cal carly ut
l. wARTZ & Co.'S,
Sarcpta Clothing Hnll,
NH I7-tf No. - hihg >lrec'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

TIE STATES INTEREST IN THE ~, j.. Il H..
Il. R.-In conformity with q joint resolution of
The General Assembly allowing the W. 4 o,
Railway Company, formerly the Alexandria,
l.oudoun. and Hampshire Railroad Company,
further time within which to pay their past
due bonds for the purchase of the State inter
est in said road and to complete it to Winches-
ter, Mr. Lewis Mckenzie, president Of the
company, paid into the State treasury on
Tuesday the sum of So 600, to be placed to the
credit of the sinking fund. He states that he
will continue to make relnttances and wishes
soon to discharge the whole note of SIC 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

WALL's OPERA HOUSE. Lydia Thompson 5
burleSque troupe, altcra successful tour through
the South, appears at Wallis Opera louise on
Monday evening next in the musical cX:rava-
gariza of Blue Beard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

TIE WEEPING WILLOWS at'Arlington have
crown from slips cut from Pope's celebrated
willow at Twickenham, and brought to this
conutry ut the bcgiuuig Of the Revolutionary
war by Briti,h officer. He gave them to
John Park Gusts, the father of George Wash
lnrton Park Gusts, who afterward trausplautcd
them to Arlington. He was very proud of
them and used to send slips of them to noted
literary persons. = Hushiu1ton Chroaiclc.
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Ne" SPIN GOODS
The largest and best selected stock of
WALL PAPER,
BORDER and
WINDOW SHADES,
ever o:!e.cI in this city at
JOHN z. CLARkE'S,
I'D l5S King street.
DAMNED GOODS-Pcachcs, Pears, Pine
~ apple Rasp0erres. Green Corn, Lima
Bear.7 Green Peas, String Beans, Tomatoes,
Fresh Salmon and Lobster, for sale cheap by
GEO McBURSEY s. SON,
APP 1915 and 10 King street.
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR, of the best
l. baut> for sale low by
GEO. McBURNEY s. son,
APP lGG and 10 King street
ZINE TEAS-A fresh supply of Green and
u Black Teas just receive and for sale AS low
~ the lowest GEO. McBUkNEI u son,
ap 1866 and 10 King street
LNAKLl ROSE rUIAIUEo IN store aha tor
IL selc by GEO. McBURNEi son,
NH Il lGG and 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

IN agency for the sale of the Victor Sew
ny Machine, has been established at the hair
I I.! iancy goods sore of Mr.. j. Ferguson, G6
N'hS street. See advertisement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

LINCOLN HlLL.-Thco Thomas Orchestra,
than which there is no better musical organlza-
n"n IN this country. with Rubnstein. the great
TS' PIANIST nav living, and Wienawski, who
mas II" superior with the violin, are ANNOUNCED
10 a'rrar at Lincoln Hall, Washington, in two
N'"l"S CONCERTS aud one matinee The simple
announcement of this superior combination
S"o't'a he sufficient to fill the hall to over
tiuwin.
AGRICULTURAL AsSoCIATIoN.-BJuk of
subscription to the capital stock of the Agricul-
l'lral and Industrial Association of Alexandria
were Opened this morning, aud about one thou
N'lu dollars have already been subscribed
,,n'oS the many contemplated movements on
'''' Tor The benefit of the city, no one will more
n''aHy prove advantageous to all interests
.n'" me permanent establishment of 40 Acr
cultural Society aud au annual Autumna fair
GUT FOR DAMAGES -1u the Circuit Court
'VF Tue District of Columbia, in Washington
Yesterday, the suit of Fox vs.. Spear, action for
,'':''nnS damage, was again on trial. The
TI.h'i'i, resident of this city was for awhile
defendant agent for the sale Of sewing una
'"'acs aud the declaration alleges that he
caused him uniustly to be arrested for misap
Picatlon of fluids The case was not concluded.
ALEXANDRIA WORKMANSHIP. The tug
'''t George NJ. Griffin, Capt. Mat. kersey,
IA mas Just been supplied with a new engine from
';'e establishment of Mr.. W. S. Moore, of this
gl'y; which Capt. X. says is the best piece of
work he ever saw turned out of machine
I,a"p' and that BY it he gets twice as many rcvo-
'a'"nS OF his propeller as he did by the engine
REPLACED, even when the former was new.
IN agency for the sale of the Victor Sew
ny Machine, has been established at the hair
I a! iancy goods sore of Mr.. j. Ferguson, It's
N'hS street. See advertisement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-10

Sale OF scnts 10 commence Saturday, * lAe
Opera lous'.
ut g. IS y. m. returning. leave Washington nj
LBS p IN. ap9
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

at the ena OF tho year or at otner times a. H 10
Withdrawn for the market. The same rule applies
to tobacco in bonded warehouses;. The Internal
Revenue once Is now conducted at an expense Of
900 5000 per yesi less than under former laws.
The Commissioner Ia satisfied with the law az IL
is, and therefore win make no important recon.
mendation to Congress concerning IL.
The Export Stamp Section OF the Inter-
nal Revenue Laws.
The Attorney General has received letter from
the United States Attorney in the Eastern district
OF Virginia, stating that the Circuit Court OF that
district had decided in favor Of the constitution
atty OF the export stamp section OF the Internal
Revenue laws OF 1868 and 1874 He further said
that the case upon which this decision was made
win probably come up in the United States Su-
preme Court.
The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
The annual report OF superintendent McCartee
or the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing Of the
Treasury Department. has just been made to Sec
retary Richardson. 1t states that the Bureau hal
delivered during the year completed and perfect
bonds, notes and other securities amounting tc
$3.50, 244,3O0. and %, 24,44o,7A5 customs and
internal revenue stamps, amounting te
$lai,e94,47A besides sundry other WORK
for the various bureaux OF the Treasury and
other departments OF the government All this worn
has been accomplished without the loss OF note OF
stamp or o sheet OF paper or any portion thereof
The attempts at initiating the government special
or localized fibre paper have been unsuccessful
thus far.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
ERECTED BY THE VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT, 1873.


The Inscription Is tasteiuly arranged and artist-
cally executed, around fire hat and trumpet. A.
projecting cap two feet six inches square, COM
pletes the monument, upon which stands the statue
OF fireman six feet in height, In full fireman s
Dress with trumpet resting on his right arm and
In his left hand, which hangs listlessly by his side,
is his hat. He stands as q mourner among the
graves about him, with barred head bowed aud
with sad expression OF countenance. The entire
heixht OF the monument is twenty feet.
AT three O'Clock this afternoon the steamboat
Nuhpa, OF Hudson, arrived here, having on board
Hook and Ladder Company, with bands all Of
Hudson. The Gloversville Band and Colts Band.
Of Hartford, have also arrived.
Tomorrow Is the grand tournament day. Tho
prize, $780, The first prize for hand engines is
$3.50, and the second prize, $3.50. The prize for
hose companies Is $50. No engine will be allowed
to compete for q prize unless belonging to
g. sSmpan In d9sw 9s trial
through 200 feet OF hose, using such
nozzle as each company may direct. Hand engines
are also to draw their own water and Play hos hos
companies will run 500 feet. make connection VILE
hydrant and lay 300 feet OF hose
THE ENTRIES
are as -Hoysdrat steamer No. o. hon-
tas, No. l. Of Rhinebecki Excelsior, NO, :, 3' Ndng
ston; Columbia No, l, ofPeekskill stanford NO,
OF schenectady Hudson River, NO. J, o. Coxsackie
Kinosfon Cornell Hose, OF Rond0ut; Ever Ready
Hose, OF Coxsackici Hose NO; 2 oi Springfield,
Mass. Hose No i, Of Springfield Columbia Hoses
OF Peekskill; Stanford Hose, oi Scnenecsaoy.
morrow. The contest for the prizes win take
place ct Eastman Park, commencing at noon. The
PROCESSION will move as eleven O'CLOCK A. NJ, ana
The march will consume one hours time. An im-
mense concourse Of people u expected frem
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT C0NVEN-
TION,

The Fourth Senatorial District Convention met
last night at the Seventh Ward Hotel, in Madison
street. for the purpose Of nominating Senator,
but they didn't do 1t.
) The roll was called and the name Of John Fox
suggested for Senator. The moment the name
was mentioned 1t was apparent that strong op-
Timothy Campbell and James Hayes were
freely canvassed and many speeches were
made by the various parties interested.
the wards In favor or FOX showed q disposition to
withdraw. The opposing wards objected TO any
nomination being made by acclamation. After q
great many bitter speeches. the Seventh, Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth wards. counting "a solid
votes, withdrew from the Convention, declining to
vote for Fox. The Convention was even then going
to nominate Senator; but Judge Hogan, In an able
speech, held that the question should be submitted
to the fammany Hall General Committee. An ad-
journment was taken amid general confusion.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
APOLLO HALL.
Tam any VIII Not Unite and the Apoi
- lOs Recome Belligernnt.

Tam many VIII Not Unite and the Apoi-
sa n los Become Beliigerant.
The County Convention Of the Apollo Hall Democ-
racy was neld last evening in Irving Hall. On the
motion OF Mr.. Hincken Mr julius Wadsworth, OF
the Twenty-1rst ward, was nominated as the per-
manent Chairman OF the Convention.
Alter being unanimously elected Mr.. WADswoRTH
was escorted to the platform, and on taking the
chair said:-
II is with feelings OF pride that / ind myself
called upon to preside over so many OF the demo-
laborers for the democratic party We are called
together tonight with q common purpose,
namely to wrest from the hands OF
an unworthy and corrupt set OF
men. known as the Tammany Society, the rens
OF political power, and to again turn them over TO
the people. In whose hands they should rest. !
shall not further occupy your time The convention
Is now organized and ready Tor business.
The credentials were then called for on the
motion OF J. NJ McCLENNAN, alter which the en-
tire roll OF 61S names OF delegates was called
SAMUEL q. COURTNEY, as chairman or the COM
mittee appointed to confer with Tammany Hall,
reported the utter failure OF all negotiations.
He read the letter from Tammany wnicn
appeared in the papers OF wednesday. ana
his reply, which was published YESTERDAY. Mr..
nearly an hour, which concluded his report.
The Conference Committee was, on motion, con.
tinued until the oath inst, at which time they VIII
be ready for final report.
The Convention then adjourned, TO reasscmble at
the same place on Friday evening, october "a.
nominations was circulated. The meeting Is SET
down for the 18th inst.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
CASHIER PHELPS TRIAL.
Arguments on tho $4,000 Draft at the
Police Court Examin ation-ssThe Vic-
tim Of Unfortunate Circumstances"

Arguments on the $4,000 Draft at the
Police Court Examin ation-"The Vic.
tim Of Unfortunate Circumstances"
ALBANY, NY, Oct. 16, 1873.
Charles Fl. Phelps, the defaulting cashier OF the
State Treasury was brought from jail to the Police
Court to-day for examination. His manner was
nervous and downcast. Mr.. A. Chapman, OF New
York, one OF his counsel. appeared In Court with
him. To the inquiry II he was ready to go on with
the examination Phelps responded in the af1rmar
tive.
District Attorney Moak informed the Court that
the draft alleged to have been stolen had not
been secured yet, and asked postponement to
some future day.
Mr. Chapman responded that the defendants was
here ready to answer the charge against him and
could in fifteen minutes show mis- innocence.
Justice Mcnamara said the District Attorney,
II making the application In good faith, should
have the opportunity to secure this important
The District Attorney said he wanted to show that
the draft had defendants signature. II he could
do that the fact Of the grand larceny would be es
Mr.. Chapman replied that the draft would prop
erly bear his signature az all such drafts did.
State Treasurer, who was present. should take the
stand He desired to ask him . lew questions
Charge Char Of stealing the $4,000 draft could not be
sustained. His client, he said, was the victim OF
unfortunate circumstances, Dut ne was MOI guilty.
or the offence here charged against him. he spoke
in this vein at some length, extoiling the defend
ants character, and insisted that the defence was
entitled to the proof that crime was committed or
else o discharge from custody.
Mr.. Moak replied, saying 1t would be shown
that the defendant had passed under two or three
fictitious names within the past six months In this
city he gave check for horse he had purchased
under an other name than hts own. Although nomi-
nally Q clerk, II 1t were shown that he entertained
the intent when he obtained the paper to steal 1t
he was guilty Of grand larceny. He (Mr. Moak)
desired the paper In question to show taat when
After further colloquy the case was postponed
until Saturday, and Phelps was remanded to jail.
Upon the application Of the state Treasurer
accountant Mr.. Warren, OF New York, to make an
examination the books Of the Treasurer's once.
with the view OF ferretlng out the extent OF the
thefts The State Treasurer has been In commune
cation with the various county tre0surers ior sew.
eral DAYS and is accumuating the drafts forwarded
by them. He Will soon be able to trace every dol
| lar of the money.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
NEW YORK STATE NOMINATIONS

KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 18, 1879.
The republicans to-day nominated Henry G. Con-
molly OF Kingston, for State Senator In the Four
teenth district, and Robert A. Snyder, OF Sanger
ties for the Assembly the First district OF Ulster
county.
The democrats OF the Second district have nom.
mated John d. Winfield for the Assembly.
MIDpLETowN, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1878.
The Republican Convention W whch met here to-
day has renominated Senator Madden.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct 16, 1878.
The Republican Convention OF the Eighth Judi
cial district, alter over thirty bafotings, with
three candidates, nominated Hon. John l.. Talcott,
Of Bufrao, which nomination was afterwards made
unanimoUs.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
SEVENTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL CONvEN.
TION.

The Tammany delegates to the Seventh Senate
rial district met last night at their hall, corner
OF Eighth avenue and Thirty-fourth street. for the
purpose OF organizing. full representation OF
the delegates was present. Mr.. Daniel J. O'Oonnor
was moved to Iilo chair and made few remarks.
Routine business was then transacted, and Con-
ference Committee was appointed to confer with
other organizations and agree upon choice, con-
sisting OF the following Michael Shaughnessy,
from the Eleventh; Bryan Morgan, from the Fff-
teenth; M. J. Power, from the Sixteenth, and
Rufus Dodge, from the Eighteenth. The Conven-
ton then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
KINGS COUNTY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS

The republicans Of Kings county have completed
their Assembly nominations. Frederick Cocheu, OF
the Thirteenth ward, was unanimously nominated
for Assembly by the Seventh District Convention.
Mr. Cocheu, who is President OF the Grand Street
and Newtown Railroad, has served one term In the
Legislature. and was formerly Deputy United
States Marshall In the latter capacity he rendered
excellent service to the Revenue Department by
erreting illicit whskey stills In the Fifth ward.
In the Eighth Assembly district George @. Ben
nett has been nominated for Assembly. Mr.. Ben
nett, who was active member OF the 'liberaln
republican party last year. represented his district
In the House In 1871.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
FIFTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The Fifth Senatorial District Democratic Conven.
tion held meeting last night at Adratc Hall, Hud-
son and Barrow streets, at which they appointed
conference committee to confer with outside
organizations. The meeting then adjourned to
meet on Wednesday October %. Shortly after the
adjournment the conference committee were
waited upon by two delegations from the Apollo
Hall Convention and a German democratic reform
association, Tor the purpose OF assisting them to
carry the district The committee agreed to hold
meeting on next Tuesday evening, at the Univer-
sity Building, for the purpose OF conferring to-
QeJher.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
Thc Lihernl county Conxention.

The Liberal County Convention, composed OF
nearly the same set Of delegates as composed the
city, met Immediately afterwards Mr.. j. W. Pickett,
OF the Sixth ward, presiding. The entire demo.
cratic county ticket with the exception OF Justice
OF Sessions, was endorsed, and the Convention then
and considerable nthustasm prevailed.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
DEATH OF CLOUD, THE oARsNAH.
NHW ORLRANs. IA. Oc,

NEW ORLEANS, La, Occ. 10, 1919.
Joseph @. Cloud, the oarsman who started rom
Philadelphia some three months since to row to
this city BY canals and rivers, died on Tuesday
last 1--we miles above Piaqueminc. Cloud was
found In his boat In an almost exhausted condition
on Monday and died the next day. HIS diary
shows that he had been suffering with what no
death
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT C0NVEN.
TION,

The Eighth Senatorial District Convention met
last night, with Thomas McCellar presiding Every
member OF the Convention had either speech or q
resolution longer than himself, to deliver, and IN
preference 10 hearing them an adjournment was
taken until Wednesday evening next.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
EAsrox pa O

III EAsT0N Pa, OCT TO, Io'o
The twenty seventh annual Convention OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity has been In SESSION
here during the last two days. Three sessions
were held on wednesday and another session Uni, ,
morning. Tonight public enter.atn,ne ~ ~ yester
day and win preside at the entertainments mr'
WAYNE NcVeagh Will deliver the oration.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
KILLED BY A FALL

John cassidy, man twenty-four years OF age,
died In Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the
effects OF injuries said to have been received on
wednesday morning at NO. 30 Crosby street by
mil while intoxicated. An inquest wiz be held
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
The Democratic Asse mbly

The Democratic Assembly Conventions.
The Democratic Assembly conventions were held
last night in the various Assembly DISTRICTS when
the following nominations were made:-
Dtsts Dfsts.
I-James F. Donough. 6-Adjourned to Monday.
2-Adjourned to Thurs 6-John Raber.
day. =
S-MIchael C0ffee. Sired. Kalbneisch.
l-Theo. N. Mulvin. 9-J0hn McGroarty.