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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24
Indian FIEh.lng on .he Tezas BORDER

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Secretary
Of War has received a telegram from Gen.
Sheridan, at Chicago, in relation TO the
raid oI Colonel Mckenzie on the camp
oI the Kickapoo and Lipon Indians on
the 18th inst, about eighty miles from
Fort Clark, Texas. The Indian loss was
nineteen killed, two wounded, and for.
mer chief Of the Lipons and lorty.one
women and children, captured, besides
two villages and their accumulated
property, which was destroyed. Colonel
NcEeuzie's loss was three men wounded,
one mortally. The dispatch says nothing
about a fight taking place on tho Mexican
Territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24
SHOOTING AGsIr al RufaIo.

BUFFALO, May 23.-Considerable ex.
citement prevailed here last evening rela.
tive to shooting affair between Col. r.
E. johnson, U. s. A commanding at Fort
Porter, and Dr.. Perkins, regarding the
alleged intimacy between the former and
tho latter's wife. Shots were exchanged,
and Col. johnson received two flesh
wounds. Popular sentiment Is against
JOhnYon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

THE Congressional Excursionists atteE
getting aboard steamer at Galveston for
New Orleans yesterday, unbosomed
themselves in a series Of voluble resolu-
tt0us thanking all the railroads and steam
boats that had dead.hcaded them, and all
others who had dined and wined them.
This is little ceremopey no well.bred
trec.blow excursionist ever omits
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Yankton sioux ON the War. Palb,

WASHINGTON, Nay ga dispatch re.
ceiVed at the War Department from Gen.
Custar, dated Fort Randall, Dakots, 14th,
contains the following statement: Two
hundred warriors and young men belong.
Ing to the Yankton Agency left their res
ervations lew days ago to join the hos
tile bands Of the Upper Mission, and that
the Indians will muster 5000 warriors in
the field this summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24
THE PoLARIS EXPEDITION.
Opinions About the Death OF Capt.
Hall.

Hall,
New York, MAY 23.-Judge Charles
P. DAILY, President OF the Geographical
Society, speaking of the death Of Captain
Hall, says that the letter writer who
started the poisoning story, on the ex.
preston Of q suspicion by an Esquimaux,
would not have done so had he known
that that breed does not know what the
truth means. Joe is spoken OF Us a well
meaning man, but Hans Is a man Of bad
reputation and was near being hanged by
DR.. Hayes on one OF his expeditions, 60
convincing was the proof that he was the
cause Of the death Of Mr.. Sontag. Judge
DAILY Is not inclined 10 accept as true, the
stories told OfCapt. BuddiDgton by those
rescued, and alludcs TO the circumstance
that Tyson and Myers were reported as
showing insubordination at Disco. Capt.
Hall, he says, however, was not capable
OF leading such an expedition, and did
not care 30 much that the north pole
should be reaCheda as that he should reach
II. He was no seaman, and an attempt
TO induce him 10 leave the command TO
Lieut.. Grinnell, son Of his beneiactor,
failed. Olr. Grinnel, when spoken 10 on
the subject, said Capt. Ball lacked only
one requisite for the task he undertook
the ability TO govern men. John Heynan,
who furnished the expedition with por-
tion oil the outfit is made to say by an in.
terviewer that Hall expressed himself
confident that Buddington, Chester and
Morton would sustain him in any discip.
lin he should Gttemptto enforce, and that
he Heynan in his daily,visits to the Po.
lsris when at New York, was not favor
ably impressed by Tyson. He regarded
him as very dissatisfied man, and one
whom il would be difficult 10 manage.
In his opinion that the party rescued werc
desertcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

PITrBUReH, May 2S.-Tho river has
risen very slowly, the marks at o'clock
this evening indicated feet ! inch OF
water In the channel. Weather warm
and clear. Excellent progress has been
made toward raising the Exchange. She
will probably be H6oat by tomorrow
noon,
CINCINNATI, May 23.-River IS feet Q
inches rising, Weather warm and cloudy,
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LATER.
The Damage and Loss Of Life Great
er than Reported.
The Earth Swept as by a Flood.
Terrific Force Of tho Wind

WASHINGTON, Iowa, May 23.-Addi'
tional news from the tornado makes the
damage done o great deal more than has
been heretofore reported. Six more per-
sons have died since the dispatch Of this
morning, making eight In all. The names
oil the victims not before reported are:
Laden Houssl, Dir. Davidson, Dir, Baker,
q daughter Of Jacob Seek and the children
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SAD AccTDENT-Mr. Thomas Isen-
hood, a farmer of Buffalo Township, re-
siding near Bethany was cutting wood in
company with his son on Thursday, May
18Th; while the son was in the act OF
striking with his ak, II flew oil the han
die, the poll striking his father severe
blow on the head. Mr.. Isenhood did not
realize the severe nature Of the wound
snd in consequence did not call in med
, Ical aid until the ensuing Friday night,
when the SYMPTOMS becoming alarming
DIS. Cox and shriver were sent for
They found upon examination that the
skull had been broken and several pieces
Eero pressing upon the brain. The ply E
;lcians remained during Friday night,
but were unable TO restore consciousness
10 the now insensiblc patient, although
lucy removed several pieces Of the skull
10 contact with the brain. The patient
remained insenSible until his death, which
occurred on the following Monday at l2
ocIock.-H HellsJuFg Nslsi.
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weather Report.
Wan DEPARR1IKR,
OFPIuh or FHB UHIEP SI0NAL OPNuR.
WAIHNuToA, D. O., Nay as 90 HH.
ppouApTT y1.Tpu

For the northwest and upper lake
region and thence 10 the Missouri and
Ohio valleys rising barometer, fresh
northwesterly and southWesterlY winds
partly cloudy and cleer weather and low
or temperature will prevail and conditions
indicate occasional severe local storms
For the Gull States, Tennessee and South
Atlantic States southeasterly winds, wsru
and partially cloudy weather. For the
Middle States low barometer, rising
winds and partly cloudy and clear wealth
er with possibly y an occasional thunder
storm along the seaboard. For Canada
and New England falling barometer
warm and partially cloudy weather with
southeasterIy and occasional rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24
THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Remarkable Change in His Personal
Appearance.

lirom the Golden Age.)
A visible and singular change had been
going on in Mr.. Chase's figure and ap-
pearanCe for two or three years past, so
that those who used to recognize him by
his solid frame, his stately presence, and
mis- massive face would more recently in
Washington, pass tall, slender, ;sallow
invalid in the streets without imagining
him to he the Chief Justice Of the United
States.
At the funeral. Of Horace Greedy, al
though we stood near enough 10 Judge
Chase 10 have taken him by the hand, we
never once suspected that certain gaunt
aud wasted figure among the mourners-
apparently some nan oi mark whom we
lid not know-was none other than our
old friend of former days, MIR. Lincoln's
Secretary Of the Treasury; no trace oi
the former man being left to reproduce In
nur minds his familiar image; nor, until
Mr.. Greeley's obsequies were over, had
we the slightest notion that they had
been attended by Chief Justice Chase.
Lest this should seem an over.stHte'
incnt OF the change wrought In MIR. ChaSe's
personal appearance, let US add what we
have been told by Mr.. Francis B. Car.
penter, who twice painted Dir Chase from
lite, who had frequent sittings Tor
both portraits, and who thus became
thoroughly acquainted with his face.
This artist, while lately in Washington,
walked one morning into the Supreme
Court TO SEQ the Chief Justice. The
court was in session. and apparently with
full bench, and yet Mr.. Carpenter did
not see Judge Chase. After few mo-
nents, suppOsing him 10 be absent, the
artist was about 10 retire, when, in going
toward the door, he asked the janitor:
"Can you tell me where the Chief Justice
is to-day ""Yes, ,Isir," Twas the reply, "hdt
is the Chief Justice, sitting In his usual
place" Even tho keen eyes Of portrait
painter, who had twice painted that face
and figure, looked at the changed features
and form without knowing them.
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The KhediVa at ConstantlnOple.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, May 23.-Ths' Sultan
yesterday warmly wclcomed.the Khediva
of Egypt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

It Is now expected that the President
Ell! visit Virginia and other Southern
SAtel about the first OF June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

Perkins Bros tannery at Grand
Rapids, Mich, was burned Friday, Loss
$4,000, Insurance unknown.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By the Western Union LiIs,
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and HOnrOs o.
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MODIFICATION INDEBTED
In 70 the subscriber arc hereby notified thE;
thels accounts have been made ont, and payment
can be made on the I'd dsy Of January, isT..
To prevent any confusion, proper Officers VIII
be In attendance, and no lear need be entertained
by interested parties Of any disagoeable eonso-
quVneos on account OF the rush. Only limited
OPENING inward; the precAution being deemed
neecsssry on account Of tho experience Of the
PGIs. I.pyy y'~' - CHAs. II. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-24

A Cabinet session Today was attended
by all the members, excepting Fish 'and
Robeson. Secretary Belknap read several
dispatches, and gave other information in
his possession relating 10 the Indian
affairs,
, 1873-03-30

L'OE SALE CHIAP-A NOVELTY QCtETo
printing rTsss. without 1Jye AppJ 4ccoul hous1
below Dl1estya... Eosta Clark
, 1873-03-30

DlVOECES.
nIvOPCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
Ddccree scandal a'ciced ,aa y-ars practice In tao
MO DIVORCE, 40 FEE-DVoRCEs LEGALLY
obtained for canse1: all law bu.,nssa attended TO-
Gail At, address, Hpon 81. Snu.h C;at1st- Iuclo.s
stamp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZElIE'I
Railroad Accident.

RICHMOND, VA, March 2G.-At about half
past five clock this morning while the passen-
ger train from Wilmington and Weldon was
near Rocky Mount Va. broken rail threw
the first and second class cars from the track,
down au enbankment from eighteen to twenty
feet, the cars at the same time catching fire
from the stoves, and burning and otherwise in
turing many Of the passengers. The engine,
baggage and mai! cars passed over the tressel
work safely, but the ladies ear upon reaching
the tresse broke through throwing one end
of the car in the creek aud stopping the
train.
Only two persons were seriously injured and
about twelve or fourteen slightly hurt
Amongst the slightly injured Is Geo, {. Cogle,
of the u. S. signal service. The train was de-
)aycd about two hours, the passengers walking
across the wreck and coming on In the baggage
and mail curs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
LOCAL IsssEFiTIES.

Thirty-iye members Of the Masonic Choir
oil Washington Went to Warreutou on Monday
and gave an entertainment for the benefit OF
the Lodge OF that p!ac': realizing a very hand.
some sum and giving concert that delighted
the very large audience picseot.
Our dry goods merchants are now receiving
large supplies OF spring goods and their assert
m"nts arc very attractive. They have bean
bought at the lowest prices and will be sold oD
The cheapest terms. See their advertisements
in our columns.
The Board Of Supervisors Of FairElx county
IS to meet on Monday the 18th of April, to con-
slder the recent act OF the Legislature relating
to the re-aSScssmeut Of lands in the county.
The rough coating OF plastcriug on the new
Court House at he market arc completed.
Workmcn are DOW laying the iron floor Of the
vaults Tor the sale keeping Of records
Two barks, the Chapman and Ihana, from
Liverpool, with salt for Messrs It0oc & John
sion OF this place, arc reported in Hampton
Roads
The stockholders of the Cd Dominion cheese
aud butter factory, met in Hamilton on Satur-
day March II, aud adopted rules and rcgula-
tons, for the government IF The company.
There were some fine fresh fish in market
this money Perch were selling at 30 cents
Per bunch.
Mint is showing itself above Groand-susgas
tive, in Virginia, Of iuicp,; and, JUDGED, these
are already ''cXnhiteI. >
Mr. Hugh Latham will address the citizens,
to night, at the Assembly Room, coruor of
King and loyal streets.
The disagrceable rainy wcnthcr-with wind
from northeast coutlrucl last night and this
morning.
Shad arc beginning to come up the Potomac
but. 20 far comparatively few have been caught
in h. scius.
The Fire Warlens lid GOT meet last night,
but will hold meeting tonight.
Gen. JAS. .. Field, rl CuIpcpcr was in this
city to-day.
We have had rlin, snow and hail to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
ESy Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr:.l
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STURf
n Brick DWELLING AND LOT OF
GROUN D-By order OF the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District of Viz
glnia in the case Of NJ. Eldridgc y Co., bank-
rupts tnc undersigned viii expose for sale, hy
public auction. in front Of the Ma:slon House,
in the city otA:cxanGra, Va, on SATURDAY,
the l2;h of = prl 1873, at II O'Clock m. -
BRICK T EN- h NJ r. y end LOT OF sHa:s5L
GROUND, on the west side of Water street be-
). cen Gibbon and Franklin, in said city of al
ex;.ad:., II nting on Water street - feet, and
running back l2} feet inches, being the PROPER
~ conveyed to NJ. E!dridge and F. a. Rcei by
VIM n Goodhand ana others.
Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue III
three inslalnlents of three nine and twelve
months the notes of the purchaser to be taken
Tor the deferred payments, with interest from
the day OF sale and Lnc title u be Retain until
ali the purchase money be paid.
MN 20-,s II. 5 WATTLES, Assignee.
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.IEETIDN S.4LES.
NV r. A. kcrby. AuctiOueer.

TRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of deed Of
i trust from Rose Yaccar, dated November
lst, 1870, and recorded in liber =, No. |, folio
1888 one of the land records OF Alexsndria Cor
poration Court the undersigned, a: trustees
therein named, Will, on SATURDAY, April
18th, 1873, Il. twelve clock NJ, in front of the
City Hotel, in Alexandria, Va, offer for sale,
By public auction, that BRICK HOUSE EE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the north side Eye EYE.
of Prince street. between Union and Water s.,
now occupied by the grantor in the said deed
The lot is Us feet west Of Union street; nns 4
from: of 20 lcct on Prince stree, and extends
back IS feet.
Terms of Sale: Ono-tonth OF the purchase.
money in cash, and the residue in three equs!
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from day OF sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by the purchasers
bonds, with good surety, and deed of trust
upon the property sold. Cost Of conveyancirg
10 be burllc by purchaser.
GEO. II. ROBINSON,
JNO. B. SMOOT, Trustees.
NH 2O-ts THOMAS PERRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
ff'I-n f5nrkRGq.

New YORK, March 2G.-Gyld hrm at lG.
Money steady. E.ou: steady. Wheat fra.
Corn firm.
BALTIMORE March 2G.-Na. SKIES. conso!i-
datcd So do. new, 81; West Vas. ll3
bid today. Cotton dull +; low mlddllngs Isl.
Flour dull market favors buyers. prices IN
changed. Wheat steady and unchanged. Cora
firm white Southern 62aG3 yellow Southern
59.aGO; mixed Western GO. Oats quiet, hut
firm; Southern 4Ga5O; Western mixed 43a-
IL do. white 50 Rye steady at 5000. Hay
Western $2Ga:3l. Provisions quiet but firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


WAsHISGTo., March %, | a. M.
Ir0JuJiiies The storm centre on the lower
Lakes move down the St Lawrence valley, and
the smaller disturbance on the Middle Atlantic
coast move to Cape Cod during the rest Of
Wednesday. Increasing NORTHWEST winds with
rain and snow continue over New England.
For the Middle States wiuds very generally
change to west and northwest by "Wednesday
afternoon with falling temperature and with
snow in New York, hut with cloudy Or clearing
weather in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Fresh
and brisk westerly winds with clearing weather
prevail 10 the South Atlantic States aud north
erly winds with clear weather extend over the
Gulf States to South Caroline. Rising baroinc-
ter northwest winds and clear weather continue
with falling temperature over the Ohio valley
and the upper Lakes Failing barometer and
southcrIy winds extend over Dakota by We'd
ncslay night.
Cautiopary signals continue at Boston, Port
land, Me-, Woods Hole, New London, New
Haven. Cape May, Baltimore, Nof1ik. Wal
minston. Charleston and Savannah
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
SECURITY.
It. accumulated assets, January |, ISL;
$50, ESQ.

It. accumulated assets, January !, 1873. nr1
S52,5JO,G59.32,
MI of which is the property Of the poiicy-hoI-
crs, and is Immediately uval!abie. l. Is invest
cd rs follows:
Cash in Banks and Trust Cos, S!,l3",e G} o.
Bonds and Mortgages, FIRST Liens
on improved property, worth in
every case al least double tho
amount loaned, Il, GO., SDi .,
United States New York State,
Town and City Bonds (rcgistcr-
ei in the name Of the Company
cost 55775,io -
Rlal Estate. Company's Buildings
and property purchased under
foreclosure ul mortgages, II t,hDI -
Accrued Interest, deferred Pre-
miums and other assets, 1925, II3 I'll
The present market value OF stocks
cxcrcls the cos, by 572,S9j O.
An ample Reserve Of over 500, 900 900 i now
on hand To provide IS inst nj contingencies.
Persons who have nude up their minds u b"
insured should, therefore, carefully inquire
what companies have done best for their policy
holders in the past; wh.ch returned TO them the
largest amounts for Ovcr-paymcntS which have
the least ordinary expenses; which ara most
conservative; which most likely To stand the
les! .! time and rclz. the hopes Of their mem
beers along the distant iu.urc. No one need
max. mistakes in this matter 1t on y requires
the exercise Of n little patient Judgment. The
Whole country i Literally stfe"n Win lnsur.!cc
documents. Read and compare
Commencing business in 1913, without one
cent of ca pita guarantee fund, :h!s Company
ms accumulated cash ;l>5,:is amounting To :IS,-
55U,Oj942, wil!ch exceed those u any other
Company in the world.
It's income for the year 1872 was Sl7, 10 0?Ijl.
which exceeds that of nMy ether Company IN
the world.
it has IS, 14c politics in force
l, has pnid claims amounting t. SO GSl !5j -.
1t hns returned, in dividends to its ru.ity-
holders, S25,GlG, 0"3 ca. Tac>e dv lends are
not only much larger than those OF any other
company in the world, bu. they cxcrc those of
.l the other companies in the United STATS
combined, c&cci til Z tnrcc.
&. l. THOMAS, Agent,
Office in w. D. Co.se j. Cos. banking llnus,,
No 80 King street NH I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
The Cuban Insurgents.

New York, March 2G.-Antonlo Fam
brana, member Of the Cuban Congress- has
arrived here and report. the insurgents as hay
ing au abundance of arms and IN good splits.
They arc making steady progress IN the east
ern department. and will very soon compel The
Spaniaris 20 wholly Withdraw trcm that de,
partln.rt X.InbraIa secretly left the island
in an omen boat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
Effects Of Poverty.

New York March 26.-Julius Enle and
wife of Jamaca, l.. |. owing to their utter
poverty, opened viens in each others legs and
arms Yesterday prcferriug death to starvation.
Physicians succeeded in staying the flow Of
blood, but both will probably die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
Tho Gooaric., Murder.

NEW York, March 2G.-It appears that
one OF the women said to be implicated in the
Goodrich murder, has been to the Chief Of po-
lice of Brooklyn, and proved herself to be re
for the murdered man. The mystery relative
to the other woman is still unsovei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
Public Mce1!nxatlhe.s Assembly Room,
(Ovcr u. +. Winner Cos. store.J

IVFcI d 7 W I.II!UI % = sLuIV.J
I respectfully invite the Conservative voters
OF the city 10 assemble ut the above named place
or Wednesday, evening next, the 18th instant,
1T S o'clock. | Intend 10 present my claims 10
their suffrage for The position of Mayor OF tho
city In support OF those claims Will speak Of
my course b-iure the war, when the was
commencing, during the var and since the war.
II | lai! u convince any number of the unpre-
iuliccd of my hearers that J. deserve their ia
vurablc consideration, | will be greatly dsap-
pointed. The voters generally are invited.
NH 2l3t HUGH LATiA NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
ri,n S14uiiirr.

NEW YORK, March 2G.-lhc weather Is
rainy and seety and the streets are sho'klngy
slippery. Many accidents have occurred ID
Dcopla from falling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
George Francis Train.

NEW York, March 26.-It has not been de-
fniteIy decided to send Train to an asylum.
He said yesterday that he should quietly sub
nit if the outrage was attempted, trusting to
the people to right the wrong lie aided,
"et them do their worst, George Francis lraln
will still live"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26

EXuUMED. The body Of the drowned mau
supposed to be that of John Toner, found in the
Potomac some days ago and Inferred at the
Catholic Cemetery lit being presumed that he
was of that denomination by the religious arti-
ccs found on the body was d>interred yestcr-
day in the presence Of the father Of Geo. A.
Baton, otPrince Georges county. Md, it being
believed that it was the body Of Baton who has
been missing from lis home for three months.
1t was not recognized as the body Of Baton,
although the articles found with the body were
such as Baton carried away from home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
I,:,uk GfEn2Iunti Rate.

LONDON. March 2G-ll Il. m.-An upward
movement in the rate OF discount Of the Bank
of England is imminent.
LONDON, March 26 -l:30 p. m.-The rate
Of discount OF the Bank Of England has advanc-
ed and is now four per cent. American Sc,
rurrirs utlrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26
7sur,Ierea-I.urned to Death.

New York, March &c -Bridget McShenan,
found dead in tenement house Friday night
on Scamulel street, proves to have been muir
dcred by another woman named McNamcl Ill
brutal drunken brawl by the latter frac,urng
the former skull with a bottle.
A child was burned to death in the same tcnc-
ment house on the same night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-26

WALLS OPERA House, Mariana was
sung with much effect last night, by the Eng
lish Opera Company, at Ford's Opera House
in was WASHINGTON, several cncores being given.
Fiotow's charming opera of Martha with ali
the tavoTltes in the cast is announced for to-
nip lit