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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
The Markets..

New York, juno 1S.-Stocks steady. Gold
stnady at l5z. Money easier 3,IIc Flour dull
and heavy Wheat quiet md firm. Corn dull
and unchanged
BALTIMORE, June 18.-Virginia skies, con-
solidated, SIS; West Virginias 10 h'i today! It
Cotton strong and buoyant; low lni,ldlings ia.
Flour very quiet and ,inclnngod Wheat weak ;
prices unchanged. Corn dull; receipts light ;
white Southern GGaiS yoIlow Southern G2:uS /;
mixed Wostorn 81. Oats weak and lower
Southern $3.50; Wostorn mixed 43a4l; do. white
47aiS. Rye unchanged. Hay dull Pcnnsyl-
yania NltS25 Provisions dull and norninally
unchanged. Western Buttor scarce and in de-
mand; good 10 choice lSa2l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
LOCAL BlsEVITEES.

The festival at Carln's Springs, fer the Tn7
pose of raising funds with Which to erect q
Catholic Chapel at Falls Church, did not coSa
yesterday, aceornlng to the programme, IN:
was continued until tonight, and was ATTENDED
to day by large excursion party from Hcor&cr-
town, who went there via the w. 4 .. Il. &.
The new boiler works to be established here,
mentioned in yesterdays Gazette, viii be car
ried on by Mcssrs. p f. Gormnn, a iHrm2"
partner of the late MIR. Gcrmont, who occu
pied tho building now used icy The aow
firm, and Mr. j. j.. Petit, the ScoIsaNu
spoken Of yesterday.
The Radical County Committee met st the
Sheriffs' office in this city at 1 oco"s tll@
evening and designated Saturday, 9TH o. .jGy,
as the day and the Court IIvusc as The p"co
for holding convention TO elect foar ,' satca
to the State Convention to meet at ly,leh;,U-s.
A valuable hnrsc bnlonging to MIR. Samuel
Best, of Hamilton, Va, WAS severely Inj ,r;h
this morning by u carriage pole bHln@ T'l2 lptn
his breast and it ii feared his Inju-c' sill
prove fatal.
Passengers from the Manassas !,ron"h q H.
w. G., V. NJ. Il q. $. 4. Il. roper liz d
structim by fire OF the large imc ki!;;s r"t.
Front Royal, yesterday afternoon.
The entire receipts OF Cumberland CO... n
canal at tide water for tho week cr':I.'@ .,:.r
l4th were %, 9S5 tons Il, $50 tons n:rfc :na5;
for the week previous
Rev. Mr.. Bryson, Of Charlottesville, /" -
preach in the Second Presbyterian Eh'"tis n
ibis city tomorrow night. Mr.. l.. Is ~ a'5.
and eloquent preacher
A delay OF about three hours in canal nay; {;
i;,,p Iur
to to the gate at Harris lock, above Nc,'r..v
town.
Letters arc held for postage in this city 70 /
Office to Miss HELEN Elliot, Wnoibcrry. A!':.7
and James w. Jults, Boston, Mass.
The departure of The Lynchburg train hi;
morning was delayed Ivy the late arrira? ot :',':
scngcrs and mail from tho North.
Mr.. Y. Howe Peylon's temperance i"'iEr2
at Hamilton on Sunday last is spoken o.! il
high terms hy those who hcar! it.
Two persons We're baptized this aiicrno"':,
near Battery Rogers, by Rev. Mr.. E;rr, Of -,
NJ. Il. Church.
Reports from Fairfax ani Priac2 Willis
counties speak we'll ol' The wheat on@ growing
crops generally.
Several smash uir; Of carriages oa;usr1i ~
day during the celebration III llamli'Dn, nH[ ~
far rs VIC can learn ~ person was lTlIhfcj.
Mr.. Picrson Runsry and Mr.. Jarson. rc;>'
Fairfax Courthouse, were attacked ~ a !"': ~!
Monday, and both of them much hurt.
The County Court OF Fairfax WIS % ';;'r,, I'd
journcd to day.
The estimated cost Of the O.eqnan .r, ~
is about 81 900.
The Thermometer in the shai" &c 's1,. &
noon stood nj Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

ANNExAmoN.- telegram from Washing
ton in Mondays Gazette stated that the
scheme for the annexation of Alexandria to
Washington had been revived, and this time
Iy those, among Others who were purchasers of
property in this city and county at tax and CON
iiS,aIion sales during the war, in order that the
Virginia Courts might not decide the suits
which have been instituted Tor the recovery Of
that property. 1t is understood from Wash
ingtnn to-day that those who would be pccu-
MARTY benefited iu tho manner Indicated by
the success of the annexation movement arc
collecting money with which to fee coun-
s.i to plead for the scheme before the courts,
and that among those at work are Judge I'm
dcrwood and Mr.. D. A. Stevens, the latter OF
whom, however, was not purchaser OF any
Yr""erty during the war, but expects to be
nc'chIlel by 4 supposed increase in the valua-
lion Of his property in Alexandria county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
LOG AL N II w $.

YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association of Alexandria was
held in their room on King street, last night,
President |. g. O'Neal in the chair. The ses-
son was opened with the usual religious exer-
r;srs The secretary being absent from sick
mess. VIM. Il. Atwc was elected to that office
,ro tenn. The minutes of the previous called
meeting were read and approved.
The chairman of the executive committee
,r,s,utcd Il communication from the General
E;xnutivc Committee in regard to the annual
Conventions to be held in PoughSocpsie, New
V,rL and a motion was made and carried that
ii, president appoint two delegates and two
,l,rrnatcs to attend said Convention, and that
iv, ,l.larS be appropriated towards dcfraying
I'm, EXPENSES Of said Convention.
The clairmcn of the several activities of the
Association made their usual monthly reports,
III al which were encouraging i'll the highest
The committee appointed at the special
meeting to obtain u lot for a hall for tho society,
r,pnrtei i;lvorably, expressing the opinion that
:, site would hc found before long aud upon
favorable terms.
Ajcr the transaction OF some minor business
md singing two verses OF the hymn,
My days arc gliding swiftly by
the Association, after its usual harmonious scs
sion adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
MiIlcrS' Convention.

Toledo, June lS.-The Millers' Conven,
ton yesterday elected as officers for the ensu-
ing year Jacob Barns, Of Michigan, President,
with one Vice President for each State, and
=. b. Merrill, Of Michigan, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The report Of the committee on constitution,
after discussion and amendment, was adopted.
The standing committee presented a lengthy
report uron tho objects and benefits of the
Mllcrs National Association.
AT the evening session resolution was pre-,
scented cndcavoring to make it important that
each State form Nlillcrs' Association for the
purpose of regulating the manufacture of flour
and giving to this association the benefits of
their Influence and information for tho general
good of the whole, and requesting each Vice
President to call meeting OF mllcrs III his
State to perfect such organization.
After considerable discussion tho resolution
was laid on the table.
Mcssrs. Hayes, of Michigan, and White. OF
Ohio, addressed the meeting, urging the lnl'
portance Of earnest efforts tending to the per
mancnt success of the National Association.
The Convention adjourned to meet i'll Chlca'
80 on the second Wednesday in January 1871
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
isiaIp0Ifc:nl Attempt.

PATERSON, N. j., juno lS.-l4ast night a
pile of tmhcrs, pieces of iron, etc, were found
lying across the track of the Erie railway near
Clifton, and were removed Just before the ar
rival "f 4 long express train westward bound.
Subsequently, one jacob Scvon, OF p;lssalc,
structions on the track, and this morning was
fully identified as the guilty person and was
committed to jail. Sevon was put off the train
yesterday afternoon tor not paying his larc.
He is believed TO be INSANE and has been a
year in tho State lum,tic asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
STREET. RAILROAD.-Thc street railroad is

STREET. RAILROAD. The street railroad is
progressing rapidly Notwithstanding The notices
served upon the President of the company and
the contractor by the Superintendent of Police
yesterday, ordering them TO dcsist from fur
tlrcr operations at once, and the work OF
tearing up the street will be completed to
the foot of King street by tomorrow night.
About one hundred hands arc employed upon
the work, seventeen of whom arc first class
PAYERS, who are pushing on at a rapid pace
after the track layers who keep close upon the
heels Of those who arc tearing up the street. II
Is confidently expected that the whole job will
be completed by the end Of the month, and that
by the 4th of July cars will he running from
the Washington ferry slip to the Stone Bridge.
The sahling of the company at the Virginia
House is all ready for the accommodation Of
their stock, some of which has already been
purchased, and for the making of the harness,
of which the contract has been awarded to Mr.
llerrick, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs.-Miss K. p.
Rivers held her commencement exercises last
.lrht. There was an excellent attendance OF
patrons and invited guests. Among the form.
or we noticed several Baltimorcans, and found
it subject of regret that others from the
Monumental City had found it impossible to be
present. Miss Jones, the lady having charge
of the music department, led off with Miss
Resale Hroadus in a duet. The salutatory was
wclI rendered by Miss Mary Winder, Of Balsi-
more. Compositions by Miss Bessie Kinchcloo
and Miss RruLic Broadus, were heard with
marked attention aud interest. Ola Soirce, y
i'rencl. play, was acted remarkably we'll and
WAS received by the audience with lively evil
dcnces of appreciation. Some excellent pieces
of music we're intcrspcrSed through the excr-
ciscs, including those rendered by Misses Siuip-
SON Swain, Windcr and others. After the
iaIciictory by Miss Rosalie Broadus, the per.
tnrnancc closed with the distribution Of certiti-
rates and diplomas. The three graduates were
Miss l[inchcloc and The Misses Broadus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

NEW ScuooL AT FALLS CuURcI1.s-Thc Falls
'hurch correspondent of the Washington Re
publican, under date of Eth inst, says AN
enthusiastic meeting was held here by the
lI'sndS OF education last evening. Squire Crock
IT Was elected chairman, aud Mr.. Kinsley,
,wn;err'ary. Ncssrs. Barber aud McGill, of
washington, We're present and gave US valuable
,'n''Srl In regard to completing the organiza-
'l1n' the erection of buildings, &c. Interesting
'Mv'''cSScs were made by Rev. MIR. Riddle,
MesSfs Cox Buxton, Grccnougl., &c. On mo
' h i committee OF seven was appointed to
e,a" up plan OF organization based on the
,"''a'e OF the State and report at the next
~, to be held on Monday evening, j unc
3D. II the citizens OF our community are unit
c". u saTr$ins out this enterprise wo shall sue
'" III building up here an institute which will
rosslhly fall short Of our IDEAL but GOOD school
we must and will have" ' ''' " s''0 S''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Turned Up.


New YORK, June Isl. j.. Van DOrcn,
son of Rev. L. IL. Van Dorcn, Of Boonton,
New Jersey, who has been missing some eight
months, has turned up A letter has been re-
ccivcd from him, dated Rotterdam, in which
he says he left his home in Brooklyn for day s
cunning. While ducking near Fire Island his
boat capsizcd and his companion drowned.
Clinging to the bottom of the upturned boat
he dfi(tcd out to sea, and on the following
morning, when almost exhausted, he was pick
cd up by Swedish bark bound for Bucnos
Ayrcs. When fifty-four days out the Swedc
boarded British bark bound from the Pacific
for Rotterdam, and all conscnting, young Van
Dorcn was transferred and carried to lIottcr-
dam, from Which place he proposes to sail at
once to meet his wife and children in Brooklyn
who have mourncd for him as dead several
months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

SUIT FOR DAMAoEs.-Io tho ,,;rou;, n.
., r INC district OF Columbia, yesterday, the case
'1,, ,no,nas .'ls against the Orange, Alcxap-
Browne and Iiawes for plaintiffs, Morr; nt up,
defendant. The plaintiff, colorej m,n , .of
employed by the Washing tun and Alrxa',S %ss
railroad company as flag man. Ito 20 before tho h.
'ra'ns entering and leaving the city ! and wh;l'
SO St, employed, lie March, 1872, the defendant MN,
having the right to run trains over the " ga
Track was knock ed down aud injured by on. o. o.
uHelchdants trains, which, it is claimed wa,
lhe result OF carelessncss, and he had his too t
80 nady crushed as to cripple him for life Fl.
.almS $4,000 damages, which defendants WV
NUS, Dc paid by the Alexandria and Washiug
. "n h.liroad Company, in whose employ the
rEinl'lt was, it paid at oil. The case had mo-
concluded, when tho Court adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

TIE KEYroEr's MooNTIdrlT Excursions.
The excursions Of the u. S. mail steamer
Newport down the Potomac on Tuesday and
Friday evenings during the summer afford de
Gyhtful recreation and are already beginning to
be appreciated at theiriull value and enjoyed ac-
corlingIy. The boat leaves Washington at six
O'Clock p. M, stopping here long enough to take
on those who may desire to avail themselves OF
the pleasures Of the trip, and then proceeds
down the river distance of twenty-five Or
thirty miles, giving those on board an opportu-
nity Of witnessing sunset on the Potomac--as
beautiful a sight rs can well be imagined, and
the charms OF which arc greatly increased by
The delightful and invigor,ting river brcczcs.
\ fine string band in the dining saloon discour-
.,,s excellent music to those who want to dance,
and the most tempting viands arc supplied 10y
rhr steward. Capt Harry Warning, who COM
,u:nls the steamer, makes it his especial care
10 SIC that all who go on these excursions have
a nice tine, and he has the well merited rcpu-
tation of generally succeeding in his efforts.
The company last night was, rs it invariably Is,
select. and they returned about halipast ten
o'clock having enjoyed L really charming even
tnr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
we Hkeaa SSiini WH E:AS.

Don't spend dollar for Cl"tl,ioG ;Inlit .yh'
lMye seen the stock and prices III ). ;;nroc!nl
cornor King and Fairfax streets.
Linen suits and all varieties nr light, ''''r
Material in Suits for Summer wear.
Plain WhLo Fancy Vests in tnst, p"t."ris
fancy cnrrs And in great variety.
Black and Blue Cloth Coats and Ecstr.
Also s. largo assortment Of Light N"n''e
Pants and Vests.
We arc convinced thst you will sa"e h,.H :u,c
and money by calling ut Br"hpHEiHI.
io9 Corner King and faTl+s So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Suicides.

ALBANY, June lS.--Two suicides occurred
in st. townsville yesterday. 1t appears that Il
physician named a. d. Wheclock, married
man, was paying attention to Miss Ruth Smith.
The parents of the young lady objected to his
conduct on the ground that he was not di-
vorced. Ycstcrday for some reason unknown(pro-
cccdiugs for divorce having been commence
ed) Miss Smith took arsenic anu died, and the
Doctor on learning her fate, took dose of
morDhiuc and also expired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Strike Movement.

LONDON, June IS--At meeting Of build
ing operatives last night it was resolved to aid
here to the demand for an advance Of Ill an
hour, on their wages, and if the master build
crs refuse to give the increase asked for, then
4 general strike will be inauguratcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
H-sF- - '--s - e-- - '- - 20 -
n! isef.i' SIZES.

4 -. i4tErTsiH NT-ATTENTlON
"a 50 .'si-h f.;%rS-E UCiiI.AND WOOL.
..S.,.... .N!EDE WILLIAM COUNTY,
Il ':..@At. a. rUBiIG AUCTION.
+ l..u4 u 4 decree 81 FAuquicr County
tu4A '. an..st Oh the l$L day of March,
~ 4, .i'r "t,.'""cEj, c's,'Sc therein p"nd'ns
..I.r, rr"t -. i.nnton 1T ais, the un.
i. ,...-,:.4, ;, sal Commissioners, appointed for
i';.. .i..,a WI! e. pose ~ sale, ut public allc
t.. ... .t... isj.p bidder, on SATURDAY,
.!...y- ..., ,,,.:, III tho front door of the Court
,!,,I... : l..@ i"~n III Warrnnton, county 81!
rs -, I'D" 81 Virginia, that valub!" Mill
:nd .L'Gl.. ,1.riy nttachcd thereto known ~
,;,u..,ri ~ i4r:,;NGt, in tho county OF Prince
'4','tzs .ii'- ~ upon Eroad Run, only few
ual,s d.. t. A, f.nm Gainesville, II station upon
.na :..ir....., division "I the Washington Guy,
l...sri,r N'!::.n:I and Great Southern Railroad,
,f...:,...y me -, y. 81 NJ. IL. r., and con!lin
- F.ii"DahU AGEk5 or LAND.
~. III s.Di},;ii$ ard Factory Buildings 1ssEl.
'..a ny is rc%dy Cor work, and has in it tho
.n.> u.s. +Tl rp:L improved machinery; the
a:t,.s' r".,o; - good c"n ba found in Virgin
u, .,g.. ~. iuc.!,hr in every respect Desirable.
\. .....t r.s ri in thean Mills, prup"rly man-
:..y.i. 4,.:: irlr n.It.nnirly.
A"--,a - - ,i;~H per ccntum of the p"r-
ch.-. u."r., ":1.h the residue in ono, two,
.,ra4 ~, .,"tc -rs rom the day of sale; tho
,.ur,.,~..,r .3s..-..,o br,,ds with approval per-
....t..i s'.Ur@1, .-inE interest from date, for
.-iytsso . ,4,i .,ru;: It'll" retained until the
.... la..g -3rn. .n%AG md the property Mi"rn-
..n pa e. II; III ths rls; Of tho purchaser
..i....sa h. . ..r";G;'r wi.h The terms of sale.
%2rh llUNTON,
;,GUH Il. GARDEN,
i. TAYLOR SCOTT,
-. f&:.,;i, -. j. jo"ts CONS Of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Tsle Glenn Murder Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1s.-At the instance OF
the counsel for the defence in the CIcm murder
cs.sc the editors of the Journal will he cited be-
fore the Supreme Court to-day TO show cause
why they should not be attached for contempt
in commenting pretty severely upon the deci-
sion Of the court granting Mrs. Clcm new
trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
Vcr(l let.

BosToN, June lS--lhe inquest into tho re-
cent fatal stlbbing ARRAY resulted in verdict
that Roln,s Ilaralan died in consequence Of a
hcnorrllagc resulting from stable m,adn by a
knife in the hands Of one Andrew Eagan, with
whom he was engaged in fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
The Shah Persia.

LONDON, June IS. Most elaborate prepare
tiols are being made for the reception Of the
Shah Of Persia this evening. The Queen will
arrive at Windsor for Balmoral in the course OF
the day to be in readiness to meet the dis
tngnished visitor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

ANNOYANCE. Shields, the man confined in
Jail here until admission into an Insane Asylum
can be gained for him, created considerable an
noyancc in the ncighborlood Of tho Jail last.
night, by his yeIs and sl,rirks, which were pro-
lungcd until the carly morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

REAssEssMENr or LANDS. -NIcssrs. George
b. Ives, Tllmadge Thorn and James Watkins,
having been appointed by Judge CockcriIle TO
reassess the property of Falls Church Town
ship, Fairfax county, met on Monday last, or
ganzcd aud entered at once upon the discharge
of their duties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

CORNER STONE LAYING. The Masons Of
this city, including the knights Tcmplars and
Washington and Andrew Jackson lodges, ac-
ton, many friends, and a fine band Of music,
left here this morning on a special train, to
take part in the laying OF the corner stone of =
Masonic temple ut Hamilton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
The SecreIarySIlip oflhc Treasury.

New YORK, June IS.rhe rumor is revIv-
ell in Wall street that Judge Richardson is
about to resign the position of Secretary Of tho
Treasury in order to become resident partner
at Paris Of New York and Paris banking
houSc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

PNEUMONL-As an evidence Of the estima-
ton in which the medical faculty of this city is
held abroad, it is mentioned that the leading
article in the Virginia Clinical Record for June
is by DR.. Bedford Brown, OF Alexandria, and
consists of practical remarks on the observation
and treatment Of twcnty-thrcc cases Of pucu-
,uoula
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18
POLICE HEADQUARTERS. The following

Police HEADQUARTERS. The following
cases have been disposed Of at police hcadquar-
tiers since yesterdays report: Nancy Lucas,
colored, for disordcrly Conduct, was fined and
discharged; Joshua Phelps, on complaint Of
Mrs Nowlaud, for threatening complainant,
was fined and discharged and put under bonds
to keep the peace; Edward Nlealcs, who cs-
capped FROM the chain gang last April, was re-
arrested and discharged upon the payment Of
the imposed fine; w. Il. Barnes and Charles
Cox, IT., for fighting OH the street, We're fined
and dlscharred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

THE Doc CART. The dog cart will COM
mcpcc it's rounds ON Friday next, the 10th inst
after which date it is to be hoped there will be
a considerable diminutiun i'll the number OF
ours of all degrees which now prowl tho streets
to the great annoyance OF almost cvcrybody
People who own dogs would do well to sec that
they arc properly licensed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

MARSHALL IIoUsE.-'rhc contracts for I'M
proving the site of The old Marshall House by
tho erection thereon Of handsome three
storicd brick building, to include two large store
rooms and dwelling house, having been award
ed, rs stated in yesterdays Gazette, the con-
tractors commenced work this morning, and
will push it to completion rapidly. King street
is being gradually improved in appearance by
the erection OF handsome buildings along its en-
tire length
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-18

WASHINGTON, June Is, Ii a. m.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
southeasterly to southwcstcrly winds and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly rain areas south
Of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. For the
South Atlantic States, gentle and fresh south
eastcrly to southwcslcrly winds and partly clou
DIV weather.