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tttetttctt GeutSd1ett Nnifetaftdt,SeS"

ftnbet Pfngitmontag, oen II. Ntat, in 2ouis
Mutb'8 Parf an Der Selair.9 9foao itatt. Der
SeltSug, Der bel cieier @clegenbelt peranitaltct
per6en ioa, pirb itdl Worgeu8 llbr beim
8ailenbauie formiren rn0 uad) benz 6eltplabe
binauSmarihmen, mo '6r. @uitap 6actus
benielbeu cntpIangen uuo nit elmer 9lniprdhe
begriiBen ntrb. gta6mittag8 IA llbr finoet
ciu llm5ug auf bem Seltptate itatt, iporoui
Der Gbrp. 0r. Dtaier Die 6eitreOe balten miro.
Sir Sergniigungen unb 8oifSbeluItigungen
tlt I'M poaiten IaBc Gorge getragen. 3mei
Wuiifcorp5 merOen conSerttren unb iifer gls
les aufbieteu, I'M nit ibreu Sortrdgen oas
Bublit#m SufrieOen Su itellen, 6r. $. Son-
Oerbeioe bat eiu 9roBe8 Brei8tegeln arrangrt,
fir luel6s8 bereitS etne gluSabl fuertbuouer
Yreiie erlaugt porben tnb. 0a Oa8 idbrlbe
Yicuic beS 98aileubauie8 BON unierer bent.
ideu Seu6lferung itsts ais Elm all9eueiues
8olfSfelt betrahtet muroe, 10 bari man NIT
Sidcrbett annebmen, baB Der Seiudl, wenu
oaS gSetter mr. eintgermaBen gitnltlg iit, cilt
anBcrcroentli9 5ablreid)er lueroen ptrO.
Ser 8efan9z @crcitt ,,S9 artn onte"
mtrb am Pftn9itmonta9e Elm groBeS Bicnc
uno Sommernaht8feit titr ietne UfitglleOer
in Sauernidnliot'S ,@reennOO0 8art" oil
Der Selairz 9toao peranitalten.
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See @efans @erein ,,Sarmonte"
0rof. 6rnmipel,s Na,tnrn,,tn

beiuf,t un8 nGd)ite Q8ode mieoer, eta alter
lieber Sefannter, Der Den 8olttnlorern, iur.
gen unD alten, allldbrltd) bnrG Sor5aHberuu1
Der Ofeiternerfe Der Natur uno 6unit AMI oer
Geinmaub i'm mugiiten 2idte 10 eroBe Sc.
uiiiie bereitet. 2lu4 iett id1ld9t er I'M y5Srei-
maurer=Sempel" iein 6auptquartier oui uno
gtbt fomnenOe gSo6e Ie6en Abeno uno Dtitt.
nod uuo Sonnabeno gtadmittags feline
ebenio an5ieHenOen, wte iebrreideu Soritel.
lungen.
8ieielben fiihren Die &unoer Der Iatur
unb aunit, berrltd)e 2anoi6aften aus alien
Sdnbcrn, antife unO nooerne Statiien uno
8lumerfe inter Den &ldugen porSii9li6er
Suitrumeutalz unO 8otalzIItuIif Dor, uno
Brof. @gomweQ 9ibt BON 4uem cine bere0te
geiAtftlide Sei1retbuug. Seoer Sag bat
letn lpesieQeS Yro5ramm; e8 tOnlmen sur
8arltellung:
0touta9 - n9onOOn uno Die gseitminfter-
abtei;"
9i,snfag- "9enti4lanO I'M .
Ditthpoa : 9}a6mittags vgOubon, Die
@roBftaOt," Gbeno8 yBari8 II. oas 2oupre :"
9onnerIta9 = p0tom, Die eipige Stabt;"
6reitag = pic S6mei5 uuo Die Alpeu :"
9OnnabenO = yudmitta0 ,,Stalien, oas
0ano Der Sund," 9lbenos yOie Statiien Oes
Satiian8 in 3iom."
@rmadiene aablen so, Ginber % Gents
Gntree; Soiionbtuete iiir S5orieuungeu
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men, MIR bur9 lire lleber;abl baben iie biz
frenoen Irbeiter perordngt. Sn ben Wfor-
risbale Sergmerfen arteiten inbeB nod 20 II.
in oenienigen BON Bonelton so Ufann.
gS ilfesbarre, Bennl., 13. Otai. -
Son 10 llbr 9eitern abeno bis beute friih 4
llhr feuerten ole Nusitdnbigen fortlpdbreno
auf Die Boiie beS Sderiffs, Die iid Dor ben
@ingdngen Der Sergmerfe BON 6utfiniOn
befinbet; fe bofften Oaourd) bieielbe 'u perz
| idlel1dlen. Sier tpeitere 9rbeiter baben bic
fen Rorgen bort bic 9lrbeit anfgeuommen.
S5ceola, 8enni., l3. Stat. - Sobn
SineD, BrGiioent Der yWiners anb QaborerS
Senep. 9lfiociation" iagte beute IN elmer 6eoe
an cine grobe 9eriammlung bon 8ergleuten,
oaB menn @apt. 8. 6. Glarf bon Der Bolisei
in tr9enb elmer gSeiie 81 S9aben fGme, Die
gergleute nid)t besbalb 81 taoelu ieien; Die
Serantmortlidfeit perbe auf 9enen ruben,
melfe inn bier bergei6idt bdtten. Der 0teo-
ner ia9te ferner, eS gebe eine Selt, in tuelfer
Die 2eute geredtfertigt ieten, penn ite ba8 Sc
iet perlebten; oieies lei bel etnem 9taube ge,
red]tferttgt. llno Die Beronen, peldle lett
bierherfdmerl, nm bic Stclle Der Insitdnbi9eu
etnSunebn1en, beraubten beren Srluen uno
iinber hires Srpoes uno lolten bemgemdB
bebanbelt iperben. Sinep ihidte Johann
leine aufgereisten 3ub0rer nad Bomelton,
Orei Weilen iiioli9 bon bier, nm bic BORT ar
beltenoen Ser9lelte 5u periagen; geraoe ipie
ite es geiteru in Slider uno Otiller's Utinen
tbaten. Die Siirger itno algemein Der
Nnit6t, baB pern es 3u uSlntuergieBen fommt,
Sinep uuo Barf5 Oafiir oerantmortltd ge<
madt perben miiiien, bic BON Der 1tatiOual=
Srganiiation beSablt nerben, ben lusftano
Sn Id]itren unD bon benen man 9ldubt, baB
ite gleifSeitig aud) i'm SOlbe Der &oblenbdno-
Ter anberer 0tegionen iteben. Slnen uno
Barfs itno IuSlGnber.
Sas Wmiiffeit TIT Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, IS. Wtat. - Sas eon3ert |
Der S4ultinoer ma6te grOBes Aufieben. |
lleber 1000 &naben unb MdO6en eridtenen |
auf Der Blattform unb iangen mebrere 5tpeiz
ilinmtge 2ieoer. Seute Qbenb iuuroe bic |
@boral SDmpbonie BON Seetboueu bel ges
brdngt poaem 9auie aus9eiiibrt. Ser Ser.
faui bon Sillctcu muBte gei6 nad Se9inn
beS @On5ertes eingeitellt werben, 10 poa
mar e8.
Gruote-2tmsitd)tet1
3olebo, O., 13. Wat.-gfad) Serids
ten aus mebr alS $50 Srten bon Snbiana,
SQinois, Soma rnb Mihouri iit Der @inters
maisen BON / bis uernidtet poroen, bod
ioa oeier Nusfall baourb gebedt werOsn f0Hs
men, bub cine grDBere 3abl ader bepfan5t
nnrheu finn
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N1s 0otFt9eHotH c5a9tcF tt9euti ouB ott
vstm8er'fdJe Wdbmaidhtaea Sous
paante" nod imlner ben Sorrang bebaupe
tet; I'M Sabre 1874 bat fie 148,852 mebr
Maidinen, ais bic ndd3ite bebeutenbite &onl-
saanie, unS mebr WaidineH, oils bic adt
naaftzgrsbten @ompagnie'u suiammen perz
fault baben, anSeferti9t.
SaS Compton Der ySingerId3en
s e" in Baltimore befinoet iid) in
DIR, is, JtprO=GbarIes=StraBe.
(t13,0,6, ,7t&tp2J. .2f .12)
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Mehter alter .,aba=Ga

0ireit aus @oupernementszeagerbdniern In NmFer:
oam. gu baben bel
Slans WoGe G Gomp.,
1i0-lD Rr. 100, ElosGbarIeSs Straf,e,
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guropSil9e Gabelberidtes
S6on tpteoer ein Sampier att Set,
Sctllg=SufeIn aeitrau0ef.

Von6 n, 13. Wfai. = lWfitterna6t.) J
Cine 0epeidle BON Yensauce meloet ioebel1,
baB etn0iucrpooler Oampfer bel Sre6ar, elmer
Der Sctapz Snieln, auf ben Stano gelaufen
lit. Sin oidter Gebsl berrift. 0em Dam,
pier ift Elm Gettun9Sboot su Silfe 9eididt
tuDrneuF
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Wdfntaid,tnett . gtatintf. !.

SIN 9tafitebenOen iino Die Serid)te iiber
bic Serfdufe ber peri9ieOenen gtdhmaidtueu=
Eabrifauten wGbrene pes SabreS 1874:
SIS perfauften Die Wfaid.
uSinger'Sd)e SSabrtfsGonp." 241, ,679
ug8beeler= =gSilion'id1 Sabrif= Comp" 92,827
ut6ome'i6e Nabnlaidineu Comp"
laut abl9deung ....... ...... $4,000
,,0omeltic~ Idbn1ai6inen.@ @onp."... 22,780
;, @eeo'ld)e g. 20,49
groperz Safer'ide Rdbm. Comp"
nat5 abldlabnng 10000
,9fen1ington'ide@ de@mpire-g gfdbmal6ts
nen. @omp." 1908
,gSillon'ide gtdbmai6inen- Comp" 17,525
@0lomeoaillens 1924
,,g8ileof -@ibbs'i4e atGbn1.. 1910
,,Qmerican 9. s. IL. I. ~, gdbma'
id]inenz@ @omp. .............. l2,529
,&iftor NdbmaiGiuen- Comp. 6,202
,Slorences ".. 5,517
,Secor'jd|e .. 4,541
s. 6. sranusOOrfE & Comp, ""aetna" 1856
;, Sartranl Senton'ife gtdbmaid)i=
nen.@onlp.. observation-disclosures. 250
,McSap'idle Ndbmaihiuen Comp" 1913
oSeptOne 81
| az, ,orStaLa,,Ssn nh(n,, arhomt Sot, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-14

Mite 3situmsea sS sss.s stats tn sss sss sss iS9 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-14

Ser gSaibinstoner vNational 9iepubli.
can" nleint, III ct. { on gebe eS 5lpei
| 6nomnotbiu9 Yarteien, cine oeutIhe uni
eiue irilde, uno baS ein9eborene Clement
lei bariiber iebr betriibt. 81 gleifer 3ei1
last rer vGepGbllcau," i'm 9ihrfte Golum
bia lei Oics nibt Der Sal gepelen, als man
bort nod bas Stimnrebt bate. Wlan babt
banals Nt1ts BON elmer oeut6en ooer iri
lben Yartei gemuBt! (y9elto mebr abe,
bon elner party of ppnder," fiist oas uSour:
/ tal" hinsu)
| 9as sgr6Bte SaB in Der gfal, III
,'>I ls. Aptll IN 3ioeSbeim aufgeitellt NOR.
Seu Saiielbe faBt 25 Stiid nno lit 1S Sui
lana NM chen 10 bod. @s iit bon 0en
/ VSftherneip,~ 6Brrmann in ySeiBenaW feb,
funitnsil oeorbeitc, aHb @i9entBum ocS8ein
bdnolerS Sturm.
Sn Bbilabelpbia 'rfHbr Ser Yro
5eB @eroemann porgeitern cine "ntetele
dung, tnSem elmer Der @ei6morencn ~ gu
ge beS Iblebens zines Sru0ers bonn Oiel.,.
Disreniirt pnroe. @etern wurOe Der BRO.
Seb ipieOer fortgeiett.
Sie liiolibe SeriiderungS SsS c.
bDrbe, ipeld)e pdbrenb Der letteu Spei
Gage in Sapannab, @a., tagte, pGhlte 9elterr
ibre Seanlten fir bas laufenbe Sabr.
Sn 9ouispille ta9te gcitern Die republifani
| ide 9 Staats zGonDentio BON Sen.
tMd9 nno nonlinirte Sen. s. sc. Sarlar
uon 0ouispi1e fir SaS @ouperneursamt.
| Der 6abam s fretar bat fol-
genoe Gntldeioungen ab9egeben: Sal5 II
Saden 1T nidt Inter Die peroerbli6en 98aa
rem su rednen; 9tgarreu, weld)e, naf frem
ben 2dnbern beittmmt, ourf bic Ser. Staa
ten paiiiren, fDnnen In isber Guantitdt be
f0roert fperoen (befanntli6 bari eine ,Sntport
ienSung nady ben Ser. Staaten nt6t meuiger
als 5000 Stiid betragen); Ssilherbootc brall
den feline Sonnengebiibren su be;aben
! ,Bferbe, weld)e sur Sreiiur in's auslano &c
5d)idt poroen, oitrien frei wieoer eingeiiibr
| Iperben.
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ser Wrbetterattsffan0.

8aterio n, N.zS., 13. Wai. = @egeu
60 gaeber iteuteu in Der 8itteubouie' den
8oalpinnerei Die arbeit Elm. Die 2eute be-
tlaseu fi1, baB bas ibnen gelieisrte Material
linen feline @elegenbeit 9ebe, einen anitdnoi.
gen 8o9eulobn Sr peroienen.
Ste NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T
Ybilaoelpbta.
Ybila elpbi a, 13. Ytai. - Seute
Hadmittag banften bic Serpalter oes Cor
refticnsbanies 9eonarb, StofeS, 6ranciscus
uno sSiiIsu. psld)e Wesen Corruption anse.
flagt Iinb, ab.
9te Mtnen,p lrreH i;s Vennipts
panten.
Csceola, Yenni., IS. Mai. : Sob.
Sinep, $rdGbent Der rMiners' gtational.
GHociation," tpnrbe bier seitern Gbeno auf
bic bon Capt. @larfe erbsbeHe antlage Der
Ysrldm1rung bin perbaftet.
3proue, Benni., 13. Mai. = Die aus.
fdnbigen, nit Sobn Sinep an Der Spiee,
baben nit Grfols aIe arbeit su 9obannOn
! gsit5rt. @slpalttbaten iiuo nid)t pOrsefonl.
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gts;ial : Wati;tr.
Baltimore
fir 1n(nranff Wt6ff.

SuomeftsNd de non S0ntb: uno gNaters StraBr
DieIe &5eeGihait perf6ert fortpdbreno se9en Sstx
lu ober Staben bur6 graneunsliid iopobl IN ps'
Wohnz, eaoenz uno Qbaaren9duier, 5anoels9ntst' a.
Nder6auz Brooutte, Toben, Saus @5erdtgl9al;snn
i'm Ban besriffene ODER i'm 5afen in saouhs oe''''~
Iihe SabrSeu9e Il. I. 10. ,.s.r eerre,.
gBul. q. Sarriion yfaFSSemsta; FSant;,s
Geo. R. 8iders, z. .. Wuu.. ~ S.a.,
Oauo g. @ilon, =. g'o1som Saeip"t,
Srancs &. Sing, z. s;ns T1 ssiusuit.'' snr,uit
Seurp Carroll, a ItSnas m Yu.o.e'
81. g. Steuart, S y. 20; Suu.o',
g3m. s. Srune, Ssta.t So9sn,
8. .. Sapff, ~ r. Sg.nS SSg.uaSe :. 9u'''loh'
appIttatiousz8 ormulaIe sne wei!eIs Ratritt iiber
bic s@a MIN in oef ,1bTft nbTS Snoms<Sas t mi gGn
trSes 2ofort erIebi9t werben. Yerfferunsen merbeu
au iraeno cine tSTiit ansenommeu. pele Der appliz
1Sani,iSO Gr. @ooowortb, getr.
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0od) tnebr 6in3clnbciten iber ocn
1tnteraang oes Sampfers
SAaSnor

Qonbou, 13. Mfai. - Die Igcnten Der
Sert6erungS S-@eielidaft pcriudten geern
nit mebreren Saudern oil Oas gSrQd bes
sSfiuer" 5u 9elangen, Die llnterin0mung
mar ieoo9 ;u itarf.
2onOOn, 13. Wai. - 3wGlf 2eiden Der
.Sdtler" =&ataitropbe finb einbaliamirt NOR
ben unO iuerOen naf gteru- Yorf geihidt rpers
ben.
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Die 0ampfer bcS
,,Npr0 SeutGG1eu 9toO0"
Die 0ampfer Der
,,9 aul burg MmtertfantfdjcnYa6ets
gtftteusSefeIl1d)0ft"

fOy WNEV&Ft3 3 ~F61EVH tFIEEFW FWJC1gY5WW
glfttens@eieafd)aft"
teieben aus ben SabrSeu9eu triter 8Iafs:
rTHemautia, Capt. Di. SiihleUein;
-8aparia, Capt. fSroboB;
093prufia," Capt. Sbmiot;
~Sinibria," Capt. g. {. grauot
nTriita," @apt. 8. Uieier;
n(5ermania," Sdpt. S. RinBeR;
,6dmmunia,p Capt. 2. Gos;
rSoItatia," @apt. VI. Borauos;
~Sptbariusta," (im Sau;)
"Ynmmeranta, @apt. s. s. 5ApeniCH;
nGaronia," Capt. gtieliien;
nStleiia," @apt. Is. 6ebih;
"Seutonia,"
nSburineta," Sopt. ). Dieper;
u9aHoaiia,"
r9Sefpbalia, @Gpt. StabI
uSranconia," Capt. 1epu;
nGbenauta," Capt. u. 9ibleiuen;
-Sueuta," Capt. VI. Is. Sraujen.
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Bafiaseprcis bon Steu:9orf mad)
SoMtDampton, SonoOn, Saure,

yafiascprciS bon Wetu: Dorf uad,
SoMtbamptott, &onoott, Saure,
Srcmett 1tto SSambttrS:
l. 0G1ute. $t0O.O0 Cob.
<. 9ulute. .....-.-...-- 6U.OO
Sntl1enoed.. 5000 Gourdnt,
9taf Blpmoutb, Soutbampton uno gonoon i'm
3Dtiten0ed $24 @ourant.
sinoer Sfuiihen uno 10 Sabren Die SalIte.
yanase=Srcis
bon irgcno einem Der obigen 9Gfen na9
ySetu= BORT:
/. Soiite $4,000 Sob;
?. SGjtte. 72.00
3nii1enoed....... 5000 @ouraRt,
ainber uHtert Sabre 81 in Cob.
ainoer bniihen uuo 10 Sa6ren Die SGlite,
g5- Die befteu Yldse fueroen bel AuI9a6e Der BoI:
iaae telearapbiih belest.
SmtS6ett Srcttten ttnS Baltimore.
Son Baltimore naf Sremen:
6aiite........ 5 80 0U0 @olo.
SWiideHoed.. 5000 SouIant.
Son Sremen uad Baltimore:
SdiGte.. $4,000 sob.
3pIbenoed 49,, $500 @ourant.
PIN uno 6erfabrts= 8iuete:
@ajite. $4,000 Sob.
3WtlbeHoed...... $3.50 @ourGnt.
g. Rattte,
G6e bon Baltimore GttaRe
uno Boit<Sfces Inenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.

THE PRIMARY ELECTION. primary
election that was held in this city and county
Yesterday, passed off 10 very quiet and orderly
maoner-so much so that had it not been tor
the small crowds Immediately around the dit
ierent polls towards the close of the day, and
the assemblage 10 aud near the Gazette office
at night, no one need have known that the
"sovcrigus" were and had been exercising the
''priceless and aliaDabls right of suffrage"
Am ing those in the Gazette Office at night
anylously awaiting the returns FROM the several
precincts we're some who had made bets upon
the result, and who, when those returns did
come, folded their tents like the Arabs and
quietly stole away, either delighted with an
Increased purse, aud with the discrimination O.!
the voters, or depressed with reduced piles
and muttering curses upon their adverse fate,
and upon the unaccountable foolishness of those
whom the winners approved so highly. The
following are the correct returns from all the
wards of the city and from the only two dis
trcts 10 the county 10 which the election Was
held:
FOR SENATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-26
The MARY WASHINGTON. The Washing
ton Chronicle gives the following account of the

The MARY WASHINGTON. The Washing
ton Chronicle gives the following account of the
excursion of the officers of the steamer Mary
Washington last Tuesday night:
ALTHOUGH the weather was quite untavorable
for the excursion Of the officers of the steamer
Mary Washington Tuesday night, enough
however, were in attendance to make the affair
extremely pleasant The boat Was advertised
TO start at o'clock. but it was quite before it
started Considerable trouble was experienced
in stopping at Alexandria, owing to there being
but one wharf unoccupied, and that was the
mail boats wharf, which was then about mile
down the river Tie excursion beat was com.
PEELED to back out in the stream and wait for the
mail steamer, which occupied about one hour 8
time. The excursionists started for their desti-
nation, Glymont arriving there at half East ten
After remaining until 2 O'clock the steamer
started for home. 1t was quite chilly coming
up, and shawls, overcoats and other wearing ap-
pare were brought into requisition, and those
fortunate enough to have glrl, were willing to
share shswls with them. Too much praise can.
not be bestowed upon Messrs. Frank Skinner
j mes Coleman and William Eddes, of the
committee. Captain Boswell and Mr.. John
Mason were in their hsppiest moods. Snow
Ball, $50 called for his snowy complexion the fs-
vorlte, was, as ever, obliging and kind. The
boat arrived at ner wharf At hslf-past four, all
hands joining in praise of the committee"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-26
The Beecher Case.

New York, Aug. &c Notices of the issues
in the suits Of Theodore Tilton VS.. H. W.
Beecher, and also in the case of Titon VS.. The
Eagle and Thos. KinselIa, for libel, were filed
in the Clerks office Of the City Court, in
Brooklyn, Yesterday, by the attorney for the
plaintiff. The City Court. for the September
term, opens Oh the first Monday 10 that mouth,
when the calendar, Including the above cases,
will be called. If the attorneys on both sides
auswer 'reedy'' the Judge will then fix day
for the trial Joseph Laader, who has been
under arrest for perjury 10 connection with the
trial, Was yesterday released on $3.50 bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-26

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBB cry. Mention
of an attempted highway robbery, near Falls
Church, has heretofore been made 10 the Ga.
zette. The intended victim was Mr.. Harry
Tyson, who was returning from Georgetown
with the proceeds of load of produce be bad
sofa there, when be was attacked by an un-
Known man, who famed his horse, but did not
succeed In stopping him. Mr. TYSON reached
the house of Mrs. Barrett where he got pis-
toI' armed with which, he continued on his
way. The inmates OF Mrs Barretts house.
amoog whom are several families from this
city, who are spending the summer there. were
considerably alarmed by the sudden appearance
of MIR. Tyson and his request for the loan of the
pistol, and which by-the-by was siugle- barrel
ed muzzle loader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-26
LOCAL RREVlTlES.

The pole OF the steam fire engine HydrauI-
lon, while that engine was turning from ROYAL
street loto Prince, last night, during the alarm
OF lire, struck and Knocked down an unknown
man who was crossing the street at the time.
Ihe extent OF bis Injuries is not known, but
could not have been great, as he Jumped up
and walked off rapidly.
A small terrier dog belonging to DR.. Stabler
was run over yesterday by a buggy containing
two heavy men, but strange to say, was un-
hurt by the compression to which be bad been
subjected and ran off on four sound legs,
though he did raise the neig hborhood with his
yelps.
AS will be seen by notice elsewhere in to-
days Gazette, MIR. r. L. Sanborn has opened
az office at Warwick. the junction of the A. &
W. and the W. & 0. Railroads, for the pur-
chase, sale, exchange aud renting of suburban
real estate.
A blind from window in the third story Of
the Alexandria Library building fell yesterday
afternoon to the pavement on Washington
street below and barely escaped falling directly
upon baby shat was passing iu its carriage at
the time.
The exhibition at Cameron school house yes
terday tor the benefit of that school, though
Dot spaioeiy dCttuueo, 10 consequence or the
bad roads and uofavorabe appearance of the
weather. was a very creditable affair so lar as
those engaged 10 it were concerned.
Among the freight brought up by the
steamer Pilot Boy yesterday were five hun
dred lunches of fresh fish from Curriomap,
which were sent on to Washington.
10 The case Of johnson vs. Wilmer, Judge
Lowe, 10 chambers, yesterday dissolved the TO-
junction, with leave of thirty days to obtain
supersedeas.
The City Council Committee on Public Prop
erty advertise elsewhere 10 to days Gazette for
proposals for fitting up Washington Hall for
the Mineral Bureau to be established there.
Capt. Thomas Travers has assumed his du.
ties as commander of the Washington ferry
boat City Of Washington, with Capt. Ephrlam
Cheshire as bis temporary pilot.
The camp meeting at Gibson's woods is
progressing finely, and will continue until Sup-
day, and perhaps longer.
Among the marriage licenses issued in Wash
ington yesterday was one to George H. Cornell
and Emma Il. Grinnell, of Fairfax county.
The weather to-day has been clear and
bright with, however, the wind from the
northeast, and coo-cool enough for October.
The leaky condition of the garbage cart is
the cause of great complaint among those who
reside Cd the streets along which it passes.
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FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded from
the Relief Hook and Ladder truck house about

FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded from
the Relief Hook and Ladder truck house about
half past O'Clock last night which brought out
the estir Fire Department. The fire was dis
covered 10 the rear Of Knox and lrwiu's feed
store 90 King, between Fairfax and Lee streets,
and was speedily extinguished by the Columbia
engine. The Hydraulion and the Hook and
Ladder Company were misled by the alarm and
did not 20 into service. The discovery of a
champagne bottle which smet strongly of
Kerosene and which had been thrust through
a cat hole 10 the door of the building, clearly
indicated that the fire was the work of an in
ceDdaIy, and had not the hay which had been
stored 10 that portion Of the building been pre-
vlousy removed large aud disastrous fire
might heve ensued Later in the night bon
lire at the market house corner in honor of the
Conservative nominations, brought out the
Columbia and the Hook and Ladder Com.
pAnles, and as the Columbia engine Was returu-
Ing to her house her steam valve got out of
order and caused some slight damage to her
dome.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Stocks steady Money
r.: Gold l3s. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, August 26 -Virginias, consoli-
dated, 6U8 West Vas. 8. Cotton nominal :;
mddling IA. Flour dull City Mills Rio
brands CO.S7 IS; other grades unchanged.
heat hrmer !. NO. Western amber las mix
ed do. l42; No. 2 Western red 1881; Pennsvl-
vania red l40sl42; Maryland red l2Oal43; do.
amber l45al53, Corn sctiv 9 and easier for West
ern, but steady for Southern; Southern white
s9s9o; Southern yellow "a; Western mixed
81 spot; 81 October. Oats dull uew Southern
4oa5e new Western white 56; new Western
mixed %. Rye steady at 9Oa96. Hay quiet, but
firm i and unchanged. Provisions quiet, but firm.
Butter quiet; Western extras Is do. frsts pa
q. Coffee strong and unchanged. Sugar firm
at l0s Whiskey dull and easier at 22!uSl %
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Fire.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 26 About IL o clock last
night the Memphis Wood Works, on Georgia
street, were totally destroyed by fire, with a
large amount of. timber and valuable machinery.
A stable belonging to the company, 10 which
We're number of wagons and mules, was also
consumed. So intense was the heat that one
OF the steam fire engines was nearly lost, and
only saved by other engines playing upon the
men who undertook to cxtricatc it. Captain
Raja and one of his men Of the rescuiug party
were severely burned. A watchman on duty
at the works saw two men hulriedly leaving
the premises just before the fire broke out and
fired on them as they ran, from which, it is
believed the works were SGT on fire. The total
loss is about $4,000; insurance SIT, 500, in
western conn NAMES
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SNAKE BITES. "A writer in the Washington
Chronicle referring to the snake exploit of
young man named Gcway, 40 account of which
lately appeared 10 that paper aud was copied
into the Gazette, says: ''Of all the serpeuts to
be found along the shores of the Poto mac. only
two are venomous, The copperhead and the rat rat.
tlesnake; and of these two, the rattesnake,
which never bites without giving warning, is
low almost extinct in this region. Even the
bites Of these reptiles is, at certain seasons of
the year, comparatively harmless, and all others
found here may be handled by any one with
impuolty. By extracting two teeth only, the
poison faugs from the jaws of even the largest
anaconda, bis bite loses entirely its poisonous
effect the full fedged snake charmer gains his
occupation