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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-30

ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL 26, 1875.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SIM
DAY, BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL.

Leave washington at 8 q. M. and 4 p. M, and
Alexandria at 3. III u. m. and 40 O.. m. Pass
Leesburg, going westward, ut ll.W a. m. and
o.2o p. n.i and arrive at Round Hill at IL m.
ana p; m. Leave Round Hill ut $40 a. m.
and II 81 p. M; pass Lcesburg, going eastward,
at q. IN. and LILO p. m; and arrive at Alcxsn-
drls at SIS y. m. and BIS D. m; and ut Wash
lngton at $50 Il. m. and 3.3U p. M.
GS- Passengers from Washington will take
the W ashlngton and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
ana Potomac Railroad station al 9 8. m. and q Q.
M, and go through to Round Hill without
change of cars.
The 8. 10 q. m. train from Alexandria and u. 30
P: m. train from Round Hill connects at Round
hlli with Harris Daily Line ct Coaches
Tor Snickersville, Berryvllle and Winchester;
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg,
Both trains. westward, make close connection,
AZ Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair
lax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
X. II. HAVENER,
ap W-tf General Ticket Agent.
WHITE WASH BRUSHES, nailed and
tied, OF assorted sizes, which were made
to our order Of the best quality Of Russia Bris-
ties. For sale, Wholesale and retail, at So King
street, corner Royal;
NEW PURCHASES.
Just received DOM ESTES of ali kinds, also
n beautiful line of Calicos, Cambrics, &c.
je 10 D. +. WITMER GO.
DODE Frs ALKALINE
EFFERMESCENT APERIENT
Just received and for sale by
je Is WAKEFIELD 81 HALL.
HAIR SWITCHESl
IL HAIR SWITCHES
Great inducements offered to ladies wishing
good goods at low prices 1T
FERGUSON s. BROS.
je24 Hair Depot.
TIGARSi CIGARSl ClGARSl-I would
~ call the attention of smokers to my we'll
selected stock Of choice Cigars. now on hand,
and ask them to give me y call.
VIM. f. BROOKES,
jy II LAT King street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
RECORD OF CRIME.

Michael Farley, of No. ia Madison street, having
lett his truck with three OF goods in front OF No
Maiden lane, on Tuesday afternoon, thief drove u
or Late at night the horse aud truck found
standing in Of the uptown streets, but the
cases of goods, valued at s40O, gone
Burglars open the door OF the shoe store
No 4O3 Canal last Tuesday night and carried OF
goods valued at $500.
e. H. Cannon, Of No. 276 Tenth avenue, reported the
day before yesterday that during the night previous his
stable No 500 West Twenty seventh street. was broken
open and horse valued at $3.50 and set Of harness
worth $50 stoIen. No clew found
The premises OF Theobold Strucker, No. 70 Grand
street were robbed OF $40 worth OF property.
thcf broke pane Of plate glass ia the store win
dox OF Thomas d. Strong, No. 20 Cortlandt street
loss $3.50
Thieves entered the residence or Mr. Schanman, No
13O Wooster street. and carried on SS4 worth OF cloth
ing
Ann Phibin, Of Manhattan street and broadway,
suspects Besey Powers OF h@vng stolen $4S 80 worth
OF clothing from her trunk,
Juncs Ryan arrested yesterday for having stolen
trunk aud contents valued at $500 while taking them
TO the Hudson River Railroad depot
Thomas Smith arrested last night for stealn
three OF bleached goods valued at $515 No.
~ Grand street. The receiver John Williams, also
a~raotad
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1875,
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON Dec. Is, 1875.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate this afternoon
A. s. johnson. OF New York, to be United States
Circuit Judge for tho Second Judicial Circuit; A. White
OF Alabama. to be Chef Justice OF Utah Territory;
III. W. Blake Of Montana Associate Justice OF Montana
Territory; ID. p. Thompson OF Oregon, Governor OF
Idaho Territory; Il. h. smith of Maine; Thomas 81.
mons, OF New York, and A. ), Gaylord, OF Michigan, to
be Assistant Attorneys General; IL. g. Sckel and Al
bert ID. Wood TO be Pension Agents at Philadelphia;
Robert NJ Kelly, Pension Agent at Louisville Ky. Jo-
scph n Lvcrmorc, Surveyor OF Eastport and the Dis
trct OF Passamaquoddy, Me.
Registers of Land o6ices-w. II. Bates East Saginaw,
Mich; w. b. Franklin, Chillicothe, Ohio; Thomas l..
Iiecetrers Of Pubic Moneys-Thomas H. Prcssnell, at
Duluth, MINI, and Michael II. Fitch, at Pueblo Col
observation-disclosures +. Letter, at Charlotte, Mich:
John r. ogden, at Wellington, Ohio, and Samuel p.
Badrdge, at Jackson Ohio.
United States AtoraeyS--E b. Pomeroy, for Arizona
Territory; d. r. Dyer for the Eastern district or Mis-
souri,; q o. Bradley for Colorado Territory; G. W.
Hazlcton, for the Eastern district OF Wisconsin; H. II.
Wells. for the District Of Columbia; q varian, for
Nevada j. b. Stickney, Tor the Northern district of
Florida j. X. Valentine, for the Eastern district OF
Pennsylvania d. r. Corbin FOR the District Of South
Carolina, and H. b. Whitfield, for the Southern district
of Mississippi.
United States 4crsaais--R. A. Capp for Nevada;
Lelingwel Tor the Eastern district of Missouri r. w.
Healcy, for the Southern district Of Alabama; W. y.
Prosscr, for Middle TENNESSEE, and William s. Swe2ey,
ior orWyoming Territory
COMBINATIONS ny THE SENATE
The Senate, IN executive session, this afternoon
confirmed the following nominatons.--
Alexander :. Johnson, OF New York, to be Circuit
Judge Tor the Second judicial circuit G. W. Rngod,
appraiser Of merchandise, at New Orleans; Albert d.
Wood, Pension Agent, at the Philadelphia Pa,
Widows Agency; Ferdinand Meyer, Supervisor OF In.
tcrnal Revenue vice John Mcdonald. resigned: l. N.
Bean Collector Of Internal Revenue for the First dis
trict OF Wisconsin.
Registers ct Land 00ices-Jamcs ~ Moe, at Helena,
Mon. II. L. Taylor, at Wichita, Kan. Alex d. Buck
WORTH at North Platte Neb Charles M Patterson at
harysvile, Cal. j. d. Hyde, At yisalia Cal ; John j.
Henry, at Fair Play, Col Edward Stevenson, at Iona
Mich. David W. Letchenthacr, at lie Grand oregon;
George X. Thomas at Cheyenne, Wy 7. Laren Lstoc
at Alexandria, Mnn.
Reeeircrs of Public Monsys-Frederck j. Barton.
East Saginaw, Mich J. q. Whippe Cheyenne, wy r.
r. b. Harrington, Beatrice, Ncb. w. w. Wright North
Platte, Ncb L. j. Kaufman Huntsville, Ala George
b. Folsom, Taylor's Falls, Mimi. II. 9. Stcttcn
Detroit, Mimi. J. N. Peck, Dardcnncles, Ark. H. ~
David D. Cone 10 be Secretary 10 the President 10
sign land patents
In addition TO q lnrGc numhor Of poatmnstors
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1875
THE FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IN MISSISSIPPI
THE PRESIDENT CUT LOOSE FROM THE AMEs
INFLUENCE.
The President to day nominated Mr.. Whitfield TO be
United States District Attorney for the Northern Dis
trict Of Mississippi In place OF G. Wiley Wells, who
has been elected to Congress. This nomination is i'm
portant showing that General Grant has cut loose
from the Ames influence, for Mr.. Whitfield was recon
mended by Mr.. Wells, his predecessor who is strong
nti-Ames and one OF the republicans whose
efforts in the last election broke down the Aines Ring
Immediately after the election Governor Ames and his
hthern-law General B. f. Butler persuaded the Presi-
dent that he ought to turn out Of Office in Mississippi all
The federal officers who had opposed Aes and Postmas-
er Pease and others accordingly removed. They
we're presently rcnstated however and the anti
Ames men seem to have secured themselves with the
President 1t was noticed that G. Wiley Wells member
from Mississippi, voted to-day in the House for the
third term, against the Springer resolution
DISTRICT ATTORNEY DYER's NAME SENT TO THE
SENATE.
The name Of Mr.. Dyer, District Attorney OF St
Louis, was sent to the Senate to-day, with number
Of other nominations in the Department Of Justice.
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL AND SECRETARY BRIsTow.
Attorney General Perrepont says there Is not the
least truth In the report in the St. Louis Republican
that he demanded that the evidence against General
Babcock should first be submitted to him that he
might judge OF the propriety of taking it to the
Grand Jury Nor is it true that there has been
any disagreement between himself Secretary Bris-
tow. On the contrary, they have been OF one mind
upon the manner Of prosecuting the whiskey cases
7pon any other question and upon cordial terms.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
NEW YORK THURSDAY DECEMBER 18-TR1PLE SHEET

there had been some Information withheld from the
public Any publication that could be made would
show TO the contrary that the Secretary Of the Treas
and all public officers had stryen 20 bring guilty
iustica He believed that this publication
would yindcate the administration, and would vindi-
cate the President OF the United States OF all the charges
made against him. IL would show that he had done
all IN his power punish the guilty without sparng
friend or party. He Ar M0rOn) believed MS TREND r
Steyensonj could not do the administration greater
service than by having this resolution passed 20 lar
as ne INT Moronl Was concerned he was wiing 10 vote
for II leaving II 10 the discretion Of the Secretary oi
the Treasury 70 withhold such information as might
defeat the ends Of JUSTICE and with that understanding
lac would Tor II.
Mr.. STEVENSON said that the Secretary OF the Treas
ury would only give such information as would
not impede the prosecutions. He did not see what OBJ
lection Senators could have in referring the matter 70
the Finance Committee There information which
he would like to have. He had that distin-
gnshed gentleman had been dismissed from the prose-
cuon, and he Mr Stcyensonl would like 20 know somo
thlng about H. However, AZ there was so much OBJ
JccIon 10 the resolution he would withdraw IT. which
done
Mr.. EDsUSDs, OF Vermont submitted resolution
that the JOINT rules or the Senate and House OF Repre-
senlativcs in at the close the last Of
Congress be and the same hereby adopted as the
ont rules OF the two Houses for the present session
Referred 10 the Committee On Rules.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the resolution sub
mitted by Mr.. Morton ON the 10th inst to amend the
lwentynlth rule Of the Senate that bills may be IN
troiuccd without previous notice ana 1t was referred
TO the Committee Rules.
Mr. WEsT, OF Louisiana, submitted the ioliowing:--
Ordered, That the Committee Contingent ES
pcses DC instructed TO report what amounts OF COM
pcnsaton, II any, their opinion due to the re-
spcctivc contestants William /. Mcmillan and John
Ray, claimants TO the seat in the Senate for the
pred term OF William Il. kellogg, and 10 William H.
Mcmillan as claimant heretofore seat in Senate
for the term commencing March 4. lST3
The senate then, AT twenty minutes past ono L. NJ
proceeded 10 the consideration OF executive business
AT quarter past two NJ the doors rcopcned and
the Senate adjourned
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
THE BROOKLYN HArTERs' STRIKE.

The strike Of tho Brooklyn hat makers still continues
This society numbers three hundrc members. all
of whom arc idle The strike commenced about the
middle OF July last The bosses wanted to employ
society men, and the society struck and they have
been idle since The large manufacturers what
called blocking and pouncng machines" for the work
that formerly done by hand Up to the time or the
strike these machines worked by society meu. As
a knowledge OF the hat trade necessary run
those machines the bosses wanted to employ non
society men, who would work at much lower ratio
than society Both sides confident OF success.
Tue bosses say they will the men, and the
men the contrary claim that by holding out to the
middle OF January the bosses Will be compelled 10 re-
employ them, else lose their trade
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

throughout the country the Senate also confirmed all
the naval promotions pade during the Of Con
gross and sent to the Senate the 9th inst with the
exception OF the three following: Piunkett TO
be An Assistant Paymaster and Passed Assistants
Charles u Mansfield and Charles H. Bartlett TO be Pay
masters in the Navy, which three we're not reported
from the committee to whom they referred.
THE QUESTION or INTERVENTION IN THE
AFFAIRS or CUBA BY THE UNITED STATES.
The published report that the United States have sub
mited proposals 10 Great Britain France and Germany
looking Intervention in the Cuban question is
tradcled by the language OF tho President in his recent
annual Message, IN which he says
Had il been the desire OF the United States to inter
fere the affairs Of Cuba repeated opportunities Tor
dong have been presented within the last few years
but we have remained passive and have performed our
with friendship, fairness aud fidelity and with spirit
Of patience and iorbearance which negatives pos
slbe suggestion of desire 10 interfere add 70 tie
difficulties with which she has been surrounded.
In addition to the language of tho President above
quoted 1t may positively be asserted that II this
should in future be inclined to such inter
vention 1t would do without asking desiring lbe
cooperation OF foreign Powers.
RESIGNATION OF SURVEYOR GENERAL sTRArToN.
The resignation OF Surveyor General Stratton has
been placed in Senator Sargcnts hands, 10 take effect
January IL Mr.. Sargent will recommend as his
cessor II. G. Rollins who has satisfactorily served
Register OF the San Francisco Land Office during the
past SIX years.
THE VISIT TO THE CENTENNIAL GROUNDS
Ex-Governor Bigler, Thomas Cochran and James NJ.
Robb Centennial Committee OF Arrangements, that
the excursion train will hence for Philadelphia at
three o'clock Friday afternoon with the President,
OF the members OF his Cabinet Judges OF the Su
preme Court and q majority OF members of both
houses of Congress Those who may desire
turn to Washington in the six o'clock p. NJ train on
Saturday.
THE NEW ARMY REGISTER.
The Army Register for 1876 just issued shows that
during the present year there eighteen resigna-
tions namely:-0ne paymaster, four captains, seven
leutenants, fve second ieutenants and chaplain.
and twenty eight Deaths including brgadier gen.
erals, Lorenzo Thomas and Alexander Shiras; two
coloncs, two lieutenant colonels six majors cap
tans twelve FIRST lieutenants six second leutcnants
and two chaplains Nine officers dsms sed three
cashiered and one honoraby discharged.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
TAXATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.

The agitation among the clergy in Jersey City the
question Of taxing church property the increase
Rev. Dr. Imbrie, of the Fret Presbyterian church.
holds that the adoption OF the constitutional amend
mcnts does not create any taxation, but merely
provides for a uniform system taxation property
now taxable. The Methodist clergy have adopted
resolution not to pay taxes church property
carry the question into the courts Tho members or
the Methodist Church were unanimous in support othe
amendments, and now they lind that one amendment
is most detrimental 10 the interests Of their Church.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
OUR PHILADELPHIA VISITORS.

The Special Committee Of the Common Council of
Philadelphia, with the Board Of Fire Commissioners
and Chief Engineer Johnson, who have been visit
TO this city inspect the fire escapes in the public
buildings, left for home yesterday afternoon. They
accompanied TO the depot by Walter w. Adams
superintendent OF Unsafe Buildings, and Deputies
Robert McGinness and Charles H. Hyde, who have en-
tertained them during their soiourn here
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
THE WINTER BLOCKADE.

The presidents Of the various city railroads called al
the Police Central once yesterday and had long
ference with Commissioner Disbecker in regard 70 tho
removal Of snow and fram the tracks aud streets
DURING the wntar
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
ACCIDENTALLY RUN OVER.

The jury in the case Of John Cavannagh, who was
over by express wagon in Chatham street, on the
llt nsL decided that his death occurred accidentally
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
AN EXILE'S RETURN.

Fire Commissioner Specr. who has been absent from
Jersey City for nearly year, has returned from
Colorado Mayor Traphagen has refused to sign
rants for his salary during his absence.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.

special meeting OF the Tammany Society was held
yesterday afternoon, which lasted but very short
time, and which business Of importance WAS
transacted
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
THE LOUISIANA SENATORSHIP.

APPOINTMENT BY GOVERNOR M'ENEnx or r. H.
MARI AS UNITED STATES SENATOR
NEW ORLEANS, Dec A. 1875.
Hon. r. II. Marr has been appointed by Governor
McEnery, United States senator place of General
w. l.. Mcmillan resigned
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

The Sense Of the House on the
Subsidy Question.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
WaShingtOn'S Example Approved by a
Vote Of 232 to Is.
The Names Of the Immortal Few and Their
Prospects for Patronage,

SENATOR MORTON ON STATES RIGHTS.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

Probable NOn-Intcrftrense BY lGs;Io GsEI,
A,tLo s...-D 11l6Sll6s
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
WASIIINGTON.'

THE .TACT'.', 4. METHODIST.
..rY DEMEAN THEMSEL, 81
The New York herald., 1875-12-16

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