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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
MIR. ALV0RD READS HARPER.
THE EIRCE or HOW NOT TO PdSS THE
iPPORTIONMINT BILL
Contempt Casc. before the Assembly More
Power for the Mnyor-The College with the
Zig Name-Mr. Fish aud the Constitution.


Zig Name-Afr Fish aud the Constitution.
ALBANY March 1s.-The proceedings in
the Assembly this evening were opened by Old
Salt. who rose TO n question Of privilege. He
said TINT he thought he had bccn rather un-
kindly dealt with Of late 10y the newspapers but
had rciraincd from saying anything until now
because he couldn't find words suitable to cx-
press his feelings. Fortunately. he had just
come across an article in Hnper's MOnhlv
which 30 fully expressed his feelings that he
would read it. and then dismiss the matter now
and forever. He read his piece, and everybody
laughed at his good joke. as he called it. To-
morrow he will renew his big farce Of How
not to pass an Apportionment bill"
This disposed Of. the Sergeant at Arms pre-
sentcd at the bar in contempt l.. II. Scott. better
known rs Scotty OF New York, and John Duffy
Of White Plains, who had failed to appear be-
fore the committee in New York in answer TO
n subprna. and testify in the case Of Morris
against Purdy. In answer to Speaker Husted's
inquiry ns to what excuse they had to offer,
Dufy said that he was ono Of the jaicrs at
White Plains. and the day when he was cited to
appear before the committee. the Sheriff and
all his deputies were gone II he went away
then the prisoners might escape. and he thought
that that would bc n greater calamity than the
unscatlng Of Pur1y or the seating Of Morris.
This was accepted as a good excuse. and Duffy
was purgcl Of contempt. Ssoity was not 20
fortunate. Ho had boon before the committee
ouce and was aftrrward arrested at the instance
OF Mr. Herring. the counsel for Morris. and
confined Tor fourteen davs in the city Prison.
That had given him the rhrumnti isfn and he
was afraid that II he wont before the committee
again he would again b. arrested He meant
no disrcspcct for the House or the COMMITTEES,
hut he did not want 90 he intimidated again and
confined in the city Prison. He was remanded
10 me custody 81 thc Sergeant a Arms, 10 ap-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
CRUELTY TO IN IMBECILE
The Beating TINT nm Aged Mnn Says he Re
celved In the fiatbu.h Asylum.

Early last week an iuoiicnsive old man
namod Francis Mulligan was committed to the
Fa''u~h. J. l.. Asylum for Luua,i.- lie WIS
aifa.,,d with ST; ming ~ the brain. AMI had
become iuheeie. hut had no ext 'rior damages,
other than o.. -e lu-ht iy the slow process
oi nge when he WAS sent to that institution.
On the dag ( 30 wing his commitment his
daughter visited him, anl was shocked To- find
him with a huoSrurl oye AMI swollen and
bruised fare She uttered some lamontaiions
over his condition. which drsw the attention of
Lawrence Flaheriy, nurse. who apron he'd
for the purpose Of offering some explanation Of
the confused condition Of the patient. Al sight
OF the nurse Mr.. MulliGan seemed overcome
with terror and shrickcd
They're coming again. They struck me:
they want to kill me-"
H. was at once removed 70 his home. anl n
physician upon examining him. discoveredthe
marks Of contusions upon his body. Gs we'll as
upon his face. Feeble as his intellect was so
great had been the pain ana fear tpwAi % hs
was Subjected that il had lcit nlear iril s.sslon
anl he tod luW tine krp,rs hgd -irp, a him,
flr' lil lifl "a ln'h tuh, 0nl, whom D." tried
had forced liu down. worm ~ h!nt, struck hlnl
with their n-'s thrown him on th, nlor. anil
r1llrl him over with their trct Even nnNfns
all due allowance for such tNa.grr.ilNu "a.
might be- eApo ted from one N his mental con-
GnI .n ' -abesi ab T. oH,rae'u5 'u, lfDatment NJ, ,'
and The c.trumrtanecs OF is inii fton W.G1 80
least h- -hly probable rs t,e oath Is pi''', '',arily
administered to al patients imu.9i' r ~ I'i,"n
their re'c, ion. and they very i",u,,,ilv ,it,,,
gle v.,ienii5 against IT,
Compliant WAS ~ once made to Moses Kossel
and B'rnIarl Midas, the comm ltoe Of the
Conn -, op"rs ~ Charities having mmq4Iate
charge u the Asylum for Iun1ti s. and thcy
,tnSS,,lp'Gri tnSnl an lnycstle4tt,lon nrommy. IAey
frtX l,4 "A /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
STREET car THIEIES CiUGHE
Ran Into Trap aud Couldn't Oct Out
Throwing Away Watches

Asacro,s-town car was going up Broad
way. Williams. ursh, last cycnirs two men
jumped ont and ran raridly around into First
street. A minute later e orcc kane, who had
been knocked down hy thcS6 men :. s." ''' car,
found that his watch was gone and he f3row,,,
them. The men ran Into the saloon Of August
schmidt on First street and thence into the
ha'k yard. schmidt followed them. and saw
was not right. he went t. the door to look inr an
Qli ,r and there saw Kane. who was shouting
ipr the police. having lost sight II the thieves
Schmidt then locked the door and rcfused 10
lrt the follows out, lie held them until the ar
rival If Officers prcdgorund lrinck rhof Tho
llisomor5 gayc their names rs Henry Hart of
Isl Washington street, Jersey CITY. and John
kuron of l2s Grahnm avenue" WilhumslUrsh.
Hart threw one watch under Schmidt's coun-
lrr This the officer secured Another he
throw away ON the way ~ the police station,
and ms it could not hc found nimrwarl. It is
supposed confederate pl 'krd It up.
Two other wat hes wcr9 found ~ Hart when
h. WAS search
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
rRyIyG ro >uow roRorRE


IL the examination u OAalie- ~ Collier
flo husband Il M Cuflarine Collier. n
,,...,.,.,. ,.,'.ir.,,of,f.,,., y.rn.n W..,.la., ,,
county. ont q chursr ai iurg,n., his Wiis's maiden
,.t..t.nal.,r 70aoathc " .lianis' 'nr..h
p.n r,.t.. Woln in p,,.ll.,
N.Nlh-7 I'hN' ''''.' ""''"' !" ~ "lS H.
storday, took the testimony ol 'hn ll0a'h,
Noca-hicr Nllliamshureh Savings Bank.
Mre. Caller. who was lross,i in a stylish six
suit ana w'r' h"hry lcwclly. Niten ''i with her
counsel. Mr. Broaoh rroluOod the checks
lot.I a., IN Nv : ori N,y : 1.77 and Ian
Nn - "'' "'' "''' "''' .,"'
: lSIS, sign al hy '4lnArlne ! inhha ana ue
bank hnuA ON Nlli " il'y Wti' ri4 ISud'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.
ENGLAND KEEPING GUARD.
HER FLEET TO REMiIN NEiR TIE CIT
or tONST.INTINOpLE
Insisting that all the Clauses OF the Treaty NJ
submitted to the Conference - sun More
Russian Troops Crossing the Balkans.

S"""''eu Z" the conference SON More
Russian Troops Crossing the Balkans.
Ioxno~ Nt,,,h ~ 7, ,l, 1I,,,,, 80 ,,...
"ONp'N' Hi"ic" io-ih ,i'c mousse ol 'oiH
mons, this afternoon. Sir Stafford Northcote
Chancellor of the Exchoouer announced thai
,t.,t... .,.,..a...,. IN Al, r, ~
eNlsllng circumstances Justlilod the Govern'
ment In keeping the British fleet at CONSTANT.
nople. He said II ,vos NOT truo finn, Russio bad
rof,,.ot ,.a.t,,,t, = - =. 49,. GO ,.' i''.
refused 10 aimt Greo'e 10 the Conference. but
merely raised the question as 10 the footing ON
which tbo t;r.ck r,nrcscn,a,iyo shoniJ h, od.
HI, 49," i0p' ''90"'"'''' 9"V"'u w "u'
hlt'ou'
AdVicCs from Vienna published in Paris say
thnt England h,a r.t,,so1 4, ,nl, ,a -, ,,, -
A., NC ',"0'" W ''ho p"i' oNcn I'D
the preliminary conference OF Ambassadors
until Russia has given the formal engagement
that NIL tho ol,,.,,s - Al, "a ,,.. -, ...,-,,.,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The French stat. OF Siege BnI-A Ministerial
Crisis Averted.

VERSAILLES March 1s.-Tho Senate. by vote
of l;S to l' has passed the third article the State Of
Siege h The article provides that the Pre- .iicnt
only rcarc state of siege during dissolution Of tho
'laullor, in Tie event of hrcl-n war The Rshi
w,'"i e'.s 30 lofut its declaration in the event q
in f.c 'han'oi az y inues " Loon say mister oi
l4n1uf aN fr' tIr lli.et o receipts hc made the
oflcr n' tI0iiN fUr lIl4.iaN
'Hmi .'t .uri t't the mot ,n ami declared that
tr hNNr Hi arrived fN a~. 10 confidence the Ministry
tI. f.f f f.0 uillr.
Tile fl. i.u adopted fN vote OF 43G 10 "a THU
al l.nr d a lrL.I- ]. NAuL,Li.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19

NIANFITV M VID HITINll JUN II INIz7
Derr " We'fr4
For the last six years your pianos have been
my choice for the concert room and my ownhuuse, where
one Of your slcnid aror gran1s now stands | have
praised ANA recommended them TO all my friends and
shan continue 10 do so. for it 10 your m,ru
ucnls bc.ouins better every year Very truly yours
CLAgA LovlsL hLLLcsC -AA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19

CNl. nor;lrrly beck - warmer southorlI
wint> .'aqnn'ry cog ilHns barometer ani clear %
Ilitt Dlt.IlA NtaflIfr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19

TORONTO. March ls-ODonovan Rossa.
who was advertised to lecture here tonight in ST.
ratdcks Han, on "Irclani. her rriu, and Ir.uml hs'
under the auspices of the lr'h catholic Benevolent So
c,oiy, arrived here ihis forenoon lNins been r.
warned that lls lrrN luon might lr unrnniNrillIN
warml c taN He'd a. iar - ur ro-ur station h,r ne
Iup.d oh the ar the rul11 lD.r. llu l'ir .lil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19

Mrs. Crly was installed rs President oi
~Nrsi, ir tIr iiri time, lu licINnr- li.Iu- -f,r.
dN Apuus ue tast- wri'. Inc Wlic oi t,o Ma1ul OF
Sew AN.-Nhtn Ice poi, une
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
one More Temperance lecture.

NJ hnol Torrll N Noukor- drank % quantity
ifWnt o. 'tN .iulH, 4 Ui u,. .u.tD sui lsssHs Il N1s
10 .hNN, ull Iltd Du SUlIIv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19

Norfolk doylol crabs at Malihy's oyster
1r.Nf, HhI iirita r.iuIAut- mus ,-tIt ll:.y ut
Go,s asI adleluse ~ tAe Asa lVih HaAL-IA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEhLl Il
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST l, 1873

Richmond has been disturbed by the ques'
lion Of Sunday closog.'' The law requires H.
but public opinion is decidedly opposed to the
enforcement of il. Recently the chiet OF police
felt stirred up by what The p0lico judge said
to instruct bis officers to see to it that all the
doors Of the saloons, both front and back, we're
olosed' ind to see that the suspension Of traffic
was real and not imaginary. This seems to
have aroused storm Of Indignation, for at a
recent meeting Of The board he was Instructed
to rescind the order. This he did, and told
them to carry ont the Sunday ordinances with
their accustomed discretion as heretofore.
This means iudieious blindness when passing
saloon with side door, The depth OF pub
lie feeling on this question may be judged BY
the rejoicing of the Wing over the revocation OF
the order The citizens are truly to be con-
graduated upon their deliverabcc from a most
barassipg tyranny, which, unretuked and un-
restrained, would have grown from bad TO
Torse"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
NEWPORT. z. /. JniY -.
NrUpOpT L | ,lujy % -,

-NtHfphiI IL. out ~ - %.
Hon. Eppa H,mton:
DEAR SIR: Your telegram received aud Wa:
answered 10 part By telegraph.
now respond more fully By letter. 10 your
telegram you state. 1T is charged 10 " asbiug
ton and circulated 10 my district that you
refused to appoint me chairman Of the Distllc!
Committee because vas connected WITH Cr
friendly to, the rings.
have 10 recollection that any such cbatqs
vas made ST the period alluded 10 ag.ias: you
to me.
If it had been, it would Ls7> raised a.
objection OF tqu4 force against your mern5z:
ship OF said committee Is against your assiga!eu:
as the charman thereof. subsequently,
appointed you a mcmbe! OF the o,nmittar
because believed you would b. acceptable II
all parties IN Interest.
did not have reason u believe Thaa /
selected y0u, that you desired the piact, Az
that you had wish 10 b, rs caaiTmAu
afterwards learned OF your dissatisfaction VAL
the assignment
Ia making this statement upon your lfieuaiS
REQUEST, | wish 10 dIsavoW any rucpoS, TO
irHaeuce the contest now taking place in youE
district. | write because thick your charac
ter as a representative, and your integrity as d
man, haze been in this matter utilstIy assault
ed, and because it is duo to myself and to truth
that should say what have here said.
Yours very respectfully,
SAM, j, RANDALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

Msjor Dapgerfeld Lewis, Of Clarke county,
who recently sold the Washington relics to the
Uoited States, yesterday received the $4,000
appropriation voted therefor by Congress. At
first Secretary Sherman was inclined to with
hold 81. 600 of the appropriation until Msjor
Lewis could sufficiently establish the identity OF
a painting 10 the collection. claimed to be a
portrait Of Washington. M'j,r Lewis assured
the Secretary he could do So and would IN
time, and upon this assurance he was paid the
full amount. The hesitation occ1rred because
the painting does not resemble the Trumbull,
the Peale or auy other accepted portrait Ct
WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The ceremony Of browning the new king OF
the Schuezen Verein and the attendant ban
auet took place at Schetzsn Park, Washington,
last night. The king shooting occupied the
entire sfternooo, and at its conclusion II was
found that Christian Rupert had made the best
SCORE, and G. J. Sufferle the second. Mr.. Ru'
pert was crowned king 10 front Of the banquet
ball, after which he invited the company to
partake of the banquet. After the table had
been cleared Mr.. Rupert was called upon and
made short speech of Acknowledgements
Mayor Latrobe, Of Baltimore, was heartily well
somed. There we're about three thousand per.
anna nraaanf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

Tho Richmond Dispatch has reached the
conclusion that the best way OF ascertainlog
tho wishes Of the voters as to candidates Is to
hold primary elections. They give much more
satisfaction thao any other mode of appointing
delegates to district conventions. Ii is about
az easy to hold primary election as county
meeting, and it is certainly 90 more trouble to
the voter to attend a primary election than a
ward, or district, or county meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

Senator CoDking's homo organ, the Unca
Republican, has, all OF sudden, become very
affeclorato towards the national labor party,
aud instead Of berating them, as it used to DO,
as simply communists 10 disguise, now alludes
to them az men who have arguments on their
side which have got to be met, &c. 1t even
goes az far as TO drop word Of sympathy With
tho anti Chinese emigration movement, while
on the contract system Of employing labor it is
as outspoken as kearney himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
July 1871,

At the last term of the Madison Couoly
Court the order directing vote TO be taken
cn'the 2eth Of August TO determine the ques
ban whether the Board of Supervisors OF MAD.
ison should subscribe $4,000 to the capital
stock OF the P. F. & P. r. r., was enlarged
and extended until the 25i Of September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
Orleans.

Col. William Lamb, of Norfolk, 10 four
column open letter, published 10 the Norfolk
Virginian, announces himself candidate for
Congress. lie talks upon every possible sub
ject, except the State debt. MIR. Goode is also
out 10 card to tho voters of the district giving
an account Of himself and his stewardship.
Major Baker +. Lee, too, is candidate in that
district, and sets forth his views in brief
letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
AIEV NDRTA GAZETTE AND VI

Sixty.seven failures were reported 10 New
York, 10 July, 10 which the aggregate Liabilities
amounted 10 sj,73S.l7l, with assets estimated
at s27o2442 This shows 40 increase CT Is
failures and 81, 400, 600 Of liabilities compared
with The record fer the previous uooh and an
increase OF 50 per cent. il number, and double
The amount Of assets as compared With the
July 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
Political.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August l.-Hon.
Frank Jones. DEM, has decided not TO BIO a
candidate for denomination to Congress from
the First district. Thomas j. Smith, of Dover,
ohm w. SanborD, of Wakefield and John 4.
Cloutman, of Harrington, are named as demo-
cratic aspirants to succeed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

A dispatch from Richmond states that a
case OF yellow fever has occurred in Ffederlcks'
burg and proved fatal The case. was that OF a
child Of MIR. Lelong, recently arrived ttom Now
Orlcans Another child is sick and not cy
pected TO live. The death happened OF the
residence of MIR. James Young, grand fAther of
the children. Thts, children had the fever
on them, it is supposed, when they left New
Ocleans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
/ SI ED.

Departed this life July @lst Wlht I",isnl:
NOI,AND, in his 9th year. cs-1ne n.Si.
and acqusni,snces Of tho family are ih nh1:ss
sttend the funeral from the NJ. +. e"" ::
South, tomorrow (Fridsy) afternoon
o'clock. u,s
On the lst instant at his mothers ,s sflI:s; :.
corner CT Leo and Queen streets. re- Tbs
friends of the family arc respectfully n m' at sl
attend his funeral, on Friday eVo iasss copy
oiclock,-1Wa,h, and Bait. papers p'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.-Nu. Mitch
who fatally stabbed John Stephenson duCIng
quarrel, las. night, was arrcstcl this nornIn.
The prisoner acknowledges the attack upt
Stephenson, but said he did DOT iatend 10 HI
him, and that they were both drunk.
JAMESTOWN. n. y, Aug. IA Sweets:
woman OF this city named Catbartne Lass.
has been these five years engaged 10 llHj.
brewing. a sample oil the beer sent to v Al
ingtou was decided by the Internal feV@ba.
Department to be subject to Tax, which -,
refused to pay. last night she Was arEe,i.'
By Deputy u. s. Marshal Harrington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

General Howard tolegraphs to the War De.
partmeat that the crisis Of tho Indian campaign
has passed; that the Bannocks and Piucs are
moving southwark, and tho troops arc moving
80 as to pick tho scattered bands up in detail.
We have seen similar reports from Gen. How
ard before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The Washington Star facetiously remarks
that prohibition, tho resumption Of specie pay.
ments and The Southern war claims took
so much space 10 tho platform adopted by
the Maine republicans that an expression OF
opinion on the policy Of the administration was
unavoidabIy crowded out. Blaine stock is still
above par in Maine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The meteorological summary o! tho Signal
Bureau, at Washington, for July, shows the
highest temperature during the month to have
been IS degrees on the 18th, and the lowest,
IS, on the 231.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

SLAUGHTER. The great trouble 0; ia" a.
is that too few are killed in battle, adj h.f.
are military men who have expected El's'.
to invent something that would cut DOVE u
gades and divisions as Mccormick ) reaper t''-
a field of wheat. Now it is announced, h1T
ever, that gun, which promises to re II
most terrible agent Of destruction OF moUr''
times, is CD exhibition at the office oil the -,
entees, in New York city. The Ri h''
terry, as it is called, is SO constructed -,
to deliver its fire either in / ght lice q
in horizontal radlatirg lines. The 90
rels, ranging in number from SIX 10 1--WE"
~, are sufficiently far apart TO prevent hea',,'
from continuous firing, and are fired sNt.',
sively, Instead Of simultaneously, at the f'''
10000 shots an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The New York Tribune publishes official
figures showing that it paid $4.47i.34 post
age during the three months ending June 80; a
somewhat larger amounts than any other paper
10 the United States, the Herald being second.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The subscriptions to the I. S. four per CT
loan SO far amount to SllS.U00,OO0 OF Which
$40 600, 900 have been made by the public and
the remainder by the syndicate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01
FOREIGN News

LONDON, August IA delayed dispatch,
dated Conatantinople July so, says it is report
I'd that Jed. Todlsbeo, commander Of tho Rus
siaus before Cors!an!inoplc, is 10 be succeeded
by G:n. Kaufman.
The Courier De Orient has been suspend.
ed for announcing that the vile OF the Turkish
Minister of Marine was present at ball given
by Russians.
The Times vehemeotlg attacks Nlr. Gladstone
this morning Great preparations are maklog
in London for the civic honors to Lords Bea.
cons6eld and Salisbury CD Saturday next, when
they will be entertained at banquet given by
the Lord Mayor.
LONDON Aug. 1.-the Times Pera dispatch
OF the 30th OF July says: THE Austrian occu.
patton of Bosnia and Herzegovina threatens to
produce ministerial crisis in CoDsantinople.
The Minister Of War and the Minister Of Pub.
lie Instruction are strongly opposed to tho oc
cupation, and think that it should not be sub
mitted to without formal convention. Grand
VizIer Ssfet Pasha. who wishes to avoid diff
culties with Austria, is at variance with his
colleagues.
There is 20 doubt that the Albanian chief.
taiDs have formed confederation to resist the
eDcroachments Of Servla and Montenegro. The
Porte is preparing memorandum to be ad
dressed to the signatories Of the treaty Of Der
lin setting forth it's views of the Gree claim:
10 answer tc the statement Of the Greek repre-
sentative, NJ. D,qsnnis. at the Berlin Con
| gres5.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The race for the Good
wood cup took place to day at the GoodWood
meeting. It was Won by Mr.. f. BIasc0viIz'
four year old chestnut marc kincsen by Cam.
buscan out OF Water Nymph, bred 10 Hun
| gary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The supply Of money continues 10 be report
ed abundant at all the great Commercial! centres.
and prime mercantile paper is readily taken at
3 to 8 per cent; very choice at from to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

The Lse county Sentinel predicts that Gen.
Pridemore will be renomiuated for Congress
by the Wytheville convention. which meets on
he 9Th of August
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

Cohen, the leader of the rioters in Washing.
ton last week, attempted to hold meeting last
night at the City Hall, in that city, but was in.
terrupted by the police and compelled to desist.
His audience quietly dispersed