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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDGAR 5NOwDENs
SATURDAY EvENG., DECEMBER C, l8
Mr.. Hayes ibhuerco with tho Virginia re-

Mr.. Hayes Influence with tho Virginia re-
publo.na seems to he ss slight as it Is with
those of NV Yoik, those ia all other portions
Of the urion, aid those in Congress Of the
twenty seven 10 the General Assembly all but
two voted with the r9a(l u5Ecre though Mr..
hava nothing tn do with the conservative sluab-
be. promised them benefits it they would fol-
low hia advice, and warned them against re-
jtctin2 It. The treatment he received at their
hands. hGwcv,r, IL no Worse Il au that accord
ed him by his party in every other State and
in Congress. roLablo instl.cj Of the latter
boing afforded by the late Of his rccummendar
tIt o concernor the currency, which he iugOII-
cudy withdrew after giviag Senator lugalIs an
Opportunity 10 say that tie resolution he lotto.
ductd was IN dIitci oppOsliIou TO Dir. Hayes
rtc0lnlG cDdaton 90 the subject And Still Mr..
Hayes persists In his irutitsj efforts to rein.
state himself in the good gfGcos Of bis parry.
Ii stflki ) most people that The expi riehce Mr..
Hayes has had ia these efforts would bo spfi
rl5ut to deter wise lnau from o0niuuiug them
and teach HIM that Tor the r,m2inder Of his
term Of CfEioo il would tc better 10 every re-
spoct Tor htm to SICK Ills country welfare than
the arprohstion Of tho republican party. 1t
can never ttr$ivc him Tor not caIrSing nut it's
policy 81 vcngraIc: tonaf! the South and his
,itOEta 10 obtain i.a lurelycnG3s ,nu! Of ncc>s.
stty IN the future, ~ III Tho past result 10 ignu.
+.
and prhiii hg li4 rnts rsirnry. ut will oonlinun
To repol any interference On h, part witt soorn
and oiritrmuf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
Rs;ssESGT VIEWS.

Some Of tho Rituaisis Ct Brighten. Ed
land, art joiGi0g the Catholics.
Thomas Brennan, an Irish land apitat1r OF
local prominence, has been arrested 10 DIbliu
and taken to Castlabur.
Mariln(z Camr1s Is rrtsscg the matter Of
Cuban reforms AID abolition OF slavery 10
tho Spanish Corir2
Ati GeGcVa, SSit2rrland, It's snow storm
which oomiGchcHd on " ctiutgday oautiuucd 70:
twenty four. Nlan2 Gi:asttr ~ ac rcrortct.
from lie IuGL:aiE:.
Egypt is rcpotrd as i'rtpalins to mako whT
upon Ab5ssinia. E2yp,'s IolcgD will consist Of
~. 600 rnrn. Gold9n pasha' Fl wcrcnbouis have
been a!carainru, in; III communication can be
had wish !im.
The iat,sl 81. Petersburg newspapers con.
IAN no articles on the attempt un tho Car :
HE, AZ they have not received lrrrmis slnn 20
publish them. lkn t%m ei>it III the ST. Pet.
TT; bhrG ilI, AFRO last mgr, aEd WAS rniiu:lastl
calIv r,ri igrd. hi III Ii1Imar :, WAS suspend
cd wh,a tn Russian rhiiunal anihcr, Ea3 sung.
An ,SAIiri wGwd oh luc,uiay iruL0 10 iha win
dOws ul a loIl-G nrIr Mrsr1w whrnaa they hi.r'
nns?l III ininn had hnna fired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
y.sE:+s yp TEE EE.7B.

:. Is. kiogstoG, tc gcuc!a! height agent 81
tho pcua:y;vaaia I>Si.rQ&t Company, IiI@ 52S-
torday.
The CONGRESSIONAL i:oIiipy tecoss. it is tx
pectcd, will extend Loan December l9:h TO
January 5:h.
Two little children ", re lurnid to death 10
t?ntG4cat house 10 NV crk yesterday by
their clothes taking i;;c.
Over 1900 tuGk=ys ard 1903 geese and
ducks were shipped from !agerS9i. Oat, yes
tertay fer Eoglsnd.
Miss Taylor, o young lady IL Gales county,
n. g., was burned to death at South Mills on
Wednesday by her clothing becoming lgnited
while putting wood on the fire.
Codbier Burton died at Richmond, Va,
yesterday, aged 81. lie occupied the position
Of Inspector cf tobacco 10 the Unitcd Safes lI.
ternal Revenue Department.
Under the Ohio tramp law, one Of that fra
ternity was arrested in Franklin cjunty, 10 that
State, yesterday, and convicted. The pcnalty
is from one 10 three years confinement in the
peDlcntl9ry.
\ meeting vas held in New York last night,
uGdcr the auspices OF the Sociallstc party, to
express sympathy for the Irish people in their
present struggle agaiost the landlords. But lev
ltishmsn were present.
a flor gave away 10 o graiu and flour mi! in
Brockton, Mass, yesterday, pric;pitating three
men iuto tho oallsr aud burying them unltl
1000 bushels Of grain. They were taken out
dead.
The charters Of Il National Banks, which
were granted for twenty years, begla to expire
in 1855. chs hundred and seventy uinO Of these
institutions having been chartered bcttre Jan,
uaIy |, 1861.
The will Ct the late Peter Gotl Lei, QUO IF tho
etc!ltic Gotlet Lrothrrs Was filled in the New
\ ork Surroeale's Office yesterday. Tho estate
is estimated ct $l2 900 ,OG0, and tho division j:
entirely amOrg his relaives. E!bridpo 4. Gcily
Lis nlphtw, gets 500 0Gl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

AT It's recent session 81 the Washington
Episcopal ConvCoatiCn Rev. d.. Addison, in
spesklog on the subject Of funerals, said:
He thought that tho CoIvjcaton ought to
take stand against tho many wrongs prac iced
10 inc burial service Md in tho iDtcrmout OF
the dead, esp;c' oily in regard to tho needless
expense OF funerals lilo thought that suoh
gross tXtravaralco could be stopped If the saw,
tial ministers Woull combine against j.. Ii
wIu'd t.h@vc e great macy people from n
heavy burden, and would DO cxcccdipgiy adyau.
tageous to large pumbcr Of persons who were
unable t, make big show, hut do il 10 order
not to be outdonc 10y fashion.
All OF which was lost as sensible as timoIc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

With republicans rs we'll asdcm0afais 10 hus-
tam them Wo cannot arn Why Mr.. Woods onm-
nj tHo - paisl-icnily rolil r II adcp. rr even
coGLIioT nGa. uTcS acuard tG benefit all claesrs
aId intcrtata Of the o,nnir2 except few nc
nn0it.!H, h. romuvnp or diminishing tn. ey.
isi,ng irot' cave IL nat proscrirtiva taiiff.
They will havn tho approval Of their owe pary,
and II s0oh influential republican PAPERS AZ The
+ stnn llaralt aud The New York Tines Sill
tain them aa they do, Tho Lesser lights among
thu republicans will moi Ir lnnr in u,inp,inp the
sam, ro,cy. The latter paper says:
Tho people al this country arc practically
compelled ly our tnrtl IL limit their sales L.
such srticIcs ms hrn So badly needed hy Other
Countries Tina! they must hRvo Them lhuup h
thny hSVo i"rAy f"r them in gold anti silver
Thoy arn restricted IL tho markets whcro tho
danhn! i"r oar cotton, petroleum, provisions
and brosdstnils is sufficient 10 induce rl1chasr
They Arc shut ont from that far wider rauga OF
markets winch would DO opCn to them if they
could oLsr thu dowh!o profit Of exchange. And
Tho only '1'IIv"csl compensation for this Grip.
pling of trade is tho :timnntcd prosperity al cor
tam favored industries al tho expense Of ether
lndustrics equally important"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

Communicated.
lie Il4UrR TAN Fiom tho proceedings
Of tho Legislature 1t appeals that resolution
was nll"red requesting tho State Auditor TO fur
man the amount received FROM the liouor tar
Tor the years 1876 and 1879. In this city in 1876
three wholesale dbalors paid license tsx of
eleven hundred ard tftY.six dollars; In 1878
three wholesale dtalofs were taxed under tho
Moiioit Liquor Law ono hundred AID fifty dol"
lars tach--tolhl lax Si5J--s hownga loss, in this
city alone, To tho Statn of S7UG, in addition TO
The hnhvy loss from this unjust discrimination
agMinst the small dosIors III thu Hill introduced
IN the Legislature by DR.. Motistt, ard headed,
An net imposing II tax, and prescribing tho
mode OF collecting The same. on Tho privilege of
selling wines, srdnnl spirita and mslt liquors
within the Iitnils tho COMMONWEALTH for the
SUPPORT of tao H"vsrnmen, nnh Ia lay the in
tercsL on the ruhllc dntl.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
Plot Frustrated.

FlV:IIlEG, LONG ISLAND, Dec. G.-tienrpo
OF Hunters Point yesterday Yo- a.Lnm.,tjnr tn
negotiate forged papers and Icttors. Suh.cnusnt
developments disclosed tho fact thst hn was
concerned with gang in a we'll malln plot 10
ROB The Flushing and Qlcon's County Bank ty
deoo5 ing the president and Cashier away, there
ny leaving The bsnk in charge OF ono pcrzon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

The radicals understand Human nature, and !,
what's more TO tho plrposc, act upon such
EaowltdgH. They koow that first mpros.
Gons aro had to eradicate aud TINT 80 pre-.
disposed arr their followers to believe anything
evil OF tho South, that having orco read tho
report ti southern outrage they will never
take the time and trouble to read its conradic-
ton no matter how satisfactory that ccn.radic.
ton may Do. They, therefore, lave copied
extensively, and li!aicd upon the report manu-
iActurfd in the otilc, Of radical newspaper in
Now OiIctni, OF gross and murdcrou7 cut.
rage by which q parish was carried for tho
democrats ut the recent cl,c ion in Louisiana,
This vii! hay0 had its ,iI C; before tho denial
comes along. and their Object has been accom-
p.iahcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

Mr.. Butklcr has Introduced bill in tho
House the object # which is TO distribute
throughout The couttfy tho coia 10 tho Treas
ury, by requiring tie national banks to keep
largo portion OF theirlcga reserve in gold and sill.
vcr coin. Wo doubt its benefits. The only reason
Why Tho STANDARD silver dollars nro maintained
at par Is tho Tact that So few Of them are in
circulation, aud 80 many in the vaults CT The
Treasury. Ii the latttr wero distributed broad.
cast over tho land thor value would he Impaired
Immediately,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
CPECIAL N0TlCK-THk CITY UEbT
Auditors GIiiae. Alexandra, VS.,


Daccmtoe 81. iS.?
Tho NEW BONDS and CERTIFICATES
FOR INTEREST Huthoriz I'd TO ba Issued III
Ger an net of the Genara Assembly OF Virgins.
approved February Y, 1870 and of an ordinance
of the City Council Of Alexandria, Approved
May 2 1877, are now being i-aued. HO!jn'c 81
bonds, stocks and conrnGs auihn5'&'d {" ID"
minded under sa!!l :.ct and ordinance arc !tqufs,
cd to surrender Tho Same {" This ct;ica n order
that new bonds md Cnrtit:atps my DO cZ'
changed therefor
his Old bonds, stocks and coupons may la
sent direct 10 this oi!i@a, cr through tho tnnh'
and bankers Of this city.
dec 3-l0s r. l.. BROOK EFT. hutito7.
a NDER3OH' 3 rREoEkVED CHEZ
a RIE$, Ounces, F';to Ap..!n kAsr5"TT'"i
Puma and fnsChss 10 ii1n p"uni r.is, r"crnv-
ed and far SALE. Ivy =. " AVERY,
dec5 ~ KifEst
A NDERSnN'S MlNGE MsAT. Fruit Jo-
IA lies. and Applh Ard ppnch Hiltnr r"cn'S'l
and fer sale low by
deco 4. w. AVERY. -; kihg L.
NEW RAlSihS, i:n5rnnts, ti.r"n. rinhez
~ and Nuts received by
dec 4 4. w. AVERY, 20 klug Ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

NEW YORK. Dec. t AT an carly hour this
morning hIa br"ae out III The paint works of
Mir. G. ii. Chld., extending from 4, tn e.
summit street. South Brooklyn Before tho
flames Woro eItinanishad tho works wore near.
~ Destroyed, causing los on building, etock
and machinery OF SIS. Geo. The origin OF tbs
Ire was not learned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
HUTE1, ARRIVALS

Mshsian Aouse-Thomas II Perkins, Va; J
N Trnssol Uppefvillc; Jno w Williams Phil.
adelphiai NJ Munson, w Va; Vim Middle.
ton, Now York; Goo T. Veith do.
Tontine-E Nj Kissoll, Springfield, Ohio: G
B Eoyerr New York II Holland, BALTIC. Md:
. Stcsoy, Pa; L w Edwards, Va: B
Hi9fudon, Klckersville, Va; Bernard z Groon.
y W1,M,frs9tGh, Va: Is 4 Adams, jr, Halifax; + Ii
FL Gchm"nd; Va; } s Taylor, Va; Ri Al
hcucb, la; M Norton, Washington, Dc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
4 New WAY.--A Chicago c>rmc,cisl :


& New WAY.-A Chicago c>mmc,citl "a
port says:
IAN important improvement 10 tho method
OF curing and Stacking ham has been inlroduc-
Cd this year by a Western packing house. In
tho usual way Of curing hams in pickle, each
ham has TO DO handled 10 turning it in the
plcElo cask, the bIIDo les to bo handled by
dippcrs aud buckets, aud several minutes time
IS required ID secure the head in the cask. Tho
new plan Is 10 arrange number Of largo sta.
tNnary casks 10 rows along series of supply
pipes ard drains tctiug with we'll Of
brlnc, the pickle being pumped from tho we'll
1910 tic supply pipes TO IuD into the casks,
und emptcd from Tho casks by drainage from
tho bottom, Is may be desired.
10 these casks is secured an uplisht pole,
with wings radiatipg l,om euch othor at right
apgles and extending close to tho slaves of the
cahk. B1tTcen thtso arms are laid tho hams,
abou! scveDty-Gvo 10 q cask. TITO pickle is
then pumped 10 and an open bar work bcad
put on by means of two thunb sci rvs recurring
few turns. When tutDing tho hams the head
lsquckIy removed TO let hams fl Dat 10 tue pickle,
On lion bar is luz through the pole 10 the cask.
and one man pulls the bar around, c!using the
pole and wings to turo with it. 10 this rotary
motion each ham is forced TO slide over and
turn atoupd another, and thus TO present now
surfaces in varied positions. 1t is claimed that
by this new method there is no loss from i'm.
perfectly cured hams, The picking being better
because it can be tquulin7d and Graded easily.
vt requires only Que thi'l of the lime nc
oess.ry formerly, besides enabling one man to
40 the work OF oBo hundred men 10 curing
hams. ihe Improvement in smoking is as
follows Smoke is created 10 % oven outside
Of The smoke house and pas, cd through uEdcr.
ground pipes toto tho smoke house, frame
building, whore it RS g from the flor 10 the
top, encountering two oppcs.t, currents Of air
drawn from outside. There currcuts clule the
smoke 10 form into a rapidly rcvi Wing horizon.
tai column which p:asaa anoag the hams. Tho
amoko is not warm, snd thtrn is no heat to m It
tho hams or hot air 10 blackcu them. The
hams, urd,r this process. arc smoked in twenty
four or thirty six hours. and como Gu. with q
ilch, reddish, bUZ, hue ADD uashrivocd,
tormolly it required from eight to fourteen
days to smoke hams, and there Ecro risks of
less by fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
CANAL COM M ERCE.

Arlivcd-Boats + L Ti!ghman. K Bender.
and } A Alexander, to American Coal Co; Ida
} kreps. and sir New Era TO Georges C7nrk
Coal and Iron Co Cumberland. 10 Jno J tx,
now s. Co.
Depsfted-Bosts + l. Tighman. K Bnnicr. i
Al exandor, Ida } Krapa, str Now Ere. ri:'l
Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

KILLED BY A METEOR. As David Nelson
tEaIor, tho well known siook man cf Whitstono
township, Vas driving his COWS to tho barn
about daylight this morning. he Was struck bv
m er0lile end instantly killed. 1t appears as
II the mateor had Gene from a direction a little
west or south and illI obliquc!y at an anglo OF
about sixty degrees fer il fist PASSED through
tall maple, emitting the limbs as clean as il it
had been cannou bell, HEd then S!iuik him
apparently on or under tbs shoulder, passing
clean through him Ot.iqnrIy from cow tho
iIeht shoulder to above thu lett hip, and Iur-
Id itself about tGo feet IN The soft black
tI6uld. Tho poor mas head anI legs ara 10
jared, Int The greater TART III hia body socms
10 have hath crushed into he earth benrat h tho
tet'lhe ;efrllte, which Ia abnu; tho siz, of e
eODnon patent bucket. aud apparently of
rong by rhnnl shape. It appears to bo formed
"t What is called ircn ryr'Ira.- RucrUs, Ollie,
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
COM NJ ERCIAI.,

ALGXANnRIA AAEKEr. Beer. G.~-'r!.n !n.r.
k"t to-day IL steady, AMI pri1ss aro frm. Eluu,
is without change Tha offerings e Wha,
have somewhat increased, and - bushels ~ y,
oferhd and sold 81 llj. liB and liS for frlts.
and 10. l52, l5i, IA snI lbi for Lancaster. N,
Oats wrro reported said, though UPWARDS Of ~,
bushels were nllcrnd snd naa lot If Ryu h;nugh.
50. Country rrn!ucn ii scsrca ard pr:c.s IN
changed.
Coal REpoRr.-rho following ia u rrp".l d
Tho rocepts and shipments OF coal during the
weCE ending today:
RECEIPTS.
Amor. Coal CO., j. II. Parrot, jr., Agl... %(Gs
j. i. hgnow & IGl,
flH'
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
). l.. Agnew IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~,
.......... s.,
BALTIMORE, Doc'r. G-Virginla &, deferred
6; do consolidated 5iI; past duo coupons -;
90 second series 2l; now ton fHrLics t..
Cotton higher and firm; middling 81 Flou:
Grm and unchanged. Wheat-SouLhcrn steady
w estoIH chsioE OoutHeTu lGu lD)hllO 40 W.
Der l60AlG0; No Western winter red spo! and
Dec l5Oial5l; Jan l5Ssl534; Feb 1854 Corn
Southern quiet and higher for yellow; Western
strong and higher; Southern white C0.G2; d.
yellow GliaG2; Western mixed SPOT and Deer
ga! new G3i Jan GlsGl!; Feb G2.62!; steamer
69ae0. Oats steady; Southern 1jiiT Western
white 46s47; do mixed 1la45! Ponns d6ai..
Rye unchanged. hay unchanged. Coilce steady
and unchanged. Sugar steady; A soft II i4ltI
Whiskey firm al l2laSl II.
NEW YORK, Doc. 6 Stocks strong. MoEoy
5sG. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat qucl
Corn quiet.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER
Sun riaes.....-".. 2 Sun sets............. / ii
ARRIVED.
Str Jsne Moeeey lower Porc. 10 A Koo'.
Schr Alfred BrabroUlI, Providence, TO Alnor
Goal 20.
CLEARED
StrJ w Thompson lower Pot'c, by F a Rocd.
Schr Harriet ) Brooks GeOrget'n, by mas,"r
Schr K NJ Buehler, Providence, by American
Coal 60.
Schr LotLie, Norwich, by Ancr Gal Go.
Schr Mary Weaver, Providence, by Amor
Coal 20.
HEMoRANDA.
Schrs Henry Tiden, Kennebsc, r,r Wash
ington, and Charlotte Fish, 81 George Nc. IL
do. at n Y 5.h.
5chr Izetta, New Haven, for Goorgctown
passed through He'll Gate 5.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
The Egypiian esbpIiSis.

ALHXAEDRIA. Doc. & The operation ,f low
er'hg tho ohnlsk to Il horizontal position has
noen successfully performed, and preparations
Tor ITS removal 10 tho vessel In which il il Ia to
conveyed 1" Now York ara proceeding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
/ "a Il, \.

!, AL his rtaldonce. nosr Paris Fauquior county,
va, November 18th, PETKR HARTMAN,
Ge7'i. IN ths e'1h year of his age. He WAS one of
ood's noblemen--an honest man,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
List OF Letters,

The following is list Of tho estors remaining
;, IN tho rostotlico ia this city December 6.
Persons calling for letters will saw thew nro nd
verllscd and givo tho dato OF tho list.
u not called for within thirty days, they will be
Sent To the dead letter Office. in Washington
Hf""K:, hlsE s:o..hIa Parker J r
Cox, Nj rs :nria Spinks' A,h,r,
Zoo GOO Mr5 hhty, III Shepherd. Nj re- JOS
u;is.':"h, J"a Sanders, hirs Ialicrclis
iintIiS' II =. Jholnpgon, i II
ito"hI,ia mrs !HHc Thomas R0bL
,eWei', ) nos Washington, Nsdrl
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, PM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

COURT or APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Bureess
Vs.;BoiViR and ala. Argued by F. Ii. Conner
for appellant and Henry G. Cannon for APPEL
laes, and submitted.
,Glszabrooks administrator Vi. Gillian and
9ls- Argued BY a. A. Smith for appuilees and
John Howard for appellant and Continued mill
Monday next N'''''
Mason and sls. VS.. futile and ais. Writ Of
error and supersedeSs awarded TO judgment
rendered by the Circuit Court of Fairfax county
on Inc 9th Of June 1879 Wstt!es, Mushbach
ana johnson counsel for plaintiffs in error:
Beach and Tucker counsel for defendants in
eIror.
Price VS.. Commonwealth Writ OF c,ror
awarded to iudgHen OF tha Hu:Linps (Jour,
OF the town OF Danville, rendered on the 5h Of
November, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

t1kf HUNTS COUGH HYKUp. AN irC.Ili.
q b" remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hcsr.oness
hSthm. Group, Whooplng Cough and for tho
'a'i6t ct persona in the advanced stages of Con-
sumption Prepared by
LUNT Sc DAVIDSON,
Price Is cents per bottle. dar 2
nUFFEI'5 NEW YORK SWEET CIDER
~ III ttore and Tor sale By
dec K. w. AVERY, 226 KIM st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

Coz siderable 6ghtInr Is pGitg 0n 10 Afphas.
Istsu The Governor cf Madam tas bee killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

NEW YORK. Dec. 6 Stocks strong. Money
5sC. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet
Corn Quiet,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06

StrJ W Thompson. lower Potc. by F A Roei
Schr Harriet ) Brooks Georaet'n. by master
., Schr M Buehler, Providence, by American
Coal 60.
Schr Lottie, Norwich, by Aoscr Goal Go.
Schr Mary Weaver, Providence, by Ana
Coal 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-06
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER &

ARRIVED.
Str Jsne MoEeley. lower Potc. 10 + A Roe!.
Schr Alfred BrabroUls, Providence, TO Amor
Goal 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31
Gtre q'eteuigentea>


OnIco, Nos. 20 and a Fourleenlh street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

MoundsviIle society was on the qui rice
Wednesday evening, over the marriage OF
Mr.. Joseph B. Alexander, one Of the pilots
Of the Wheeling and Cincinnati packet St.
Lawrence, to Miss Jennie Fink, the &C.
complished daughter Of the late Captain
Theodore Fink Of this city.
Tho ceremony was performed at Trinity
Episcopal Church, Rev. Buchannon oil.
Ciating. The attendants were Miss Cora
Zane, Of this city, cousin OF the bride, and
Mr.. viii Riggs, OF Moundsville, cousin Of
the groom; and Miss Annie Moore, Of
Tiltonville, o., and Mr.. @. D. List, OF this
city, and first clerk OF the st. Lawrence.
The nshers we're Messrs. Perry Harris and
Charles Oldham. The happy couple, at
the conclusion Of the ceremony, took the
l0:4O train for Pittsburgh. We, in com.
mon with their many friends wish them a
happy and prosperous future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31
TIE 1oRcn OF nYMEN.
weddlnEs In and out Of the city Yes,sr
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uRy.
Tho younger circles OF Wheeling society
have been looking forward for few weeks
past 10 the marriage OF Mr. W. s. Brady,
son OF Hon. s. Brady, Secretary Of State,
and Miss sallie HildreLll, eldest daughter
Of Dr.. Z. A. Hlldreth, which occurred in
St. Matthews Episcopal Church yesterday
afternoon.
Long before the hour announced for the
ceremony to take place the church was
filled by the friends and acquaintance
Of tho bride and groom; and II was Ger.
tainly very complimentary to them that so
large number was present 10 witness
their nuptials.
Promptly at hali.past three o'clock the
lrst notes Of the wedding march from
"Lohengtln" were sounded, Prot. Her
mann presiding ut the keyboard, and the
people hardly had time to smother their
whispers, when the bride and groom en-.
tered and walked up the centre aisle to the
altar, Rev, SwOpo then, In au impressive
manner, read the beautiful Episcopal SER
vice, and after his nuptial benediction and
congratulations the twain retraced their
steps to tho door.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
steel colored silk, while the gloom wore
tie conventional black. At 4:35 Mr..
Brady and wife loft for New York city by
the T., W. & Ky. road, and expect TO re.
main East for ten days or two weeks.
The friends OF Mr., Brady In this estab.
lishment, whose associations with him
have always been Of the most pleasant
character, earnestly wish for him and his
estimablo lady the most solid comforts aRd
unallOyed happiness to be found in this
lie.