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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Grants !frahian Horses.

General Grants par Of kraui.n stations,
presented by tho Sultsn of Turkey, arrived hero
two days ago. Z went yesterday with Milton
Sayler To hGvo look at them. I confess was
disappointed. The horses wero said 10 have
beer selncted as Tho best out OF u Flu of 1CO DO
LONGING to tho Sultan, ard [ expected TO see
something remarkable Instead saw pair vi
emsll gray horses, which at frat led no to te
lieve that we Wero being guyed By somo pr~ctl
cal joker, but closer inspection convinced my
companion inst TIE horses were very line.
They sro both far below in height o! the ordi'
nary horse, but thy aro thinncr sld longer than
our ordinary poliu4, and rcHliy LOOK frsil iney
do not seam to havs tho chest and leg muscles OF
cur race h"rses, and indeed. nothing IL thou,
horses are said to possess. Ii they were rot
General Grnnra horses, and if they had not
come out OF tho Sui:as stables, he pick Of no
they wGaid BIO selected fof handsome saddle
horses for lady Leopard il tho taller and
hanGsomer of tho two, hut LiuGcn Tree appears
10 be- tho stronger.
The heads OF these horses arc very Intelligent,
and they havo very pretty legs. The eyes oi
Leopard ere decidadiv EasIcrn. ard have the
dropping eyt!ds ard the leDguid look che o(iol
gees in Turks Tho rnGnts aid tails OF the stall
lions are thin snd Gne ead short, Tic heavy
inane and tsil seen in pic ures Of Arabian horses
are lacking in those originals. Tho mctit in
these horses is ssil to ba in their great endur.
ance, and their economy il food aad drink. In
four generations it is said they greatly improve
Our stock, ard thst ell our be-! Ecrses trace their
gcneaiCgy back TO tho arabs.
Mr. eayler tod mo that he know Barty, tho
greatest OF hcrsebreakers, End ons of the b5st
Judges of horses evor in Ills Country. lie said
that Ksrey tocS Cruiser TIM mos. vicious and
unmansgsshle of horses, with him when no went
abroad, and oven went TO ERyut with him.
Wh.lo in Egypt Rarey put Cruiser agains! the
Ao.ao;an horses ON tho desert sands. and he wac
never a5lo to find an equal TO him either in speed
or 'ndursnce. Grants two Arsbian stslloLs
may ba maryels in horstflesh, lu. to ST u;prac.
ticed ego they co not show it. General Md
bosle irta Minister to Austria, himself ono
Of the best judges OF horses iii tina country, hnr
taken the stations to his lino fssnl in Maryland,
near this city, General G1srt having consigned
them 20 bin as tho s.fss! custodian OF them.-
Wash Cor PHi[Q Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

Crop prospects are favorable, employment
is Increasing. ard business is resiSiog, aud the
chief desire OF The country, 10 oSder that it
may derive the greatest possible benefit from
these auspiciouS cooti,ious, is suGeeaS, OF legi5
latop. But While this is 50 it is 10 very bad
taste for tic membcrs Of Congress to be com
claiming Of the personal Inconvenience aud
trouble they gre sutj:ctcd to by the prolonged
session, and locks worse ior them to be desert
ing their posts 1nd gciug home 10 attend to
their private business They arc paid fair
salary for every day 10 tho year, good deal
more than nioc lcuhs Of them could f,illy
earn in other ways, aad lhoy would have no
lst cause 10 complain if they were kept 10
Wssbiogtcn from h first day Of January to
the last day 10 December. For all this. how
ever, the country would be greatly benefited it
Congress met b Annually, with sessioos limited
to three mouths. Luckily tho democrats of the
Senate this session are, partially at least, 10
tho control Of the better element Of tho parry.
and 90 the mileage and stationery lund for the
Present session have ben Gu: eff, contrary to
tho wish Of the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

WHAT SMOKING DoEs FOR BoYs.-A GER
tain doctor struck with the large number o!
boys under fifteen years Of age whom he OBJ.
served smoking. was led to i!qnirc into the
effect the habit had upon the general health.
H. took for this purpose thirty eight boys,
aged from uine to fifteen years. aud carefully
nxsmiued them. and 10 tscuty soven OF them
he die y.red il 1Iious traces of the habit. 10
twenty two there we're various disorders CT the
circulation md digestion. palpita,ion OF the
hear, snG mere or less marked taste for strong
drink. IL twelve thcro was frequent bleaching
of tho nose; ten had disturbed sleep. ADD
Twelve had slight liberation of the mucous
membrane of the mouth, which disappeared
IN oeasing from tho use of tobacco for soUe
days. Medical treatment was OF little use till
the smoking was discontinued, when health
and strength were s,on restored. This is DO
''Old wifs's talk" The facts are given under
tho authority tf the British Medical Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

ltis now supposot that anothcr attempt will
to made to relieve tho judicial appropriation
bill of the otjsc:ions Sir. Hayes has to it-io
other words that the democrats will agsio re-
peat ths fui I'm ,ni Of Mr. Coakiins' prophecy,
which was, the! having SGT the Dse9es into pre-
dicsmeut they would back c:t # it ii MIR. Hayes
didn't let them ou.. No class Of the cauotry' 8
population is moro opposed 10 hpacr!Og the
operation of III. federal c5urts than tina. which
sent the demo cratic majority to Congress, but
no GLASS could be more opposed to any future COD
oessions tc radical demands. The democratic
majority Of tho court1y koows that i:s rep
resootstivcs 10 Congress have aouo oil that
self respecting ncD could do toTard furoisLing
supplies to the Government, and while regret
ting that Mr.. Hayes .hcu'd throw irsupcrable,
but uaneorssarg. obstacles IN the way Of such
supplies. ere perfectly willing to allow him to
bssr The ,ccruiog responsibilities. The demc-
Gratis bayo backed enough. No party can
expect to BE- successful that fights always on the
defensive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
EDFTOEY5k .rD?Ee.
What q year this has beer for vatoes !

What year this has beer lot Vstoes
The total nuaicipal debt Of this couulrY at
the close of tho year 1878 was sl.C5l, LOG, III
Its estimated that the population Of tho
United States 10 1880 will be between forty Elk
and forty seven millions.
Gov. Holiday visited Fredericksburg 90 Sat
urdsy last, and was The q lest Of Hoo. j. u
Msrye.
Tranquility has been restored 10 Panama.
and there is co flrihtr Interruption ct railroad
trarsi. across the ls!hmus.
A coIored N an and white womon have been
lodged 10 tho ill Of Pttsyivaois county. Va,
for ntermarrage.
Lieut.. Col. John 3 Purcell has been elected
colonel of the First Virginia regiment IN place
of Gen. Bradley T. Johusoo. resigned.
TIE alarm sbout the cattle plague II CClo
rado has proven needless, IS i: is confined TO
few herds and S not spreading q! all.
The New York correspondent ct the Pnla'
delphia Ledger iatina'cs that tao worlds ia''
pr i:ct in the former city is likely to isl through
That b,llcou which wss to 20 from Montreal
to N5w York, on Saturday. made forty milts
of tbs journey. and then came TO the ground
The navigator made narrow escape.
The Nav York E7eniog Post calls Oh Scns-
tor Ccnkirg to resign his placo 10 tho Uclsed
States Senate, as he has aisaraced the State oil
New York. Few die aod none resign.
Tie PHILADELPHIA au hoii,is, arc Utilizing The
male Inmates Of The House tf C0lrecIon by
EN- ployiDs them il repairing the banks Of the
SchuyIkil whtr: IT, lrad by tho overflow last
fall.
The Governor has aocepIed the Resignation
of DR.. William Alexander Thorn as member
Ct the Board Of Direote!s Of tho Eastern Lu
na i, Asylum, aud Col. VIM. II. PaImsr ha:
been appointed t. Gil the vacancy.
The rush Of garden truck freight. principally
Irish potatoes, irim Norfolk to Baltimore, New
York, philadelphia aud Boston. is DOW very
heavy. Nineteen thousand barrels of lrlst
potatoes were shipped 10 New York Saturday
and s 900 barrels yesterday. 40 extra steamer
has been put Oh the New York line.
1t is said 10 Boston By Butter democrats tina
Gen. Butler will ric iva sni accept the euber
material nomination both from labor reform
aod democratic convention this fall. W.
should not be surprised. Like Grant. Butler
will receive aoylhiog from a guberra!oria
nomination to a--seat 10 Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
VIEWS HF TIE D.gf..

TIC bark Mou-ovia sailed from NV York
Saturday tftcr1ooo, for lIibe:le, Hi;h lilly co..
orcd cuierants.
The Governor lins removed the political d.
abilities OF Robert q. Oali, ;cn'c5ced to jail 10
Buchiurhsn caucty, for shooting W. NJ Slua
de.s Young OGli is sJ1 o! Judge Quo.
John Mice, negro s.ntenccd last wGel: to
% years in tho peoiteotiory b7 the RenEco
County Court for burglary. has sill three Eors
indictments pending ageins: lin chsrgog him
with The sanc ofecce.
Jams Burbs, charged with stealing So GO
fron the goverrue0t printing office a: Wash
ingt0u, VIM was arrested 10 Nov York with
| G..rEo Carson, go alleged conicifra'c, va:
yesterday Committed in default Ct SO. 600 bail.
10 The Louisiana c,ns1'u,ionsl cghvaa;ou
yesterday, the S:@!e debt cjnmitee reported
| an lrloanco auhnrz pg TIC Leg saure &c
provide for tuudiog the h1a i5g debt wlth f9uI
| per cant. bonds receivable for Sta:c tax:5 ou:
prior to January |, 1879
TIE CONSIDERATION Of Rev. Henry CtaunosJ
Riley as Episcopal Bishop Ct Nj z!co will TAX
p!ac. at Plusburg, Pa. to day. Bishop Alfred
Lee. OF Daswa1e. will preside. Bishop Coke
of Western New York, vii preach The s!rmuD
Twelve other bishops will b, present TL'
event will be notable al il!u:iratiog the txten
sion # Professionalism into Mexico.
a dispatch fran Louise Court House safe
that 90 Supd,y morriag tho body q g colcrc'
woman was found 10 the Marta Aora r'Vsr
Rccks werc tied to the head aud feet ct til
body With O grape vine. This had been don
10 order to SILK it. The WOULD bad been piss
ing sirco Friday The perpetrators Of the Grim
have not as yet been caught, sad the affair
| wrapped in mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

N,tvithstandinr the fact that the police OF
New Ys,k took ~ s.Ssion OF DR.. Hubs house,
kept the Doctor aud all his household prisoners,
ard, by Implication, charged the Dtc;cr Win
bis wi!e's murder, the zeal murderer Ct that
unfortunate lady has been discovered, through
TIE instrum sDtaIiy Ct newspaper reporter, to
bn negro from Poghattaa county, Va, who
has made a full confession. Rarbarous crimes
committed By negroes arc becoming quite ite-
ousut 10 the NGrth, snd wbon the comparative
y limited runber OF negroes in that section is
considered, the ra,io Of negro criminals to the
whole number OF the uegro rae; 10 the North
becomes alarming, AID will probably tend to re-.
press, 10 some 1tgtee at least, the efforts in
lrogress to iocreass that GLASS Of negro populs
ton st tho North by depriving the South OF
the ouly Ii I'D Of farm labor she can procure as
loag as the Ecgro2s continue to furnish the
most of it. The radical press attributes The
which We refer 10 The sys.em OF slavery that
crcs existed 10 theSouh, bu, it is we'll attes!ed
f.os that the history Lf 40 race presents fairer
record, s, far 81 relates 10 outrageous eIim s
than tho negroes, during their slavery 10 Amer.
CO. That this vas due iot the character ofthe peo'
pie among whom they lived. and to the system
By which they we're governed is proved by the
d,plorable change that has sioos taken place.
Taoso fond ef sp: cua.ior, aud hsviug time to
devote to it,mey smu.c themselves for an hour
or two in pic.u,ipg tue condition CT the negro
rsoe 10 this country if cit z,uship had been con
fcrred upoa them ahen they were first brought
here from Africa. and that cf the North, if,
when slavery sas abolished thero, tho negroes
had remained a1d act boon sold to the South,
and the proceeds Of tho sale Invested 10 mills
and factories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Poisoned by Pork.

ELIZABETH n Y, Jdoe 24.-Mrs. Geb-
hard, ser AID child v'r, p1isoucd last hight
b. satlos pask. Mrs G;5hartt and child sooo
rscjvtrej, tu; the S stcr, aged II yeas had
ca!on more hearty AID WAS rros;rated almost
beyond recovery. shI is, however, batter this
D0ruinr and is pronou ICED cut OF danger. The
Dcth: vas Dough; at neigbbori0g store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Missing Man Found.

NEW YORK. June 24-John Il. Miller. of
Reading, Pa whose disappearance in this city last
Thursday created considerable excitemen, has. it
wss to have been married in Reading on Thurs
dsy last and the fact of his disappearance caus.
I'd many reports TO be circulsted that nc had
been murd cred in this city. he detective learn.
ed that Miller had gone to Saratoga. and yester.
day he sent Milel's friends there in search of
him, He received dispatch this morning that
Mr. Miller had started with his friends for Read
ing, and tlst all persons concerned we're recon.
ciled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Failure,

PANAMA, Juno lG.-Ge1ersl A:zp7ns' at
tempt at overurnine tie legitimate govern
meat tas prove fsiiuIe.. He lett Aspin"ali
GA MocGsy the OH iss:spt aod Ioek up his
position 10 Galun. Tie s0vtraneut sent out
forc:s to oppose him, bet they ssFo cradle 10
CESS The river, Gu; subsequently met end total
y defeated him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Writ Dismissed.

TRENTON, n. J June "a The Court Of En-
rors and Appeals has 1endered an opinion GUS.
isining Attorney General Stockton's points,
and Diminishing tue writ of error in tie csses 0!
Corni:h, Saith U Barnet. and Noyea, and de-
claritg the &C: Of 1878 80 f., IS the Smith Ben
nett case is concerned, unconstitutional. The
case will now probably 90 TO the Supreme Court
snd from thence to tic Court Of Errors ard APP.
pea!s baforc the term expires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Brutal affair. .

CINCINNATI, juno IA dispatch from
Frankfort, Ky. says that en- Saturday night.
at Sawdriffe, lively; miles dis:ant, party Of
uukoo9o N o attacked Tue house vi Sam
Faulkner, severely w.uldicg Fsu!kner as ho
iaa from tn hcuIa. Tncg then ST fire to the
dSsliog which vas consumed ri n its iona e..
Harry Russell, aged II, Was also shat, and tw,
chi!dfea IF Faulkner. aged II aud 3. No cause
Is liy n fur this brutal IF ,ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Examinations.

SAN FRANCISCO, Junc "a TIE republicans
Of tie Itsi Congressional ds:tiet last evening.
rtraonicatrd Horace Davis - Congressman and
James L, kiog as member O! tha B9ard OF
Eaus!izl.ian,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
Fire.

TORONTO juno 24.-A f:e this morlios to-
tally destroyed ,bs ohicss aud stables 10 CONGO
ton with P. Sco!.'s lumber yard, together with
$l2. 900 worth Of lumber sud three horses. H.
surauce light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

Dr.. Buli's Baltimore Pills always curs Head.
scac, whether the result Of Iodiges;ioa or Mar
Yuu=bes=. Price 25,. At all drug s!Cras.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

Fox New York cus,ou.majo CLOTHING
warranted not 10 rio, SEQ S. DEALuAM, 6:
King st., corner of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

TIE CULTIVATION OF RAspB ERRIES -Tii:r
is nolhicg easier to grow tbaa the raspberry
sud Ct all cur small irni's i; i the most whole
scrc ard 10 be- preferred. The blackberry N .
DO IS wholesome when it is in pcri,c iot; bu
the strawberry, Hhiic Ii is delicious tuii aLC
chosen by maDy to oil Others, ii positively l:ja
riors to considerable proportion o! icraoDl
lt cOntalls 81 gllily Ct very pecuiar AMI
powerful naturc. Ii eF5e;s the blood scd pro
duc.s eruption; the people sutject 10 goat ar,
prohibited fran touching tho fruit. RasLb r
ries, on the ether hand, are not merely iDpog
iou5, tui they are extremely wholesome. aad
can be eaten iu soy desired quantity. Raspb Try
canes can he set out Dow at COY tine. I1ey
should b. planted three feet apar: IL tho roTS,
and the roas three feet aud ahaIf 10 four feet
apart. Gu, dom the canes 10 within six i1chcs
of the ground and SCI firmly. We prefer o
rather moist spot for th,m, anG il iu the stade
portion OF The day, SO Guch the better. They
can b. planted under fruit ;rees Ihero sclrc 'ly
apytti9g else sill grow, aaa the berry will be
larger and Eaer. they ike c3o moist soil,
kept So BY liberal mach;ns Tith leaves, light
manure, or suy otnor tfash, sGd ii fJot 10
depth il is 40 advaul5g. The GEES which
have been laid down ever watcr ehCuld be
takeu up ard firmly s;aksd. 10 '5ioR up the
cues care should BE- takca MT 10 lie too close
iy, but 10 leave r9om 10 cXaaod acd the new
wood 10 sprout freely. When ezra canes ore
wanted, whi,h Sometimes sprout 10 the space
tween the rows, mul.Saa sanu'd be delayed
uut;l ,bcs, have grown foot or Sc, Otherwise
it will fe;aGd. il uot entirely prevent !hc sp7out
irg. Every family oGcat to have lev good
rows OF raspberri2B. The variety rtq1Iiog tie
least at.eni,n Is the "Phiadtlphia" 1t is c
fair berry and very productive. Blu; tbosa who
desire choic, frui: CT the largest siz,, fro8 the
Hornet" This is equally prolific, ueseE fail
ing TO give VI cEoI; but tie c,rcs must be
protected through wroter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

Queen Victoria. accompanied by the Princess
Beatrice and Prince Leopold, visited the ex'
impress Eugene OF Chiselhurst yesterday.
Tue Queen had an hours interview with Er:
genie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24
The BonaDar,ist Problem.

Z Paris dispatch Us: "Th? embarrassment
Of tho Bonspartists is interestingly msIife:t. N.
Paul CO Cssssanac is reprnached with inGis.
cre!ion in putting forward the cls;m o! Prince
Victor Bonaparts to the imperial succession. In
the Sunday Issue rthe Pays NJ. do C.ssagnsc
admits that nothing hes been eff tally decided.
though perhaps u decision may DO made Ia 4
few days. II is believed tia! NJ. Rouher affected
ignorance of tho will 10 favor Of Princa ViG!or
the eldest sor of Prince jerome Nnpole0o, be-
rsuse be considered its va'i5ity doubtful! unless
Prince Jerome NAPOLEON consents 10 waive his
claims. Prince Jerome is very retiCeEt since
his arrival 10 Paris, and is sppsrently awaiting
t. action of NJ Kouher. - is not believed that
Prince jerome will agree 10 DO sn ssprsIt htn-
self or permit his son 10 become ere. In tho
event OF Prince VicLcr endesvoring 20 tamra!ize
in not distinctly accepting the po-sion th" Bon&-
psrliss will probably isl! back On Prince Charua
Napoleon, pre:idGrt CT no CoIsican counci! gen.
oral. Prince CLsrles is forty years IF age. 10
has DO sons or roysl Colnect'Ons and u much
loss eligible candidate tEGt p. iuCe Vicar"
later dispatch ssTs: "tr:nea Jerome Nep0
leon has declared he will not .biicsLe lis ghts.
The Figsro ASSERTS that the Prince Imperial be-
fcra leaving England wrUto pnlitics! tesl.:aeI L.
in the presence OF TWO English officers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-24

AN AMERICAN Volcano AT 9 click yes
terdsy mor1iog any prison observing M0un
Hooi could have ne:iced wi.h the naked eyt
a obargiog cloud el smoke tina. hung upon thu
south side Of the noaataia, lar aboTo tie sDoS
Iiao and climbing almoss 10 The tummit. D:
observing this carefully With glass it Wal
plainly to &c seen that the smoke chgoged lls
form acd movement constantly, apparently
pouring oui uf the stu.b side Of the mountain
from half 10 Que qlattor Of lniie below tho
summit. rhcsa WEo have asosudcd tic moui
taio loose thu site OF gu old crater on tie south
vest side, sonc distance below the summit.
they have to GROSS this locality to make the as
cent, AID always Gnd sulphurouS fumes issuing
from the creVic 8 and tho rocks heated BY 10
ternal fires.
There is 10 DOUBT that Noun! Hood at iiues
sends forth erupiio0s oil smoke. though src1
mauilesiat0us are u0t oil tuqlcnt cesurEcuee,
or at laEst are not oiitn reported. We baVs
lived within view Of the mountain Tor nearly
thirty years. aud have Gully once before. aboIs
fifteen years ago, sccE uamistaSaD.e en- l;sion OF
smoke, which lasted about 90 hour. and camo
from The same part Of The mountain that we
observed it yesterday, aud each llM9 the
fact CT being smoke was BOT TO be doubt
ed. Fifteen years ago the pbcnCmeaon 90
CURED upen water Gay. wbcn the sky
was blue, without speck Of c|Gud to 4 ok
it, and tho smoke stresmea north|ard from
the mountain in decse black cloud. We
have seen tho time when excitement was
created, some years ago, b. the rumor
that Mount Hood was smoking. a crowd
gathered on high roof. AID observed
it With glessss. but tie phsoomeuoa WAS
caused by atmospheric condidoo that dr.w
the u ists and toes from the lower gorg15 AID
made ,h m wreath around the submit. The
Giffsrepcs between this light cOored euvslopiog
mist, arising from the base Ct the nouaIaio,
aud tie black, suIphurcus appearance Of smoke
pouring drsc ly Gu, OF the side Of it, from
among the saows. was eviden: to a5y practical
eye. Yesterday rnrning the sky wss clear, with q
slight hszs aud few light, q :ecy clouds, hang
ing above tho Cascade range at intervals, but
the whole bsaa and summit of Mount Hood we're
clear of them, while the unmis.aksble wreath of
sulphur smohe hung just below The very summit,
remaining there for over two houra, contorted
by the movement of the winds. Towards noon
asecy clouds enveloped tho mountain. and for
awhile the difference bstween cloud and smoke
was distinctly visible. but afterwards the out
lines Of the snoHy peak were obscured. and
when they were plain again, at z O'clock p. M,
there was no smoke to be sesn.-Portland Ore.
on Bee.