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Co,CERSING CIRCULATION.
Comparative Statement OF Postage
PaId By Western Papers The
..Times" In the Lead. a. Usual.

Special Correspondence Kansas City Tsrnesl
WASHINGTON, March 29.-In obedience to
Instructions, your correspondent has obtain
ed the amount of postage paid by the various
newspapers OF the Missouri Valley and for.
wards the same, which IS as follows:
Kansas City Times, Weekly s-6 50
Kansas CIV Time, Dolly ............-..- i,II9.l6
Kansas City Journal, daily tri-veek'y
and Usarlv .... sT5eS
Iasvau,o,,h T,vss ,.ai'y and weekly sgII5
Atcbis,,, Ch,,D,,i,a d-iiy aud weekly sGS. go
Ttoeka Cogasaoaucl n, daily and
,rss,,l, ..-----..-..-.......-.....-... ssi.ss
{, ro-..os gEerala. daily d weekly s12 10
ST. Joseph ti.rzette, daily ard weekly 1898
Omaha RsTcld, daily and weekly 1890. Gals
Omaha Bee, d lily and weekly. 7.'2.7S
Omaha Republican, daily and weekly. 1920
o. -, - H.. .,-st o rs-a
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The Kansas Pacific railroad bridge
scro-s Soldier creek, that was burned last
Frid morning, hiss been replsced BY a
Few one.
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interviews with Democratic mem
bers OF tte Yenns,IEaais Lexi,.
Iature IN Regard 20 The Next NOM
fnee for the Presidency. Sold Scr
TiIden.
Philadelphia Times Ind
Conversation with Democratic members
OF the Legislature on the subj-ct OF the
Presidency develops the weiisusrecied
fact that Mr.. Tilden already has sub
stan:ial control Of the del, ,tion from
Pennsylvania in the next National Con-
vention. Many gentlemen Of prominence
in the party lament this situation OF affairs
and in the condor of . confidential in
terview express their declined preference
for other suggested candidates, but with
ole voice they assert that The popular
feeling in the party Is in favor OF Dir.
riiden 80 decidedly that it il out OF The
question to make q successful movement
for any one e.se. | have received within
the last three or fur weeks the views at
length OF probably twenty intelligent and
influential Democrats In both branches OF
the Legislature and your readers will
doubtlass be interested to look over the
memoranda of these interviews. L shall
suppress names, except in a few inst.Lces
where am cure no ofense will be caused
by presenting them.
A prominent member Of the House iron
one of the southern border countiss said ::
There is strong feeling among the Dem
ocra,s OF my county in favor Of Tiiden,
though it is felt quite earnestly by many
that he did not stand up for IN. rights a.
be ought to have done in 1877. II he
had done 30, We could have raised five thou
sand men in twenty-four hours to march to
Washington and support him. But all say
that this is 1924 over again, Tilden taking
the place Of Jackson, and the wrong done
him must beredressei by the people in
1880, as it wa. for his predecessor, in 1928
There is no particular feeling for Mr.. Bay
ard he was only looked TO on the taancisl
issue, and that appears to be settled. The
| suggestion that Thurman or Hendricks
should he nominated, with Wallace for
Vice President. ascribes more strength to
the latter in Pennsylvania thsn he Is able
to commabd. This was previous TO the
contest over the Speakershipl For the
| Vice Presidency the idea usually il to re-
nominate Mr.. Hendricks; the only ques.
ton is whether be would run again in
| that position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21
WINES AND LIQUORS

Wa dc.i;o 10 Inform the public generally that
VIC lave in stoTe sGd constantly receiving the
following weI!-knoa ill brands OF IMPORTED
BRANDY, Wln 4 IND CHAMPAGNE:
ID c4=gs Uuprc s. C":. 1t. julien Bordeaux
Clarsts.
ca.ss Hc!tsiGci; 81 C"'s, Rains Dry Mono
pole Champagne quarts.
9 cases Aeidsisck & Cos. Eeiins Dry Mono
POLO Champagne, pms. ..
10 Gases l. Lardsbcrgar u Cos. Cailfo:nia
On .mpsgne, quarts and pinL3.
2 casks Guinness Stout Durke's Bott!ing.
Z Casks Bass Fslo Ale.
casks j & 4 Taunents Elasgow Pale Ale.
Gorzslez, Bya:s * Cos. Fine Sherres. Bur-
gundy Ports and b!a.erGs; Ranault z Cos.
Cognsc brandy; j. Medsr Is Zoon's Schee'
dam Cir MehaL's Irish sid RsDssy's Scotch
" hiskys: Jamacs, London Dock and st. Croi1
Rum; California Port 5herrss and Sweet An
ycllce Winee; Thorh uson's Pure Rye. Gibson' e
uarine: XXX and Xxx, snd BoarDoI's Whis'
Ky, &c, sc.
FL! of the shove goods guaranteed pure; pur
cha: 81 since Inc recent declae, and Of frat
hands enab!ea us - sell At small margin over
porters' prices. HARLOW q BROS.
" ho!eaale Grceara and Coz mission Merchants.
mVt0.lnl
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kRCHL HREI-ETIES.

RaSDberries arc scarce at % cents q quart.
Wool, cotton and fax are go0g Ut.
Grace Church has new STEPS a. tho ffoat CO.
trance.
Mr.. S:ortepberg is 7uy i'll with c51sump-
ton.
A grand concert by the Mtzar;s is to b. givar
at Sarepta Hall next Friday evening.
Misses Connie and Efie Bou:h bage gooc IL
Orkney Springs
The absence cftramp5 is one Of the evidences
ct returning prosperity.
Mrs. VIM. Gibson has gone the c5uory fer
the Summer.
Mrs. Buckuer Randolph, VINO lives noa!
Warrenton, has been extremely i'll. but hcr
friends hope that she is now Gu: Ct dagger.
Mr.. T. NJ. Turner Priuoipal Of tho Dudey
Female Institute, Frankfort Kco;ucky, is ia
the city or short visit.
Bishop White will held a c5rGrma,ioa t0i
morrow Sunday morning at Falls Church
aud 10 the evening Is o'cock) be will he E.
Meade Chapel 10 this city.
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r ccotlnk, has sn ofice in the saine depastr ent
1t is understood that MIR. Garnelt;: grest frieT
OF the Secretary, by whom he ia ,rested with
great favor. Among the appointments sent t.
me cenate today was that of j. G.. Slai.h, .
De Collector of customs at Bangor, DO.
ADJOURNMENT.
4 tie appropriation bills fer which III, extra
session OF Congress was hold hsye nov been
passed and oy this time have doubtless been
submitted to Mr.. Hay es. It is generally con-
ceded that he will sign the legislative ard the
army bills, and vsto the judicial bill. 1t is ESQ
believed that Congress will adjourn On Tuesday
irrespective of Mr. Hayes action on the bills,
AID should he cal it together again tbs demo
Gratis will M axe no further concessions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

LOST Overheard. Captain Rodgers, OF
the schooner DuWo off, that passed up to WASH
iugtou yesterday, states that 90 the II th OF This
month. while out several days firm kennebec,
Osborne H,llett. the steward. was lost over
bosrj. The first mate, who was at tho wheel
at the time, claims that he heard voice shout
"Jiml' while at the same instant heavy
swell struck tho ship. No immediate action
was, however. taken, as the mate was too ~
certain as to the eetulueoess OF the supp osed
voice. but in little ever 40 hour the steward 8
absence was discovered, and thorough search
of The vessel failed TO discover the missing
man. It was too late to about ship, and, as
the vessel was over forty FIVE miles from land,
the uulorturato man undoubtedly perlshed.-
Hallet was about forty-fvo years old, and
leaves wife and one child.
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List OF Letters.

List OF Letters.
The following 10 list of the letters remaining
in the PostotIice in this city June Il.
Persons calling for letters will say they ere I'd.
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington,
Abrams, Daniel L Grigsby, VIM. II
Banks, Ed Heuderfo2, Rev. II
Brown, Q King. Taylor.
Battai!e, Miss Ella Parker, Mrs III
Fisher, j Y Wiles, His &
Gooding, Mrs A Warrington,
Glover, jas Williams. Joel u
Gaskins: Jas, Williams, Miss l.
Yates, David
It LEWIS MCKENZIE p. II.
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LOCAk NE us.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, June 81, 1879
For the Middle Atlantic ctstes, warmer south.
esst 10 southwest winds, stationary or lower
pressure. partly cloudy or clear weathsr, posi-
bly, followed in tho interior by occasional light
LEGAL rains.
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CANAL COM MERGE.

Arrived-Boats l. 4 Long, s Henry, A S Win
Goa Co.; Capt l. II kuhp, to Hsmp g Bsito
Cosl Co; Il Minis. to Georges Creek Coal Ga.
Willie AID Annie to j 7 Agnew q Go.
Depsrted-Bosts Jno Bradburp, Capt 4 l
Gross, Jno Wilaon, l. A Long, s Henry, Il s
Wintringhsn. and Capt L. Il Kuhn.
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All persons desIing family ntdiciYe Upon
which they can rely, ohols; Di. Balls Bslli-
more Pills, which promptly relieve and cure
diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and
Blood. Plics $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June 2l-1ho msr-
ket today was quiet. Flour is in better receipt
and prices remain unchanged. Wheat has d..
cined and prices show considerable falling
otT; there were no cEsrings of Lancaster today,
and small lots Of FulIs sold q! ll4s1!5. Corn
is quiet ard easy with Gales Of G33 bushels OF
white Al 55 Nothing doing in Rye or Oats
BALTIMORE June q " IA Gs old 30I DO de!'d
pons 49, Sugar quist; a soft SAss Cotton quiet;
middling 12l Flour dull and weak, but IN.
changed. Wheat-Southern steady; Western
firm; Southern red llGall9; do amber 1l94l20
new nominal at l25 No 2 Penns red 10; No
Western winter red, spot 1l4i Ills: Juno 1lIt
all4.; July lO33.li Aug IC7tsl07t; Sept
better :or white; Western firm Southern white
5ls52; do low dads; Western mixed sno.
and June %: .439; July 43s.42s !; Aug Allsil3
Sept l.45i steamer 42ia4l3 Oats dull md
lower for Westsrn Southern and Ponns 80 so
Western white 37a35 do mixed 35a55. Rye dull!
at $500 hay quiet and without change Coiico
strong and firm Rio carEoos lltaldi. Whisky
dull and unchanged,
NEW YORK. June 2l-Stocks strong. Money
BAD. Flour quiet. Whes! quiet. Corn qu9et.
Coal REroRT.-The following is ropor. OF
the receipts and shipments Of coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amor. Coal Co., j. 81. Parrot, j., Agt.. l.632
Hanp s. Bait, Edward Herbert Agent. SO
j. p. Agnew s. Observation-Disclosures. 1,5CO
Total ...... D. "5S
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal AS
Hsmp s. ....... ............ l,5U0
j. p. Agnow & Co..... .".........".. SC0
Total .,,,...... 3725
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, JUNE Il. 1879.
10, g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

CLOSING EXERCISES OF TIE POTOMAC
ACADEMY.-The closing exercises OF the Poo
mac Academy, Of which MIR. j. S. Blackburn
is principal, took place at tie school room, en-
| Washington street, yesterday. Besides the
pupils there were ssme present who had been
| formerly students 10 the school. Some Ct tho
students were successful in all their studies,
and were greeted with loud applause Gs they
advanced to get their certificates OF disicction.
The award Of certificates of distirc.ion Is based
| upoa the standing at the daily Rotations
| throughout the session.
The following are tho namcs Of those who
obtained certificates of disinc ion, their aver
| age for the session being above The required
standard, viz four 6fths for first division c=ri
fcate. aud three fourths for second division
certificate:
English Brapcbes-W. B. Brown. w. Buck.
iosham, W. Fl. Barley, j.. NJ. B. Corse. W.
Z. Dieneett, j. Green, ir., R. E. Janney.B B. j.
Jacobs, s. Jameson B. H. Miner. l.. B.
Moore, e. L. Moore, B. Marye. A. Stein, W.
| Sparrow, A. Suter, f. Suter, II. b. WGddey,
j. Y. Worthington and I. N. Hill.
| Book keeping-W. Buckingham, j. Green,
| j., B. L. Jacobs, l.. B. Moor, aud II. Is.
Waddey.
| Frerch-C. L. Moore and B. Marye.
OeIuau-N' DuChltsualn, H. IL H1oVte ato
c. L Moore.
Geomelry-Bu5ton Murye. a.
lIsio-A. SAFER and T. Suter.
Aleehra-W. II. Barley, j., j. Creep, jr.,
| B l.. Jacobs, l. B. Moore, Z. l.. Moore and
L. Marye.
Greek-L 3. Moore, e. l.. Moore and B.
MsrSe
Automatically. Buckingham. W. Il. Bar
Icy, jr., L. G. Barley. j. Green, jr.. B. l..
Jacobs, s. Jameson, w. Sparrow, A. Suter,
f. Sucr. II. b. Waddey and j. Y. Worth
lueto1.
mis:ry-W. Buckingham, W L. Dieueett.
B. l.. Jacobs &. L. Moore. B. Marye, Il. b.
Waddey ii. w. Carpenter, w. Il. Stcuerua-
gel AID A. Steo.
Pramat shio-W. B. Brown, W. Buckirg
ham. W. II. Barley, ir., II. W: Carpenter. NJ.
B Cors,, J. f. CarIin. IT,. j. L. Crupper, b.
H. Miner, W. II. SteueroageI, NJ. }. Smith,
A. 5uter, III, B. Waddey aud L. N. Hill.
The following having received no dement's
dur ng tho cniire session, received certificates
Tor deptramcnt, w: w. Fl. Steuernagel, 4.
Steio. A. su!er. i. SuIer, aud j. S. Worth
iagtGn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

For fine bobby suit of CLOTHING see s.
DEALHAM, 62 King st., corner Fairtax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

For Now York custom made CLOTHING
warranted DOT to rip. see 8. DEALuAM, g.
King a., corner of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

T1HE OCGUQUAN MILLS FOX SALE OR
L RENT on very favorable terms Tho above
well known MILLS are situs.ud 81 !he head
Of Tide Wafer, On tho Ucc2Gusa river, and =!
miles from the nearest station (Toodbridac), on
the Alexsndria snj Fredericksburg railroad.
having water communicative with the citYs Ct
Washington and Alcxendris. hos,s losi hrG un-
load directly st tho mill Iha NIL is il good
repair, has six run OF burrs, with capacity Of
over one hundred (lCG) bz..e!s Of l)ur in u
hours. sad all nolc:a Improvements Tor making
patent. strait, or clost -four. Wetar power am
pie. Health OF tho place cxcallelt. For psri;c-
usrs crquire by letter or in person o. the un-
dersigred. j. I. JANNEY,
Occoquan, vs..
Attached to tho nil Is vary superior SAW
MILL with cspsci:y Of shoa. 3, eco feet per
day. myl9lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

Police REPORT tho Mayor to day
joseph NJ caeIl AID Llvnia Norton were
toucd suy. the former Of adultery and the
latter # fcTri;aioo, and each fined $50 aud
costs.
J,hn Bccktsn, coorcd, for assault and bst-
tcry on his wife, was tried before Justice
Thompson and fned and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

CHFacn SERVICES. &C., To MORROW
thirst Church. Service at II a. ID. by Rev
A. Z. Gray aud 500 D. NJ.
81 Paurs Church. Service e. II o. u.
and 500 .. m. by Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace Church-Service at II q. N. sni
500 .. 70. by R"v. Mr.. Sharpe.
st. Mary's Church. Mass at ard II a. N
Feapers at r. C.
Union Presbyterian Church First G hurchl-
Service a, l a. N. and 500 p. %. by Rev. Dr.
Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Church-Service ct II
o. u. By Rev. VIM. Diuwiddie aud p. NJ b5
Rev. H. +. Williams.
Meth Epis Much-Servicc at II a. m. By
Rev. Ii. +. Williams apd at p. N. by R.v
Qliuc7 Wheat.
Neth Epis. Church tS0uth-Service at II
a. IN. tg k=v. Ql,ucy Whcat. No service a.
night. This congregation will worship will
that ct thu 2,d Presbyterian Church.
lheth Prot. Ghurch-Servics at a. N. and
500 D. m. nv R.v. W. Il. Graham.
Baptist Gurch-Ssr7ice at II c. ~. and I. sc
p. IN. by Rev. MIR. Per lex.
Young Mems christian Associdtton.-
Prayer meeting 10 the Uaicn Pres. Church OF
y. m. jail ate p. "a. Aims House at . .. N.
Canal At . .. m. Opcr air meeting On Vice
gar Hill! at 6 2. n.
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FOB SAFE <eEZ E.ESE.

E7OR EENT--p LEA%Af.T RE3lDMNGE
q (THREE STORY ERiCS HUU:D 70.
40 south Washington straHl mas just tr"G Il o.
roughly overhauied ..sperei, cleaned I'D
painted will BIZ rented l3w to u gor3 tensLt.
Apply to JAtiNSY q 90. 30. i4j King Ell,
ct once. Possession given june lst
nv 2T-;f RICHARD LLOYD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

SUDDEN DEATn.-NIr. Oven Kinslow died
suddebly at his residence on Duke street, near
Failtsx, carly This morning. He was attacked
with cholera mortus Oh Thursday evening, but
no alarming symptoms were developed uutil
=; s:c,day cvclicg when his condition became
wu,s: ard he Sank rapidly Mr. K. was a
mcmbtr OF Co. II. Of the gallant 18th Virginia
r.guclt futiDg tho war. aud vas az excellent
sodi,r. liz WIS abou, 43 years of age, and was
q neu.har cf the Catholic Beneficial Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

Tue UNION GOSPEL MEETINGS. Til r
vices yesterday Were marked by Increased att"n.
darco aud interest There were IS may. u
DOT mere itqurers les: nigh. thar at any pre-"
yious Dreetiug.
The b bic rcadicg YES en- the forg Ven:ss CT
sins-lst, the ircepcss Of the iovlatlou 10 az
cept forgiveness; ., the completeness with
which God lorbiyps oil Tho believe. There slos
are remembered 20 m,re; 81, the Christian
life es 40 Expression of tho heart which has ac'
cepted this full forgiveness from God.
Tho suite at night was "Exeusas. and
the DISCOURSE was from tn parable OF The great
supper 10 Luke xiv. 1t was showo most clear
Iy that. as 10 the parable, SO when men excuse
themselves FIR r. cling the cffo!s of tn: g's'
pei, they are cot really sincere or they, simply
deceive themselves. Tho do net wi:h to BE-
saved 90 the terms OF thc gospel .,
% Sunday mCrn;rg Mr Williams will
preached 10 tho NJ, i Church.
There will be 40 services TO day. Next week
they will con'icue 10 The NJ. E. Church South.
A sa,i:s # Readings on the Tabernacle will be
given in the afterDooa meetings, With draWlnf S
on The black board for illustration,
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sun rsss.......... 4G9 Sun sets.............. .
ARRIVED.
Schr Isaac Oberen. Windsor. n. s., 10 W.
A. SmGot.
Schr Shekinab, Philadelphia 10 " a Smoot.
Schr II K Congdon, Providence, to Amer. can
Coal Go.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, by T a Reed.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, By T 3 Hooe.
Str j w Thompson, lower Potc. b. 1 4 Eccd.
Schr William s. james, Norfolk by L
Agrew & Co.
Schr II Il Congdon, Providence. by American
Coal Go.
PASSED UP.
schrs Julia a Ward, Csrrie Holmes ard B
Church.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Clara +. Simpson. Ennis Aery, and
Freddie l. Porter.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Charm So lad from Philadelphia for tnis
port 10Th.
schr Mary Riley ssilel from Philadelphia for
= s. Ranger sailed from Philadelphia COR
this port 18th.
Schr Geo Msr.s, from Georgetown, st Bos-
ton 10Th.
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ANNUAL SERMON, Rev. Beverly D. Tuckt I
Of Warsaw, Va, will preach the annual mis-
sioosry sermon before the Missionary Society
f the Theological Seminary 10 St. Paul'>
Church, Oh "Wednesday evening next at D. 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

Tue FoURTGETu ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
CFST. JOHNS ACADEMY will take place ~
Sarepta Hs Gu Wednesday rcxs, the %; inst.
at o olcck p. m. The arnual address will be
delivered by our TALENTED young Ctmmo1'
wealth's Attorney, Samuel G. Breu., esq him
set former mcnber Of The school. There
orc six graduates 10 Epgli.h VIZ Robert Leo
Monroe. Ct Alexandra. Subject OF Essay
"Aubirior;" +. II. Archie Burke, OF Stafford
county. Valedi,tor,; Joseph NJ. Monroe. Of Al
Carpenter, of St. Msry's country, Md, Tine
Waols of the Age" j. Cook g. Bcoadus, OF
Alexandra. Home" acd Francs b. Carroll,
of Alcxssdris, Ssutatory.
As the capacity of the hall is limited, the cd
mission will be, as last year, by coupon tickets.
The session has been very prosperous one,
The average attendance having exceeded s:V'
eDty. The students represent Virginia. Mary
land, New York. IIirois, Colorado. aud the
District of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

EXAMINATIONS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The
final II nliua.loos Of the pubic sc1oos OF cur
CITY will take place as follows:
S Lee aud Peabody School: Peabody bulldlre)
on Thursday, June g. Examiners: MessIs.
Edgar SDowdcp, Gsorgc Washington and VIM
B Gregory.
Washington School WASHINGTON and Pea-
body buildice) On Friday JIuc q. Ezsmloers:
Mcssis Charles +. Stuart, Oscar {. Whitt!e-
sey and Kosciuskn Ksmper.
Suowdsu School (Seatou buildiue) en- oatur'
day, June 2S Examiners: Messrs. John ).
Bea,t, VIM. w. Herbert aud Wn. II. Mar
bury.
Hallowell and Gusts Scho;l5 lice building)
on hlyudsy June so. Examiners: Messrs s.
Ferguson Beach. Henry B. Wbt,ioston snn s.
Chapman Nea!e.
These xsm;psti rs W Il begin promptly at
9 o'clock q. w., Except that of S1owden School
which will open at tea. The ATTENDANCE 0! pa
rents aaG all cthils Interested 10 education is
desirable.
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Tur AIEyAyDRTA SoUTuERN MEMORIAL
acsnc1aTIoN al a r,eet;pg Of the Alxxandria
Snn,hrrn NJ mortal Association, held last niphi
~ 49, h.u e. n. Snn Tcrinc TO-. tbs rr 81.
a., o. Al u f,nrs. IN ihe chair, ard j,
~ na 49, scors,orr rho ioIIovinp busj,
IT, ~ ~ u0a t,a r"D cd
osS ~. o,ar' 10 lao. r,cc.irv gas read and
,, ,nu l'''''' Wv '"'' '''~~
49, Tho ,o., liza ,r,,,rr,r wasr,c iccd and
III 1872 ~ n ~ naF,'g thr trrasnrfr was
~ vuu :, o.li u,on ,ha m.mhtr, of the
au.o9li:eu W. w %. w. e.. ano,a oooh ,, nake
asstt'A trI 'H 1850 I,' s
a. VIZ u o''' 'A'e''~-
cay. SIX Kon,,or G G.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16
The Cook Divorce Case.
BOTH BILLS DISMISSED.

Yesterday the somewhat famous divorce case
Of Mary Y. Cook against Truman A. Cook
professor Cook, the ''Balm Of Lifes man), was
ended in the Equity Court by Judge MacArther
dismissing the bill of Mrs. Cook, filed March 6,
of last year, for divorce and Injunction to pre-
vent the respondent from transferring his prop
erty, and also the cross bill Of Prot Cook, filed
on the 18th of April following. Mrs. Cook
charged the professor with fnfidelity to his mar
rage VOWS with Mrs. Coleman, and Mrs. Cook
was charged in the cross bill with adultery with
Dr. c. w. Sonenschmidt. The suits have been
conducted with much bitterness, and at times
the proceedings We're very complicated In dis
missing the bill Judge Macarthur took occasion
to say that the allegations In reference to Mrs.
Coleman were not sustained, and that the evil
dence showed that she had not conducted her
self in any other manner than that of a respect
able woman. Referring to the charges made by
each party, he int1mated that II One-half said by
them of each other was true, neither had cause
for complaint. 1t was sufficient cause to irri-
tate husband for wife to persist in keeping
company with man against the wishes Of the
husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-16
Condensed Locals.

The Y. Y. World of yesterday says: The new
assistant adjutant general of this state will be
Breyet Colonel John ). McEwan, a coal dealer of
washington, ID. c., who was for long time a
regular army officer, serving under General
Miles In the Indian country, and now lieutenant
colonel OF the 10th New York Regiment and
commandant of the Artillery School of Instruc-
ton at Fort Hamilton.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m. and
extfnguished at 5:15 a. m.
The steamboat Jane Moseley, which had been
stuck In the mud in Smiths creek, got off yes
terday on high tide, without much damage.
THE STAR-double-Sheet- Saturday contain
Ing corrected list, up to date. of the residences
In this city OF L. s. Senators and Representatives
In Congress, can be had at the counting room,
for two cents each.
See notice of Women's Christian Temperance
Union mass meeting.
There will be no criminal trials In the Crimf-
nal Court tomorrow.
The fair which opens at All Souls Church to-
night will be unusually attractive. Tomorrow
the fair will be open after ~ O'Clock, from which
hour until O'Clock fine lunch will be served,
and In the evening the choir, under the director
ship OF Prof Sherman Will give a concert, which
ought to fill the church.
Vote last night at st. Dominic's fair stood:
On camel. A. McDevitt, 422; Col. W. G. Moore.
31s; d. Kelly, $50; d. Loughran, 1885, P. Owens,
40; p. b. Dunn a.