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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

RtIEERY AND DISCRETION. Mis-. Lena
Marx, handsome JcWcss, revealed 4 crime 10
the police in Now York yesterday which she
alleges was committed by man vino figured in
religious and educational circles quite extcr-
siVrIE. Last October sho Lccamo acquainted
with man at the sycagoeus, who cav, hig
rame as Henry Max, and shortly after lhey
we're married, hs inducing her to clcse I'D tho
llttlo iancy soro which sha kept, and from
which She had stv2d $500 in money and 70
With him to Philadelphia where ho be c,mc en-
gagged as teacher in the Hebrew Educational
Society, where he was soon patronized by prom.
lnent ratbis 10 that city. Through his position
ne induced his vile TO transfer To him her saw.
Jugs, and also set Of worry valuable and hand
some Diamond ,wclry. family htirloor. dis
played only Oh Extraordinary occasions. Throc
days alter, on Sunday morning, he pIcsdcd
Important business ut his school. He did not
return, and 40 investigation showed that he had
dccsnpcd, with all thu valusbles aud rtaly
money 10 the hons,. His marriage csrliGsstc
Was fraud, his real name being II. Max Gees
tcnkraut. Watching for him three weeks, tho
at loEgth went back to Now York, fricndIcss
and without money, taking up her residence
With i:pllh family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Gutw 2-I E0HEas.
70 The ntNOyy Of Rcu. = T. :

70 The memory Of Rev. Z. +. Buc..
By SARAH J. c wuITTLEsEY
Bright wero The days when To met, long So,
Light was The tctrt IN lis youth;
Brlg hter to day is the uppor land glow:
J Lighter thy spirit of radi.nt truth,
Rettlng-oh, whore ?-shining up there.
This thy trstSabbsth. where dwelelh nocs,a,
Well loved but weary, thy work is ali tcae.-
Folded sway by His hand;
HiddeIl Forgotten? No. no, one BY ono
p he will reward them in that holy lsnI.
Holy land-whert2 they'll meet thee mn the,,
This thy first Sabbath whore pure angels VIA
Call the back ? Never though earth is most r.;,'
Beautiful world that he gave "''
Greener and sweeter thy homo is up there
Over. far over, thy grief Swallowed crsv,.
Thy homo 30 fair, stsr hidden somewhere,
This thy first Sabbath sctoss tn, dunn wsy,
Was thore not one ca tho evugtcon shore
Nesrcst the rim OF the sea-
Leaning out earthwsrC? She went long h, f,r,-
Visited and watched thoro for thee.
Waited. oh whort2 you clasp her up ,hcre
This thy first Sabbath in eternity
O!hors there arc in that hcavoaly homo
Waiting for him and for me-
Leaning out earthwsrd. across tn, saa cIoan-
Have they not questioned Of thee?
Questioned thee tnere2 Away IN. oh v5cr,?
T,il them wa'1e Outward BtUsD, csny.s.
all froel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

STEAM VESSELS Tue special session CT tho
Board OF Supervising inspt c:ors Of Steam Ves.
soils. recently 10 session Washington, adjouru-
ed sine Gle yesterday. Rule Is vas modified
so ~ to require passenger steamers navigating
the ocean, Northwestern lakea. bays ard sounds
or the Uoltcd States to DO equipped with life
boats 10 proportion to their tonnage, Steamers
under 100 tons are to csrry ore boat. those
between 100 and 200 tons two boats and pro-
poruonately up 10 between 500 and 900 tons,
which vessels will cary six bosls. and steamers
OF o.O0o tons and above will carry fourteen
ooatP., The modified rule RIA hires tia. ell
toGso boats mus; be Of proper size and substsn
tally built With refsrerca to the trado in vhicb
tho stssmer ia engaged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

Inc radcil newspapers that, when the West
Point affair was Grct talked about, 80 glibly as.
serted that it was impossible that Whittakt r
could havo been the guilty party. now that the
dead wood ia on him. acknowledge that m
pearaCcCs sro a&a!Cst him. but. by an ASSUME.
ton 30 strained As to he ridiculous, assert that
iGr The Decentralization of Whitaker the while
people CT The South arc responsible, and that
his humiliation results naturally from long con-
tact with people whose vicss waro positive,
and whose virtues. 80 fsr as their interiors were
clnoorncd, were negative 1t is reported thDt
Fred Douglass, When returning from San Do
min2o. whittier General Grant scat him 10
make favorable report upon the price. for the
annexation of that island, for some sort OF sole.
clsm or derelicion. caught his SOD, who accom-
panied hlm,h the ear and gave it violent twist,
telling hlm at the time that no would always
BE- bigger. Fred il a sensible man. and
koows the frai'lcs of his race. 1t Was not
slavery, nor tho white people of the South, DOR
the long contact of the negroes with tho master
class ct the South that made Whitaker scratch
lis cars and tic himself to his bed post but his
natural instinct. Tho Bible tells US the Ethi-
oplsu cannot change his skin, and txaerieuce
proves it is slmcs. Us hard for him TO alter the
natural bent Of his mind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Browns Household Pnuncca

Is tho most effective Pain Destroye, in tho worlt
WIN most surely quicken tue blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
tncreoy moro certainly KELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other reia
aieViator, and tbs warranted double the strength
OF any similar preparation.
,, II cures Pain in the Side, Back or B0wce,
Soro Throat, rheumatism Toothscho, and ALI.
aCH ES, and is The Great Kclievpr OF
RAIN "BEOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
YEA" should be in cvory family. A teaspoon.
iul OF the Psnscea in tumblor of hot water
isWGetenod, II preferred), taken at bedtime, vii
bhEAk UP a COLD. - cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

CONGRESSIONAL 10 tho Senate Yesterday
MIR. Eayard reported tho bill lately in!roduc ID
by him regulating The pay aul apaointmen. Of
deputy marsha5, with 60 amendment prohibit.
log candidates for cffic, acting a5 uarshals. A
bill was passed. renewing The political disabili-
ties OF Wm. Il. Taiatcrro aud Francis l.. Gait,
OF VirgiDio.
10 tho HOES, tho liver aad harbor approrr;a
ton bill was passed. Tho House refused to
suspend tho rules ard pass the bill providing
Tor an lncreas, OF tho police itrc, Of tho Dis.
lr!ct oil Columbia, and by largo mai3rity IL
fused to suspend tho rulos aod prsi tho bill
authorizing national batk ks 10 make loans on
IN 'rteaHts OF roal estate. The Speaker laid be-.
lore tho House message from tho President
transmitting oorlCs Of correspondence with the
government of Great Britain 10 regard TO Tie
alleged ouragrs oa American cit'= .ns at For.
tune lay, N. L. Tho President asks imnc,
dlatc and csreiu attention of Congress to tho
taliutr ct utc)rd between tho Two governments
tq to the Interpretation a1d txccltion of ,he
fishery articles ct the treaty Of Wsshngioo.
Tho message and accompanying documents vera
ordered t. no printed. and referred to The cam
mit'tc on foreign nffiirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

MIR. G!adstopcs recent declaration that, na
a pubic luOciionary, no will net permit his
oshcaI ac:lon to DO swayed ono way or the
other by sentiments that may hsvo bsen cx-
cited 10 him by seDso OF personal irritation
before he ives under tho obligations of official
station, naturally suggests doubt concerning
tho potcrc7 Of personal irritation cs an effective
motor Of great statesman, twico the premier
OF Great Britain, and whether in or out of offco
having the interests OF his country as near TO
his heart IS those Of his own. Tho cpiuion
generally entertained Of great men, AID sus-
tanned by the history of such distinguished char
acer5 as Alexander Gnd H,uapartc is that they
are 50 fnr above Ordinary humanity as to be
beyond tire Influence Of purely personal iccliugs,
but hero is man who hos tho reputation Ct
being great who acknowledges TINT whom he
lead the opposition 10 Eogland ho vas excited
by sense OF personal irritation. We nro dis
posed to think. however. that tho modern
world j great m,p, when c.reiulIy dislected, will
be found to be DO better than their undistin.
puishcd fellows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

TRADES UNIONS CONDEMNED. -Archbisho
Iasohearn. of Qaeb:o. has Issued pastoral
oondemnng lrado unions. 10 which no says that
mans labor is bis own aud tina. it is his liberty
to sell it ct whatsoever ptice ho plessts. There
tore labor unions sin crievously agaiost Justice
whenever they attemp. to torce men to Join
them CT to worn for the prc, fixed by these
unions. lilo Wsrned Catholics 10. to BE- in spy
manner partners in any attempt to force others,
by violence or otherwise, 10 enter such unions,
and any Catholic who shall attack or couspirc
to attack any person because Suoh person works,
has worked or is willing to work at price
which he thinks 6t, shall DO communicated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

The River and llarbor bill that has Just
passed The United States House of Reprcscn.
tntivts makes appropriations for improving the
channel Ct the Potomac both above and beluw
Roziel 4 Bluff whilc the Government author
i2!s tho obstruction Of the channel at that point
by tho deposit there Of all tho mud tsk,n by
tho dredges from tho WASHINGTON harbor. This
Is about the usual way the affairs of the Gov
ornment ere administered. We are ps much
opposed to presidential votocs az any ono we'll
can be, bu. We should not censuro Mr.. Hayes
If he wcro to veto tho River md IIarbor bill.
No mcpey should be expended By tho Govern
mont for the Improvement Of navigation unless
tho bcucfioicnt effects of that improvement were
general in their character and tended to bring
back to the Treasury some at least ct the money
taken from it. Many Of the appropriations
il tho River aud larbor bill, arc solely
fDr tho bentf: Of individual parties, will
never add farthior to tho Treasury receipts,
and the people Of the colirc cauutry should rot
be taxed 10 pay them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
WOrlginsncn'S Convention.

San FRANCISCO, May lin the Work
logmen's convention This evening" tho real fight
oamo up on tho adoption OF tho majority and
minority reports OF the committee en- permanent
organization and tho order of business; the
former providing fer tho election of State
contral committee Instead of entrusliue tho
management Of affairs to kea.ney, tho prcsi-
dent. as heretofore and tho election of delegates
to tho national Grcenback labor con rcntiop.
TEo minority report provided for the c,ntipu,
anco OF the old organization of the party and
ignored the question Of electipg delegates to tho
national convention. After hot debate the
minority report vas adoptcd by vote Of 81 10
"A add the colver:ioa adjourned till to morrow
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Appropriation Exhausted.

PETERsEURG. Va. May Is Col. u. {.
Carr Collector Of Customs hero has been roi
lied by the Secretary OF the Treasury lhht tie
appropriations made for fual, light, gas, water,
Nc. Tor tho public bulldogs havn been ey
haustcd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to othar
causes, is occasioned by Worms BROWNS
VERhlFuGE COM FITS, or Worm Lozengos
although enectual in destroying worms. can do
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child
Inns valuable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to 10 absolutely
sure IN eradicating worms. 80 hurtful to children
Is cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY Is, 1885,
Sun risos............ al Sun sets........... I
ARRIVED.
Str j w Thompson. lower Iot'c. to r A Reed.
Schr Twilight, --. 10 J Z AgLew s. Go.
Schr Rober. Walter, Washington, TO 2 Ag-
now s. Co.
schr Virginia Dsro, BALTIC, to 2 d Hooe.
CLEARED
Str Ann Eliza. Philadelphia, by r A Reed.
Str Mattano, lower Pic, BY j Broders s. Go.
Schr LULU Boston By y Z Agnew u Co.
Schr kobt Water. Hampton. BY j 7 Agnew
& Go.
MEMORANDA
Scht w II .Iuurlsn sailed from Providence
for this port 10Th.
- Schr Hattie Williams. for Washington, via
henneoec, cleared from Portland 18th.
%, 81 mr. Hva smith sailed from Gardiner for
Washington 18th.
Scbr John N Parker cleared from New York
for Richmond 18th
Schrs kmma Aery and Jennie Rossene, from
Georgetown, at New York l7lh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
~: ;22EG.y Tgs5~&.

Robert ". Boyd, the oa!smln, is coliog 10
the United States.
Pernel is to be The Home Rule l,ader 10 The
House Of Commons.
There has botn complete rupture OF official
relations hc!#een Roumania and Bulgaria.
The work Ct paci6cation in AfshaDi:tan is
progressing satisfactorily.
The late elections ir Italy resulted 10 victory
Tor tho MiDisterislists
since Gen. Gordon left Egypt thcro has bcco
great revival Of the Red Sea slave trade.
The order for the slaughter Of American cas.
tie landing 10 England is not to b, rescined. as
Cas- OF disease bro frequently fuund.
There is great uncasiness 10 Aishanistsn over
tho Unsettled s.ato Of affairs is probable
that 40 heir Of Sherc All will BE- placed on The
thron".
1t has been fouad ihrt under the B,acors.
lled administration ihe iodls clhoo lot mail
aud other contracts to lavo1itcs ut ratcs for
above what private parties have been paying fer
similar services
Iho frSt pciinrmaaa tl tho l'a3sinu Pay
took place 81 O3eraMmeresu Oh Monday.
Eight lhousaud persons wrro present. Tho
representation vas very successful. A large
prepnnuerarc1 OF those present wrro haitrioaus
and English.
A dispatch iiom Rome says: Tho Pupo has
Fl nt!y undergone successive painful opera
| iioEs. lilo would much like TO spend Tho sum-
mer at Pelugia. but is not prepared 10 fac, tho
storm oi opposition, rerroach and monac, be
would have to encounter il lie did 20. /! is
meanwhile no secret to his medical advisers
that to remain 10 Rome al tho summer is, per.
hap9. TO IuD an immediate r;sk Of his lit, AID
ot rtainIy to shorten it F"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

Men arc employed ct Milton. Pa. cleanins
away tho debris left by tho rcccut fire. A
tloance Committee hts been formed to distribute
the funds subsc ibad for the relief Of tho suffer
crs. Contributions err being coco'cd at vari.
ous Races.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDG AR SNOW u EN-.


The B.imoro Sun hes entered upon ita forty
fourth year. The Sun Away has been. and is
sill, ouc Ct the most reliable, ntwey, and ablcst
edited .apns 10 the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

PUT Our TIE FIRES and hago al ynur
STOVES stored away aud kept 10 order at
STANsBURY's STovE HOUSE. corner Of King
and Columbus streets. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May 10. 1SS0.-There
is no change to note in Flour since yesterday
Wheat is off, and 1912 bushels sod at l2), Is,
l24, l23 and l30. though no choice Lanca5tcr
was oilered, But little Cora ws7 offered, AMI
prices are dropping, and we note small sa!es nj
81 for yellow. and Sc for white. No Rye report
cd, and ono 60 bushel lot of Cats sold at AZ.
Country produce ia scarce and wanted.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAnKET May IL
Prices this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged az fol-
lows
Dess w u 81
ionerally rated first quality..-......4 90 a 8 III
Medium or good fnir quality. .........::; 81 81
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows2 50 a 2 -
extreme range OF prices. 50 q Is 80
Most of the sales wero from ...........4 81 ) 20
Receipts for the waok 1916 head; eales 98l.
Owlrg TO tho offerings being rather limited
not enough to satisfy free domsnd. the market
opened with better fcoling. and with prices .
nrmness continued 10 the close which Was moi
protracted very long Tho quality Of the offer
ings was fully a. coed az las. week.
Milch Cows--Trsde is dull. Wa quote a! s0l
~, per head. rs 10 quality
Sheep and l.nmbs-Or tho largo number OF
Inc 1eceiris perhaps nearly half consisted cf
Lambs. Considering tho heavy increase in thu
ouern9s, much IN excess Of tho demand, trstc
WAS generally !nir, thoro being in fow of tho
yards somo Eestorn demand for Lambs while
That on tho part Of the home butchers was spar
ing. Thoro were some very good Sheep am ,nr
the O1orlngs. Sales of Sheep wore mada at %ai!s,
lew s, SLING at either extrome. Lambs il.T!c per
10 gross. Arrivals this week SG2A head
Hogs-The number of the fsrings, though
much le's than last week. Is fully equal to the
demand, which is only fair, and the qualify in
all the yards is reported ID DO fully AS good rs L
was then. Though tho receipts ara compare.
tlvoly light prices show no serIous cnanges. GER
ttainly no Improvement over tho rates ruling
last week. We quota, as to quality, ut 81 Gie.
rough Slows and tags selling st 5lsGc and tho
better grades e. ,Gic, with u minority of tho Ha"'
recorded at and near Csc per ID not. Arrivals
this week 62e3 hcsd.
BALTIMORE, May l8 -.Virgini. 81 Old -; do
deferred =; do conaol 5ii do "a series :2b
past Gus coupons o.! new l0405 81 bid 10"
Day. Cotton quiet and steady; midding III.
Flour rather dull but steady. Wheat-Sou!h-
orn dull; Western oreuod easy, but cloaed firm;
southern red l25, MIS-; do amber l20al3); NO
sryland red l30i No Western winter spo:
i2iSsl2S; May l274sl2i4; Juno E3! 4l:3i; July
ll3all3t. Corn-SCu!hcrn steady Tor white BIZ!
easier for yellow Western shade lrme:;
Southern white t5 do yellow 5!I; Western
ml1eI spot bl3s5l8 May tot 4J03; June 4sis4si;
July d8s4 It; steamer so Oats irregular; South.
Gsn =; Western white 4l1 ,42i; do mixed l)sll.
aye quiet and nominally 80. Hay firm and no.
changed: Collie dull and nominal: fair to
primo Rio cargoes 1ilal5l Sugar quie:; 4 SOFT
% Whiskey steady at 81 10.l IOs
NEW YORK. MAY IL Stocks irmer. Money
4a5. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

KEEP CooL.-REFR1GERAToRs, WATER
CooLERs and Ice CHESTS c,n be fouud nj
STANsBURY's, c,rner of King anil Columbus
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

The State conservative convection mec!a 10
ltchmooi at noon tomorrow. AMI already q
number OF delegates arc prcscnt, among them
s)mo OF the mos. prominent men 10 tho State,
There will doubtless he very full ATTENDANCE,
and it is anticipated that the utmcs. harmony
will prevail. The tccing ngai, s: any inslruc-
lions is almost unanimous, and 60 novc in that
direction is anticipated. Among tho delegates
to be sent to Citc:onaii several are spoken q
who have hcrettlJro nc:cd with the roadjustc,s,
but who, lgnoIlag the issues raised 10 the party
upon State matters will give cordial support
to the dcnt cratic presidential tickct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Declared OIL.

NEW YORK, May IS. An Eric, Pa. dispatch
Lays tho Rysn.Goss prizs fgh. has been Go
clared Ctf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

l;urSrll loIsr, co!orcd Baptist preach; r
who gl!DCd some D0tOrieIy curing Tho time Of
r, c 'nstInol0n a. n member cI The l. 'EisEaturr,
died in A>:.laJ On Saturday.
4 nugget NJ geld ,saa iykel up in Sp6tsyl
vaoia c,u0iy q lev DAYS aan h? ca!cred man
which wriGh3 lN! pcuns weights, and il worth
about 500.
The rel ubi:clu Cii, Cotryuti1n oI Norfolk
Which met yesterday yrHii7t,! 90 nominate n
straahtort nu1ic!reI lick'!. Ih' r:st juslrrs
fully exp, ccd q fusion.
Dr. &. l.. {. Maor, irt~ pr,siicnt Of Tic
Agricultural ard Mcchclital College, has pur.
chased, and will soon ri.'rr urcn lie plangG1.
ncnt OF, the Sh"arar.!cah Valley Academy, il
Wnchc stCr.
TIE Lexington GazAtta says list Thomas a
Scntt. who has JAS retired irrm the Presidency
Of tac PcnD.y lyauia Central railroad. has JUS!
SCOT 10 tic treasurer Of Washington and loo
U0Ivlrsty tie sum Of 81 600, being tho bal
arc, Of :. sub c:iptioa CT $l0.G00 made n shcr!
time sEo to the cnlowmcn, IunG OF the U0ivcr
sl!y.
Cooucl Charles II. L78ie, * Uaiied States
Minister 10 pcr!ugs! died OF bis home 10 ilsr
rls0Dburg, OF c.uc:r in tho facc, yesterday. He
was secretary OF the State uodcr the PicrpGint
governments. and was appointed minister to
Portugal by President Grant 10 the fall Of 1870
and remained in Lisbon some five or six years
lilo was in the Glib year Of his age.
Sooo excitement wa9 created On board the
steamship Manhattan tf tho Cd DoDinon
Lire, at her wharf at portsmouth yesterday
& passenger. Chiisllan Kehrcr, of Western
burg, Germany, bouoa trr Rchmoud from
New York, b,c.mo sud .cnIy Insane, throw bis
baggage AID watch over board. ara would have
jumped in himstfiT he hsd not been sez,d.
The German Consul WAS notified, who ordered
the msn to b. taken tack TO New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

TRAMpS.-Tho DOW Massachusetts, iramp aot
printed copies CT which arc now posted con,
splouously along tho highway CT that common.
wealth, is OF q ricco With the recent legislation
OF ether States on tho same subject. Isclssns
as trsmps sill persons who rove about from place
to place begging or living without labor or visible
means OF support; women, minors under II
years OF age blind pcrsoos and ptr,ons asking
charity El,hin the limits Of their Own cities and
towns, nlooe excepted. Any tramp, upon con.
vlettoa OF being a tramp, is to DO sont to tho
House ct Correction or State Workhouse for
not less ihan SIX months nor moro than two
years WV
IT no cotcrs house Without leave, or ipiurss
aoyocdy, or threatens anybody, or has a dan.
Roious Weapon. or threatens TO damage propa
orty, ne Is to be sent 10 the House Of Corfco-
ton Tor from one 10 Eve years, or to Tho State
Wo1khouse Tor from one to three years. Uoon
view fany Of these effenses any sheriff, deputv.
constable or policeman cau arrest tho tranon
without warrant. and Municipal, distlics and
police c0urs aud tlia Justices arc given iuris.
diotlon. MayoIs aud SELF c!mon ara autborizsd
to appoint special policemen 10 attend to tho
!ramps exclusively. Finally, nDy tramp oscsp.
Ing from the State Workhouse renders himself
maple, II TcIp'urcd. 10 six month"; extra i'm.
pr;s)nmtn ut.
A CRYING hsho 10 O hor, 4 ,bo ,,b,l, ,.:,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
Affairs in GOnstantinoDle.

LONDON May lS.-A dispatch from Constaa.
tInople to the Times says: Alarm has boon pro.
duced in the British community here by sn at
tnck on Tuesday, the 1llh instant, on an Eng.
llshmsn named Burmese and two ladies. who
were walking on tho suburbs. by three Mussul-
man robbers armed with knives. Mr. Burmese
was severely wounded and lies in precsrious
condition. Two OF the ssssilants have bsen sr.
rested, and will no court.nartialed.
Tho Sultan still hesitales to sign tho death
warrant Of the assassin of The Russian colonel,
Commeraon. Tho fanalicsl party arc making
strenuous efforts TO save him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

A crying baby is bore 10 the whole ncieb-
5orhooi ard the parents should be forced 10
keen Df. Bulls Baby Syrup handy. Pros IS
cent?.