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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaGs!te
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February S, 1885,
The war between MahoGc sud MassiC began
last night and Massic won The victory. It is
we'll known that this endeavor to mako hla>sic
obey the caucus mandate 10 regard 20 tha ep-
poiutment Of his clerks. is urged by Malone,
who, since tic Legislature convened, has gotten
moro ard more jealous of tic iriuercc AID
popularity Of Massie with The So called parry
That Malone himself is reaping the benefits CT
Massics hard work, in sIunpiOg thc STATE, is
well known TO those who are cOuvl;ssnt With
the history OF Virginia poIile5 during tic past
slG months.
And tits just here where tho party splits.
All tho members Of the caucus when 1t comes
to following Malone CT Massie, will Tot tcioS
the former. This Was conousiyclg shown las:
night. As fer as that matter is clrccrocd. The
caucus resolution can neither iolca hlas:lo 10
resign nor to obey its c,nmapl il regard to the
appointment of State officers. The old fellow c n
laugh over his snt ctac!ca whco this rt6oln'ioa
| is passed. This affair shows that Mahcno has
met with more than his match this tine, ana
| when be attempts to walk over MsSSc &c meets
with dcsorvedly severe repuise
Besides Mahone's parlisaps and Guncs. tic
party against Massie 10 the caucus is made VI
OF those who have irietds and relatives who
arc DESTROYS Of getting places III tho Auditor :
| ofico. As the matter stands no~ there IS nc
hope for them but in the event of tho removal
OF Parson Massie they stand Goma chatce il
| The next scramble.
Mahone's scheme OF havii 6 cd unn3tIGcieC
set OF presidential eltc:tr5 TO 70 from Nirpitia
who arc to be controlled ty hin for his owt
personal advantage, fluids DO supporters ilou
either tho republican or DENT cratic side. 1t il
| plainly dtv;c, 10 give man o national all
vorisement who COW is net known outside Q
his State. ln fact it is q scheme 10 sell tht
vote of Virginia to tho party who will fer tha
consideration give Malone whas he demands
at the hands OF the President be it Gabine
position or foreign minister's nlc,.
That Wcmin has somo irnloi c, WAS demon
stracd to day in tho House. A bill! clmc vi
On its patssgo to repeal the char cr OF tE'
town oi Lebanon, 10 tho eauG!y Of Eussti il
| The Petition was signed by Iar.c list O
cilizsns and tex payers. A petition aennst thu
passage Of the bill signed by tho ladies' Of th,
plaoo was also presented. The House then b.
an almost Two thirds voto refused 10 ua~s III;
bill.
Great preparations are being ma 10 hero by
the Irish for tho reception CT parncll. He /
expected to visit Richmond Friday.
| STRoNUEOW
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From Cuba.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--A letter from Hawai-.
dated January 81, says: Gen. Grant arl l.
party appear to BIO very we'll satisfied with Tho
sojourn on this Island. Tho authorities 81
showing the General tho utmost attention. d
log all they can to make bis stay comfortsb
and as pleasant as possible. o. the 29Lh III
tho party, 10 special train. visited the miaer
baths of San Diego and other pl.cs 10 Ii
V uclta Abajo, and will probably not rclut
before the beginning OF tho wet k"
The. general topic of conversation is d.
shocks Of earthquake lately felt OF tho i.lsl.
and which. though they fortunately did no h,i:
in this city. had disastrous effects. accompsaIe
by notable phenomena, in the Vuelta Abs,
where the shocks required daily from the 2M.
the 9th ult. On the 25.h tho shocks woro NJ
felt in Cienfuegos. and on tho 18th in Marel, o
the western side Of the island. All tho publ
buildings and most of the private houses, er.eI
those of wood, in San Cristobal, are hesp: o
ruins. and the government has sent compost
OF engineers 10 the place TO clear away the rub
biah. No lives waro lost. but several peroa
Wero I'M uredn
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sssE:lnE SE TEE !,.s

Thcro were scycrs! (ashaonahio weddirgan
Baltimore yesterday.
A nugget Of pure COLA has Econ dl!cl7ered by
a man named Wicos in tho vicinity OF lrcr town,
jackson county, lod.
Bogus S. gold icccs arc being qlite txten
sivelg circulated 10 California. Tho imitation
is perfect, except 10 the weight.
Its stated OF gond authority, that hlcs:rs.
Drexcl, Morgan & Go. have given notice that
they cannot &C. any longer 81 trcssurGrs at tic
parnell fund.
Bishop Loughu has ordncd That coll, ctions
be taken W in the forty two R)man Catholic
churches ord ciapslS OF the Diocese OF Book
lyp, N. Y, 90 Su1dsy ncEt, IL aid Of tho sui
tcrcrs 10 ireland.
Dr.. Personrc, oio III. the eldest practitioners
OF Essex County,, n. j., was throwu from his
carriage over the side Ct q bridge st H,rana,
N. D., yesterday, AID almost Instantly killed by
falling upon pile Of rocks.
Excitement 10 regard to the lumorei sus
peosion OF the Produce ia TX, New York, c:as
ed yesterday, although there vas some with
drawl OF deposits. The latter in ID. clmbcl
amounted 10 $4,000
A party Of four French noblemen, whose
agent Is now IN l)anfVcr, Col, cjntf mp'2tc al
outlay Of - O)O. coo in That city. Tho rrircl'
pal enterprise is the establishment Of clal
works.
The coal laden eahojn;r kstc Newman, {
Maine. from Baltimore tor q Mass chuseti
port. WAS rlG into aud sank Of L1rg Branch
N. D., on Tuesday. The entire COW was los
save enc inan. More we css are reported acDI
| the coast.
The Pennsylvania republican, Stale conven
| lion met at Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, and b.
a vote Of 1873 20 ll& passed a RI solution loatluct
| ing its delegates to tic national republican
conVcniion 10 be htl& TT Chiclgo juno >, t
vote for u. s. Grant ior tha presidential nom
nation. and TO vote rs ubit on al questions
The convention Gen; mated .Johu y. Lemon tC
auditor general and Henry GrccEo ior judge {
the Supreme Coutt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

1t Governor Holiday desires 10 prevent
snotbtr outrage upon the soil Of Virginia he
Will issue no rtquisiIion for Page Walace, the
negro vlIinln who csc.pcd from the Jail at LOGS
burg last week. until place be provided for
his Imprisonment s.roDg enough 10 protect him
until he shall be hanged by du, PROCESS of law.
Any attempt to take him 10 L,csburs across
the counlry will probably result in his death
By tho hands Of an indignant mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

taH NOTWITHSTANDING the very great adj.
vance in the price of leather ard cost of Boots
and Shoes, We will soil our entire stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SHOES OF small sd.
vance ovoT cost, in order 10 reduce our stock.
All in want will save money by calling on us
before purchasing No have . large stock of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Elmo Boots and Shoes,
which csGno! bo surpassed in style, durability
and Price
feb" w. b. WADDEY. 10 K;nos
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

AT tho Baltimore Stock Board ycsterdN
Mansssas Is were firm and sold al S}t 10 u
elesing s32aSl against 83bs83t Grange si'
Alexandria fourths sold at 43 and closed 4'ts
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. 5.-Tbe ms
ket is quiet. in consequence Of the light receips
Flour remains at yesterdays quotstions. Whs"
is steady and firm, With sales OF about COO bu:.'
els at l48 for Lancaster, and 1873 and 40 ~
Fultz. Corn is active and firm, with sale; o.
776 bushels 1T SO. 90 and 81 for white No 0@
reported. and one small salo of Rye was m's'
at IS. Country produce, especially Butter s.:
Poultry, is scarce and firm.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Fcb'y.l-
Offerings OF 100 head or Cattle, all Of which Tt.
sold OF IS to IS ca per cwt for best, 4 iO!o"
for fir to good. 15sS4 Is for medium, p
81 CD for ordinary, and $50 to So 80 for but
and cows. 100 Sheep sold at 4ls6t Marketg1""
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5-Virginls G. defe,ts'.
8; do consolidated AZ; do second series 81.
past duo coupons 75i new l0403 Sci CGt%;
quiet; middling l3 Flour unchanged. Whs'
Southern quiet and firm; Western frne:
Southern red l35ali0; DO amb3r HALT; No!
Maryland III; No Western winter red spH
and Feb l4it.l44s; Mar l433al44; April l2'
1865; May l46a1a6s Corn firm; Southern VIM
68.6l; do yellow 571a5S; Western mixed s!S
SIT; Feb 66s56A; Mar 64s54s; April 5@ss'i.
May, 534a53l; steamer 6asa54f. Oats love-,
Southern 4Is48; Western white 46s47; do tn'i..
40; Penna 4Ga47. Rye quiet at 90s9. Hay I u:
changed. Coffee quiet; Rio csrgoes lSssiSSSi
sugar quiet; A soft 81 Whiskey dull al w
ALL II.
NEW YoRr 5.-Stocks irregular. NOV
ey 5a6. Flo<In.> Wheat quiet. Corn quH'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ToNTTNE.-R. Fl. Lee, j Il c Lewis, Clarks
60, We; James W Green CuIpepcr Co, Va; B
WShoemaker, Scott'a Springs, Va; JIM Martin,
Pbllomont, w; James IL Mario. NliddIeburg,
W; 3 + Bsyy. Fauquier OF; VIM A Young,
Alexandria O. JOhn Shao Creep. Rappahan
Oodwise. Md; Il + Sylvester, Baltimore, Md;
h Z Williams and son. Alexandria, vs.; J 6
Garuthers. Loudoun c., Va: Jno w Smith SOD,
w. Va; Henry Z Bangs, LOudoun CO. We,
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w. B. WADDEY. 10 King 81.
DIED.

,, at tho residence of her daughter, Mrs. Ch,s
Mankin. Fob 5. 1880, Mrs. WIN. q. LEGG
G- Funeral Friday evening at o'clock from
the above residence. Tho friends and acausint-
ances OF the family arc respectfully invited to
attend. "
At tho residence OF Captain George G. Thomp.
son, Of Culpeper, on the night of the Let inst.
Miss Sally BARBOUR, daughter of the late
John 4. Barbour, of Culpeper county. Va.
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Bodies Washed Ashore.

LONG BRANCH. Feb. 1.-Two bcdics h,1:
been washed ashore at Barnegat beach Wlc'
have been identified as those of this two salt;
lost overheard from the schooner Gee. TOuIaW
wrecked during the recent gales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

kobRERY.-Bet@eon nino and ton o'clock on
Sunday night the ladies at tho residence of
General Hunt0n haard "a nOiao on the tin roof of
the porch and woro soon satisfied that somo one
was attempting an entrance. The robber finding
that his presence had been discovered desisted
from further efforts TO enter the dwelling house,
but effected an entrance into tho kitchen and
found his way to the room Of General Hunton's
coachman, Marshall Afford. Marshall is The
treasurer of the colored church here, and The
rIotber succeeded in abstracting live or Elk dol
lars of tho church funds - Warrcntnn Solid
South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
Tie Opening OF EsarIiuneut

LONDON, Feb. s. p. m.--Tho weather tc.
day is 6ne. Tho rrCc :s5on preliminary to the
opening Of Parliomant took plac) 10 accordance
With the programme already announced 10
these DISPATCHES Tho Queen arrived at the
House It Lords at Ten minutes past = o'clock
this Afternoon. Upon receiving COPY Of tho
speech from lord Cairns, the Lord High
Chancellor Her Majesty handed it back to him
and as usual Lord Cairns read the speech. The
ceremonoy lasted fifteen minutes.
~ The speech refers mainly to &llairs ia Indis.
Cape Colony, the lao trouble with Alghanistsn
and the Irish distress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
Gen. EDD,a Aluu9On

10 the cdttor of the Alcranclrm Ga=cttc:
| observed in Virgiuia paper Of recent
date tho following queries, which seem to me
very pertinoLt ct this jurcuro OF oGr S ate
politics
The time for tho assembling of the matt ,Dal
| democratic convention is not many months off.
viii thore be two sots of delegates from Vr.
elniap Will there &c conservative delegates
tor admlttanoo Viii not one set Of delegates
BIO rejected 2 What effect will this IT ion
have at homo Isn't there division in tho
conservative ranks in Virginia that may result
10 giving her electoral vote to tho republican
candidate for President? II this state of al
fairs docs exist isn't thera a remedy? IF 81,
Why is it not applied at OF C, ?"
But, however. this may De- wont the cooscr-
vatiVe party of Virginia certainly have to meet
tho readiusters in the Congressional c,ncsi
Ii 50, who is the strongest man to nut against
them here 10 the Sth district? Hasn't Gen.
Hunton 5!roneth that makes him the turest
horse the party could oDter against tho field Z
1t l5 true he sud q! the last nominating Ga.
ventlon that ho would not again ask the people
tor their support, but my faith in Ger. HUI,
tons patriotism prccludes the belief that he
would refuse to take the lead onne moro if the
people should call him forth. Can tho conSer-
rattueparty ofMe sill district march to SIRE
Utctory nert fall aUthout Eppa Hinton as the
standard. bearer? Excuse the inqusitiven, IS
OF an old man, if. like Cato. | ask whether /
can yet do anything for my country. SIMON.
Fairfsx G. H., w., FEB. 4.
COURT OF ArpEALs YEsrERDAY.--D ingud
against Scho olfeld. Submitted.
Walters against Richmonds administrator.
Dismissed.
Taylor and ais against Lancaster and MS Ar
.led by Hill Carter, esq for appellants and
Judge Robert Ould and w w. Henry, esq Ter
appellees, and continued until to day.
The various companies are at work Ga tho
kenuebec, etc.. gathering ice. rs; Friday
Is inch ic, Wac stored at Bath, and last We'd
uesday the oomps MES we're storing ice OF *.
oellent quality at Richmond, Die. The Arctic
weather Of this week will largely iccreaso the
Quantity aud improve the quality OF the Maine
Ice, and plenty of it will be stored
The Warrenon Solid South is anxious to
know why tho authorities DON institute active
measures Tor The discovery Of tho individual
who is nightly disturbing The peace and dignity
OF Warren.ou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

the voters Of Louioun county h.3 passed tho
Senate.
A moating Of representatives Of a Tho 5tsio
asyums will be held in this city on tho Eth inst
10 consult in reference TO matters Of interest 70
these institutions and 10 determine upon tho
amount that will DO headed for the maintenance
Of tho same for the COMING Escsl voar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

ln less than thirty days the session OF Tho
General Assembly will terminate. Squabbes
about officers, from tho Treasure, down to the
coal heavens. have Consumed the two months
that have elapsed sinoo it commenced. Were
1t not for tho irrepirabe il Jury that has boon
done the State by tho degradation to which hr
judiciary has been subj cej, thesa !quabbes
would not DO daplorablc. ioasmuch az they
have consumed tina that. Judging from what
has been done, would otherwise have boon spent
10 even more ncfarIoua work. Happy, By c)mpor.
son, will b. the day when tho session shall expire
and until that time tic solo efforts of tho oGn-
setvatiVo monb:rs should bo devoted to the
delay and obstruction OF Legislation, for, as it is
plain thu m .iorty will do nothing that is good,
tho less they are nllowod to do the better
When The asiOn does end, tho prayer OF all
who have aoy true interest 10 tho State is that
there may never BIO another ofthia General As
scmbly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05

Ostr 100000 bottles Ct DR.. Bulls C(u!.
Syrup arc sold every season. and thousands
persons saved fom an untimely grave ih
price is IS CENTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR 9NOwDHNi
THURSDAY EVENG., FEBRUARY 5, 1880

MIR. Early, republican from Albemarlc, has
formulated tho idea Of aoolishing the capits
lion tax. ard in reduced it 10 tho General AS
sembIy 10 the shape Of O bill which provides
that the tsx shall continue to be assessed 90
heretofore, but that the means Of enforcing lis
coll c.ion shall be restrc cd to the operation OF
tho desire Of the Individual mon Of the State
to educate their neighbours children. The bill
imposes tho tax but provides no process by
which it eau lie I'D c3Ld. 1t will thus be per-
c,iVcl that tho intoiCc.ua labor required 10
formulate the idea that WAS evolved 10 the
minds OF tho read iustcis WAS ntt oucrous The
bill also shows that the ideas Of tho Republicans
and rcadjusters have c'ose afioity, aud that
tho same m&ntll processes we're used in it's
preparation 8 cnabled tho readjusters to fy
tho amount Of the State lcbt-each member
Of their caucus writing on slip of paper the
sam he thought sha was attic to pay aggrcgat.
ing tho whole and striking balance Brilliant
republicans Moro brilliant rendjustors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
FOREEGT yNEIL-S.

A Lenso fog prevailed in London yesterday.
The Empress of Kussi. has arrived at 81 10
tersburg.
British political interests centre around the
Liverpool election.
Austria will increase her arament and Russia
will increase her army.
Distressing fsmines ara raging in M esopotamia
and kurdistan, where Caristians Jews and
Mahomedans are all suffering.
Tho British Parliament opens to .dsy. Tonics
when VIII come up carly for discussion are
lflsh and Aighani5tan slr.irs.
BY railway collision at ArgenLenil. Franco
Inc other day. in the department Of Seine OF Oisa,
seven persons wore killed and twonty wounded
Owing TO the death OF his sister, Mr.. Glad
stone will not attend the early part OF the session
Gi Parliament. unles7 public business requires
bis presence.
subscription has been opened at Bombay in
AID OF the irish distress One native banking
hrm has subscribed fl 600 stering The CON-
mlltee consists Of both Europeans and natives
Count Harry Karl Edward Won Araim, fo;-
morly RUSSIAN Ambassador to France. who WAS
convicted OF treason in 1876, but who has since
resldtd at Florence, is seriously i'll in that CITY.
Many prominent Irish pralstes testify to the
INTEGRITY OF the Mansion House Committee and
praise their distribution Of Irish relief funds,
Inc number Of tho famine stricken in Irosnd is
upwards OF 800 eco.
Inc Fall Mall Gazette says the American Dc.
mhnd Tor IRON Is Causing unprecedented activity
IN Great Britain. Four vessels laden with ovtr
tG0 tons Of pig iron and rails have sailed from
l.eith for Now York. and thirteen vessels are
al present chartered to load iron for American
ports.
SUITAaAIEsrTuE BOARD Or PUBLIC WoREs
The City Circuit! Court of Richmond has been
engaged for the past two days in the trial of the
case OF John Kelly, OF the lata firm Of Kelly a.
Larsuey, railroad Contractors, against The Board
OF Public Works. This is q suit TO recover $40.
9il 81, which is the balance claimed to be duo to
John Kelly, and the administrator of John Lar.
guey. for work done on the Blue Ridge rsilroad
IN 1857. Suit was brought in 1887 in the Circuit
Court Judgment was rendered for defendant
about 1913 upon tochEicslity A new trial was
awarded BY the Court of Appeals A judgment
was rendered for plaintiff upon second trial for
amount OF claim. A new trial WAS awarded by
he Court OF Appeals in 1876 upon the ground
! hat the report of the Board of Public WoIks WAS
improperly admitted as evidence. During tke
ltlal yesterday exceptions were taken by both
eloes 10 Inc admission of certain testimony
Rich. Wig. ''''"''
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IConMrSIcArs,
FIR. e. II. FRrr,

Plea'o publish tho card of Mr. Min,
which | incoso you, that wa7 published !. y
Fairfax News Of Aug. IS, 1874. This w. @
was never corrected until Mr.. PoRell p,,.'
letter 10 Gov. kemper, who brought tbs y,
jeot to tn, motto, of the Auditor, and f., :"
made to fork over the money. Mr.. Pv, " V
also state if Mr.. Chichester did not ch,rs. '" =
1875, that rupture was imminen. at o,s i.
With his deputy and himself for division # a.
fund, and he may also answer if about II. ~,
time. MIR. James Sangster, now Judge IA 's
offor MIR. FAIR very gross iudigoi!y. " o
lNDErESnsy.
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The Warenton Solid South is anxious to
know why the authorities don { institute active
measures tor The discovery Of tho individual,
who is nightly Disturbing he peace and dignity
OF Warrenson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-05
AMES +. CARLIN s. SONS
- G3 King street.

i AMES +. CARLIN s. SONS
G3 King street.
Oilcr to tho trade at lowest market rates
CHOPPIEG AXES,
Of tho Warren, Msnn's Warrior and the Ramona
CArlin's Light Horse Harry brsnda. dec
SC0TTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, keed s. Carurick's Maltine. Rxtrsct
Malt and its Combinations. Hop Btiers, etc.,
etc, for sale by WIZ
oct % T., STARIrp q, m
a n DERS ON'S PRESERVED CHER.
II -; hlES, Ounces. Pine Apple, Kaspborties.
fiums and Peaches, in five pound pals, recey-
Cd and for sale by Il. w. AVERY
deco Or E;.
EANNEYiS CELEBRATED CHILBLAIN
LIN iMENT, an infallible cure for frosted
ln@i Only % els per bottle
JANNEY & CO., Sole Prop,ietors
Jan IS IS and 152 King street,
OK CTS INVESTED IN THOMPsONS
50 LIGHTNING ERADICATOR will
mako 7"nr old clothes look as good "a NAN
Try LUNT q HaTTnsSH1n noH'
Agents.
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The charleston, s. O., races opened ysster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-04

fargo paru On unu Inulunu uauvurs on
his shoulders. he gave Barnum the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Mary's catSedral-Services 7 and II
am. and pm.
Preaching at First Methodist church at
II am. and pm, by the pastor Rev. X.
II. Mahon; Sunday-schoOl at $50 am.
Saffarans street NJ. E. church, south
Preaching at II am. and fifteen minutes
before PM, by the pastor, Rev. I. q.
Holmes.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Court
street, II. A. Jones, pastor-Mcrning sub
iect "The demands Of the age on Christ
ianity." Evening "The Chatauquan
iGes.' Service at II am. and 1880 pm.
Second Presbyterian church, corner OF
Main and Beale streets-Sabbath-sc
at 0K am; services at II am. and pm
by Rev. II. NJ. Whaling.
Linden street Christian church--Sun
day-school am; Lords supper 1873
am. preaching IL and 8 pm. j. M
Tribe, pastor.
Fort Pickering NJ. Il. church, corner o
\ aySixth and jackson streots-Seryices a
$50 pm. VIM. Shimmin, pastor.
\ NSt. Johns M. +. church, corner 0
VNce and Iauderdale streets Sunday
,ehsol pt pm. VIM. Schimmin, pastor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-04

All trades cr n DO clupeu ana cutnsu at any
iimn upnn the racaint Of the lntnat mnrhn al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-04
BY CABLE.

LONDON, September A dispatch
from Norderney announces that Baron
Won Haymerle, Austrian minister oI
foreign affairs, has left that island fol
Friedrichsruhe, where, as previously
reported, he will meet Prince Bis
marck.
Gladstone will return to town and
attend the cabinet meeting to-day.
Yesterdays wool sales went off with
spirit at fully previous rates, and
amounted to ten thousand three hun
dred bales, chiefly New South Wales
Victoria, New Zealand and Tasmanian
The Oldham (limited) company:
private spinners have decided to issue
circulars to test the feeling as to work
ing only four days per week.
A Vienna dispatch says Baron Won
Haymerle will spend Saturday and
Sunday with Prince Bismarck at
Friedrichsruhe.
A correspondent at ConstantinoplC
says the porte, although ready to cede
Dalcigno, proposes to retain Matakas
and Sinosch.
The sculling regatta will probably
be fixed for the 22d of November.
MADRID, September 4.-The off
cial report of the disaster on the Ebro
states that the total number of men
drowned were ninety.six. The lieu
tenant who laid the pontoon bridge is
among the lost.