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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26

LAID Our TO DIE.-The Chinese at AL
bany had sick cousin on hand who was
about to die, and not relishing the idea of
having death in the house, on last Satur-
day night they slowed him away in hog
pen, without any covering except his own
scanty clothing, in the rear of Senders &
Sternberg's store, where ne was found on
Sunday morning by the City Marshal A
coroner's jury was summoned, and a verdict
of death by dropsy of the heart, hastened
by exposure, was rendered. The body was
buried Sunday by order of the Coroner, but
not single Chinainan attended The pro-
prietor of the wash house at which he had
been sick, was promptly arrested, and con-
fessed to having assisted in carrying him to
the hog pen. He was bound over to await
the grand jury in the sum of $780, M. s.
and Arch Monteith gave the necessary bail
and he was released ''For ways that are
dark, and tricks that are vain the sheathen
Chinee' is proverbial." )"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26


THANKSGIVING IN CORVALLIS. Thanks
giving day passed off very quietly in this
city. The schools were all dismissed, but a
majority of the stores kept open all day.
The Union services were held in the NJ. E.
Churca at IL clock, Rev. Bowersox, of the
Evangelical church. preaching the sermon.
Our regular reporter not eoFaing to time we
cannot give as full report OF the services as
we would like TO have DONE In the after
noon the young people went to the City
Hall and spent several hours in enjoying
themselves on rollers. In tie evening there
was pleasant party at the Occidental Ho-
tel and the skating rink was also well pat
ronized, and everybody seemed to enjoy
themselves. And thus Thanksgiving was
kept in Corvallis.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26

AL Ray intends extending his Telephone
line to Kings Valley.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26

Allthe above goods being of the best quality, and
respectfully invited to call and inspect 17n43tf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26

STABBING AFFRAY.-On last evening Mar
shall Pygall arrested an old man named Jno.
Wesley for drunkenness. The old man
went along all right for ways, when he
suddenly drew large pocket knife and
made lunge for Pygall, cutting through
his clothes, and making scratch about four
inches long directly over the abdomen. Py-
gall then threw him down and took the
knife away from HIM and lodged him in the
calaboose. This morning he was arrested
for an assault with deadly weapon, and
taken before his honor, Justice Wrenn, who
bound him over i'll the sum of 500 to ap-
pear at the next term of Court. His bonds
were furnished, and he was set at liberty.
The old man had previously told several
parties that when under the influence of
liquor he was inclined to I've d6arrelsome.
and would use knife or anything he could
get hold of, but the Marshal was not watch
ing for any such demonstration and the old
fellow came very near fixing him.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26
Notice of Final Proof.

4Sw5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Financial.

New YoIK, Dec. 3l.-The P,s.'s faaueial
article say: AS was to be expected on the last
dsy Ct the year, The money market is active
(tho rnli0g rate beiag 6 lpST oept.) and the
Stock Exchange markets disturbed TO certain
extent By ,he settlements of accounts which
QUOT be carried over into the Mex year, but
which may be renewed early in the new year.
u. s. bonds are lower for the 45 and higher
for The short dale bonds. Railroad bonds ere
generally strong st al adVatc, oil III per cent.
The stock market at the opening. while irregu-
lar, was generally sropg, but sjon became
heavy and c,nliuued 80 uatil doom, when Il be-
crme sroDg, end is Sd as We write. The widest
huc nations were 10 Central Porto. which open
ed ct OBJ, WAS sold dawn to 81, and is 81 as re
write. the movement apparently having been
speculative device for the purpose OF acquiring
stock. The two exceptionally strong stocks
have beor Louisville aid Nashville, Which, On
the ssttlemcat Of recent suits aud the nesr ap-
pasrancs OF the dividend advanced to 50, and
Burlington aud Western, which sdVadced to
481, Tho moat active stocks were New York
Central at 1853 the biRbeat price ever paid
for it to 154; Erie at so +; Lake Shore at
l2G the hishsst prios ever paid to l34s; u /.
tw.re, LackaHapna aud Western at 1lOal093;
Western U1ion Tel.grah at Sl3aS03; U",oo
P-ci6c ll24,lllI; Oaio and Mississippi So.
est; Norhera Pacific 66b 665; Pac. Fl, Mail
81 .5pi; D1IaUaro a1d Hudson yZsayl4i JrIcoy
Ceural 81 S35
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

business DUNG the psss week Las baen
brought 10 nesrly stand still. the u1precedent'
81 W q / er, The interruption 10 railroad traffic,
the closing CT navigation and the frequent and
deap SHOWS putting an embargo on trade of al
mcst every description. Money matters are
quiet ard rates unchanged. ths supply being
equal 10 the demsn /. The Baltimore money
market is quiet, there being an abundant sup
ply of capital. In the Now York money mar.
ke! the ruling rats for call loans is 6 per cent
Time loans srs ID 6 per cent. and are much
easier to get. Prime mere antlc paper ia 6a6
per cent. The January interest on the pub c
debt is coming cut steadily and rapidly. United
States bonds are strong and thu closing quota
tjons in Nov York yesterday showed an adj
vance OF ! in the per cents. Ais and A., In
State securities there is further advance in the
price Of Virgins 10 40i, of which SCI O03 sold
Yesterday st 51i.6li, clo,iog at latter price
@ ,nsol, were dull q! III. Railroad stocks were
quiet but firm. r chm ond and DAnVille WAS
quoted 86I,eS Baltimore and Ohio IS, 1855
sold st l01. Manassas Is are higher. SIS, 0uO
| selling ss IS. Ore Kaob WAS quoted 2i,.i
Nothing dcias in local shares. Or Alex s. Man
7. eS3 81; Or s. Alex 6, lst lis; Or & Ale1 6.
I'd 40; Or g. Alex 8,3i95; Or & Alex 81 4.h
57,57i. TIE sale of the w Q v N s. G 4
to the bondhel 1ers has bssn confirmed but tie
decree has not yet bsen signed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

TESTING HER INNocENcE.-A poor, pa,e
seaustros5 vas arraigued for theft Sho ap-
pasred OF the bar with her baby of elevi q
moths on her sru. She wont to get some
work one day and sole three gold coins of ten
frsncs eaoh. The money was missed soon after
bho lel5 her employer, and servant was
ssat to her ,con to claim 1t. Tbs servant
found Ter shout 10 q nit the room with the three
gold coins in her baud. She said to the ser7aot,
Il am going to carry them back to SUu. -
Ne7erth. ass she Was carried 10 the Commits
s,ouer of P1iio,, sad he ORDER d Der to b, sont
to the Police Court fer trial. Sbe Was too poor
To engage lawyer, aud when a,ked by the
Judge what she bad 10 say for herself, she re-
p!iet: "rte day went TO my employers l
carried my clild with ne. Is Was 10 my arus
as il is now. wssu't paying attention to It,.
Thero were several gold ooios 90 The maola
pi c.. a5d. unbn ,wo TO me, IL rc'ched out It.
ittlu hand AID s,lzad thrse biec:sa, which /
DID not observe uoul | got hume. at oUce
put on my bonnet, and Was golog back 10 my
employer 10 return them. when l Was arrested
This is the solemn truth, az hope tor Heaven 8
mercy"
The Court couid not beievo Ibis story.
They upbrsidsd the mother tor her lmpu
dencs in cndeavoriog to palm CIT saoh q
msnifeot lie for thetruLh. They besought her
for her own sake, 10 retrsct 80 absurd tale for
i. could hsve no effect but to oblige the Court to
sentence her 10 much s.vsrtr punishment Than
they wsro disposed 10 inaict upon che 80 young
and evidently 30 deep in poverty
These appeals had effect except to strengthen
the poor mothers per,insoious adherence to her
original story. As this frmness was sustained
by that look of innocence which the mos: sdroit
cIimir 81 csn never counterfeit. the Court was at
some loss to discover what decision justice dc.
msnded. To reIiave their embari a:sment one
of the judges proposed to renew the scsne de.
scribed by the mother Three gold coins were
placed on the clerks table The mother was re-
ques,ed to assume the position in which she
stood at her employers house There was then
a bre.thless pause in court. The baby SOON dis.
covered the bright coins. eyed them for mo.
ment, emilad, and then stretched forth it5 tiny
hand and clu cned them in its fingers with
miaer's eagerpess. The mother WAS acquitted.
Paris Erchangs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
FRIDAY EVENING, DBCR. 81. 1886
To tho patrons and rssdess OF the Gazette VI
extend the compliments of the season and "lst
them one ard oil happy New Year and many


Yet few HUI . aud 1880 will ba no mtrf
forever. The solemn bsils will have told ol'
it's II QUEEN to the silent stare, and changing &c
notes of gladDees will hAvs pealsd forth yors
welcome to 1881. So pass our lives away. 10
day We tread tue stage of life. confident that no
other could d, our pntt 10 lifo'd perpexlnR
drsm,; to morrow We will make our hoal exit
and the world will fail to miss us. Another
scene will open, other actors will come forth,
and mon will soon forget that We ever cccaple q
plscs 10 the theatre Of action. Did the cur
tsiu fall upon Us forever, We might well ask
Why have we ever appeared at oil? but, thanks
to that Almighty Power which has placed Us
here, tho pages IF revelation are open 10 u,
and they disclose brighter scene than our
imsgiuations can compass-the reward Ct having
acted we'll our parts below. "Be just and tear
not" was the advice of one who "trod the way;
of glory and sounded ell the depths and sicsls
of honor" aud that advice isss good for Us as
it WAS for the followers to whom he gave it.
This world is foil of opportunities tor doing
good "a we'll as evil, and if we embrace them
not, the fault will be our own. Higher
authority than Wolsey assures u, that "foligion
clean and unde6led before God and the Father
Il thus: to visit the fatherless and the widows 10
their tribulation; and to keep ones self uaspot
ted from this world" All around Us ara the
widows and the fatherlsss, and these to whom
the merciful hand of Gods inscrutable provi-
dencs be, brought h clion and suffering. The
deep SHOWS over which the gliding seighs fly
swiftly. have penetrated maBy decaying root
and piled themselves round many o cherries,
dwelling. The bitter cold which we ward eft
BY soft curtains sud dowuy carpets. freezes
msty little foo! as it treads the naked Fl 'or;
there are hsarths am ong Us on which 20 chetr.
full freight gloHs and tab es from which no Ter
OF savory food rises. Many fellow creature
gNs supperlsss to bsd. to SILVER through the
long. lonely hours OF darkness under the thinsst
Of ooveriets. BLOW shall We hope r-ne1cy
rendering none? ?" IF the past has found US
wanting 10 our dny to. God and our fellow
mso. let u bury il 10 night deep beyond resur.
'eatlou' sns iet the j,y bells which midnight
WY ssssr call us to new and better life. When
the irss Gun of 1881 gilda the glitte,ing snow.
let rs arise from our beds of selfish ease AID
sec what We can do for the suffariog poor. Let
us oonsecrate the day to works of charity, and
We shall have indeed-whst no other occapa-
ZION can give us-a Harry New Year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

Very c,ld weather continues throughout tao
greater part of the Uoited States, the cold waVo
psssiog towards tie South. where the tbermom
eter indicates lower temperature than for many
years past. A dispatch from j Jacksonville, says:
I'VE are having the coldest weather experienced
sipee 1857. The thermometer was le' abaVs
zero this morning.. The oranges on the trees
in this city are frez,u, and it is feared that fnit
up the river Is badly damaged. About one
third of tbs crop has already been gathered.
It Ia not known whether the trees aro ipiu,ed.
A despatch from Sumter o1uuty says the
oranges there are not dsmaeed. That county
ia about ITO miIes s,u of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. u. U, U,c 81, lcop'
Tterc IS little Of a,y important reWs nstlr
to day, the c'y being seemingly given up 10
sleigtiac. The Avenue ia aliVs with sl,ighs OF
all s,rs. az S and cooatious and tho jingle OF
the bells resouods far aud near.
Rev. Mr. Mayo. Of Boston. had on interview
with The President yesterday in regard 10 bis
conttm plated tour 10 tie South, in the inter
es,s of a movement for Strengthening tie N
mon school systems of that g. c:iou. The Pes.
ide5t signed letter Of c:mmendstion of bis
plan.
The departments have half holiday to day,
and will be closed ebtrsly to morrow. Racep-
tons will b the order CT the day to morrow.
and cropara:iors are sotive on the part of those
who are to receive. most OF who's, names will
apreer 10 the ci'y papers.
Es Speaker Gslusba A, Grow. Of Ponnsyl-
vau,s, is loOmiug up as successor to MIR. Wal
lacs's seat 10 the Senate. He Will be opposed
BY Cameron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
DIED..

On the Goth instant, at the residence Of Colonel
Samuel Simpson. her husband, the immortal
spirit of Mrs. ELLA a. SIMPSON bid fare.
we'll to earth and all its troubles and was waited
on the gentle b. eszes to that ABIDE no: made
with hands. eternal in the heavens" Fer re.
mains were inferred in the Memorial Ceme!e.
~" on the 22d inst. Mrs. Simpson was D
Christian lady in the true sense of the word, snd
whenever we'll enough her place in church was
not vacant. The kidd and friendly manner
with which she greeted hsr friends even to the
last will never be forgotten by her hosts of ad-
mirers here. She was q daughter of the late
Captain John Rdrington, of Stafford CO., and
was IN the 42d year of her age To those who
are thus bereft OF wife and mother we would
tender the heartfelt sympathies OF the entire
com munity. a FRIEND.
Fairfax county, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

due coupons So bid; now 10. 40s 5,:.lozo.,
CO.. Cotton quiet; mitdlrg II; F,r ~. csI2
and weak; Howard stree: and Ts:teYn ., GG..
oi SoaS Ga 90 ezra 2'.s5; DO family 25s:
do family 6af6 26; do ko b7snts 81 IP? G,s -,
family 81 Is. Wheat-Sou.t ern dull and MY.
mall Western higher snd firm; scui The .g =,
llOall5; do amber ll6al20; No :: Nes:er1 sc is1
ter red spot and Dec 1l5all6:; Jan lI5: ~,
Feb 1le3 sll9; Mar 12lalzlt. Co.n->n',,..t'ss!. )
dull in Abserco Of receots; Western ou e, Az;
firm Southern white 5G..55; do yellow T" o. I
nsl; Western mixed jan t$'a54 FEB 6:!.5;;.
Sar o,so9t steamer aS; Oats dali; Western
100. Hay firm; primo 10 choice Pen.S A. a.
Maryland 2lsS23 Coffee higher aad sc,,pr -
Bio csrgoes ordinary to fair lii,l3i S""..
strong; a soft %. Whiskey dull! b. I!.SI i,
NEW YORK. December 3l.-Stocas i-,oc.'s.
Money g. Flour quiet and firm. Whe;, &c..
tive sid higher. Corn qIiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
From Ireland.

DUBLIN. D 81 Tho military c'rrespou.
dent IT The Iti,h Times states that the sulbori'
ties contemplate the despatch OF flying columns
over The ctuolry almost inmedl,Isiy as was
done duriag tbs F;nisn rising. 1t il stated
that every step necessary for tho movement ia
already arranged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

REVISION OF THE BIBLE The rtosptiob
which sbculi be given to the Revision OF tic
Eugish Bible is more and more suij'ct Ct
discussion 10 Great Britain and tic UnIted
States, and is Q matter to which one could
hardly say that too much thought could DO De-
voted. As our readers knoW, this revision ap
proashes cmplslion and has been 10 Charge OF
scholars taken from oil denominatiors mtricss
10 the wide spread communion which D.iitVes
that the Scriptures should be read by eV:Ey
people in it's oWn tongue and not confined to
dead or foreign language.
Every guarantee, Indeed. has been glVea that
tho now Bible shall differ from the current YER
sion only on such points whore the learned 10
vestigatieps Of the last Two hundred years have
proved that the text departs from the real AID
proper trausla' ion of the Hebrew. the Greek.
che Syriso Greek and the Latin, 10 which
TONGUES its record is found. Every guarantee
has bsen given that the reR B be will not and
cannot lean to ary seotstian view drawn from
the current Bible. but has not OILY gone
back to the original source of the text. as would
be the casa ip q translation OF secular
writer, but has also ex plored the SOURCES them
selves and decided where. as is the case 10
few instances, the canon. IS We hsV5 II, has
had additions to or mutilstloas OF the real text
made by unknown hands
We are assured on oil hsld5 that the neW
vsfsion will preserve 10 the main. will preserve
throughout, except when obvious reasons to
the contrary prevsil. that original EogIish
phrsseology and verbal foros which have made
our Bible 30 remarkable az aid aud authority in
tho 6xity of our English speech. spd which
has 30 wonderfully contributed! to the idiomatlc
of LAM al 10
learned and ualesrned. gentle and simple, child
and mar; aiding, too, ii not creating that 10.
psrsllelsd general kooHlsdge of the sacred
books which makes Eoglish speaking peoples
altogether unique among the nations.
The appearance of the new, version will be
awaited With the greatest interest aud accepted
With e,udour % marking nsS poiot of depsr
turs. If not 10 religion. which indeed may not
bs vitality touched. bus certainly 10 literature
,ud il the devslopn sns Of Eoglish speech.-I
The STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

~A CARD-The officers aud teachers Of
the sunday school of the Second Presbyterian
Church desire through the co. unns of the Ga
ze.!e to return their thanks to Nd, F. L. Van
Auken, for the uae Of the very superior Kstey
organ loaned them upon the occasion of their
Chfi.tmss celebration held on Friday night last.
IL p, J. DEMPSEY, Supi.
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thersI MOthers!! MOthsr.,u

Are you disturbed 8: night and broken Of ycn,
rest by sick child suferil & and crying WITT tho
e1crucisting pain of cuttirg teeth? Ii Use, gIn,
once snl get bottle OF MRS WINSL0NS
SOOTalNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve The boa,
little sufferer immediately-depend upon II,
there is no mistake about it. There ia 10.
mother on earth who has ever used /, who NJ
not tell you at once that it will regu,a:e ,be
bowels, ard give res. 10 the mother, and :, jeI
aud health 10 the child. Operating like ns,l,
1t is perfectly safe to use in oil CASES, sad pf,s
ant to the taste and is the prescription Of 0aa q
the oldest and beat femsle physicians sai nufs4:
IN the United States Full directions for u.i2 &.
will accompany each bottle None g-culcs an.
less the fac-simile of CURTIS Z PEKkIaS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Beware @:
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

Dr. George Smile. pcmiuoat d.oiist If
Piain6eId. N. j.. and deacon 10 the First
Presbyterian Church. Wis te1od Yesterday
morning frezan 10 dEa:h on oue of the streets
10 Washington PAX. he left the residence
fDi. John Campbell ct ] l O'Clock st pig BIT to
return home. ard was apparently struck ty
spopltxy when about $50 yards from the house
and fall 10 Tie snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
The span,sh Navy.

MADRID, Dc. ga considerable impres'
sion wss made by that psrt Of the Kings
speech at The opening Of the Chambers yestsr-
day, urpiug the Cores TO c,os;der the eXDe-
dleucy OF puttog the pasal and military re.
s,uro.s of the country and principally the
asaic and Americ 40 Stations Oh better foot.
inc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Death of q Communist.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-A despatch from Paris
this afternoon, announces the death last night OF
L,uis Auguste Blat q1i, the noted communist
and s3cialis. agitstor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

The gentlemen who essayed to sere5ads Miss
L, fsw evenings s6ce, should bavs hsd 'cleas'
tbros!s and their efforts would have bsen bet
ter appreciated. D.. Bu're Cough Syrup is
the best ranedy exlans for thick or coDges.
ted c)tdlioo of the Throat and Bronchial
Tubes, giving instant relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

The market cloles dull, the recsipts being 60
light as 10 bsrely warrant quotations. Flour is
dull and heavy. Wheat is of in consequence
of g decline in ether markets. Corn is wanted
aud lie higher. But little doing in Ryo or Oats
Country produce is wanted aud pr.cas are high
er; the supply is limited in conseqoera, of the
interruption 10 railroad ard steamboat commu'
ncati1n. Boon i, shade higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
The Weather in Petersburg.

PETERSBURG Va. Dec. 3l.-The cold il
intense here. At 1880 O'Clock this morning The
Thermometer registered l6' below z ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Fire.

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. Dc. 3l.-The hotel
Windsor and Baltimore House caught fire al =
o'clock this morning, and we're Destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31
Baltimore sfack MARKET,

BALTIMORE. Do 3l.-Vi'ginia oousol' u
s775; ten tartie. 5l5 So; Msri-.t, 2'ds 4s92;
Marietta 3ris 49i 495; O;e Knob 24a2s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

This article appears 10 Michigan j5urnal {:
Amos James. elq, proprietor of the Huron
House. Port Hurop, Mich, suffered SO badly
with Rheumatism that he was unable to raise
his arm for three months Eve botlss CT 81.
Jacob Oil cursd him entirely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

FRANCE AND THE YORKTOWN CELEBRA.
T1oN.-The fears expressed that uolsss the
ioiut resolution invitiog Franc, to tska so 40
tive part 10 the Yorktown celebration should
pass, complications nigh srise. were we'll timed,
it appears, as i. cow seems tina. the French
government caupos 90: upon the matter until
40 Invitation ia extended officially. President
Greyy was notified of the desire OF the York
town Comnission aud, in reply. while o'rdi'
ely approving the proposition, desires that bis
government bs officially iovited 10 send repre-
sentativ,a to tbe celebration. Representative
Good will press the resolution in the House
nezt Wsek. and urge its prompt consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

The fashionable bonnet il small, fits enugly
to the bead and is of black satin studded With
steel. .-s.sss.1 ylA2a p - a.ia-se-A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

R1cumoan MARKET, Deer. 30.-The marke
is Very quiet anu bnt little dong in Flour Of
grain. Pricas of Flour are u.ohsnged, and bu
few sses of Fultz Wheat l03.ll2. Salea OF
few bushels OF White Corn a. 81. Nothing DO
j, q ia Rye or Oals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

A WARNING 10 CURs1Nd husbands
Four Years ago 10 New York. Margaret Ken
uedy sued her husband, William H. Kennedy,
for limited diyoic'. The ground 90 which the
divorce was asked was peculiar one. the CUES
ton ari.i1g as lo whether abusive language
without physical violenc, was sufficient, within
the meariug of the statute, 10 entitIe the plain
Tiff to such dscree. o. trial. judament va,
rendered 10 favor of Mrs. Kennedy, which the
general term of ,hs Superior Court has affirmed.
The Judges held that the defendants full and
blsspbemous language to his vile AID Ills
threats Of viOlercs towards her being habitual,
it was the duty of the court to interfere when
such threats raised reasonable apprehension Of
violence, and DOT wait until they we're executed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-31

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Dec. 80.-Hog.
in fair demand; common Sad S5; light "a 4)i
e6; packing 81 60a4 90; butchers 81 90a5 re.
ceipls 1900 head shipments 800.