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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1880
nth, o, Lowell The following oratiOns were then

II Heath Of Lowell The following orations were then
delivered:
Progress in Russia" by Elmer Ellsworth Richards
OF Pennington. -. ,,ou,o-,
English policy toward Ireland" by Ernest Herbert
Farrar, OF Lewiston
THE Monroe Doctrine" by Harry Leonard Merritt
OF Auburn. en-
"DarwInism - bv ALI md Leroy Woods, Of Troy
'Compar1son of I.nngfelOws Evangcline Win Kenny.
sons Enoch Arden" by Laura Woodbury. HATES VI
Mino $780,. -,
"Tbe Chinese Question" by Mark Trafton Merton OF
Andover. ,,,,.
. English and American Statesmen" by Oron Cbenly
TarhOx of Minneapolis, MINI.
cicero" bv James Franklin Parsons. OF Eustis.
"Tnc Man for the Times" by Francis Little Hayes oI
Lewiston. ~.
Scholarship and Democracy" by Ivory Franklin
Frisbee. OF tterv. ,,
ValedlctOry-" The Judiciary in our Government, Dy
Wilbur Henry Judkins. OF Monmouth.
"The Permanent in Literature" by Jennie lfch' Vi
North Bristol. Conn.
The attendance was large and the day beautiful.
President Cheny announced the prizes. rs follows:
Sophomore Champion Prize debate pre-. W. q. Clark
Sophomore Prize Essay s. A. Lowell. Junior original
defamation prize, George l.. lOwden
The degree of a. NJ. conferred on fourteen mem
bcrs of previous classes There were no honorary nc
grees. q,
The Alumni has chosen +. G.. Jordan and +.
W. Baldwin OF lewiston membeis OF the Board OF
Overseers OF the College; W. i. e. Rich, OF Boston
president of the Associations =. NJ spear, OF ialOWe
Me-. vice-prcsident. and n W. Hlrrs, OF Auburn Me-
Hutchinson. OF Lewiston: the poet Miss J North OF
Connecticut the Executive Committee, 4. W. BduWln,
James Nash and J.. III. Briggs.
Grafton before the societies Of Bates College was
delivered this evening by the kcy. Edward Everett
Hale. of Boston. subject The Dnty of Scholars to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
SUMNER IN THE NAUGATUCK VALLEY.

WATERBURY,, Conn, July 1.-BesdeS the
usual fireworks celebration in this city and III Nauga
tuck on Monday next Independence Day.. many small
picnic parties will steal away from tho hot city ana en-
Ioy the Day a. High Rock Grove lying between Manga
tuck and Beacon Falls Others will Join with the 81
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church and Sunday
Of New Haven n their picnic. There will be pcnlc ex
cursions TO High Rock nearly every day in July from
New Haven Bridgeport and other places III the Manga
tuck Valley The sons OF Temperance OF Connrcll-nt
Will nold their annual festival at High Rock on july -
TINS grove takes ITS name from mountain rock nav
ing an altitude than 800 feet ana II some OF
the most romantic places in The Naugatuck Naley.
During The past three years the grOun Is nave Dcrn
eyelicd and graded stumps and stones removed al
supernuons trees cut away benches, tables ana pnld
nG. erected in the picasantest positions ana c0Iuo
nous crouuet grounds LAID out and the place mas
made in every attractive for the Naugatuch var
for protection from showers
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LATEST SHiP AEBS
PORT OF NEw.YORR. ARR

PORT OF NEW-YORK ..AERINED july !.
StrAIbemarle. HuDhers. Norfolk Oid Dominon S-CO
French figate Magicienne Jun. - Thomas has Of
400 officers aud men. and earn 20 guns
Bar< SsRgO AuSf Budwclch HoIen via Delaware Break
water - aays, IN ballast 40 Fauch, Edye q CO.
Bark ATnticia NOr Rcmers Corr % DAYS, IN ballast 10
master.
Bark seneca p. AUST, Gi &C. - Vincent via Delaware
BTes kwafpr - days. IN ha .ast io ~l0cOvlch CO.
Bark Idaho chlTsOn Cen'uesJs IL days with sugar 70
l. a Tubker & co. 49,.
Bark Caruana johnson. Matanzas June p, with
sugar 10 Jules SaZcrac & co: vessel % Naydcl a. Co
Brig olive ThurOW COrbett, Mat1uzts days with sugar
and moiasses o order; ye-seltO Brett. -On & CO.
,chr Carrie BOnnc lO Bottle BIy Hams Bar 0ol days.
with fruit - Gomez & Ielrsali; vessel to Il -tapcs.
Schr Hattie Weston English, Cat Island Sdays with
70 m Douglass < vessel TO II J NenDerg & 20.
Schr l. IL +. Donovan Back. 81 Domingo city June H. via
aqua 20 sugar and mOasses 10 cara Acos a. vessel 10
Brett son x Co.
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TROUBLE ara CHURCH DEDICATION.

PETERSBURG, Va, June 30.-The st. Fran
els Catholic Church Jarra,ts, Virginia. dedicated
Sunday in the presence OF an immense crowd Tee
dedication sermon delivered by Bishop j. j. Keane
OF Richmond During the Gay one or more Protes,ants
OF this city appeared the grounds distributing four
PACED tracts headed, What do Roman Catholics Be-
leye 2" containing quotations from tie Book OF Our
Fathers" by Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore some
OF which the Catholics claim utterly false. The Gs
tribnton the tracts caused considerable INDIGNATION
among Catholics and Proesaits at Jarrotts.
-bop Koan denounced the act In bis sermon ON the
other hand the following ministers OF this city ceruy
thar quotations referred to correct aud fair tue
Rcvs. f. L Eaton I. ID. WitherspOOD {. j. GDDOn ant
+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.
MUCH GENERAL INTERLs1-TnE CITATIONS AND
DEGREES.

DEGEIE~.
EAsTON. Penn, July 1.-Commencemcnt
Dav Al LAFAYETTE College was characterized by
usually large attendance. The were held
,lo caunus IN front Of Old south College. The stage
was occupIcd by President Catttl Of the College
General Robert Patterson, President OF The Board OF
Trustees: Ario PArdec the donor or Pardco Han the
Trustee, and members Of the faculty. The following
members of the graduating class delivered honorary
orat,ons: ]. y. Farquhar, sa.uiatoTian; James NJ
CatteU philosophical Grafton; John IrOwbrdge MOrr
son astronomical Grafton Matthew c. Wood. classical
ora,ion: W ". Smith, vdlcdlcOry; mathematical ora
,,op Degrees we're conferred follows: Pm. D.
Theodore W. Hunt, Of Princeton College. and the Rev
u I Waller f. Principal of the State Normal School,
bloomsbury Penn A. M.-Dr Charles T. Hunter Of
the University. OF Pennsylvania ID. D.-Chailes L.
lanes SYNOD of Long Island. and Henry McCook synod
az pbladelphia Ii D.-A. " Van l1tel. NiceCban
celior of New,JerseV, John ITunEcy, Chl,f justice
Sunrcme Cont of Pennsylvania, and DE- Thomas ,
Krkbrde Supcriu .endent OF the Hospital iOi the IL
sane, Philadc PIMA ,,.r u ,,,c,,.t,. md
The Fowler prize was aWardcn 10 D. T. HlCNuiu!' ANU
fine astronomical prlZ. To j. T. MORRISON
Iucn of these exercises TIE trustees
faS,iitv graduates and Alumni formed "A pr0ccr-lu
ana headed by a band OF music marched 10 AIDES nan
where The commencement dinner had been pIoVdch ny
The ladies of Eason. After dinner number o toasis
were proposed and pended To- ana addresses were
made Inv me RrV Mr.. Murphy, President Catitll ana
others The beucdctiOn was pronounced by The ~ D.
~ Wuo0 ID. ID. ms evening IA reception was beId az
the residence Of President Cattell. col'g mn al Nbch
LARGE number OF prominent citizens and YstOfs were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Hartford, Conn, July l.-1nnity College
EXERCISES were held today at the Opera House. They
were preceded 10y PRAYERS in Christ Church. the Rev.
Bishop Williams officiating. TIE graduating class mum
bcrs % The Salu'atOry was delivered by Lorin Web
ter of West Springfield. y. H.. and the VaedctOry by
Thomas NJ n George, Of Marie IA, Ga. Honorary De
grccs were conferred rs follows Mas'er 0t AltS;
IIOn0rs Causa-Jusidn &. Cody. of kcwlork CITY, ana
the Rev William ii. Williams, Vicar OF Padgate. Eng
land.
Doctor Of Law-Wam p Woodbridge, professor OF
Columbia College.
Doctor of Dvnify-Thc Rev. John C. Dubois, OF
Fredcrcksted ST. CroiN and the Very Rev John show
snn. Dom OF Chester. England.
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DESTRUCTIVE WIND STORM.

DANvILLE, Va, July 1.-AnOther severe
wind storm with ana much hail. passed over this
rceion this afternoon partially unroong the tobacco
factories Of f. X Furton & Co.. T. G. Williams & Co.,
and other buildings in Danville. The crops are very
Ia, md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 1.-To-day,
certificates of proficiency and dplomss were disub-
ulcd and academic and professional degrees were con-
erred IN the public hall of the University OF virginia
Crutaiu John Hampdcn. OF The RjchmOnd Aatc dei'v-
e ed the annual address before tue uinul Tie Alumni
dinner followed Tonight commencement exercises
viii conclude with BALI The joint celebration Of the
two literary societies came of last evening. Mr.
Icckwh presiding. The principal event otte evening
wa. The address Of Ex-Governor r. II. Hubnard, or
Texas IN, sub, being. Political Apathy. the Menace
of the Rcpubc and the Duties OF the American CltZrns
In Ia, PR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. July .. 1 a. m.-Thcre has
been general fall in the barometer which is highest In
the S,uih Atlantic and East Gdlr States depression
of slight energy central IN the Northwest. General
rain fallen In Tennessee and the ONO valley the
Nj idle ana Atlantic STATES and the Northwest.
ana occasional ram al the other districts. NOrthery
wind, prevail the Northwest, and nofthwe-eTly III
the Middle Atlantic atcs elsewhere they are most
snuthwes.erlv The Temperature has fallen IN the Md
die Atlantic states, eastern portion of Tennessee ana
the Ohio Valley.
IHdicGnons
For fhe Middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather with
frrouent rails, variable wluds, mostly southwest TO
northwest nearly stationary temperature and baron
cteT.
For Ncw-England, partly cloudy weather. frequent
rains souhw,stery WINDS stationary or lower enpcra-
tuIc ana barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
VALE ENTERTAINS MR.. HAYES.

.,,,.>.ly>,rNr rxrpClsFs-NAMFs OF THE GRAD
rATEs-A SPEECH by PRESIDENT HAYES 'N "''
SOUTHERN POLICY
trRoN A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TUE TRiboNE'i
Nrw-H,yFN. Conn.,, July 1.-The campus
A. ,,.oso,,od to-day an unusual spectacle for com
mencement So many people have gone 10 New-honuon
that tho college grounds have been almost deserted
Ato.o5 A. m to-day the graduating CLASS ano INC
,umn, met in front South College. Forming into pro
sto,. they marched to Centre Church. where the com
,pencneu, exercises were held At the head OF the pro
cession Was Professor Dexter. Next came mhlths
band then tie graduating class and the alumni Lar.
of all were the faculty and their guests AT the hoa
these came President Porter. clad IN DIS sc"oi'''V
cap and gown. walking armln-arm WIN iIrSi
Hayes. Secretary Evarts and ex'Pres'ueh' "oo''0,
camc next In the line That followed were 'X-FoS'm"S
,erGeneraI Key Edwards Pierrepont, Ex-Governor
Washhnrn Ellis H. Roberts. Professor Nlllans anu iIo
iessor sumner.
Ccntre Cburch WAS crowded. The commencement
sneecbcs lasted little over four hours ana were as loi
lows: ,,..s,
salutatorv Grafton in Latin. by Dickinson Woodrnh
orson Rns"i snd England in Asia" by IIoratio
Mcleod Reynolds. New liavG,. - ny, David Col
lin Wells. Fayettevi lie, n. Y. ~, MI,
Grafton. Two Types OF Jews" by walter hun Buell.
dissertation St John the Divine" by sidney Catlin
0raI11 The supreme Court Protector OF Lib
orfy" bv Frederick William Keator. Moline; IL. 800
s, pssgf' wa'scn B B4cok if n '
Grafton. The NV England Town." by Edward Man
ross Tcnticy, Euenvilc. ny. ,l,-..,
DISSERTATION . Thomas Beckc-a study of Character"
by Donald YorSe Campbell oar ana; THi' rr v.tors
Dissertation. Lord Bcaconrhed' by Henry waters
oro,ian societies for the Prevention of Crime" by
0rstioi .Protest1ntsm VIII II Die 2" with the Vale
dciory Address by William Montague HAM, Ashhe'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
JERSEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL.

The annual commencement of the High
School was held last evening IN the Academy Of Music
The class graduated consisted of twelve yonng men and
fortyfvc young women. The diplomas were presenter
IN the members the class by Dr. John d. Mciii the
President Of the Beard of Education. TIE prz were
presented bv The Hon A. 4. ardenbcre ana Congress
inan LOWS A. Brig hnn.
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Posi- U.r3 NOucr


The foreign mats GDr t1s Wa IN ng StiU q AH
3 will a tins ohts o. TUESDAY. A. ; 81
a r :ur1ae. Dy .telm'1p Arizona VI Queenstown on
WfDN ESDAN At S3O m. for Europe. b. steamship Gahl
fcrTsuOnteuce Germany France must Dc sD y "a
Ore ,se and am direct by steamship LiD'
radr VIA liavre; ll:o0 Tor Europe ~ siet a.
ship Wcser southampton a1h Rrenen On lltt R>DAf.
al $50 m Europe by steamship tiy % tnest'r VIA
Ou,tpSuwn correspondence Germany ami France must
Ge sIccily asdrcssu) and a. ll3O a. NJ t1r Europe OY
scai slup Fr~ia va Plymouth CuerOourg ad btmuu& on
ATUkOAl II M Tor Europe by steam hip telic va
All >,'all lla,t
d. specially idres M AID AZ II a. M for scotland 'hr-o.
by steamship Drvoa via Glasgow AMI at W d. M Tor Ger.
many etc, soi usip MOSt. southampton ami Bfcu n
cor esDoucnce Great Britain ana the comment mus Do
Sperllly Tor Dcumlth. @Actri AIi
Norwlv are spattlei bY HaWbure aui Bremen steamers
only The mails Tor Honduras and Ganeua ava NrNpfian
e,ve New FORK Juur The m2is for Havana leave NcS.
YORK Jure 20 ami IA" mars iot MeNeo cave New'
Work Iune 30 mas for 81 ~ IRE Nile o. lrlyc New-
YORK l. The mails tor Port al Fnoe and safact %
L. ~. New ORR July l. Tnn mlis O- AspuWal ald sou
pacific leave York July The mails for Nassau. y p,
law, New York July The malls oT Newfoundland cav,
New, ork July 1hc mails for the Wcsi e. Brazil a1i
Argentine Republic leave New) ORA July 3 lbe mails or
emma and eayt ~gl FrlucScl jay -. The mans Tor
Australia, etc, leave SdI Francisco JAN ~.
IHO~ l.. \ .lES. Postmaster.
,,eg.. Tatf pl l.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, July Il a m.-Durlng the Create

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July l a. m.-During the greater
mart OF Yesterday the movement ia the barometer was
regular but a. midnight the tendency was downward
Clear and partly cloudy weather prevailed, with n
heavy shower nj the close OF the third quarter and ght
showers early In the fourth quarter The temperature
RANGED he ween Ggo and $40 the average ll6) being
la higher than the corresponding day last year and
3lso lower than on Wednesday.
C.oniy and partly CLOUDY weather, with lower tenn
pcraturcs and occasional rAins, may DC expected louf
iu this city and vicinity.
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THE pr-T PAPER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
- ~ - -....- L-.L..nEL lAlLuuLnA.

We take pleasure IN recommending W SUN
or cur eubscribtrs desire 20 take an ba.trfh hpo
ittr NO 4 e campaign, TIE NLw-IOHK TRIBUNE. IL ~
taWart Republican paper, ana Is utiuest thc
most ably edited newspaper ~ America ~ uoins'
and will continue 10 do, magnificent WORK !oI tHo ~,
nubcsn Cause; and never, even cuiinG AI uIceIc! D
Tine Was II conducted with more enterprise Nsor Ut
ability thnn d Is u present
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Ann ARBOR, Mich, July 1.-At the CONF
mepcement EXERCISES of the University Of Michigan
today. an address was delivered by Bishop Harris.
.grees on examination conferred on 20i persons
The Board OF Regents received the resignation of
judge T. NJ. Cooley, but on the unanimous ana earnest
solctatOn OF the Board the resignation was with
drawn aud ms important services VIII, therefore, De
rctamtd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
THE CH4RI1IES CONFERENCE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1.-At the morning
session Of the Charities Conference report on insane
hospitals was followed by paper by DR. Richard
Grundy superintendent OF the Maryland Asylum. and
discussion thereon. Dr. George NJ Bland, OF Newlork
read paper on the supervision OF lunatic asylums
Committees for the year were appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
TROOPS FOR NEW. liEXICO.

DENVER, Col, July IA special dispatch
TO The Tribune from Fe Gays Generals Pope and
Latch had conference in regard 10 The distribution Of
troops In Southern NewMcxico They agreed t. scatter
soldiers In small detachmenls the cEtrt exposed tot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

Mrs George sheldon AGainI
VIII De ready tomorrow.
SATURDAY, JULY 3,
THE NETWORK WEEKLY,
Containing
SIBYL'S INFLUENCE;
THE MISSING LINK.
BY MRS. GEORGE SHELDON,
Author Of
BROWNIES TRIUMPH" " THE CHURCHYARD BE
TRorHAL" THE FORsAKEN BRIDE" &c, &c
Mrs SHELDON writes OF :usivcly for THE NETWORK
WEEKLY and "sIBYL's INFLUENCE" bids fair to equal
any of her previous stories. Remember
No. 80 Of
THE NETWORK WEEKLY
will be ready and sale by every agent tomorrow
Saturday July B.
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RATES COLLEGE.

LEWISTON, Me-, July 1.-The commencement
exercises OF the Bates Free Baptist ChaIch TOOK place
to-day Anor prayer by the Rev hr Penney OF Al-
nt, the salutatory address delivered by josiah
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Ready ih.s Morning

THE SEMI.WEEK3Y TRIBUNE
The issUs D; TO-DAY contains
Letters from stall and Ohor Correspondents "a n, Oh
Worii and the Sew
Price an wrappers ready to mailing tYe cents per DOR
one copy one year 80 COPIES I'll ten copies AL "a
extra s1S Postage al cases res 20 tls subscriber
THE TRIBUNE
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Doliliral Noiltes.

Political Net Hammers Tor cub, and ths traie -
Ti0N III, CAMPAIGN BANNER AND PORTRAIT 90,
al Vesey.st. New-Nork
Win Assembly District Republic "a Association a reg.
We, NV "o VS. JOHN SIMPSON. PTesias 1t
PATRlcK CLARK secy.
,:ermon Republican Central Committee. meeting
ot mis- committee Will De hed at "c0ck this en- en- Ne AZ
""' iN 4. J. DITTENHOEfER, PT, scent
a pRGFRLF r. KLIEBE, secretaries.
Political Net Banners, 1ranspleucies EQUIPMENTS &C.,
Car Clubs aud the trade. o. MONKS. q BroaGHaf " L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
COLLEGE HONORS AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, July 1.-The Roches-
ter University has this week conferred
the degree Of ID. ID. the Rev.
Frederic Trestrai Of England ana the Rev Robert :.
macarthur, # Ncw-YoTk; and LID on Isaac Sherman'
OF YORK, and Albion W Tourgee, OF Denver Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

The young rascals who removed the chiro
pod-t's szn COrus cured mere" and paced u on tho
wall of an ineDride asylum had some Idea OF tAc IT.
ness of things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
RoCKAwAY BEACH IMPROVEMENTS.

ALBANY, n. Y, July 1.-The Rockaway
Beach Improvemcnt Company has filed a certificate
with the Secretary Of State that It's capital STOCK Of
100000 mas been fully pad in
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5perlal Notices

Kuapp's Extract OF Roots Tor Making Root beer-Dtug
gS.s beer aud private families NJ ma 20 cr al
yanacc rs. this article IT only na-cH the b"-' but
f beverage lu sold by dFuggsts
Drnoi 5ii2 Hudson. ~. Now ORR. send Tor circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02
MARRIED..

GROSs-HOIIY-At 81 Paurs church Jersey city, Tune
30 Nv the Rev. Dr. putnam. John p Gross 10 cara Is
Holly, daughter OF James Baker AL Of PaInhslG y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-02

structure Impotence ana Diseases 81 The Genennys or
radically speed. CuleI Hours, 20 al D 2, J.
HENRY A.DANIElSM .Dlli LeN,ngtOaayrhear Z'th ST.
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shows me bsrometca varaiiln IN m cry .
divisions ~ tlr p tn -
uitn. t. The irregular white line represents "a,
rprtirns IN
indicated b. the Thermometer al adhlt
Pharmacy, 49, Broadway
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DIED.

Al notice, Of uaragc, must &c mforsed rith faH
vaJup AMI ddfiypg3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

a HANDSOME PICfURE Rev Father Doc.
his . Zane, pastor Of 81. Mays Church, has
r.cslved from Rome. Il handsome picture, of
the Cruc flxrou Ct Christ, painted by A. Dies,
celebrated ciI-t. The pciurc is Il feet high.
aud six feet in width. acd represents the mo-
ment, when Chris-hapgins bleeding upon the
cross, surrounded by the disciple whom he loved,
Johu, The Virgin Mary. ard Mary Magdaleue-
said Woman behold thy sou" as recorded 10
the 10 b chapter Of Johp. 25.2 % verses. Tho
ric uro will he placed ia position over tina altar
! n S.. Msr9's Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
For lha Gvz,t

For The Gpzattc.
METEOROLOGICAL FOR MARCH, 1SSO.-The
mouth has boon varied one, which is not un.
usual for March, especially following 80 IN.
usually mild winter. The highest temperature
WAS Oh Inc 5.h Of the mooth, So; tho lowest
was the morning Of the 25h, 222' Mean tenn.
perature AZ. o.. Highest barometer, 80, OG
Inches {; lowest, 300; mean, 90 10 ::
which is btlow tho average which is about
@,15. Amount of raia for the month
81 icches, which is a5Gvo tho average: IRE,
valllug Wiod o. W. Fourtscu totally cloudy DAYS,
aud rain fell on Is days. Mean Temperature
tor this month tlSS0) Al. %; average for thc
last ten years 4l0. OF, which shows tho past
MaIca to be little above tho average temper
AZURE. G. G1I1JNcuAT
ACCoTINK, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

PERSONAL Tho Richmond Commonwealth
says: The condition Of Past Grand Represent
talvo Hugh Latham, of AIexandrs, has re
Gently SO improved that no is now making ar
rsngements to he 10 attendance at the annual
session ct the Righs Worthy Grand E0csmp'
mcpt aud Grand Lodge of Virginia, which
convencs on The 18Th Instant in Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

ts5- viii opea on tho frat dsy of April a
JOE LOT OF GOoDs from one IF the largest
retailers Of New York city, comprising BuRr's
atd o'hcr we'll knowo msnuaoi urcrs. These
GOOD arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, and will be
sold tvr ONE HALF OF THEIR COST.
L'Glt., Meas. Ch,Idrao's aod BOYS Shoes
mr 81 WADDEY, ITO kipg street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

COULDN'T STAND THE WoRK About one
noIth ago thirty l:ollan orgsn aud sissors
grloders" gc2t up tho Vireiuia Midland Rail.
road to work ca tho Page Valley road. DOW be-
ing Constructed, siuc, which time they Lave
been comng back IN couples. but lsst night. to
the surprise Of all. ten Ct them arrived 10 this
clty. giving az reason for their return that
they ''coudn't stand the work"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

TEMpERANcE.-The Colored Reform Club
held largo meeting at tho First B:p:ist
Church las. night with Rev. Fielis Cook in
the chsir and +. D. Rueo, secretary. After
the irsusac ion OF Soma rouliue business. tho
meeting was addressed by Mr.. l. q. O'Neal
end Rev. Mr.. Boyle. both gentlemen adyooat-
iog Temperance as the very best thirg fer The
colored people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06
The San Francisco TrOubIes

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.-Tha Board of ST.
pervsors last night adopted resolutions that tho
peace OF tho ~ had been seriously imperilled
by alleged lncen diary speeches by Mayor Kali
loeb. and authorized The Judiciary Conmi,too
10 investigate the riAtt,r ard report This. il i,
ssld; IS tbs hrst slap toward the Impeachment of
tho MsYur. va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-06

License to keep bar room was granted to
hugh FesaD, and Iioerss to keep an ordinary
was granted to M. Ruben.
o commonwealth vs.. F. j. Older; indictment
icr marrying negro woman: iory sworr: and
case in prcgrefs, '"'' 0"'''' "n0