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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
The commi~ioners Of Kinesbury

The commiMioners Of Kinssbury county
have unanimously adopted . resolution to
the effect that licenses to sell liquor will not
be granted in that county. Agress many
temperance people have settled in Kingsbury
county aud the action Of the commissioners
was taken At their request.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
"PETTIaREW's CANDIDACY.'


The Deadwood Evening Press Of a re-
Mr.. Pettigrew's congregational capdidac,
with comments of . favorable character.
No one supp0ses that the Press shaa any
serious partisitty for Petugrew, but III
peculiar relations with the nrst Judicial. dis
trict lead tn the conclusion that it has been
engaged to liquidate obligations IF . polit-
tcal character incurred by the Aforesaid
INST judicial at . time when Pettigrew rep.
resented M,unehshs cOuntv IN tue nnmiuat.
Ing convention.-Ptess and Dakotdiaa,
The newspspsr above is The secood o,
third one that has found out about thu
judicial d,strict." The senior editor of the
r. and D. Is . man Of sense aud o ffsiruess:
A late personal In bis psper gaye the
intelligence that be had gone to M~i,wsukee
nm husiDeas. A later o still in the
Yankton Herald informs US that one Fhil,
X, Faux Was Officiating 10 bis stead. Be-
tween thst writer and the juutor editor nf
the P and D. II does D q Jake very hard
thinking to see the animus Of this dig. r.
+ PettiRrev is nut 10 the race as q csndi.
date. We know him aud know what he is
made OF, and as any dlsiuterested and un.
trammelled newspaper would do, va gave
his claims for recognition in the same
manner 10 We have presented Benpei,'s
and Rsymond's. Pe,terew caused the p.
and ID. folks . little trouble at the last ses.
BOD Of the legislature, asd that may
account for the roundabout dog at bin.
through these peculiar rr,s,iOus u the
first Judicial district. "-Deddaco0d Epenina
Press. d.
We are pleased to note the slacrity With
which our Dsad~ood protegs responds 70
the gentle pressure Of the above paragraph
from these columns. There is Z delightful
sensitivenesa in j~uvenility that promptly rs-
sents the slightest provocation, and. in Weld
ing to this youthful impulse the Press has
but obeyed natural aud irresistible
prompting. Andye . It'll painful toobservs
the lack of candor 10 The Pres effort to e.
plain iu espousal Of MI. P~ettigrsw's politi-
cal fortunes. "Untrammeled' is good. b,
It 10 also thin. As the home organ Of tha
De Smet people the Press may not speak m.
thorisivtly for the 6ss. Judicial diahn, BIZ,
iuiaAaf ollstpal ssnss aen9oys the sssyiabl.
notorie.y Of uttering the cherishsd dssirss o.
the first judicial heart, and viewed from /
COW coanty standpoint. it hss fully essab.
llshed itself % the political oracle Of ID.
Deadvood bench. II 10 barely possib,s
ous ssuior beis9 abssnt at ihs dsps. ths
The Press and Dskosaisn erred In ascrib,nl
the Pessigasv PM % "6ls. judicial" ip6u.
FNEHt4hAEHH 80
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17

A rousine Grant meeting Vas held in
Chicago Friday nigh, which vas attended
By 5000 people. Robert E. Lincoln pre-
sided and stirring speeches were made BY
Emerv A. Ssorrs. Stephen A. Douglas jjr..
E. C. L.rned aud General Logan.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17

The sena.e committee on. postofices and
post roads has appointed a subcommittee,
consulting Of M.srs. Farley, Bailey and
Kirkwood, to examine the rates of existing
laws-relating to the star servicA it, expedi-
ton and increase aud report the revision
necessary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17

Rsndandsoles ,ha, Tildsn hes vithdnwn
from tie presidential contest aud says the
old man 10 ahead 10 the race with every
prospect Of main,slninR his position.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Each package Of sAHFoRD,s RADICAL CURH
contains Dr. 6AnSofdb Improved 1nhalinH .f1he,
With full directions for 10 nar In III easel. Prsc
lel0o. Sold by al wholeeale and retail druggists add
desieIe throughout the United States and Caandsa,
) WEEKS A,POITER. General Agents aud whole
ealet uruggista. Boston. Mass. 49, 49,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17

and knowing his physical ~incapscity to cope
| With the hardabips of farm life, he turned
his attention ava from it and sought for .
| trade that would be less laborious and better
suited to his strength. Much of the man y
he was At . later day was cropping out Of
the boy. He would depend on no one II
he VA not strong enough for n thing
there NUT be some other for which he had
sufficient strength. And at the early age OF
fourteen years he put it to tie test. From
Hinesburg, Vermont, to Albion, New York,
was a long journey in 1927, but IN that year,
when only fourteen years of age, apprentice
/ ed to = cabinet maker, and diligent in
learning his trade. There he passed four
years of his life. and at nineteen wears Of
age, master of a trade, with health no wise
improved, he set out to make his way in
the world. During these years, while bend.
ing over his bench, there had grown up in
his mind an unquenchable thirst for knowl.
edge, aud when the Eve years in the shop
we're ended he went to the academy Of
Wyoming, N. Y, resolved IN acquiring an
education. Here he entered in 1882, in bis
oineteenth year, and remained until 1885.
when be vent to the Middlebury college, in
Vermont, from which he graduated in 1889
He was poor when he entered Wyoming
Education cost money. There were none
70 supply this want. For every dollar that
his education coat be must depend absolute
~ upon himself. 1t would be difficult to
describe the trials and struggles, the labors
and self.deniats of those years, three in
Wyoming -four in Middlebury, seven year.
10. al. There were months when he Was
unable to sitsup one whole day at = time.
He vas weighed down by bodily inirmity !;
he was crushed BY poverty ; and yet, spur
red By IN upquenchable purpose, he pressed
on. He studied and kept up with bis class.
"a and he labored and paid bis bills. The
seven years bitter contest had its reward.
Hs secured The desire Of his heart, an edu-
cation, and secured it under d%ificulties such
a. few have encountered and successfully
survived.
Mr.. Howard taught school in Genesee
county. New York, the winter after gradual
ing. aud the ( spring, being yet very in.
firm, he was recommended to try the climate
of Michigan. Listening to this advice he
turned his face westward, and arrived in
Detroit on the 18th day Of April. 1910.
His whole fortune consisting of $72, the
savingp of his winters teaching in Genesee.
Soon after arriving in Detroit Mr.. How
ard vas engaged a. mathematical tutor in 3
branch Of the state university, and little
later commenced reading las in the Office Of
Withsreli 4 Bnsl. devoting the time not &C.
cupied in teaching to prepare himself fol
the bar To which he was admitted in 1912.
From 1912 to 1854 be was engaged in the
|active practice of his adopted profession, 4
portion Of the time q partner Of Alexander
W.aBuel. In 1854 he was nominated fol-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
KOCAE RREs-RTEEs.

Messls. Robert |. Eielen and Robert Pretty
man aIe very i'll at their residences 10 this city,
Mayor Smith contributed $40 to the 1lsh
Rsliet Fund today.
The Committee en- Public Property OF the
City Council met last night OF the Mayor office.
The steam tug Potomac WAS hauled up on the
ways at the ship yard this evening for repairs
Mr.. Il. Fl. Hawkins says he was not OF the
Colvled Reform Club meeting Tuesday night
last.
1t is understood that Justice Frank Lovejoy,
charged with an indecent assault upon the old
woman Mccain, arrived in the city Last night,
and will surrender himself 10 the authorities.
A marriage license was issued in Washing
ton yesterday to Il. T. y. Hough. Of Loudoun
county, Va, and JaIc L. Shuuaker, Of Mont
goDery couaty, Md.
Mr. Oscar Bsg9ett will have at his stall in
Inc market to morrow fine supply Of choice
lamb and veal which doubtless will be enjoyed
by those who have been fasting during the
L:nten season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

bI:ihGsa s Etncrally l,t, and th9 Weather for
tae past f,E cs5s hts had rashs. q depressir 6
effect, bat s,rong horea sre entertained that vii n
the development: Of spring things will take
moro favorable turn. Money mstters are ia
statu quo. tho banks accommodating the wants
OF the Ia intea community wi!hou. any iIcon-
VcA:cncc ct tho u:ual ,atts. II Eaitin Gre rs!ea
remain rs quoted la! week, and The money
market II very cssg. Call losr 5 were Iatod 81 e
per cent end 81 commission in New York yss-
teTdsy. but the market closed esai=r at g. U. 8.
bonds are generally firm. ard the per cents
were better yesterday. State securities quiet,
and Virg!nias specially weak in view of tie
Auditors sttitudo in relation TO the receipt of
coupons IL pay melt Ct tsIes. CoEsols sold yes.
terdsy at 55i. Closing 53a533, ard 10 4Os sold at
3S1 and IS. closing S75 .3S. Peelers wero nomi-
nally 2ia2i5. and coupons depressed, tho consols
detached selling at 50, and closing at s]ssOI.
Railroad STOCKS dull a few shares OF B s. o
Common cold yesterday q! III, closing at 1861
bid, l07 asked. Local shares are quiet but
steady, and We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

The market closes dull AID heavy, and prices
arc droopirg- Flour is withtu. change, with
light sales 1t quotations. Bat little Wheat WAS
offered TO- day, homo Of which was choice Ian.
caster, which would bring from 14] 30 lbs, and
small sales wrra msdo a! 1856. Corn is lower,
with fair receipts. and SALES OF l030 bushels at
% for mixed, and 81 for yellow. No Rye or
Oats reported Country produces is scarce and
wanted e! qloLs.OIs. Bacon is dull and quio.,
and shoulders sro 1c Of. Olhor articles un-
chsnscd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
By Green IL Wise,
[Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers

Real Estate Agents and AuCtlOn9ers.l
E7kUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed Of
4 trust from Thornton Hyctt John F. Van
dtrsrifL and William Vsndergrift dated the
I'D day CT august. 1873. duly recorded in Alex
zndria county. Va, land records, llber 3, No.
I, psge .Ol, the subscriber, rs trustee: will sell
for cas; " the highest bidder, on SATURDAY..
the 24.h day Of April. 1850, at II o'clock NJ, in
front Of tho Market Building. On Fair ak street,
the TRACT or LAND and the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyc by sald deed of trust situated
in Alexend1is county, Va and bounded SIS fol-
lows: Beginning at (a) stake; thence running
north I0ao ". 10 chsiDs; thence south 2G' ".
IG. 38 chains; themes north Gao ". / q chains to
q stske (d); thence south sG0 W. Is chains to a
st4he lei thence s. GCo @. 81 chains to a stake
~ thence n. go O. IS II Chains to the place o.
beginning, containing 16 acres, roods and q
poles. b. y. CLAUdHION,
mt2r-2.w4w Trustee.
A MOTHER supply of q G K w h EA T
II MEAL received by
feb26 j. Y. AlhbOhN.
~RUSHED WHEAT fresh, Just received by
~ feb II J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

HE PRICE OF lCE -FroTn I'll thai c:n be
I"arUed tic rGiCo Il C. uil an higher in this
ctJ duIlnS tha cj;ring ! 's,on than il vas last
'umm,r. tic aava,c; les :lrcadq been 90
n6uaccd IL BajjiE."ra IS follows 80 families.
HOj. per hundred .1cua,!s; 20 parties rurcfas-
lai BY The wagon had GHh Goirg their eva
hau1ng, Coz. pr leo r0unis, gad to butchers.
'rswcrs ADD packers and othcts using large
IiantIilcs, IS r,r tor. Ioso figures arr 81
advance OF exc huai5cI rcf ccuv 60 families
hEt a1tui sixty pcf cant to lar,c coCSuncfs. 10
IusliGc ulon CT tie ucGcssi the dealers saw ihst
there wss not 2 pound # ioo gathered 90 the
Su:quohaDDa river his ssasou. and that the
supply vii hive 20 to brought fr5m Maine
Ehere the crop was Ecod 10 facet the demand,
lho &C. d.a!ers OF this Guy isvo not announced
their prc yet, cut they say, while there will
undoubtedly be on ajVatc'. the figures will not
he as high as those OF the Batimorcico dealers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

LIE EXCURSION PARTY.-Tha E;s:x Iasti
,ao, y Historical society from Salem. Mass.
tI! .Ied 10 this city from Richmond, where the,
n.' Ccsn 90 visit fer the past few days, snc
preceded Directly tc Washcrton, ftom whict
~ '"ey left this morning for tbs Moth
49, "ey EXPRESSED themselves as well pleased witt
s"I 'cs'ptioa they had met with in tire South
NV 70 0o'eered tho information that q goo:
'''o'' hight b. (Xpeci ed from thom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

-, lie SEINE Boat sCAsE.-Tho hesriog OF
'ac h1O9es corpus in the csso Ct Police Oficcr
"SSePi Harper, Jos. EIrs and &. +. Bulco.
stlSci On Maryland wsrrstt. charging
mem with The lnc}ny OF q sciDo boat, which
Daa bcsn cClhseated by the sheriff Of Port To-
"Alc}' Nd, fixed t)r hearing 10 WasEingto OF
Sts'eT9sy, Was postponed until to morrow,
n I,. ,MesSrs. BeDismiu Davenport aud f. g.
Wiali!t'1 will appear as cousel for the State Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

lie COAL Trade i he shipments from the
mines OF the Cunt crlsnd coal region by rail for
TIC wee ending Saturday, March 20, 1850.
we're 5 400 tens, ard two boats left Cumberland
last " edncsday, c,rryiug ! 10 OF tons of coal.
inc Cumberland Times says: The strike
'l tie employees Of The Cumberland and Penn.
ty'VaLis kailread Company sill ccn;luts. The
EaIn vas 30! seat cut from Piedmont yester.
Jay as he company proposed, no engineer be.
los i0uod VITO would Willingly iuo it. Notice s
S'sncd fy Superintendent BarIeIl hhvo been
posted at rIc4uont and elsewhere, aivcr,isiDp
-! employees, aud clIstirg ct Il c advanced
Ia!:s Of tie Company, 10 per cent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. March @, 1880,
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer. cloudv
weather, followed by rain, northeast yoerire to
southeast winds, and falling barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

Coop FEIDAY.-To day. Gooi Friday, the
anniversary Of tho bcr4lal end ciuc;fXiou OF
our Saviour, Was observed az day Of mourning
In the Catholic and Episcopal Churches. In
the Catholic Church the seluchro was stripped
Ct everything typical Ct brightness or joy, and
1t Is the OILY day 10 the year n which 10 mass
Is SAL. Services wcro held in 81. Mays
Church to-day at eight O'Clock O. %. and TO
night at seven snd hall O'Clock, Rev. Father
NlcDeVitt Of Woodstock College, Nd, an able
aod eloquent preschcr. will deliver a sermon OF
the Passion of Christ" Services we're also
held 10 day 10 the Epi;copaChurches as follows:
81 Peut S aud Christ Churches at eight o. N.
a1d Christ Church at eleven Q. n. TO morrow,
Holy Saturday, 10 the Catholic Church, the
sscicd tire and water OF tho bsptismal font will
be blessed, aud on Easier Sunday the churcl y
o;etrato tie ressurrt ctiop OF Christ With lights,
jyous music aud bright vestmepIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

FREDERiCKsBuRa MARKET, Mar. .5.-The
market s quiet in The absence of pts of pro-
duce, which have very materially fallen off.
Flour is firm but quiet at 5OasS for fancy fam.
lily, and ST 60 TO- extra and ordinary family.
The offerings Of Wheat are very small, scarcely
sufficient TO warrant quotations, which are $50
for choice red, l45sl47 for coed, and HOLDS for
Fultz. The receipts of Corn arc small, and the
sales at 6G.57 for primo white yellow 2A3c less.
No Rye Offering. and quotations nominal. No
Oats offering, but tho quotations are 45s6].
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

Recommendations White. Of LoudouD,
the student Of st. Johns Academy. who lad
his foot mashed. at the Midland depot, 90
Monday evening, is rapidly recovering from his
injuries, though still confined to bis bed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

=: NGi"RED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL The plin-
.,S %~d teachers OF HaiI0uelI tchotl propose
y, T'n INC spaiotsiiou q; the s3hool authcli is
"p'E :" ,ch'o' Tor - wing. &C., among tn
n ,,9Ce 'lfis OF the city. to be open overy Sat
~, II'uay' Such school will contribute much tc
W. welfare of the colored race,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

EERDANT GREEN.-An old man ,,s,oca
Thomas Kelley, from PENNSYLVANIA. l. r. lilo
noma io;s days ago for Fredericksburg to lock
at sOrc iron ore deposits Eear tha. place. Hn
STOPPED 10 Washington, and aftcr IoCki,p NJ
the sights to be seen in the Capitol of this
great nation, as 1t is ,lled by oil the States
men, nc again comncrc:d his journey, ar
rlVlng IN this city abcu: 80 Whilo the
Fredericksburg trGlo was passing through this
city he "es approached by tall s!eader man
with slight mGustachP, wearing snuff oolcred
ovc'c)at ard tct hat, and giving his name az
Watson. This Watson got into c,nyersotiop
With the CID man, ard represented himself %
Ta7msster ct tic road. lie had plenty Of
molcJ, cut 1t was sill 10 big bils. and he could
not get them exchanged. Said the old man.
am glad t. mako your acquaiotsnee. sir. md
au}thiog can do for you will tc dopo with
Measure. "fhaDk you, said Watson and l,fr.
In short while he returned. and took his seat
By the sldo OF Kelley, pulled cut @ rocket book
AID "tc,ldeItalIy" displayed big Copfedsrsto
bill, which tho CID gentleman mistook for thc
gsLuloc att!c'e. conversation sorncipp nm
b:t~Gen them, Wai on remarked that be- owed
couple OF hands nn the train small amount
whch he would Ike 10 rag, but be couldn't do
II because ms had DO small money, aCd supple.
mcn!cl tbs remark ty saying, by tho vap.
wc aro both travelling TO tbs same pace, and i
you could accommodate lie by loan, the
money will DC returned IS soon rs VIC reach
fredericksburg. Tho old man ssil yes, ycy.
hevn lit 10 money With mo that cau spare
un;il reach Fredericksburg, anu 10 ,ha il,
n1cence OF his h?ert pulled out 800, acd hnpded
Ii to the "paynas.cr." Watson tbco Left Tho
oli man to mcd.tete upoo the kiad Get he had
do1c. Kelley vas not Io7g alore, before feel
ing came over him that bis money was porn
tic left his sea. aad went to look for the nav.
m,s.tr," blu; he wis 90 where 10 be found.
lie then got eft tho !raia a1I c,mo 10 the
station house, whcrc he stated his c,se TO Cant
Webster vine put the po!c1 on tho lookout for
tie sSlo3ict tu; as yst he is still ct large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

RICHMOND MARKET, March 25.-Tho mar
ket Is quiet gsner lily. In Flour there is but
little doing, and quotations are about as last
week. from 81 50 for fne 10 IS for fancy family
bran S. Very light offerings of Wheat, with
l45sl46 for mix I'd, and i43 f,r Fullz. Sales Of
whits Corn OF 59aG0 and 50 Tor mix 3D. Nothing
doing in Rye OF Oats, and quotations nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

LYNCHBURG MARKET. March 25.-The mar.
ke. is without change Flour steady q! 5a$S for
hne to fancy family brspds Wheat in good de-
lnsnd nnd steady, with light offerings; quots.
tons l30al15. Com steady al $3.50 for miro 1
erd white Oats in less active request and prices
weaker st ija50 for spring, and 65aG0 for winter,
Rye noninaly G5sI0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

PERSONAL B. George Thomas ioim
erly OF this city, but COW Of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends and relatives 10 this city.
MIR. Wapalo Summers. native of this city
but now OF BarncsvilIe, Ga, is 10 the city.
MIR. Robert q. Lee is also in the oi;y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

NSS'"hTS TEMpLAR.-O,d Dominion Com
~ Nights Templsr, viii meet to nieb
,.IIE SUN at c'ciock. 10 full dress uDi
ipnm AID pfaceod 10 t:ody to tho Methods
r.otstst9Ga CEu,cn, where tie auuual Coco
- .TtSy s@,Dicn will he delivered b,iore theu
o,a h.:' ". X. Graham, menbcr Of thl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

ARRIVAL OF FIsn-The arrival OF fsh at
Fishtown o.day has been very light in ocn-
sequence of the late severe weather. What few
herring there were there sold Sl4 TO $l41 per
Thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

PHoToGRarus.-Tho Hydraui,n ltcam ca
cine, decorated aud FURNISHED. with engineer
Joseph Ii. Young, and three others OF the
company tho NJ. Il. Church South, the Mar
kot House, nod McBurney's building. were
photographed to-day, by Mr.. Thouas Marshall,
the King street PHOTOGRAPHER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

EAFFLE CT A BARREL or FLOUR -Ihe bar
rel III flour dopsted TO tho iiish relief fund by
Mossrs. Buck Il Fielding, of the Cool Alley
uills, Front Royal, Vs.. wss rslii. ID OF the store
Of Mcssrs. Harlow u Bro. last night, aud won
by Mr.. w. Z. Graves. although not present q
itcud turning the dice at DC. The sum of SIS
was realized from tho flour, beti1cs atfording
considerable lu. t. tho gentlemen holding
Ch91c aS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
Colored SAtins reduced to 75c; very wild, an d
nesVy wool Shaker Flannel 20c Piano Covers,
handsomely embroidered with silk. So Is: besn.
tiiul Wool Dress Goods, all colors, 12Ic Lsdies'
Closks 30 to SIG; puro Wool Double Twilled
Colored and Black Gas hmeras only Csc; Not.
tinghsm Lace for curtains 124 to ST; large sizs
Double Blankets 81 So; special bargains in Col.
ored and BLACK Silks, 75n 81. 81, y. Is up to
Cloth; Oolored and Black Cashmores, Pure
Wool Extra Wide Double Width, reduced to
sc; Blesched Table Damssk 5Js; Cloth for
mems and boys WAR 25c to ST 80; coed DARK
Calico Sc; Heavy Canton Flannel GAc; Brocho
Shsws, Colored and Black Silk Volvets.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE, WASHINCrON
doc l9-wLf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

clipped. ''A 'S'a ~ :
C1Nc1NEATI Hoo MARKET. ainr % Hoes
sS4 90; packing 20aSt So hu,.hsr.'4 ;5aSi G5:
receipts GO head; shipments | LOO.
Coal PRICES. "A l.rso:y s.toG,is! meeting Ct
tho l.th'p and Scburlti;l cun! excL.upes was
held III Philadelphia yesterday After . len 9th y
discussion on the preset condition mad future
requirements of The trade, tHe cnlc'E.ion was
arrived at that it wnu Ga inadvissb:o to make
any change IN the city and harbor prices cf coal
t9r me coming month. The april circulars OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron,
Inc !Iehig6 and Wi!kssbarre and the other com
psnles, In beth regions, will therefore rcnsin IS
st present.
BALTIMORE. March s6-Cotton quiet and
nominal middling III Flour dull and steady:
Howard street and W estern Super 25.s4 Is
d0 Extra 26sS5 IS: do Family Case IS: City
Mills Super 264S4 75 do Extra 25i ass is do
NO brands 7AS7 25; Patapsco Family 81 Is.
Mheat7Southern firm and quiet Western
dull and easy Southern red 13Ssl4S; do amber
l4oal4S; No Maryland red 145; No2 Western
winter red SPOT and March al; April l4Osl4Ot {:
May l5I5il37s June l94al931; July l22. C)rn
southern trmer for white and steady for vel.
low; Western quiet and steady; Southern white
59a60; DO yellow 663s57: Western mixed spot
63a65t March 55at5l April 53ss53t; Nav 6C3s
o.; June t05 steamer 534. Oats shade hrrer;
44a45i Penns 45a46. Rye quiet at s. for prime.
hay firm and fairly active; primo TO choice Pa
and Msrylsnd l6s$l8. Corae quiet and nomi-
naly steady; Rio carsoes fair to primo l4Isl5i,
lO1sS1 II. fN''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-26

Police REPORT II H. m0noony of the psst
lie" days at tbs station house was broken 10 d "
by 'hc aaptarHnoo CT tao prisoners.
Dtn Nc!sGa, culored, fer getting Glunk aud
aiu,lng his :noiEor, was fined aid discharged.
'Jid." Dudley. u'ao cI!arcd. Hho got drunk
s;d created t. dsoIdcr after the offic) hours,
and Consequently tor ato for trial. was locked
up until tU-morroR uGrLiag