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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
Price of Coal.

Phil ADELP uIA. November 30-Tho Deem
bar circulars Tor the line and city coal trade OF
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron 20.
were issued this morning They make 40 change
in present prices.
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proposed Monument to Communists.

LosDoN, November ga dispatch to the
Times from Paris ssys: H. Rochefort Invites
signatures for an ap. cl.ion to the municipality
for site for q monument to the Communists
killed in 1871. This il Of course mere bravsdo,
but it shows the present temper of the eztreme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

Police News THREE bcys, Tor dis3rdery
co1duc, at AinorJ h; l,du:i1g On enier;aomett
held ltere, were before tie Mayer this nosniog
They wtre dismissed with rep,lDs2d.
Charles Williams, t, I abusive language On The
streate Ess fued I've dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

In SEASON THE Cooks JEWELL"
GROWN FRINGE" and other COOKING STOVES
together with foe assortment of RANGES and
sil kinds Of PARLoE STOVES arc offered ct very
low prices by STANsBURY & BRO. cor. King
aud Washington sts.. MoBurney'S Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

Ths COWS from the scat of war is constantly
contradictory. but not so from Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup; tverv report concerning it proves it to
be tho best Cough Syrup knoEu. Oalg 25,. e
bottle
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Beath Of q Congressman.

L1TTLEroN, n. E., Novr. s0-EVarts W.
Farr, Il O.. sgad 49, died q. his homo here thi.
morning OF pneumonia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

OvERCoATs in new patterns ct NOSE WATER
MANS
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OLEANING THE SIDEWALKS.
Mayors oGca.

Alexandria. Va q, Nov'r. %, 1850 J
In order thst during the coming incleneat
SESSION p2destrisns may be spared the danger
and incoavenienc, incidental to ice and snow.
covered stTests. snd in order that every person
shsli be put on an equal roofing before the law,
/ ouots the following section of our corporation
Irw., which section will be rigidy enforced.
COURTLAND u, SMITH, Mayer.
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I OST-Probsbly near the pcs.etic On ct.
~ Assph street, or ON Prince or Washington
ais. betEeen The postofice and Christ Church
sentiemsn's blood stone SEAL KING, with
). S l.. engraved uyon il e lite.sl reward
Till be pad if returned 20 Mrs. DORSEY, 81
81. Assph st. DoV30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

EOUND-A SUM OF MONEY, which the
a owner may recover By describing She ssmo
and psying ter this advertisement.
nov.5-Sia a. THOMAS. lGl King 81.
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Heather Pobabi7itie, November 80. 1850
Far the middle Atlantic Stale, lower barometer,
stationary OF higher temperature, noItnetiy
winds, shifting to eastarly or so9'1ef1y, een VI
partly cloudy weather. followed oy lscteasipg
cloudiness.
RrLEAsgp-As stated in the G:zstte the
c,ored boy VIM. Murphy. Fl 1ed ous hucdted
dollars by the Mayo. for attempting TO pn'soo
The rso, horse of Dir. Samuel Peters. OF West
Vi,pinis, at the late fair Of the Alexandra anc
Fairfax Agricultural end Industrial Associatloo;;
and in default of payment OF said hoe committed
20 Jail for twelve months, was brought batore
Jadge Chiltor, ct tho Corporation Court. 10
Chambers, yesterday afternoon on Wilt or
hsbess corpus Tho Judge sfier bearing the
Arguments of Mr.. A. w. Armstrong. for the
n;;soper, and MI 8. @. Beet, fer the Com
ronweslth, reserved his decision until tea
1'clock this moroies This norniog Murphy
vss again produced in court ADD the Judge
rendered hi5 decision, grsn;ins The prayer. OF
Tho netjtioner 90 toe ground that the deteollon
If the bow WIS illegal. the commitment having
hnen made out for longer term ct lmDrisoa-
mani than the Law allowed, and therefore order
cd his releas, from custody. Attse request of
ihs Commonwealth Attorney, however. tie
boy was committed 20 tho custody OF City Ser
gesnt Smith uoil six o'c;cck tells evening", 10
order to give tine Tor the rrepa.atioo OF new
warrant, ifsuoh action was d9!cEmlted up2r.
BOYS FOR THE NAvY.-Is is understood thst
reotui,eg ofics, through the efcrts OF Mr.
ha1is McKerzc, will te opened in this city 10
shor. e lille. for tee puraoBe ct eullst!og boys
bo.Reen the ages Of fifteen ard eiehteeo years
for th, United S's,ss osvy Mr.. Mckenzie, in
answer 10 letter 10 :ha Navy Department 10
Washington o. the Sc ,ot, has received tho
Io.!oaia2:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
bureau OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
WAsnINoToN. Nov. &c, 1880. }
SIR: Tao Buresu has received your later OF
ne o3l inst. When orders are given to send
,ho u. 8. s. "Sara.nes" from Ba!.iuors, Md,
10 de Wasainstoo Navy Yard hir Commanding
fiber will be Instructed to anchor eft Aex.n-
die, Va, fer tho purpose OF e5lisigg boys for
the trai1icg System. Very respectfully,
You: o5d't. servant.
EwD ENGLISH,
Ch!cf Of Bureau.
dan. LEWIS MCKENZIE.
Postmaster, AleXaottia, Va.
Th:re Gre already 6umber Of bays from this
city on the various !r.inioz ships aod 60 doubt
many MRS 81 avail themselves 0! this oppo;a
tuai!y to er.er tho United Steies ravy.
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gTHENCa BID GLOVES-Three buttons !;
NV SO '' FERGUSON's.
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tIaa. LEWIS MCkENZlE.

Postmaster, AleIaotiia, Va.
Th:re ere already 0nmbcr Of bays from tbi
city on the various !r.inios ships. cod 90 doub
mary mors 81 avail themselves 0! this oppo;'
lua:y to er:er tho United Ssees ravy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

BoYs' ULsTERs! BOYS ULsTERs BoYs
UIsTEpSl at NOSE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

WyATEHS-Sediord, Summit Mineral. Con.
w gress, Geyser, Fredrichshall Bitter.
EuDyaii, Janos and Hung,ri4n Apollinsris
Waters 70. sale By
rov30 i. :. LEADBEATRR BRO.
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FREaH MEATS, FEsH, DC.
aIOTIOx 70 CITY TAX PAYERS.

-, OTlCN TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
Collectors Office, Room 6, Market Building, !
Alexandria Vs.. November l6 1880. J
Notice is hereby given that FIVE PEk CT.
can be saved by paying their tex bills besore the
I'd d.y Of Decem Der. 1850, as after that date q
PENALTY OF FIVE PEH Gent will be
added 10 sl bills remaining unpaid.
JOHN Z. HILL, Col. NORTH. List
S. Z. FIELD, Col. South. DIST.
no7le-.D1
xsTARM GLOVES fer Lalies, Gents, Misses
w and Bcys-suitable for the coolest weather.
no,23-S. g. ID. ADAMS, % King ct.
AIDES WOODEN SKIRTS It SOC, 75c
IL $40. Sl5O sno 81 90.
noy2S-6s q. ID. ADAMS, s2 King st.
NEW CITRON. RAisius and Currants re-.
~ ceived to.dsy by
rows J.O. AILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

IOLD CREAM, Camphor Ice, Lip Salve,
~ Qiycerine, Vaeeline Cold Cream and sew
egal ctkGr MICA preparations for tho prevention
and ture CT chspped hands, &C. Sold by
novSO &. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Robabi7tie, November 60 lSSO.-
-, 10 miidie Atlantic State, lower barometer,
wiSds .Sfsng to eastsry sousherly, clear or
nsrtIy cloudy weather, followed by Increasing
rlnuGiness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

AIDES MERINO UNDERSKIRTS-
- Something WARN and durable ct
nov so FERGUSOE'S.
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ISce, s chap y. CORPORATION laws

tyOH HsNT-A COMFORTABLE BRICK
Z DWELLING, on Pitt, between Prince
and uuks sts. Possession can be had lmme.
Gisteiy if desired. Apply OF this office.
nfu1T-2,a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

kfOCKING BIRD FOOD-LONG'S PRE-.
IN PAKRD FOOD for Mocking Birds
Thiushea, Black Birds and all soft billed bros
st WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
.eu Cor. Prince and Fairfax els.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-30

TOR RENT. at bargain to good tenant,
e HOUSE CT souih Washington st. Apply
~ This cffiae. nOVLU-ZaWhW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
BEKGk%IN E.EeE~S.

Tho body ofJscob Henry Fnchott. Of Nause.
mond county, was found Oh the be,ch about 3
miles north Of Oe,an Wow, last Friday attel
noon, and near by bis boat vas discovered,
filled with water and its sails torn to pinoee.-
The deceased formerly resided on tho Eisur1
Shore.
Heavy rains in Tho past few days have Hwol-
leo oil tho tributaries Of the James river above
Richmond, and d serious fl BOD is lsarod. MGR.
ochantsI the lower part Of tho city arc rcm0v
log goods to PLACES Of ssfJiy. The rain last
night fell 10 torrents, tc,ompanicdty Tghtrirg.
kilograms from I4Snohbnrg rcrorG tina river
there has risen about six feet, and il still rising
rapidly. Tho Rlyanna river, at Charlottesville,
IL reported up several feet. and tlso rising
rapidly.
The grand jury for Rockingham county has
Indicted Goo. w. Wood AMI Patrick IL. Reod
for tho murder Of Jacob lIncolo, on Friday
night. the 2Oth Of February. Reed had been
chnrG'd as sec rsory TO the murder at tho time
OF ,ts perpetraiou, but at tho preliminary *
amlna'icn vas released 90 bail whom he was ill.,
dlotod Jointly with Wood, but has now beeo 70.
arrested and again committed to Jail. Their
hnal trial is expected to cone ciF nc tho Ami
term Of the curt.
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a Horrible MyStery.

Another horrible tragedy was brought 10 light
10 WASHINGTON yesterday by tho discovery of
John ard Jano lsloy, man aud wfe, doad in
the husbands apartment over staLlo 10 tho
resr Of No. 1911 * street northwest. th9 rosi-
deLce OF Mr. Ben Holladay, promionp. mail
CONTRACTOR. Kley sad his vile were .cspeula
bic white people, and owned q li,tlu PROPERTY in
another section OF tho oily, where the woman
resided. lier husband WAC hsd charge Of Mr.
Holiday stable, generally slept in an urpcr
room OF Lhst building al night. Both husband
and VILE have always appeared Oh tho best of
torns, and tho latter vii lied Riley regularly
ADD when last seen alive was whoa sho called st
tho Stable AMI went out with him fer walk
Sunday night. Yesterday morning ohm Muir,
tho hoslcr, no! finding Riley about tho stable
at the usual hour tor boenrlug work, went up
to his room 10 wake lin. Though he Knocked
aod called, lie received 20 response, and az tho
door was licked on tho inside, Muir became
slsrmcd, and iniorAed MIR. Holiday. Shortly
thereafter tho door vas forced open, and O
Startling spectacle vas presented. The dead
body OF John RlIcy was found Oh bis bed stretch.
ed st tu length, and that of his 2ie 90 The floor
beside The bed. Riley was clothed obly 10 Ills
drawers and undershift; bis Wfo had all her
ctothlog on except her Shoes and boouet. Thele
were no slgps IT violebca, 10 blood, nor any
other eVldetc's of struggle, or that they had
committed suede By poison, as co phja!s or
bottle showing evidences OF hsVing cjntained
poison were found 10 the room. The pclc,
and coroner made an investigation, but could
reach 10 Conclusion. A pcss norlem held
later revealed Indications 10 tho stopaohs of
the man and wife of an irritating poison, tho
naturc of which cannot ba stated uItl Chem
cal analysis is made. No one can say whether
they we're poisoned by .ccidcut or d. sligo, and
the affair Is wrapped 10 mystery. One theory
is suicide; that they took poison while cut walk.
Ing, and returned to die together. Auotber,
that they were poisoned by some secret entmy
upon whom they called; and third ia, that
they drank poisonous liquor of some nature,
not knowing its danger. There will DO >ro-
ner's itquest to morrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Dennis kparnpy.


Ihtro was large attendance at the sand lote
San Francisco, on Sunday. including many of
the respectable classes, drawn thither by curl
"Eity. Rearney took An entirely new departure
lie invited tho leaders of The Citizens Protoc-
tive Union to meet the leaders of tho working
mon on the sand lots for an exchange of vews,
promising them respectful hearing. He also
informed his followers that the objects Of tho
ClLizenb Union had been misspprehended that
Toy intended to uao tho association for The
nmeiorstion of the condition of the city, for the
god OF the iaborir & classes and the restoration
Of prosperity; that some INSCRIPTIONS mon had
taken advantage OF the movem ent to create the
IMPRESSION thst violent measures against tho
OigIngmen were Intended. whereas nothing of
tho E'nd WAS meant His audience received his
novel spneCh undenOfstraiiVely. kslloch at-
copied hcsrney's ca" and sppko u ? similar
ntGc.
IN tho Police Court yesterday judge Ri1 de-
lyerel lengthy decision IN the cssu Of Dennis
Nesrft Oh . charge Of usif vulg gar hni throat
"ninG language srainst Srrtck ies. lie held the
GuicnG'it Sai.ty OH tna ground that his !sn-
&ua%+ Hs3 calculated to provoko Il breach Of
T." pjaca. On The second chsIge, that Of threat
"!.inS 10 XII My person vino should plot
n<"lna his NE, The court held that II could not
be- considered! crime, as the circumstances in
which The Killing woald be justified were rocitad
~ Gu.iE7ing tho lhrca!. The sentence is le.
served until to-day.
ccnleronca e great importance in lis basr-
inGs upon tho irenut condition Of affairs in san
FraECLc', was held y: the Mayors ctl3o yes
lerday afternoon between MsYo: Kailock, rem
resentihR tho wCrkingman, end a number Of
prominent CitiHeIs, bankers, merchants and
uthe's on the part CT the Citizens Protective
Union. Within LwJ or threo days arrange.
I"ents will bn contaminated, aiming ut har-
monious and mutually honorable settiemen. Of
IN" questions which hayes 20 lor x ye1ed tho conf
DI lns,r nsf n ,ol
ness confidence and ACTIVITY aud general pros
reIIty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Browns Household Pannecn

, ~ Inc most elective Pein Destroyer in the world
VIII most surely quicken the blood wbe,ber
taken internally or applied externally, and
Hereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute. than any other psia
seViator and it ia warranted double the siren ptb
OF any similar preparation.
1t cures Rain in the Side Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumetiem. Tooth ache, and ALL
ACHES, and is The Great Believer of
rain. "BkOWNS HOUSEHOLD PANA.
ChA" should be in every family. a teaspoon.
iul OF the Panscea in tumbler of hot water
I Ss, if preferred). taken at bedtime vii
bhEAh UP q COLD. 81 cents bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
The Turco.Grcek Hounaa,y

PARIS. March lG Tho Temps and Pays
referring to tho declaration by tho Turkish
minister Ct foreign stiaiis to Sir Austen Layard,
the British ambassador at Constantinope, that
10 the event of the appointment Of technical
commission Tor the settlement of the Turco-
Greek boundary question, the Porte cjuld not
guarantee the safety of the commission duriop
its operations, say: "Ifthe Porte c.pnot pto.
tecs tie mission, the powers themselves can
protect it by sending int escort of their own
foIc!s."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
KOyal BetrOiIlmenf.

LONDON. March ia dispatch from Barin
TO the Times says: There eeems to be little
reason to question the truth of the statement tn at
Prince William, eldest son of the Crown Prince,
will soon be betrothed. The lady is Princess
Au9uste Victoria, eldest daughter of the late
Prince Frederick. of Schleswig. Holstein.Sond
erburg. Augustenburg and not Princess Caroline
Msthlde, daughter of the Duke Of Schleswig.
uolstein, as previously seported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
T From Wilke, Shirt cftbo T;r,o,

From Wilkes Spirit cfthe Timea, Dec 8, 1877. ]
a. Is. G.. Mich.-Whst should b. done to re-
huca an enlargement of tendon of forward leg,
The back tendon, caused By grabbing it while
trolllng. 1t is sound now, l think. II was fired
las: Spring and The horse turned out all summer.
Answer-Gipp oil the hair and apply Giles;
Lnimont Iodidids Ammonia twice day, until
1t irritates, when temporarily discontinue and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy that
WI! permanently remove chronic enlargement
Of Ibis kind, Send to DR., Giles, 100 West Broad.
way. n; y who will furnish full information
Gilo. Pills cure ueadacne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Tobacco MOnOpOly,

r. LONDON, March ia dispatch to Reuters
parllsmentsry circles that negotiations will
shortly be commenced with the ministers Of e.
nance OF all the states Of Germany regarding the
carry ing out of q scheme, which has lately been
elaborated BY the government, for tho introduc.
tion CT q tobacco monopoly"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

Attorney General Dcvcus, chief counsel for
the Government in the recent constitutional
cases bsiorc tho Supreme Court, las taken oc-
cascn TO acknowledge publicly tho valuable
assistance ho received 10 tho conduct of those
cases from judge WllIoughby of this city. oue
OF the assistant c1ur sell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

Uol. NJ. ID. Ball AMI az anonymous writer
ovor the signature of Alaska" arc rrosecut'
ing an active and s9iIi,cd correspondence
through tho medium of the Wasliolton Ro-
publican. Both rely upoo figures for thor
statements, but both accuse otch other Of at.
tempting to create false impressions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

Tie SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAURoAD.-
The Shenandoah V alley railroad will be So miles
long; AZ miles from ShepherdstoWn to Front
Royal; lG mics from Sh"phordstoRn to IIa-
eerstown IS miles from Front Royal to Lursy,
Page county; IS miles from Luray to Iron
Works; 80 miles from Iron Works to Chesa-
peako and Ohio railroad at Wsyncsboro' or
Baskerville. 1t crosses the Baltimore and Ohio
rsiroad at Dufie!d, tho Winchester road at
Cbarles!owp, Va. tho Midland at Front Royal,
and the Chesapeake and Ohio a. Wayuesboro'
mr. Eish mr. viIIo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Negotiations with RrIeands.

CoNsTANTIN opLE, Mar. 16.-Nego for
the surrender of Colonel Syoge and bis wife by
the Greek brigands alo proceeding and it is
hoped they will shortly DO suc,essful. Tho
briGands demand as primary condition for tho
release OF the oaptives that the troops which
have been sent after them be recalled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Overlooked

NASHVILLE. Msr. 16.-The steamer Btans.
ford arrived from above Tonight. Capt. Arm
strong says tho entire lowland for Two hundred
miles up tho river is flooded. lie reports that
rise is coming down which will sWeIl the river
here to at least IL feet. Tho Tennessee river
is out of its banks OF Decatur and Johnsonvillc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
The Striking PuGdIers.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March l6.-Matters con
corning the striking puddlers are 10 no way
changed. Fifty seven mills 10 all have shut
down. The puddlerS say they arc in receipt Of
Information that at least twenty or thirty more
will 70 out before the end OF the week. Thus
far no disorder has followed the slrike in this
region.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Mu0ll sickness.

Undou btedly with children, attributed 10 other
causes, is occssioned by Worms. BROWNS
VEkdIFUGE COMFITS,o or Worm Lozenge
although efectual in destroying worms, can do
no possible injury 10 The most delicate child.
MS valuable combination has been successfully
useo oy pnyalcisns, and found to be absolutely
sure in graduating worms, 30 hurtful 70 child ran.
rs cents box. 0N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
light AMOn% New York Ward PolIti
clans.

About ! | oclocki Sunday tight O number of
sp3rtl1s men, aruoag whom Waru several lead
ing politicians Of the Fourth and Sixth Hard,,
mot 10 HYlaoG's salccp, Chatham street, New
York, and entered on a c1rops,. Some i'll
feeling as 10 the TRANSACTIONS at tho flro table
xisted among them. and shortly buforo mid
night desperate fight took place. An officer
forced bis way into tho salcoa aud arrested
George Costello, tho bartender, for violating
the Excise law. Although Several of the men
engaged in tho fight we're cut and bleeding,
thcy refused to make any complaint against
each other, aud were not arrested. They locked
the doors and continued the debauob. A dis.
pute arose between Dennis Hsllorup, Daniel
Murphy and William Burke. Words waxed
warm, AID were finally followed by blows. which
resulted 10 general scufll., several other psr,
ties joioing 10 tho melee. HalIoian. it is al
legged, then drlw revolver and fired the ball,
striking Burke 10 tho groin. Knives and pis,
tolls were then introduced by all parties, during
which Burke was stabbed in the head and back
and shot 10 the groin fourteen times, while
Hallorap received seven cuts on The fore
head and fec,. Murphy was also cut
about the lands and body, while fcw othors
received slight wounds. The wouoded men
we're conveyed to St. Virc,nt's Hospital ADD
their Wounds carcd for. Burke's Injuries will
likely prove fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
Dead.

BALTIMORE Md, March Is Geo. Bailey,
IT, prominent operator in grain in this city,
died this morning OF pneumonis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16

COURT OF APPEALS. YEsTERDAY.-EIisha
K. Meredith vs.. Sheriff of Prize, William.
Argued by Hon. j. II. Is. Sut,s add f. w.
Christian for petitioner and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BI
HDGAR SNOwDBNs
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH IS, 1850

The quoting and subduiog tifoct produced
by the cihzons' movement upon Messrs. Kali
loch, Kearucy. and their communistic fCllcwars
10 San Ffar cis;s has bccn sudden, tn. not sur
pii5ing to these at al familiar with the springs
Of huuen nature. Ccwtris arc always the
I!5at noisy and lhIe,tenipg, aad invariably the
a)st cruel arl bl0o Thirsty when tho7 imagine
thay o,n crafty iscIr mutually savage Instincts
with Impuniiy, but they never yet have failed
and ntvGr will, 10 COVER and trcmble an} be-
como The mildast OF lambs 10 the Immediate
presence Of danger they know to b. iumi-
uout, ami Of whose otF'ot5 upoa themselves 10
dividusly they staod 10 dread. Tho rc)lcc"
ton Of the sGIn nary vengeance CT tho ViR!lsnts
il tic earlier days ct San francisco WIS TO-.
vivcd iy tho IlCro announcement Of the or.
ganizaion Of the cit zIus' las and order move
mcnt, aud the arrest OF koarooy bci1g rightly
considered as bat the prelude Of long ropes and
short shiis, tho effect vas almost Instantaneous.
The C ,tton and sugar planters of tho South
must have lsbcrera, ard if Mr.. Window
9Iheme fur taking their ucgrO workmen sway,
Tor the purpose of republicsnizng Northern
States, succeeds, as immip rants from the North
or from abroad will not c,me 10 to supply their
place 10 ooDsequcLco Of the presence of those
VITO romain, for time and experience have
proved that white and negro labor are ocom,
patiblc, they must Of necessity look to the CHI.
mesa, and from present appearances many years
will not have elapsed before the Mongolian race
will TO an important element 10 the population
Of tho Gulf States of the American Union.
Already, it is understood, the Chinese SIX
Companies of San Francisco have been applied
10 by some OF the extensive planters OF the ex-
tremo South for hands enough to work their
plantations. and if tho experiment succeeds as
it doubtless will. the whole SYSTEM Of Southern
labor will undergo another change. the second
within less than two dccs6os.