davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-16

Sold by our enterpri-Ing Young friend, IL r.
SLAi EH. This Rf:lI,'y hts stood the
test for years, AMI has never failed. a5 far
give ii the preference over all other Rr.,n,ii,.s
nOrn:itier 18th how nany jaw breaking French
titles they a:e branded. One-tOIfih of the.
money that is yearly thrown away Oh various
imp0tcnt dyspepsia specifies would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any uch c..se or
eases In proof OF the curative powers Ut
Reigarts Old Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspc psla, we can summon mum:
befS Of witncs5cS-DDe case In particular We:
cite:
a hurd-working farmer hal been All ictc.i
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia tor number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
Kind of food; he ha'. sour eructitiOns con-
staHtl y-UO appctitcin fact, he was Obliged to
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread
and IL. IL beverage he Iisc, Mct:riin'S Roof
Beer. He il a Methodist, and then, us now
preached ut times, and In his liscOurs.s often
leclaiincl! earnestly against all kinds OF strong
drink. When advised to try
Re1gart's Old Brandy.
In his case, ilc looked up will: asiOn:.nrnen,
but after hearing OF its wonderful! elect, in
the cases OF some of his actI u.int..nc... he
at last consented to follow our advice H.
used the Brandy faithfully and stci.tiIv. fine
first bottle giving him an appetite, iind before,
the second WAS taken lie was u sound NAN with
stomach capable of .iigesting anythi which
hcschOsc 20 eat. He stiii keeps IL and i:..s 81 liz
tic occasionally; and since: he has this ine,li.
cine he has been Of very little pecuni:lry bene-
III to- the '!octoT.-IA PKACrIsIsa PHYsiCiAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
Thanks.

Tic ladies' C! .ho Uoiou Relief dss;to "a
kacT!edso gratefully tho !cc3ipt Ct slGS s a.
through Mrs. Wilbur Reid, frot1 tn , 10y,
entertainment st ArG5ty Hall, for thc ts sr:st
Of the poor Of tho city. We tsks this on nrstt
tunity to say that thsro no no cn0m;nG;%taru''1
distinctions knogn in tho work of The Rcio,
the necessities CT The applicant furoisticg H.,
only requirement demanded. ard the srnu rrs
OF aid given being without partiajy ~ ~
Church membership, and limited ouly ~ ~
ability OF the Society. By c!dcr Of the hard '
L. U. Il.
We, the lady managers Of iio r;c,ut artf,-
tainments given at Annoy Hall for tho bsntGI
of The Alexandria Light Infantry aud fer ~,
poor, wish to thank the Gszetc ofic, and H.
Bell for their generous aid for ito same. Ala
tho Musical Association for their dnTrbi(n,
music. which added SO much to the cti,ymept
of tho whole. Wo thank Prof. ucynao, vfo
so unweariedly and so patiently pa7o his tim,
and talent 10 insiructing each their Part, and ia
efficiently helped to mako the eu;ertainmar,
such complete Success. We thank Mr.. vs.,
Auken for tho kind loan of his piano, which VS.
considered great favor by The ladies' end lasf,
though not By aly means tho legs', VIC csr,
cialg thank tho ladies aud gcnt'enca WIN
By their fac rendition Of the operettas, haze
enabled the Light Infantry and Tie pee,
to realifo each hsrdsomo suG,, tast,
We arc sure, will max, g!sd tho heart,
of the soldier boys, and will bring warmth aa.
comfort to the ZONES Of many poor tuNe7crs
We arc heartily glad to say tho sun reslisel f..
tho poor WAS $2C5, (two hundred and 10 to'.
lsrs) which has been equally divided betwla.
tho Ladies' Union Relief Association and ia
Society OF st. Vincent Dc Paul. Tho Alexani,s
Light Infantry will acknowledge themsclv:s
tho reccip. of their benef. 1us MANAGERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
The Fish S1UcSaiOn.

1t would indeed 10 hardship upon the paop!l
Of our poor old town if the Council, in their vi!
dom, TO night. should pass any law iortiiti: &
tho sale of fresh-caush! ii'h upon our streets
Why should tho whole energies OF cur Gcurg
be concentrated upon few fish mon gers, So IT,,
their purse may be the heavier and The ncop;r'.
far better give 70 these gentlemen huckstor3 IT,
fish stalls treo Of rent. The peaplo would s,g,
by it in the end IS may bs seen by any &c ,ciw.
mind. And thon again, Council, please be carr
full, for any such restrictive law as is proposed;
be enacted, if am informed correctly, canuu
for u moment stand tho test f law Srl sn, r",.
tlemoa, you will sea- Pause Pc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
movement.

The future Intentions Of tho republicans arc
as unknown to US as Senator Bruce sDs they
ara 10 him, bu. pras2n. appearances certainly
indicate republican opposition to President
q, C. Garheld's administration aa great rs that
aRsinst which Mr.. Hayes hiss had 10 contend.
ard ooo shat will b. prosecuted even mora
vigorously because it will BE- moro siOuly 70
polled. Mr.. Blaine and tho Yves! want Tie
latter TO have the Treasury depart ment, bat Mr..
Conk;iag says Nc1 York r:u3s have l. or the
next administration viii have him to fight, sul
hlr. Cameron sly9 ;,int in such fight Pcorsyl
vania will tnke tie lac; nt i@c nsi&hboring
State. Tho President cl.c> IS thoroicro in o
dilemma. For lin 10 please his designated
Secretary Of State Eil! be 10 offend Mcs5rs.
Conk!ing and C:m@ron AID their iumlrous fol-.
loWer1. but If no oicya Inc suacrtiiious demands
OF the latter lie will dive f,om !5 support
saoh ro9oill| friends - alr. Blgi2o ard The
W. sierra rncn. l. itck aa slough there will b.
iieh either gay, esd IS 10 naturally Gas!Ics
arc cIrct:1a tao !cIativo srlnsth rS i,a $50
taolions wi:I ACcid, his coms,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25

CoUous-"Bro,on's Bronchial 7rochcs" az
used with advantage to alleviate CoUaIIs, So%E
THROAT, HoARsHNEss and BRONCHIAL ArrKc
TONS. For thirty years these Trochcs have
been In use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having bean
tested BY wide and constant use for nearly al or
tire generation, they have attained vol mer.e,!
rank among tho fow staple remedies of the sgo
TIE TuRoAT.-"Bro,on bronchial Ifockcs'
act directly on tho organs OF the voice. The
have an extraordinary eHoct in all disorders Of IL
Throat and Larynx, restoring q hekllhy loE"
when relaxed either from cold or over cscr:iar.
OF the voice, and produce clesr and di..rc.
enunclation. Speakers amt singers fad til
Trochos useful.
A OoUGu, COLD. CATARRH OR SORE THROAT
requires Immediate attention, as Eegcc: .:
tentimes results in soma incurablo Lung Gi'.
easo ''Bro,Dns bronchial Trochcs" Will al
most invariably give relief. limitations ere OF
fered for sale, many of which are Injurious. ihr
genuine "Bro,on's Bronchial Trochcs" are eo!,t
oakvin Gores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
"A Card.
Ctice Of tho Alexandria Gas Works.
Alevn,Ir,, Va Lao ~ 1901

hleAAduIihi we y All. ~. lGols)
a writer over the signature of ''1hird WarG
complains CT the mol lighting Of soino OF IT.,
street lamps. The cause of it is that tha ..,
q owing through the pipes loading to, end ins:d'
Of the lamp coadonscs and fcotEss, thereby pro-
venting the flow of gas, There aro in all ahou'
twenty-five lamps lhaL will not burn, out @,
hundred aud fifty. l have thawed come on
but they have frozen up again il n dsv or tH!v
Tho cost OF thswing OUT is from EO to ~ cents .
lamp and as lhaveto use alcohol, Thought TIN;
l would let the weather undo what had daIr
l would suggest 10 Third Ward that thin
is in error in regard to the lighting of tho H!"i~
during the whole Of tho winter, for 60 far IS IL,
observation goes tho police, urder whose con-
troll tho lighting and exlinguisbiag is done, has
faithfully performed thor duty up To tho la.
cold weather. would respectfully say TO I his:
Ward that at any limo ho may havo c1"s
plant to make if no will call or seld note T.
the Office of tho Gas Works lis grievance W..
be redressed with promp.ue:s and ci:r.!ch
With these few remarks end explanations, l .uJ'
nit tho case to tho jury. j. koXBURY, SUP,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jau. %, 1881.
SENATE,


Mr.. Llna:, from tic Judiciary Con- mitiee,
reported fsvoraby, with 40 amet dnent, House
bill 10 divide TIC State Of Louisiana into Two
Judicial districts.
DIR. JohustoD, from the seloo! committee to
who IVES referred the various bills on tho sub.
J ;ct OF pleuro- pneumonia and other diseases oil
catll,, by direction Of the committee, reported
Dill iot tho establishment CT bureau of api-
nal Industry, aud nsked TIA: the same be print.
cd and ltcommittcd to tho committee. So Or
dere6.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIC Senate amendments to the Military
Academy appropriation bill were, on motion OF
MIR. Fcrney, of Ala, concurred 10.
Mr.. Cobb, of Ind, from tho Committee Oh
Appropriations, reported back tho bill provid-
ing Tor deficiency 10 tho appropriation for in.
um5la fer tho fiscal year ending juno so, 1881.
IL apDropriates $l62 100. ono half to DO paid
out OF tho U. s. Treasury, and one half CUT Of
tho revenues Of the District for the carrcnt
fiscal esr.
The bill was referred to tho Committee Of
tho Whole, there briefly considered, and TO-
poiho paSh W tue llUuSC, Wucn IL was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. S,arin, of N. Y, tho bill
was passed appropriating $50 900 for tho ERGO.
uon OF monument at SchuylerviIlc, N. Y,
commemorative of tho baltic of Snrattg,.
Mr.. King. of Louisiana, gave notice that he
would on Wednesday next call up for action
tho resolutions heretofore reported from the
committee on inter-ocesric canal
The House then, q. y IS, went into Committee
OF the Whole upon tho postoElco appropriation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
|COMNiUNICATEp.

C.rtai6ly, kind and oons1,rato fathers q
our august Council give hall Ltz:n men til
monopoly OF the fish basin; 81 il Alex :nitis
and thereby foroo tho Sond pooplo 10 pny 81
CENTS per pair io1 shnl when othcr@iss i;,
would DO brouShtlo our doors fresh for 5Dc,o',
per pair; and, further, Why not oon7crt e..
market building into stores, End for tho ''i.o
toolion of tenants" pasj law iotbihdins t..
sale elsewhere of groceries. dry goods. ai;",s
whiskey. aod "s;ch'. A fiaarcal schtmc b.: a
90 tho above idea would dcubtloss ba o,nsid.r, i
by the Interested few "a wiso AID tconom,r
governmental policy" CRACK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25

lie iGmtrSal l. cGu!aa SaCa.o: ri, c. Mnh0no
ct hs suhgltcrnJ ns cur Washington cafiGa;rn
don't has met il that c;Y. sni tlc aas,rtloaa ct
lis Richmond and Washington organ. i:;u1 d
III st ono limo 10 Goub! his t9aIty 10 ia er:at
national c0tsjTvatigc Marty CT Tie cmn:ly. tho
rarty that wi at:yor do inay bi 9 I'd e Il. Lss
iovariablo stood between kia State, i,,t !oollo
and tho whole South. and tho !tjurY ;h.t rahi-
io,l hate weuid Lav, Inflicted upoa t;:;a. Blu!
to have con!inrcl 10 entertain tho dlu,! 6ou,d
havo itfc.ed doubt CT hiJ conan s.Gso,
and that is prtc'uda! By the Eisttrr Of lis
whole ito previous 20 .ha !l;Aa he atlfrs, on
his present woDaof!n tergaFit. OdG ii ait,
therefore, of lis yai.y 10 TO Lsiiaral demo
cratic pGry IVES eCEnt scent, iOg granting him
possession ct homes! convictions up2a the sab.
jsos of tho State jcbS oud cagtaio ALTERATION: 8 10
the laws end policy Of tic State that H. Glerls
will DO conducive to her welfare, the Gic;a:cS Ct
ordinary ROBSON would prevent hin from being
anything else. Then, to. po'Tsr, O. Which he
is shid to b. 81 much nuGmored, c.a b. ob:nin.
cd 10 no other way For hin 20 asSis 'l.a re.
publioans in their effort to roorgsuz, tho 9o4aio
would eff.csualy destroy his i! ill:n,a nt he nc
and increase tito DO spGrooiablo extent ia Wash
tor. As he saYs 10 is not Only i@rDOcrat,
bat southern map, snd Virpiuiaa," ih9 wise
course for him to pursue - ordtr 10 tO C. power
ia tho Senate is 10 not so as 10 kccD the 0rgnt
izalion of that tody in tho co1trol CT tho demo
Gratis, tu! TO voto independently upor al qlts.
tons Of naiiona! 9o!iay hDd impo.;ai O.. For
him to sgnaiz) hi5 c,tr.noY mo ;an 9 i.:o BY
voting 10 pat lis organization i1!o the isii&s Of
the republicans would rcduco rim n coco t
tho insignificant condition Q; g senatorial e5rhor
for every measure That would rclIund 10 hi:
Individual advantage, I'D tho corfitmation {
tvary appoiG!meu! H. night receive. would b
defeated ty the u.!iod Gcicn Of the thirty
seven coed ard true democrats Hho will have
seats there ard who4o resentment sIch ACTOR
would legi:inaely incur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25

Rev. II. Il. B,ger, Of st. Louis. no, lo;lnc:,
~ missionary at New Guilca. advises everybody
to uso st. Jacob Oil for rheumatism, ecut CT
other painful diseases Of this nature. lie Soy,
after usirg it for his own oase, that M III.
moro and nero of lilo returning 10 his iaa3
limbo, and all rheumatic pain was subdun,i a.
once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January n
'rices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, January n
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows
Generally rated first quality...-...-...4 Is ) N
Medium or good fair qualify. ........3 25 a 4 y
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 SO q 3 N
Extreme range ofprices .....".........2 50 q s O.
Most of the ssos were from ...........4 Is o -
Receipts for the week 1880 head ssles liz.
There were but tow good Cattle on tho marie.
again this weeB, fewer than there we're los. wceE,
and the toys were not as good as they were then
Prices for the better grades show no change
since last week, quality considered but commoa
wore shade oh. The market altogether was
quite dull throughout.
Mich Cows-The market continues dull. Mc
quote at s5a$45 per head, IS to Qu .lity.
Sheep-There is no outside demand, and the.
on the part of home butchers slow, bu! there u
. general expectation that al tho receipts Mil
be disposed OF this week. Tho quality varies
little, If any. from that Of last weeks oT.rngi,
and there is no change in prices reported SIEGE
then. We quote sales at 3is6c, few selling uu,
der SAC per 10 groas. Arrivals this week ~
hoad.
Hogs-Tbere ia slight falling Of in the NUM-
Der OF the Offerings as compared With last wees,
as also somo deterioration in tho quality, nesEly
all dealers reporting their stock rs scarcely =:
good as last week, while only enc reports hi; rs
better. While there arc somo !osjs Of very ST.
peeor Hogs, too largo tunber of tho oforing'
have been VI an inferior oriur We quote trade
fair to good, and pricss VARYING quite widely ::
oaiac but most sales at C3.Is: per ID rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY %, 1881

Tho decision of the Supreme Court Of he
United States. yesterday 10 tho Virginia case
effeotuaIly disposes 81 all schemes for tho ic:cLe
REIMBURSEMENT Ct tho Virginia State Cc6i, lid
takes the wind completely cat Ct The Nlshoac
movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. January 81. lgsl.--
Tharo is litlo or no change TO note in tho ms;hc:
since yesterday. Flour is in only LEGAL lie
msnd. Wheat is quiet at last quotations. y
few lots Of whito Corn brought 5Os5l. 20 Rye
reported and small lot of Oats sold NJ 4S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
letter from Louisa.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette ]
LOUISA y. H., Va, Jan. "a. lSSl.-Aftcr o
months very bad weather Of SNOW, hail. rain
and Elact, wo havo beautiful day of sunshine
AID pleasant weather. Moro than half Of the
snow has melted. and tho mud md s!ush makes
| travelling very Gissgrolablo.
There Wcro very few people It cur last county
court. end very ittlo business done.
Msjor Is. L. Trioe, bought tho Louisa Hotel
several years ago with tho solo right CT selling
liquor. ia tho corporation. A short timo ago
Robert II iuds, (ooIorod,) purchased the pro-
pe1tg on tho other sido OF tho street and opcued
o bar room. A sui. will DO brought against
Kinds next Circuit Court. WHOM Q lively contest
is expected.
There arc erca! mauy lawyers 10 this aoo
and moro sfo coming to study law undor some
of the older lawyers. yJt our local editor says
Litigation is on tho decline. sud tho people Of
tho county find it moro profitable and interest,"
ing to subscribe to tho county psper."
The board of supervisors have offered ro-
ward of $500 for the bog, James Hitter, who
burned tho Louisa Jail aud msdo his escape a
fow weeks ego.
Mr. Earnest Lso Boiling, Ct Louisa, is So
journing 10 Baltimore for foH months. B.
FATAL LEAp.-A glimpse Of tho rcthcr sido
of New York's social life and scmc of tho mon.
strous evils tha! pcrvado it was gi7c1 on Satur-
day last, Rhen the death of Mary Summers
was investigated. She had lived for sometime
with man named William Lantry, who has
lorg borne an i'll chartccr, and tho neigbbors
knew that their relations wcro illicit, and that
10 tho apartments cec1pied By them was also
living tho mans legal wife. At o'clock 3. N.
Saturday sudden hubbub was heard 10 Lam
try's room. and presently his org of MY God.
Mary has killed herself startled his nieghbo
Soon it Yves discovered that the mans para.
INCUR, Mary Summers, Was lying dying 10 the
yard, tho pavement Of which was despatched
with her blood. She had thrown herself from
| the windoS, and. coming ta tho ground head
foremost, had split her skull open. When somo
OF the deDiz,ns of the house wet below they
found her breathing heavily, with her facc Gov
cred with blood and her Whcls appearance most
ghastly. They lifted her up to carry her to her
| room, but on the way she expired in their
| arms. From testimony adduc!d. it appeared
| that Mary IVES prompted 10 her rash scs by q
| TT of 'alousy.
TWENTY FIGHT DAYS FAsT.-Mr. Edgar
| BAliiuger of this poighb2rhood lost o SOW" on
the ooh ct December, tho day The big SNOW
fell, and she vas found uader a snow drift,
| near the side of tho road. On Monday last, the
lI:h, apparently in go1d kcalth-tus very
much reduced IN flesh. This fasting of the
"hos" beats DR.. Tanner Dr. Tanner had eyery
| oamt9rt, bn this bog had none, mud tasted IS
d,ys
Round Hill, w., Jan 2lst, 1881
-LeeSGr0 Hdshin1t0niun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
NEWS OF TIE DAY..

A genuine clso o! smsli pcx has appeatcd III
Baltimore.
On Saturday night las; lbs wife Of Eliss
Cummings, oolored. living nc7r cra.s.cD, II.
D.. gavo birth 10 four boys
Tho New jersey D3uo,ratio Legislative c.u.
Gus yesterday uom1acd ths Hon. Theodore i.
Randolph, tho prcsa1t incunbcc', fer tito
United States Senate.
Justus Q. Ramsey. brother Of the Secretary
OF War, WIS toutd dcsi in his bed ir ST. Paul.
Minp., yesterday having shot himself with 6
pistol. lie was gree. sufferer from ki,lncy
disease.
Tho store CT W. w. Bl,Gc.te, oJt1ur of
Seventh and X. slrec!s Washington. WAS Gu
tered last night and robbed of fifty seven piic.s
Of silk AID lot Of ladies' listers, vs.uad OF
$4,000. Tho thieves effected an crt7suco at
the Seventh street docr. Grd wero very ulet iu
their Operators. An CID pair Of c.st-ott pacta
were found in thu store, but tho detectives be-.
ieve this was merely demo for LlIld. O,htr.
wise there is 70 ciuo 10 the thieves.
About fvc inches CT snow fell at Mobile, Ala.
Sunday night. Many valuable trees wcro
broken by the weight CT tho SLOW. Attut four
iDches of snow fell in New Orleans tcGr The
heaviest since 1852. AusuS!s. Ga, had the
heaviest snow fall yesterday ever known tIi;ro,
bat tho scow meitsl almost es iss: as il tell.
Advices from the iu.o,ior OF South u4:c.ins,
report tho heaviest snowfall in fifty yeas. Ia
Wilmington, N g.. about threc inches Of s. y
fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25

Mis- Martha j. AroEor, IF Richmond, has
rEcaen;cd to the State l.hrDry tho portrait of
her brother, tho laln William s. Archer, of
Amelia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25

A GREAT MULE MARKET.-Tho mulo sea.
son has fairly bcguo. but is far from being as
sc!iVo IS tho season was last year. There ore
s,Vslal braHbscks. Cotton planters bavo rot
conmcoccd TO get ready for their ploughing.
Tho cold weather prevailing has &c! them back,
and tcsidcs they bought lsrgo!y las: year ard
will net reod 80 macy this ycar. Tho export
demand in very small. Tho demand ffcm tho
East Gid North ia rot vciy large. Spectators
mado good deal of money tho first throo
months OF tho year 1850, and their profits tho
balaroo OF tho scar wero also large. On all
their ventures they medo money. prices kept
on advancing and the demand was very urgent
and this made spectators somewhat reckless
Last summar ard fall they began buying apd
| contrac leg ior January and February Of 1881,
and paid pretty good prices. Now country
Shlpperg and spccu.Rtor3 find thst their antic-
patiors e'o uot being reaz:d, aad from tho
present outlook il 10 not unlikely tina. they will
LOGO money. Tho supply cut 10 tho country il
| largo nUd is or ly awaliirg all decreased demand
| 10 this city. There arc COW several largo deal.
| els IL tho oity watching tho market end from
their c)ncersa.ion it is inferred that the msior-
ly cfspccue!ols entertain V:Iy gloomy view
OF tho market. Ono prominent mulc shipper,
who hes over q thousand head corral!ed up 10
o. interior county 10 Missouri remarked to Re.
| publican reporter, II have large tuooh. ard
il Anybody will psy ne first cost and tie feed |
will let him have tho mules and tako off 81, 900
b,sides. and kuow othols who will tske oil o
percentage If they can get back their money
Only" MIR. Wiism 2. CrcsRhitc. o vol
known feeder, was n'so interviewed by tho 70.
porter md sksd why had tho receipts fallen of
here. Tho total rtceints Of horses and mules
from Jacuary to the l9,h, Inclusive, were ooly
. 5l2 head, wbilo Tor the corresponding MAC
teen daya 10 1850 tho rto:ipts vera G GlS head,
or Ionr three times as many as 10 1881. well,
you see, said Mr.. Croswhite. tho demand
for mules is small AID prices luc.uatinp AID
not very high at that aud thus keep back tho
supply. Wcre tho demsbd IS llrgo IS les!
Janusry tho receipts would bo es liberal. Let
the aGnourccEon. 90 cut that liberal iuqniry
has sprung up and prices gro fair. Why, tho run
CT nu!oo would DO 50 large tia! hdlt Ct them
could Got DO cared Tor at tho pens and stables.
rs everybody knows this il tho largest market
10 thu wcs!d, AMI it is hero that buyers from
ell parts Of tho hnbitable eIoba gather for the
purchase OF horses and mules. st. Louiis Re
| o,,JI5;nuu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-25
DIE E3.}.

In Washington. sunday, January 30, lsSA&
ALh1RA, daughter Of the late Presley JncoM