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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
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naa us. n .-- 'r f ~ IN, .'' ...,r .-f,>r
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a SWEDISH pRorE>rANr SIR
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CHANBrEN ND and WAlIAEt s:-A yyounf
=. . a.. - s,! i .oi 81 sa' 49,; i i.
COMPANIES My n young indf 81 -.
r f.,,, ara '.r.es.r gaasi 90 ''.., OF e''-
t.,,.4afori -nd llg Ad.re'' b i- If'".'. '-'e
/,noK-A G .man-American elr as lirt-
I ,.4,.,,., c.y re''rcuos ~ i-,1 -ou 't O''Ne'a
al al staa,es o,l SO. l.
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\ oa,r or q ',4uran' "a, ,r.er'' hi 80
I,OuK.--By IN excellent Scotch Protestant
,,.Har uitl best feeirnccs ca er' ll ln r. L 10
81 Al snt,f do..css eyc,ient nrsl And '.sa-
tIg t-u4u- nf-t st-crls ty VI O'dLtty
a. at % ftl..iyc. ural l0ta.st, AZ ioi Nay -
COOK. &r.--ll, thorough, good cooks; meats,
rot,r.te w.scs OIrsTANr HONE ~ kAAC' 80
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NOOK. WASH. IRON.-By German heip i't
I a. ar ,t.atry sear a. nc ~ li'
HOME BUREAU. .3o 0th ave, I0aft" 'O'',
4
INFNAIE SERVANTS of all NAllONAid-
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v..l.s ami rnrfs Na.::ss-es ch ann. hHs iaer ms
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yIOUSEWORK. - By GcrmlD-Ameflc y
/ L rifl 10 90 general housewors ferfe"ees t'i i~'
?, Inst, between 80 and sta-iNes Del No. -----
HOIISEWORK. a German glri II DO
III hoasosofA. references. 222 wesl i0th 81 --
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

At MORRIS TOWN, y. J.-F0R SALE =
u hrlut..-ii eoruiT} sat roo. house yh risierr
vturnc- pe'f- order iafFr clr'.are bO exon
so, .f.flnp scr fr~tu lrbf I4.t lx 81 r,tl.. !.
AID i vtd. a. ear.cl lawn grove - fue Old ofes -
great vafl.ty ~ The choicest fr1it ~
=. EpDb & sAYRR
80 la gfosaw,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
Brooklpn propcrin Tor Gale ano it G.,
Connlrn proucrlp for Sale ano % Get


4 NELtGANTN OUNTKY NEiT near Sp,1nc
~ VaAey y g.. 'or sale - acre good .rss lo.
,rIu.r's non e barn. and ns.r.-arY ou.f 80
incumbfance ~ LAND WiiiIiN0. beekman al 30 ~
An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT an ,Lo
y lui,nn usa TarrVtIwn % 90. rl,.t oe.,r,t ~
ih- rvrt rrpeje vif. every modern mprDv.sro si ~
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4 SMALL COUNTRY HOME FOR SlTP-
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80 n..r ffpf ytrt.fl .a.f
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Oh SAINT rvs Dcahfy eKcept0 aiy lea lful fsro,b.
o. for pcfmln 30 ho1e or ,gfnue i,arisrs ~ troJ
Once
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01

10 EE\T. A. Summit. y. D.. one houT
] t.,. 80 A..a . pl,ty - ~. tH''a 10 - 'iI-
d. -,. ..i.u. ~...lc "a a. alc ,... .-. H'.r, -
lam ST.. 5000 I,.I 80 Ad.I-,- 90 d. If III IA -, sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
"A Surprise Party.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept lG.-A livclv sonsa.
s sIIn ina. occurred here Wednesday night got
auoat yesterday, and il creating considerable
excitement i'll various circles. wall known
oonduolcr on Tho Lake Shtro and Michigan
Southern failEod. who lives in CollincwoCd, n
snort d'starc, from Cleveland, has far scmo
time suspected that bis wife was not all that
vile should 10: LAST night no returned homo
s 81 and believed as ho noarod tho housu
that some other man was at that moment usurn.
ing bis own place in the family, Tia ontsroa
!nolselessIy and proceeded at ouoo to his ohm.
ber. Ito heard q mans breathing from tho
Dod occupied by his vito. Turning up tho gas
suddenly. so that ovcry corner Of tho room Was 7
made visible, no discovered the CoIlinewood
station agent Of tho railroad lying beside his
guilty WIfc. Pointing revolver toward tIcm.
t!olllng them TO remain motoness, ho called
into tho room all the people 10 tho house and
inc nelghbors 10 Wow Tho thoroughly ashamed
and frightened pair. After this novel royeDgo
the husband left tho house. Tho station apcnt
resigned his position yesterday, and diyorne
suit will probably follow 10 the wfe's case,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. lG

We place to-day on the Demtc:s!lc ticket,
at tho hoad of the paper, tho namc CT Judge
CHARLES f. STUART as tho candidate ior the
House of Delegates, to represent Alrxand'l2
city and county in the next Legislature THO
executive committee FOX tho city and c1ua'
iy hsyicg fixed dny-the 18th lnst.--Wh6n,
ia the abscpc5 OF other candidates. Judge Siu'
art should DO declared tho nominee OF tho party.
and Lha. day having passed. he is now tho rex
ul.r and only Democratic oai dldatc in tho fold
for the position. and will DO 30 ri ocgolZcd. 10
Judge Stuart tho people will have arcIrtscntn.
tive for wo have 60 doubt Of his cleo i,Dl Ct
whom they may be proud. Possessing ability,
tact, good Judgment and fno social qusIiiOs,
he will 60 10 Richmond si!h as fine pIomIso
as any member Of tho Legislature. and will
doubtless fulfil tho expectations OF his most AZ
dent admirers. Although hia selection AZ the
the nominee is equivalent to an election, 5c II
bchoovcs the Democrats TO 500 to it that no re-
Gives suoh majority as will assure him Of tho
full conf lence of his constituents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
Tho Markets,

BALTrAoRE, Sept. 1G.-Virginia Is old -; 10
deferred -: do consolidated 62s do "a se.
ries 80 past duo coup 93; now III 40s bis bid
to-day. Virginia issues sold up Sic advance Oh
consols, and other Issues in proportion. Cotton
dull and heavy; middling l2a Flour sleaiy
and firm Howard street and Western super On
ass IS do extra 25sS7 %: do family 25aSS On;
City mills snper O0a$b rs do extra & 25sSi 10:
do family S UOa$S 26; do Bio brands SAYS W.
PstrpscO family 50 s. Whoat-Southern steady
Western shade easier and quiet: Southern rod
l3SAl43 do amber l5Osl54: No. Wostern win
Ter red spot and Sept 144lal4ii; Oct ld6 bid
Nov A9tsl49i; Dec l52sal53. Corn-Southerh
steady: Western STRONGER for spo; and early op-
lions Southern white %; do yellow Il; West
ern mixed snot and Sept GStsCSl; Oct 72ls72s;
Nov 75ia76s. Oats steady; Southern 60.65;
Western white 5la52; do mixed 60abl; Penn
5la52. Ryo quiet At 105alOS. Hsy firm and
fairly active, primo to choice Penn and Md Tia
So. Colloe quiet; Rio csrgoss. ordinary To
fair l0sl24. Sugar higher and strong, a soft lit
Whiskey quiet at $l 10. Tho increased storage
on wheat in tho Canton elevators. will DO taken
Of tomorrow. The increased ratio on corn will
remain at lexst for the present.
NEW YORK. Sept. lG-Stocks lrmor. Money
1 1s6. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat heavy nni
lower. Corn dull and weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
FOREiGN NEWH.

Je1cmo Napoleon lies rcocuncrd hs claims
10 tbs leadership Of tho I>nnrarilsls in favor
OF his SOD. Pike, Vicinc. md gs gone to Ernu
stantinoplc.
Tho King and Qieen 9! !aiy formally open
ed the GEOGRAPHICAL Congress mt Ecuico u s er,
day. Nj. Ferdinand DC I4csserl delivered tho
inaugural speech.
Canon Camrhful!o, oi 81. Peters. ias re-
nounced CatholiciIy. In Mrliiying Cardinal
BorrCmao. Ptcitc, Of tLu Congregation. Of his
decision, he says his action waa caused bJ tho
contiLuad hostility ol The i'upo TO EsIy.
The ltish national conycnirn crr9cmct at
Dublin yesterday, about lluusnnll Delegates
being present. MIR. PaInri pre-: idpd, end made
speech oon,luinnatorY OF tho COURSE of the
government towards Ireland, aad advising the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
Murder OF Gen. W.T.. Thicker.

=, MEMPHIS. TENN, Sept. lG.-Gencral w,
1. ~ ducSer was assaAsinstod Wednesday night
a. Oko!ona. Miss. tic w6s called to the front
door OF bio residence and shot down by 40 un.
known party, death resulting almost instantly,
Ills family were 10 another part of tho house
Hnon thcScrlmo was committed. Circumstances
point TO Houston Parish. negro boy eightoon
years OLD, With whom General Tucker had some
trounic lew days ago. as the assassin. Houy.
Ton farsh has boon arrested and is now 10 Gus.
tGdy' Inc deceased was q prominent citizen
OF tho State, having commanded brigade dur.
ing the lato civil War. Intense excitement pro-
walls over The daB!ardIy crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
NEWS or TIE Dii,

Fifteen thousand dGllais was aunt frnr. N, y
Atrk yrStcrdhY to tho mayor Of Dstrrit inr tlo
roloi OF the Michigan suerers
The dofy Little Western, maancA l., G,cT: 4
H. Thomas anI Fred. NoImaa. suiycJ st
ulouacHteF, Mass, yesterday, having eample-
TED round trip from Gloucester 20 l.ondt n
md back.
COl. Foroaore, formerly general snnfrinlar.
doht Of tho Virginia Rtn!Inhd ka,iw,y, II IL Le
president or The consolidated lius # rnp.is h.
tyson Augusta. Co., and knuxv;llr, Tear;
10 complete tho upfilishod porii5n IN KNOX,
vile. aud thoIo join tic rosd with the Colo tys.
tom. lt will be part of tho Rohmoud and
Danvilo system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16

Nothing has over occarred in the history OF
railroad companies to show that they arc less
intent u9on advancing their Own Interests th2n
other m0ncycd corporations. or that they strive
for thu prosperity of cities III preferences 10 the
iacreasa OF Their own profits. All tho present
talk therefore about tho CIyio syndicate con
dactiug lis business 10 the interest Ut Ba!Ii"
moro must DO accepted for what 1t il worth al
the apprai5ement Of human nature. Baltimore
has Disposal Of its oontrolng stock 10 the rogd
that forms tho ,r.hesn end of the Clyde line,
and to suppose that the owners Of iat lIno arc b
run it in the interest OF tho city Of RalmnTr IN
preference to their oWn u"Ip2ruo nj Tnil ua Ia
diVidual interest Is to attribute to thi III salt
sacrificing disposition by 90 means Compatible
with tho history OF any Other railroad corpora.
.;-----:I. '~-s.!.ieu wHIcr tIuusprftaIInh ID
Baltimore Tor shlpmunt, when il caa shr il
hore and save forty i've miles OF ircirhtapc, end
lnto tho holds Ct vessels, AID reduce the clst CT
handling to minimum. is what no body, let
alone such kcon sighted mon Gs those oOmp0s.
log tho Clyde syn!o4to, can SIC. Ii would nj
DO surprising. Therefore. it at Oh carly date thu
Clyde Syndicate wofn to establish linen ut steam
ships between this city and foreign and don't q.
tic ports by which TO ship the INNER =, quanti-
ties Of cotton and other freight their railroad
will bring here. BY such curse it would nd
Sance lis own Interests, al d neocasalily Tia; IF
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
VIRGINIA YE;y.V.

4 lns ran q!s.;;ot: ?.yryi,|.vr@ apt it, yq4Ga
Try sd AGENT ycs!CId:::.
Hop. Jse. Barhor. addressed : ,l".ucc,s!lc
ratification meeting {. ua!,lonsVllIa S4'ugd-:
evening.
Maj. Daft Green has bCtn nominated Tor tho
House OF Delegates by tic Mahopites .! Siss
ford county.
Tho fall Of the Richmond aDi Allegheny
building, in Richmond. is attributed to the bad
workmanship Of tho carpenter TO whom Tho job
was a1b.let
The National Association of Fro Enpinoors
closed its ninth annual SESSION at Richmond
last night. The next anprsl convention will be
held 10 Cincinnati.
A republican meeting ct l.csshurg lasL En-
| day iudorsed Gen. Wickham'a letter and rHpu-
dated the coalition ticket. Several c9lured
speakers declared their puiposo 10 vote the
| democratic ticket.
sherwood Forest" in Stafford oounIy. on
! the Rappahsnnock river about iour miles from
l Fredericksburg. containing some $50 Rc-cs. was
sold at auction Tuesday to Mr. VIM. l.. Hart,
of WCs!moreland county, for Sl3.O 600.
Sergeant john A. Mason. Rho attempted tc
shoot GultoGu, wEs born near Locust C'tOvo
/ oIauSo ooullt1s lis oOl:ilhup III iEA." 81
tho time oil tho assassination, and no ayers thui
himself and oil of hs comrades took sulsmi
oath OF that time to shoot GulIosu a! frs
chance.
! Wm. Tucker. aged 23 years. Was Instantly
klrd CO tho Richmond ind Petersburg
ltallrosd yesterday by tho northern bound fss
mail. There arc two theories az 10 the tffsir
ono that IL was case OF suicld'. tho other tina
he was asleep on tho track. lie had WaIkot
during tho tight from Richmond to within
about two miles of Petersburg. The body RS
terribly cut and manelcd.
MIR. Il. W. Courtney, freight agent Of III
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company. wss painfully hurt en- Wcdnes
day whilo receiving a letter from an rccommo
dalion train, Which was passing tho now dcpo
in HlohmOGd at tho lime. A calnrOd ma
: threw from tho cars an iron plate wiich sc,i
dontally sllu2k Mr.. Courtney in tho atamac
and ca tho wrist, il tl!c!ing painful injures.
Tho position of reporter Of the Court Of Ap
poa!s mhde vacant by tho death of Peachy Ii
,, Grsttan. Esd. has 10 ba filled by the Cour
and it is understood that thcro are quito a nun
Der OF applicants for tho position, Which ha
tho salary of twelve hundred dollars per yea
! attached TO it. Among Tho gentlemen whcs
names arc mentioned in connection with tn
, position ARC Mossrs. }. NJ. Matthews. Is. Il
! Nash. and Frank T. Turner. OF Richmond, en-
ex-senator Charles llernd0n. of Fredcricks
tlurg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16

ARRIVED.
Sir Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. to + A. Reed
Str Mattano, lower Porc, 10 j Brodors s. 10,
Sir Il V ArroWsmlth, lower polomsc, 10 70.
tonac Forty Company.
Barkentine Henry Norwell, Washington, 10
L Agnew &c Co.
Schr Almon Bird, Windsor. N. s., 10 VIM A
SmooL.
Schr American Team. to Master.
Schr Ann N Turner. Norfolk 10 Perry,
Smoot il Co
SAILED.
Stmp John Gibson. New York, by IA Roed.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, bY FA Reed.
Schr w Ii LoTse, Wicomico, by Perry, Smoot
4 Go.
N1N0akhDA.
Schr Kobt d Ra.hburD. from Georgotown, At
New York 10Th.
Schrs Ann Valentino and Annie N Bergen,
tho fOrmer from Georgetown for Now Haven.
and the latter for Bridgeport. passed through
Hull Gate 18th.
schr sou!h Shore for Richmond, at Bo.ton
18th.
Schr l. II OrdorLa sailed from Now bedford
ter Georgetown litb.
Sci rs Chas K MOI rison and Annie RI Allan.
from GeorxeLnwn tor Bostnr, and Kl:Z ,be,h Al
Cook, from Richut nj Tor Portsmouth, at Vine
yard Haven 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16

Hy the forart I tho MahoLo Auditor il in
proved thnt there will TO NJ h.n,slty fr an
llciesso CT taxation to Cuailo tho State 30 mi et
all its cxpenso4 and yet to prevent such An inl-
poss'bllo increase ia tho ohiuf ohsot the Ma :
honltes profess to have in view. Their CIV is
that they wish to preserve the people of tho
state from the rapacious and relentless rrnsn of
tho tondholdcrs, tho eau ~ OF all their yocs
And yot General Nlahonc, by mtabs Of bis
satellites Ia tho Legislature, only few ycs,s
ago. dcspolod the very people about whose
taxes no now Processes TO b. 10 extremely
soicltou5, OF oyor six millions OF do!lnis--lh, If
laterest in tho railroad of which ho was prcsi
dent. lie promised TO txionI his road and TO
give them four millions OF lollsra with which To
reduce their State debt, but he never built
mile OF road nor gave Thorn q sipglo dollar for
all The stock they were deceived into surrender
ing to him. md ho now demands one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars additional
OF their money, which, it IS reported, partisan
federal Judge vii! give him. for services as pres
ldent OF road, which. during all that limo
was IN tho hands OF n receiver. His professions
and his scts arc so directly dvcrgcat that tho
former are erotesqusy absurd aud deceive no
body but those who wish 10 b, deceived
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
'Etic President and tie YOrlisOwns.eu
1enBiat.

Tho following letter from Grand Secretary
lsaacs to Hon. j. g. Blaine rofers to tho Prose
ldent part in tho programme for tho York.
Town Centennial celebration:
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA, A. Y.M,,
GRAND SECRETAnY'S OFFICE,
;, RICHMOND. VA, September II, lSSl.
H"H' ""mcS &. Blaine. Secretary Of State,
long RruH,h:
Dear Sill have tho honor of sonlup TO
you by mail cl to day COPY of tho programme
oil the ceremony to be uscd at tho laying of tic
corner sIono OF tho monument ct Yorktown CD
tho 18th day of October proximo. BY ofor-
enca 10 Inc last rnGo you will 500 Tho cytont TO
which Wn desiro his Exoaency. the President
Oh the United States to rarlic,pste in tho SER
VICES. Ii Is proper to mention that q verbal
invitation had hotn extended TO him Big opr
drand Master pcytcn :. Coles, esq.,, and 40,
copied by him, and that a Hritton communica.
lion VAS 10 course of preparation tho dsv In
was wounded. Sinoo that sad event VIC hayo
hcsitatod 10 presenting it.
Inc Jay lor the ceremony ia near at hand.
and am Instructed by our Most WorshInfu
drand Master 10 request you to inform mo if il
would now DO proper 10 forward it, aud the
avenue through which it had best bo SAINT. An
or our people symDathizo With him in his sufFor.
Inas, and aIdcnIly cherish the homo Of his carly
and cntiro recovery. We, as Masone, no onlv
participate in tho sentiment, but tho prpsi,lont
being Sd honorod ard beloved member Of onr
NO feel, in common with cur broth.
ron OF tho whole country, peculiar sorrow. and
extend to him 10 his suffering all tho warm
'ympathlss aud hopes of our stricken Masonic
household. '-'''''0
L have tho honor to be, very respeciiuly
Iuly youcs. WILLIAM Is. isAArS
Grand Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
extraordinary Divorce Case.

Chicago Sept. lG.-An extraordinary divorce
case was begun in the Superior Court yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fslvy asks divorce from two
husbands. In 1917 she married Dennis Fslvy
at Lynn, Masa. but in 1872 he deserted her.
Two years later Edward Hines told her Favy
was dead and she married him. Subsequently
she learned that Falvy was living in Quincy
Nj sr., and married to another woman, and Mrs
FalVy therefore asks to BIZ released from Falvy
because Of his violation Of tho marriage vows,
and irt IN Hines because she could not legally
contract n marriage when she married HIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16

A LIVELY STREET cENE.-Tho Washing
Ten Star OF " sterdsy evening ss5s: There war
al exciting sccre al the oorucr OF rhilt:onth
street and New York avenue q lilllo buioro noon
to day, which has started all tho EossiIs 10 tho
nciphbCrlooi 10 talking. A middle agc1, re-
SRI ct :ho gentlemen was walking on the avSDuo
with youug woplSp. when buggy. contain.
10. young man and rniddn tgoI woman, was
drivan hutriciy around the c1rarr and stopp d
by Ito cjuplu byiOrJ mentioned. apparently
much 10 tho cpnstrruai1n OF tho middle ag9l
man. Tic middle agsd lady Jumped from tho
buggy with moro celebrity than grace,
ami, advancing upon tho young woman,
assaulted her iurously with thu whip.
Tho middle aged man. when no ro-
covered Iruai bis oonsturBatlnn, anu tho young
man in tho carriage inlOrlcrrd Ill parted tina
lofnaloa. Tho yuung wonihu, WhO WAC III q
rather dis,rlvrrd state, then hurried nWGy
down Thrtocnth street. Tho young msu Welt
oil 10 aan,huT direction. and tho milIn+ak cd
man mrrkIy followed tho irato lady with tho
whip ntn curia&o. Tho clrriarn wta drivct
away, and Tho small crowd that had been ut
trAcrd by tho unuAu. proceeding WAS left Il
hH56ana Ct Th0 mddiISa- s " Woman, and ihst
tho young man WIS their son. The relation o.
Tho yGun: WOMAN 10 Tho Trio il matter OF y,n
lecture.
The "'aillla aes d mai retoned to f, rmcrI,
hsd ohErE" I'll division in tha Census ISurcsu
sid 10 tbs Publisher ut The w suir gton Civ
Drootcry. Tho nsmn Of tho young woman il
tho case clhnat bo 81 coraiu6d.
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The Michigan Fires.

DETROIT. MICH., Sept lG.-Govornor Js.
rome has issued a proclamation to the people of
the United States appealing for aid for the Mich.
igan sufferers by the forest fires. lie says tho
destruction of properly will DO great 10 tho four
counties Affected and 10 some whole townships
complete, and that 200 lives have been lost by
burning and sutfooalion, while many have be-.
como helpless through Injuries and exposure,
and some are Hind. Tho number of mon
women and Children lett without shelter ia esti-
mtted Ats 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
Upper LOUdOun.

UPPER LoUDoUN COUNTY, Sopt, 15-Tbo
resdustcr (Mahcnitcs) had public sposkipg Of
Union. Loudoun county. On Wednesday night
tho 7th. They were addressed by Col. Chan.
cellor and MIR. koassey. Afor tho Msbopies
we're through, Young Conrad. of Lecsburg. re-
piled. As reported by former strong rcadius.
ter. no layed the Mehonites completely in tho
shade.
Upon the strength of tho Mahonite meeting
a Daniel and Barbour club was begun with 80
names.
lt 10 said there wero whites and dozsn
colored Mahonites at the meolng.
VI inc wllto population, upper l.oudoun is
almost solid for tho honest party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Tha Stock market
has boon irregular and unsettled up to this hour,
bu! prices arc to por cont highor than the
closing quotations Of Yesterday. tho latter Mich
gan Central ia up 10 %: Illinois Central which
opened at 1904 rose 10 1912 and reacted 10 1914:
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy sold up from lb-
to lC3 and returned TO lG2; HANNIBAL " ST.
Joseph common opened at 26O bid them $50 was
bid and afterwards 20). which WAS followed bv a
salo Of l00 shares al 800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
Mysterious Death.

NEW YORK. Sept. 16 Miss Emma Alk inson,
the daughter OF a respectable resident of Mel
Vile. ksse1 county. N. j., died under myster
GUS circumstances on Wednesday. Although
medical certificate WAS granted. yet the town
ship assessor refused TO indorse it, alleging that
she died by srsencAl poisoning, administered by
hor own hand and while of unsound mind. Dis
appointment in love is the reason assigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-16
HeRutIiierS.

Lalies. you cannot mako fair skin, rosy cheeks
and sparkling eyos with all the copmctics of
Franco, or beauliHors Ct tho world. while in
poo; hdn!h, and nothing will give you such
good health, strength. tuoyanL spirits and beauty
as Flop Blliera. a trial is certain proof IHc.
dynuh