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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

ARRESTED AGAIN.-Louis +. P.yae was or.
rested lost uight, uDoD Information by Captain
Wehster, Tor being Intoxicated and brandshiog
pistol. end t'lr threatening tia life of Edmund
Huisc. swearing that ko Intended to have
tl1od. He was taken to tho station house
and confined there, AID will havo an examina-
!!ou before tbs Mfy)r this evening at O'Clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

.Gss- n re2uHr communication Of ADdrow
Jsckaon Lodge No. l20 4. r q a. N will be
held in iha Masonic Templs Thursday evening
al a O'clock: SPECIAL L UsINEss-An amend.
melt 10 The By.Law7. DS order Of w. NJ
il2N-2t san-aIa,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

GTEEL PLOW PLATYS-We have in stock
. finished Steel Plow Plates and Bull Tongues;
slso Iron PloH Plates al sizes.
JAS. r. CABIN 8 SONS.
lei 63 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

RErrELICAN CoNvENTIoN.- rhe republican
CITY executive committee bold meetng lsst
night and adopted tho fo!lowini:
Ordered that city convention be held at ~
81. Wednesday,, Eusus. 81, 1881, at Dad Eel
logs tiall, south Columbus street, TO elect two
delegates to tha State convention, to DO held at
L7nchhuTg. hoGuat 10 h. The CITY convention
staI! b c9mpo.od Ct IS delegates to be elected
By be several Wards On Wednesday, July 9th,
1851. OF nceIlnRs to be called by the President
o! ,tc Ward clubs. Tho First Ward shall be
nul'tlad to 5 delegates, tho Second Ward to 4
delegates. tho Third Ward to 9 delegates and
che Fourth Waca 10 + delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

/ OCUST DALE ACADEMY will com.
~ menc1 its 9th Annual Session Sept. 10Th.
1851, with Coh ID. L. Boyd of Baton Rouge, Ls
rs PRINCIPAL, assisted by former instructors
LsrEin willis aud Phi j., Msjor ard other COM
ro.cnt teachers.
Terms: S40 for sll expenses, Tor nine mouths.
tJt-.Sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

ysvABLE CUTLERY st 50 King, corner of
4 Royal streets. Just received supply Of
Table Cutlery of handsome styles and superior
quslitY-Chcsp. Cali and examine.
jS9 j, r. CREIGHTON e SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

YENH Il PEHFEUT WASHER Another Lup-
& plyjuSt received. Send for circular, if YOU
comet call " examine it
MCuHAE Il UHLEk,
JYl Is KING Strtat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

TOIDlNG LAP BOARDSl
* FOLDING LAP BOARDS
Just received o new 10! Of those Striped Fold
ing Lap Boa.ds: light snd durable.
MCLEAN IL UHLEB,
myGI &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Y IVER MEDICINE Oh BLACK
81 DRAUGHT, in bottles and packages also
IN trial packages; just received full supply.
my5 g. s. LEADSEHTER q BRO.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, ADVERTISER

PAYING DOUBLE Two gentlemen this
m3raing each bought bucket OF Whortlcborries
fem c9Iored girl, who esd she had picked
them ii Mary aod, aud agreed to take them
home for tho gentlemen if they would buy
them. Tho berries were bought and paid for,
ahd one OF the gentlemen went aorg with the
girl to show her the way, and, arriving at bis
house, directed her to bis neg boris who lived
jas. opposite. Seeing her g. TO the door ard
ring the bell, he Supposed all was right, and
thought no more about it. The GIRL on seeing
him 90 10 the house. and Knowing that the
people 10 the house Whare she was standing,
sne| nothing about the transaction con-
Guided to resell the berries. and when the
Summons at the bell IVES answered. sold the
lady of the house some Of her oWn berries, and
told her il she would buy the remainder shs
could have them che,p. The latter proposition
bsing declined, tho girl went frtm door to door
in the Immediate neighborhoud and DISPOSED
OF htr stock 10 trade. and then went off. When
the geuleman got homo sometime AfterWard
10 wanted to know what was going to be
doro With all them berries" he sent home.
and joculsrily remarked that bio supposed be
would have cold Whortlsberry pu1diDg for
mooth, but when he found Gu! how he had
been served, bis ocular remarks vera turned
in tho other direction. The only description be
osn gyo OF the scamp ls that she was oOlorcd
gIrl with bucket ct WhorlsberrioS, and IS
there are iuat about two hundred similar 1disid.
ua'l seen daily on the streets. he had just Gs
We'll look fjr needle 10 hay s:sOk.
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NRApLING SOYTHES. Engish and Amar-
~ lean G7sin Cradles, Grass Ecythes, Rifles
and Stones, wholesale and ratsil at
JAS. +. CaELlN & SONS
ie1J CO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

GAKVlN PATENT q PLAIN WHEELS
~ will He sold st ex!remo low prices, TO close
cut Stock, al IS King. corner OF Royal streets
On hand n geuersl assortment of Rims, Spokes
Shah!s and other csrrisgc gooda at low prices.
jyS j. Il. CREIGHTON &SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

fEE0lLET SOAPS. A full assortment of fine
a Toilet Sospa, also large stock Of the very
popular Creme Oatmeal Sosp three cakes in q
box for 10 cents, just received by
isl: b. 5. LEADBEATRR 81 REO.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Esnian Explosives.
LONDON, July a5, 1851.

a Liverpool correspondent ssys =
sit has been for some lime suspected
that considerable traffic In explosives
has been carried on beiwe America
and England. Recen ly barrel pur-
porting TO contain cement, from the
Cunard steamer Malta, was opened by
the customs officials and six zinc boxes
were discovered, containly clock work
internal machines prepartd with dyna-
mite. One of the machines was for
warded to Sir William Harcourt. A
few days afterward barrel containing
six more machiues was found on board
the Bavarian. 1t is stated that in
some of the barrels billheads bearing
O'DOnovan ROssa's name were found. !"
The Daily Nesos in its leader says =
"The fact that internal machines have
actually been transmitted hither can
not but give a new force and meaning
to the language of wild vitup ration in
which certain Irish papers in America
have been indulging. There is happily
no doubt that We may iesIon on tho
cordial cooperation Of the United
States in these circumstances"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
The old, Old Story.

$1,000, ... ~ IL July "a, 1881.
A young lady named Sarah IT, .
son, Of Guelph, Ont, has ihomp.
claimed by her pa, ents here as ocen re-
ing eloped with a man named 's a1,s nav
: ioI mer employee Of her fatbar nilsn, M
Kept o cabinet factory at GusInh who wi
story 10 the old one of a tpa. t The
woman. Allan had reneatod, dT,e'rayed
refused the hand Of the yonaS yI,y Y: been
she becoming enamored Of him uy s,. ou!
Wild MIN TO Oswego, N. Y. Aosn osoped
ing with her about q week ha ,e. s Nv.
inlo her room one day, asking ~ s.as, .asaed
"Did a lady call for mepn Shss eagerly,
Indignantly, "No; what claim csI s"pled,
woman have on you pow tha, .an any
wl'es. Allan tbereupon confessed i ;Iui ,Sai
ne had another vile living, and Isf, ',,As ,na
no.el ne returned shortly afterv.,sS ..S
and prevailed upon griefstrieksn e,mala a,s,
take something lie called medi,S Sn' 70
quiet her nerves, but which in ra.,,., v
was drug. He then robbed her NJ NJ .1a,y III
money and nearly all her Jewels and nd ds. ds'
serted her. Not daring to return bows ue,
she came TO ttis cay and obtained no = .i,
uaiion as o Domestic, ard vas sho,,'r ~.
afterward taken seriously III ~hsn hu',Sty Wy
related the true condition of ,sya,, % 'se as
her friends. The meeting of ths !. \, A.
ani ner father was very affecting. H.
.ook ner nome and has Instituted meas.
ures both In Canada and on this ,;ds II
pring Allan to justice.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Fatal somnambuIism.

From the Augusta (3a.) Chronicle.
Yesterday morning early, IS the fore.
man of the Chronicle was passing down
Broad street, his attention was attracted
by sudden movement of blinds In The
Augusta Eotel windows. An instant
more human hgure shot through the
white moonlight and landed with a
death thud on the pavement below.
Rushing across the street Mr.. James 7.
Thompson found Policeman John
Danish, who had been near the holsl,
STOPPING over the PROSTATE figure. A
moments lingering Of the pulse detected
no thread of life. The unfortunate man.
who proved TO be John o. Price, bH
tender Of the Augusta Hotel, ceased 70 /
live the moment he struck the stone
coping Of the pavement.
At the inquest Mr.. Z. A. BLANCHARD,
who had known Price some time, stated
that Price had told him Of habit Of
walking In his sleep and Of having been
q great dreamer. Once before Mr.
Blanchard had seen Price standing 10
his bedio Dom door fast asleep. BE did
not respond when spoken TO, and next
morning ha had no recollection Of the
occurrence. Price had evidently been
asleep when he took bis fatal leap into
the night, and had never awakened.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
LEAGUERsIN LINE.
LONDON, july "a. 1881

LoNDoN, July "A, 1851.
The Land League demonstration
at Dublin to- day was a complete
failure. Despite the fact that ten 10
cal branches of the League were IN
the procession il was small. Th, re
were only twenty horsemen. The
trades union " re few The whole
procession number only 5000 per.
sons. Mr.. Tlom Sexton, member
OF Parliament tor Sligo, presided at
the meeting. Letters of apology were
read irom Archbishop Corke, Mr..
Parnell and Mr.. Henry Labouchere.
Resolutions were passed sympashiz.
ing with the imprisoned suspects and
condemning rack rents. The home
rule members Of Parliament have
finally resolved TO abandon all op-
position to the emigration clauses OF
the Land bill. The Observer says
The announcement that Mr.. Ed
mund Leamy would be appointed
home rule VIII p in the House OF
Commons, TO succeed Captain Nolan
is untrue" 1t adds, "No appoint
ment will be made until the next
session of Parliament"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Mls. Gen.
James and family are pleasantly To-
Gated at Arlington.
Secretary and Mrs. Lincoln expect
to take trip westward This summer
Mrs. Secretary Window, who left
with her two daughters last week for
Deer Park, will remain there some
time.
Gen. Warner, United States consul
at st. Johns, N. b., has been officially
notified of the appointment of Mr.. Fes.
seaden as his successor.
During the week ended Saturday
there were 100000 standard silver
dollars distributed against 1170OO
during the corresponding week in 1880.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Beer Drinking ON the Iuerea.s

The increasing popularity Of beer
az a drink is remarkable. A reosnt
publication shows that, while the sals
10 the United States in 1877 was onlv
s,7o2,03O barrels, the total sales for nj
the year ending May /, 1881, emoupled
to IA, 125, ,406 .barrels-an increase oi
4,S73, 4S6 barrels in tive years, or an N
aver. ge annual increase Of about i !.
O00. 600 barrels. and an increase oysr
1850 Of 1895, 500 barrels. When wa
consider that the regular American
tGipple In times past was whisky, these
ngures ought 10 encourage the temper.
ance advocate. Whisky is a stimu-
liant that no nation can afford 10 IIvs
under. II 10 destroyer of the brain
and the liver both, and where ons
person succumbs to it, several others
wife and ch:ldren-go down with
him.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
A PROBABLE LAWSUIT.

Elijah Townsend, the old colored
man who was whitewashed about two
weeks age by David W. Chandler and
William D. Sparks, intends entering
suit for damage against the two per-
sons named. He claims thrt since the
occurrence he has lost partial use OF
his right side, and on Saturday he was
exam ned by Drs. Hazlett and Hem
derson, in order that the extent of his
injuries might be ascertained. The
physicians found that there was q
numbness on the right side from the
head to the feet, and there had been q
partial paralyzation Of the nerves
reaching TO the skin. Another ex-
animation will be held In q few days
in order to ascertain If the injuries
arc permanent. Anthony Higgins,
Esq, has been retained as counsel.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
ROsEBUDs In NEW YORK.
Enormous Prices - Eight Times
Their weight I'm Gold-Sl, ,oo0, 900 |
for Rnd0

Enormous Prices - Eight Times
Their weight I'm Gold-Sl, ,o0O,o ,ooe
for Buds.
From scribner.
The cut-fiower business, another phase
OF horticulture, Is perhaps greater In the
UDited Safes than In any other part OF
the world. Certainly the use Of cut now-
ers In New York. for bouquets and other
cesis ms is far greater than either London
or Paris, and the taste shown In their az.
rangement here is vastly superior. IL Is
estimate 4 that 5000, 00D were paid out
for cut flowers in 1880 one-third OF when
was for rosebuds. Immense glass struc-
lures are erected In the suburbs l0r lne
special purpose OF growing cut 70
supply the bouquet DRkers OF lne Guy
No less than twenty acres OF glass aui
face 10 devoted % the purpose OF Iolcihs
roses alone, during the winter mon!ns
At some seasons the prices paid for lness
re rosepuds 10 perfectly astoupd,n.,
One grower Of Madison, IN. j.. took ln!o
New York 800 buds Of the crimson ross
known as General Jacqueminol ~
which he received OF wholesale, sSs' Anu
which no doubt were .Telaiied at noni
81 60 to 81 each. A flower dealer 10 tou
teenth street. a few days before en,.
mas, received the only four OF MI ss NV
W OF rose that were offered 10 lnis ciw
and found customer for them ats NJ
SIS apiece or eight times the VAlu'
their weight in go Id.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Fighting Excursionists.

A quarrel sprang up on Saturday after
noon between officer Kelly aud some
excursionists at Hudssn Park, New
Rochelle, about violation of a village
bathing oxeinance, and an attack was
made on Kelly. One OF the excursionist:
was severely clrbbed. He was carried
away by his friends. The Others
threatened Kelly, who drew his pistol
and declared tina. he would shoot the
first man who attacked him. Then the
excnrsionists held consultation and
finally went away.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Arrested for Sending Thrcatening
Letters.

Mr.. John A. Bell, plumber living at
320 East Eighiieth street, has for some
uinSbeen annoyed by receiving anoy-
nous letters. lie obtained warrant
for the arrest of Jesse Garter, an ex-
policeman. After the warrant was issued
Mr.. Bell received letter to the effect
that he had but short time TO live, and
If he bad not made his peace with Hea-
ven he had better attend to the matter at
al once. The crest on the paper was a
black cotfin, Carter was arrested last
night aud locked up In the Flfty-ninth
street station-house.-N. y. World.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
THE DELAWARE
BEET SUCAk

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, n.I,.
sWtit. contract with the farmers fa.a and ~ e..
aware, Maryiandt New Jers ,hs Sroducts d
tern Pennsylvania for me s,,r Psyths ths CON.
200 acres OF sugar Boets durihs
Ing season. We oner
PREMIUM or esOc I under
for the best lOO tons Of Besn s,vs ~ ofisf foi
contract with us. Ths priV,ss tbose psid
the Beets are nea1ly ~ oHI ~ rmers for ins
same quality OF Beets. Fer fur'n
nation, address "a araAK 90.
wilmington. Del
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Destruction of a worehouse.

SAVANNAH, Ga. July "A special
to the Morning Ee,os says: "a fire at
Thomasyille on Saturday night destroyed
the cotton warehouse of A. p. Wright &
Co, containing ! 400 bales OF c2tlon.
The books OF the.Clty Treasurer were
lost. as were. also important books be-
longing to the Knigh4s OF Homer and
he Ancient Oides Of United Wo.kmen.
The building and contents were inst red
for $4,000" 4l =
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
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These Pills are an absolute cure Tor all
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The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
A Mile n Minufa.

The special train. which carried Drs.
Ham ilton aud Aguew from Philade lphia
10 Washing OIL came through Saturday
evening froI that city to ayview station,
just outside Of this city, In exactly 105
minutes, which, allowing for slowing up
In crossing bridges and passing through
cities and towns, made the running time
about . mile minute.-Bdlt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Judge CIiTord,s Coudtt,o,

PORTLAND, Me-, July pa des-
patch from Cornish to the Press this
evening says: Judge Clifford rallied
again to-day, the convulsions which
were present on Saturday having
ceased. He has taken some nourish-
ment, and his life may be prolonged
a day or two"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
The Assault orTwo Brothcr.

NEW YoRK, July 24.-John and
Andrew Collins got int TO q quarrel this
afternoon with Richard Taylor at their
boarding house in Brooklyn. The
brothers made a combined attack on
Taylor, knocking him down and kick.
ing and beating him until he was
seLseless. 1t was found that his nose
was broken and one Of his ribs frac-
tured, and he Ia now in critical con-
dition. The brothers were arres ed
and released on bail. Tonight the
police are in search of them.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
FIFTH EDITION;
Fren YestsraAv,s late EDITION.
win he Down.

This morning chief Of Police Max
well telegraphed to the father Of Laurs
McGrsth, stating that everything would
be ready for trial this evening and ask
iDg II Laura would be down.
At O'Clock q dispatch was received
saying hat they would positively be
down this afternoon and would be pres
ent at the hearing this evening at 7
o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
Highway Robbery In Jersey Cit,

Three cases Of highway robbery oc-
Cured In Jersey City yesterday morn
Ing. At "a O'clock John W. Russell was
robbed OF silver watch and chain and
$40, In the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry
house,by two men who gave their names
AZ Orem Smith OF Haddanl, Conn.,, and
James Colemaa OF Rhode Island. At "a
O'Clock John Kean, living at l75 Pro-
vest street, was robbed Of silver watch
and chain and $40 by John Connolly of
164 York street, and James Norris OF 81
Clark place. A short time afterward
Dennis Hsnley, living in Seventeenth
street, New York, while passing through
korgsn street, was robbed ofa watch
and chain snd some money by persons
known to tls, police, but who have not
yet been arr@ted. All the men arrested
are locked u In the Fist Precinct sta
tion house, and win be examined to-
day, ,r -.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
TURKISH TROOPS IN TRIPOLI
Movements Made That Does N I
Bear Out the Porte's Pacific As.
suraueen - s-#

PARIS July "a. A stmi Official letter
received fro n Tfipoli has been commun-
icated to the French newsps pers asa ert-
Ing that the attitude or the an horities
here does not bear eut the Porte Is pacific
assurances that the land M o. troops
and war material proceeds osteniatlously
40 though 10 excite the Mussulmans, and
that French men or those Inhabitants
who are under rench protection are sub
Jecte To serious annoyances by The Ru-
,horities. The writer OF The letter Gays
ne believe htse facts are, unknown IN
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
THE END AT ALBANY.
Final Adjournment OF the Legfs
ture ON Saturday.

ALBANY, July 23.-The Legislature
adjourned to-day sine die. Before the
adjournment Speaker pro tenn. OF tile
Senate Robertson resigned In order to
take his position OF collector Of New
York. On bis way home SeDator-elec ct
Lapham received hearty greeting at
Auburn and made . brief response.
In Cansndaigua his fellow-townsmen
tur ned out to give him q public recep-
ton. Good feeling Is manifested among
the recent combstants at Albany.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
A Happy Hit.

A fortunate young red-headed d1sopa. ias%
nsmee elue Aenn drew SO, 900 IN the ,ap.
drawing Of The Lou is lana state .. ensy sy' ron
He INN lately collected MS moI and
N. A. D2uphin, New orleaphs: ~ he he NEXT
resu 10 ed piowing. Who Will 10 Wv
Jy20-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering frnm the err
rors and inuiscI etions uf youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., Will send recipe that will cure yol
was discovered by missionary In Sol ID
America. Send a self addressed euveloHe
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station u
N,sD Fork Citv. Mav4-eodDEwly
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
No Present Danger.

Albert johnson, the young man who
accidentally shot himself at Bancroft 8
Banks yesterday afternoon, seems 10
be getting along as well as cen be
expected. DR.. Maui, who called to
see HIM this morning, reports that he
sees no present danger.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
;s,sanl stanIey's Funeral.
! u LONDON, July 25, 1881

FONDONj July ]oI 1ooIs
United States Minister Lowell is
among those invited to be present AZ
mourners at Dean Staniey& funeral.
The Assistant Bishop OF Kentucky,
ster, yesterday, said that In thousands
OF hearts Ia America there would he on
that day profound grief at Dean Stan.
ley's death, and grateful IecUllections of
his kindly welcome to mnltitudss who
came to See the gllries Of the mother
country.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-26
sale Of Railroad stock

CHICAGO, July 24.-The stock o. M M
Chicago and Iowa Railroad nelo " yo,iop
CITY OF Aurora, ILL.,. was srld " 49, as'b IN.
yesterday Tor 673O ,.0O. The psa ao sasu IN
the purchaser. II is rot known "ns' "
teIeol he represents.