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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
GhC Markets.

EALTIMoEE, May 23-Virainia Gs old -; dc
deferred Is; do consolidated Sb4 DO second &C.
rles az; pest duo coupons -; now 10. 4Os 56l
bid to day. Cotton finn; middlng lOs,lOl,
Flour firm, with e moderate demand; Howard
street and Western sunor 50aS4; do extra q q
So do family 8 2o.S6 IS; City Mills super 3 81,
81; do extra t0As5; do family 5OaS6 rs: dc
Mo brands SIS 50; Patapsco family ST Is,
Whea.--Sopthera firm and quiet; Western
spot easier; futures frmor; Southern red ia,
lz7i do amber l2Ssl33; No 2 Western Winter
red apot l243 May l2l!sl2i9; Juno l2.1al22i
July lll3illo. Corn-Soulhern steady ut ll4ta
li3; Western stesdy but neglected Southern
white 60; do yellow Gl; Western mixed spol
C0sG9t May 699s6Cs: June 55s.55s; July Ssh,
0t ; ttssmer OH asked. Oats easier; Weste1 n
white dads; do mixed 45a47. Rye easier at lip
Hay steady; prime TO choice Penns aud Mary.
lard 2laS2o Coffee steady; kio cargoes ordi.
nary to fair e3al0t. Sugar higher and lrm: A
soft III. Whlskey quiet st 100.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-Cattlo-markct
actlvei shles 2eUu; extra primo CIa7c good Ga, 50
medium Gb,Gs; common 5is6. Sheap-msrkst
SLOW sales CGOJ primo 63.C; good 5slss; medium
5aot; culls a.. Hoga-market active, selling q,
SAW according to quality; sales $50.
NEW YORK, May 23--Stocks firm, Money
5aat. Flour a.eaiy and quiet. Wholt model.
a.eIy aclvo Corn fsirly rcliye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Death of Col, 60. q. Scost

CD. Thomas A. Scott, the Great R,!l,oaC
klOs." did at 9 o'cItcs Saturday night ct his
residence, about five miles lrou phi!sdeIphic,
Ibis death had been expected for several dsgs,
be-. lis physical forces rallied unexpectedly,
and nc beeame SO much better that BIO was 70
moved to his country residence. on Monday
last. The iadirec; cause of Col. Scott's illness
was 5n ltj1ry received in railroad collision ia
1855. As result his LETT tide vas psralsz ID
and ttr several days be WIS unabo 10 move.
From that time Col. Scott suffered from the
lrjuiy. During toe war ho was Assistant
Secretary Of War. Col Scott was remarkable
msn and was considered the Creates! railroad
manager in The country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

10 Alexandria's efforts 10 regain her former
prosperity and to Increase it she has many draw.
backs, some of the greater Of which are impos.
cd by her own clizsps. A city which hos not
the active srp2 ors of sli lis own peoples heavi.
~ handicapped in its rsco With its competitors,
but when that support becomes aud rim aims
passive and Iukewarm. and when, 10 addition,
these to whom the city looks for the Irottc ion
and advancement OF its interests initiate
sgAinst it, miracle alone vi | make il possible
for SUCCESS to result from attempts to secure lie
welfare. Everybody o. ell acquainted With Al.
exandria knows that it is neither as agreeable
to it's residents nor 80 attractive to visitors as it
was formerly, and yet it's Council has just pass
ed en- ordinance, the legitimate effec: Of which
will be. not only to make strsp gsfJ give the city
wide berth on Sundays. but to drive many of
i.s own people away from it on those days. and
to increase tho annoyance, inoon7enienc and dis
satisfaction CT those who can't So away or Who
desire to remain at homo 1.-the Injurious, OBJ
uoxious and ridiculous ordinsIc, be not repeal
ed by the Courc.l tbst passed il, the ore to be
elected next Thursday should repeal it st its
first meetirg. Alexandria is n critical cond.
lion now. and csu't afford to have her interests
thus trih, ID With. How such 80 ordnance was
ever passed is moro than some people can COM
D.nhnnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
NEWS OF The DAY.

q wholesale discharge OF CENSUS clicks is ez-
Ie,td within few dsys.
Nineteen couples were divorced ct lto recent
tenn o. the Blaine Supreme Court, ia Bel!as.
tx Postmas er Boyd o. Hou'to,, Die, hiss
bsen arrested for robbpg the postofics Of
money letters. He ACKNOWLEDGED bis su:lt.
Seven steamships, oscl taking with it full
complement of passengers, sailed from Nav
York for Europe Saturday.
General Fitzpatrick, who YES recently coz
filmed By the Senate as minister to Chill, has
sent magnificent bouquet 10 Secretary Baiac
The Church of The Immaculate Conception
at Mechanicsve. st. MsrY's county. Md, was
dedicated Oh Friday last by Archbishop Glib
bous 10 tho presence ct 90 immense thrcng.
Il dispatch from tho Ursulire Convent, 10
| Brown county, Ohio ssys Archbishop J. B.
Purcell is slenlily sinking; that he is scarcely
conscious of what transpiresi 10 bis presercs and
| takes little or no ooguiZarc, Of what is said to
| him. 1t is thought no cannot last many days
longer.
Count LoWenkaupt, tho umpire CT tic Span
! lsh American Claims Commission, has Rendered
| a decision 10 favor Of Joso NJ. Maciss. natr-
ra!izad citizen of the Uotcd States, fer $!.225
| OOO damsges against the Spanish government
| for he seizure of bis plantation near MatsDz IS
| in 1862
Fires in ks fields 10 California began yes.cr.
day. One near Merood destroyed several huo.
dred acres. Another in San joaquin couusy
| nesr Oakdslo, burned over tho couatry far d
space OF five miles square, Including whe.t sldt
principally. Foar houses were destroyed. Ih(
ire started from lighted cigar throwa for, q
railroad Car.
The Rev. BaDjamiD Weiss, German RI.
form preacher, with portion Of his conercea
top, was lcEcibly Prevented i';on holding
| services yesterday morning 10 the Etirtd {
Union Church at LenhsrtsvIl!e, Pa. Thrcugi
the occupation of The church for Sunday soLoo
| purposes there ar1so controversy. which Cul
minated 10 e large ruuber Of the members aae
officers taking possession { t the church &stut-
day night and remaining 10 the building o.
night. After exhausiDg all pcac,abIc mcat!
to gain admission. Rev. Mr. Weiss consulted
With his followers and then withdrew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

There is some talk of the democrats io tic
New York legislature. 10 cess they fod it I'M
possible to postpone the election of s,na!ors
until Q new Legislature shall have been chosen,
or to make combination by which ct least one
democratic senator can be elected, to unite with
the anti administration men ard serd Plat and
Cooking back to the Senate. This is ucques
tionablg their wisest policy. two admins.
trstion men 10 the places OF the resigned sen.
atois would heal the republican split 10 the
Senate. and again givs the republicans their
constitutional msj ,rity" in that body-for no
one now is silly enough to csll General Ma.
hone any thing tu! a republic,u-but Oonkling
aud Plat back there would keep them in the
minority, for their election would be their To-.
struotion to use all the means at THEFT disposal
to break down the administration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
!CoMMUNICATED
Tr.n ia..nassHs scREGaI.

The card Of blr. ". G. Gsioes published 10
the ac Lunber IF lbo Ma1ssSas Gszettc con-
tai1s !hcso Ho!3s, Il also desire to correct
mi:apprehen:ion of Col. Robert Tsucil So ap
pln!s from Ills letter published in the Wash.
ug:on Post CT this morning. This mistake CO.
cu:s IL the following sentence: Mr.. Gaines has
sta:td that he has tie NEST implicit confidence
ia The virtue OF bliss Trimmer. The wcrd has
sb1ull De chaoscl to had; in other words, |
said during TIC church investigation that had
up to the li!L, CT tho 18Th cit. inpl!cl: OFF
deucs, &c.
Twas present when Mr.. Gaines made his
statement heturn the session of the ohu!ct; list
oucd to it attratiVe|y, ard | understood him to
| distinctly aEd positively assert, without any
qualification whatever, that he had the mQst
| implicit confidence 10 the virtue ct Miss Trim.
meI; that she would rot do wrong, ard that be
| considered her IS pure ss an angel, ard nc
should feel compelled TO resent anY lDputatloD
against her character.
And, tlthough | carefully listened to bis
| statement. | did 20! hear him use the words,
| IL had up to the night Of the l9:h ult. implicit
cor ii ienoe," ucr do believe hc did use them.
! My recollection as to Whist Mr.. Gaines said on
tho OCCASION in question. is c1r6rmed By tho 70
mem5tacc, sDd judgment of sill With whom
| have cynverstd on the subject aud heard bis
statement 10 the session OF the church. Besides,
tho DAP after Mr.. Gaines addressed the session,
| | Told bin shat | was muah rl:ased with bis
! irsLk aod manly remarks to the session, aEd
that thty had ilcreaaed my respect for his char
ectar, which c.ritil'y should cot have done
had ho TnaGo eny charge against tho character
| OF Bliss Trimmer. What also tcGds 10 s;reog!h.
! en- 10y belief that [ cid net 'misspprehend'
| Mr.. Gaines language is that | also Informed
him that he had cut no throat OF his indos-
rneut against blr. Todd, as the expression 81
| bis grea. ia!h 10 bliss T.immcr's inaccencC
and lacap3c!!y to sin 10 the maaucr indicated,
precuded tho possibility Ct Dir. Todd's cirry-
irg Cut The evil intention imputed to iiG, md
ho did not oil C! 10 the correctness my Vi rs
| of the case.
| We msy houestlg dif.r 10 cpiDJn as 10 the
meaning or what weight should DO given to
1ortaia taos, but We cannot form any opinion al
al as to tho import OF words which were n,vl
used. As 'virtus srd vic, arc not in fcelicg,
| but 10 fc.ioo, Sd crime consists in deeds and
| proved before punishment DO be justly it II CT
| cd. The &C ual commission Of crime imp les
| intention 10 commit it, which forms part oil
| the ciFsnc'. But al evil iatcntion not carried
!uto execution is not ruashatl, ty our laws
though i: may be legally rtstraiocd, and should
b. c,u:nred according to lis nature End degree
ROBERT TANCILL.
M4uls:ag, May 81. 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

The Richmond Wing, General Malone S
o1n and homo organ, speaks Of bis remarkable
Senatorial course as "bis noble attitude 10 the
United States Senate" We crcs knew men
who liked tho smell of asa'n ida better thtn
that of the best cologne. and NO koow msD
WHO SEQ Verusss md Hebcs 10 their rights CT
wiyes, lu: in neither case is the per7ersion Of
the faculties 60 inoonprehensiblc as that by
which the iuexcu :sbo ACTON of Gen. Malone
is made 10 appear noble" As we'll cal! night
Gay CT June December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Financial.

NEW York, May 23.-Tdo Posts fnaucial
article sass: Al tho stock tx,banse u. s. per
cents arc 10 demand by those who wish TO obtain
81 per Gems, aud tho pyo, is up to lO43; Other.
wise there are % chatg;s, IN, new 81 rer osnls
selling at 1885 'l0t S:sto bonds are : higher
foF Tennessee Is CID, and o.hcrwis, are unchepp.
ed. Is h. bonds arc generally higher, the sd,
vance ranging from 3}.3 per ceut. The net rise
10 stocks thus !sr to day is 6 per cent. Ches.
spsake aad Ohlo first preferred vera among
Tao strong bonds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Episcopal Convention OF virginia.

The Council OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Church CT FIrsiDil o.os,d It's session in Dao'
viii % Saturday evening, AID Adjourned 10 meet
il Norfolk next year. The qes:on OF Saturday
was taken up in hearing the reports from the
various standing committees AID Gispcsiug oil
the same, Dcno Of them leg Of general imptr.
tarc,, The report CT the committee on the
State Of the church shows great prosperity 10
tho diocese 6uIi:g tho past year. the contribu,
tous having Increased ovsr 500 900. The reu
port Of the committee Gu the relations CT he
diocese to the General Theological Seminary,
New York, IVES racomni,tcd to the committee
after considerable disc7ss!ou, Involving the or
thodoZy Of tho seminary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Mexico.

CITY CT EiEXlCj, Ray 22 --Iha House OF
Rerre:eD: atiEes lasL Thursday almost unsni.
moutly Approved tho Southern r. T. grant con-
cesSsion aHd the bill will pass the Sensle also
within the mex: len days.
The Tibusntep!e concession which the railroad
commission granted to Capt. Esta was approved
By ,ha House and will psss the Senste with some
ncn.esseltial notifications that arc acceptable
to Cspt. Eats.
TIE inauguration Of The Aezco.C lanta 4.
4. will tske place June l6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
From albany.

New York Nlsy 23.-An Albany special to
Tho EVauing Post states on authority Of well
Informed persons that i: seems now practically
Impossible for both Cooking aod Pla!t to be
re-tIacstd. The failure OF tho opposition GIN
tc:ur orNy 10 Two ways: First, through The
liability Vi he administration mcn to unite on
proper c'udldates; aud second, % the ability
ard s!ingotsa Of tho Uolklir ucn TO SECURE
ie nccrIlc aid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
"Homen Never Think

IL the grabbed old bachelor who uttered tbi:
sentiment could bu: Ritpessthe Intense thought
oeep study a1d thorough Investigation of vo-
nen 10 Getctm!alog the best medicines to keen
sneif families well. aud would no,c their sagaci.
eit5 aau T!s5cm il selecting Hop Bitters as the
o.s'' e1a demonstrating it by keeping their
families IA perpetual heolth. at mere nouiasl
expense, 10 Would DO forced to acknowledge
Pcaymc. ~ ''N 'o''0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Sweden Alarmed

LONDON, May ga dispatch ftoal Copou
hagen 10 the St1ndard says: Tho Swedish
GovsrDmoot is Becoming alarmed and oontem
plates legislation 10 view of tho migration
Whloh IS assuming the propotiors Of an exodus.
Several oeunIics sre practically de1udcd of able
bodied nhabi!ants,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
ELECTROMAGNETIC Odessa.

LosnoN. May % Tho Fienus c,lrisocn
dec. ct Tho Daily Telegraph ssgs: A telegram
from Oitsaa Saturday. states hat disturbances
oon!lru, thsIc. Fctty Two restaurants have
been p'uiierc,i ard w:scked. The troops
b!vousc ia The streets The Ripht Hon. w, p,
Adam. Govcroor of Madras is ii. His condi-
ton il heigad to DO Irecaricus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
TEaG Late Col, e. scosf.

PHILADELPHIA. May o3.-Tho arrange.
alents Tor the faneral OF the late Col. Tnos. A.
SCOTT nave BEEN c)mp!eted. Services will be
he'd 3! the hous, at Wo0dbu7n, where the PAIL
bearers aud family vii assemble, at d the later
ucn! will tsko llac1 OF O'clock Tusslsy after
noon Ct Woodlands cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ii Is lan;cl that France will occupy Tu0is.
There has been Sighting between the kafGrs
aad Tic Beers.
Tte c)Tonaii,p ci king Uhar|et Oh R3umsnia
tc1k place yesterday.
The Paris irrecoacils3ls8 have passcd rcso-
Iuiiors IL fsvcr CT tbs siunph OF tho revolu-
tiotisis in Rus la
Mr.. Giads,one'a health is vi.by brcaki1g.
His lsto !lneS3 is ssd to have LIT verp cluspic.
uors mako Of decay upon hia face.
Il is thought the mountninsers 10 the neigh
hcfh0od OF hlaieur will ondcovor to w!est the
town ct inst nsnc irJu The French who now
occupy i.
l. is said that the Sultan has pronounced the
deposition cf the Bay of Tulis. but accepts The
situation. as France ia determined to uphold
hin.
The Governor CT Chs.koff, Russia, has issued
apTtcIana.ion iorbidding tho persecution of the
JcTs. Many Of the unfortunate people are
oG3iera;ipE to the Uoited States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Explosion.

ClNclNSArl, May 23.-Tbo oakland Mary.
laid steam sew mill, 4 miles wcs; of O.kland.
was blown to atoms to day by tho explosion Of
the steam bciier. Marsha Blu les, tho fire
maa. vas blown distance IF QUO or 100 feet
aud vas Instantly killed VIVA, Brownirg was
caught uoder reI,g t;mbers It'd seriously
!tiuicl. Eight CT ten oihlr ptrs,rs were
il inren
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
Drowned.

NEW York, tlsy % Two boys, named
keeuan end Baker, were Growned BY tho up
sitting OF bcst il East river TO day.
Ihos. Csrney, - ?esIs DID, residing at the
loot It Partition street, Bro,kyI, fell over
board last light, Ehllo attempting to board a
steamer st South Brooklyn, AID was drcwned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
The French iu Ennis.

FARIs, May :5-Sinco the occupation Of b ia
10y tbs French most OF the natives, Including
even somo of the Krounir tribes have subnai..ed
and rloro fra expected TO follow.
UN!s. Il az y Gen, Bskoush. the Tunisisn
Mlnlsler of foreign Affairs has resigned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

WARREN s. lURTY, United States district: at.
torney for the western district Ct Virgias. met
with serious accident Friday eveng few miles
which came very nesr being fatal. Ills horse
jumped over prtcipice 20 feet high en- the side
ofthe mountain, Carrying with him the Wsgon
IN which Mr. Lurty was seated. He WAS thrown
out OF the wagon, which ran over beth legs
brulsng one badly and ipjurirg his hosd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
! Exponent 10 make Inc fOil,Hiag s,nsiblo and

EzDo1ont lo make Inc fOil,Riag s,nsiblo and
opposite remark:
lyon, tl- Malone, are past redemption,
but to your followers We would ssy hold. Will
you aIloE side issue to ov;rIuro tho funda-
mental principles Ct your political txisserc,
will you lick the ta9d the. snites you? wi
sou strain at a gnEt aud swallow a camel
We have difficulties amorg ourselves SD we
cln settle them amorg OURSELVES. Ou.sidere
and common enenits have nottiog 10 do With
them; add when they undertake to interfere
we should. like man ard vie. lsy ssido GU
quarrel fur Tho Sine, snd uni,c against thu
latruder."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY %. 1881.

The enforcement tf the provisions OF tie
Sunday laws YESTERDAY has caused. as might
have been expected, 20 little of that feeling OF
resentment which uaturaliy wells up in the
breasts OF mol unacaustomad to the shackIes of
restraint u2oo the legitimate and ineoxious ia-
dulgence Of their tastes and habits. and yet,
bsbituated TO the etoymen! of freedom Of
thought and aoliou, are ever submissive to the
proper restraints thro8n around the body politio
10 insure deoorum and good order. Ac!uated
By correct principles and proper motives, always
frowning upon aby violation of the prophecies
Of the most enlightened sentiment, lhsy have
BY pTeOept and tXlmpio bed that Sunday
should be religlous'y kept and honcred, and nc
boi,evo there is 20 community il the country
where it ls more dcVoutfy observed than here
Yet the sentiment o! CUT pacpo is aVerso 10
any attempt to eaforoo ty legislation az ideal
morality" such as that contained In the "blus
laws'' Of New EngaDd. tho idea OF which is re
rugDans to their very instincts, and never, in
this generation, q! least, will such an iptrac.ion
Of their privileges be submitted to. The laws,
az before stated, re do not believe viii stard
The test of the courts Of lslioe, and they onlg
sutaet US to dctison in tho eyes Of tho world
Ii our Legislators would give the Tina and at.
tention to promoting schemes tor the material
sdvancemeot OF tho prosperity ct the ttwa
that they do TO tie consideration of tho Wins
OF vislooary idItr5 and polisico-roliGious sooie-
tics, whose leaders have always sem, ''axc to
grind" they would do TIC iowa ''some scrvioo"
sod render themselves aid the people they rep.
resent lcss liable to ridicule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

Col. Edwin A. O.borne distinguished Con
fedsrate of6c,r. who was several times severely
wouaded during The war. was ordained priest
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church at Christ
Church, Raleigh, N. G.. yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

Among the few newspapers that supported
Gen. Mahono When, uoder tho ''uncoVering'
process Of Senator ELL, hi1 intention CT desert
ing the democrats and aligiug himself with
the radicals was frs! discovered. was the New
York Herald. And that paper Continued its
support of him until it became apparent to all,
that 10 the.exprcssivo language Of Marshal
BsyliSs, ho was dead cock in the pit u
Then. tho Herald. toe, .urred against hin. and
the. Herald, as 81! WHO read il know, always
attempts to follow, not to lead, public opinion.
The Herald. edtotisliy, nov speaks of tho re
publicans' bargain with tho General as the
dubious alliance With Malone. whom fnas
they cast away es though they had ncver re-
garded him as more than puppet or counter
il gambling game and it's Washington cor
respondent ssys:
They used him pig as sort Of makcweight
aud appear to havo dropped him as soon as
they wore done with him. In part. however,
Mahoue was himself to blame for this. for bis
alliance with GOrbaln was dissasaefu. to moro
than half the republican Senators, WHO in theiH
hearts greatly preferred respectable demo
cratic secretary TO GoTnhu. 1nty Will lps!S
on . new nomination in December and q. tina!
time the democrats will insist on mora equa
division of the committees
And 80 it goeg. So it always has gons nnd
will forever 60. Tho only thing that make:
the Generals case different from others is that
rarely has retribution followed SO closely upon
the offense. There arc tu. few now go poor
politically. or any other Ta7, as to do bin rev
ercrce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

WILLIAM CROSBY, of White Post. Clarke
county, in attempting 10 board the south bound
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, trsio, Saturday,
at Berryville, fell and the train, which was in
motion, ran over him. his left leg being crushed
IN fearful manner. After lingering four hours
he died. Grigsby was about thirty years Of age
snd unmarried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23
CoNKLING AND PLATr.-The New Yo;l

CoSkLlNG AND PLATr.-Ihe New 1oiE
Tribune has published the following editorial
Tho followers of Mr.. Conkug met Oh Sun
day afternoon OF Nios President Arthur
house, iD this ci;y. The two ex senator's we're
present, aud received sssurancss from q pun
Der OF Office holders of support 10 case they
should become Candidates for re- election. Let.
tcrs and kilograms 10 answer 10 communica.
lion sent Gu by Mr.. COnklirg were received
from various parts of tho State. Mr. CoDk-
liog decided to become candidate. and Mr..
PIatt decided just as Mr.. Conkling did. They
will probably 90 to Albaoy and solicit votes,
and their friends will attend in large numbers
to assist them. Administration Republicans
still s:nto tbst Mr.. CoukIiaS and Mr.. Platt can
not be Reelected. Fifty two republicans are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

WATER CooLERsl WATER COOLERS! "A tins
assortment at the very lowest market prices csn
90 found st STANsBuRVs CENTRAL ET1vE
LOUISE, cor. OF King ana Washington s,-",ls
lMcnufnoy's BGlidingJ. iry2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

Il, Messrs: D. s. S.ropo & Co., DRUGGISTS, Fort
M:,sYoe, lod., write: 81. Jacobs Oil is con,
s!uered 81 CO: customers the best lipim mt
koo"o. as i! always evts satisfaction, and il
aeVer tails. Dir. II. Z. Ward, is one of them
u cured him of severe case Of rheumatism in
.nEee di5s' We always recommend the Oil as
tFsi cass Iiament. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

i2TTsoLUT1ON OF GO PAKTNERsEIP
name ~ me 70, uMnderssned trading under The Am
psrtIersbn ga. LIcss have .his day dissolved
TO me hrm will come forward and 90 set ,naeoseo
viii aad those having bills ysinst tSa gil
|. {. C'NEAL,
r. I. LUCAS,
ar a. co- H. I: LUCIA will continue tho sr c,io,
North Roys s, pas,n sns At the old stand No
~ ps:lcnage of the frends Of the ola
n523-1w
Z. T. LUCAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-23

At Lompoc. Santa Barbara Co., CAL, Salur
day night, The only liquor saloon in town was
blown to atoms by large bomb. There vas no
one in the building at the time.