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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
FOREIGN NEIF.S.

General j:s-io2es, orc CT tho ablcs! eli cers in
Tho c.3i! W2!s q Spain. IS dead.
1t is alleged that Tho Gar Intends ccnforrlr Z
equality vi c;Tl! rights on tho poles.
Tho r.iaco .: tao Miri3Ls5, arrested by the
Turkish hG:aoritios. vii! shortly be reloas3d.
Tha Beers in Son:h Africa have arrived in
Rata! to jrii bAt..o - tho advancing British
frees
Tho do,th is snncuacoi Of Baron Simon Van
ODpeahelm tho had CT the gres. banking firm
OF OppeHhiaI & So"!.
1t is stated that tho late George Eliot left
msnuscEipt' which, although ircjmplot9 would
yet in ps:! DC puh!!51ci
Tho hGE;iaLs in their last engagement with
lie TskkG-Iurc5m= Lost 3. eco men end great
quantity Of Il IS snd ammunition.
The German Emperor mas ordered measures
20 proven. thu recurrence Of tAa recent excuses
oi the paTtisaLS o. tho Gntl.J wish aGi.ston.
Heavy rsias have prevailed all over Cuba
during tEo lag: weak, snd j! is reported that The
sugar crop vii. 30 retarded II no! materially in.
jared thereby.
TIE report that !orpo!o hal bcon fanni un.
der tho bow OF tho i'oacia:. Lord Warden
gasrdship Of TO Erith-of- Forth, is denied by
the com mea or OF the vessel.
The msrriags Of Prince wilhelm, Of Prussia,
grandson o the Emperor William, with Priu-
cess Augusta Victoria. Of Sch!eswiS Hols.en-
sunderOuoG a uSusto,burg, has bucn fxsd for
the eth Of February next
TIE Liverpool Courier states tla! the timber
in the carriers docS, at Liverpool and also that
in 3 private timber yard, YVES msliCiously set on
fire by means OF petroleum Monday night. bu!
TIC mes WGrc tI!lu2 ushei.
Great Ecsaia hes hgraea 10 tAe arbitration
scheme b5taeCa Turkey aud Greece. but the
Porte hrmiy declares that it cannot concode
mora tn offered lag. fall and Greece as firmly
InG;n.siaa thu: the provisions of the Berlin
traa:y Will BE- iasis!9d upon,
IL duel viii swcr g has taken place near Paris
between Il. Cruz s.nc 4. o'lntrevile, nephew
OF II sdanIo dc B,cmest in consequence o. u let
tar CT Madame Graux to Il. Laisssnt in connec-
ton with tho charges against NJ. Emile de
GiTardll. y. Grnu1 was wounded below the
eye.
Gho preceding; at tie state trials in Dublin
yesterday hra reported ~ hsVirg been very
moEotoncui and unntoI esting. AT meeting
Of tic c07pDrstion CT Dublin II WAS decided that
the Lord MasCr should preseIt petition 10
Pariiaa o.. for relief from tho oppressive land
laws. I ord Duiltrn hiss rnedo public his views
on the land question. sid condemns what is
known as the th1cn "t'i," W Fair rent, free
sac and lIi.y & tenure" Guards ara kept
over tho volunteer srmories in tho south of Lon.
doG In consequence OF rumored FeIiau dssigns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
NEWS OF TIE DIP.

Th3 sale Of pcIaia Plymouth Church, Brook
iyr, las! light yi*lied totsl ct So 336, Sd
irc:rcGso owe: las: YEA? Ct $l.SSS.
General Charles 3. Stuart, the emineat civil
epgiaccr, died yesterday ct t5e Fer: 81 City
House, Cleveland.
Another heRvv SOW STERN prevailed ycster.
d,y along the Nav Jer:cy cast, and it WAS
feared tie railroads would be again bIackeded.
Tho rts'd:rc, Of Eihu Sptrry. at New He
7eD. c., was rotbed Sunday light OF s45. 900
in Nas Haven end Connection; State boLd;
and various railroad aud other seclri'isS.
Tbs recent cold weather in New Jersey hiss
killed off al tie quail lef5 By tho destructive
forest fircs last SIMMER. Cane Of all ki9ds,
old aud ycu7e. have persisted in large numbors.
A fight tcck p'eco between Uaitcd Ststes'
soldiers ard batd OF SiouxaIu6ia1s pear Pop
lar Creek Agepcy. On Sunday. whioh resulted
10 tho defeat cod sorfccder Of Chief Gall and
800 Iudilus. NINE nt tbs soiiicif, AID only
cns lud:an. was killed.
Mrs. Harriet Cooper, coosca, aged lis yeDrs
and w.ighirg 400 pounds, died at Chelte1 ham
enc Of The suburbs CT S.. Louis, Saturday. Her
husband. who is Sill living. is l0l years Old
She was the no!h@r Of % children, tho young
est being e.
The New OhGaas afi I, yas Pacific HaiIroad
C5mpapy hAvs rco.r.l2 tu:chased size for q
dapot ia New OdcaGs for $50 900. apd il i:
s:a1ci cxrea. to spend $1,000 600 10 the
ucx; tS>.v, m,1Ih5 Tor dapo!s. shops,
tracks. X.
Tho Tamm2Gy Hall primary c!to.icns iol
Il iegates TO the DC" Ic3er0l comuiltee W9re
htli las: night. Many uew Names were seen
sm2ng tho liz: @! vitcrg, Gli L large number OF
tho CID members Of the organ l!ion were cen
spuIous By their aIsstc:.
John Pi;rm2r, German butcher md livery
Stable keeper at O;snen Valley. \. j., blioe
besct VITA Gnsnei.I difficulties. dug hole in
the floor Of lis baru en- Monday. tied rope tc
beam and ground his neck, ard jumped intc
the Doe. Ei.bou. tho disgipg OF which ii:
feet would haze touched tho ground.
The thief who robbed tho daughter Of VIM.
2. She!d5n ia Brooklyn. N. Y. OF jswelIy
sIlverwars. &c., Mynday cveoirg, was found
u unconscious aud dying yesterday morliog in ar
unfinished building a6joiniog the premises be
hsd puncercH;; While escaping he had fallen
through the s"}isht end thorcs through the
stairway to tho p:ro. Il Jor. crushing his skull
and brcoHiag Liz ar1Da and three of his ribs,
When discovered / bocty was &c .tered all
arcu1d.
The sitigiiIc c.raiva in Washington yestcr
Gag eiie1DCoo vas brilliant atf4ir. The par
Elephants wt1o runi,ous. snd tho turnCus To-
GUIDED msuv Of tho most s!y'i.h at the capital
as we'll IS ls:Ga Zuin52T Of gEotesq1e convey
enccS go:!Or up i1T ito (cNs0o. The success:
OF tho carnival s'3s SoIGThG: marrtd b7 the
7er9 icclcucDt weather. Notwithstanding, which
tee Avealc fen tho Capitol % The Treasury
! ~aa cno mass 6! huDaaiiy who eli Jycd tbs fun
II i; c3u'd b, 50 called. snd encouraged The
makers 10 r2aa@ci dari!mnut Among The
t3atcr;s Ct ia carnival was taadoui team
cocS!siiGg Of y ho!5o sid mule. which drew 6
sltd, u3cG which vas eeital robus: specimen
ic;cri@:G "R.yuhs5u,:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
New York Stock Market.

New YORK Jsp. 5.-Tha Pcs. 10 i;s 6nan
oial article to-day ssy:: Attbe stcck exchauge
U. s, boads ers firm. Railroad bonds SIC
stroug at 40 advance OF Ill! per cent. the lit
ter Lake Erie & Western incomes. Specula-
two shares arc equally etroog and with The tx
caption If enc reaction which began before the
FIST bjaTd ard ceased little before IL o'clock,
the market has bscu rising one. ine strong
esq stocks hsve advanced to the following figure ::
W. u. 10 S91 (on the reported formation of
q Dew pool iu tho stock) Chicago l. Alton to
l55; Bur. l. Quincy to 1917; Lake Shore TO
1927; Mich Gent. 10 l244; N. Y. @. to 1919;
Dtnver & Il. G, to IS; American Union Te'.
to 72! Reading TO 54i; Uoiou Pac to iii;
Wabash Pao. ptd. to s54; Erie to 493; Kansas
4 Texas to 435 Lake Eric & Wcs:ero to 4l4;
Pac. Msl to 4yt. The uouey market is slowly
bu. STEADILY working iato condition OF case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Mothers! MOthers!! Mothers III

Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciatiug pain of cutting teeth If SO. go at
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW VS.
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmedistely-depend upon 1t;
there is no miatske about it. There ia not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t ia perfectly safe 10 in oil cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldcat and beet female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un.
less the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents e bottle. Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
ELnGLNIi NEEN.

DlpVil'C is ladnglrg 10 general thaW, with
q warm ram and tao thermometer ct ~.
treshsss arc Anticipated.
Ja1eo ticd. Hunter vii! &, On tha bench OF
the u1Xt sessions u tie CGun Courts Of King
Gtoigo eEd Stafford.
Tho w:a!har ycstssdsy moderated AID gen
tla rainfall prevailed oyer large avos ct the
State during The cvdLiug.
At The cal! Of cleriymea OF all denominations
a pubic meeting was held 10 fredericksburg,
LIST ui&h. 10 provide means Of relieving the suf
tcriccs o! ito poor On eec)uat Of tho COL ]
weather. the supply Of file wood in the oily
has been rtdGcsd to ten co!ds.
The Hiohmcad State reports that the pris-
oner5 CT the j sill in that city have been suti.cs-
ed TO great suffering from lack of heat ard in
srliciency Of bad covering during the recent
intensely cold Wiatber besides acts OF cruelty Oh
the part CT deputy sergeant GRE mentioned
which CAUSED the discharge ct that officer.
The Fredericksburg Stsr CT to day says ::
Both eD2ioes ard trsia 90 the Narrow Gauge
railroad which were sno9 bound st Parker 8
for fVa dsys. succeeded 10 returning to this
plaea en- Saturday, evening ct ! o'clock. 1t is
hard to tel! when tho train will BIO able to make
regular trips through to Orange, as no train has
gone through SIEGE tho rscont heavy sDow.
The ttisl of ". s. Trottcr for the murderer Of
Clsborre johnson. 10 Greepspi!le county, last
August. has been postponed until the February
term of tho court At the last term of the
court Trotter VAS convicted Of voluntary man.
slaughter. and hts punisbmant was fixed at
eighteen months in the penitentary. At the
request OF counsel Tor defense the Court set
aside the verdict OF tie iory ADD granted the
ae,usad neW ttiai.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

That attempts to reduce the congressional
representation from the S1ush for tho alleged
resson Of fraud and Intimidation will te nsde
al the nsxt session CT Coggrtss. stems low a.
mcst c:rtlir. A good Way TO prevent aD7
further trouble on this score would be for the
Southern people to msko an arrangement With
the Legroes By which tie lstser will be given ali
the congressional p ,tons. provided they Let
the whites retain possession Ct the Siote gov
ernmepts. The social sEiSiy of Nor.hc1o men
for negroes. IS shown at West Point, suggests
tho adoption of the plan Wa propose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

The JAIL AT LOUISA COURT HOUSE burn
ED.-The jail at Louis, Court Houso Wa d..
sroyed By fra yesterday morniag. The only
prsoner oorfatd thsreiu was O negro named
James Hitter, sgsd abcu fourteen yoars. who,
IN order to etcape, set fire to the building. and
succeeded in getting eff. He Wss convicted q
burglary in the Couoy Court month ago, aod
received o sentence of four years 10 the peuittn
tiary, but was granted new trial By the Git
cult Court, which resulted 10 second capyis.
ton and sentence CT seventy eight lashes, to be
administered 10 three instruments. The night
before be received the last flashing be tried to
FIRE the Jail, but was frustrated. For this he
sbs indicted by the grand jury, and was 10
confinement awaitiog uisl when he made bis
last and successful attenp; for freedom, by
burning the Jail. From icdiuatious, it is evi.
dent that be had outside assistance, to make bis
exit from the main entrance. % the door show.
ed traces OF having been forced by o crow bar.
The jail building was comparatively new. and
cost SIS 600, On which there is co insurance. of
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

10 this wise does worthy Illinois contem:
pofary bemosu This is to certify that We have
never tried St. Jacobs Oh, and haven't The
least idea whether it would do US coed or not.
Even 50. ye Ledger people; but ne know lots
of people Who have been cured BY it, and such
q glad thanksgiving ss is daily rendered By the
Amy of martyrs recovered from rheumatism
and other painful diseases. would be q raveIa.
tier Of pleasure to the favored onea of health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tennessee Politics,

NASHVILLE, TENN. Jan. 6-Tbo State
credit democrats met 10 caucus yesterday, and
appointed ccmnittee to confer With o com.
mlttee of the low lex democrats relative to the
future course of The party 10 The Legislature.
The Senate has not yet organized. being sppa-
rently at dead lick between the republicans,
the low sx democrats and tho State tax demo
cfa'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

IHE Sun ALMANAC.-We acknowledge the
receipt of tho Baltimore San AlnaDtc. pub
ished ~ Mes :. A. 8. Abel & Co.. publish.
srs and proprietors of the Sun. It contains a
nreat deal Of valuable Information. Tho Suo
10 60 excellent paper, add lis Almanac vsIii
bls &C idnot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Fire.

locKPoR n. Y, jar. 6-The magnificent
Rocge Opera House building and the Garglin G
Oil building sdjoining, in this city, were totally
destroyed by fire early this morning. The total
lo:s will foot up fully $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Loss of q stcarler.

LoNrcN. jan. SIT is supposed that the
British steamer Finley. Capt Appleton, from
Savannah December Bib. for Reval has been
Totally lost eff LemVig, Denmark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

General Malone has written another address
sud laid down another programme for his party
in the State, calling upon them to rally once
more for the contest Of next fall. Tho address
occupies six columns of the Richmond WHY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
domination Of q senator.

SAN Francisco, Ja1. The democratic
csutul last evening on lhe 4.h bsllot nominsted
ez-Chio Justice Wallace for u. :. Senator,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

1t 10 mhdo Of FIRE clay and is tho only fire
proof vessel 1nado of clay in the market.
It Ia fuey GLAZED inside and out, which is
warranted not TO acale of or bee oms damaged
by heat.
BEAD TRIS-FrQit of the mes. Scduioua
nature can bs cooked In them without obtaining
any metallic taste or di.colorston. They will
not scorch or burn as iron and tir pots do they
are made OF pure fire clay and the glazing being
purely earthen, hence they arc more conducive
10 good health. 1t is strong and durable and
with ordinary care will last an age, Being ,hs
lowest piicsd vessel ever offered it is within the
reach Of every one.
Buy one and gov 1oiU never be aoith1ut one.
For sale By GREGORY q O'BklEN, whole.
sale, and MCLEAN & UHLER, wholesale and
retail. dec2S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

The MARKET day is dull and qu;eE Ther0
is no change 10 note in Flour. The offerings Of
Wheat are light. and sbou! go bushels sold at
rs. Corn is not so firm, and abou. 1870 bushels
brought 81 for white and yellow. No Rye Or
Oats reported. Country produce ia qui,! at
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

The OMNipoTENT CORNER. -HoR import.
ANITA place in lilo is filed ty corners. The
rhir.nav Garner is eodearid to our hearts BY
all the !tols associated with tho home ffosie.
10 domestic !fo tie OBJECT Ct the room is
always sourca OF anxiety to the careful house.
keeper, for it is eure 10 get foil OF dust and TO-
scnsi5ly accuIuia:o stray rubbish. In social
gatherings lis TO the corner shy. tim;d people
bettka themselves. Ns though their aim 10 life
YES to get as far from the crowd ss possible
Look 10 ballroom, ard you will be pretty sure
to fi2d iii the oorntr the filtration of the season
golcg CD. In writing, 'tis 10 the cornsr
the dstc $50 often the mcst important part
OF tho lettctl Is placed, and 10 the corner. also,
Ga. re fad tho equally iuportaut-if the
writer b, teuiu1e- postscript. What visions
OF y,u!h.al d.llles and mauhocd's uxuries are
cs!iid 10 By tho coruer cupboard What
greater anbltioc fills tho mind of the
speculator than to create a 'oorier," 90
matter to whom comes the suffering caused
thereb7, so lorg asst fills corner of his pocket
What greater boon do we crave from parting
ftienda than corner in their memory Oaoe
get safely ensc0Lcsd in oorEer of a Woman's
heart, SDd you may soon possess yourself of the
Rncle, HoW much can be taken 10 With the
ceru:r of ones eye. How fixed will an idea
remain ia c,rner of oue's brain. Ia dispute
bow eagerly Wa seek to corner our opponent
What fancy pric, i, asked for corner
lot. Eater street Car ard orc, 90! the corner
seat and you are safe from the inevitable
move up. please" When men congregs!e for
political or other gossip, they invariably seek
the corner of the street What is the favorite
resort of the policeman ?-the corner grocery.
Who ever objects1 TO q snug corner 10 q will
III fine, oncs srriYs at a corner in the temple of
fame, and you become immortal yqn Fran
cisco MeuS-Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

FenDor says. II expec. bockades of srow 10
the U1ited States about The 7th and s b Of
January" Whew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

John Ssddler white boy twelve years Of
age, from Falls Church, wss found early yester-
lay morning In the streets in Georgetown seri.
ously Ill. He Wsa sent to his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

The remark is frequently made that it ia too
cold to snow. This ia q popular error, It ia
never too cold to snow. fit be cold, and there
bs moisture in the atmosphere, it will be con.
gealed ard fall as Stow. It canlct be too cold
to snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, jan'y. o..
Prices to-day ranged al follows:

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, jany. o.
Prices to-day ranged al follows:
cattle, very At >
GOOD SO s.
Medium or fair quslity......"..."...".4 a 1t
ordinary 4
CalV %
2ueep "a -
~ "a
hogs, live or dressad." al
Cows and Calves Is to S45......."...-.
The market this week was only fairly supplied
with Cattle. the offerings consisting mostly OF
mediums. at an advance OF fully tc per cTt
which dealers were unwilling to give; the mIr.
ket was drsggy throughout, but few changing
hands. Calves in f.ir request. Sheep snl
Lambs dull and nominal. Hogs in fair reques!.
Cows and Calves in good dems1d.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. January -
Bseves -SRles were rather slow, bu. prices wers
unchanged common to good steers sold A. g.,
ll4c per ID dressed. The trade in dressed Rsrf
was fair at 7s9c per ID for fair to good sides. Ii
Beof sold to-day at 1t 1s4id per 10; American
live Cattle landed st Birkerhead and at Dept.
ford fell ctf mor- than $40 per head. and had a
dull sale a! Il !a,S per h. sinking hile, ia! sud
coarse ofsl.
Sheep and Lsnbs-Ttads was moderately Ac
tive at s. .G!c per pound for ordinary to choice
Sheer, and at Csc for decent TO good Lambs.
Beat dressed muttoa cold st 9a9t, per ID.
Hogs-Live Hogs were q triao easier, aud
dealers quote ordinary to choice 81 bass "
Fer leo lbs.
BALTIMoRR Jan 5 VA 65 Old 80 bid do
deferred II a,ke; DO consolid 73t bid; do second
series -; rsss Cue coupons SGT bid; new III. 40l
so bid; 1890 coupon 9ls bid. Cotton lrmer
middlng liz. Flour frner; Howard a. anG
Western super 50aSl; do extra 25sS5 do
| family 25.i6; City Mills super 55,s3 IS; do
| extra 4 25.b4 70; DO family i 25aSs 80; DO KiI
brands Sd 25; Pstspsco family ST Z. Wheat
southern nominal; Western stssdy, closing
| quiet and firm; Southern red ll5ill7 do embee
! l2al25; No Western winter rad apo! s1d Jan
| IIIsIi4si Feb ll7sll7b; liar llqt.ll9i. Com
Southern easier; Western oa:ior, closing quiet
| and firm; Southern white 81; do yellow So;
Western mixsd spot and Jan 52t a523; Feb 81
ca; Mar 64s54i; steamer 81. Oats higher aud
| firm; Western white "a .45; Go mixed 43.4i.
Bye quiet at lOQal02 Hay firm: prime to
choice Penna and Maryland 2l.S.3 Coffee
firm; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair ll1,l3i.
Sugar firm; A s9f:9i Whisky dull aud NOM
! inally 81 ii.
NEW YORK.. Jan. -Stocks strong end buor-
| ant. Money g. Flour dull and hesvy. Whost
white steady; red hesvy and lover. Germ
dull and q shade easier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05
Ekrs. Chrlst!ancy's Explanation.

Tho Washington Star publishes an interview
with Mrs. Chrisiaacy 10 which sho gives her
explanation ct tho leiters and history Of her
acquaintance with Giro. She Gays, among other
thirgs, that she declined many written requests
OF Giro 10 DO permitted to o,mo to see her at
Washington, but 6ca!ly went with lady friend
10 meet hip Ut the railroad depot on his arrival
from Nav York on the strength of 90 assertion
Oh bis part that he Was shout 10 visit Peru, and
thst, knowing there was nuob talk about her
there. no she'd to hear her side OF tho story
to Gefsod her." She says she dill not accom-.
paoy lin to the hotel, bus substq ucntly she
and her lady friend daed with him at o rcs.su.
rant, Tho GeX5 morticg at her mothers house
ho urged her to obtain diverse and mary
him, but be declined.
He camo biok 10 the afternoon and tod her
there lad been woman With him at tbs hotel
that slteraooo; that sorno Que had said it as
she Mrs. Chris.iaro3l; that Dir. Christianoy
and bis friends were prosecuting her. and that
she must marry him; she replied that Mr..
ChrlsilauoY and his friends might drive her TO
death but they could not mako her marry him,
aud she never wlu'd; he then left, but re-
turned IN the evening and threatened hor that
1t she dd not marry him he would say she
| waa the Tomao nt the 81. James and
ruia her. Bsing sga:p refused he sware
| vergcarc, upoa her for having scorned
him and foaly became 60 violent that to
| pac!fy him sho said she would marry him.
MR.. Christlancy further informed the reporter
| that Giro then returned to New York and she
| wrote to him resracting her promise, but he per.
sisted IN claiming its fulflment, a1d some time
| stterward, when she learned that Mr.. Christian
cy's counsel intended to institute divorce pro.
| coedlngs against her upon the ground of alleged
| improper Intimacy with Giro she took tho nd.
vice OF friends and wrote him the series OF letters
now published merely ss g means 10y pretend
ing to he in love with hin) TO avert his carrying
| into thacs tie threats which he had made in
| Washington and to induce him to give truthful
tei!imony for her protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

NEW YORK.. Jan. -Stocks strong end BUOY
ant. Money 6. Flour dull and hesvy. Whost
white steady red hesvy and lover. Germ
dull and shade easier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-05

There is ono thi0g which nature does cot
supply, and which cultivation renders quito ne.
cessary to fowls. It is charcoal. Blu. charcoal
Of wood does not answer the purpose; it has no
taste Of food, is DOT attractive TO fowls. aud is
seldom eaten. But if any ore will put an ear
Of corn into Tho fire. until the grabs are we'll
cbarred, and then saell of the CORA and throw
i! to bis fock, no will SEQ 40 eagerness develop.
ed aud healthy condition brought about,
Shloh will make decided improvement. All
pale combs will become bright red, and that
busy song, Or 'esckiug," which preoedes lay
pg will be greatly increased.