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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business continues t. ha Fre.ty impoicd by
the condition. isl.i:a i. th0 surrounding COLI
try, oNjnE % TIC was!ho-, and !ho Goa
tnued ice blockade. tho indications being tAst
.herc will DO 10 change for tho bot!c. for aonle
slime, Vcrnor's prediction ~ tho contrary, that
is, Judging IS tho temperature 20 3ay. Gcr.aln
il is th:t i. wi; ha some t!G0 b:oro .Ec rivnr a
opea. II in"EutaFy Lll4lrs thGIc Is !:o!Glls o.!
lEtcrc:! TO r,tD There is V5ry liberal oT.rinI
0! oansb'c funds ia Baltimore, end rates are
casiol. Loans are qlotcI 1T 4sJ por cent, with
the bnlk "flho hasino;s at thointormcliato figure.
IL tho NtW 3,Tk money market yesterday por
cent WIS l':H lu.iIg ratio for call loans tho eX-
cop!oaal fa!rs :b"ilS 4 ANA per coat. Time
lOano w1ro 4 Is ror cont, On good collateral.
PflTna mercantile paper 5sEA per cont The
quoted ratio for loan: on be2t collateral in the
Philadelphia maTkc! is4 por coat. Government
bonds woro castor yesterday, closing lover on
The Gs OF 1881 anl The B per cents State socuri.
tics qaict, except for Virginia coasols which
wcro active yesterday and stronger, opening at
u, and selling Up 10 70. closing, after
taicG of abcu; $ll6.0 O. with IS! bid % asked.
Tho 10 al worc quiet end steady, 1903 selling
st Oh Closing at tl3a5l.. There were como
sales Of 10 % coupons ut o.. Consol coupons
were hold at %. with only 92i BIZ st tho close
poocrs wore firm aud higher, 500 changing
hanGs a. 2ls Tha railroad stock list is vely
iiem. L Sc o common is quoted 100 bid and POI
eskoJ. aad tho preferred 10 bid for first and llG
al2O for second. Local shares quiet, but wo
quote: O, E & M - 1(2}al0l; o Il a 90 1T u.s.;
do 3! 1913 do 8s l0); do 9TH 67sGl; VIRGINIA
& Tennessee S. rs
Tho Now York Posts financial article Of 10.
day sage: at tho Stock Exchange U. s. bonds
ara firm at II full recovery from yesterdays de-.
cline. 4. K. bonds arc Irregular but ceperaIIv
lower. Tho oldor and choicor Investment
bonds sro scarce. Tho stock market WAS altar.
nh!oly strong and heavy in Tho first hour and A
hslf with tho result Of lower prices Before
noon. howovor, tho whole list became
strong md prices hsvo advaro,i 3a2
por cent tho la!ter Wobssh common
and ptd, which havo sold OF 5NIagei
respectively. Tho othor notably strong stocks
have advanced to tho following figures: Kans
Sc Tex to 97#i Iron Mount. to Gle; Union Pac,
10 1874; Western Union telegraph ll7a: d.. t..
q w. to l2ia Dol. i Hud. to lOl1; Jersev don't
to 93fi Lake Shore TO 1922; York Central to 16ri:
North Pac. to 3Ia 10 CT; Eric to 5n9: Donvar =,
Rio e. TO 95b. Tho Granger stocks wero wesir
IN tho morning, but have boon s.oadv IN firm
since tho market turned, but withcu! imnortant
change in prices. Central Pacific has rsn"od
between S9} and sea. Tho Domestic loan mar.
ket Is gravitatlng toward lower ratios and now r
per ont is sful quotation for call loans.
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NOTICE.

Tho undersigned gives notice that By virtue
OF docrco rendered on tho Both of December,
1850. BY tho Circuit Court of tho city of Alexan-
dr'a, IN tho cause of Graham va The W. g.. V.
ID. 81 q. s.. Il. i. TO-, he is now prepared to psy
out tho funds in his hands as follows:
% 10 tho holders of bonds and coupons of the
! Isl mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, tho principal and interest thereon IN
full TO January LIST, 1851.
(2) To tho holdors of bonds md coupons or
the "a mortgage Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road Company, tho principal a1sd interest there I.
on i'' JuN TO January let, 1891.
% 10 tho holders Of bonds aud COUPONS Of tho
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, tito priaeipal
o'd interest thereon in EtN 10 Jsnusrv Ist 1881,
C2 70 tho holders of bonds and coupons of tho
u mortgage Orange and Alexsr .d1is Railroad
Company dividend of S7.425 per centum upon
tho principal and intcreat thorool 10 January 1st
1851.
10 10 Tho holdofs Of bonds a. ID coupons of the
Isl mortgsgo Orange, Aloyant ria and Manassas
Railroad Company dividend of Y. GO Dor cont.
llm upon Tho principal and interest thereon 70
January Let. 1891.
Esch holder Of bonds or cI,upons OF TIM frat
and second mortgage Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company, and tho Manassas Gap Rail-
rosu Company, must produce tho same and upon
receiving tho money theri,for aurrendor them
Tor cancellation. Holders of tho third Orange
and Alexandria Railroad onds and coupons and
Hrs! Grange, Alexandria o nd Manassas RAILROAD
bonds and coupons, who. ns stated above will
rocoyc dividends thoroon muet boforo rccoiyin
such dividends produca the samo TINT such
crolits mny DO endorsed thereon.
JOHN y. BARBOUR, Uomm'r.
alexandria, Va. January 3, 1881.
In obedience to restraining order isauod Nv
tho lion. james Keith. Judge OF tho Circuit
Court OF tho city of Alexandria on tho 18Th dav
OF January, 1851, in tho above cause, am re-
CURED to modify tho above payments in the fol.
lowing particulars, until tho further ordor Of the
Court, viz:
10 tho holdors Of bonds and coupons of the Sd
mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company dividend of 20 pcr centum upon III "a
| principal and interest thereon 10 January lat.
| 1881, instead OF dividend of 81, 425 DOR centun.
as heretofore ordered.
10 Tho holders of bonds and coupons of the
irst mortgage Orange AloIandria and Msnas.
sas Railroad Company a dividend Of 6 per
ccntun upon tho principal and interest thereon
TO January LIST. 1851. instead of dividend Of
72.G2 per centum as heretofore ordered.
| JOHN 3. BARBOUR
| Commissioner.
Alexandria, Va. Jan. 10, 1881. janl9.t o2S
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ii'e mako! CLOSES quiot md ossp. Flour ID
nominal, tho sales bcirs only for homo con-
sumption. Whost is in bettcr enquiry, and
smsll eAlo5 Of Fult2 were E,ado at III, llS and
ia; emo lot Of Lancaster sold TT III, but wa
quote thoico st ~ About G5 buahel, Ct white
Co'n brought 50, No Eye or Oats reported
Country produce Is wantoi. isu.tot and Eggs
hro lower Drossol Hogs and Turkics arc high.
CT. Bacon hsF aivancots shade Other articles
unchanged
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EARN DESTROYED EY FIRE.-Tha barn
Nv ~ is MIR. Jonas, sthrif,y young German
'"7!nrT, vt n okcavilo station, N Tho Viroini.
t''di'n" Hs'i aI&r, was ir.ttcy1l by fro yostcr.
dizzy m"rnlnH ati"u! xix ucocI;. ls,ss 30, with
II" Insurance. 'iEo fire is surraso,i TO hnvo been
"'c'dnHtSl, nG MT. j. IL ono o tbs m,st n0rular
!rr'Gia II tho nci2hhorh0uI.
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COUNTY vouRr.-ln tho County Court,
Judge Jalata Sansstcr presiding, this evening,
3. i. tGGbett, President Of tho Arlington
iufn!ik Company, waH incd 500 for con,
tempt, IN c'oSl&g the gates Of tho lurnpikc IN
dal!nGco OF an order Of tho curt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

AUCTION SALES. -Attcnton is called TO tho
ADVERTISEMENT, lii nuothoy column, of the salo TO-
morrow. iy M,ss's. Green L. Wiso, of valuable
fHy real csat'; also to tho advertisement Of
H ,'St u "aio IN thu samo DAY by Me:srs
= NrM \ l.ulnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

hNMoEY Hall. Ga "Wednesday next thoro
",n ho al ci'i:riaInt!rnt a.. :irm0,y Hall, in
"oi prominent lady 81 li,is city will tako
thc lcadl;g rrl2, assisted by we'll known talent
s. ".'iin"ro AID Washington. Ga the cc;n-
H'"n i:'' t',rrc &c! olEcdy. eutiii,d My Moth.
I: III law. will b. rr,srnttd inr ,hc first tiain
Ia 'i'ih GUY. Preceding tho comedy o grand
o:ir will hC rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

WAS. O., Il 7. l. Il. R.-Work commenced
Upon the proposed now railroad from Wash.
lngton TO Point lookout, Md, wednesday.
The stn.t val mado ut B!allyWino station. on
the H'atin0ro.ard Potomac railroad, IS miIoe
trom Bowie, tunpiny aGu.h. Tho engineer and
construction Corps began stalking out tho grades
whilst tho snow wis Oh tAc erouLd, 10 ordor to
push active work S. soon as tho condition of
tho so'l vii! permit. COL s. 7. Suit, PresdsD
IN! Francis j. Stovors and Robert Turacr, of
the Beard Of Directors MGj,r Wharton. obiet
Of construction. Il b. Chunp, engineer in
charge, With G number OF assistants, contractors
att Il largo humbcr of country people wcro on
The Grounds. Tbs contractors. Mnssrs. Z. =.
nlckorsoa Il Co., of Nov York, W4ro roprrs5nt.
Cd BY hiGilr Green, Of Va.
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By Green s. Wiso, Auctioneors.

Try VIRTUE OFTWO DEEDS OF TRUST
- executed by Charles w. NowlaHd snd wife,
snd bearing dsto respectively on tho S.h dsy Of
Msrch and It'll day Of June, 1873, and OF record
Va, lbor T. psges 81 and 2i5, the subscribers, rs
trustees of Tho Mount Vernon Co.oporativo
Building Asse citation, of Aloxandris Va.,n viii,
oy ordor of tho Board Of Directors of tho said
association duly made ead in pursuance of the
provisions Of tho said deeds Of tSns proceed to
10Th dsy of January, 1881, at II NJ. in front of
tho Mari ot Building, on Royal street, in tho
city OF Alexandria. Virgins, the property con.
Veyod BY tho said deods oftrusL, to wit:
No. !. A LOT OF GROUND with TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS thereon on the west
side OF Fairfax street. between Wilkes and Glib
front on Fairfax street so feet d inches, and in
depth llS feet inches 10 10 foe. alley.
>, No a LOT OF GROUND with FRAME
TEN EhENT thereon on the south side of Glib
bon street, between Fairfax and Leo streets, in
the said city Of Alexandria. in front on Gibbon
street IS feet and in depth 7G foot inches.
No. 8. A LOT OF GROUND adjoining No.
on tho cast, in front on Gibbon street q f,,t
and in depth sc feet 6 inches. moro or less.
TEN KMENT thereon on tho weet sdo of Fair
fax street, between Gibbon and Franklin sts, in
the said city of Alexandria, in front on Fairfax
street Is feet and in depth 81 feet, and bounded
on the south by ion foet alley.
NJ Lot No. l will DO sold in two soparsts
parcels.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
GEO. II. ROBINSON,)
JNO. b. SMOOT, }Trus!ce1,
THOMAS PERRY,
Memo. The Association will sccopt ono third
in cash. and tho residue in two equal payments
at six and twelve months from dhy of sale, with
interest, and fully secured, for that part of the
proceeds Ct sale Of tho above described property
TO which tho Association vii! be entitled.
l.. 4. UuLEE, Secretary.
jSn12-e0ts
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WA. +. &or 700 kna hoon appointed post
m%steT at Great Falls. Fairfax county, anf
Walter Garrolt at llarri-. Louisa county
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IiIo steam lug rutomae. which Las boon at
me snip yard having in leo Prov pu. on hor,
lcii tho J"rd this afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

DREEDING CAGES AND INSISTING
ID have just received lot Of the above which
we oFor at low prices.
McLEAN s. UHhER,
jsn27 &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

He FISH QUESTION Mayor Smith hos
o.'i3d meeting OF tho cub committee appoint
ed at tho Joint meeting last week of the Sink.
ing Eund Commissioners, tho Committee on
lntLc Properly Of tha City COurcI and tho
!li'i deecrF, TO morrow afternoon nt four o'clock
st tbs Auditor otlioo at which the question Of
Glowing persons 10 hawk fish around tho streets
hhuiIag The season, or othcrwish exposing them
10: ra', III places other than tho roarkct house,
al! DO considered. Al parties Interested arc
'n'hcA II be p'oaont ln order 10 rrcaout their
2icw3 on ito Guaali0a.
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LGJLL IJhTIEn4IJ.

,,c.,:a1t IrojaJIaias. Jdanqty 8. 1850
..s i.0 4'Id,a States, clear O. far Wca.GcT.
W.nls G0Eo:..tT irol north 10 wet, sta.iorsTy
90 s,'2ur re Il taf0ca ator aod colder weather
= ..I.A.,
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RICHMOND MARKET, Jan'y .. --Thera is but
comparatively littlo doing, tho receipts of pro
dLca being limited. Flour is quiet and prices
unchanged. Whea. is strong, with salol of
white ut l:2'l2', ~ for mi1od and ll2sla2 for
fultH tho latter itguros for choice. Corn weak,
with aaita at 5ls62 for white and mixed. Moth.
ing doing in Hyo or Oats.
LrNcHBuRd MARKET. Jan. 27.-Tho market
IL only tolersbly active, the receipts of produce
being limited. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat scarc9 and firm at ll5al9l for ths batter
grade. Corn in good demand, with limited
| receipts snd prices from l17al50 for miyod and
Whito. Very little doing in Oats. which arc
quoted at a. 81 Ryo nominally S5lQO. Tho
salos of Tobacco arc increasing, though sill
i,Rh'' and PRINCIPALLY OF tho comm IN aud mo.
dun grades Of yollow, with bu! liltlo Iino, mo
| market is more sc!ivo, tho bidding spirited and
prices generally bottor and more satisfactory,
with como high sslos for wrappers. There j..
very iltto dark loaf Offering and that yorv com.
mon. Dark, smooth Tugs arc in domsnd,
FEEDERIcKsBURo MARKET, Janusrv o.
Tho market Is quiet and without material
change IN prices slnce last wock Tho demand
| LOT Flour is limited and The receip:s OF grain
| small. Flour dsS7 %. no to brand Whost no
al2O Tor poor tn choice. Corn 1850. Rye IS
| gu, and Oats ~ w.
/ -
Sug.rE-The Now York market for raw sugars
s dull at 7sa7ic for fair 10 good roaninp, and "a
| heto Tor centrifugal. For rofnel Sugara, We
| quoto Inc m.rket quiet but steady, with prices
as follows: Gut loaf Zoe; crushed iUc; powdorsd
| ~; grsnulitod 81 standard As ~, and ycllows
| Cohss-The market is worry dull and heavy in
| tone. Buyers continue 10 manifest indifference
and sales are entirely nominal. Tho stock in
urst hands Is now 3,l2l bags. Wo quote in.
| voees noominally as follows; Ordinary IIalllc
la't I3al3t good l33sl33. and primo l4alil
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. January 81
| be"ves-Sales wero slow and at rather easie,
pfices generally, but really good steers wert
not quotaoly loWoc. Extromes for steers 83s
li5G pe5 10 dressed general business of the dsy
Oalves-No change in tons or prices, with 3
Eliuetsta tfsoo at 4 ABE Der ID for grassers mt
osSc por ID Tor poor to good vosls.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Ths doo.and WAR good n
'full prices. and very common 10 primo cheer
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s,SJTTgssE asy,Bs
TOMORROW,
= SA.WEBH0KER'a SALE,

- !sIso collection of UNREDEEMED
prLhDGES, consialing Of Gold. and Silver
consigned to us. and will be sold al public auc-
ton on SATURDAY MORNING, Jsnusry
pm at III o'clock ct our store, @ ROYAL streoi.
Every article warranted rs represented.
isn2i-2.s UNEAL g iIJGAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

TIE " FATHER AND TIE RIVER h. cold
weather Of tho past few days has strengthened
tho Icl Oh tao rV6r 10 such an extent THAI it il
impossible to tell Whon navigation will bD re.
aumcd The railroad lug Brewcrtop. however.
still keeps q track onon from this city Ia Shop
herds.
Upwards Of 500 tors OF Toe, tbout eight
inches 10 thickness. have boon gathered eff tho
river thus far this season. The 10, croam deal.
ETg and cihcr1 ere ri 1ising over the prospects
for chaap c2 duIioE tho summer.
AS far dogn as Tolson'a wharf, which
is cr:y.fE mica from this city, tho river is re-
ported 10 b, blooksdcd with leo ID! inches
thick. There gro ti,rto vcssnla lying OF that
wharf the Caroline, Capt. Peter Francis. sunk
wlth irr load Of oysters On board; tho Willie.
Cart J.. s. johnson, 10 good condition and her
load cato; tho john lrapcs, empty. Capt. a.
+. Evans, havinS thrown his load orcrbosrl so
as to havH his vess2l we'll up out of rcsch OF
tho Ice. Dorins The lhaw tho ic3 ran hosvy
aud carried away four sraps Of the wharf. The
ice is now banked un fifteen to twenty feet high
Just above the whHrf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

KILLED EY A FALL Mr.. Levi b. Slice, g
rIominont and respected citz,n Of Accotink,
.cft Ills ;i"A" this morning to arrapgc some
:.:a't'ts "n his lsIla. tu: rtmsring cut - lang
ne sin'ly became uneasy, and search Was ia
"'HuiGd ioI HIN, ghcn lie Was found lying scar
his ioadcr stet k 10 dying CONDITION. lie was
T"mor&! 10 his llSdauoo phcro h, died 10 q
ic% minutes. Ii ~ supposed that Mr.. Stiles,
having occi:'on 10 ASCEND to tho top OF his iud.
Gers stack, tn IL tio ground holoV It'd Gus.
tanned The iintic3 from which no died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
taa goon. Mayor Smith said il had bean dec;

ta9 Goon: Mayor Smith said it lad bce0 dec:
Geo Goauluous2 to soad tho prisoner on TO ttc
g'21c JOEY Ct Tho Corporation Court.
ZEE court then took rtc:sa I'll! O'clock
Tl:Q tie examination YES rtslcle1. ATE.
learn: otlc? t,siI2Ey Charles iiGskiEi r1d
Reuben Massey were discharged rs thcro Was
no evidence agaicss; them. sod ThoE. Vaughn
and Baptist Carpenter, the ,Go Iocn who te6ti
had asaiLs; D1llcr, 1cro sttt D, to o1u,t.
Hal! vas fz. d at $3.50 FIR each Of the p1s0j
o!s.
There err su5li9l1cs Of At least o1c other
body having been suolessfuliy removed from ito
resting ulsc0 IN The Methodist Cemetery.
Elr. Wobb says tho report tnat tho head ii
tha la.o Mr, James Smith YVES rcmvvcl. ia moi
CORRECT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

EGA LBS VEKI BRIGHT DRIED
wv ArPLEj and choice Dried Pcochos
just received and for sale by 'N'''
JihlZ j. G. MlI,KIJRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

ESEhGUSON'j TORCHON LACES and
- TRlST TKlMalNG3 by tho ward or
Poco a. low lh!cef. FEHGUSON'S
]shlS % King slrnct
, 1881-03-28

Spxetat Di.tasteh to The CAtsdao Trtbune
WAsl,ISur0S, u. C., March a7.-Jero IIuralsor.
former colored Representative from Alnbaua,
wl,u WIS driven Into exllo fran hla district Oh
nccount Of political opinions, IL boug considered
III connection with tho mission to llaytt Prof.
LunHst0ll, colorcl, who has held that place for
sDne yelrs. It ts understood desires u chunYo.
Mr.. II tral+tn is Il very competent psrson.
Mr. =. z. Hounds, OF Chicago. bus been sug-
gestcd for tho o!!!ee ut Government Printer.
Tho President hus nutiAcd Con. John 4. Bent
Icy. missioner Ut Pensions a!nco Al,lrcb 1871.
TINT hp intends tu apl,llnt snc ono lu hlspluce.
1t u rutttoreI auiunK Illinois poupo that he in.
tends to appoint
GEN. JEssr: II. sro0NE,
who was for st'fap years II teacher, md who
served EI1AMtly Iurng Tho War lilo b III been
Presiding Elder In tho Methodist Church sinuu
he IrGt tho army, atld III Wls u Representative
III cuIKrtss frs,ti lRdJ IL la7. Tho intlInna peo-
lla believe ttnt sluEsaul Dudley Will reootye tho
ftltsIu,I.Uiice.
Capt. O'conner, aa Irish Hepubltcan until re-
Gently Il rcsldunt Ut AtAbMma. nnw Of Washing
tnn. Is nn applicant for i JnJgcshp tor tho Ter
r!tury Ut MtpHtnnn.
1t Is ssntud that II. N. Eutcheon, editor Ut tho
Fonh liu I.ac Commonwealth, - to receive lhe
Rpt',lntinunL Df Collector Ut lnturnal Heyenuo
iur the Fond dl tGlc district.
''LunK" JOncs loft for hume lust night.
, 1881-03-28

E4tJlhHaLlAt Qf HID NuNFllt1lAllUSt
Special Dlspa1eh to The Chicago 7ttbuns.
WAEH1S0TOS. H. e., March .s7.-1he friends II
Stanley Matthew's nro gathering new hupHs.
Samc oF tho lending Republicans who have Batu
tliat they would nat vote for tho confirmation uf
Mr.. Matthew's untcss tho i'rcstdont should c4use
It to be known that bis confirmation wus espe-
c'aiIy desired. aro reported tu be NOW convinced
that thu Administration docs wish biz contrnIQ-
uon. Mr. r.Matthows friends openly sny that thoro
Ii no doubt that tho President docs desre 1t, and
no one authorized to speak fur tho President de-
n!es this Insertion. Tho nomination OF Nubcrt-
snn to E,u Collector Ut New York for tlmo dis
tnrhea tho Matthew's men, hut tho most sum
Euine ut Their, suy to-dny thnt It ls very cvidcut
th.tt
coSKL1Su WILL NOT VENTURE TO uNpEN-
TAKE 4 CUSTEsT
In which he IL s1 certain u bo defeated, aud TINT
he will mt In Ahfe M nrcolInt Of hia PERSONAL
disappointment tn fnduc1 any considerable
nl,ulbtr Of tho Republicans to place themselves
IN Il EOstie attitude 10 tho Administration.
Whenever tho Henute Gun breNk tho existing
deud-lock ami gut ntu executive session I'M
attempt will be InA,le to hnve tho Committee utl
the .In''lctasy discharged fron tho further
st1tratton nr tho nomination OF Stnnley
a1ltthows. II this motion ls carried. tho notn-
inntiOn viii! then C0tfle directly before tho
Srnatc. and It will prnbnbly hu conar1ucd.
, 1881-03-28

SpFtldt UIpaEth 70 J7f CHIt4V0 TTEtlHz-
Fast sT2AH1xAw, Mich, Mnrct a7-Tho Republic
m .1nd!otat Convention for tue Tenth Circuit ut
snginaw yesterday, nomlnated D. ". e. uagr,
present Incumbent, fur Circuit Judge. a l.ar
muetnR ou sho :..l recommended IL. Gnxe for
tho position, but tho Convention yesterday, by Il
yose ol " to L., leclinel 10 rat!fy thu action Ut
tho IIar meeting. Tho present incumbent bus
bccf severe In criminal c,tscs where cunYlct1on
WIS tl! lt bis Cuurt. and III, thorGI0rc, strong III
tho rurni districts particularly. tnuugh prrson-
ally uhIA1pulmr with members TT tho l1hr.
sptesas U,sp.seh 10 The chdeupo Tribune.
KALAMAznu, Mitch, Mnrch :,1.-Tho Dc.nncrnt-
tc Convention t0-tny nominated Gcr.nain II.
candidates rrEulnrly In nnmInnton iur ths of-
.icu: Alfred J. Mills. nj Pnw Paw. Republican
cnudtlnte: John VI. Edwards, uf kalamRzs0. pen-
ples candidate; llIu tho Det.tIrutie nomination
Ut tU-IAy. 1t Is sh!tl that Mr. Edwards Will re-
sign Aner tho circumstances. and this will olect
hills without quGatluH.
, 1881-03-28
PROPOSALS.,
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