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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
NEWS or LILLE DAY.

The reduction Of tho public debt during
February was $ll ,S43. 1851.
Mr. Botianino Rash, OF PbisdsIphis, died
suddenly yesterday at Nice.
The husband Of Mrs. L,Detry, the Jersey
Ly, alter short visit 10 E2ganG, he's ~
tutced to NV York.
Oae of tho oldest iron firms of Montreal,
has suspended. with labii'iii.s amounting to
nearly $500 .0O0
4 Pullman CIR bad OF state sooaors and
their alvcs LETT Columbus. Oiic, ycst, lay to
attend the Inauguration.
O,e Euudred and ferry four young men were
graduated ~ medicine at tie college, of physi-
cans ard surgeons in Biltimorc yesterday.
Sumo Of tbs leadiu2 colored men Of Atlanta,
Ca, hsd iGoctiug vest, rl.y and forwarded q
petition 10 President Garfield to spaoint B,uco
10 t ros;,iin in his csbircs.
lie cSuE,shouso OF Beaufort, S. g., Was de-
5;roYtd BY fro yesterday. Tho records wero
saved. g Tho Mapslcn House OF Port Royal, We
slso burned yesterday; los SIC. goo. covered
By insurance.
Tho House CT pgcscatatiVts spent most of
the day rDd oil CT tho blight gesslon, which last
cd TIL l2:lJ this mc1uIog, oo the Funding bill
WlthoI', however, icachicg any suit on the
Senate amendments. which arc favored b. the
Republicans Gnd opposed By the Democrats.
While Ro7. F.r,hcr Mccarthy Was conduct.
icg services ID Ut. Mlchel's Church. Jersey
City, N. D., yesterday, o III 10 rushed upon him
from pew, sclE ID him by the waist and al,
tempted 10 throw him down. Several persons
vent to tho priest 9 assistance and the man Was
arrested, lie was recognized es Frank Finn,
az escaped u1atiU
A singularly daring cad successful burglary
occurred at Chicago on Sunday light, at tho
house of r. Z. Smith, member of tho Board
Of Trade. MIR. Smith, on retiring ttr the night,
carefully placed roll of bills amounting to So.
000, aud Giamopd pin valued at $3.50, 10 a
pillow case 90 liz BID Ho was discovered 10
90 iesersibe condition 90 Mord,y morning.
The diamond ard money were missing MIR.
Smith did not recover consciousness for several
hours.
Tho State capitol CT Miorc ola at St. Paul
vas burned last night. About 10 o'clock ut
night, while both houses OF the Legislature wero
~ scssoo, eH alarm was sounded, which startled
the members from their seats. Rushing from
| tho chambers, thty wero confronted Wlh q
falling f!ebaZd ffom tho Gono OF tho Capitol,
| which WAS already all a5!z. A hook aud
ladder company buried to tho scere' and With
| tho cid Ct three Indoors tho members all esoap-
| Cd, sOtna OF them slightly sioged. The build
iEg tu-ted rapidly to the ground, cntsiug q
loss 10 tho Stae of over 500. coo tor tho struc
ture, aud tho LOSE CT the historical and Supreme
CUT library. Gao OF the vaults contained
over Two million doliars' worth CT State trust.
| bonds, which we're saved,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

lC0MMUHICATED.
GIVE THE DEVIL. HIS DUE,-An insorrect
statement is made in your lccal of Yesterday as
to the assignment of the companies from Alley.
andtla Ia the Inaugural procession. They arc
not PLACID ct the end of General Fields diyi.
sion. as stated. but at the end of tho Vireinia
SEQ in OF it, which. with the exception of tbe
Maryland 81 i'm. is at tho head of the diyi-
sion; neither, think, ia the Light Infantry
preceded By coored company, bu. By 6 white
c,mpaoy from the Valley. The assignment is.
OF course. unacceptable, but don't make il moro
oil / .o:ooaol 0 than it is. l understand also. on
good authority, that it does not Indicate the OK.
act Positions Of the Companies 10 line. but mere.
" 'helr dlVisions. FIDELIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
VIREINId NEWS

| Mar Danvi|le, the o:her day, Mrs. Jacob
! Myers, % entering htr house with an nrmful
Of wood, stumbled. aid large stick fill on the
| head of her little child aud killed it.
A citing IVES held at Warreuton. 90 Nom
| day. ooklrg TO union Of the twJ wings of the
conservative party. Resolutions were offered
and ordered to be voted uDon q. o meeting to
be he'd at March court. The Ieading mon of
the couoy address the meeting.
Mrs B;rpc, aged % years. mother of j. 8.
B3rne. co Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Eau
Guier, died at her residence near The Plains Oh
Friday last. Mrs. B. was one of che oldest and
most highly esteemed residents of Fauquier
county.
Ga Monday Mrs. Henderson. living at Laurel
Grove, nonr DauviIIe. was burned to death by
her clothes cltching fire from the CRATE. 10 front
CT which she was standing. Sho ran out of the
house aud O co cred woman clupht her and
tried to * ioQuish the flames. bu. she was
already fatally b1rDed AID died fourteen hours
afterRsri.
The report OF the President OF tho Tobacco
Association of DaD7lIlc shows that the sales of
msuufsc urfd ,abacco 10 that market during tie
month Of February wero Sis 042 pounds,
which sold Ter 1919 Cos so, being an average
cf 50 ST per tuodred pounds. Since October
Isl, tho beginning of tho tobacco year, the
Gales have been 9.7I5 $50 pounds, which sold
fer $3.50, 699.22. bsiOg an average of SIS. 60 per
hundred pounds,
The Grand L,dgo Knights eff Honor of the
STATE OF Virginia met in Richmond !as. night.
There vas full ATTENDANCE, of members of tho
body. There sro q. present % lodges Of the
order 10 Virginia. comprising membership Of
nearly 5000. Tho organization has for its
main chi cot the protection of the widows and
orphans of deceased members and the payment
ct certain weekly stipends during the sickness
of oDy Of its members. Tho Order was ogrsni-
shout eieh. years ago, aud since that
ume overs3 900. 900 have been psid to widows
and orphans Of deceased members, and $4,000
10 ben fits to sl,k members
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
30 Exaggerated Case

-, Ia writing the following, says Mr.. Cbas.
baugstt. &c East Harris street, Atlanta, Ga,
wcud have 1t understood that nothing in the
matter has been exaggerated, but oulv The
pan taos stated. A week ago | was taken
With what seemed o violent toothache, an old
aimeOt which had caused me the loss of mspv
OF my tes'b. 10 f.c; it was not toothscbe bnt
severe pain 10 the Jaw and extending from
ear 10 ear. The pain grew worse ord | was
forced to consult dentist. whose examination
resulted 10 ny dosing another tooth without
aoy relief whatever. tried all SORTS of 'oome'
remedies uuavailioeIy, for two DAYS. and
then procured St. Jacobs Oil. never had
us:d it before, as l do not take much STOCK in
proprietary m'diclufs Outward application to
the fac' relieved bu: little, but when rubbed
the gums with it, relief q was immediate. and
to-day am as happy as fish in deep water
All paios have Icfs. I must ackpovIedsa that
Ii, nave often boftr' doubted the many favor.
aolo testimonials given for st. jacobs Oil, but I
am nov not only believer, but slso a s,ro,a
advocate OF this most wonderful remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1851
The Southern Volunteer Mill ary,ComcaDit

The SouihcIn Volunteer Mli aiy,Comp a0its
Rh, have been deferred from taking part 10 the
loauguial procession by rsnson Of The hostility
manifested tcw,!d them by The military c!m
mitSeo ct tho executive committee Layug
charge of the Inaugural ceremonies havo (.oue
right. Tle7 wcud have been liable to Jesuit
bad they goao to Washington. and like sansi-
bio men htvo Determined to say away. Tho
committee p.sMd rasouticn er0ss'y ard grA'
tultousy insulting them and tba marshal who
WIS to cIn nand them. a1d though tn, rasGlu
tion was reoonsidered no dciaic action las
UT bean taken upoa i. Mr. has tho ex CO.
tlva Committee regulated tho aston Of its sub.
committee, and General Sherman cvaa has
thought proper to enEouGca that h, never said
a Unioo soldier should taalch under tbs en-
mand OF an ex.rabel. The Southern soldiers
though: thu inauguration was TO be that OF the
President OF tho entire c)an'ry, MOI Ct one &C
ton OF it. aad CT all ia people, n5 0. OF those
living 10 tho North. They supposed, toe. sad
naturally, that as tho civil war had b:ea over 50
long that the children Of those who Tough: in it
arc CID enough to light fer themselves, is ami
m,sties had been assuaged. ard that in 60 ps-
tioua\ an affair az the inauguration OF Pres-
dent seoionasm would BE- esehewed and ser
memor forgotten. bat thay fina, anl s2iTog.
fully, that thy hivo baca mistaken, AID 10
order to avoid being lie osuSn Of apy further
trouble, TO preyCn: 10 The tx:tpt Of their still
isy. any possible Interruption CT difficulty, and
at Tho ssmo time t. remove themselves !rcu
tho risk Of iu'!her lieut., they hlvJ like R;so
men determined 10 &C; in eccordacco with the
inIimG!loo they havo received, that their loom
10 tbs procession would 10 mora egreoaho hau
thcii Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Tie Washington correspondent of the BAlti
moro American slya ''s.alRsrt members of tho
Military Committee on thu Inauguration Ce1e.
nonies, WHO rtc:nIlg s.art'd an opposition 10
the appointment Ct eX-Corfeleratc General
Field as marshal CT divisioo. ore receisiog lust
now netited rehukes from ciiz.1s. Their
JEALOUS partnership has resulted 10 the sudden
refusal Of q number Of Southern military organ.
,Z.tions. who had previously arranged to come
TO participate in the Inauguration. Two com.
pspies from South Carolina, oao from n ,rth
Carolina aud the L'gh! IotaGtry Of AIex,udre,
Va. for the reason stated, have Concluded not
TO take part. y her organizations are expected
to be beard from to morrow"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Iho name Of Judge Kenneth Rs5ner. the
present eb!o and efficient Solicitor Of tic Treas
u'y, Is spoken Ct in very flt!crirg terms by
many papers in the South as worthy position
il General Gaiield's CABINET. This being O
republican family afsr, Of o2ursc, wo bIro co
light 10 advise in tho mailer. Sill if Mr..
Garfield wishes to invite to scat 10 bis Csbi-
net Southern man DO ono in tho South, ma
tice born. would b, moro acceptable generally
than Judge kaynar. His ability no one denies,
aad his honesty aud integrity arc proverbisl
lilo was Whig o! tho Henry Clsy school, aud
although Ee cln not see what busioess he has
10 the republican party, still there ho is. and
even there be maintains the Same conservative
aud patriotic views that marked bis course in
the old whs tiEos. As there must DO re-
publican 10 tho Cabinet if tho South bas ono al
all, Judge Rsyner's selection for tho position
would doubtless be gratifying to this section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

AS the Wisconsin Legislature has lot rem
dsred itself ridiculous By adopting the absurd
oouise recommended by tho Richmond Wing
with reference to tins election Of Senator Car
penter's sutc ,ssor. and as President ekci Gar
field has not brought obcqay UPON bimsoIf
and the republican ptr.y by following tho cd.
vos Of the Washington Republican with rcga, d
TO postpopiog the call fer al executive session
OF tho Senate, both these organs of General
Malone are disposed 10 lock upon the incom
ing administrator viii s1ythlog but favorable
eSes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Un the lat instant, WILMER POWELL, az,
% % robert n. and Harriet +. Prettvm.n se ood
~ years and months. B- Funersi from ~ H.
5 N eH of his grandfather, W. r Padostt e
70; ~ south Alfred street. TO- morrow sfternoo s,
sns,,f c1oek Inc friends ofthe family are re.
Fa an rasIIeeaegi1iGksouEg, on Thursday morning
WlsHART NTH, in the aid ua., 81 IL HNh s
DO was con of Dr.. VIM. Maiye Smith ais s IKE
s ssn n OF ,he late Yeamsns Smith, Of SnoW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Ga Monday las. Mr.. Hayce, 10 40 iaicI0Ie,7
with the s9ondtn: Of tn, New Ycik Mail,
said thst es far a5 lay 10 him theco shoui:! be
no opportunity offered tho Cen;c ats 10
orgsnz, tbs next session OF lie SoD.!a no
til after Mr.. Cllp,ntcs's successor should
have been elected; that there Tss no
need Of an carly session, - u1dor tie tcLuIe
of ofice act the members OF the Cabinet may
continue as such for one month after the tern
of the President who appointed them shall x
pire, and that he was opposed to allowing the
democrats to reorganizo the Senate by "snsp
Judgment" This was the dsy bo!oro he ssg the
President elect. A short lims after he saw him
he issued call for tho Senate to convene 10
executive session, as it always has dcne. exo:pt
10 four exolicablc cases. on the day Of tho TO-.
auguration of the new President. This sudden
aud remarkable change was the result soIcy and
entirely of the Instructions no received from the
inoomiog President. Mr. H,yes entered the
White House with fraul ndelbIy stamped up
on bis brow, and leaves i. with tbs aldtndum
Of low, small partisan trickster. Could there
be concaived snything Hitler AID m:a0er than
tho spirit iodic,ted by the political t,ickery
advised BY Mr.. Hayes? Nothog il ward
politics ever descended to low;r plano. The
in6nitismal liteness and u,eanncSs Of The man
is only tqualed by his frauduloDcy aud hypoo
racy. The country, d!y after to morrow, nlsy
we'll thank Providence it is rid of him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
COMMUNICATED.
The Twenty Second Parade.

B.causo oft Messrs. Pcsks g. Nails sold to
gentleman, who uame from the country TO
SEQ the sights. seven hundred dollars worth of
goods, and Messrs. Harlow Brothers sold to
Two gentlemen who we're on their way to B ,lti.
more to make purchases, 6odiug that tbey
could do better 10 Alexandra than Baltimore.
dood tor ".hc Committee" Let others speak.
Nor Man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

o,uacs Mr.. Gcrham lron tie Secretary ship of
Tho Senate. Induces the latter 10 soy 10 bis pa
per Ct this morning tia. IF President cleo!
Garfield proposes to mako tu,cass of his I'D
minis ration i! is very Gear trait be ought to
advertise for al adviser ct ctce." For otce,
at least, Mr. Gorbsm is logical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

We have received copy of the illustrated
Scan.f1 News. published By Mum G. Co +,
New York. Every number contains 80 pager,
full Of ocgravinss Of novelties in science snd
the useful arts. Ornamental wood work, pot.
terry. vases ard objects Of mcdsrn AID ancient
urt ETe lnely shown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

PARDsNED BY TRLEGRAPH.-Rscsally 10
Danvile Rebeccs Smith, colcred womao, Was
convicted By tie Hu;iiog C5urt Of that city Ct
keeping disorderly house and sentenced to 80
days in jill. 1t was stated positively By pbysi.
clans that her health was so deiclte that it the
ssntencs was carrie into etfect it VI I'D result
in the death of tho woman. A petition vas at
once sent to the Governor, tu: h. was absent
from the city on bis Sou!heru tour. and no ono
here could act fer bin. Yesterday, however,
the facts in the case we're teegraphed to him
and DO tclepraphed back pardon for the
4omao.-Richnlona State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

The determination Of the President cleo. 10
follow tho prescriptiVe law of the laed snd have
40 executive SESSION of tic Senate c3nveIed on
the Alb instant, which action necessarily tx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

From present appearances i! seems ;&a;
President cleo: Gartloll is q wise man Ia his
generation. tlH seeks information st al lioatS
aod from o.! quarters. but OILY nnsrIs i: n: SIC
proper time aDd 10 The proper poraoo. lie has
Consulted both wineJ tho Of republicans 10 Viz.
GINA, but, - far 81 5o.! ie.u ara coac:. agd,
has shoan ibGt az iaas! in enc rcsptc, ho has
not followed tie wishes CT the Malone wing,
which wanted him to postpone tho executive
session CT the S:ni:o uuiii Senator Carnent CT 3
successor shall hs7o b,ca elected, 20 that Gvti.
Mahono might have il in lis power to lie tic
Bena,e aud give the clstins vo.o 10 Vic! pies:-
dent eleos Arti u. tbs Is all right and merits 6
itreo,Vts the approval OF ell right thinking mt
Of tll political p;r;i.7. Now lot the Prtsislort
elect. whose aoicas So far. induo, the teliCt
that he will be Tho President OF the whole
country. and not ma CEloncD: Of the puhI:-
can party, 80 litllo further and invite sano CT
tho leading non paItl1an men OF the S0u:t,
suoh as Mr.. Il. II. II. Stuart. Of Virginia, 10
como to Washington sol consult with him
about the policy be ought 10 adopt toward this
section OF the c:unt.Y. and he will receive it,.
formation that will b, exceedingly valuable to
him 10 bis conduit 9! tho goviramcot during
the next four years. We willingly believe that
he wants TO DO ratioasi President ard 10 Peg
mo!o tho best interests Of all portions Of tho
country. To DO 90 nc mus 3nva corrcct uior-
nation from al Ia rsrta. ead h, CIR Ch!sIu
suoh inform ation from 20 rnnrs rcliEhla s.rrnA
than that no have Indicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

BERNHARDT's RECEIPT5.-Sara B,rnhardt
gave performances last week at Louisville, Cin
clDOaH. Columbus, Dayton and Indianapolis,
appearing SIX timea, and the weeks receipts
were SCI ,O96. Her ooe hundredth perform ace
was OF Indianapolis Saturday, and tn, gross re-
cepts OF the 600 huudrd performsuces were
S326 900. of Rtioh her personal share was
Sl26 400, besides having all her expenses paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
lCOMMUNICATED,


| SEQ by LAST nights Gazs,tc, that the
Alex :ndria Light lciantry have. after very
grave dal!bers,i'n, decided not to atterd tho
inaugura! ceremonies Oh the 9TH of March, and
l want 10 ask if sou won! please use your il flu
o1co with this tx;ousivo aud impressive body of
man, TO overcome their modesy. aud not make
themselves conspicuous by their absence; fer
how CAP We inauguraIe President without the
Al'xsudlia Light Iofantry? Just tbitk, what
tuniliatinp spectacle it will BIO for the people
OF this United States. to assemble 10 Washing.
ton for the pCrpcsc of iusug lratlug President,
and then find themselves unable to do so, be.
cause Of the absence of the Alexandra Light
lutanir! 1t secns to me in.as-much as thcre
has been SO much fault found with our outpo.
ing presldant MIR. Hayes" that these gcntIo
nlca might le1d their all 10 sacurios for us q
new president. But as lhcro ia q silver lining
10 every cloud and "a havo seen nothing to
the n.rsry. let us hope tho St. Johns cadets.
who possess better Judgment and more patriot
Ism will be there and lead US safely out of this
chaotic state Of affairs 10 bright sud proepcra
Gus future
The crowd will doubtless be large On tho 90
ossiop OF tho 1 b. tu! tell CUT valenL soldier
boys they needn't be afraid, We went let them
get los indeed We wont. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
DIED.

SeS Ask your druagistfor CODY of "Youn0
Men's Friend" and read il! 0uOs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Much valuable time il saved BY promptly
treating Cold at it's first appearance. Nothing
takes tho place of DR.. Bun's Cough Syrup for
Cousts. Colds. Ilritaiion cf Th,oit, &c, P,ice
- cente.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02
NOTICE MARINFRa

Poquosin Flat buoy, entrance of York ,iro;,
Is out OF place, and should no. be spptosc he'd.
The following buoys have been replaced II.
DOW OF York Spit buoy, frat ci.as red can cut.
or mId-:hannel tuoy into Hampton Roads;
seWelrs Point buoy. Crsney Island; buoy q.
1 Tess emo OF middle ground, Hampton Roads
The stesmer Violet has compenced 10 ronlac,
The buoys in the Potomac and upper bsy' and
the Heliotrope 10 work the northern end Of mid.
die ground, lower bay. and the Jane, river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

Extract from the proceedings Of o meeting c.
the Directory of tho Virginia Midland H,l.
way Company, held on the 23d day of Fcbru.
q.
Whereas the following resolution was adortei
by the Stockholders of the Virginia Midland
hallway COMPANY at their meeting on the fr:,
dsv of February, 1881, viz:
hesolved, That all persons who under tho
scneme OF reorganization had q right to become
eltner Dond6olders or stockholders prior to Jan.
uary lst, 1881, including the stockholders in the
y: q g., u, a. q N L.. s. D., and VIC, V.
N. q. 8. Railroad Companies, whether ey.
denced by certificates Of stock or otherwise, suL
VINO may desire to do 80 shall be admitted 70
such privilege. subject to such conditions aid
limitations as the Board Of Directors may pr.
scribe, a1d this shall apply to those entitled 10
the first and second preferred stock q, wal s.:
10 those entitled to coum IN stcck;''
NOW, therefore, be i: Resolved, That 10 order
10 ooVlate the objection to the issue of fractional
parts OF shares, notice be given that said old s.o
must be presented o. the Office of the comua.
ny, in sums of five hundred (5O1) dollsra or
multlples thereof, in orde, to obtain the issue Of
one share OF new stock Of the par value of OF
hundred (lOO) dollars for every Eve HUNDRED
(oG0) dollars, at par. of the old stock.
A true copy-Test:
ieDZo-2aW4W L. w. REID, Sec'ty.
lCountry papers along the line OF road having
contracts with the compsny will please inser!
weekly tor four weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

A MYSTERY.-A Gettysburg dispatch says
The towo and ooualry south of this place is
greatly excited over an occurrence that is in
VOWED 10 considerable mystery. The real facts
Of tho case ore these: Miss Clara. tho Is yonr
old daughter of jacob SHishcr, renu.ablo
farmer, residing two miles south of this plac,,
on the Taueytown road, a.,h, foot Of R9uud
Top. visited her fsther's b,rn "Wednesday al-
tsruoou 10 search Of eggs. Not returairg to
the house 10 q reasooab'e line searea vas ia.
s,iutt d. and she was fouad in the barn 10 au
VI luscious condition and the evidences Ct So
we're bruises 10 the fac. The uDfortunato lady
had evidently received rough banding at 6cme
ono's hands. Her faoo was badly cut, bu!
whether she was subjected to outrsgcs of q
moro serious nature it is impossible to tell, cs
she has since been in tuah a mental condition
as not to bo abls 10 give mu,h information.
Detectives at once took tho matter 10 hand a1d
by Dightfa arrested young man of the neigh
borhood named John L1ckabausb, aged 81
years. lilo is now 10 prison, but there is strong
presumption that he is innocent of tho charge.
1t is said somo Gypses wcra seen 10 tho neigh
borhood during tho day. From words uttered
by tho young lady it is thought tho assalant
was masked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-02

The market is fairly ac:iva AID prices ara
firm. There is no change to noto in q0o:sim.
for Flour. Tho receipts CT What hive soma.
wha: increased and 1:65 bushels sold Il: 10 snl
III for Fultz and l22 for Lancaster. Corn i:
shade higher and abou! 900 bushels h:ough.
5la and 81 for Whit. Small lots Ct R5o sui
Oats wore offered bus nc. sold. Butte: and Egsi
are in better receipt and prices nro d}cljnicg.
Other couatry produce IL higher. Tae-r +:
| soma inquiry for seeds.