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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

Tho New Ior,: Herald is go ".ndo pc! ~"
tina. i. adopts 10: oily the iiea III. !ho very
words Of the ULTRA radical Senators f:on 81 -esG-
chuset.S with roieyeEcc 10 tho recea. &c! deck
in the U. 8. Senate. a2d :ays The course pursued
by tho democrats VS. Unconstitutional sid
revolutionary" en- th&i tie temptation 70 H.
low it SIS 2 p-tC )dc:.. W.. s!H yJ be opa2 to ua.
lcrupu' ous and daring moI.-s0 the rnea, Cor ~
stance. who twenty years eg, began toe rabe!.
lion in tho Senate" AID al lhis, too, when
the democrats had VIVA! is stronger team wrl..eH
lsw. pIe1crp!iVo law, on their side; when tie Ss.
serted republican msioyi!y wa3 G!lcgetEcg Gc.;.
tious, IS i. was only Eaio By allowing TIC S!sto
of New York thtc9 Senator; and wh4n, c7on
il that sjoTity Gid c1i., it ISa9 cGGc.et b. tucl
questionable means tAa: tEe mora requisite
portion Of the reru5i AN party re1ol!cd ii il,
and denounecli: il rs severe tcyG!e IS wa1e en- :
ployed TO the Dsuio purpose by The most Ie1o-
lious" dtmoc:st, 'In!N2cnGon.iam" is abou.
as clo:e TO raiicais1, ~ i. c,H we'll b. 10 re-
servo i'll rsmo with any degree CT consistency,
and that is only little farther removed from IL
than is Maholisul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

10 day. '''s''
The Alexandra Catal will b, road, for nv.
cation to morrow night.
Mr.. A. G. Harmon has officially sccap,ea N.
nomination as the temporal C, c,uddst, tnr
Mayor. W
On the 5:h OF May, 80 yeats ago, soov IN
nearly all day. Yesterday was cold ard clania
followed to day by senIle showers of rsio
Mayor Smith will return from New Yck
whers he has bseu to consult With Ren,,em,,
inter ,sted 10 the iron business. Monday NIX,
A marriage license was issued 10 Wsshiusto,
yesterday to Philip Packsnhsm. of tbs. civ
and Msrg Jane CoDnors, of this city; james
Pyes. Of Montgomery county, Md, and EIiz,
Payne, of Tennallytown, ID. G.
The marrisgs of Mr.. Neville Ckurcb, Ia,.
mery of this city, aud Miss Sarah Hegii,s,
Durant, took placs in Trinity Church, Wash
ington, last hight. in the preserc, of l,rrs
number of friends.
A meeliog of the stockholders, or lot holders
Of the Ivy Hill Cemetery Compspy will b. be i
Mondiy next. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, at tn, Office Of
Postmaster McksI zis. 10 tie pos.cfi,s build
log. A full attendance is desired.
The pictures Of Gen. Robert +. Lac, s,,sl
on bis war htrje Traveller. add Gan. S:oaeR,
Jackson, exhibited by Prof. Cromwell ia,,
night. at Ssrspts Hall, called forth from n,
| ardi,nce enthusiastic demonstrations If %
provll.
| There Isl the yard Of MIR. Won. McVeish.
st. Asaph street, large Towering apple trs,,
covered With beautiful white blossoms. Tti5
tree sursc's general attention, aud is greatly
admired BY large III nber of people, iucul.
log many strangers. who visit it daily It will
remain 10 blossom about . week longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKIY EY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, May G, 1851.
If tho prospects of Mahotism ore DO better

If tho prospects of Mahotism are DO better
10 Other pir:s Ct The S:ato than they srl ID
this city eoG ojua.y, a13, from what wo zee and
hear, We doubt If they a7c, then General Ma
homes party aex; fail viii be noles5 re!natka Die
10. tha ideas. Ho cion1t say principles, i. edgo
ta.es !haa fer tho pagc!!y Ct tie vo:s il will
receive. As is vel! known i: has only oomi-
nal x:stetc, 10 this city. Sumo Supposed i!
was otherwise in;Gc c3un;7. where tEo negroes
have an overwhelming nsi:r,ty. and whore
reside many federal cEioe h3!ders Who hsve
been iDduc,d by their 5sii; in MaboGo's ia
faouc, at WashingE91 20 declare themselves
his supporters, but 8. a pubic mcetios held at
A!liug:on Wednesday nigh: III, Mahoniio
cisirla1 Tls ioicb? ejsc:cd, Maholi:o
speaker only allowed to speak By sutfsraucc
and at lhs u-gan. rq1cs' 81 tie s!raightout
Republican VINO wlg 10 follow him, ed Tho
strai2htest sort & straiebtous republican 1850
lutions adopted tys soto that was nImos. uaau.
imour. Mahonisn had had it's day in Virginia
and nuss ncw retire to moro congeoial thadss.
Its sttecAmen: 70 the "!2z ,fd'' f;:, shocked
the public confidence, its desire to abolish the
oapi.slion tax "eliuli1atad" it still further ir,n
tbs esteem CT thos1 Interested 10 The SAFE 5
we}fAre. and i: Ic.S.cs:ig Committed suicide
when il endorsed !is leader, who betrayed bis
State, bis section and bis party aad became the
slave Ct tie rsdic.l caGc1s.
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The n arkets.

ds Efoa.LIlIAosR,, May 6.-vireinis IS old -. A.
sias se DO consolidated 80 do second ,e.
bid % ss id rsss cue coupons ses new 10 40s 81
Flour steady ard firm; Howard st and W tIssav
ser5 2UAsa; do extra BASS; do family 81 q
DO fsni ivy Nis supeE 5o,sa 2Saa5
rtHetsp4co family 81. Whest-Son,bernas G ~ !;
l SSesesn higher and strong; southern red i5ai
55[ w; 90 smber l2sal32; No l Maryland 100. ~
2 e Jasa Hnss red spot 12ss2 Isy i2ss
ia lIlssl2i July ll7ssll7s Aug lila
57e ner and strong Southern white and vsInn
S5iss Mes! fnT 1ed spo; 5s.5; May 49, s Jups
Wesseiin S Vita S5 asS3 9st, higher ana sm
f P st ll3hl5. Hay steady Dime 11 IL ,Kye
Rio sno Maryland .o,s2l 50. Coffee duIi
I'm in cssgoes ordinary 20 fsi, e4slli SUI Tui;
W. a zo'''s. Wh'skey Gull at 81 10 0"sas
DIS As ryd LOBE s,.. y 6-stocss tuoyant MoDev
o. Corn sts, better. ''''' " neat sale high
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The Pvs,'s 6narc;s
srllcls say: The stock exchange markets can.
tinuo active aud sroog. u. S. bonds main.sir
the recent ad7aros for the d and G., ard ibe
445 ard 81 Wcre up +. Stale bonds are louo,
ior Ieonessaes and otherwise STEADY. r r
o. PONDS arc strong and 4acs per cant. bipber
inc specla! features Of tho stock msrkst to dar
are the Southwestern shares ard of tbe.s
Nan rs d Tex, hes advanced to so AID TfT E
Fac. to G5s. The ether notably s.rorg stccts
nave oeeo Hannibal aud ST. Josepb, iho on,l
ShareS Memphis & Charleston G. G. III ~.
lno. Boom d Western and W. U. Tel. NV y
Ta:c1 10 up to SCI. The Trunk Line stonk,
aocu' maintain The recent advance. l'''A0
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ROYAL visitor,

LONDON, May G.-There was gala procession
yesterday from the railway station at Sslz3urg
to the ps!Eco. on the oc,ssion Of tho arrival of
the Queen Of the Begiaus and her daughter,
Princess Stephanie. en- their way to Vieuns fer
the marriage, on tho 10 inst, OF the Princess
and Prince Rudolph. Tho oRn was deliberately
decked With hlgs and decorated with triumphsl
Arches. A! 6 o'clock last evening state din
ner was given at the palace. AfterSsrds there
wis reception Of deputelions bearing Weddirg
gifts. Toe town was brilliantly Illuminated.
Theirs Was torch light procession of students,
who formed before thu palace mskiog With the
torches the outline OF the monogram Of Rudolph
ADD Stephanc. B.acons were lighted on the
neighboiios bills and there WAS grand display
OF fire works. The royal party drove through
the town TO witness the ilu ninaliop. Peiccc
Rudolph reluyusd to Vienna at II o'clock last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
A Fatal Blow.

New York, May G.-D,unis Tu:biig. O boy
"A years # age, died las. night at the residerc,
ct his parents, First Avenue from the efftcs Of
q blow said to hsva boeo iIActed by John
kieEa5cr. Ga The 20 b of April Kio,fabsr was
ecGagcd beatIog carpets ca tho rocks at the
coroer Of First avenue and 10 s:reot. He was
annoyed ~ tho deceased, who, 10 company With
o.her boys throI stones at him. AS they re-.
fused 10 cass,, he chased The ytuops!ers, sttk-
irg ihem with the stick with wtioh hs had
bseu beating The carpet. Tut bidy, the dec,ast d,
il is charged, reesived blew 90 the forehead
which resulted ia bis death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

General Mekof has accepted tho Russian
premiership.
The I;aliaa govsruntn. opposes universal
suffrage. but VII; accept enlarged franchise,
based 90 etu,aliGn and tsXstioo.
Twenty persons srs 10 prison for completely 10
tie murder Of the Sultan ABDUL Az. Two Of
the nuedere;s haze confessed their p!r!icipaa
tien 10 the crime.
General Bost, formerly aids-de- camp Of
Don Carlos, who IVES arrested at Madrid in con
ree'ion with lsgsl proceedings formerly taken
against him 10 Cu5a will ba sen! to Cuba for
trial.
10 the House Of Commons yesterday MIR.
Gladstone gsv5 not &c, that he would on Mon
day Eek; move 40 address praying the crown
for q moiun,n! to B,sconsi.d 10 Westmin
Ster Abbey.
Tha Hone Rulers had stormy meeting
yesterday. Psrneil said if they did not vote
70 oppose the Lind bill. be wcud resign the
leadership. 1t is believed that the moderate
Hons Rulers will rot recognlz, Parnell's an.
thoIity.
The steamer Farsdsy leaves London 10 day
with 900 miles OF cabls to lay the shore ds Of
the new cable, commencing operations at Pen
zarca, England, then tossing t., Cape Sable
ard then retur5ing for the deep sea section. 1t
| is expected that the two ioes will b, 60is he'd
this Summer.
The seoond plenary sittioe Of The Monetary
Conference Was held in Paris yesterday. The
| series Of questions submitted BY NJ. Vrslik, and
| reported DY tie committee, were unanimous =
adopted for discussion. MIR. EVarts and bis
| COLLEAGUES from tho United States propose to
| visit Enolnn6 n AMMAN NTH tho onthnriffea
the oarreooy."
F.on Ven zlcla ii is learned that Senator
| Baptista has been expelled from the Senate oil
Venezlels for having shown disrespec: to Pres
dent Grznan Blanco 10 the streets of Caracas.
This expulsion will deprive him CT the immu
nifty he etjsyed ss senator, ard he will proba
bly, b, cow tiled aad punished. as he was imms
diateiy arrested,
| Cart. PAUL BoYToN has arrived at New
York, lockiug rudy aad hearty. He Informed
an Interviewer ttat he arrived Tuesd,y, on the
Crescent City. Ho had been engaged under
Don Nicto'as dc Picrola 10 thu Peruvian tor
pedo service, aud had beop captured by tbt
Chiliars. Ha escaped by the aid Of scms friends
aod swan GU. to 40 English steamer. on board
of which be was taken. He came to New York
uoder fs!ee nsmo aud With false passport
lie thought there was q possibility of his 70
turn TO Peru ss Pierola bad not yet given W
the 62h.. Tho Perurian leader was in lhs
mountains. aud was prepared TO keep up tbt
fight in the Cuban issoion for twenty years. il
necessary. Capt. Boyton thought that it wal
impossible for Piero!a to scoaps the Chiliar
terms Of peace, ps they ameuoted to a com.
p'ete extinction Of the gove,pmcn IN prohibit,
ing the exis:enos of ary aaet or srmy for IF
l Yeas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings of the Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May G.-Ths Fics.
Persistent laid before The Senate oommunics
lion from the Attorney General transmitting o
COPY Of tbs answer of j. L. Lewis u. 3.
Msrsha! fer the Western District Of Virginia.
to the report Of &. G. Lancaster. SPECIAL sgent
Ct ,hs Treasury Department. Otdtr:d to be
printed.
Mr.. DAVIS then took tho ,or, conera:u aliog
the Senate on that dispatch of tho pubic bust
ness which eusbled it this morning to take up
agan aud consider, ard he trusted adopt, tbs
resolution which be bad submitted IN March.
Ho did not ssk a5y Senator to vote for The
resolution, bu: be deemed it right which be
had under thu rules aud the Constitution to
hsva it voted unou. II iuvtk.," be o,ntiuusd.
addressing the Vlce President, "at your hands
the protection of tho Constitution Of the Ueited
States 10 the assertion of my individual right
here 10 this Senate to vote 90 the resolution
have offered here. within its rult and within its
Legitimate functions and which is now tho only
business before the Senate.
| Mr.. Harris said that hs had hoped that The
Senator had risen for tho Iutpcso Ct moving Ia
60 iuto execu i've session. Du!iog the psss two
or three days the Senate had dispatched large
proportion of the Iu5lic tu,iness. but more
remained u1oolsidsred and uudisposed Of. he
therefore moved to proceed 10 the confederation
Of executive business. Lost-yess IS. nays 81
Mr. Psndaton moved to &C iJuio. L?et-yea!
20. nays 81.
| Mr. Dawes thsn said tba! tbe last Two motions
having .bsen of dilstory character disclosed
the fact that Senator's were determined 10 the
faoo of the Constitution to prevent a vote up,1
tho resolution. lie could DOT resist that lac
further 10 day. aod would, therefore. move t
20 toto executive session.
This motion was, at 1925 agreed to tmiC
some derisiVs laughter Oh the democratic side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
4 Hairs in France.

PARIS, Hay 6 The budget com m!tea If the
Chamber CT Deputies las rejected q radical
sElendnant in favor Of tho suppression of The
French embassy 8. the Vatican,
- lam beta Who was rrr7snt a. d Dsnque!
to cs!eb:.ts the abolition of slavery, propossd
the toast, TO oil French subjects beyond The
ssss Wi hon. distinction OF race or COLOR An
address from tho English com nitteo for the ADO.
l!tion Of slavery WAS read proposing tho fornls-
ton 0! e Franco Euglish committee tor tbs abo.
ii:ion OF slavery in Esypt on similar plan to
that controlling the Egyptisn inancos
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Few York HENS

NEW YORK. May 6.-Tho police reptr cd
% tho Ccrlner to day that PetoD keiIbaeh bad
oteo ituud dead in bis room this morning al
3ol W. SCH sheet. ard that he is supposed 10
have o1nm,t'ed suicide iy ,skiog Paii. greco.
Charles Pare. Jr., nine year old boy, who,
On lhreo dlfsEen! OCCASIONS. attempted 10 ST
4:e to BIS fathers house Was committed to tho
JugeDi!e Asylum to day.
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Petition for Gmpeacl,n,ent.

:, HARRISBURG. Pj.. May G.-In the House CT
REPRESENTATIVES his mcrniug Mr. Berry, Ct
i!c)alrG County. nreseu.ed. By request, pc
mon ct cItz!ns OF Lack .wsnrs county sskice
!0r tho impeachment oil Gov. Hoyt ard Astr
ney Gtner.! Palmer for their action 10 re fereuce
10 'he Jutici.Ey OF that oou1ty. l. further
asks the impeachment % ID, ground Of corrupt
conduct, 10 Hardouirg oarts2 parties whose
c'!uIa deserved punishment. A reso.u ion
d:Dcu! ng tho pstilion WAS nassrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

All tho indications now point 10 tho speedy
extension Of the Virgins Midland Railroad
through North and South Csrolins to inportsn!
trunk connections in Georgia. If the business
men Of Alexandria are wi;o they will tsko !iuo
by the fore,ock snd make suck arrangements as
will secure the establish uent OF ST. elevator here
so as to st!rtc; tho grain from tho productive
section Of county through which the moIrcad
road is to run
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
lCoMSIUNICATED


TIE APPROACHING PRIMARY.-It was not
expected BY the Wliter of shori CT m uunicatiop,
under the above caption, intended simply to
recl;e f-S fac S. relative 10 Dir. Bsckham's
htoess to ill tho cfioa OF M.y.r of this city
that he would DO called upon lo dsgnose to the
enlightened community tia plain language 10
Wh:ch It was corched. but, since Fair Play"
asks whether ". mean to iasiauate that tho
conservative nSi osity will DOT vote tor the nom.
mae, u'tss that Dominec BE- Mr.. Beckhau, We
Will htst answer oateSoricsly. No-apd then,
iest lhl5 language b. rot sufficiently clear to
Far Play uDoo tits roint. We explain to
him. that Mr.. Beckham could not "Joh'-it is
not 10 his ra!uro TO do So; and b,sides this, he
mes too high 40 appreciation of the Intelligence
stu fonesty OF that c,rserValige majority to
slggast su,h possibility for il, The remain.
der ct Fair Pays ariicls is so contradictory of
bis own premises. ls 90! to require 90 answer.
DYFI.
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Immigration.

NEW ORR May G.-Seveo Europcau s!eam.
sh5lps tri!yed 10 port yesttrlsy with 20 less
'nsa AIS immigrant passengers of mapy
5stlonsIItles in their steerages, to be srded a.
Castle Gardsn 'NIu'a a'
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Fire,

RSSYHLE, Pa. May 6.-Tbe Ann,iIlo
lou lou ndry operated by J. w. Hoff.r g. Co. and
sae carpenter shop of ID. L. Ssy lor, were totally
Ge, .s 6y ire at O'clock this mornuT
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EPgrO BursIar Ehot

hEhrn15. Tenn, May Ga nesro burpl,,
vas vs. shot snd killed last night by police officer
ton, While resisting arrest The negro al.
bred UPON him. ''o 'A''e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

a, MGboRNEY & Son have lust received ON
eee MILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty Eve case.
~ ~, nosE OF VIRGINIA and NoRToN's SEEDL1NG
0 " AXE VINES These wines are so celebrat.
IS ior hear fne favor and purity that c:mment
10 unnecessary. Quart and plns bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

Miss Acui, Morgan has brought suit 10 the
Supreme Ccus at NV York 10 recover S25. 600
damages from hsf physician. Di.L3Ris Il Sayre,
whose treatment ii her. she charges, has been
negligent aud u, skilui, causing hcr to be de-
bill attd FIR lite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

Toe ThatloS;c.! Department Of Howard
UoiVeEsIiy toes is CT me1 o.ment exercises 10
Was5i2g;ea 10 r'gbs. Among the graduates
sre JohD Fl. T. Gray and Emor7 ". Williams,
OF Piircs Georges county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

CHILDREN's CLoTHINGl
-, CnILDREN's CLOTHING !
inc grantelt display ever witnessed 10 Al,x
snorIa: Suits to Fl; children from two years,
up. Bring the little ones and Fl. them, The
eciY BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE in the city. D,n't
tall to call and SEQ the SUITS for Sill,
NJ. j. WATERMAN,
90, Oae Prize Clothier,
ai27 Corner King and Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

, Some few dtys ago the Chicago Mayors
Secretary. Thos. O. thompson, E:q slipped
Oh tanan' p:el and slrllued bis koee, ae
writes thu st. jacobs Oil "scted like o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

r.. TIE hEAKs.-Iin Roofing, Clutter and
LAID opous' and all work repsired promntlv. bv
Tpp nrs, -, STANsBURY & Bro.
shs BEST homo manufactured Tin Ware
s 1u nooseiurnlshing Goods can be found A.
KKi;A Ian Central Stove House c,ros a.,
R Ra;1sa; aoa Washington streets, iMcBurnev's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There sre forly nice lodges Knights of lleuor
in Virgioia.
The STOW fall 10 Hsrrisonbure du.iag Tho
winter was 5si irchcs.
D.: Chas. Maogi!l who has been i'll for somc
ine 10 Chesterfield c,rnty, died there yester-
day of paralysis.
Many Of The farmers 10 Lu0enburg ere losing
their hcg1 from some dise:s', which they aro
uaatlc 10 account FIR.
The caleb of sbsd 10 the Appomattcy Iud
James rivers has been very good this Season.
Sturgeon ls also plooIiu, ADD tho eus!Eer va
tletles OF fish abundant.
1t i5 reported that shooting afT.ir ce:urrcd
on the mcuatai1 10 Clarke county % Sunday
last, snd that john l.. Postcr DISCHARGED q
load of shot iuto WIN. +. Thoupscr.
Dir. George a. Hundlay was yesterday sp-
poioted b2 tho Governor, State prex3 10 the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Comrsuy ia
place OF James II. Yates. resigned.
a personal CihcuIly occurred Just b:youd
Canpoe!is bridge, asar Petersburg yesterday
evening" between tHo cit;z.ns Of Et,rck, which,
While no II Ivy resulted 10 other pa!ty. Right
have termlaated seriously to orc or III, Other,
but Tor tho timely i2teItareuoo Of re1llensD
who happened 10 be Gear BY.
4 dili.ul.y between j. ". Me and U.rry
aod Alfred S5tp,Ianj, Of Cis1ko c;uusy, gov.
log cut Of the kliiog cf deg by the former,
occurred las: Wednis asy, 10 which oiez IVES
knocked scussls, fer ubil, with s2ooc
thrtw1 By one CT the ynutg mn. They v!r,
both arrested.
hr. j. Bfsc. B.gt,ly has paica;sas @! Gil.
Gee. /. kust. bis farm OF 400 acres, I;in2 n,av
Waterford, londtu1 equity, fer sos IS Dsr
acre, and Col. f. V. WbiIc has 1urcnssed The
laru near PtGeoo Hill, 10 tn, low.r pr. ot
L1udocn. be!orgioS TO Mr.. Siouss. a.d GU
tsiaiag about 3OU acrts for IS per acre, CASH
The gTrud Jary ia the CORPORATION Court Of
L9nchburg yesterday found uus bills sg,jss,
d.. David llsckstep aEd Margaret Fosug, both
oolored, for administering pol.ln to the f,m;s
OF Ray. l.. w. Baiea. y. D., passcr It the
Method ct Protestant Cbu;cb, tud iornctlg q!
Baitluote. T6e woman mako u!! oorftssion,
d.. Bales snd family recovered.
YES erisy moruin souo exc;tem.Dt vasc,n:.
cd tya shooting affair &C Main s.roa. Rchmord
10 witch 3Cupg men by the namo of Hunter
Gau'dns drew pistol srd shot at l., FAX,
They bad difference over business matters
Capt. E2ps. scsing Chief cf Police. arrested
Gaud!ng, Rho vas baied ior his sppe,rsro,
baiorc the Poio, Court this morning. II,
Whitlock, NJ. Whiilosk, and L. Fix wero sub
squeo!'y arrested. charged with assaul.ing
Gsuidiug.
The excursion party, composed of Tho presi.
depis ed directors Of tho railways oonnnco.cd
Tlth the N1rfok and Weslero, tbs Sbcusp-
doah Valley. und the Louisville and Nashville
system. competed their inspection of lhs nevis
acquired Norfolk snd Wts'eru Railroad, 81
Bristol. Ttnc.. yesterday. The condition Of
tho road bed and tbs general equipment far
eXoeilsd Tho EXPECTATIONS Of tho management,
The party made the return trip to New York
over The Shenandoah Valley Rosd to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

TIE remains of ths weak. minded man. wbo
Wsg supposed to hAva been burned in Col. Pey.
TONS house, in Loudoun county, have been
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oAEAk EAsr MISS MAcKEREL 10 5 ID. iin.,
oeautitul and very fat at McBURNEY's.
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The American Medical Asso,ia,jo,

The american Medical Association,
The a!tendaro, st the American Medical AS
soaa!lon meet! 6 yesterday vas larger than on
any previous day. A number of interes If q
papers were read aud appropriately disposed
OF. The committed on nominations subnitted
the following names Of ch,eis for The ensuing
Year: Fo7 president, j.. Woodland, OF
tho U. s. army; first vic, president, ?, O
Hooper. OF Arkansas; second VIC, President,
Laertes Cotnsr. of M;cligac: third vic, presi.
dent, Eugene Chisholm, of North Csrolins.
fourth vioo president, Huater Mcclure. NJ
Richmond; secretary, Wm. B. A.kinsoo, of
PenosylVanlf; treasurer, L. j. DangIisop. of
Washington, D. G.; chairman Of the coumittte
on arrangements, A, j. Stone. of Minnesota
lsoarcics in the judicisl c,unci were 6lsd bv
tho appointment of Dr.. s. N. Banham. IF
Pepnsglvanis; D.. j. NJ. Jones. Of the District
OF Columbia, d: A. Lntbicun, Of Nebraska:
WIN. Brodle. Of Michigan; Il. D. Hilton, of
Vernon; A. B, Sloan, OF Missouri, and r. B.
Cole, OF California. 81. Paul. Milan, was Sc
ltc:ed IS the It place Of NEE las. List rgat
the members CT the association AID ladies &C
Complying them were the guests Of the Rich
mord q. c ors and the ci:iz,ns generally. The
association adjorr;s to day.
Ioe Organization of q medical aid s.socis!ioo,
to be composed Ct fellows Of the American
MedlcsI Association God Safe. Medics! Sece.
!l's. hss been proposed for adoption by Dr..
FREDERICK HorreF, Of Virginia, to the a:socis
lion. The proposed neciclI aid s:cis!y is for
the purpose OF the creation of a fund, raised by
subscription to those who are members of the
society, to be applied for the beEe6s of the
tsmiles. the Eidows and orphans of deceased
physicians. tits proposition is designed more
particularly 10 lie ply siciirs 10 contribute
blessing to the uetdS OF thit OVID households,
ed thus 10 eXacare benevolent hus..
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Special AnnouncaD,ont

, S"ifts 5. Specific cures Scrofuls, Meroutia
fcisop, old Sores, or any ianpur7ity.