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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TIL WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY KvrNiNe. MAY 3, 1881.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedincs of the Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. May 2.-Tbc Vice
President laid tcfcrc tbs Senate the u56oishet
busine thu resolution for tie election
CT officers Of the Senate.
Mr. Farley called ot!eo;oa 10 tbs large nuns
Der OF n2nuati91s with were awaiting action
By tho Senate, atd moved to 90 uio executive
session. Tie D22p!e of biz Slate Of al parties
Wc!s appcaicg 10 this Ssnlte 10 consider lnl>
portcr. matters ia which they wero directly
Interested. Peli,i0us wcro daily c3ming from
the p1tlu rrsss Of Caii!cfuis, assioR for the
consideration OF the ChiEess treaty. 10 one CT
these pspsrs he had ots;Evad that be had been
charged with re.a!&irg tie cars duration Of tho
Cbiccs1 tr.sy. Tho r;cord OF the Senate coz
trafi,ed lhs, slstiGcut. For many weeks tho
dcn cratic Senator's had Invited tho republi.
clDs TO 10 iu'O X :cEjivo scssiop. Eight hun
dred lr one thousand Cbinnmen we're arriving
semi monthly at San Francisco. A ship full of
Cni,apen aad with small pox on board was
to dry lying OF quarantine 10 the harbor CT San
F:ascsco, and the people Of California wero
prost sting against this neglect on the part CT the
Senate, for which Neglect the republican party
Tsp responsible.
Mr.. Dawes said that be vas s. atXioua TO 20
| Ioto executive session as enY uGn could DO. hut
tSe record of The past two raoEths would dis
c|oss The isc: that the Senator (Mr. Fsr,eyJ and
| lhoso who seed with Tin had beer soIo'y
| responsible Tor aDy d:lay ia not going into
executive session.
Mr.. Farley replied tina: bc republican party
| c>D'd not esoipe the responsibility for she evils
which had ho!aI!en ;he people Of tho Pacific
coast.
Mr.. Dawes ri lined that tic Senator stood
here and tod the People Ct California that
| hnr hon how \ 1 ~
Ssus!c 6ip'scad. ha Woud let the Chinese
como nnd bring oil the evils that they might.
Mr.. Failsy repeated The statement that tho
people OF California wtrs protesting against the
IacSion of tie Seus.c. and declared thet the
sgsirst the election f Mr.. Gorham as Secretary
Of The Senate. Ha believed that the other side
ct the chamber had ct l-s. come to its senses.
Thore Was en- opinion on the Pacific coast that
the Senator from Massachusetts (Mr. Dawes)
and bis coiloseu:s were opposed 10 placing any
Ies;rlctioo upon Tho immigration Of Chinese.
Whstter that Wero .rus or not, time you'd
6cTelop, but the present sction OF he Senate
8Cu.d strengthen that c?i1iGu.
Mi. Dawes inquired 10 what party wrro the
Deolla of CaI!iorril Indebted fcr any merits
which Tie Chinese treaties might cortaio, aud
TO whom were they Indebted fer the fact that
those treaties wsre not to day The lew Ct the
lana.
MIR. Beck taCGttd ,ho re!u5ioa1s Sih ccw
ard CO ia not going iaIo executive sessioo. They
hsd not dared to Go 50 because Of divisions a
| the parry on lSpcr!act nonloatioos
! DIR. Dawes expressed bis surprise a. What be
termed tho novel enooE1 Gem snt that there was
great gulf yewaipg before tho reput clu
members ct the Se1a:e. lt~ss sli new 10 him.
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The MRrkcfS.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Virginia 6s old -; do
dsforred -; do consolidated s0i; do second Sc.
riss SO; pest Qua coupons 96t new 1040s s:
It'd to-day. Cotton dull niddling 1(s Flour
steady; Howard st and Western super 25aSi;
do extra 25aS5s do family s 1886 IS; City
Mills super 25aSi: do extra 25aS5; do family
6 5OsS6 62; do Rio brands 25aS5 80; Pstspsco
family 81. Wheat-Southern s!esdy; Western
higher. but inactive; Southern red llesl2l; do
amber l23,130; No Western winter red spo;
l2ls12l3; May l2lsl2ib juno 11es ,ll9I; July
ll53all55; August ll23all3. Cora-Southern
steady; Western irmer; Southern white IS :;
do yellow 5:3; Western ,EiIoi spot and May
552a55; June 55 July sol asked; steamer IL,
Oats steady aud quiet; Western wbi.s 46.i7; DO
mixed 45MG. RSo easier at 10. bay quio: lnd
STEADY; prime to choice Penua aud Asrysrd
2OaS2! g. Coffee unaotLed and dull; Rio ca,
gees ordinary 10 fsir Sail Sugar Gcm; A sys:
&c Whiskey quiet s. ST 10.
PHILADELPHIA. Msv 2-Cattie-sAles 2SOi
markei active prime Gs .e3 good GsG!: meiiuc
54s55 con mon 4ssts Sheep-ssles 800; mar.
ket tsir; wool Sheep 5la7 clipped Sheen 4ij?
Hogs-saes 3lC0; market active prime Q! .9I !;
good t2AGs; medium 9:es.
NEW YORK, May 2-Stocks strong Money
4s5. Flour irmer. Wheat tslc higher. Com
&c better and q2iet.
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shot Gown Dublin.

LUBLIN, May "a dreadful Fenian out.
rage was committed in Dublin LAST night about
0.2O O'clock. 1t appears that young man
named Bernard Farrell. hged Is years, resides at
No.22 Cumberland st. with his father, journey
man butcher. The landlord OF the house, Mr..
a. Q. Dugsn. employed ycung Farrell to dc
some whltowashing. While engaged in that
occupation he discovered two ri1a5 concealed in
the mouse and communicated his dicovery to
tho laadlord, who informed the police, to whom
he gsvo the r.il,s. Rernsrd Farrell and com
rade named Kelly We're returning home last
night and had Just reached the corner of the
street when unknown asssilants net and attack.
ed them, although large numbers of paraons
were passing. Young Farrell was sbot il the
neck and dropped Immediately. His comrsde
was also wounded.
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Financial.

New YoEK. May 2-The Posts fnsncis,
article says: The Stock Exchange mssko,s vii.
undue excitement are sctive and strong to.dar,
U bonds are firm; the IS are quoted eIgusltcr.
~ interest. State bonds arc generally hishcr,
up 4sl5 per cent, the latter Mobile & Ohio de-
bentures. The stock ma,kss is strong and ii,
net result Of the fluctuations up 10 this hour is
an advance of ls2t and including Memphis /
Charleston of 81 per cent; heading is up 9! 10
55s Tho trunk line stocks are the special fes.
lures of the old stocks and of these tho Chief
var cad to 127. In the Southern stocks Gees {,
Ohio Issues have been festures and prices have
advanced to pa, SCI and 444 respectively; Louis
Vile 8 Nashville is down to lC0 from lGl..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02
ICOMMUNICATED

Can not tho au!heritiea OF the Virsini. Nix.
land road change tina ,che1ula of tho Wsr.cr:oa
branch fos tho tenef. Of the people {: lsigo ogl
moro especially Cor Ito c;t;z,ns Ct War.a%.,n
and vicinity.
As tho .uI. mer isnow upon u ard tho ro.L i
showing an increased passenger tIava', i. wou'!
be great convenience 10 US If Sir. Barbour
would place upon this branch iiao a sUccnl
train Lowing here in The morning so rs 10 cc!.
meet with the through train bound NORTH. ga:
people can then 20 - Alexandria, Wa:hngto',
snd Baltimore in tho morli1g tralsac. tDur
business and return the same evening.
AS It Is now We are com pelted {, lay o9,t -
the cities named all night, and i. takes u.srlv
TWO days 10 90 By r. il ittJ miles aht return
:. Inc public gratefully acknowledge Tho re6n
tion or price on the ro.d. Let the Eirgiai' I'D
land officials go further, and do the 40! gF.c'.
iui thing by granting tie wishes OF every person
IN this section and run an extra train On oa-
Wsrrenton branch. 1t would pay. for uiacEtss,d
.finc would spring Up. TO b to,,his p!sca "rd
Inc Springs. and mauy here would avail th.m.
selVes OF the opportunity of going to Wsshas'
Ton. which they Cannot Go, being o03cl 70
spend the night away from homo
P4CQCISR
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W:rrot!oc, Va, May 81.
The Fauquier a,cdical Soc,cty.

AN account of the proceedings of the meeting
Ct tho Fsuquisr Medical Society held lss: week
m ms siresdy boon published in the Gt%"e
Inc following ere the resolutions which "ef'
passed:
Where's, This Sccie!y is neither sufii:!e
comprehensive in its mama, nor cs.ho.!c in il;
aims; therefore
Resolved, Thst this Society DO herts!!e'
ciety.
Resolved. Thst this Society be made plic!aI;;
cally clinical society, for the e1aminatlo9.Jh :,
csses OF interest," and especially casea in wa,i All.
computation is desirable for eolviog diiA'u''
or doubtful dagnoscia.
Resolved, That we take pride in following u.
example Initiated by the Southwest vigil.
Msaieal Society in allowing ndigent p pa0sIv
for examination, and TO b, prescribed for, q
free of charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

83nEn% JOURNALISM he Nov York Her.
al3. IN c3!icq fence of Tic Increasing demands
u2on lis columns, is co;a colCd to issue on Sun.
days so1tGpia shtc!s-;h:t is. nearly as much
rcscia& matte: ns Tue primitive $40 single get
aawa laY:c contained ia i:s SA.u,l flo II vas
though. 20 90 ia,!iCra vi.ioH4ry assertion when
tho sunoaI c Il: wa3 Tagl9 thu! tho rovi:ed
Mo;2 G,os.sLca. go pagos) you'd b. putt tyr
IN tWe:t} -ioir !.ou73; aGI sc; Soxtupl3 cii!ion
CT ao }iuTati Gon'e' ils more III 20 two t2eW Tes-
taaaEis, s.oi h.s 10 be pub.iaSod ia mach less
t0aa tmCi!tyr!-G- hgucs, Too. Tho newspaper Of
or dsy, wliah coataia: ovo:y hing Of Import.
q; CO .,s&sGi,:ay il the void wi!hia f. Il houls
altar is occurrence Is s. c)arsnianGe, 4 70. q
,a.;yei 81 oHSc wA3a i: Is c1Dsiiered tha! the
s-2u6:.:h2cs OF May nos living hni - 80 10 as
gren. trouble esd coIsaaia d: much ti:Eo in OBJ
taining aUw5 ~ Noth or Abraham ever did {;
and ye! the present gaueig.!02, or may Of them,
cvea il A!exand:if, wher they cit down at night
and rc@d t1leg!apkic dispatch 49, lated tia. very
day, (!Gia PcAi1g, n :L2h.l, Usiro. Siam boul,
81. Petersburg. Athens. Ps,ia, London, in short,
e23ty cTi;z3! section Of The uuiyer!o, mover
once pau,u AID ms ita:o on tae inastimab,e
blessing il is .helE privilege 10 c.! ~ at such o
:riyi. cot Su@h thonghtlcss readers should
.to Eer.o1bt.. wdon ;ho5 occasionally fad g
paueI re. altogether jasea up with articles pe.
Cu'isr - ;hti7 particular views or nolio:.s, and
o i:gc:!io: - cri.i:sa or find IL alt is manifest,
tha; for Ito iasisnGCan. amount necessary TO
III o lotser hog sra bang iniccmc1 OF the d.
u:nai Cccu77aa2@R q hi: Vas. Cath, and that,
To-, from regions which a few years ago il would
taTe NC. z. Iiltns 70 sanr trOo
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BeciSiOn,

MAsnISGroN, y. q. May IA decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court of the United
States day in tho c.se of VIM. NeAl against
OF Oyer and Terminer TO. Nowcsstle county, re-
versing the decision CT that court Neal, who
IS negro, wss Indicted, t.si aud sentenced to
death By Tho State Court fer the crime of rspa.
bis appeal TO this cour. is based upon the fact
tha; The State cour: refused to grant q motion
made By him that the Indictment sad panel OF
Jurors DC qu1sned for the reason that colored
men were excluded from tho grand and nett
jurics by which no WAS indicted and tried.
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Burned Dnnil,

New PROVIDENCE. Pa, May 2.-Bctwcep
snd > o'clock this morniog tho house. Occupied
by David R.eso, situated about miles from
tbs plaza was totally destroyed By Ere. While
Mr.. Reese sId his sen Hcro eodcayo.iug to
prc5stTo some of their effects tho building sud
denly CD! tpsed and they Wero both burned to
Scsih. Mrs. Reese was also severely burned.
The ciIs, CT the E;e is not known.
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EnltYranfg.

u L a;o day 2-,The steamers scsthia and
lGat for New York took out moro than thnT.
ssnd tm'g,snts most of whom aro foreisners: a
fargo number being Swedes. The Cun.rd Gnn.
pany fss arranged for dispalching four vessels Ia
:. Anotccan next week all of which aro expected
to be filled with emigrants, "p'''oo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02
Railroad &ccidant

PATERSON, May AN eugioo aid topdcr
on the Monnt Clair and Greenwood Lik, r r
yesterday afternoon crashed through the trestls
Work at Rlrg GOOD, near tho mines of Cooper
" levitt. Tho epgilecr aud fireman vera
both Killed. The trasilo work was b.ior res
paired and Ibc removal ct soma ct tho b,ams
caused TIE accident,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

The republicans OF Virginia want th9 caIi "a
ton tax abolished The Mahont:s don; want
it abolished. but, what is ;ho sans thiog, want
the las repealed that msk!s i!s payment pre-
requisite &c Voieg. The iax Constitutes 'ho
chief support CT The freq schools. Both rspub-
Iioaos apd MshoIi!cs, therefore, Want TO Clip
pie these Schools. but while the forner ere bOld
and open 10 their cff9ris to accomplish that ob
O., the latter s..epp! 70 c>rcaal .ktlr pur-
pose, but srs 30 Sly abou. it thst they rcudtr
thtif Wo!k trbnspsr.oi and mske themselves
ridiculous.
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Illinois Land Lepprye.

CHICAGO. Msy 2.-The Illinois State Land
League Co.v,ntion met in this CITY Yesterday
atternooa and evening. The COMMITTEES r
credentials reported $50 delegates present from
al ~ parts ct the State. An crsaniz,tion was
en-. Geo. l1d Was propost to raise $3.50 OC0 10
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Probable Revolution.

HAVANA, May 2-Tbere is probably revo.
lalon going on in S,nto Domiogo. The Span.
Ian mail steamer WAS ntt alloaid to cater the
pr: OF tho Capital under the prescx. of the
unheRlthiulaesa ct the c:sw. Il was noticsd
tDa5 there vas much u5woDttd comnotiop
amorg tho people o. shore.
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Dividend

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Tbe board Of al.
rec o!s OF tie Pennsylvania R. r. Co. At ths;.
meeting this afternoon decided to 1eclara 49, !.
semi annual dividend OF per cent, p,1aS I,' "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02
Strike of Bakers

NEW York. May 2-Tho bakers gent on
strike to day for al increase Of wages AID ro-
uueAoI Ia their hours Of work. The men had
parade to day through tho down iowa streets
soon: 0Oo stroog. and stewards they assem
oIeo 10 VIog Hall. where addresses we're made
10 Them bY various members oftha trade.
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apprehension of a Ffoo,,

ct: LOUIS, Mo-, Nay Every sericu. ar.
r ~ are heglriog to b, felt for The ssie
S ~ y. inc property aloag the river front, RE
I SSsst 70 noW nearly loo. end half aboy, The
| cangtr line and is still risiup, 'no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

The N,a Yoik Tribune says: "Tbe dtmo.
cratic shCu's @! ? 'bg1g9is with M2hcpe scurd
very IN ich ke their '!rsui' g!lIsin 1876. Yes,
snd in tie oaiGi0n # ms. people, republicans
a5 sell rs 4 .moofata. hsvi 1T as good er;uGGs,
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Eu{OUuLcG EuynOs

SUEz. April 2-IEe reports Of tie Ge.th OF ,ao
King of Abyasina published in Europe sra ~
founded.
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=, l he National Sesing MGebioe Co's, Sunt
~ ffatk Baau, Boston. Mass, writes: Nv
III; used s.. J.cobs Oh for severe rains in ber
oseE aod was imu ejiaois erred. was cnred
q m, "a ism by it, Goa. most biphIy recon-
nea1 |. tc those .lkeaiso fl C ed. I intend r.
purchase n1re this dsy. as would 20. be with
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New TRIAL REFUSED .-J13sa Wins 6=ll
has refused Be7 trial 10 lie oasa ct Rev. MI.
COATES, tried sor rape q. Camph:li Courthouse,
aud be will 20 10 the ps0ieniary fer tea years.
\ rather sEec,i1s sc,0o occurred. The ptls-
oner, Hbec asked what ha hsd 10 say Why ser
tetc, should not be pronounced. said lie was
icnocsnt cf tbs charge. The Judge s,it l
AN sorry for ycu if sou ere ir1ccsLs tnd sorry
fer you if you sra guilty. tu: .btre is conflict
Of testimony aud tie jury hay, found y;u guilty
90 the grl's statement, which is within their
peculiar province. and ciunot properly inter
fsre
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We hsvs received from The publishers, Gas.
Sctibnrt' SOLE. Nav Y3,k, Koights of To. cay,
CT Love add S,i.cca, scye0 stories By Charles
BaIast6, II al Of which Instructive iaEorna
ll5u reaa'GisE sciouIiGo fscs IS conveyed by
nieaDa II sai"ia hn; iaf'r.s:iog l..;le roma1c. 5
o. witch ihc ;5ndtr Affections are the subj s.
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tie lu:eEal CT the late Hugh Blair Grissbv
L. Il. d., ple:ilcnt of the Virginia Historic.II
ooa-ty took p &c, 10 Norfolk yesterday alter
n'on' III, Executive Committee cf the Vir-
g ci' Ei:tor;c. Society Iaised resoutions of
reEptc: 10 the memory Of Dir. Gtipehv,
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"A CO orei Honea has been arrested 10 L7rch.
burg. charged viii having administered poi;on
10 the Rev. Di. Bates aud family through food
Thieh she bad prepared. All tic family wers
ill., tus hsVo recovered She was also obsrped
"i:h larceny, 10 which a clear casa was mada
Gu! against her and she vas committed far q
eeslioz bslore the next grand Jury.
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D,n't ruin your heslth. AID besii,s, ut Ike
yourself disagreeabls TO o.be1 p'opl9 by 5aur
coptiuusd coughing. AtReDY. 67e ccc: bette
Of d.. Bulls Cough Syrup " Il caic sou. At
oil Druggists.
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Traffic susDended

- r .ta 7 sAID. Nay "A steamer il seroun
n the SNz o'nal AID the traffic is stonr ed
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Conservation OF Bishop yansscns.

Tho conservation Of Tho Very Es7. i. Janss
stns, vicar general Ct the diocese cf Richmood,
as bishop CT Natchlz. totk place yesterday at
81. Peters Ga!heGrsl, 10 RichmoEl. Elab1-
rGte ceremonies and Goe musc md been aoic.
patcd, and long before tho services commenced,
crowds of peppe hsd gathered 10 Tie vcia;;y
OF tho Cathedral. 10 order 10 svOid coniuSioa
tickets cIVetiog Inc capacity Of the cdiios had
| been ISSUED, arG 10 one waa admitted Without
one. EVcrylh i5e passed eff 10 q most quiet auG
crd'Ilg manner, Archbishop Gibbons, OF Bal.
lincre, ciic,atod ss c;n:ecraiar, and. Bishops
B ck:r, Of Wi'uipgiou, Del. gud kaa1e, Of
| Richmond, s. aSSis,sot cana;cia!ois.. The
5"grIscF, II cindicg CD: s!craii09. pon[i:ll high
mass and c)rsecratipn scrmoH. which latter Rsa
| deErGECd By Bishop Elder c3sdjGtor bisaon CT
| ClnoicGet!, occupied rearIy t,uc hours. Be-
sides TIC pTelatcs already fngali3ucd there we're
! rroecat, pariic pating 10 the ceremonies, the
Right i:v. Bishops L3Ich, CT Ciarias:oo, S.
| .; hlcorc, ct s.. Au2usti1r, Fla; k.io. oil
! Wheeling, W. Va, end Gross. Of Ssvaunsh,
Ga. Thcse embrace all the rrclatfs 10 the
prcv;scG cf The metropolitan sec Of Ba!tiraoTc,
ap1sit j, !ha G7s: lims the whole tcr were
| tv.r ass,n bltd together in Il cEm0nd. Amcrg
| tho visiting PRESS. @! whom there were nbou.
| forty, from vstious sections, we're inc Very
| lLeV. NJ. y. Gre2lon, vicar general C1 the do
eesn OF Match z. s1d the R:7. Harry Pcher;t,
Of jackson. Miss, who were ;ha assistant priest
| Hod deacon OF the msssNsp 5ei7c!y; Fcrg Rev.
De. a. L. Mogoien. president O. s.. Mays
Seminary, B,ltimote; Very Rev, I. L. Healy.
president OF Georgetown Coilssr; Rec. 3. No
MaGus, of Baltimore Rev. Father lien9, OF
jersey City, N. j.; Rsv. De. Schneider. Of
| New JERSEY; R:v. Father Grady. Of Nav
Ecrk. Row FotSer Murnhu NJ niroi,n.t;.
Rav. f, A. Beyepbcrgt, Of Datroi; Rev. Q.
?, Mace. Detroit; Rev. j. +. Essen. Huds,n,
Mich; Very Rev. Van Der Venieu, chsrolIcr
Of St. Loui:; Rev. Hermann Oosr!e!dt, Vicks-
burg, Miss; Rev joseph L, Wise. Iszoo City,
Miss R,v W. Fl. Blaytncr, ST. Louis
Bishop JaDsscrs celebrated pont6cal vaspars
in the afternoon, and delivered bis farewell al
dress. MsDy 10 the largo au3ie1co wero atfsc-
ted TO tears, end the bishop himself betrayed
deep emotion, He is greatly beloved 10 Rich
n 9Ed trd h:s departure is regretted By slI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

Dr.: A. R. Mott sold, several days sgo' i az,
Rne farm south Of Lsesburg, contalplng, tvr
o Oosss' to Samuel Os.a2n, L'ssburg, tHs'"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

Tho Philadelphia AuosiclD, c3;c ro;ag
ghcs, rcp1bI:cl1ism :here is 30: tie sishi~s!
doubt, says:
I'VE Think il ab3u t'Glo i3r he Scosta t h,
United States 10 lock down tao ranks OF its
st,!wart friends for iGc'o reputable c!elk ihan
MIR. G0rham, We revc" Guppcs that the
number OF s;a'wsrt ofhcy.GcG klr3 was 50 small!
that it Yves hsrd 10 fad sgn2;s them a rr*sen
table candidate for any place u .ho rariy ) gitt
But this selecio seems TO sa0g that vs. hav,
been mistaken, And it adds to the popular
DISCUS. cvsr :kis miserable 'qlabbIe for Tie
Senate Offices. t1as the chef ou!oome of il is 10
be the elevation Of two such nlan IS Dir. Car
ham and Mr. R;idiebcrgcr. r"
No wonder i. WAS Sc hard 10 n&Ae tha hc.-
mond Wing believe ia The e4i..ence q ally such
paper as the American. AID HE: 5 doubts on
The subject like thoso of Thomas DidymuE,
were only removed By tho evidence Of lis own
eyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-02

Tho Lee c?uot2 Stat;n:l, trio md caozis
seot reaGj1s:er 0cw:ospar, his svow,d is d.
terminstion OF refusing 10 d,vtr i;a2 / TO &c
ra1ic.ia uoG2r The sal, Of its pity md: b3
General tlshGnc, aad, il rcierouso 20 tie ap.
proachiog resd15icr State c5nv1u!oa. says
10 resolve to be part of the republican pat-
~ kills US al q tho elsyy vic j>il:& No
Elahono movesa:at 10 g:oi iaitt, Heiia:j@E l.s
sole oti3c: to b. tho REDUCTION anl sc,!.t1a ii
o! the STATE deb, hive b:2o ou,ts.eJ ST The
deception p:ac!ic:G 4poa ,iom, aad, Ike he
Fsilflx c.uly !aE:ucr rollrr;d 10 in Gu. Wash
iogtoc corrcspcalcnc2 lat week, wouli rather
vote for a s's.igh.oa' raputlc,r tn.H f.; q
".icb.ld' occ j the eu;sc Ct G hlGLoii.c.