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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
lCoMMCsICATED
"shc lin Tnbe"

The failure OF the tic tubs experiment may
possibly Be ac,ou1ted Ter without accusing Nr.
T:n:aI! Of either dup;ciy or ignorance; tho
Of ct Of the experiment gas to shcw, that TO-
DR. certain circumstances, sound mavss would
asi,atc or ex!iogusa the h,nc Of o,nd!t; it is
fact kaoEn to students Of acoustics, thst all
souorouS bodies hay9 "flndsneats note"
which is called into lc:ioo By o corresponding
uoto from another body. Wilord Hall asssr;e
tia; his friend, Professor Spice" eff B;oekyn,
had uaiog fork that would call forth tones
rJ1 aGcthtr iuaiug fork at Gistaros Of c1s
hundred aud eighty feet, and 10 tho Second
Presbyterian Church 10 Alexandra. there is q
cracked pare Of gas which responds very aud
biy whenever certain Dcte is made ty the
church orsac; bu! ia otherwise sieat.
Il is highly probab!: lba: Professor Tyndaii
lad frtqueat? performed this experiment in
private. before be introduced it to the public,
end had sscsrtaoed ty prac!ica. hoT to pro-
duce By mesos of books, the required ro:e to
effect the flne. 10 this lecture Professor
T5ndali einpIy relates what takes place, with.
Gu. attempting to explain tia: which would
have been incompreh eusibio to an audience
listening to his first lecture but 10 his fifth leo"
'u!e nc 1CoHa uoW q uSu9 IS lAlOgulsDeo Dy
sand and not by puff Of DIR. by having 40
ar tight membrane over the tube through vhich
the sound IS sent. thus preventing the possoil,
ity OF the flame being exiinsuished by the puff
OF air, that Dir. TyndaIl may not be accused Of
lagosaooa or duplicity 10 this experiment; the
reader is referred to Dssohanel's ''Natura! Phi
!o.ophy." Gauot's PHYSICS, and other works
ahcro the experiment snd apparatus for per-
foTmlog it arc explained and illustrated.
Aud now is it not allowable to lsk, ThsIo:
| This hostility. 10 the a0are theory? Is it more
orthodox to believe that the sensation Of sound
is produced By a sbower Of corpuscles falling
On tho ty1Dacum, than 10 believe that the Sane
| sensation is produced By succession of waves!
EIDELIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
NEWS OF The DdT.

Suicide by starvation is becoming iasbi5r.
able.
Judge Bond OF CLaElasioa yesterday co1.
tipued ell the election cases until the Anil
QSS2) term, and discharged the witnesses, 800
10 plumber. He gave IS E reason thet the office
OF DistIics Attorney wss vacant, aad that thcro
was DO moving 10 the abssnc, of u. s. mar.
sbaI to pay the witre:s:s' expenses.
The fretz of Monday Eight 10 South Carolina
damaged oil tho ea,lY vegetables tina. had been
trapsplsuttd into tho open sir. The youcg
strawberry tiui a13 !l3ssnms w.lo killed, but
this will only delay g.:!,c2 the fruit INFO mar
ket, The first shipment Of strawberries was
made Oh Tuesday from Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
|TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April S.-T.4a Lagisla-
juIo yesterday atoaled the following res3Iu.
ton:
''Resolse3, Tia; the rights CT GU. cil;z .Es 10
Grea: Britain who synpa,h!zJ with struggling
lrelaEd, aod who have committed 90 crime
which iush6ss their arrest sud Imprisonment,
should Do fully n ,ictaiaed, s1d that our sena.
tors and representatives in Congress should
u1lte in c,iue tho attention Of ths government
70 the duly Ct ore!sc:iog our citizsns from the
poosl:les OF tho coercion sos sud ircm other
outlases upon Them"
The ioiut committas appointed to investigate
bribery and c r:upion reported that, while the
evidence does DOT sustain The charges CT bribery
II does diecloso the fact that tTo members
Messr'. Davis aud Piummor-wero guilty of
conduct feaIfuilg at variance SiIb good morals
and the rGlas CT prap!iey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

Mr. Dawes. 10 response 10 Mr. Calls s:atc
mont, 10 toe Senate yesterday. shat there ar5
over ono lul3:ed thuu:aad voters lie Niassss
chusotis d!s!rancaiscd because thy CAP MT
read and gr!!e, replied with az assumed
audaoily Of naa2er acd voice that did co
become hin, that 20 vo!cr wi:hio sbe lui;s
Of bis State was di:!.spchisaG by az cduoai,lGI
or any o!bc- kici Of yiq1.:td qla!iEcatoC.
Now such quibb, w23 1aiuyal to Mr. DaTCs
and hardly anything else could hago been *
pCcted OF him. III. il Tas al iasu''. oct 20 tie
digDi Of the S.ns!c, :or that cou;G TO. ua
NOW, bu: TO tic understanding, cot Only OF his
colleagues, tu: to lh,: Ct every iiste0er 10 the
galleries. II yoaE is iisft1acliSGd 10 Nio5ida
Virginia. Massachusetts, CT anywhere else, iu,
Mr.. Dawes kc0g5 that oae hundred and thirty.
six thousand man a0ove tho aga Of twenty cite
are prevented freq 7otos 10 Massachusetts f2T
the reason lha! they ca2no: comply with !ha re.
quircd educational q7sl:i,2!ioo ia that See.
At another plat 10 to- Gtbsto b5:gG3n
tho two Stzata:3 thnea, Mr. Ca!i lx.
hibited in plaiD co'0rJ TIE iosiao5liiy CT
Mr.. Dawes rant sbau. I. rec ba;lo!. by asking
him if negroes who came: real ard write sro
allowed to So.e in Massachusetts! The Snsw0r
was also characteristic Of tho CO 3sc CT the sue.
cessor Of Da1 al Webster. !. vss that the t.
cili!ies foz acquiring oiucs.icu were 50 simple in
his State that no ,ann who wanted tha God
given right to vote there would pcrm! Il Gsg
TO pass without acquiring that right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

Why will tho Rclmcnd Wing coptiGuo 10
asss: the vadiea! hatcrs and Eo7ilcrs ct tho pee
pie Of lis owa State IN their hypocritoal appeals
for free vote and 6 fsi1 count in Virgins,
after We have takea The sroutl, to inform il
that moro co!orc3 votes w:ro cast ic The 9!a'o
when the democrats had c5aral Of the mscti-
nery Of eicc:iols ;ha1 TLeu That machinery
c,me into the hands OF tic Nlsho1ites sud lhcir
radical allies? There Is an oll saying to lie
effect that when ViTsDia1 falls ho i,s
mighty low. tu! we hoDo the Wbig may
prove az exception to the rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL s 1851.

No na.itr what 1is0 The Firsiois Icpubii'
Gals may b., they ere .. least Lunsn. ard
must, IL cIus;qlsGcy th9reot, have na,ucsl re-
Sentiments. Therefore the Prssilaot has cot
displayed much Wis lo.a a Determining to s! S 5:
The Nah ooltcs to the tX:ca. Of bis ability, aud
to psc, sucl federal patronage as the S3rs's
will allow tin 6. General Mahone's disposal.
vi the talr!y.oGo th31saod white democratic
votes the Generals psr:g recaiV:d las. fall, a
liberal allowance will De zen thousand fer bis
UNANIMOUS vote Of the pegrocs. Most OF The
republicans. that is th, ofioo holders AID seek.
ers among them, Will also pretend to be his
supporters, but-a1a hire is 1hero the ctiec>
ton human nature Opposes to bis SUCCESS comes
ln-they can have 10 good feeling for man
who was their pes; bitter and prcsnipsiVe ccn
temner until the requirements CT Lis own selfish
ambition made it necessary fer him to bs other.
wise. and Who, after thog ha7e Dor1o tao heat
and burlcn Of the dsy.cones iD OF the eleventh
hour and receives all the reward rtd bu! few
OF thom vii! hesitate 20 avail themselves Of Tia
opportunity afforded ty STATS election to
show both hin az! ;as President, by slS bal.
lot, that they naturally resent the IL justice with
which the7 have bean tressel. We have sale
that ton thousand hesc.ofvro democratic votes
are liberal estimate Ct tns number of such
votes General Malone vi 1cc.iVo ntxs TALL
They are moe THAI i3trll allowance, fer the
1nlxy -, L.,
voters il tina. OF The m,a who nope to ob.aio
Office through his iIhaolc,. ana every o1a Of
them whose hopsa IL this fcspec; are not srsi,
fed will come saoS 70 the foll i.on which they
strayed. Tie Presidents cGdorsomeat OF Geo,
Nah >ne has beon the doa:a kneii Of the fepu5
ican party in Virginia So lar as The rsx: Safe
election is c0pc:rac1, and haa made ;ho demo
cratic party stronger Ih2u j. has been 70: seTo-
raj years p!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

ROBERT E, LEES DEscgNr.-co';a,I II;
liam Winston Fon'aine, rrtsoipa! If ca sc,aa
my 10 Louisville, Ky, read q lcnz pa2e. hcfo,o
the S2ujh:ra Historical Slc;etg CT That cj,v -
recent mee!iog. ia wsisA be c'uic, ID ih-.
R1bort e. Lac vas seventeenth 10 drcc, H.
scent from Robert Bruce. of SsoIaud, and ros
ssssed very many OF ti' notsbls char; ,eri,Iir.
Moreover, that of the Eve heroes who par,,cn.
larry distinguished themselves Oh The sl,rjeS.
field of Blonockburn. Lee, through tie s,ns
channel. was the direc. descendant Of tour
namely, King Robert. Thomas Randolph, Ell
of Moray; Walter. the High Steward, aid ST.
Robert de Keith, the Great Mareschal Of Scat.
land.
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LAGER BEER 60 oils. per dcz. at NCBug.
NEYs. Bottles to be returned.
Mothers! Mothers!l Mothers,,,

Are you disturbed at night ard broken o: your
rest By sick child suffering and crying viii
the excruciatinR pain of cutting teeth? II 60.
20 at orcs and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOWiS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poo,
little sufferer mmediatey-dspead upon i.
there is no mistske abcu: it. There is no. 4
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hoalth to the child, operating like magic !. is
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
The Richmond Wing ssys:

"rhe man eEd the hour have c,me, AID
William Malone. o. Virginia, is The msa !"
People who 81: 10 the Senate galleries aad
hear tho true representatives. Of the South Icy
bare the bargain by which 6 LED vito said be
was "Firglnisn, 5authern man and dem.
ocrst." gave The Solao to tho republicans,
don't think that either the man or the hour he 9
c,me, nor that if the former has arrived William
Malone is bis namo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Financial.

NEW YORK, April Tho Posts foaucial
article says: Et,h, Stock B1chsngc q s bonds
are unchanged in price, K bonds are irreeu.
lar, Dut.gererslly higher. Southern State bonds
are strong and speculation in them is more AZ.
tive IMAM yesterday. The stock market is dull
aud with few exceptions prices arc somewhat
lower than yesterday, although IS we write is
stronR; The money market is easy at per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Murder Trial.

PETERSBURG, Va, April S,-Tbo trial of
Be1j iVeY, cnsrgod With being 90 accessory to
the murder Of K. NJ. Hicks, at Weldon, N. G. =.
has b,en contioued to the September term OF
the Halifax, N. c., County Court. The mus-
der was committed about Is months ago. Alter
tho murder ley msdo bis escape aud remained
at large uatii few welki ago when he voIun-
tarialy surrender d himself to the proper au.
thhri,ies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

II General Mahone'a Washing.on's organ is
correct. the President is even less of ma than
Wa supposed him to be, notwithstanding thai.
boyish kiss he gsve his mother in the presence
OF the crowd On the day he YVES insugursted, for
he has not only baen buIldczsd into sgreepg
with the stalwa,t Senators action in refusing 10
transact the business for which he convened the
Senate, but he even spplauds them f.. doing SO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Collision and Loss of Life.

VINEYARD BAvEN. MASS. April S.-Capt.
Thrashcr, OF the schooner Nathaniel II. Skin.
ncr, Of Tauoton, from Boston tor Philadelphia,
reports !bat on the 5.h inst, bis vessel was lie
collision with the Schooner FEED Browo, Of
ProViderc!, Capt. Small, from Nav York with
q cargo OF rctorts Of pipe and ogwoCd, and that
tn, latter vessel taak Immediately. Nicholas
Jeremiah, seaman vas the only person saved
Tae captain. mate snd wife and children and
On3 seaman Woro drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

The suffering 10 the stricken island Of Clio is
described as horrible. and urgent sppsals MA
made for aid. The Uoited States steamer Ca.
lena has left the Bosphorua for The island. Tho
shocks of earthquake still continue. and i!is
feared that plague will result isom tho putre,
fyiug dead bodies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Fatal AHray,

ST. LOUIS. April "A special dispatch to
the Republican from Versailles, No., sais: A
dlunke1 row among Tho railWsy tie choppers
at Shawnee Bend, Oh the Usage river, Camden
county. on tuesday last. resulted 10 tho nstaot
killing OF qnaErcIsomo man named keIkenla
by John 0. Day. The former attacked the latter
With On axa and vas shot dead. He had prex
Vlous'y attac ktd another man aad baen knock
ed down with a club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

di.as! .as ety. april Sth at O'clock D. M, Of
~ Ease OF Inc heart, DENNIS +. BRASHEAR
IN me 6lst gear OF bis age. @ Fune-ai n ~
tsse place from st. Faups Church, tc.mnrr rr,
t1asufaay) afternoon. al oclock. Friends and
acquainsnnces are invited to attend. 'Do
suddenly, of scarlet fever. in Ysltimoro .,
me S09 morning OF lie ,.s. ADDIE D OSati ~
go sns p sgeu II yeas daughter oftos late VIII.
'a" D. slo Marta Louiss Richsrds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Railroad Accident

TORONTO. Dat, April Sat 6 30 this
ma!ncg collision occurred on the Nothcrn
Hallway between Barrie AID Al:enlale. David
IaeFa:or. railway em ployec, vas killed sud
sev5Ta' o'hers were bldig itj1red.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Cant be Left Ont

lcc:uded in the catalogue of The most won.
gert1l articles of the period is St. Jacobs Oh
ING hon. Locnard sHets Of Chicago, pronouu.
e's II the most thorough c,rquoror Of pain he
hiss ever known. pau ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Oxford Wins.

LONDON, Apri! SIN the boat race TO- dsy
batseen the Cambridge and Oxford crows th,
lst!er were victorious by fully four len gtbs
I!Inc q tae race u minn;es, 81 seconds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Death ofa J0urnaItsf

BOSTON. April S-Stcpheu N. StockR
one OF the edi.cr3 Of the Journal, died this
morn ne of q IMPLICATION Of diseases, aged So
YesIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

0E'aiTAsT WIEDoM appears to be making
hAs'e slowly il he work OF arranging to take
~ :ae maturing aud 6 per cent bonds. In
~: rs Ut Ia hiss accomplished absolutely
-, n"ia,Es sad lheEa hse been no!bing developed
10 lndca;s ta.t he pu:tatses au7 special csnaait1
iof gfspl!ing With the financial problem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

mAccHERoNI NApoLErAN1 is the 6o Isl bran,
Of Maccaronii DOW imported. You Gin it n
MoBURNEY's. II never fail, 10 nlaooe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

BEST standard brand EARLY ROSE PoTa
TOES cheap at MCBURNEY's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

zen bAILLToN. tho fve.foot commander of
Inc Salvation Army, stepped of at halifax from
Inc steamer in which he hsd started from Ku.
TDope, aad tsled TO get hack aboard in time.
66elng thus lett in halifax, no declared that
ItoSi 1ence had So ordered it for the salvation
o. q. ne city He undertook the job at once, but
- .noohngssrd missiles of a mob compelled him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

lte Baltimore G:zstto anIounues that its
c'n!rol aud business management has been
a'slned ty usW parties, wac will proceed to
develop It 10 every possible way. The chief
purchaser IS understood 10 be Mr.. Geo. Cotton,
proptistdr ct the Maryland Republican, pub.
ilshed ct Annapolis Mr.. w. Il. Welsh, so
long connected With lhe paper. remains 10 the
capacity Of editor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

A LADY WHO Is "OSsIFYGN0. "A Byst o
paper alleges that young lady Of that city is
"ossifiing. Some lime ago she was fl c,ed
With iraammatory rheumatism in tho right
shoulder, both whist and right ankle, which was
Immediately followed by a1chslosi or bard
eni0g Of the jo!n,s. AID was exoEucaiog'y
painful. About this time she had fsll, break.
iug her shoulder eId wrists. aud disturbing for
q time the process Of i,nt distortion that was
continually goiDg o.. After the Inflammation
ana swelling had subsidized, the j1int8 deprived
of tho geaiuous fluid which eDatlss them 10
perform their Office, commenced to ossiry AID
to be drawn out of shape until she vas taken TO
the hospital, had the alcbyl0sis broken and The
limb Strengthened. Last Ccober her left knee
began to contract, and, to Increase her agony,
she was taken With typhoid fever. which left
her too weak tor any surgical operation, and
the invalid is nov suffering, 10 connection With
her other ills, catarrhal pneumonia. Sic has
had her limb broken q. the kaee ,int to destroy
the aEcaylosis. AID her body is now terribly
distorted. She possesses q sweet, cheerful
taco, iall, round, handsome eyee, f,od of ROB
brown hair and o bright. clear, flashed com.
pexioa-a perfec! picture of health. She is
usually cheerful and lively. but is given to crying
spell. seeming thus to fad vent to her egcny
OF pain. She takes 90 nourishment, add for
ell this she II perfectly resigned to her c,udi-
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

W1THIN month Assistant United States Fish
Commissioner Pierce has fled at Washington
nearly ECO applications for tho food carp to be
distributed this Season by the government
N:srly one.tourth CT the applications ere from
clsz.rs Of Philsdaphls who own places near
me city. E large number OF persons sTs max.
ing elaborate perpetrators for carp culture in
various parts of the country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

The story is told in English journals OF 8
young woman who answered 30 ADVERTISEMENT.
for an Eosliih governess to reside sb:cs1. I.
response she received call from lady who 10.
formed her that The position wss 10 S.. Peters.
burg. where three ebildten ware to be taught.
lnqulry al tic Russian en- busy il L,odoa was
satisfactory, and the young woman vas taken
to s.. Petersburg, and greatly to her sarIr5o,
to the Winter palace, where upstt2enis we're
assigned her and sho va, received the next day
by the Gar, the Ptitc 50 Dolgorrouki and their
thr!c chlldreo, whom she was Informed she was
to tescH. The sudden death OF the emperor
occurred ten days later. SID the ycuug lsdY has
been thereby thrown Gu. of lh, petition sha 50
siusulsrly secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

i Town SLIDING Down HiLL.-i.ass Sat-
u'day night, ct tho ;no CT the brrskius Ct tho
wafer alaia CO Uoou s!rc,s. large plate GLASS
Hlndo7 90 9 street vas a!so cracked. Upon
ex'nn.tloa Il @ss fturd that the ends Of tho
tf1ke1 pipe Hcro two inches apart, lbs l3wir
pl1t q ttc hill having settled that mu,h. A.
tho oidco OF tie water company they think the
sudden sttti0g wus due to the cold weather. All
olooos the edo Of Mcuot Davidson. from Bolton
ra7iao to Carson street. Just below The waller
oonpangs ditch, there is crack iu the earth
that is oaGs!au!l9 decreasing in s'z,. Ia some
PLACES It is ~o md a half feet wido, aud extends
doWaward to an unknown depth. The water
c?mpany people cay the colro town is gradually
sitting 10 the east aud ncrh. The rate Of the
slrkog is s!oEly increasing. IS tho frequent
pulling fport OF The wster pipe indicates. Any
extreme Of heat or odd seems to bring en- an
unusual movement in this way Virginia
(Nev) Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
Sound aud Flame,

10 the EDITOR Of the Alexandria Gazette:
Wills !eadirg last evening, Rsv. DR.. Didwid-
dies sound article, circumstance, vas men.
tio2ea, which may edd something 10 the
ncars OF illustrating the relations CT sound 10
oh;r foroGs ss to matter. 1t was mentioned
that wtco soma years ago, the choir Of our
cit? churches wero accustomed TO hold rcher
sais Ia The plrlcr Of ona Of cur ciliz,ns by gas
light, i! vas frequently noticed that when Tie
cao!T Eceched succession of notes Of very high
p!tch. The gos light became b,ishtc!; cfteo very
much 30. AS this attracted attention. other
ttsa Tc;a made. and Il! length, it grew to 10
common amusement at oboir rchersa's, for ono
et TIC ladies' whose vocal capacity oompassed
v:ry tigh MOTIFS. to sit beneath gas light, and
ascend the canut, Until, whc1 notes of on un.
usually high pi:ch we're sounded, tho gas faue
shot 10 TO an uuu;ual height. This effect did
lot dlcayS follow. the attempt to produces i. 10
tho maruer described. narrate the crounss
s:acc, aid leave tho matter 10 those who care
to make further tests. AMI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

, NICE NEW ORLEANS MoLAssrs at Nh
50RNEY's for so cts. a gallon, ~ '10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
DIET1.

ne only vegetable remedy known that i.
perfect blood purifier. IS. s. S. %
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a fashionable d1essnsker tells tno Cincinnati
E7qa!cer That The chief trouble With vomon's
taEns is ticir irr:su!ari;y. Tho number
whose two sd:s do not correspond is wonderful.
Sometimes cDe shoulder is higher than tho
oIhcE, s?na'imes Que nip is bigger aad some
i!m:5 tho HhCl, figure is awtg. Wcm,p's
d'tss, 10 this era Of clioSing garments. reveals
every iunetfecton, uoles3 sr; comes TO natures
help" Pads are ottcn sufficient 10 pr,duco
symmetry, according to this expert but stoop-
leg Is something that tho drcssmskel's ait ca1
Eot remedy. Il. is o common defect 10 Amer.
:c,o aiils," she says, Round bEcis aro dis
ireSslasly numcr2us, and what can We do for
then? Nothing 3. all. l fec! sometimes Ike
nu:IlGs !hcm asosk, and thtn strlppiag them
d't CO bosrd, paIoose fashion, 10 the hope Of
!ralghtouiog them. Parcnls ought 70 lock
sSar? alter their little ei.ls in this particular,
AID put braces On hem il necessary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

Jack Crccker went sailing on the lakes lesv-
log bis Tifs at D!rJit. and she WAS soon told
that he had been drowned. Frank Bradford
gave her money to live 90, searched in vain for
her missicg husband, aud at length married her.
The CEREMONY had not b,en long over when
thers cane loud rap ct tho door, "Are YOU
Frank Bradford?" asked the man who had
rapped. Yes. SIR" well your vie is nv
wife, sad you'd better Just up and git." Mrs.
Crcckcr, went o5edianslY away With her 6rst
husband
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

~ EXANDRIA SAVINGS lNSTITU.
TION.-A DIVIDEND of TIN PER CENT
will be paid on the balance OF their deposits or
and after the 10th of April st my plac, of basi.
nees, No. 81 King street..
BY order of the Directora
nlS-eo2Sa BENZ. BARTON, Prest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS Yrs7vnn.,

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY,
Boyd, trustee. vs.. Clark ard sls. From The
CIlc1i Court Of Mecksnburg county. Affirm
ed. Judge Christian delivering tho opinion,
. Walker IS. Wicklif,. From the Circuit
Court of Campbell county. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the Opinion.
Shelton AID wife vs. White, aud Davis 70.
White. From tho Circuit Court Of Piusyl-
Va0la county. Judge Banks delivering opinions
Of the court.
Terry, assignee, VS.. Dickinson. Argued BY
.. a. Jones: etq , for appellee and submitted,
u. Rand. Wexford and William S. McKen.
rey, esqs, were allowed 10 prao:ica es couosel 10
this court,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-08

NHO MORROW (5ATURDAYl will be 10
4 last Day of the present torn of the Corpc.
ration Court. The Court gave notice to.c.y
would from 10 to II o'clock q. M, hosr AZ
psss upon all applications for licenses, Sc.
1t GEO. DUFFEY, Commit OF Eev,