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

NEW YORK May 5.-The PJst's financial
article ssys at the Stock Exchange u s bonds
are strong at unchanged prices ar d State bonds
arc dull and about steady. Is 4 bonds are gen.
eI'Iy higher: the advance ranging from to y
per Ct. Stock speculation has not been 80 active
70; many months 90 j. is now. An enormous
the covering of which started prices upward
The leading s!ocks in to.dsy's rise have sd.
ysnced to the following fguraa: Han s. St Jo to
6ss and lC9; Jersey Cen 10 1918; Chattanooga TO
$50: Union Pac to III; Ind, Kloom & Westn
t; to- 81 Del Lack s Wespn to 1861; W U Tel to
Nil & st Paul to l1e9; Erie to 80 and Csnsds,
Southern 7s&. The trunk line stocks arc les
pronounced to-day than ere the coal shares, tie
southwesterns and the grangers. The local
money market il very ensy OF 3.4I per e.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
International Copyright.

LcHD;N, Msy 5-Earl Granville, Foreign
Secretary. recently addressed S dispatch to Mr..
Lowell, American Minister, on the subject of
copyright. saying that i: would Do satisfactory
to England if treaty could DO negotiated with
America on the tams basis rs with othsr coun-
tries namely, without any condition for the
manufacture CT English books in America; bu.
if this condition is essential Krglsnd will nego.
tis.e on that tssis. A treaty providing that
books written by American authors in England
shall bo manufactured in America in order 10
hsvo copyright there would bs covered By the
exialing ses. but if it provides that books written
by American authora in America shall b, msnu.
fsctured in England in order 10 have a copy
tight in Eng gland such pro, ision would require
the ssrclion OF Parliament. Ir. Lowell replisd
as follows: a treaty confirmed By the Senate
would be law in America. Possibly supple
mentary l,gsla!icn would be needed to enforce
its provisions in detail, but understand tina!
this will to'loS as q matter of course.
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Combinations,

WISHING roy, u. o., Nsy 5.-The Eenste
soon alter going into executive session this ettcr-
noon c5rGtmad the following nominations:
Vim Walter Phelps Of New Jersey, 10 be
Rnvoy Extraordinary ard Minister Pienipo!en.
.ilry 10 Austsia.
COrt,z Fesse1den. of Romeo, Mich. to be y.
8 Surveyor General fer Dakota Territory
Moneys at Bloomington. heb. and Sslden III.
BRONSON, Postm sstec at Merssha, Wis.
The consideration of the Chinese immigr cratic n
treaty vss then resumed, Senator KILLER taking
the Eoor in continuation Of his argument in
favor Of ratification.
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NEWS OF TIE DAP.

Nile, Sara Be!nbsid; If; Nsw York ior
Eutops yesterday.
The city oi Try, N Y, IS 30 10 b, at tee
m!r:y Ct ttlag;F. VlgiisLce committees will
be o'gar!z:d if Il e GeErTdatioi a.e c2niru5d.
TH;ry per c:ni. 0! The neopIe Of Chicago aye
sick OR complaining. The bid sanitary cstd:-
tioo cl the city 8 The cause.
The eI p,intmert Of co!tred policeman ia
Auburn, n. Y, has osusd TIC chief CT p,l.c,
oud ono Cfioer 10 resieD.
Six c1mpati"s Ct cavalry have golo 10 The
White River Uie c)u1try to crush ury attempt.
ed lc5lao rising q! The start.
The pew Masonic hal! for Goats L.dse, No.
lG2, a f. AID A. II at Easton, Nd, yes
| to-day dedicatt with imposing ceremonies ~
tho Grad L2ego of Maryland.
Tie Customs o6ctrs at Iuternsiops bridge,
Oo'., Justly tight s: I'd IL revovc,s aud II
WATCHES. sn.uestd cvsr ia so organ ty Sc
| organ gritd:r.
Three ran w,ik d ialo Jyho N!cKea1's sore
10 New AOIk yesterday, grabbed $35 worth Of
cloth aud cscsped. Mr.. Mckoan on pursuing
was Knocked down by che Of he ncn AID haG
bis collar bone broken.
The S:ccstcn gang Of lespcrsGcc, have left
d laogo: Co!., fer sood, End it is hcught have
left tho State to avoid arrest 81 I,ulsi ious
from the Go7er1cr Of New Mexico.
A 6rs ocaurel Tuesday in tbs CID breasts O
the Baus, z, mipes. Virgioia City, New, a5ov,
the 600 level. Measures ars beiug taken t.
smother tho fire. Sbioh cauuo! damage il:
presea. workings.
The amount Of damages oIsimea by TIT
Western Marylacd Agricultural Society frou
Henry Ws1d Beecher, fox the fsilure Of Tia
gentleman to deliver lee ure ct be Is:c fair c
saa, s:c.ety, Is PLACID ct $4,000.
Jo&n Hahn, dissipated Gcrnsu, sersrstlC
tcon, bis wife, who rntused 10 O reconciliation
klrd!ad brush fir, near whcro be dHc!i, Il
S2ates, lndIsns, co Saturday. and threw Lim.
s.f Into the films. Before he c;u!d bo rescued
llfo was sxiEc'.
| The snrusl nee;i0g ( the PhiIadelpi i, sc;
Southern Mail Steamship Company was bel,
ct Po!ade!phia yesterday. The GcDu,I ra2os
states tha. The continued depression of bust
oess ncotssiIssed sysosnai1s tho iuOoos G
steamers.
TIE pecllo Of MsrbIchcad. Mas arc txc!;ct
over the mud 7 of Flank Hathaway On Mon.
CAP night. IL is supposed be Ras kocckel
ttW,, rohb$d. eDd tten thrown into a duch
AID bis head held uodcr the water until h.
droW3ed. Two tfimps Who pissed ttr3usl
Lyin on Iucsdsy morning, GUd waro eesi
Counting roll Of po.Gs, arc SIS 2ec.cd, aud tbt
Police ere CO their trail. Tho deceit d va
recently divorced ltom bis wife, Wao gss abou
to sue lin for share CT hi3 properly, bat th
Is not supposed 10 have any beating upon III
mptdar
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RAILROAD MATTERS
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND ExrEys5o,

The meelipg of the Angus sad Kuoy,;;I,
R'ilroad Compsny. he'd ia Angus yssserlsp
derived ed iiiona! i0e:es: fro recent dey;l,n.
meets 10 con1ecticn Sith The Vire!ria M:dsr,
ex!epsioe. TIE session vas fully a.tssdaa sr4
enthusiastic. President Vcricry maio tto
following al!usion to the extension 10 bis sctr,,
report: THE QUESTION Ct extending III, yj,.
GINA Midland Road from Danvills, Va, "a
Spartanburg. 8. O., Eo1 biting asilssst, or.
tains nero Of business thaa speculation, au!ro
argument is needed to demonstrate the udvsa.
tsges Of the consummution OF such plans"
A resolution vas unanimously adopted in tie
stockholders meeting to the cite; that lbfv
regarded the connection OF this road with Il.
North Carolina Midlard excelsior ct Spartan.
burg. 8. O., as ct vital impcrtarc,. end TIA.
the oficars Of this road bo empowered 70 c:ssic
su,a mortgages or LEAFS % the property Q! tha
augusta and Kuex7iIle Company cs will Der.
feos some consolidation or traffic arrspss,neo,
with the Spartanburg sud Greenwood read AID
with tic North Carolina Midland.
Estimates for the work on the railroad from
Greenwood to Spa'tanburg, sixty six mi!ss, IN
c.ulpg trsck laying, Indicate that tho cost vii
only be 81. 200 per nilee. There a:e bat nioc
miles of heavy work. The equities CT Sn,-.
anbarr aud L,u.ons. Sou'h Carolioa. will sue,
scribe $75 900 each aui Augusta viii give H.,
resi-. The complexion ct the road trom An.
guss to Spsrsubur9 is nos assured.
TIE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
10 tie Usi!ed States CiIcu: Court ia Mr.
folk yesterday, judges Bend aal Hughes re.
siding, d;c!co was eDt'r:a Gicec.rg ttsy
pinsty fVo Per c,n.. OF the booii due ty ibc
Atlantic. Mississippi AMI Ohio R.Itosd TO-.
ge!hcr with tho cn;ira insorss'. b, paid fo:th
With to the holders Of tho ssno. nui tia, CSqs
l.. Perkins, Of Nav York. BE- app1in'td 50 ,;s,
master 10 make such psymen'. Mr. CaoNc,
c,uastl for tho Eoglish bondho!ier4. rad
statements OF tho cost iucurted by them, aca
asked that ttey be reimbursed CO! CT u.ds n
the hands of the court. Thirty days we're A..
lowed to present the same GOD thirty cay: t,y
tho purchasers ct the road to reply. Ng.
Lyons. 90 behalf Of tha labor o'simsn s. sskc3
that time be appointed 10 consider The clsi5,
that he represented. The ctu;t stated TIA.
the master commissioner had been dlrjc.ei {.
ssc:r;aI from tho books of he deiendsn; c,m
pany and from other SOURCES tho am9Iat 40;
standing Of tho various labor and s12plp clsina
October third was fixed ia Richmond 50 III
time for hearing the petitioa OF the l,b.r apt
supply claimants.
The recently elec.td board af dirtc.a,s ee IL,
road, with nunbor of Invited gusts, LEFT Nor.
folk Yesterday moroicg 90 sotc,al train 10.
80 inspection OF the road s1d tour as ,r {;
Bristol.
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IGOMMuSICATEn


In the Gszst!e CT the 81 instant is comm.a,
icstion signed "Dya." in tho interest ofcna o.
the aspirsnts for the nEyora!ty CT cur city. |
do 20! desire, nor would ] if could So CT 60
anything agsins. the in!eres! OF either Ct h.
honorable gentlemen who are 10 bo voted tor S.
the primary election on the 18th inst. bu. viii
all due Difference, would ask what DIFF" al.
ludes 10, when he saws the only "coItDgenc7
capable, &C.. lies IN the nominee Does ha mean
to lusi1uite In the event the Other ss2irsn.s be.
fore the conservative primary should b. sue.
cessful in obtaining tho nomination, thit he
three hundred and fifty cons.Trat.rt msori;y
will Vo!e against him? hope aot, ye. i! LOCK!
very much like threat that wss calculate 10
iatimidate the unpary. I have nothing to say
particularly in favor Of, or against tho cism; Of
the respective candidates except, whla ono dill
not bare his breast in de!encs of the 'lostcsu:e,"
and become 3 target, pierced with bullets, Sc,
yet he did become citz,n amongss us ats
time when it tried mems souls" ard hss bsea
uafaltering in his devotion to tho principles ha
now advocates. In connection with tdi:
| will add, tina. think it would bo vel f,rr:
the business boom" 60 much longed for, MAJ
never come. In regard to the iuterest ruaai'
tested in the city's welfare, and prosperity, II
presumable the old town would have moved on
pretty much tho same had neither of these ger.
tlemen made their homes in Ale1snd.is, bu! g:
to their respective merits. po7hapa it would ta
as vel! 10 let tho people judge OIL the Eth.
have no doubt, if either OF the gentlemen ~,
elected they would fulfil their osih Of eli C, IL
carrying out the laws. but why hould the pres.
ervation sud saRctity Of the Sabbath BIZ O..
pecially referred 10 by "Def" TINT would do
very we'll for an eminently p;ous psrsoa :cr s
hobby but to he average cl,lz N it would seam
the execution of any, aad every Law, should 70
equally biu'ing on the congciercs 1Iolass'j
cGteheM Of the nn'oaTyFy but th ere is loJ much
glucose 10 this .or to6y. FAIR PLAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

Geaersl hlsbones hume ofcao Ct yesterday
said
''Ih, die is C 81; SUD tha uaisiteji0g i,sn&
CT Mshoac ICES sou the pr;z: ilg Dis State, :%e
South nni tn, "hoi3 G1CD,c7."
And yet a; that vc!g ,iao iia Ie.uAi3.n
Sdoatois WHO ba4 ba:saaci with tie Gsu:rsl
and received thsir share O. ihc ptti.i. hal d..
ternioed 10 cluou5 to go back CD thsis prom.
1925 to him. ani to let BIN get hil share from
the President, or sIybody else who would gige
it to him, end 10 tho bes. way he could; s1d
that a. the sano tine the leading republican
papers of tho N,r:h. shos4 who had advised
the bargain GOD srppoitel i: Until ihe;r party
bad, BY il, eot clntGo OF tho Senate c)mmi;0
tees, had orel;d Gre CT dsDuaciation upon
him and lis couu!or!uaetcs GorhaEa ald Riddle
b,rgcT, sai up;n tie i:i5c;sl,s a17ac::ed IS
hs party 10 Virginia Having extracted FROG.
him ali tia 6eaeGa lie CID coufcr upon ti,en.
they have practically treated him as thcy Tcu!d
squsez,d lomou. ihc Wing sees Through q
glass darkly.
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We ir3 sorry to see tint tbs question q t2n'
persccc is bcicg br1rgAt inc yoi,ics 10 ruGpy
por.iocs OF tic State. This is r free c3ua;;:,
and as such the vas bojy ci III, people stcald
not have lhcil i:H aVaisoio pleasures euf;sii:d
because few deliberately AID Internationally
adopt these pleaaures as Tie rlesas ty whi2 c
make hfutes OF themseycs. The pTcpe7 way
to tfaot Temperance il rot ia render il iI!Cs
bic for a man to g.. GIiik CT inlor i &c
wants it, hu: 20 2iaEa it penbl oitensc e. t.
druIkaD MAI to BE- s:c1 il pubic. T&c ka3s.
edge that lie would BE- s1achsd up aGi punish
cd severely ftr ee:tia2 dfa1k. woail make tie
mos. inve!trate GruakaiG careful sbuut i;!e
Dnnibtr Ct glasses be tS. k 10 bsr rton, ard
about Showing lins.i; in public s!,er tsking
TOO many 10 lis owo house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEkLY BI
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5. 1853

The Dnaus!sopov: c. the pT:si2snt aud dircc.
tors t ;be ia'cx.5Gris Commercial Exchange IS
published elsewhere 10 the Gtz}tte, AID vii! bo
road Ei,h qualification by oil Who Lave 90 inc'
est 10 the seowth ard welfare cf the ciy. I,
will ba se:n list G26 l05 bushels st eEhiD
have been rfc2ieia AID soda hcra--an inc;aasa
OF l22 0J5 bushels ever last ye.F. which sSoms
that Aisxsndiia has r,c)eoiZ q sG7aotegcs IS a
graio market. aiths;anaiDg thc Efforts 81 o:h
or citias to divert The, ira6e i:ou Der L Rlanoe
at the commercial reports, which are published
daily 10 the G:z}tte, VII convinc, all the fsi-
mers 10 tie c,unti;s. whose ra!ural market
Alexandra il, t:a. tie ;tc.s tbleinCd hero !oi
grain. msking ailowalco :or ireish., W;ll net
them more than s1y o;her ujsfket to T&ch
they oan ship. AID tbst by goicg t.1thtr they
aso sure to fsro ss0:se. Iho ofjcaIs tlecea
by tho Association 'hj5 year sro youag men,
but though SounE in gcsr5, they ara sx9eri
onoed 10 business. a.G ai.h their youthful 7igo;,
supported BY tie ciisr heads wbo surriu00
them. We have % dcub: thai The iraiu trade
OF kltxsBdia wi! further decrease. and ihst
the next years exhibi. ail be even utr, graf.
ityIng tba1 this.
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Franco and Eunis.

MADRID. May 5-Too Liberal sta!e5 that
tho Spsnish ambassador at Paris has been
privately Informed that tho Tuois affair would
be sattled 9itbin Wet K as Ftsuoo is anxious TO
avoid further complications. 1t may be stated
that tho ministry ere certainly DESTROYS to sotte
the affair before the Chambers rec convene. The
only question is how much pressure The Boy
csp etard
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POS;DOned,

LONDON, may 5.-Tbe trial CT Herr johann
Most. publisher Of tbs Freiheis. wbish was set
TOR Friday or Saturday pcxs. hes been post
poned until the NIX session OF the Central
Criminal Court
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Fires.

ELIZABETH. N. j., Msy 5-The Abro Oil
Cloth factory wss set fire. to early this morning
BY en- iocertar7 AID :otkly Destroyed. 1t was
owned by The Eqaitatl, L;fo Icsurasca Con-
pabg Of New York. Loss $4,000. Il hsd
been uoccaupied tor the pact years.
MONTREAL OET. Msy 5-Jho largss. tan
merry 10 Csuads, owned By Alderman Moore,
acd situated ca the loHer L,cbioe read miles
from this city, VIE burned early this morning.
The lass IS 100000. Partially Insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
EuCccsSfuI Strike.

new York, May 5-The success Of The striS.
ing bakers ia new almost beyond doubt Daily
several Of tho employers have seat for their
workmen aud up TO IL O'Clock to- day ten more
had tsken back their mon. The ttficors Of tbs
Bakers Union cay that this wsek will end the
strike.
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Nominations Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. Msy 5.-Tha PRESS
dent has scot mrssrg, to the Sauate With
drawing the New York nominations for U. 8.
MarshaIs aud District Attorneys The nomi.
nation Of Judge Robertson for Collector cf Gus.
t0rs il not Withdrawn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

Captain j. II. Riscs, son Ct :hc Judge. $40
oo!lecto, CT ip!c.na! rsycDuo for tie 5;h Eir-
glnia district though sire: deb: ps3$7 i.aG
az ultra rep1bl;c'n. ID order u rc;sia bis tioa
has svoxed bnselta Mshonite When ma
tive VirSinian dc!i:c,s:eiy nskss up h:s niod
to swap tis principles itr 1fc,. there is co
telling TO VIA: * en-! re HiIl 20, for it is pIo
verb tbs. when Nitsioian dyes fsil be falls
further noa harder than . raivo CT aus o.b:r
State 10 the Uoioa tbir;:oro lbs suec. ssivo
steps IL Mr.. Rivas desose. ere by 20 meas
surprisicg.
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surprising.

Now c! tic democrats Of Virginia show ;htr
gratitude to toe d2uocrsts 10 The u. 8. Senate
Tor their brave aud srcc ,sSfrl defense tf them
and their defeat of sao Ssuatori,l mahono.
republican c)si!ior. with al the danger ilei-
dent to such g cosi:ioD. by settling ell their
difi:rerc,s Of oooa aud by maSiog suro of ;uch
victory ever the Mabonl!es next fall So will
SOW up that party with single stitch. ard
make its fate warocg ,x,mplo 10 future sen
ara,ions. We sre assured that their gra.itud.
Can b. evinosd 10 GO more agreeable ns1ner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
British Politics.

IoND9N. May SIT is rumored in the lobby
Of the House OF Commons this afternoon that
Lord Seborne. Lord Hish Chancellor. has re
signed On account OF the bill for his amendment
OF the Parliamentary osths act.
Mr. 7. III. Hesly. (advsuce1 liberal and h oma
ruler member for Wexford, told a member of
the press that the home rulers intend to pose
evtry prominent q essure in the House.
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IL recent address bcfjre tbe Philosophical
Society CT G,oa. B!itaiD, Loli Shattestucy. 10
reference TO tie railroads.&c. teric, c;es Of msd.
ern sc!eLo9, as taught, salt:
1T is perfectly we'll known tia: nan Ct
sclenco, With oil their sublime and mighty 50
tions. ere as dcsgO!.c as .hs weakest CT the
human rac,, coi they sre cXarcsii e the!! de-
sootic sway to remarkable extent over vcry
large bumter OF rIsiog young mon. viz ars
other fascinated by waa; thty hava rect and
discovered. c. ar crushed by nc authority c; i
few great aants.
This is tsra t. the letter. tu! h's L1rd:hip
might bava added. thai as en open profession
OF Iationalism is c5eup noGo # cb.a:aiag
notoriety. AID as notoriCy bus become If late
years, 10 popular c3.inauop, s!ncs: s3Eory.
NOUS with 6isticcs;on: mslY yCuog men @.o
have no other o1rcaivabie m.aos 81 cc11:l0g
that oondi:on a;a iad1o.d thtFeby to svs!l
themselves OF il, rather than By aDy fssciDstiag
ithlance Of what they read All discover or,| G
crushing authority Of any great nauoF.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

Lzaio D.Venc. 9Th tho Bm1pu Lja!oo
CIRCUS. while ne,f1fEning he c,!anul: &C. .:
"llkes5arre, Pa. ca Tucs1ay. til upon shs
netting and. struck her ohm uoo4 her kaer,
clusug corc1sso0 Of the spilc. She ho' ;s
oil power OF motion and s:os.linn o. he loser
limbs Her recovery is doubtful.
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ICOMMUNICATED.

20. for lodge ia 8, ms vas. Wilderness, sOus
boundles5 ooDiiauity Of shade, 1bcrs dec ats
and runcrj OF elcc iors wisht reach mice eai'
20 more
ADD may We all b. elected uo:o eternal lie
and finally occupy the. "Houss cot made WIKI
hands eternal ia tho Heaven" "a house tha
Will need n'ther the electric light oor gas |ih',
nor any other artificial light. for il will DO lin.
mined With tho c,uotensocj CT Hin TIA
spake cs nevcr mao spska.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

Mr.. Gotham, ike sensible mao. fodice
that bis c;vsted scc:etsrysbp OF thu Stna.o
Wis delusion AID snare. bas eono ia,o Il e
: tillpostiDg business in Philadelphia. 90 neeus
furnished by the Govarnneot, hut shs! is Mr.
RiddIebergtr to do? Thcle are 90 public build
ings in Harrisonburg around which to erect
posting boards.
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c' W,.f1oRaETo#N CATTLE MARKET, Nav
Ua.nemat Droyels' Rea. this week some i1 hn.
e or sn:feo. PIices ruled a. follows: Rsst ~;
o,Os cent? good tSs6 cents, medium 10 f.;. a. q;
ns sr'I INN steers, Oxen aud Cows SAIL cents
of VOL v sS ome oCS Sheep were offered, with ssIes
snd Lambs hse q. Ties cents, ored at 5s5s c,p.
ond Calves sold at 20sS45 each N'e ~ lows
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Dangerous GccuDation

.. % tti, pciut MessTa Ei'erbro;k j. 3on',
City lran Foundry, Boston. Mass 'hrs a2ia!;
Two or three OF DOR men Wtro Badly tu'l' 10
~olk!rg. They were, however. iumetiiiI7
e1r,d bv usinc thst spla5dii reueiT, -;
Jacobs Oh. All tho uea c,c highly IleG';d
With 1t. aud We shall always rtc)mm,nd i: %
those sttlioted with p,ics or rheumatism
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Fatal Shooting.

ST. JtszrH, Mo, Msy 5.-Wm. Wise shot
and billed Chas. Wilson. Just south of this city
a. o'clock last night. The cause of the homi.
eide is unknown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05

WASHINGTON, D. G.. May 5.-IumedistcIy
otter the reading Of yesterdays Journal the
Senate, 90 motion of Mr.. D.w,e, at 1905, went
loto ex: o1iiva session.
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Victor HUGO,

LONDON, May 5.-Viotor HCg, is suffsrirg
from severe celj His friends are uaeas7 .e-
gordlue bis condition.
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COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May 5.-But little
Was Gone on Change day. the farmers he;rr
keps 100 busy al homo to ship grain. Flour is
1'eAoS az setlefday's quotations. Small lots q,
Lancaster Wheat sold 8! l:5 Wli;o Com
Drought 60 for all tbs. WIS sold. No Roo ~
Data reported "'So VI
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american Medica, sssacia.,or

A! the session Ct tho American Medical As.
s'sis!icn, IN Richmond, yesterday committee
Oh ncmiaatious Wss chosen, who aftcrwsrd
Ua5eced 90 Su'geonJ J. ]. Woodward, u. s. A.
10 be Banned IS president. 40 smeEdmnt Ia
tic code ct ethics ELECTED vigorous diEc1ssio
sac. wa; haaly PTS pcucd, Addresses vera
delivered ca Tho practc, OF mediciao, b7 Dr.,
Ww: Pepper. OF Peursyiva7ia, ard on o.
s'etflcs sud diseases Of Wonen by J. R. Chad
wick, CT Mss: ciuscts.
a report, read ty Dr.. J. II. Packard, Of
phlladeIpEla. recou including tie appo;ptment
Ct committee to digest ard report q liam tor
tbs publication CT weekly lurual cf III, asso
cis!Ioa SD !l:ca Ct pricing tho same, Was
DIPPED. ""'
Dr.; j. N. Tousr repalted 90 tho nccrol,sy of
members OF tn, association. He called atter.
ION 70 iho fact that all members who have
died or msg hereafter died. whether ia scu.l
ttlIiailoa BlIh the body at Tie time of demise
or not, are eniiisd, under ,ul,s, 10 motto, in Tho
Astrological list.
Ihsro have been number Of ,es arrivals Of
delegates. L:s! Right nonbers IF the associa.
sion were rendered reception at the theatre
oy nanters of ths profession there generally.
Last tlehi Dr. L.. A. Sagre, of New York
city, gave on Illustrated leo!urs on diseases Of
she sEloc and their cure. Five hundred doctcrs
are Ia attendance. Tho meeting ccs,es to.
mt!roT With the election Of ofiocrs.
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MARRIED-

MARRIED.
:, In Washington city. On Tues3sv uo,,;u
mas 81, BY Rev. j =. GAsdrer, s.'w WIeT.n &
66IHLhE. eiq. and Miss LYDIA w IN
I'LL. beth Of Harrisos burg, Vs-rHs,,i.Aa5N
burg pspars p,esse copy. Va toatflst q
HLAX Fed MEAL Tor sale ~
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r. .soush, Gold or sore Throat should
Rs stopped; NegIec: frequently results in an
sncurabie Lung Disease or COnsumn.
a.on. Is ROW as ONCHIaf
aASChEs Go not disorder the stomach liz
cough syruDs and bsssm5 but act dtreefIv
On the iEdamed parts, allaying irritation
SGmese.ist In Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
singers and Public speakers Ara sinh.
} T TO- For thirty years Browns Bron, hal
~ a'ecaea nave been recommended by physjcians
sou always give perfect saiisf .c.ion Hsvinn
Ssen t,s;ed BY wide end corstal. use for nesriSs
~ easiie generation. they have attained wall.
The aSe soia amoong me few staple remedies of