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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Tho Eonaca Telegraph Operatives.

LONDON, JUDE lG.-lbe Controller Of Tcle-
p'aphs hiss issued circular 10 operators of tho
Central Office in london pointing out that it is
impossible to satisfactorily dispose of tho iluc!u
atlng business OF o telegraph otfca without
having rtc)ursc to ever time. which is therefore
compulsory but that any reasonable apple,
llo0 Tor exemption from ever time will bo duly
considered. Tho operators. however, reluse to
stand by the noovo mentioned circular hut by
the reply Of Right Hon. VIM. Monec, who was
Postnsstor General in 1871. to question 10
the House OF Commons, 10 which Mr.. Mcnscll
stated that orer time was not compulsory. The
operators cocs:dsr that this reply settles The
question Of cV;r. time, and they propose press
Ing ter its general adop'ioo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

Some Of The Washington correspondents of
Northern republican newspapers Inform those
papers that tho "BJurbons." that is the dam.
ocr,tS Of Virsinis, are very much alarmed
about the rcSul. OF the approaching election in
this State. std gro ever cousiicriug the aGsia-
abiiltY Of ell cling c)allition with the few debt
payers among the republican parry 10 order to
prevent The success Of The Mahonitcs. OF
course he Northern ptcpe bclicvo oil this, for
il seems to be imp 5ssiblo !os them either to get
correct Information about Virginia or 10 believe
it it they do get il; Bu. Tho truth is tho VlrH
GINA dcm:c:us have rarely been moro emf.
dent Of success than they arc low, and the IDEA
OF such az impossible thing Es ooslesoing With
r.p1bilclus ioG any pGrp2so never enters their
miaGs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
NEHS OF TIE Day.

BY tiIa lat0 FIRE 10 Que5cc, ca hor:as we're
Jurrcd aud G.023 ladle.dass rendered hJn3-
i.ss.
Three CEirp.wa iadi4u5 visited the Co1..
mls5lcaor OF iDiisn Affairs yesterday, a1i var.
severely itc.ur.d fer coming to W.s9inetoa
Without pero,:sou.
Rear Ajm:En- Gee. 3. Bach has b.ca de-
teohed ticm dug as lupcriDtend. ut Q! tie
Naval Academy Al Annapolis. Nd, aud oi! red
to command the Pacific fquadrcD,
The trial Ct Mr. John William Wils5u. uen,.
Der OF The Baltimore bar. charged wit ohiaiains
mote7 unocr ta|sc p,cterces from Dr.. Wii,i1n
H. LiheEldSc upca mining cerliG,a!cs was c)1,.
mecced yesterday.
Tno Gr,enbsck Stale Convention Of Penusyl
vanls, 10 session ct Pottsv.le, yas.erda, u0ui.
| mated Il. W. jackson for State treasurer
The Ohio GGcenbscSers nominated John Sicl1
| fer governor.
paymaster Samuel Tracey Browa. T. S.
navy, died yesterday CO board the UnucJ
S!stcs steamer P1ahatau. at Newport, X. J..
alter tn illness ct two weeks. OF .f4nasioY q
| the braio
lie letter dated Paris. Frat CO. May IS. sDc
Addressed &c hla sor, tx S.netor Allen G. Thur
mau poS'i"cy ccos to permit Tic use 81 III
usDe Tor The democT1iJ uomiresi01 iJr Gov
crn2r ct Ohio.
The Balimore s1d p,:cmac Railroad CJIa
p'ny is tciycI2 nu,hiug torssrd The work @
bulldog secold track between Balimtr. enc
Washington. The rails from ST. Ages to Bal
tlmcro GEd l1r three mics cut from WssLiog!o;
have been distributed.
q. T. Cutlcr& Co., iron dealers, BlsUo. has,
tailed, ewing to the cooioued depfes ioo i, ri.
iron erd The downward movement therein
Their LIABILITIES arc between six AID s.vsn hun
d'ed thousand dollars 1t is stated thes tx
h:m he7o been carrying too much iron have ar:
also bccn working AZ iron Ore miOe ia Virgin.
and en- lion foundry il Boston.
The examination Ct Nlr. S:s;ious. CT lie Nav
York Seustc, who is charged with paying nlr
Bradley 1000 10 consolidation CT rr.m;3, t
vote tJr Mr. D9reT ior UDl;eG S:a:Ca Seno! o.
was con;leuet yesterday b,toro tho iovesli
ga:iac Committee, hus there was nothins 10 hi
testimony 'hst had net been brought ous be
| lore 'E,3Dt liz acc,u,! Ct the card playing il
Eh'ea re and sonjc ct his i1ierds were accaS
| t9n2G 10 IGiai2e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EvzNINe, JUNE Ii, 1851

General Mahoue having reached the concu-
sion that the SIste deb. question had been
practically settled by decision Of the Supreu c
Court of The Unitcd States, and that therefore
little or 90 more political capital coud be made
out OF that hobby, evolved Few cn,. and
called it n free vote and fsir cou1t." Bat in
this selection Of necessary substitute for the
primary issu," of the approaching election no
was particularly unfortunate. for bis record IS
against him. and it vas made 80 recently tat
il: is fresh in.ths N ,mory CT all. and roftrcno s
to it. therefore, especially in tho presence OF o
scroWd. will be exceedingly annoying if not c)n.
fasiag. What. for instarc,. could be moro
likely to disc)ucert the General aad inter-
Iupt the train Of argument while dcscautiog
to crowd of negroes upon the lOestImabIe bc1.
e6is OF free ballot, than fox one CT THIN 10
ask him tie c2ua1 o! the change list had come
o'cI the Spit. OF his dreams duticg The Short
intcrVsl be!w.eu tho present and the time
when. by his order, every negro o. bis railroad
who-voted the republican ticket was dischar Scd.
This order was not iSu,d when he vas youUg,
iocxbcr!erc,d, ezcitaSlc, tu. oily O fen years
back. ana ;h0uch the rtgro:s are not the mc
res s>uahlc people ca the face Of the earth, they
ere cot SO devoid of si1s, ss TO be incapable a
sppr' ciatiog tho roiot OF this question when i
shall be propoundcd to him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Republican Organ.

RICHMOND, Juno 1G.-The snnouuc amept
hero ct The car;y appearance of o new Journal
caused general surprise. 1t vas learned that
the new paper was 10 bo known as tho Debt
Payer, aud Of the most ultra republican stripc,
l. was also Rscertsined tina! COL Il. q. Parsons.
wee President Of the Rict ond aud Allegheny
Railroad, wls the monicd man of the c,noern
Among the capitalists who own the railroad
mentioned are MIR, Jsnes G. Blaine, aud tho
publication of the new organ immediately nre.
ccedlrg the canvas is taken here as new owl
decco OF Mr. B!sine's iotca,ion to crush cut the
Malone movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

last as might veil have b,en eXptc ed, the
sslcs mldo b. the Mahoniles G2d their sp~
pea!s 10 tho pnjudi,os OF tho Negroes have re-
vivCd il the latter oil tic rsco luminosity that
they exhibited with such Injurious ef.cts DUR
ing the days Of reconsideration. O1e Of them
made speech at Louisa Court House dsy or
Two AGO. some Of the expressions of which, for
hatred 10 the white people rivsled any tina!
vero made during the carpet bag regime. Tho
negroes were n1iot und c1nten.ed till the Ma
hone movement obtain:d prominence, lu; tina;
movement bligbs every thing it touches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Border TrGuDics.

SAN FRANCISCO, JuUo l6.-A Tucson dis
p;ich states: Ahaus three weeks ago fou,
Americans wa7o killed near Ffintares. 10 CtiIu.
hus. tbr.e cfThOm ere supposed 10 have been
COW b5ys. Fer the !ss. week COW boys have
been cote ,utra'iag nesr GaleyVille with the
purpose Of ayougiog tho death Of their com.
rades. They threatened 10 take Ffieres last
week. Word was sent to Tho Mexican uorsu at
this c., Tho sent warning to the people at
Frctarcs AID also notified the Mexican federal
troops Of which there are 200 stationed on San
Beroerliuo ranch. Yesterday morning the
COW IS. - 10 lumber, well equppied, left
Wi!cocks' ter the purpose OF carrSiog out their
tlr!eis, and it is believed there will be bloody
work, re- they are tho NEST reckless gsog oil
dtspcrsdocs ever banded together. The Next
c,us will either have to leave the place or make
hard fight. Frintares is about 30 miles from
Wilcox.
GALVESTON. Tex June 16.-A Fort L lott,
Tex, special to the News states that several
days ago two COW boys, through some mis-
understanding, exchanged abou. 10 shots Both
are desperately wounded.
Yesterday, on omnission GEEK. William
CfessWell cod B. White. cattle m:p, had 9
difficulty over 8 dispute about range, rsu liz e
IN the ceeth Of White last evening.
ln Oldham ocuetY, near Tulc,rtz. Tom
Grer acd j. Chappel!, both stock men. had al
ercyuater which resulted 10 tho use Of SIX
shooters. The ltfrsy ended in G,cr 5eiog shcl
three tue.
James Moore, $40: savers. days sine, By
oescIl2r, died to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Financial.

NEW I0NK, ,'nuo lG tho Pests tinsn-
olal article s'ys: State bonds wcro geucray
hEm tzc.Dt'ior Arkansas - R,ito.d hond-
as rue verc llHer, thu la'g,st d,c'iac hairy
10 OSi) Soul bern iooAmcs The stock aa;:.t
opened weak, bnt tno temper of thH srcca',-
lion 5000 charg ID. sod fox t!ml frazer feel.
lug prevailed Al tie fist to,ri there was
another spell Of we1kues', which WAS later TO-
oTod Iya recovery. Tho macy msrka' i
without ,roep!ioa change, and thus lar 10 i Y
there have been irec o:Iesicps # cl.i:sl Al 3
ger cent en- stocks ard at . >! per CT, "a L.
8. bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

THE LOCUST PLAGUE IN CYPRUs.-A COR
respondent, whose letter is dated LarIaos, May
S:b, Wii:es: Tho government begin to develop
all its energy to master the locust plague when
it was too late. Great prais, is cue 20 the
Famsgusia Commissioner and his interchangeable
Interpreter for their unsiriug efforts; but when
ihc government was re'u;tant to furnish, or
rather to be provided with. the necessary lap.
tiy of cotton traps in lhs proper time. shat
could they d.? The government we're warned
tion tt the eggs the threatened calamity would
still be very great Yet no provision during
six or sven moths was MADE for decreasing
tho hum5er OF traps. which during tho Turkish
administrator were over Two thousand. whereas
no more, tbtk. than tou: hundred and s,v-
enteen ara 10 be tourd all ever the island now.
London NelcS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

l. is o demonstrated fact that republican
newspaper hss tho power of becoming blind at
Will. This is evidenced by volumes OF patent
testimony furnished by themselves every day,
but in no case more patiently than in the rocen:
oae in which the Chicago Inter. Ocean, in the
face Of what everybody in the country knows
TO the contrary, says the attempt Of eI Senator
Conkling TO add tho vote OF Malone to the re.
publican party wSs failure. If that attempt
Wal 3 faiiule most people are utterly ignorant
OF tho meaning Of the word success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

Gererai Mahone'a home orgsn says tue dem
tcra's OF the State are ilb,ral to Northern
settlers, and either ostraczo or buildcze them
or gordsto that eff ct, and yet it abuses MIR.
Parsons. Northern man, for 40 other reason
than the i,ct that he disputes its erroneous as
serlioIs 10 tais respect, aud from his owa expo.
reuce says that 90 no portioa of the earth vii
Northern laso, 10 matter what lis political
opoious may bc, meet With more hearty wei
cIme them 10 Nirpioia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Roanoke d0l1poc

SALEM. Va, June l6-The triennial reunion
VI s.u1ens add ex students of Roanck, College
TOOK piac, at 10 a. n. yesterday and was ad-
dressed BY a. d. Sa7re. Of Alabrm,, and John
rau!, member of Congress from tho Eiphth
district oil Viraoia. Mr.. Sa5ras urged lhe i'm.
p0ftarc? OF educating men with a view to their
'osptsblltV TO the profession or station in Iiio
which thy rr,pose to Gil. Mr.. Paul's snbiscs
ives H:so!a,ion." His speech was nrac,;o.i al
md we'll timed. pi3o'''a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Regatta.

BOSTON. June l6 The annual spring regatta
o. 'hs Eastern Yacht Club. was sailed Yesterday
Gu Marble Head, eight first class soops, two
second second class echooners and three second class
S fo-m, psruc!pating The courae for the two
ior Inc others, 10 miles long. The wind was
strong from the northwest and several spsrs
Tero lest The Siren won the first priz, for lot
class sloops Time: 2h. 3Sn. 54s. The Hesnor
t ;ook Ire second pfiz, in 2h. 3lm O4,. The Meta
GoN '19 pt:ze iol "a class echooners in %. 2Gn
sloors in %, lin 3;ls. " o'"s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

RESULTS OF Tour LAcING.-Tho evil Of
tight laclng was shown at 40 Inquest which YES
held BY Dr.. Diufo,d Thomas, cororer for
Dentrnl MiddIcsex, fecsutis, st the Albert Ed.
ward Trvero, Bolton read, Kilburn, upon the
BODY OF Mrs. Amelia Jury. sged IS. DR.. Hill,
10 bis evidence as TO tho Cause of death, stated
that upon making pest nortem examination
ne found that the stomach was contracted in
the middle by a firm band, narrowing it to one
eighth OF ills usual tiz,. so there were virtually
Two stomachs, ard this contraction was 90 a
lavol With deep i1deutetioa on The liver, cor
responding 10 whero tho sta;s were tight,
oound roued. Tho liver is If vas As.teucd
out, and was driven down very deep Into tho
pelsl also. aud lbero Was 90 d)ubt that this
was also produced by Iiph! Iscins. The ccraptr
SAID thai he sometime ego hod an itqusst
"here lt vas shown that tho liver had been
very seriously irjorici through tight lsc,ng, spi
perhaps the5, cases would nos "a canton
aga'ns: tho rr.c:ic, poH sdoptcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16

Cough, Gold or sore Throat should
9s stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
ton. Ii ROW RS BIZ Nl;IIsAf 4,
1hOCHEs do not disorder the stomach liko
cough syrups and bslssms. bat act directly
on the inflsmcd parts, allaying irritation
give relief in a sthnla. isrOnc Coughs,
Satarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
So. GERS ana fuSlic speakers are sub
Iroches have been recon m ended By physcisng,
sad always, give perfsc. satisfaction. Having
oeen tested by vide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained we'll
mefl!ed rank among the few staple renedie, Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
The Markets.,

BALTIMORE, June l6 Virginia 6s old -; 90
deferred -; do consolidated "a do second &C..
ries 4l3; past duo coupons -: new 10 10s 55I BID
10 dsy. Cotton sto.dy: midding II. Flour
firm aod unchanged. Whost-Southern quiz; ;
Western lower. closing steady and easy; South.
orn rcd l2)al26; Go snber l26al3U: NoZ Yves.
orn winter red SPOT and June l2li ,125; jug
l2:5.l2:3; Aug 122tsl224; Sept 12!4.l22G earn
steady; southern white G5 do vsllo~ IS; West
er1 mixed spot 57t.57! Juuo 5jis5fs; July iGs
o6t steamer 52t It'd. Oats qust and ste,dy
Western white i6i47; do mixed Is I:yo norsi.
nally lOjalOS. Hay dull AID unchanged. Cotlen
Il IN Hio cargoes ordinary to fair 9ls1l1. Sugar
firm a soft ltR. Whlekoy dull q. 81 o..
NEW YORK June l6.-SL9cks Irregular. Nor.
ey 3s21 Flour unchanged and dGi!. Whoa,
hesvy and tale lower. Cora dull and lssc lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Fatal BscncOun.cr,

DANv.LLE. Vs.. juno ii AT DR.. Richard
Whites istm, 10 Pit 81 lgaoia county, Ga lucq.
day, an alteration occurred between Obsdisb
Y.ts. white, cod Waiter Carter. col,ted bO h
la5crars 10 the field. Watts suu,k Garter on
the hcsd with bis hoe killing him INSTANTLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Revolutionary Proc,au,,,o,s

BERLIN, Juac l6.-Ncws from 81. pc,c,s.
oate states that Tho officers and crew of The
guard ship. lyios off Pstethol where the Rms.
sian Imperial family will shorsIy take m its
atss,aetcc, ha'o been changed iu coDsco uence
VI t1e discovery of lumber OF royolu,lonarU
ptocismatloos 90 board, and thas there have
cteo many arrests in connection With tbe af
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
ArGquOis Again Victorious

-, LONDON June l6.-This is the third dsv n
Inc 10 ASCOT meeting. The raca for the s. "
Ssmes Palace stakes for 3 years old ooIts and ;
naes' ofatanoa-about Que mile, came off s snd
Wa Wa Ton y MIR. ?. LoriIlard's br. 9. Ironuaia
H Hno peat Count I. de Lagrauge's oh. g. t,son
10y to3,o me Two named rap. 10 the betting. iust
10 On him. 'ue ia'otlto at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
FROM AiAa3Y.

:. AIBAIr, n. Y, June 1.-THE joia. COW,
ton net ct nooa. Tho Isl owing the c1rh,y -
y9!9 od ,oF All: Is SoaEnfs tcGss:os For sc Is
II, Lspham II, Bradley /. Foig:r s. Tom ~ =,
3, aud Crowley d. III
Tho convention then proceeded % vo.o r. ~
tho long term with the following result: -.
Depew 3D. Herman 81 Pl.Lt21, Foper , {, -
nel II. Crowley 6. Lsphsm l, Whea'e,
Tracey l. No choice. = l.
The convention then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Murderer Hynci.cI,

SANTA FE. Jane lG.-Ju,u Moalc.o,, 3
resident ct Tous county. receo,y abus lis
aged mother, and Leon NJ. GsagFcc ,lmon.
sratei whereupon MOnteare killed Gallagher
with noe. Monterea WAS sries.cd ind on
Saturday night was Iynched by clz,1s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Singular Accident.

MONTREAL, June l6.-Andrcw T41uc7 "a.
terribly Injured yesterday n 6 Singular nsurrr
Some children having annoyed hin ty raplin
at his door aud throwiog mud a. hl sind IT,
he took down 90 old lllnt!otk pistol, lead d !,
with powder and discharged it q, tho crowd n
youngsters. The weapon rehtuuied end s.rurt
Fenry between tho eyes. il lriug h;al 10 =
shocking manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

E,ase f@c,3ry, which turf S out 20 GOO slaves
G Cay, hes been pI. ia operation at fIah2rsri!Ic,
Augl.ie equity.
az aiil r 81 hoacr between TO studcnis Of tho
uol@tiSi,y CT Virginia lass b:ca Ripped 10 tho
bud - Sci: arrest eEd being ;,Iac.d uotct
htGGa
y .4iSei delegation. oomrosc! ct white sni
c1.lr:d r",uhcars rem EiraiHis, headed by
Ga ". =. WiCkjan, vii cali upou President
Gs!hc!d to rfatest :gaiast his takog fi:cs wt!.
TIC NaEcnc !cgnbo,a coalition.
IN acc,GcD! occurred en- tho Shonar.:aah
Valley Nllr}ea Yesterday Gear D,yc!siI,c, ~ .
CT oi height !r.ir 1mpidg the track Jo;la
ilDll.og, tho cjrducio7, a1l }. &. n)ia To-,
! brs k2caa, were badly j. lrcG. tha ornlcr Gy-
! l12 il :249 hou;s
! The Shenandoah Herald says Tao whca!
! Il I>2kitg TeIl. Ttorgt 20, AZ lhck on The
sTeu1l Is W. have seen ii, tic ngosptc: Tor 4
good o:cp ID 7c'y n,ttc,iaz. llarGestiac will
b;Sn otZ. week The Wincness. Timcc
| styj: The wACat has npeuot % mach iss:e:
then vas expected. that few Of our tarmcrl. va
understand, are prepared for il. The crop ha:
improved wonderfully wthil The past few days
snd there will nsohat'y be little reason 10 COM
plain Of tho yi,ll.'
TIE Gig Hha!f prorcr.y of Norfolk Vas colo
3! public iu,;lnn on Tuesday ta tbs S4abosiG
aud Roaaokc Railroad Icr, % GEO Five ycar.
Gga, says the Landmark. i; is doubtful If til:
proper!y o)u.d have beer sold in - co., The
Wig uiaa sG5s: RIO purchase CT this proper
| ~ vas msd9 10 order that cur merchants might
/! have proper facilities ter shipping their mc!.
chaGdiso ov:r tho Sesbosrd Road, il b,;ng lh
Intention CT Major Robios)n 70 improve TIT
property cs Shipping depot, IL. whic1 ircieh
frim aud to Norfolk can be rto:iv9d ard dc
| Iivcrcd."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June lG -There ia no
cas1ga 10 meta in tho market today. pricea
ho!diDg i'm ST lSs: quotations About SEQ
bushels OF Whes: TOD st llSsl23 for Fu!tz and
l23ll@0 for Lsncsst3r. 200 bu.hels OF while
C3rn brought 50. CO. and Coz. as 10 quality. No
R7o CO Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
DIED,

,, IN this city at a. NJ. this morning, Mrs.
HSTdhE +. FOUrE. widow of the late Geo.
WIN. Foote, o. Fsuquier county. in the 18th
year Oh her ago ~ Tho funeral will take
rom The r.sideLc, of Co.. w. b. Chapman, on
Ha!rck street rhe remains will be taken to
fauqu'er county Tor lnterment-CW arrenton
papers and Southern Churcnman please copy.E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Evisccratcsl.

NORFOLK, Juae l6.-Charles F5yIr. en-
ploycd 10 tho eueioe room Of the S,ab lard Co,
ton cronp;es5 attempted to dsy to cross the
path Of piston rod OF ouc o. tho bci!crs mi
was ought By the piston rod aud disomtowclIad
He died instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
Damaging Reports,

BosToN. June l6.-Eepcrs ere ir circulation
here soriou II sffao!ing the stability CT tho
GIobo Spark Arrcs!cr c.. Of this ely, s1d o.
threatened legal c.mpoa;iots which vii in
volvs lis managers. False representations, j.;
claimed, have been made by tie company,
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Drowned.

ELZABErH, II. j., Jenc 16 Henry Ian.
cIcEk 10 the hcsorohea Bslk. Nv \ X,
aud resdoot OF this city, was drowned last eve,
ming 10 the city reservoir. lie VS. fish De nd
Was taxed With Fl. and fl! in the rlSe,voir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
En- Search OF The .saarmct:c

NORFOLK. Va. June lG.-Tnc u. S. s}io
Alliance. G. IL. Wadlcigh c>mmando-, sailed
at | &c ock to d,y for tcur moath,' cruis,
between Norway and Spiz5ercea 10 search Of
| the missing steamer Jeanette aud h:riarr,
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SUICIDE OF a YOUTHFUL LovER.-The lit
lie village of Clear Spring. lndisoa, was tho
s,eue Of fearful suicide Oh Su1day last. as
A. Brown, youth OF eighteen years. was
10 love with daughter Of John ID. Wonack,
only 6lieen years old. Tho yoHthfuIncss CT
both parties prompted Mi. Wonack tn otiac,
to his visits They met on Sunday. and the
RiI', agreeing with her father. told hun that be
must come 10 more. The infatuated youth
drew pistol and killed himself by 6ring three
shots IN succession. A brother of tho dead
bov, 10 bis anger az Mr.. Womaok, struck him.
causing fracture of his arm. All the parties
couoeroed moved in the highest society. aud the
unfortunate affair has caused gloomy feeling
to pervade the community.
Senator Beck thinks The Democrats have q
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Sailing of ti,C 4 Constellation.

ANNAPOLIS. I'D, Juno IG.-The U. : y
Conste.lston, Commander h. v. McNsir con-
handing, sailed to-day at noon with the first an,
third c!sstcs Of cedet mi6shipmen on bos-d
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Killed Ills Esroshcr.fn.Law.

CINCINNATI. june l6.-A G ,orgltovr, n.y.,
special says: Mask S1iy;rs, vcs!crlsy atur-
noen shot ins,ao,ly, killing Jan. Bopoeli, lis
brother IN Law. on nooauoi o. alleged Ill trta..
of Snlytl's vito by Bouneli.
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The WaIrooton Sold South, edited by Mr..
w. &. Marshall, has entered upon its fifth
Volume and shows unms!akable sis is of pros.
perlty. The Solid South is an cxc,ilont psp,r.
Well and ably edited
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Frost.

NoHwIcH N. T., Juno 16 "A ho,7y white
frost prev.liad Ia this (Chraacgo county, las!
night.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.


MINIATURE ALMANAC JUNE lG, 1881,
$40: riscs.......... 4 IS SIN scts.......... q
ARRIVED
Str Goo Lesry, Norfolk. to i Hooe.
Str ' Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, 10 20.
tomsc Ferry Company.
SAILED
Str George Leary, Norfolk. hv B Hooe.
Str M atsano. lower Pctc. By j B,ode,s u Go.
MEMORANDA
Schrs " q Wicaham. James s H,wt..
Steolalan, Amelia Hsrn. w Woodruff and /
NJ Harlow, from Richmond and Eugene Bords
fr1m Ge0r:etown, ct New York l5.'
, ocff q Deyerty, from Washington, for
Bangor, ST New York 18th.
Gen? Albert Mason, cleared g! New York, for
Washington 18th.
sehr John Proctor. fon Georgetown, q! Eos.
ION 18th
Schss Susan Ste!soa, from GEORGETOWN. and
homas Clyde. from Richmond, at Boston 18Th,
ishl Charles 7 Sampson, for Georgetown,
schr Thomas McKeize, from Gardiner for
Washington at Vineyard Haven 18th