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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-15
The Maryland Directory.

WIS BOOK contains the names and
ana the P">t-"ice address of Farmers.
Merchants AMI others in all til" counties and cir
'nlatcS in every town and village in the State
The revised third 81 ton now in course OF pr,
~ ton. The publishers will .ndrnvur Ia max.
mo- correct and complete than former issue;
EaT been. They NIL he rr2-rd 10 r"ceir" ORDER
-nir- l'ti"nS and advt easements.
L. Il .r...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-15
". Y. WARNER.
.IUnc i-y NtIhINGToS. DEL.
$500 Reward

WILL he paid by the Farmers and
w Mechanics Mutual Insurance Association
II Geo il county Tor the detection ant COW rion al
hc legendary OF any huil'iIlt- inshr"n in this
\Ssoriatiu:, N wC,l aR Tor THAT u' Richard I.
VowIll's house. which was burned On thH 2lth OF
sjth OF March last near /i"1.
JOSEPH MILLER. President
UENRY II. klMBLE, Secretary.
April l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
VRGINIA NEWS.

A number of indictments were found ty the
grand jury OF Lancaster county 90 Mondiy lust
against non resident fishermen.
The 1900 shares of stock Owned by The city
of Norfolk in the Norfolk and Western Rail
road were ordered by tho councils yesterday 10
be sold for $50 per share.
The editor Of Lyrchburg paper YVES Elk ID
by stranger if it was psss,blo tho. that ely
kept up three daily city newspapers, and the
rtp'y wac mo, it takes three newspapers tc
keep up thu CITY,"
Pref j. L. Campbell has recently made a
most favorable report upoa large body Of irou
land in Rockbridge county. The Developments
thus far made have been of tho mes: slis
factory character, both as rgid, qluli,y AID
q1antity.
A colorcd girl named Anuic Brown, IS year;
old, who attempted to CROSS tho railroad track
10 front OF moving engine, ct Evugtoo depot
near Lynohburg. yesterday tVeuir G, lost her loo!
ing and fell. Tho cars passed over hor body
and death cnsued in an hour.
The Covington Tribupe lesrls that W. d.
Ritchsy. Of PsnnsylSlnis, who has spent
several years 10 The vicinity Ct Coviogtor
getting Gu: hoop poles ior Cuba has succeeded
10 Inducing patty OF Philadelpbisns to bril- 6
machinery 10 Virginia suitable for reducing
chestnut timber so thst it clu bo Used fer Tan
ming hides. 1t is said that every part OF The
treo is peculiarly adapted fir this purpose and
makes an excellent grade Of leather. The
maohiacrY in question will b, ,rcc:td Ct
Miholo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EXPLOSIONS.

IT JtsEru. Jc., hsy "a An explosion OF
fifteen bsrres Ct panforth's laid stored in .
celer en- Edmupd street in this city occurred at
9 CLOCK last night The loor over tho csllsr
VAS occupied SIS saloon and billiard rooD and
was hep: By co!ored man. A numbsr OF nc.
grces were in the saloon At the time, all Of whom
lost their lives. The exact number csnnot be
ascertsined ss yet. but is variously estimated at
from Is to 45 Five bottles have been recovered
up to this tmo all burned beyond recognition.
1t is said one white woman IVES in the place at
the time ofthe casualty. The building was in
s.sntly and completely demolished. The ia.
mstes we're all buried in the debris. which was
completely developed by the hot flame of the
burning 1aid. The efforts of the FIRE depart.
mont TO subduo tho flames were Of no avail.
Several thousand excited people arc now sur.
rounding tho scene of the disaster aid many
womsn and children are screaming and bewail.
ing the loss of their husbands and fathers o,
friends The conclusion shook thu buildings
several blocks srouLd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

The editor of General Mahouo's Washington
organ. now that he 6ods it impossible for him
ever to obtain ofioo by tho votes of Southero
democrats. rsvives all bis enmity toward tho
South and g,vss expression to it upon every
occasion in and out CT season. 10 his i5:u, of
this morning he says:
1T is matter of fac: that in eight States of
this Uoion at least there are no fair elections,
no right of a:samblage. no free discussions. 10
asice in the courts for Republicans, white or
black. II is notorious that sixteen Senators
and not less than forty members cf Congress
hold their seats as the result OF violence AID
fraud The votes given the South by freeing
the negro are wrested by fo1ce aod perverted 10
oontinus the wrong liberty ia stabbed with her
own sword and 10 her own temple"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

The latest exhibition of true Mahonisn 10
Virginia was afforded by JUICE Dair 6 ,rfsld. Of
Essex county, last week. WHOM that stc)nd
Daniel recessed bis cur: 10 order to make 8
Malone speech, advising his hearers to repuli.
ale the State debt ard to abolish the capitGtion
tax which sul p ,rts the free schools, KEEP. The
jurywsitipg 30 hour aad half, until be had Go.
ished bis harangue, before he would allow them
to render their verdict, and then reconvened tho
caurt so as to prevent any one from corrtc il g
bis gross miscellaneous. 1t is of su,h men as
the nudge referred to and the 'lizard" judge
that the Mahonites want the Court of Appeals
to be composed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
The Markets.

do ncALrIaoRs May 2i.-Virainia 6s old -; dc
res s!s -; past due coupons So; new 10. 4Os SCI
H1a 70 cay Cotton quiet and steady middlinp
lvselos. Flour firm and fairly active at un.
senanGed prices. Whest-Souihern quiet and
urn; Western easier for spot and f,n for fu-
5 M southern red l23al3U; do amber l3la133
June l2s July ll9s; Aug ll5t. Uorn-Soutn..
Urn ouli; Western dull and irregular: South.
ern white S6 59ssGJ; do yellow 81; Western mixed
epot IL 5a60a; May 5a4a5a9 June 56i aiGs; JulV
9 90 Oats active and lower; Western white
All, 40 sn 4ined ss4Is Eye dull at l12.ll5 Hay
Sugar firm and quiet. q sof! II. WbisSe 1T nn.
Changed at 81 o.. "AeS un'
:, new YoRK, May 2i.-S!ocks dull and pneet
tled money 3a2a Flour shade frmer. Whsa,
s;H and sslc higher. Cora moderately .c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
General Assembly Of the Presbyte.
riHn Church

The ess mbly Of tho Presbyterian Church
Sou h rec.u7ancd 10 Stsuntcn yesterday morn
ing whcn message of fraternal greeting WAS
received from the Genera! Conference of Uai-
ted Brethren, 10 session ct Lisbon, lows, and
referred to the committee on correspondence.
Dr.. j. +. Mutually rose 10 a personal expa-
na.iop. saying thet he had been represented by
thu reporter of Virginia paper as bitterly op
posing the sending of q message of frRternsl
greeting to The Northern General Assembly.
He only opposed taking the initiative in salu-
tatiou.
Rev Dr. A. G. Horki1s resumed tho Dor
in advocacy Ct the majority report On retrenoh.
ment, ard spoko moro than % hour.
Rev. s. Tay!tr MsItiu. su!hor Of the minor.
ity report. took the f,or. and for two hours
msintaiped bis position with very forciblc argu
meuts presented 10 the btst spirit.
Judge W. g. Bullock. of Louisville, Ky.
took strong ground against further agitation
Of tie question. which be considered burtul to
the church and calculated TO WeskeD tho conf
deDco felt 10 the management Of the boards.
He had just received q letter from Dr.. Stuart
Robinson. of bis city, who wts too sick to come.
which he read So a part Of lis speech. The
writer was earnestly opposed to making the pro.
posed changes. and expressed himself warmly
10 favor of the old system.
Pending further remarks from j. a. Qaarles.
of Missouri, the assembly adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
KNIGHTS TcHaDlprS.

The Knights Templsrs from Boston and Prov.
idence, Oh theie pilgrimage to Richmond,
stopped at Fredericksburg yesterday and ware
entertained by The Fredericksburg Command.
cry, The buildings on the rtu!e CT the parade
through the streats wore gayy decorated. Bust.
ness vas suspended, and most cordial and hog.
ptsble welcome extended to the guests. The
visiting knights arrived in Richmond at six
o'clock 10 tho evening, and tho reception 40.
cordcd them by the two Richmond Command.
cries. the Richmond military and the c!tiz IDS
generally was Of a character rarely before cqna
ed ia that city. sptcal train besriog the
visitors entered the city amid sslvo of artillery
fred by the Richmond How!z9rs, and when il
resched Franklin rect the Knights disems
barked and were met BY htir hosts, the Rich
mord ST. Andrews Communicates, First Rag
inent Virginia Volunteers, Rchmord Light
Infantry Biu:s, Richmond Howi!zsrs and o
company of young cadets. The concourse Of
people that gathered TO witness the arrival and
reception of tha Strangers was inmonss. The
vicinity Of the place Of Decentralization WAS 80
packed with human L.ings that it was with
great difficulty that largo detachment of po-
l;o, could keep sufficient space clear fer the
movement of the various organizations. The
visitors wore formally welcomed TO Richmond
| ~ Eminent Commander Thos. j. Evans.
| Eminent Commander K. II. Rhodes, Of
Providence, and EIiocn! Commander I. e.
Walbridge. of Boston, responded
After this the line of march was taken up, the
proc ;ssioa moving alo5g some OF tho principal
| streets 20 Capitol Square and The grounds Ct
tho executive mbnsluu, where they passed 10
| review before Gov. Holiday. Tbetc, they
proceeded 6irc.ly TO the Excbaass Hotel,
| Wh,rs the visitors ere qu,riercd.
| The streets which thy procession passed were
thic&ly crowded with people, the ladies' all
along the route greeting the srargtrs by tie
waving Of hsndkcrchiefs and othor demonstrs.
tions of welcone. The business houses and pri-
vste residences 10 every direction were taste!uily
decorated. in many Instances to lavish degree.
| with bunting. everpreene, f,wcrs, go. Lass
| night tho visiting Heights, with their ladi,s,
the latter numbering about Gfy, wero enter
| tanned by the ladies of Richmond at brilliant
| reception ct the thcatre, witch was gtrseousIy
decorated, the pa;qustto being tloored over
even 9ilh tho stage tor the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

THERE'S rumor of proposition to heal the
divisions in tho Mshonite party respecting i!s
candidate for Governor by nominating General
Malone for that position, as all the rival candi
dates for the nomination will give wsy to him
without objection. We trust this may be 70,
for his record in the Senate, from his first vote
to give the committees of that body to the rad
icals. until his last for the confirmation Of that
impIacable hater OF the South, w. f. Chandler,
as Solicitor General. will afford ell the material
the democrats will want 10 their campaign
against him. By all means let him be their
candid,ttl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

Of all the negroes in tho country, whose votes
have kept the radicals 10 power ever siuce th' y
have beon granted tho privilege of suffrage,
the only three deemsd w,rthy Of recoup ,nsc
efo Douglass, Bruce and kingston. the frat AID
last of whom can talk we'll, and tic middle one
knows how to behave himself None Of them
has nty other qualification, nor any fitness. for
the positions they hold, and they wero appoint.
ed simply and soIily because they arc negroes.
They would never have been heard If if they
had not been born with blsck skins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Tuico Greek convention will Do signed
to-day.
Rl0.s agsinit the jazz AKA sill reported in yGs
rious places in Russia
MIR, Brennan, secretary t; f the Irish land
lesgue. has been arrested.
The SWe1ith government PROPOSES to :ske
measures to check emf grafton.
Prince Leopold, Queen Victors youngest son,
has been raised to the posraHe with tho title OF
Duke of Albany
Mr.. Suttr, tia Kngli,hmsn captured by brig.
snds near Ssionics, some six wooss sgo has basn
liberated.
The Rus in nihis!s inform the CA. tina. II
he will gather his people about him and listen
to thor voice, no further catastrophe will occur.
Garibaldi has written letter, in which he
Gays Italy should demand tho c9mple!s indc.
peuderce of Tunis
a communist editor a. Copenhagen hsI hsca
arrested tor suggesting The murder OF the kinR
Of DenT AK.
The Prince of Bulgaria will call grand n.
tionsl assembly to bring o:de- Gu. OF chaos in
that principally.
The recsnt expulsion OF Al English Jew fron,
st. Petersburg hes been brought to the at:on,io1
OF the British government
Thirty blacks have been fasly sentenced 10
death for participating in the Santa Cruz Nv.
revolt.
Csldercl.'s fate began in Madrid on Sunday.
Inc preparations are very elaborate and extea'
slvs, comprehending every sort of spectacle,
from an.os sacraneatsles 10 bull fight.
A report comes from Paris that Hegsy Hef-
man. who was to have been hanged as soon ls
the days of her accouchement were ovor, has
died from fortunes recently Inflicted upon her.
Franco simultaneously with the invasion OF
Iunis, takes great interest in Inc suppression Of
ste slaV, trade of Egypt. NM. Gambetts AMI
Victor Schoeleher haze taksn the stump on this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
A Cough, Cold or Sore Tbroo, d.,

ho a, oUush' Soid Or Sore Throat should
.ncurable Lung Disease or Consumn al
Lon. % w MS Il IL ONCHsa =.
aaSCHEs do not disorder the stomach ill.,
cough sytups and balssms. but act direc1Sv
Oh IL Inc infiamed parts, Illaying irritation
s9ae.,st Ia Astnma. bronchitis, Coughs.
singers and Public speakers ,re "o onhi
}Ses 70. For thirty years Bsown's Bronc IGo
nt9cnes have been recommended by pbvsiciana
ana always give re.fec: satisfaction
oeen tasted by wide and constaa. nsa for nasrIss
ne, ff ts1S they have attained we
the Sold At &c box saRs remedies of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

CHR1sTcPuER G. MOULD, ono CT Tho mos,
prominent mon of Montgomery, n. Y, sal Of
the American Reformed Church, and wcs!lAy
and il q aenlisl falmsr, was bitten nine moa.bs
ago BY vicious dog, which he was endesvCr!sg
to chain, the animal having shown symptom. O.
madness. The wound being slight, soon healed,
and every precau!ion was taken against poison
from the bite. Sunday morning the community
wa. startled by report that MIR. Mould VIZ? a.
tackled with Eydrophobis, sld The lhysci:rs
report him to DO gradually growing verse
though his family have hopes of bis recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

According to tho revised New Testament. it
is not the appearance of evil, but real evil, that
mus. DO avoided. If this be the corrtc: trans.
lation, and doubtless it is. those who do evil
that good may o,me will be less ensured than
formerly. A point. however, about this that
remains to be settled sessldj the proper judge
of tho action; whether he should be the eotcr or
the subject. Bot the obar 50 referred to, il not
an Improvement, il one of the least objections
TO the now book.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY u, 1881
The Richmond Wing has turned optimist.

The Richmond Wing has turned optimist.
1t shuts its eyes to oil that has happened so far
duriog its owoer's senatorial career. fails to sec
that bis ephemeral AID Legitimate importance
has entirely vanished, that he is now desplstd
by bis new allies as vel! as By tho party be de-
serted. tina. Mshonism has become desploablo
alike 10 the North and South, that its adhe-
tents. 10 the public estimation. appear 10 The
garb of soalawags of unsavoiy memory, that lis
cluse is dead AID buried, and hrs only helped
to mako the solid South more solid. and to af-
ford the North patent Illustration of the men
and means by which, up to this time, attempts
TO break that soility have been made. aad in
duos the Northern pcople to L:licve that it is
best not cnly for the South but for the whole
country THAI the South sh:uid remlin solid OF
least for tho present. Ia the place Of all this
the Wing only SECS tho General during the
time OF his little brief tu;hori'y, when, after ho
had declared his apostacy he received btu
quet from the White House and was promised
lucrative ofho:s fir bis friends. GosEam ard
Ridileocrger, and, in the saUguine fervor Of
such recent memories views all things 10 rosy
colo,s and gives expression to its exullant tcel-
ings by saying, And hereafter, when wo arc
enjoying the blessed results Of the great rcyolu.
ton nov begun anl progressing, va shall be
ingrstes indeed if We do not remember aud
honor William Malone. of Virginia. as tho
man whose firm and daring hsod 'pu: the bail
in motion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

Temperate, is an excellent thing and highly
oommendab!e, and those who violate its iu-
struclions invariably suffer tho oons' quopccs.
tut when hauled through tho dirt OF politics
it comes oct with drsgsled and filthy skirts. lis
beauty is marred and liz iLfletc, for good
gone. Like religion, it must remain p1:o sud
undefled, and those who seek TO make it 9th.
erwise 60! only iniure the cause, hut lower
themselves 10 the estimation of all RICH. tbipk-
ing men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
Anti.JeWtSll KfOtg.

VIENNA. May 24.-Tbo anti jewish excite.
ment c,utaues to rage With extraordinary isros.
ness 10 Russia and Hungary. A story comes
from Tarta. 10 Hungary. that mary 6rcs
hsviaE recanlly occurred they wero laid to
tho charge OF tho Jews. A few Days
sgo Jew was helping to txinsuish fire when
the mob suddenly turned on him and hurled
him into the hamcs. where be vas buried alive.
JoHith fugitives ere arriving 10 Poland from
all par'a Of Rasss. nlaDy sro cmiera,iog TO
Amero1, aud ros srG panic still conlbua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
Searching an English Vessel.

TUNIs. May 24.-Tho British Uousuls! S[sx
reports chooncs flying the E g ish flag COM
irg TO between SIsx sud Ghe,bs. Az officer
tIom tic FteDch msn OF war Leopard boarded
the schooner witou. permission and searched
her CO su,picion OF carrying arms. The officer
found 10 urns. but compelled tic captaio 10
give a guarantee 10 regard to the nature Of his
cargo, and afterwards ptcsed With the schooner
to Six. Tho captain has protested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

Grant is Indignant, ard is to rush from Mex
ico to New York to tho rssis.alce of bis Gdu:
Achstes, Conkling. aad, if nothing else cen be
done. the "Bombastcs" will como himself to the
Senate Grant cin't get over the idea that he
is tho biggest man 10 tho country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
AttcE,Dtel Suicide.

New YonK. May 24.-Hatie j. Hail. %
years old. INSIDE deliberate attempt OF self
destruction this morniug by lhrowicg herself
10 front Ct an adsnrcinr train on tho Sixth
Avenue Elevated Railroad. at SOL street, The
tain Was stopped 10 time to proven! her
from being crushed to death When lifted on
the platform she was found 10 have one hip
crushed ard to DO suffering from severe inttraa!
irinrjrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
For tia GEz,tc

SYNOPSIS OF TIE WEATHER FOR tpe,r
lSSl.-The very low range of the baromeso. 9,
March con!icued through the early Tart Of
April go that the mean for that mon h v,s
much below normal, viz: % SO; highest 90 O..
lowest 29.l2; highest thermometer 6to: !oucs.
260; mean 52062. 1t is but seldom that a.
have such vide range OF tho thermometer il
any month 80 this shows, evidcrciuz Wv
serious disturbance Of the elemental ittc;;2.
rain fall was light. inches. PfevaiGu,
winds norshweat. w..
ACCOTINK, Va.
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a. 81. Bonds,

COY M1AAssIddSSaroN. D. O.. May 2i.-The limit Of
SSLaU.oeo ouo st which the option of presenting
8. per cent was fixed by the one hundred and
third call Tor bonds has bean exceeded by the
not'cte received by the Secretary TO day. 1t can.
not Do stated at this time what the excess
am cunts to. 1t has 10. vet bsen determined
Hns. course 10 peraue relative to the notices
received in excess of The $3.50 600 ono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
AuCfAl.

NEW YORK, May "a The Pos. financial al.
arc unchanged in pIice. State bonds sre irrea.
U ar but generally lower, tho Tennessee bonds
oe'ng down ls2 per cent. Railroad bonds Are
sssesoy 10 strong ct an advance of 4s2s per cent.
me money market is extremely easy; call loan,
range from 70 81 DIR cont, 'OA1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

Tgenty years oeo to day the federal troops
took possession of this city, and instituted q
reign of terror that continued until long after
the civil War IVES over. DuIiDg it this Office
and everything i. obtained. except the table
upon which this paragraph was written. were
burned ty the i'll disciplined ard licanious
soldicr7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
Amendments 10 the Lime, Bill.

LONDON. May 24-Tho Times this morning
says: Up to last night over thousand amend
ments to bo proposed to the land bill had been
plso2d on the order book of tho House of Com
cd, not only by homo III ers, but by many Eag.
gllsh and Irish liberals aud conservatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

Mr.. John W. Wollz. chronic republican
Office seeker from tho first Congressional Dis
lrct in Virginia, believing that tho President
intends to stand BY his tale to tho Mahoutos
and not ty that to the democratic Senators, is
10 favor of letting tho Malone tail wag tho re-
publican dog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

We hsve received from the able and energetic
editor and proprietor Of the Norfolk Virginian.
NJ. G!cunap, CD, brief tut very interesting
sketch Ct tho oIi0iD, rise ard progress Of that
excellent icuruLl, that as dcao 30 nrci 10 i'd
vance the interests CT Norfolk and of tho State.
We hope the csreer of tho paper fer usefulness
may BIO up gard and onward. and that its pro-
prletor mag reap the reward Of bis merit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

We have &c! the slightest doIbt of ito re-.
suit OF tie election en- Thursday, bat it would
be very fttirg time to sit doWL' empbati'
eally o. all attempts TO rehabilitate radicalism,
20 matter under what gu!ss it raises its head.
Just OF this time it is peculiarly ittirg that the
democrats should exhibit their strength. 1t viii
have coed feet 10 the fail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
MARRYING His Amt

VIENNA, May PA somewhat astounding
assertion is made by o French paper published
here after a long genealogical disquisitiou, that
frno' Rud olph. 10 marrying PIKE ,5s Stepha-
ule, married his own aunt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
From albany,

ALBANY. May 24.-Vioa President Arthur aud
Senators Conklius and Plat are expected her,
90 tho train which leaves Nea York at 1890
o'clock this morning. 1t is reported thet Sen
ator Corkllag will mako public addrts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
AEMoEkGDA.
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Boats d 4 Long. w Nj Price and
w Stiner, j Moore, Five Brothers II a
West. to Hsmpehire s. Baltimore Coal Co. Usr.
low Bros and Beamedet!s 10 J1o ? Asnew
& Co.
Dephrted-M, j w Siiaer, j Moore Five
Brothers and N A West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

A prominent member of the Reform Club
informed Mr. Beckbam 10 day that Temperance
was not an issue 10 the approaching election,
and that it was purely political contest. And
yet this "reformcr," Will, protesting to be o
democrat voice, for Mr.. Harmon, VITO runs as q
no party msD. tu: solely and alone on the ten,
Dcrdnce issue,
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Withdrawn.

NEW YORK, Msy 2l-Msyor Grace to.dsv
sent CON munica!on to the Board Of Aldermen
Withdrawing the name CT Wm. Lummis for
ettico of Com missioner Of Taxes and nomin sting
IN his stead Edward q. Donnelly. Tho com.
munlcal!On was laid on the table.