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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
LOCAL BRETI7IES

warm weather to day. the mercury in the
soe,mo meer registering from 90 10 "a degrees,
New sweet potatoes msds their sppesrarce
10 the market this mcroiug.
Eva c.osl boats, carrying 557. II tons Of oosl
lett Qua be'sud Monday las. tor this port. onn.
sleoed to tho American Coal Copp,uy.
Messrs D. q Watkins & Co have ,ossed
Nslls Co.'s mill on north Union street snS
VIII commence operations there tomorrow.
A large party IF German oi.iz ,os left here
this ornlng 90 tha s'eame, john W Thomp-
son for L'wsr Cedar Point. TIE Thompson
Was crowded with passenger. for the Poio!.
Qusntic,, where two paviliors aud severn!
oa'n houses have been erected ty the Putom ac
Steamboat Company aud 10 which poin. The
s;osmer Excelsior IN kes daily trips, was cpeu-
cd 10 Gay as SUMMER resort
Mr. Frank Cathcsrt ia building two of his
patent rotary 81 gines at hie establish nent, on
Union street. fer electric Il purposes It is m
defstood that an electric ligh. is shcr:iy to be-
Introduced in this city.
At meeting Of The Vestry of Christ Church
yesterday afternoon arrangements W re made
Tor con'lunlng serves in that church durus
the month of August. Rev. Dr.. Walker, OF
me Theological Seminary, will oficiite, Rsv.
Mr. Sater. the pastor, being a5sen. for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. j. W. Dyer hiss on his boat at tho foot
OF k,rg street 6ee lot If salt wafer fish, iust
up from the bay.
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Supreme Court of appeals
10 the Court Of APPEALS. sitting at wytheVille
lsst Thnrsdar-

10 the Court OF APPEALS. sitting az ~ytneVllle
lsst Thursdsy-
SpfstIey vs.. Proctor. Petition for sppes
from Hastings CCu:t of Petersburg. Apes
allowed aod papers sent to Richmond. Bono
OF 81 900 required.
joseph D. Blair vs.. Jesse Carter and ais
Petit 90 for appeal from Circuit Court of Pltr
sylvania county. Appesl allowed and papers
sept to Redmond. Bond of $500 required.
Ednoud's administrator, 30, vs. Scott and
Wakios and ais Petition for appeal from
Cmcut Court of Charlotte county. Appeal NJ
wed snd papers sent to Richmond. No bono
.quired.
j sse Prunty vs. Michel and Ccbbs. Pc
i;ion fer writ of error from circuit Court q
Richmond ciy Writ of error allOw-d acc
p,prs 5.n, to Richmond Bond Of 500 re
CUR, d.
Jobu R. Lai2hton vs. Matthew NJ. Maurg
Writ Of rror IRON Botetourt county. Jug
m"ut affirmed. Ju1pc Staples reading toe
opinion of the cour'; Judge Anderson Dissent
ing opioi0n as 10 jurisdiction.
Pfuner and Huooles vs.. Pendleton, &c Ap
peal trno Smyth ccuaty. Decree affirmed,
Ju1g, Burks reading Loo opinion.
Henkerlltc, &c.. vs. Thomas. Is. Appea
from Wythe county. D. Gee affirmed. Jadge
Bu ks reading the opinion.
Calhoun vs. Wiiiams. Appeal from Snytb
county Decree affirmed, Judge Auder.ou
reading the opinion.
DAlow, 81, vs.. Kits. SC, Appeal from
Band. Molioo 10 reiastae. Overrusd.
Hrge VS.. HiprinbothAm. Appeal from T.z.-
vel! c1uoty. Decree sfirned, Judge Cbristlsu
reading the opinion Of the court, and Judge
Anderson disssu;ing.
Stuar, 3; Polnsr vs. Ptcsoo, SO. Appesl
from Washington county. Decree reversed,
Judg, Agders,r reading the cpiDiou.
NioIett VS.. Nibiett AppesI from SussF Z
c,uoty. Decree affirmed. Judge Stapies read.
lag the opMlon.
Wada VI, Harmsu. Appeal from Flcyi CO..
Time taken TO consider.
Wade, &c.. We. Fisgat 81. Appeal from
Mnntronefy oauo;y. fine taken to coDsider.
n Win vs. B1rHell. Error IRON Patrick 90,
Iime taken to consider.
Patrick County vs. Reynolds. Error from
Patrick couat9. lime taken to consider.
Hsts5rou3h W. W. Tims taken to c,n
slider.
krfauVer's adm;niGr4tor vs. Thrash. Ap.
peal irsm Fi0yd county, Tine taken to ON
sider.
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Tie BECKuAM PRIZE Tho przs offered
by Mayor 3 ckham. Of this CRY. to the team
tuskloG the b $: score at tho Gl;mont shooting
zach, sod which match resulted 10 O lie
bclwsrn III, Washington Light Infantry and
the N1iousl r 8, is i'll the suti-c: of con-
trov r5Y. l. Is said that the resson that MIR.
Beckha 5 patience has been so severely tsx ID
10 the mater Of tho rcp,r, Of the National
Kill Association is hat he addressed bis letter
ct IEQurg to Judge Gldrrseevc, the former
president. who Is nov 10 Europe. The letter
has Deco forwarded 90 It's receipt it will prob
ably be referred TO Gen. Hancock, the present
head OF the Association, and by him sent to tho
secretary Tor rcpy. The latter official has
81 ady given, i. Is claimed. the b airing of the
ruI 90 the lie. The referee Of the Wsshipg
ton Light ltf:ury ia reported as saying he is
sill 10 oticol ignorance of aoy action bavir e
bcco taken o'k,g 10 q Dew match At a
II oil. & Of the Na;iousl r flos, n Washuetop,
iss nirh;, the sctloo o! tie referee of the Dom
piEy IN declining to c)l s@n; to a new stch for
the p:z' was sus' aiocd ~ q uisoimous vote,
Tbs ume for the shooting of Of the "tis'' has
beer fixed, by tie hie,andrs Light Infantry,
for Lhu 24.h Of Angus.
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\ RADICAL MEASURE - Most all the readers
OF Tic u Z:ic have read Of the itioeraot barber
OF BagJsd who, upou beiug called 10 10 shave
CuG! Ean quickly sho had an appointment
With tho Cadi's daughter while that worthy was
81 prayer, aOh vito after Is,heriog the fac4
OF Tie imp .ticnt youth, slosIy opened his
case AMI Iostcad OF rroduticg a rZ)r end
proceeding Slth his work, deliberately took
Hut 80 astro;ab" and slowly ssu0tercd Gu 10
TIC Ysrd to take the height OF the run
% his r;turn he conlncnc cpg hnranpua
"a nstrGn"Gy, aud cv"otuhlg so irIi .sred lis
cn5oncr that re Gas c ,ma e!Ied to III; him on.
OF the hru@e, eod 10 fl ms enpsgS mant with az
unsaaveo face. TIE oarbar foiio 9cd him, how
ever. ao; 81 harrssssd him in divers ways as TO
be Iho o'u5o OF tbs y u0g msn falling sud
c - IIing himself for ife. As G paturai COD
"a 'aca this m,a forever fer enttriain.
The 2reotrs horror Of b:rbsrs--fo7 that on, Of
l'2s;. Nv az a xsadria tousorial artist is
las! cJmin2 eS unpopular With his customers
~" d'I!Lqlco; puruoo W. meao-as this cr
co:a b:otDrr chic" rendered himself 90 the
above Ccc,si)p. lie has carefully pyep.red a
list ci aIt Who are n arrears TO .rtsiu am0uot,
and has posted them prominently 10 his shop
under IT," csplion Of dead bas,s,' ADD posi-
lively refuses to erase uames uoti all arre.riges
are iad. l: is said tbs, iupTCc.tions loud and
d,cn ore 'DstsD'ly poured upon him-so 1nuch
50 that the more late seem az loss to coin new
'Guss wG1!s.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

the market this week was well supplied with
Gil kinds of stock. Cattle were in very good
fully io lowe! than last week the quality OF the
offerings was very fair. Calves dull. Sheep
dull and nominal. Lambs in fair demand Of
prices fully ic lower ihsn for several weeks past.
Hogs dull With few coming in ard light de-
msnds Cows and Calves IL fair supply with but
little inquiry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

A GREAT VIcToRY.-We have last succeed
ed IN cl1silg ou' $4,000 yards OF spring aud
summer prints from 3 large factory # the BEST
MAKE-such as Windsor Duuuel's aud Ar
uclts-Wh;ch VT will sell 81 5 aud g.. yard
10 order TO close them out at once, AID VII have
them cp ped this day and for sale for 10 days
OILY. As these sre ohoc, goods W, wish to
call SPECIAL ATTENTION Of our customers al d
give them this notice, 80 all can have char c
at them. After that tino what is on hand will
be pu: 10 our regular stock. They are tho BEST
EIGHT CENT CALICos 10 the market. Cal a.
ouc, al |. EICHBERG's.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ct MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
Alexandra Virgins,

Alexandra Virgins,
Under the Direction Of tbs
SISTERS OF HOLY GROSS.
VIII reopen MONDAY. September 9th. 1881.
The course OF study will be thorough and e1-
tenHvs en- orscing sll tho branches of solid and
refined education
Particular attention is paid to vocal and i1stru.
mental MUSIC
Plain SEWING snd every variety OF Fancy
Work also the Ruiimen,s of Voc.l Music and
DLsWlng, are taught without additional charge.
Pupils of all denominations received and
while great attention is given to the religious ia
s'ructlon OF Catholic stu tents there is no ibfu.
encs used on those Of different belief
Terms moderstes For further particulars sp.
ply 81
susa-lm SISTER SUPERIOR.
NERMAN.ENGLISH SCHOOL.
~ n. 81. Asspa BET. Gamer1 IN and Queen
Parents wishing to have their children liz
sTucted in tha GERMAN AND ENGLISH
La NJ AGES should sccept this opportunity.
Terms 81 Is per month
Rev w F. DROKGE,
OF German Lutheran Church PRINCIPAL
For IN Information address Rev. W. Y Droege
+. y. Box 363. Alexandria Va suE2-ln
ENAosE 9 aE5e,.I y. HIGH SCHOOL.
select, limited and nigh.grade school,
strictly preparatory to the University Of Viz.
ginis. Session begins SEPTEMBEH 9Th, 1881.
/ eductlons made II charge for Two brothers or
for the sons of minister's. For circulars address
the Principal.
sus2-lm H. A. STROBE.
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AUCTION SALES.

"a
pUBLIC SALE
- of
UNCLAIMED GOODS
al THE w. s. o. K K. FREIGHT DEPOT.
ALEXANDRIA, Va
VIII be sold for cash on SATURDAY, Au-
gust l3!h 1884, the following unclaimed goods,
VIZ -
new Wheat Fans. consigned to S. Donohoe,
Leesburg, Va 'A00'
- Also new two horse Flows, consigned to j.
Hickendorn, Leesburg. Va.
Said goods having baen unclaimed for more
than sixty days. will be sold to pay freigh.
charges and storage
Sale to take plaza at 10 o'clock m.
4. b. HAVENER,
JylL-W4W General Supt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

The market to-day is steady and firm. The
demand for Flour is fair, and an advsn ce of Csc
Is probable. The seceipts OF Wheat amounted
to 400 bushels and sales were ID ,de al ia, ll6,
ll6, l2O ard III for Fuliz, and l22 l24 and LIS
for fac to fancy Lancaster. But little Corn was
offered, and about 400 bushels Of white brought
g. No Oats reported, and one small lot of Bye
sold q! IS. Country produce is quiet at quota
tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

DELEGATES TO The STATE CONVENTION. -
Jud ~ UhsrIes E. Stuart. sud Messrs. s. @.
n ole, James L. W'ddey, James w. Shiun,
and J. 1. sweeney. Of the Alsxardris delega
100. and large number of delegates from
f.lrex spd Loudoun counties left here .his
mornlpg. scme over the Virgnia Midland
KailRay, sud others Oh tho steamer Excelsior
Tor Rlchnond. TO attend the Democratic State
CONVENTION, which meets 10 that city at l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Aug. g.
be.ves-Fery little doing in the cattle yards.
ew lots were soid ST ciosiag r..os OF yesterday,
6ui the greater part rrrnain UNFOLD Beef sides
were selling slowly III 5s6ic. for Texas and Col.
orsdo stock, and q! 7!.yi for native do, with
few selected prime sides st l0c per ID.
Calves nsrke! dull with large number Of
ccm non prass-ied calves ia the pens from pre-
vious arrivals Veals raj ged from S III per ID,
gfssaers and bu.termiik caves from 23,4c.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand was limited,
ard il WAS not possible TO make a clearance 1T
shy price, The transactions vera at 34.tic per
ID, for sheep, snd at 43se3c for laabs Best
dressed mutton sold st 9tc per ID; best dressed
lamb, g. lac per h.
Hogs ore for sale aivo Nominslly stesdy
st7sS7 20 for fair 10 good corn fed western hogs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

O'Clock to morrow. Hon. John s. Barbour
also left hero this morniog for Richmond.
Capt. X. Kemper, chairman of the Alexandria
delegation. and B. II Lambert aud Others will
leave here this evening for Ricbmood Reports
are 10 the Ell. @; that the convention will be oor
of the lsrges: and most ithueoisl assem- blie5 Of
tho KIND ever held 10 The State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Heather Ptobdbtlitis August 3. 1881.
For the Mi1dle Atlantic States fair weather.
variable wlods, mostly southetIy, stationary
lenp nature and barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

FINEST OLD FRENCH BRANDY Iyintag.
1867 and PURE PORT WINE MeIcinaIIy they
are all that Can be desired Bottled and or
draught at MCBURNEY's STORE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

TIN ROoFGNG. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT
attended 10 promptly. by STANsBURY & BRO.
manufacturers snd dealers 10 Stoves, fin Ware,
~, McBuruey's Bui!dios) coruer King ard
Washington streets.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-The BEST OF Ecu
GENT CALlCos at l, ElCuBgRGs for aad &C
yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

HYDRAULI0N STEAM FIRE COMPANY "A
REGULAR monthly mesrins OF tho hydr.ulion
Scam Ere Il eloe Company was held last
Eight with beul min Barton, President, 10 the
chair' and Samuel renns1on Secretary pro ten.
he N!nuics OF the last regular meeting we're
laid on inc table until tho next regular meeting
for approval.
The chairmen Of the committee appointed 20
c1n!er With similar Committees from the o!h-r
conpsuIrs 70 regard to the Visitiug hrenep, r..
ported progress. The report Was adopted, and
commtce. consisting Of john LauDoo, Nj.
). Watermsn and S.mu.l GeDnesson, was sp-
poIo;ed to .aakt hnsl arraoge nens for he Gu
tlrHlnm n OF the visitors
+. l. Ea:aisla aed j. Frauk Taylor w.re
appointed a c Initt"e 90 decors,ious
f tnoion By }. t Taylor that the parade
h.t 4 che foreman Of ih- mpaDy be wbie
hsinet, belag adopted, o n. Kirby presented
90 behst # the c1mpsny, 10 g oest speech, to
0amue! lenoess o, the torcnsn. very hsoG-
som. White leather heimc', with gold trim.
DoEs. The present vss rac-iv- d by Dir. Teu-
ness % in fcg remarks, ia which he thar ID
the members OF he company for ibis evi ieuce
or tier APPRECIATE - Of bis rgloes, and prom
lscd to cHdcsvor TO dl,clsrge the daries Of
foreman ~ the 10 u!C gven ore faithfully tbs o
nc bad dr1a ia ne pass.
j. +. Taylor moved that vots Of .hauks b.
toudtr d Henry S'Tsu-s, co. for the active
nar! he had TAX n .o.9s,Gs tavrog the .qlsr. 20
RjSal, botw3cn CsUetoD ana king slreris re-
.ared. The mGtna Vas uraoiG!vusiy ID Jptcd
The nee.iog helrg utorGieJ that tho newly
{! o:@H CEiet E1sin.rr Of the Fire Depart
mot, Nj. +. II, q Br;aU, WIS ia waiting out
side, Wan. u. 7I4lsJn aud j, N ByIne. were
appointed c3mn!ter 10 invite him 10 the hsiI.
Upin ectC!Irg tho taIi the Grief Engineer
a''cr baog received y the President, made q
short. appiC p:lste speech, sts;icg that be had
oDig cai!Cd 10 become $50 lsluted with the
Ii 1hbrrs OF The cOnnsiy and a. they hui
endorsed h!m Tor ihc pnsitl0o 0i COjet Eoei
acer he asked th-r hearty co-opsration eDd
a..ls'"Dce 10 the discharge If the dutiss Of the
IiGoc.
Mf Charles Yn'c, VINO entered The meeting
dUylug he + m Ks 0! tie C0i,f Eugineer. UPON
loV!teu.p 70 mike some remsrks, said that his
only ci2ct IN hang present Was 10 urge the
campenY 10 sppvat E committee to make 6us
arrangements Tor tie eu.ertaGtDoEt of the yiss
ting iTclnoD from Allentown, Pa, the latter
part OF this month. H. was iutlrmod BIZ ii g
char that such Committee had b.eo ap-
polpted. Inc mee'ipg t6tn adj lurned SUI Jet
70 the cal; OF he g4ld C icnmlttee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

DON'T YOU FORGET IT Call ADD ses the
aud 6, CALlCOs a. |. EICHBERG's.
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MCBURNEY's il the place TO buy Heno Tea
the kind the Chinese drink. in quarter. hslf 20,
pound packexes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

ILLNESS OF AN ESTEEMED LADy.-Miss
Betsy lie, au cd aud esteemed lazy. is RI
nusly III at the reside &c. of her nephew Judge
James oangs,er 10 Fairfax cJuoty Mis-, Lec
Is 10 the 80 h year OF her aye, and il not expec.
ted 10 recOspr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARS
cheap 1t MCBURNEY'S.
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LEAK REPAIRED Tho leak 10 tn. Aiex,n.
drla c.Dsl q, F.us Mills Ran reported to CLARK
Samuel Monroe last pisht was repaired to dap
snd bou's are Us ing that point rs usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. August q
l34 nesd Of Cattle we're offered and sold at 4.5!c
for steers, and 2ia4c for bulls and ist cows !;
quslsy OF cattle not rs good As lsat week prices
unchanged. 3i5 Sheen and Lambs sold at 3.4ic
tor old sheep snd Sole for Lambs, "a mich
Cows sold st BE St5 each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

Personal Mrs. Bile L"naon lrf. thi,
mCruiYg to lin her hu b. d R.v. joseph G.
LEMON. OF The NJ. E. CnuIcn South, 10 Bsc-
tcrd couory. Va.
Miss E6ia Cfump ard Miss CIers P4tgatt
are visniIg friends 10 Lyucnburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

POLICE NEWS The Mayor presided at 20.
lie, heecqusrtcrs his morocg, and fined j Gu
lie I've, Htl.e, IS. for tsibg drunk aud disor
dry 70 the sheets last plight. Jenris. not
having The FIVE dollars necessary to procure her
freedom, was sent 10 the Wuk house for ninety
days
George Bryan, c l5red. sent to jill yesterday
fer the uon pay ment of i1e ass s.ei against
IN ter being druok and dlserdsrIy on the
streets. wss release to Gay, be hssiog !iuuida.
ted bis lDdeb edoess to the Corporation.
'Pfess' Greenwood. 40 old citizso, whose
miod hiss been affected for long time was
granted psrnit 10 en,er the Aims Hou.e.
where he viii be kindly csred for both By the
nauaker cf The lis tuition, and his fren ds iu
the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

PLENTY or Work The proprietors Of the
Differed establishments around the wharf re-.
ro't ;I:nty OF work on hsUd-Mr VIM. s.
Moore, II cJiLlst s Ovcrt auDg tbs enRiDe Of
tho New \ .rs stram, chm Gbs0r; he is slso
tnEsHrd 10 over sGh1g aad pu,!iog 10 posiioo
the a:cchaefy Of III, PJ!omsc Manufacturing
Compscy. stlhc establishment of the compsty.
toot 50; Wolfe slr'nt. TIE other machine Stops
are alse busy. Me5sTs. German t. Pe!;ir, to er
IL k"rs. ere III dog r~9 b yi!er for the shops
OF t"o Ns~ti3e:oo and Obo R.!lrood depot.
ihee SIC 2 80 overhaul OK large boiler fer 4
Il HaIi., OF Washington. Rappahsr neck
Gun 3. W. At thu shipyard, business COL
,luues bl,k. Inc Schooner +. Ii. Ot9rpc.
was Isurcnld tfom the Wsgs at the yard y.s.cr-
dsy. ard the steamer Arprion. gas hauled up
tts mlrning for repairs TIE steam tpg Mary
Lewis, wai,a has been Undergoing repairs a.
tie y'Id t1T sevets days past, was lsuuched
tiom the nall Uags this evening.
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BE Wise and Happy,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC AUG 8 1881
Sun rtses.....-.... & Str, sets-........... 7

ARsIVsD.
Str Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, to r A Reed
Str Mattsno. lower Po"c. to Broders u O,
Str } w Thompson, lower Cedar Pit, to r A
Reed.
Str Lady of the Lake Norfolk. by + A Reed,
Str V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Po-
tomsc Ferry Company
Reed
schr J n VsndoIvoot., Norfolk, by Jchn
Agnew s. Co.
Schr Sarah L,vnia Norfolk. By JP Agnew
g. Go A'''"
Sehr Ihos | Dale. Portsmouth, Va. By HsmD
& Bait Coal 90.
schr Charm, Potomac City, by ma,.sr:
PASSED DOWN.
Schr VIM Houeton, for aeu-gsiowl.
aEHoRASDA
Bark Nicola sailed from Bangor for Washing.
ton 30,h.
Schr Thos w Hyde. from Boston to load Tor
Washington. at Bath Slsi.
Schr Mary Frselsnd sailed from New London
for this port lst
schr VIM Tufts cleared a. Now York fo-
this port I'd
Schr Lizzie Wilson, from this pert at Boston
End
schrs Il "a A Scribner, from Richmond ard
Calvin Harris, from Georzel'n. st Boston "a,
Schr Bessie y Beach sailed from New Hayea
Tor lhis port via Milford, LIST.
Schr Emerson kokes, from GEORGETOWN for
fortian at Vineyard Haven Isl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
T1aE ECLEOrIU INSTITUTE,
= ALEX ANURIA, Va.

= ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Miss MARY z. DEAHL, Principal.
Assisted By faithful and experienced teachers,
The Fourth annual session of this school will
begin Septembe 20.h
Terms: For boarding pupils Sl75 for session
of nine months. This includes the entire Ell
panae of Bosr1, washing, fuel lights pew rent.
use Of pIsno and tuition IN English branches and
Latin.
Terms; For day pupils for session of nire
months. Primary C!sss, $500; intermediate,
$50 co; Collegiate. S3U 60; Fuel Sl.50.
Bishop 4. NJ. Whitte, Rev. d. f. Sprigg. u.
D, and Rev, j Petarkin, d. ID both of Rich.
m ond Rev. 4. +. Martin. of Louisville XIV,
alao Col K. 3. Monlssua of Shsckletords.
kiag snd Queen Co., Va, and patrons in AK.
andris jyS0-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

EXCELLENT Music. The Alexandra Musi,
Gil Association gsVe another o! their open all
nusio, concerts 10 Che PJs ofhr, ysrd la. hight.
A itrne crowd vas prescott. and the ,x,.Ileor
nus rendered was greatly Ell ,ycd. Two DO
lIcemep We're Prescott. snd good old:r prcvsied
thruus hout the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

CONTRACT AwARDED.-TLe Com Si.tcc %
Streets OF tie CITY CGuucil met a. !ho Audi.
tors Office this af-rropor, ant awarded the coaz
trac' tor cepeuilg aud cl<aong cut ,ho Tag
Yard Dt,h, from HeDry street. bcgiuoiuu. to
Huotirg Creek. to Geo. b. Tsyor. for SCI
Inc only other bid received was that of Geo
BaRget, SIPS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

OFFICERS ELECTED The Uolfoyned pstri
atchs, . .. f. st mee,ii Monday rieh:
last. ercted the following Fl oers: Chief Cap
taIn. w. ". Sherwood; Subordinate Captsiu,
Samuel A. Msvkiu; Junior Captain, Bsrogi f.
Malls; Scribe, Cnarlss Goodrich; Treasurer, ".
Il. Latham. The association drills every Mon-
dsY Liz hit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

GS-I The regulsr monthly meeting of the
Columbia Steam Fire Engine Company vii! be
held TO morrow "wednesday evening t.; $50
O'Clock.
sup2-2. !. II STSIDgR SSecret.ry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

. Bills. CUCUMBER PICKLES, just re,
- received by
L T. G. MILRURN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-04
Elopement of Opera Singers.

New YORK, May S.-The members of DR.
Beauplain's French opera were thrown into 6
state of wild excitement tonight by the an
pouncement that Tournie, tenor of The com
pany, had eloped with Madam Ambie, soprano
and wife of the manager. Beauplain also dis.
nppeared tonight, and it was concluded by
MANY members of the troupe that the elope.
ment was part of plan to rob the singers Of
tbeir salaries. Several members OF the com
pany, among whom was the wife of Tournie,
visited police headquarters, and sought the
aid of the police in searching for the missing
singers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-04
New and Elegant Laces

just opened, the largest stock ever brought
10 this city. The following are some of the
new Laces opened: Milanaise; 'Mirecourt
Point de Montespan, Coryphee
Point de Cardinal, Point Gree, Madras Point
Brabant, Duchess, Point de Russo, ETC., etc.
also great bargains in Summer Silks, Black
Silks, Brocaled Satlns, etc.
D. w. INeERsoLL & Co., Bridge Square.