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The weekly miner., 1881-11-01
THE KEEL EY MOTER !
SUCCESS.
Satisfactory Experiments by the
Inventor Yesterday.
A Pressure of F'ifty-five Thousand
Pounds to the Square Inch-Light
Forced Through Glass-The
Cannon-Motive Power
ANovel Entertainment.

"a CanuOIl-1OUlV0 1o"0I-
A Novel Entertainment.
Especial to Trutli.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S-The principal
newspapers of New York, Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Washington and other
large cities were represented here this after
noon at trial embraced in a series of five
experiments, If the "Keeley Mot-r." Car
riages met the invited guests at the depot, an
company proceeded to Mr.. Keeley's establish
ment in Twentieth street, where the inventor
exhibited his laboratory, consisting of two
rooms. In one Of these there was generator
aud in the other all engine, all of the appara-
tus being curously inspected by the guests.
The first experiment resulted in producing
by what MIR. Kelley claimed to be vbratory
motion, evolved from single wineglassful
of water, without any assistance whatever
from mechanical appliances, steam, electrical
or any other known force, a pressure of 3d.
600 pounds to The square inch.
Mr.. Keeley declares that he has, and in
that same room, produced pressure under
similar conditions, of $1,000 pounds to the
same surface measurement. In Difference to
the suggestions of some of the guests he re-
Trained from so strong test of the capabili-
ties of his invention.
The second experiment was the raising of
a 10000 pound weight, it being understood
by all present that no additional water had
been supplied to the generator. The entire
experiment was in full view of the visitors,
thus admitting of no possible mistake.
The third experiment was the forcing of
light through plates OF glass two inches in
thickness.
The fourth of the series was one of the
most interesting. small, smooth-bore CAN
non, one inch caibre, was loaded with a
leaden bullet, covered with a wad, and the
charge rammed lightly home.
The piece was aimed Al a 3a-inch hemlock
The projectlle was propelled through the tar
get, fattenng itself on the wall beyond. The
conditions of the experiment were that moth
ing but the wad and the ball should be placed
in the cannon.
The force that discharged it vas transmit
ted through slender solid wire Of the thick
ness of all ordinary needle.
1 he fifth and last experiment was furnish
ing motive power for rotary engine set up
in a room In another portion of the building.
The force was sufficiently strong to resist the
efforts Of a crew selected from the stalwarts
amongst the visitors, whose avolrdupois and
muscle were everted on a powerful leve
against the cylinder without effect. The ex.
periments were entirely successful, and Gre
ated no small sensation among the scientists
| present at the trial.
The weekly miner., 1881-11-01

List of letters remaining IN the Bu tie
Office OcJoutr Z5, 1881.

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Allison d
Atkin VIM
Averill Hcnry
Barnes Charley
Bartlett L b
Baxter Morton
BOulet Jos
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Baxter Barker
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Beesley James
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Beaton Duncan
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Beagan Rob't
Bettis Chas
Blais = dOlphe
Bilging Miss Tina
BDuSer VIM
Bogar tn W J.
BOner VIM A
Bartles Frank
Bodden Nicholas
Burnett John
Bradway Chas
Bn1tlprs nanl
,BufOrd ThoS
Bruce Mrs Lena
Ryers Mrs. G l.
ByrGe Pat'k
Campbell Peter
Campbell Geo G
CAREY j M 2
Carlish John 4
CiantOn J W
Clark Sam q
Clary Henry-2
Clairrnont CliYie
Clary Thos
Cyr Petrus
Clair LeOn
Comay John
Gail Frank
oburn John f
Gu $ " Ii
Davust Frank
Davis .iohn
Davis Wm-2
Day John A
Uausereau Mrs Julia
Davust Alex
Davis Il l.
DeiiSle .
DeanC trtnk
Dilieay Mrs Mary-2
Don1s Ed NJ
DriseOll Miss Mary
bunnigan Johney-2 ]
f.a ken ) K
Fdiy VIM p
Eks edt ChaS
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Elliott $50 w
English g w
Erb Joe
Evans Josie
Fisher NJ ISIS Laura
FiiSgeIal | ID
Flynn W m P
Fisher w IL
Fox Thos
Fraser Jas w
Geskee Chris
Gendron Henry
Ger@chiy John
FcrvaiS +
GIliig Peter
Grundy f L
GriifiithS 1h0S-2
hau'ti"u j Il
hCr!IWaiL Ii +
Hangan Pat
Harper lie ry
Hh wgood John "
Hall j +
Harris ThnO
Handy : W
Hawkes. Thos
Haynes J.. W
Hragrtn VIM
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Hedrick /, w
mol ues iid Pa
liGi,b,oOk Geo
II0Sf0rd Z +.
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Hui4 ron Geo
..Jlts.uu j lA
Hplnl o 4
HUFFMAN G B-2
Huri d Conner
HullLer Ia,'s
! ackSoh Mrs NJ
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The weekly miner., 1881-11-01
TELEGR.A.M.S
MISCELLAM EOES.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 26.-The Mayor pre-
sided at O'Connor's Land League meeting in
the City Hall tonight.
The weekly miner., 1881-11-01

1t is impossible TO give full list of those
killed in the accident last night as no regis
ter was kept of those on board. Those known
to be lost of the passengers are A: j. Zuber,
VIM. Wendt and daughter, Mr.. James Trey-
or, Miss Sadie Temple, and foar unknown.
OF the crew, James Sanford, fireman; J. b.
T,mpls, Seward; Williams, watchuau, and
four negroes, DamAs unknown, deck hands.
The officials of the Jennie Gilchirst are Sc
vere!y censured by the surviving passengers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
ErN1il Albany.

5LBANY. Il. T., Msy 27.--fhe Conkiin gies
are still lighting s:renuousiy for caucus and
declare emphalically that the fate o. III party in
this Ststa rests upon this action.
The usual resolution for recess to Monday
evening VAS offered in tho Assembly. but st
the request Of &peakor Sharpe it was laid aside
SIS he said there ought 10 BE- some consultation
before action.
81 ll:SO the resolution was called up azsin
aud Mr.. halEe. suggested that 1t would b5 bei-
tor 10 adjourn 10 Tuesday morning.
Speaker Sharpe Sal that would require q con.
current resolution and the Senatc has alread y
objected 20 such resolution.
Mr.. Miles moved TO amend by Ndj0urhlng till
TO- morrow morning.
This WAS voted down and the resolution 10
adjourn to Monday evening was adopted. 1t is
understood thst tho House will then meet and
Immediately adjourn till next morning.
IhD latest cCuat shows that oflh3 l0j repub.
licsns in tho Legislature The Conkllngises have Sc
and the an!2s 81. Tnis gives the Conklingites
the right to csll q cauGus or would give them
that right 10 if they had 65 sigma! to their
call, but they have not tho signatures. They
count several birds in the bush as do their OPP
ponents, owing to the refusal Of several MON.
tors to sign either paper.
Several petitions Wera presented in The Senate
this morning from various towns and counties
aSsinet The collection OF ConSling and Plat.
Ar. Mills presented petition of citiZsns Of
Oneida county, asking for tho re election IF the
ex.SenatOrs; also q petili u from the same couu
~ calling upon the Legislature TO sustain hi
Accumulation. a renlOnstranco was presented
from business men of New York city against iht
re e!tclion Of GOnkling and plnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
The Markets..

BALrIMoRE, May 27.-virginia Ga old -: do
deferred Is; do consolidated IS; do second se.
res 4:t psst due coupons 96; new 10. 4Os 6G
old today, Cotton in better demand snd
IHie nm!,a middling lot. Flour quiet and firm
3 f6aS5; family 525aSG Is; City Mills sunss
Quasi e1tr. t0AS5; Rio brands 62ss6 Is:
rsiapsco family 81 Is. Wheat-southern steady
s sna IN good demand; Western lower, closinp
hsm, especially for futures; Southern rad 125ss
!ls DO amber l30a1a3; No Western winter
req apot a and day l25sl254 June l2dE l125; Ju
~ !zzslzzt; Aug lle3.llS9 Correspondent
steady for white and dull for yellow +; Western
Iu spa an neglected. Southern white 81 do yell
Hsv ~ Ses sna nominal; Western mixed spot and
s %sy oe5so3i June 66atG4 July 56s asked. Oats
e ed nu and scarce: Western white 40sa4s do mix.
80 -; Pe6na %. Rye quiet and nominal At
!lzslI4 Hay. quiet; primo to choice Ponna
ana ana Maryland 2las2l 25. Ccfte Quiet and
1rh mo cargoas o3al2. Sugar firm; A soft
is Whiskey quiet and nominal at 81 %. ''
Az s sssS 1S 9 May 27-stocks irregular. Mon.
3slsc lower Corn oderate trade. "De"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

.Tco thousand youog salmon have been
placed in the ElVanua and North Auna rivers.
The Elizabeth City and Norfolk railroad was
formally opened yesterday by an excursion Of
stockholders aud quests from Norfolk.
Tho barn md stable of Gen. G. s. Mem.
near Mt. Jackson. wero burocd "Wednesday
morning; loss IS OO0; insurance abous s. 600.
a meeting of the people of Page c,uuty vas
hold at Luray Monday. at which a ticket was
nominated for board of supervisors rl:dgcd
to deliver the bonds OF Page county, to tho
amount of 100000. voted several years ago
toward tho construction Of the Shenludcah
Vallsy railroad.
Tho commencement exercises CT Weslaysu
Female Institute. Stanton, will take pl:c, az
follows: Sunday, June 18th, IL a. NJ, CON-.
menorment sermon; Sunday, June l2,b, s y,
~, sermon before Young Ladies Christian
Association; Mondsy. Juns 18Th, D. M. iosl
celebration L,c snd Jackson Literary Society;
Tuesday, Juno l4;h, s p. NJ, commencement
solreel. lostlu mental and vocal music; Wednes.
day, June 18th, class day, announcing dislioc
tlons, comforting degrees, full diplomas, &c.
10 reference to the Hraathing of the StoneHall
jackson monument, ct Richmond, yesterday,
by the Boston Knights Tempsr, dispatch
says: This tribute from brave New Fog
landers to the great Confederate general, &C,
curing IS it did on Memorial Day, was deeply
affecting, and moved some Il the spectators 20
tears. A leading Virginian who was present
remarked: This will do moro to restore com.
plete fraternity among the people of the North
and South than all the platforms that politicians
Will frame during the present year."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

Are you disturbed at night and broken 0. yorr
rest By a sick child suffering and crying wrh
the excruciatng pain of cutting testh2 II TO,
60 at orcs and get bottle of Mrs. WINSl.OW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon i.
there is no mistake sbcu: it, There IS no.
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once thst it will :c5uale the bow
els. and give rest to the mother, and relief All
health 10 the child, operating like magic 1t ia
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and posssnt T.
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. rs ccr,s
bottle. mhI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Ncphew of Gen. Butler 10 be Ranged.

DENVER. Col, May 27.-The mcrnipR News
says that ". FL. Canty, who is sentenced 10 be
hanged It Colorado Spring., Juno l7tb, for the
murder, a. Buerasis,a, last April. of Deputy
Marshal Perkins, is nephew Ct Ben Butler,
aud that his right name is VIM. e. Salisbury,
of Salisbury Mass lilo was torcad to leave
homo 90 account Of recklessness and went to
CaIiforris; mado fertuuo 10 gambling aud
saloon buincss. tus afterwards lost all. Flo
came to Colorado three years ego. Since the
murder bis friends hsv. b,en doing everything
to save him. MASSACHUSETTS, lawyers ore here
working In his behalf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The Mahonitcs of Page county declare that
they are "Ioyel 10 the principles Of democtscy."
and they arc 80 remarkably inconsistent as to
endorse General Malone, who. not only advos
Gates protective tariff, national banks and all
other republican measures. bu! even goes 50 far
as to give tho republicans the control of the
committees Of the Senate and. to crown sll,
votes for W. +. Chandler. Surely the Mahou.
ties of Peg, don't read the newspapers or else
have forgotten or never knew what are the
principles Of democracy to which they profess
go much loyalty. Page was onCe the banner
d.m,cratic county of the State. and We shall be
disappointed if the deception that has been
practced upon her people by Messrs. Mshonc
and Paul be not rtquited in full at the first fav.
orable OF p ortunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

General Malone End his radical allies arc 50
much opposed to bu!IdtziDg and to tho denial
of the rights given to the negroes by the oon-
sttutonal amendments. that, 10 order to ccr-
rect these assumed evils, they would 70 so far
% to rebudiatc tho State debt and cripple tto
public school, by abolhh hog Tho ospitalion tax,
but tho negro bishop of the Southern confer
erce don't believe in the existence of those
evils that are narrowing to the souls Of Messrs
Malone, Frye ard sOmo of the other moro
ultra radicals. and 10 90 address. delivered 10
New York, LAST week. said that any man
white or colored, could live pssceably 10 the
South, provided he attended 10 his own tusi.
ness that the white Southern psoplo were con
tributing literally. both 10 land and money. to
ooIored churches, and 90 questions of education
were wholly 10 accord with their c,lored breh.
rsn." Now. htrs is testimony from one Of the
race. to which, according to tho Mahone radi.
GALS, free vote and fair count arc denied. AID
bis testimony ia reliable, bccaus, no speaks
from actual and personal experience. and yet
there are negroes in Virginia whose own expo
rience is similar to that Ct tho bishop referred
to. who allow themselves to be duped into The
support of the Mshonites by tho promise Of az
Office that will never be fulfilled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The revised New Testament is DO doubt 8
valuable addition to any library, sad the typo.
graphical arrangement of its pages is regarded
BY many as an improvement Ga the old style
but there is curious reading OF the 5:h verse Of
the 81 chapter of LIST Corinthians in one OF the
medium bound revised editions from the Oxford
presses. It stands thus: what then i Apollos
and what is Paul ministers through whom ye
Lord beloved; and each as the gave 10 him"
The true reading should probably be: "Whlt
then is Apollos and wins! is Paul2 ministers
through whom ye believed; and each as the
Lord gave unto him." When such blunders
occur in work ten years in preparation, Whist
more can be expected when an occsaionsl blum
der is found in daily newspapers which have but
afew hours to read and correct their proofs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Opening and Closing OF the Malls.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., and northeastern aiajls s
8. H., II IN. and sad Is p. m.
Western mails 81 and Is p. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, 10 80 8,
IN. and 50 and Is p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, ,virginis way and through mails, I 70 d.
nj. and W p. m.
Manassas Division CO q. II.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Va, SEQ An
OPENING,
Northern end Western mails, via Wsshisg.
,on, d. O., 8 80 q. m. II N. and liI y. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 I'm
and 8 50 q. N.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburs, Virginia,
Through mails) including way mails On Midland
Railroad, s so a. N.
Manassas Division 81 p n. for lock box oD,y
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 20 p. m.
Office Hours-Clice opens st 50 q. M, sid
closes at 7 % p. nc.
Sunday Hours-Odlco opens at 8 As =. No., and
:loses 1t 80 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The prospec. for tho establishment CT cxten-
sve and varied manufacturing WOlkI 10 this
city is assuming more and moro the aspect OF
certainty, aud barriug urfJrtuaate, and ua-
foreseen, accidents, tic necessary plans and
arrat 6 sments will DO perfected during the
next month, and preparations DO made for
tho commencement. OF operations. 10 the way Of
purchasing. altering ard ertciog tho lsree
number Ct buildings that will DO required.
There is no city in the word that possesses
greater facilities for sucb works than Alexan-
dria, and the wonder is that they have not been
seen aId svailed of before. The City C0ui eli
should 20 to tho extreme limit of lis power 10
granting rights sDd privileges to the company
who propose locating their WORKS here, i,r
ehould they seIecs Altxsndlis as the tito Of
their operations tho life Of the city will be
reVigedat onco aid long step be taken im-
mcdiately toaard it's future wolfaTo and pros.
perity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
81 don't want that StuE-

l. what o lady of Boston said to hes hustsn.
when be brought home soma medicine to CIR,
her OF sick bcadsche aud n,uraisia which hsS
made her miserable Tor fourteen years. Atlbo
first attack thereafter. it was Administered "a
her with suoa good resuEs. that she c,niipuft
its uso until cured, snd made SO enthusiastic in
It's praise that sac Induced taeuty-two 0! ha
best families in her circle to adopt it thf;r
regular family medicine. Thst stuff is Ito,
Bitters. "-StandarI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Trtcllfnsr.

NRw York. May 27.-Goo. Muller. cle1k
in pork packing house 10 this city and resid
ing 90 Park avepuo. pear Eighth street,
Hobokep, Wss attacked few days ago With a
swelling OF tho muscles of Tho erms AID
legs. lie called upon DR.. Kudiob, who found
that ho IVES suffering from trcbrG. A pieco
of tho musoo about an inoh square was Gu!
from Muller arm, nnd when examined through
microscope YVES found 10 contain number Of
the parasites. The phisioiaR prescribed fer the
sufferer and be is improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
EiNOncfal-

New York. May 27.-The Posts fioancjsl
article says: At the Stock Exchange u. s. 4
per cents are up to llSSS. tho highest price vat
paid, The 44s arc up to ll64. Tho 81, arc
hrm at lOla4. State bonds are dull, and |
down ter Tennessee g.. Railroad bonds are
irregular, but generally higher. Tho stock
market dnrirg the early part of tho day was de-.
ceded'y weak. aud prices fell 3,S4 Der cent, but
later The market became strong, and prices
have Size, advanced 4al}. The money market
continues very eayty at 2i:3!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

COINS AT AUCuoN.-At sale Of oil coins
10 this city yesterday s24.53 vas paid for q
Uoised States cent Of the year 1899. A 1898
cebt brought $ll.75. and one of 1874 IS so,
while one OF 1913 brought but ten cents. 1t
will be understood that ,hes, vsryiog prices
are due 10 III, relative rarity of the csnts of
those yesIs. z couple buudred United States
and Washington medals bong BIT from 10 cts to
81 each, and Jewish sheckel found o buyer
o: 30 cante. The concluding sale to day will
luclude 1890 small eagle dollar which is said
to be 80 csrcs that it is not to be found in the
UOited States Mint cshinet.-Phila. Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Archbishop Purcell.

CINCINNATI. Ohio May 27.-Tho Catholic
Telegraph OF o.dsy says that tie statements Of
the EXTREME ebleocss Of Archbishop Purcell
are unfou0ded. Bishop Elder returned from
the convent Wedoesd,y, and reports that tho
Arch bishop was able to riso carly and is reason.
ably vigorous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
The French In ennis

LONDON. May 27.-The Tunis correspondent
of the Times says: The French Consul here
has accused. 10 ilteDp1r,to terms aud ap
psranllg wtheu. Iroof, Mr.. Smith. an Euelsh
man, Of melting and tssis:iug tho Arabs at
Mateaur. The EIglishman reruiiates the
charge. French authority seems to DO very
thoroughly established 10 Tupis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Wo have often said tha. Niahopism was 8

We have often said the. Mahouism vas 8
blight upon VireiDig. nGd that tho SCOOTER it
was removed tho better fur everybody who has
spy reel inlcrts: in tho State Whit s;ronse-
proof Of the truth of thls, our off repeated as
serion, could be Offered ttan tho following par.
agraph taken from yesterday s istus Ct General
Mahonc's home orsap, tho RiohnoDd Wig,
and doubtless read and Remembered by eqeiy
one Of the Morittin Knights 7, mplar then 10
that city.
There aru msag Bouybors Of Richmond who
engaged 10 extending o0uresis to thess 9isitir G
New England Knights who would join sill
more zcaousIy ia prescribing, oslracising and
prosecuting them should they take off their uoi
forms and settle here without also taking Fl theil
New EaClaod poiisics. Tnese purring Bourbon
| cats would then disclose their teeth AID claws
If any PfoVideCcs or Boston Kp,gbt doub:s
what wc say. JUST let him Try it en-.
The Wig is long established newspaper
| and he'd wcp an ehvabo reputation before G en-
! era Malone became its purchaser. Northern
ers d1nt krow The change that has taken p.ac,
n it, aad Ole disa1scd 10 believe that il correc.l
represents tie sentiDcuts Of tho people CT Il CD
| mopd. Thus believing nrl reading the para
graph wo hsvo quoted, will they be likely t
como to Virginia or to send their capital here
or to advise their friends to como or send theirs
The Whig would no; even Walt for thcm to 90
out Ct reach Of tho slop. hut gavc it to then
right full 10 The face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The reception tho Northern Knights Fem
plar have me! With in Virginia possibly mey
not BE- IS costly, as grand. or ss luxurious as
that accorded the Virginia Knights du.ing
their trip to the North some years ago, but that
it is the best that csn be afforded. and is given
With warm and generous heart and With O
spirit anxious to please. must be al apparent to
the visitors as it is to everybody else.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

The principal chiefs of tho Albanian lcsguo
have tesn arrested.
The case of the Free Church of Scotland
sgsiust Prof. Robertson Smith excites intense
tseliog 10 Edinburgh and elsewhere.
Alexander Ill is 80 nuah aft, c;ed by the
fear OF the Nhiliisls that no seldom shows
himself, even 10 bis mioisters. and has issued
an order prohibiting bis aide de camp from
appearing Def, r, him oftener than twice week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The vote here yesterday cannot be construed
into soything but condemnation Of the blue
laws which il is to be hoped will Low DO
aueuded or repealed by Council at occe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The Supreme Court of New York has grant.
ed the order 10 change the name of the corpc.
ration of "Scribner & Co." to THE Century
Co."-the order to take effect on the 2lst of
June. The July issues of Scribuer's Montbl9
and st. Nicholas will have the new corporate
imprint.
May Esd, 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27
Mormon Missionaries

LONDON. May IA Berlin dispa.ch 10 tho
Morning Post says: The Mormon missionaries
VINO hsvo baen trying to make proselYtes in
Germsny are 10 DO appalled, the county,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

The Reform Club should repudiate those
who would have de,rlo:ed from lis usefulness
by making ii politc.l organ lion to advarc,
the ends OF personal ambition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

Many Of those Hho have herooftro acted
with the Malone rea6jGseIs yesterday vote
the rrEuiar democratic ticket. Carry the EcEs
10 Washington ard Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-27

Tine result of tho elections 10 tho State yes
terlay will doubtless open tho eyes Of the ADJ
ministraion a. Washington 10 reference to tho
strength of tn, Mahonilts 10 Virginia.