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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Conscience Sfrfclxeu.

BALTIMORE, Apli 2S.-Last night, between
Vaad 10 o'clock the bel vas ruug at the door
OF tho residence OF Chss. Webb, collector 81
oily taxes The bell GILL was answered bv 9
daughter Of Sjr. Webb. snd on opening tbs
door man. whom che CID not rscognizs, asked
it M4. Chts: Webb lived there. BeiGg answer
cd 10 the affirmative, he handed Miss Webb q
sma! unssaled package, saying, "P.esse give
this to him, and quickly retired. The package
contained nino coo hundred dollar bills loosely
folded 10 part of sheet o! white % Dor, endots
cd 5000 bick taxes" To-day it was turne d
over 70 the oors,iencs fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
FINANCIAL.

New York, April 2S.-The Posts Gcarcisl
article says {: At the Stock Excaauge U. S,
IS arc up to ll55all6, the highest price ever
attained; the AIS arc uo to Hal; the 81 to lO.,,
and the IS are l034. Railroad BONDS are ircsv
ular aDd generally higher, the aivanc, rarr rs
from 10 At per c;nt. tho latter Indlaaa
Bloomington and Weslero Incomes The ey,
ception are Ohio Cen. incomes, which arc dcna
10 80 from GIL and G. G. & |, G. irccm:s to
til from 70. 10 the stock market p.ioes ore
ell higher. except the Elevated r. Il. SICK,
Ohio Con-, and Tex. & Pac. Lake Stcr, C ),
tiauts ba the most active stock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
The Wpafhor-

=. WASHINGTON. D. g., April 25.-Tho Chief
Signal Otc.r furnishes IN, following 10 tic
press: The barometer is lowest in the 81. Law
renee Valley aad highest ia the Est Gulf
STATES: Tho temperature has fallen slightly in
the Middle and Sou!h Atlantic States and the
Lako Region; it has risen slightly 10 Texas
and the ltdiau teuiloIy. Rain fas fallen sine,
last r:port 10 the Lawer Lake Region, The Mid
die aud South Atlantic States end tho north.
west. Tho wiuds 10 the South Atlantic States
have shifted to northerly. The Indications ara
that lair Roathcr will prevail 10 New England,
the Middle Atlantic, and Gulf States to day
aud to morrow preceded by light showers 10
New England to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Eauqu!cr HedtcaI goclety.
Reported for tho Alexandra Gsz;tte

Reported tor tho AlexsDdrla Gsz,tte.
WARRENT0N, Va, Apr! 25.-At The regu-
lar quarterly meeting Of tho soci2ty, held tc-
day in the rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A, the fol-
loving fellows we're present: Dr.. w. d. Cooper,
President; Dr.. Mclhaucy. Vice President; Dr..
jonas, Secretary; Dr.. C!alkscn, Corresponding
Secretary. aad Dfs. Chltor, w. L. Cooper,
Copeland, Hamilton. Harris. Mitchell and
Spi,dep.
After tho reading Of the miauts Ct tho pro
sious meatirg aad the rports fthe secretaries,
it wss announced By the executive committee
hat the Town Hall had been secured for the
session # the Mod:c.l Society Of Virginia 10
October next,
Ga presentation OF the names Ct Drs. Hughes
a1d jolly. ct TaCq1itr, these gentlemen were
unanimously eltc:ed aud welcomed as fellows OF
! the scclety.
| Dss. Hamilton and Clsrksou having reported
| as unable to attend as delegates to tho Am ,ri
| can Medical Association, in Richmond. 90 the
Bid OF May noSt, DIS. Harris aud Fred. Horner,
| j., wtr, elected as SUITS i:Etes.
| Alteni,n was called to the OMISSION OF the
| society to carfy out tho object of resolution,
pG09SC 3Sat bSJI Oil ' IL tuC lltdluCuL "
spDolos OF esoh quarterly III ?c.irg. ct least four
| Tell .Wi. TO tepor! u: the next ensuiug meeting
| sGy case or cases of Interest occurring 10 their
Irsolc, OF uoder their observation, Whereupou
| the President sppoiotod Dir. Chiffon, Harris,
! Hamilton end Clarkson to report suct csscs, it
Sly, to the July meeting.
| tho following presmtls aud resolutions, pro
posed ly d. Csrkson. and warmly advocated
| by Dis. llluiltoa End Harris. zero adopted
Titnlu! dissent
Hhe'eas this aooioty is rti.her sufficiently
| 1mprebeDsi7O 10 the meaning 0! is pamo ror
| oa!holi, 10 liz view, thtr!t0rs,
Resolved, That this society b, heresiter
kaowa IS The Northeast Tirgcia Medical
&oai.ig.'
| Resolved. That this sc ely DO made, ptacti.
i IL, e chemical c!eiy, Tor tho examination OF
! CASES OF interest. and. especially, c:s,s in Which
CONSULTATION is desirable for stlaog Ctiicut CT
dOr5lu! 81; fosis.
R:sjIved, That We take pride 10 foIlcSinc
| tho example initiated by tho Southwest Firgin.
| i. Modest Society 10 Lowing led nt p!rscDs
It'll c,ed H!th disease 10 COCO before the society
| Tor tX4miaallnr, aud to DO prescribed Tor CT
operated upon when an opsratl1o il necessary,
!:ee Of charge.
Tbs regular s1ti Of dcbsto gss then dis.
clS5ed Elth great !niurts', most OF tho ici0%;
| participating.
81 r,q1es! Of DR.. Hsmiltcr, Dt. Harfi, then
| ave thslr >i1t exp RENO, 10 Iste ftr1idab.o
clac OF rusrueral oc!su pss, IL which, il would
5!"Hl, :hat Feoesecion savad ;hor pa!iens.
| q niolJc Tho mce.iog aGi;utn:d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
The TuniS Question,

LONDON, April 2S-A dispatch from Con.
stantinople to tho Times says: There i, grea,
anxiety in etieial circles here concerning the
Iunis question. The Porto considers Tunis as
an integral pant Of The Ottoman Empire and that
tho action OF FraEce is an iniracton of iaterna.
iionsl l.w. but Sd it cannot afford ct present to
quarrel with ono Of tho po9ers whom it has no.
reasonable hope of obtaining support from TIE
others it retrsins from any decided ec:ior.
>, BONA, April 2S-lt ia expected hore that g en-.
Folgamol after gsrrisioniaz Beis will mach
upon Tunis.
PARIS. April 2S.-Ths Por!e's telegram to ,he
Representatives Of Turkey abroad in regard 10
the crossing Of the Tunissn frontier by The
French demands tho observance of the existing
treaties between tho Powers and Turkey relative
10 Turis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

The sc!io0 OF the Senatorial republican eau
Gus yesterday pIovcs that lilo republicans have
occupied on untenablo position from the FIRST,
and that they are enicsToriog to ,etro iroin il
as gracefully IS possible. Ii also Indicates that
WISCONSIN is rapidly vcrsirg upon tie c15d;-
ton 10 which liz poor 5eIu5cd followers Kill
ask what il was begua for i! i: YES 90 5000 10
bo dono fer. Auy sep backward from tio
line the Republicans have assumed will be 9
virtual REIMBURSEMENT OF tbcir whole position.
They are bcuDd To take Tbs step. e1d when
they do the solo relianco If the Nahot:cs viii
be destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

Cough, Cold Or gore Throat should
% stopped. Negec. frequently results in All
1ncuraDle Lung Disease or COnsump.
ZION. Is WINS RONCHIAL
Ih0CHEs do not disorder the stom. ch like
cough syrups and bslssms. but act directly
on the infamed parts, alsy lug lrrI,.uon,
give relief In Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs,
Chtarrh, and the Throat Troubles winch
lect 10. For thirty years Srown's Brouch.al
Iroches have been recommended by physicists
ana always give perfec. sstisf .ction. BarIg
oeen tested by wide and const.n! use for 1eny
an entire generation, they nave stained well.
me merNea rank among the few staple remoiie; OF
sne age. SOLD at 26c . box everywhare 1ohl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Hecay of the turkish Emplre.

A special correspondent Of tho London Stan
Gard, il rtcent interview with Turkish ola
fetal Of ::ish position. having minated his sur
rrlsa Tia. tho Porte did rot acccde to tho re.
conmeldltioas CT tho Great Powers. in refers
Geo, 10 til, Grtc1- fu! kish question. received
from h. Turkish statesman tho following rec
ly
'HoT eau tho Sultan or his advisers be pos
bgtXi cctcd 70 mako W. their mindsyc. on such 9
momort5us question 50 that which is EOS before
themI TO: zoe Uhatyl ara aSkiog US TO do. Two
geners'l>os $50 Turkey in Europe. extending
isoN tie Piulh TO Uspo Matapan, was, next
to Eu aia, the largest Of European States BY
sucaessl9c loprlogs. by the separation, frs. OF
Grccco 10 tho Soub. then of Se1via and Rsu
mania 10 tho north. AMI, fioaIlY, by the
scramble eticr the last war, when Austria took
BJsala add tie go7lao, Bulgaria was made
rraa!e;lg Independent, Eis,tra R1um,-
LA was cTco:cd into soui.iodoDeudcpt
State. ard Serria, Rcumaria aud Mortsuepro
w;rc enlarged With s!i,es Of sG,iuing TERRITORY:
b9 O.! these deductions Turkey ia Europo
has already been reduced to oDe of the smallest
Of The European States. We have already lost
Two thirds OF our European denominations Our
kuropesn population las. in few years, been
reduced from twenty millious to fl 70 millions. In
leG NO had two hundred thousand squaro miles
OF European territory. Ofthat we have barely
tisty thousand left. a nd you now come and esk
Us, GU. OF this scsnty remnant of our empire. TO
gIVo up TO Groace nearly ten thousand snuare
miles Of territory, and three. quarters of mil
loa Of tho Sultsr's best subj ect:; in other words
70 ceda .@o CT the fsiras. of his arc strsl lroV-
lzces, which, il fact, form one sixth of eli the
territory tho Sultan can now call his own ia
hqToPo" Besides all this, Turkey has p.acti-
cally lost Egypt, portion of Armenia WAS ceded
10 RIssIs after tho late va, ard tho island of
Cyprus has been made over to England
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

There are less than 100 equestrian statues 10
TIN Wcr;d. Ot these Washington has s;x
Casey county, Ky, has produced woudvr.
iu baby, named Harry Cas!lem2u. wis. thous ii
ouiy thir y two moHtns cd. weighs one tuui:c !
aGd ten pounds.
Colonel u. S. lleyst. lrouiaeot cltz oil
Annapolis, Md. vas arrested yestrld-y on 50
iodc;meDt charging him With RrSon. Ills
dwelling, Gear Annapolis. was discovered to DO
ca ire Saturday Eight 10 four d!Hersct PLACES.
Burglars attempted 10 blow open the safe of
the Uamargo. P... postofice YESTERDAY morning,
but tho explosion awakened the postmaster,
Mr. Blair, who fred at tho burglars, Rheu they
10 4diateIy decamped.
The city councl OF Chicago hes PISSED en-
ordinsLc. foibiddiog the erection Of tv;,head
telegraph lines. and rqairing ell wires now
su;Iaiced above ground to be put uadef ground
BY the FIRST of May 1883
Aoeut midnight Of Tuesday three men vent
TO the rcsiderue Of johu Baker, ncrr Maunpg.
top, ". Va. and shot st B Ikor ,hrorg, tie
window. They thea entered, tolIed him with
an axe, sesic3ea the house cad cbai0td 1900.
The nn,ual meeting of the Sib!cy Mapuf.c
ir;iaE Company OF Augusta, Ca. was held
yesterday. The cspital stock was tc:eased
lfom $500 600 10 $1,000 COO Tho mill will
have 80. 600 instead Of % 600 spndles, as dig.
isaIiy intended,
The CIV :rnor Of North Ca.o!iaa wltes that
1920 troops l'om that State vii! b. present 10
take part IN the \ 0tk:owu c:p:c7Dial c,rcmo.
nits. Toe Governor Of South Carclioa will also
have large retiaus. The legislature oil South
Carolina hes spproi rated IS. 600 to delray the
;xocnscs OF the representation Of tina. State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

VIRGINIA MIDLAND EXTENSION. -"Thc
Bard Of Directors Of he North Carolina Mid.
lard Riil:oad met sgsin at Winston, N. G, yes
ttrlay, end rems0cd in session oil dsy. The
b,syd gsyo q fnl! end impartial hearing 10 DEL
cgsioLs o! representative men from North ard
Souih Carolina CO to tho advantages of their
respective localities, each of tho DELEGATIONS
being anxious 70 haVo the road extended THROUGH
their stc;icps, ard tfIetrg material aid 10 tho
construction CT the same. The board decided
to c5mmcroo the work If corssrrc ioa at orce,
aGd Colap:l j. Is. Yates WAS elected chief eup.
nocr. Several surveys have boon eutborz,d en-
proposed routes in North and South Carolioa,
tetmonl points being left open. The Virginia
hlidesd is expected to ooatritu'a az far a.
possible. 70 tho construction Of the line, and
tbs president IVES Authorized to commerc, tho
wolk OF construction st otc, between the yir-
gaia lioo and MocksviIIe, N. q. Ii is exo5o
ted that wotk viii begin simultaneously at the
nca! difficult points, which require the longest
time 10 complete. The action of tho board was
harmonious 10 every respect. aud they uuder.
!ako the enterprise Hith the determination to
rush i; to successful completion without delay,
The pecnlc at oil pciots OF the line already loca
ted, era enthusiastic over stcating tho road
through their sections. srd aoB have itc;eased
faith 10 its early o5mpleiOu. Hon. John s.
B,tbcu', president o! the read, and party have
gore to Augusta and other points upon the
prtieotcd liza. aud will mako a general inspec-
ti0D y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

In tho ID wh;skcy GEES i. will b. re-
membered President Graos ta;,;. "ict 10 gully
man escape" tut bis o.? jcc il =ss;ag i1.S. aaa
he accomplished i, was 10 pEevau: 4UY 81 ia
guilty parties irom attempting to save :!cgl.
a,i7as By preacl!ne or !.i:ir pals sGl ilcliais-
ing the only evidence npon wlich tac jallCr
could be col7ioed. /. IS 10 be hoped Tia;
President Garfield haj 10 SUCH Of ,ct IL ;iw
Hhcp, 10 rcilrc2cc 70 the rtc,n!Iy ox225Gc;
frauds in tho Po;Iodio, Department., he saij. q
day or two egc, 'no5od7 sisA be saved the
evidercs Of these frauds ig as t.in az list CT
the Mahoue-rcp rblcln taTgaio aud sale. and
examples should &c maGo OF the guilty. parties.
Bot tho Postotndo ia DOT the onlg d,psEmeus in
which lit;lo scarch;AE will discover ; multi
tude Of frauds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Murdered.

EGFFAio. N. Y. April 2S.-Joho Wolker
1--WE, wen 10 % farmer, living near Botayia. Gen.
sssse cIuoty' was murdered by Char'es Stoklsy.
'stm naod, yesterday meIniog. Tho refusal
u, nc nsnd 0! Welter's dsush:er 10 marriage
S Tss we Cause leading to The crime. Stocklev
'het the decreased four limos With revolver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

CONSERVATION oF B1sH3p ELECT JANssENs.
Tho following is the ordsr for the cousec.a.
;i'n OF Bishop-E!ec! Jsnssen,. which will tsse
place il Richmond o. mex! Sunday:
Low ms:s at G. and O'clock in tn m orning
ED tho ehildren's mass at $50 Pontfcsl hieh
mass will begin 8! 10 O'clock The doors Of the
Cathedral will be locked Immediately sfter The
o3O O'Clock mass, and they will 60: bs reopened
before 9.3l O'clock. No ono will 90 admitted into
me Cathedral except upon tho pre7antstion of q
ticSes; The tickets will indicat, the sests g..
signea TO the holder, and they arc to be kept
unlll tne end of the service. ANY ono c,ming
siser The beginning Oft the ceremony f,rteits bis
=, Archbishop Elder, cosdjutor to Archbishop
iuice!!, CT Cincinnati, will tell7e: the sermon
1t The conservation.
bishop Jaossens will celebrate PontiQcal yes.
pefs =; q O'Clock In the afternoon, after which
ton. Ns1oso
There has be:n great rush for tickets and it
satisfied. Law o'cn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Diseased Cattle.

LIVERPOOL April 2S.-Tha Liverpool b liz
Courier says: "Fcot and mouth DISEASE sas
discovered among tho Cattle landed a. BiIken,
head by the British steamer Lake Nlaoi,ofa
from Portland. Me-. which arrived here Oh ba
26!h inst, and strirg gen. pre- oal!iols were tskar
against lis spread,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The Guard Point
gain elevator. brick building osnad bv tbe
Guard Point Storage Co.. was DESTROYED bv 6re
early this no;nirg. The stock et grain on hand
Sesserday was abcu! 70 900 bushels, ali of uh;ch
W's destroyed. TIC loss is covered By insur.
aoce the grain b:irg Insured by The owuers or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

Tho old adaga. the better TIC day tho bet
ter the deed" docs 10; hold good in tho LAYS
ot,kentucby. fer the Court of Appeals of that
State has Just decided that The publication cf
legal notices. 10 Sunday newspaper, or in tie
Sunday edition Of daily newspaper, is fquiva
leut to DO publication OF all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

A HEAVY INVESTMENT. Il; is suneuoc:i;
that Mr.. Sayre, Of the Bethlehem Pa. steel
works. bal made arrangements 70: The iavtst-
mens OF 81 900 00J il rcw s:ccl W.. ks a. Biz
mIuahsm. Ala, aud will e.cc. the ueosss,ry
buildings this summer. 4 few years ago th,
site where Birmingham now stsals uss q cot.
ton laid now tho pIsc, b7asis population Of
OOO. and has in succ: s.ful operation iron for
naces, acres Of cooking ovens. aud extensive
rolllog mills. whilst it is rspi3|y becoming Gro
OF the most important railroad ciutres 10 tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
BeacODsfe!d's Successor.

LONDON, April % Tho morning Pcs. SAYS:
we have reason 10 believe that in view Of tho
eminent ta!cnts. mature experierc, ard signal
public services Of Sir Stafford Norho,to, aud in
difference to the desirs bity of having leader
OF the opposition in the HOUSE of Commons he
Will succeed Lord Bsscons6eld as leader Of the
conservatives. 10 tho House of Lords Tie
luke oil Richmond will probably lead the cop>
sarVallVs party at presant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

FAST MAIL FAcILITIEs.-Iti is gratifying 10
tho people Of the eastern section of the State %
cay that tho beneficial result; OF fss. msil f..
ci:ieS in Virgins aIe being felt and spprc:s.
ted, aad news fresh from tho southwestern poc-
ton OF the Sssto cen b, procured in nearly SIS
short !ino as advices from Ksn.cha!ks viz
New ZsaId and Caps Horn, in exchange
fresh from this enterprising locality. datei Fri
day, March 18Th, IVES received promptly at ttii
Office today (April 28 giving all the lates. ia
te!ligencs up to tho lss. six weeks of the words
history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

Tee Baltimore Court House Commission ges.
terday decided to recommend that tee city pur
chase by condemnation the ground between
Fayette. ST. Paul a0d Calvcr: streets end Court
house lane. to be used 10 connection with other
property already owed blythe corporation, az
site for ncw coust house. Gho c,st Of tic
ground is estimated 8. $3.50. 600. sni Of the
building 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Death of A Richmond sadv

n GALVESTON. TEX Aprl 2s.-Mi:s Cornell.
Daoney,, OF Richmond, w., on visit 10 th;s
ely to her sister. Was ftu.d dead ia her had
Yesterday morning. Size was up lato lbe n Ny.
Vlous plght entert, iniag friends. and w.s snns.
fently 10 perfect b; altb. Her death was oaps S
~ hear! disease, A "a' oauseu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

MsrrIsge li,,oses were lssu ID ia Waalios!ca
yesterday to DJugIas n. Wi2G I'D, Of FauGuier
county, Va., aud Dora L. Parr, OF O.lsa1s,
tauquler county. Va; Albert G. Tepl and
Anulc Hu'dy, both Of Montgomery county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

A professional ncwapa2cg correspondent. seat
South By the C;leiana!i E:qlircr, writes 10 tiet
paper from New O;icaus. .hat the respectable
sentiment Of ;hs. CITY Gi5caGa;c: ano2s the c.m.
pletion o! tho monument 10 Gan, Loo nov 10
progress Of er:cioG ihaIc. This correspondent
is fair sample CT those employed by Northern
newspapers to supply them with iei2rm ,!i01
about Southern affAfs, bat !:u4Ga imagination
cannot concsiys CT marc erroneous s:e!cnlent
than-that referred to; i,r II tAc1, ova7 Vas 4
man whose memory i3 rsvevcd 10 NaT OiOss9.
and to whose monumental reC1!d the plopio 81
that city viii mes: caeesiuI,y contribute, that
man was Gercral Lee, ed every newspaper 10
New Orleans. and every reputable p!lo iheIe5f,
DO matter whet MS ;c2!ices or: rts2cc!iGs the
late war, CT 10 what poli!!c4l party lie may
belong will corcIr With us in his as3:riicn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

INTERESTING DISCOVERIES. -Workuen ca
gagged 10 the construction o: the eastern exte1,
sion OF the Chesapeake aid Ohio rslw,y bsvo
encountered 10 cut this eide of Chickshomiuy
river, at plsoo called Fish HoIs' Uandius
place Of the steamer Tiger Lily vein of fna Iron
ore. Whether itexis:s 10 quantities tina, YOU'D
pay to work has net yet been demonstrated.
At or ncav The s me place a srest many pret;-
torlc bores have been found, such as ver,ebra
OF hugo maiioo a1insls (iarger then Others
heretofore uaearthed heresbout), also ribs,
skulls aud other remaits Of What must 10 very
carly times hsve been gigantic sea moosstrs
GeoloSlsts long bgl determined hy i1dsput-
able data that all of this psr! Of Vrsioia. per
haps to tho base OF the B!us RIDE mountain.
was olcs covered by The oo,an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
The Star Mali Route Disclosures

The examination aoW progressing with let,g
eco, to tho rotenness Of tie intc adniosirm,n
OK The Dall contract tffice, il is sed vii he
rlsi3l3 pushed by lha Postmaster General. VIZ
decIiccs to say aty.bipg GetogatcEy to I'll,
charic:er of Con. Brady or bis subordiza,e.,
nor does he say vary muaa in thci: favor; tu,
no insists upon haVlog "oieaa department,
Pubic opinion ous ia lodssDs, acc)rdlus 20
dispachts from ladlaEspaiis, hiss ma,eris!y
changed towards General Brady. q nativ, Ct
that State. |! is difficult pow TO tiad ,ci:cn
out there who did &c. believe tbs uugSnllr
reports CT Brady 8 c,ookedlees Wheu eenii!>td
year aeo The scytha OF the "retoIms," L.s
rot reached Cen. Iycet yet, out il has covered
the head OF his brother, Goo. n. Tyucr, who
has for several years & led the com tor;ahle cfice
OF chiet OF the postal c,rd agency at HoIyokt,
Mass. This rlmovai was ordered several da;,
age, bus tho Ccc:s:oo, whether tor causo Cr
cr;horaiso, is not koowo Tho oficc is uad..
The, Third Assistant Postmaster General.
First Assistant pJstmas:er General T,Der
says that his brother was 10: removed. bu; r..
slgocd voluntarily 20 90 in,o b1sircss for him
self. lie says the Postmaster General urged
him to withhold his r.sisoalor, a1d tha, his
brother consented to 90 30. promising to ,emalu
until juno lst.
MIR. Henry ID Lyman has bean sppoiotei to
succeed MIR. l. l.. Ffeoob. 81 caisf clerk 10 ;hr
second assistant postmaster seoerat's offioe. |:
DOW appears tha: thCra MAS considerable d.
hculty IN cus!i0g Dir. French Pos;mas c: or.
eral James ssked bin 10 hanG 10 his resigu.on.
when Mr.. Frelcl demsad, d the reasons ter ,h :.
rtquest. MIR. James dtc'intd &c give Soy res.
sons, whereupon Mr. F.eoch r:ius9d TO r,s,su.
tie va, then told that he nus. DO s, at otc,
or &c would be dismissed. II, still refused ash
Postmaster G:ntral james promptly cllrcd
out his throat ct DIS pi:s:l. aud Mr. Lyman wa
Installed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28
Sutcidc.

CINCINNATI. April 2S.-Jcb E. Ossce,
prominent citzea OF Hamilton, Ohio, csmni:.
ted suic de Oh Tuesday night by ahooiiup hin.
self With revolver. No cause is assigned i1r
the act,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-28

SOME boys who were digging in the mud on
the New jersey fats near Es.rison yesterday,
ureirlhed seven gla's j.rs, each containing the
dead body CT Al intact preserved in alcohol.
Tie bodies Indicated that the infants were two
or .dreo days Old when they died. The jsrs
wers saxon 10 Newark, End an investigation will
DO held,