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COMMENCEMENT EIERCISES.
MISS TEBBS' SCHOOL.


The closing ,x?7cisa5 of Miss Tebts' sahool,
Ct l2G Queen street, took p!acs Tussily morn.
icg. Tie following Certificates w.Ee s&aydtd
tae Pupils :a7 pfofc,ercy aud improvement is
their yaii3ua e:uGi,s
Asvort n7, Asc;cn: History. and AlI.hme;ic,
Miss Sal:ie Eisaeil'; intermediate Department.
Moie.a History, Misses Fanric Aprich, Lizzie
Aprch, Mamie Norton. sni LIZ Sohncoet;
Geography. tI!7ses Fannie Appico, Lizzie g.
rioh, Naonia Noror, Nelly Oc15sti, Lizzie
Sohncidsr, acd Napnia Yohe; Arithmetic,
hlisEes Fanrio Aplich. Lzzis App;c5, Mamie
Norton. AID Fspnle Green; Junior Depart
roenG; Enclish Grammar, Misses FsoDio Grosn,
tli1Ua Heyman. aoa NsaLo Yohs; Modoru
Hiscr7. Misses Fsrrio Green, R1tccc, Ran
s,3. snd Mamie Yohe; Geography. Missc:
Rsblccl Ramsay and Fsasio Co,b.;:; Primary
Dap,rtmont, MiSses Lucy Ramsay and HalIie
Kroy; Spaii0g, hiisscs Fanois Appich, Lizzie
Appich, Minna Neymor, Gnd Manic Norton
Improvement 10 Ffolch, Miss Mamie Morton;
Iupro7auel: il Writicg Miss Narli, Yohe
The ccEmsCcene2t exercises Of st. Mary
Academy took place this morning st Arnory
Hall before very large corcourso Of people
and !ho scholars acquitted themselves most salts
factorily. Tho hall was tasIefuliy 'ecor ated anC
the lo.sl display very fno. The Mayor distfio'
u!ed the premiums AMI there va; some very ez'
ccllCns music.
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To EurOno by isaIaOl,.

NEW YORK, Ju2e 23.-At q meeirg held 10
the metropolitan Hole! % Tuesday evening a
sun Ct mlney vas subscribed By fticrds of
Prct;s'cr Samuel z. kirg, tho aeronsus Tor
The construction OF en- air chip which is to 10.
derts kc 40 aerial voyage 10 Europe. This bal.
loop Is to have capacity Of at Least one hun
dfed thousand cubic feet. 1t will be made
almost !mper7ious. Hitherto toe greatest trial
If ito serouGu. hss been tho escape of gas and
tho Introduction of sir cJnseQIeut upon the
Iorous character OF tho walls OF tie eic vessel.
Tits difficulty is to be obvia;ed to a great &.
tont by the Use OF indisruther. a baou suca
a. Nj be c52srIc.ed ard GOOD supply Of by
dro!en gas, can keep sl1at from to days.
The present idea of Klog's fliends is that he
shall start from oEc Of tho large Western oitics,
sail to the shores ct the Atlau'ic Oc.ao, and
dsmorst1atc tho possibility OF h,ating oag
distance With The cir currents. % meteorological
scleCoo haa established that they flow from west
to east. Ito will sal! under conditions similar
10 those no sould observe when crossing the At
lsu;lc-v!z, near the water by day resting chiefly
ca the df:g rcp,, End coiog higher at night
1t is claimed lhs. this preliminary trip across the
cuuolry will provide ito experience end koo1
sGgs o. ?ssary to TO other and moro impor
tsns Journey TO Europe. Tie tria! voyage will
doubtlesste oflong duration AID Of corsiderable
interest 10 seieroe. The ali ship will be begun
to day 10 tee Professors factory OF Phila.
dtlpLia.
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TC-DAT7S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Etaisans and French.

LONDON, Jurc 23.-Thero have bscu domon.
srs,ions st Naples. Turin and Genoa to protest
rgaing: tie pfcc.tGinfs at Msrssies. The
mi;!:s;y iEtetferrsd to prevent disorders.
Pt,m;cr Dep;eiis. replying to questions 10 the
ltalisa Chamber CT Deputies. stated that be
had siVin Instructions fer tho prevention by
fc,o,. II necessary, Of su,h manifestations.
The FieEch Conspl at Naples has thanked the
authorities fer their elo,g.tio action. The
TINES correspondent o. Ruuo says: After
the demonstration at Nsll les had onded q
Frensaman addressid insulting words to some
students and disappeared 10 tho crowd. which
then Wspt to tho French Club, smashed the
aicio.s SGD tore down tic clubs sligo. TIL,
den oaa;caioo at Naples Was most imposiog.
A. class; s. without dsiiuolion of rank, party or
politics, participated" Dispatches from Mar.
seilIes s.ste that two Frenchmeo have been
sentenced to years and fcrtuichl s iuprison.
mcut respectively for participation in the riots.
aud two l,olisns have been sentenced to three
months sad four others to o months imprisonr
ment for 5:ab5:ng. The face;el of two victims
OF tie r>cans disturbance OF Marseies, took
place yesterday aud vas witnessed by q large
bu: o,daly crowd CT ueoplo. Numbers Of
ltaliars ats qHltting Marseics for Italy
Sixty iou: delegates Ct Sgndical Chambers
OF Marseiilss have adopted an address to
socialists IhrvHshou; the world declaring that
tie promoters CT TITO recaat riots here do no,
belong &c a2y warkmen's ASSOCIATION eud do
uaEdlaE aai;Gli!y into the circumstances CT
the lis u,baroa,
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aci1on OF Fa'rfax Comfy in EIectins
De!e.aaeS 20 the State Convention.

EAIRFAN, Q. ILL.,, june I'D, lSSL

Puf;1aot 70 notice, u oe.i1g OF III. Dsmo-
cratic Conservative Committee vas held to day.
The spaoiatu!ant Of dsItg ,tes to tho S,sta Crn-
veation uaGeE The total Hancock and Eaelish
va!e vas ssceralaed 10 DO as follows: Centre
vito drIeSate. Loo l. Mt. Vernon |, Fall.
Church =. Providence .. and DrainsVio .;
total delegates.
1t is directed that thres delegates DO chosen
~ dIs:tic. mne!iogs. to b, held ca The fourth
Saturday 10 JAY ct 3 o'clock .. II, % MO.
tlo1, the committee unapimcusIy resolved,
"o earnestly recomGeod cur party at lhzss
mce:loSs to scod our best men s. delegates,
unpledSed eod uainstruc!ed in favor Of auy
particular candidate for Govcra9r as tho good
Of cur CAUSE i'm Dera;ivyly demands We should
wave al! personal pIcfaIerc, or !ooll prejudice
aad sel:c. tia: nap nos. eertaio 10 command
too largest support throughout tn, en,,o
Stats; ttcr.bS rcni.r!og victory scc.re 10 the
approaching struggle"
The Committee sd ;urn,d to meet Oh The
third Monday 10 ADJUST.
D. NJ. CHICHESTER, Cba;rmau.
GEORGE MASON, Secretary.
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& Costly Councilman.

PHILADELPHIA. Juae 23.-Tho Conwsy
CARPENTER contested election case for 6 seat 10
Common Courcil as a member from she Fifth
ward Is ABOUT drawing 10 c!oso Tbs has
6aeo very costly matter to the city of Pills.
dslphla. uDon whom the expense falls, because
Mr. Conway has made on; csse. Under the
law, had tie coates'snt, Mir. ConEay. failed to
prove hIs claim tbs c1s,s would have been
divided pro rata sucDg tho petitioners for tho
coatcs!aof, end it souId have b,en s.rious
matter TO theu. The tEueusa of this case, i. is
expected, 81! De about S25, 900. There were
oVof ICOO witnesses called, each Of whom is
entitled to 81, 50 per day for each day OF service
Inc cast simply fox tho service Of subpoena ia
s545. Ia addition to this tho examines. recsiyo
80 per day osoa fer sitting ss judges in tho
hearing Of ltstim1ny.
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q Courageous Woman.

DETROIT. Mich, June % "A second sttsmos
was made q: an carly hour yesterday mora.
Ing to reach and lysch Vaskamp, the murderer,
who SHOT END killed mia employer, Lyman Cody,
aoou; "a month arn ST Lamont, and who is now
Ill Jali 1t Grand Haven. About e dozan of the
ricst respected farmers in thst vicinity appeared
at the jsiI. overpowcred the Deputy Sheriff and
compelled him To give them the key to the muir.
doter's cell They then went in and secured
their vicin. The Sheriff YVES absent, but his
VIE Has AROUSED by tho noise. and, discovering
the situation, closed the outside door, which The
!SnchlAg party Fad lat. ulgaardod, and i'm
pIisonnd taa whole party. Sho then sent a
servant to ring the frs slar1l, which called on {
TIE cEzaEa, ard omp!etey frustrated Tho whole
attempt
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Eh1 II ArkpfS.

BALTIMORE, June 25.--Virsinia IS Old 3d. Go
def II asked; Go consolidated IS bid do > So.
ries az BID ; past due coup -; new 10 dos 81 bid
to day. Cotton steady; m!ddling II. Flour
without quotsblo change. Whess-Southe,r
nominal; Western higher snd s.ron. Southern
re- l25sl26; Go amber l2Gal30; No = Wes.eru
winter rcd spot and June l214All7s; july Eta
l26t; Aug l2sbll21i; Sept l2Ia ,l25. Corn
Southern nominal; Western hisher and firm
Southern white 81; do yellow S.: Western mir
ed spot and juno bt 3a57; July 5Ga s5G4 Angus.
81 bid; steamer 624 Oats sctive ard easy;
Western white 40.4l do mixed 33,99; P.nnn
4C3. Rye dull and lower q: 1GO.lUl Eay IN
changed and dull. Coiyss steady; Flo csrgoes
ordinary to fair 94sll1 Sugar quie. A eotl Il!
Whiskey dull at 81 o..
NEW YORK, June 25.-Stccks strong. Money
3a3!. Flour lrm aud fairy active Nhta; u
&c higher. Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

divide SID Wesk81 seem % be the ordar OF 10
day among poii!!ca! parties in Europe as well IS
in this coun!Ey. Tho Hcms Rulers il. Ireland
have been hopeiessly divided for long tine
past, and now the spirit Of division has even en-
tered the Rustisn Nihilis!s, the "Black Divi.
sion" Of that psIty hsving cut loosef:om the N ain
body. These divisions only weaken the causea
they sro Intended to sdva1ce, and it is probable
mono are Nero aware Of this than tic partitu
who meka them.
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ESOIn AfDNny.

ALBANY, Jane 23.-Ths following is tho
combined vote fo5 U. S. Scusor for the place
made vacant b. Roscoe CoukDg' res goatioo ::
Wheeler, so; Potter, SO; Colkllug, 50; U,rneI,
|; Asphsm, II; Fo!gsr. /; Haskins, |. No
choice.
For tho Piats vQclno7 tho vote stood IS fol-
,GWs, dr. Actor leading OF With chacgs from
piast to Easklns: Depsw. So; Kerua,, So;
Z piatt' =; C0roei!, Z CioNl.y, 6; Hsskias, S;
IranRln, ]; Liphan, 8. No chuicc.
On moition ct Senator jacobs the invention
adjourned.
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Mr.. Corkliug finding other methods Insult
cent, ms assumed the role Of political refor.
lner 10 order 10 further bis sel6,h ends. But
that role is a hard ono fer coy radical to Gil,
but cspecislly &C for az old politician like the
tx Senn.ar. His present enti monopolisn is
ridiculous 70 all familiar with his public life, for
they know that be has even prostitu!ed his pc.
stlou "a Senator to the purposes Of mccopoists;
and his still more recent opposition to corrupa
t;oa is absurd, il the fsco of his continued dc
votion to Goucral Grant, who did more to cor.
luot the cuatry than sll his contemporaries
combined, and With his sen. support of the
Hayts's fraud, though lie acknowledged be
kaew it aas fraud; bis defense Of Caldwell.
The Kansas o0irup!ionist. and his com plicity in
the Malone bargain still fresh i1 !he pecple q
memory. Nj. Ccnklirg'a fjrtc was chempioo.
ship OF machine bosssn and hatred OF tic
S,u:h, and Wheo he suboydDacd chose Doia S
to anti ncnopoism and opposition to corruption
he relinquisAed bis van!sgo erjuud and gave
his enemies opportunities Of which they have
not failed 10 avail themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23
T PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1881.

The Malone wing Of tho republican party is
rasorting to Wsy5 tia. are dark if not to trick S
that are yain in order to capture the other. the
anti Malone, OF straight wig of that party.
Tho chairman Of the Ceoral Committee of the
who.o party. Who is he Malone candidate fer
Lieutenant! Governor, is: u,d orders for meet.
ing of that commit!c, on the 2lst instant.
ubs:qaently. AID Wi,hou! knowledge Of these
orders, tho eX cuti7o committee OF tho whole
party directed the Central Committee to meet
on tho och. but learning that the meeting had
previously been o,llcd for the 2lst, accepted
that as the day, and changed their direcsioUs
accordingly. But then change came DER the
spirit of tho dreams of MIR. Lewis, and 10 70
spouse thereto he is:uod now orders, c3avcring
the committee on the 2S h inst, bet did cot
notify sill too members of the change. The
resul! is that tie anti Mahoae llog met on the
2lst ard called State convention, but, fearing
the Mahone Tiag, it acj our1ed to the 2Sth,
when tho latter wig will also assemble. What
both wings 10 Joint meeting will do ronsiGs to
be seen: tu: az majority of the whole Central
Committee Tss present ct the meeting on the
2lst ii is no: probable thoactioa cf that meeting
" Il bo reversed.
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The Richmond Wing says the "Bou-bous
have control of The pois 10 VirgicE." How
can that be when of the three judges at every
voting precrc, by Law, as administered by
Malone JUICES. ore is z Mahooi!e. one q
republican, and one democrat. and when the
Two former Invariably decide against and over :
rule the lattei?-4AlcD. Gazette.
THAT does look like tough riddle. but is very
easily answered, for oil thai. Ia lhs first plaza
The Richmond Wbig has not said so within o
twevemontb, ood does not say so. 1t is all G
mere invention of tho Gazstte. We defy it to
bring proof of lis statement that tho Wing
says the "Bourbons have control of tho polls 10
Virginia. It is sheer fabrication. "-Rtch.
Wing. % 1nst
Here's the proof:
1t Is nonsense to talk. especially 10 Rich
mond, OF fair elections, where tbs BOuJOnS
have control ofMe polls. BuIldcziug. perseou-
ton and prescription are rife among uI to-day.
Tho shotgun policy is all that Virginia B1ur'
bonism lacks to place it on the same footing as
Mississippi Yazooism ; for uodcr Bourbon rule
and misrule, either by color of las, or 10 direct
tresch OF law. we have had. and still have. to 3
largo degree. neither. full! vote nor fair
count. Richmond Wig. 1Gth instant
Ard this is only fair sample of the utter
rcckes5ress that character zes tho assertions Ct
the Wing respecting the nioety six thousand
good and true Virginia democrats who. nOt-
wtkstandiDg its efjrts 10 the contrary, carried
the State fcr Hancock last November.
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Prince Alexander.

LONDON, June 23.-Tho Jou,ns! 10 St.
Petersburg reas'erts that tho Rlssiac Cover.
msn. has recommended The Bu'esrau pctp'a
to CO operate with Prince Alexander. and that
tho statement that the Russian Gcveruacat
hiss left thu Hfioca TO tn, mercy &C his ana,ohi
cal sdversaries is false.
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Financial.

NEW IoRK, June % Tho P1sr's financial
article says: A. the stocls exchargo u. s. bonde
sre stcadyto ftin. State houds src acsc arl
strong TOR tie Tcnncss.e is:uas which are w
ST. per c.ut. II. t.. bonds aro irregular but
generally higher. The stock psrset TO Gsy ia
Irregular aod rather icverish, Riabmoud AID
AlIeshaoy is down to IS iFor, 50. Tho no,'y
malkst is essY with per ceut t6o ruling rete,
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che Greek ROundary.

LONDON. June 25.-Tho Athens c,irssron.
dent OF tho Manchester Gusriiau says he his
received letter from Arts. on the Alsszian
frontier, stating the. tito guards havo b,en
Withdrawn behind tho new frontier Of Eo,ius
aud that orl9 shout 4 600 Tu!kisa troops vii
remain 10 the provirc, OF Aria uc,ii lis o.cup,
ton in July BY the Greek army.
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Suicide.

LANCASTER. Pa, Juuo $50, Tuesday
eight Barton Echelberscr, who had been nav.
!!rg attention TO Miss ElcG alInghe-. ct IIphrste,
10 this county, Eas ordered from sh, house By
tho young lady'a pareu;s. Subsequently Miss
McEaila2hec qusrrelIcd with her PARENTS about
their inttr;tr?nca With her love stf,irs, and.
gong up stairs, sho took DIS, of .audauum.
from tho effects Of which she died il few
hours.
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Cincinnati southern E "

CINCINNATI, June % -Advcrli<emets ap3,e,
in this mornings pspsrs for bids for the lease n.
term Of IS years cfthe Cicc;nDati Souihtrn
r. r. This is a long locked fox result. tu s
somewhat unexpected, as it Was suppcs 4
there was dead lcck between the trustees r.
therairoad ard tho trustees Ct the siek!cs fun
The proposed lease has been sg;esd to By Io;h
boards. 1t ask bids Of 80 much per aunum f.,
term Of 25 years. Bids will b. opeaet a;;ar.
the last Of August,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

fols2N IN BAEY CARRIAGES Additional
CAGES are reported from Germany of the pois0L-
lag of children by Tho use OF American oil
cloths The oil cloths aro used largely for COW
eIing tha tops of baby Carriages. When expos
ed to the sun tho pigment with which tho Cloth
is painted parts with That which is volatile in its
composition, and loaes with it somo of the white
lead used in preparing the Goth. The vapcr
thus heavily charged with lead is inhaled By the
child, and death results from sort of paralysis,
or. rs sometimes happens. from disease re-
semoling Pei lte.'s collie. Analyses Of The sub.
stance with which tho clota is coated have re-.
vesled forty two per cent Of metallic lead, and
our msnutsc.u rers a.a distinctly charged With
'rscslessness a down town reporter says
that such goods are not manufactured for the
purposes 10 which tbs Germans pu. than, and
that it is careless tor baby carriage manufsc-
turer 10 use any fabric for upholstering Of which
he does not knoW the chemical composition. He
says. moreover. that Tho cloths spoken OF arc
designed to be imper vious to water aid that, in
order to keep thon so asd make them retain
their elasticity, certain amount of whi!e lead
must be used IN the manufacture. To the CUES.
ton ss to whether similar complaints had been
msde before, he replied Com plants have
been msd3; both IS to the poisoned oil cloths
and dangerous dyes, but to my mlld accidents
arise from these sources only when those who
use the goods divert them-us tally from motives
of economy-from the uses for which they were
manufactured. Childrens csrrisges should be
covered and linQd only with lesther or plain
vanished cloths. These are not only whole,
some, but are preven!iyes Of contsgion."-N I.
Sun,
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Newspaper Suppressed,

LONDON. Ju7e pa Coustao;ioonio CO.
spasch to the Daily News says: Tie Messcu-
GER, an English paper, has heec Suppressed f,r
pub'lsSlcg cews 10 regard to !ho State trials,
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1t having been stated sha. Hon. James Bar
bouE. OF Culpeper, W1uld deciae The ron;1aa
tioI for Governor By the den cctatic c,rVeotioD.
to meet OF Richmond on tao All Of August, G
particua: friend Of Mr. B. is authority for
stating that, Rhilo not candidate. b. could
rct decline tho honor if tendcrid him.
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stOrnl.

IT LOUIS, June ID "A special dispatch 10
Tho Rspuplic.n from St. Joseph. Mo-. ssvs.
AdVlces have been received here lh.. a very
severe Storm passed along nearly tho entire
,,enStn OF The st. Jeseph s. Weetorn Railroad in
Kansas on Mondsy night last. destroyi ing build.
iags ana cong 2reat damage TO stock. Near
oeueca number OF houses were blown dow.
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Hluel.

PARIS. june 2S-M. L,uis do Cass,scac
brother Of Paul de Csssasasc, hiss fought
dull with Cap.aio Hsrissan'. NJ. do Cassapr
me. after receiving 8 slight s.ra!ch :hc terS.
WOnrded his adversary in tie shoulder.
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Arrested

:, oAA FRANCISCO, June 23.-Cbarlos r A.,
oa!ss' alias Charles Augustus Cottier fo,r ,n
chies operative 10 too U. 8. secret ssrei"a s,y
arrested here yesterday on tho chsrpa IF .,t ns'
registered bosd. So'oVo =. ..
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EmlpZzIar.

;, fAhls. enc Pa dispatch from Tunis 10
tne temps ssys: The Bey's stawa,d has taken
s s At inc English Consulate with securities
francs tina: he embszz cd and the accounts of hia
sts"srdship for many Yeara. Surprise ia felt At
'he British Consul for protecting tho embe zzler.
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1t is now reported that Mr.. Emory Speer,
member Of tho House Of Representatives iroo1
the Cherokee distric! 10 Georgia. 81 'isdapen'
deot democrat" has informed the President
that he will vote With the republicans 10 ito
Organization CT the next House 1t is . no;o
rious fac! tia: Undergraduates" 10 the South
is but raGlosiisn in disguise, AID that disguise
50 thin that it is perfectly transparent. Fe:oD,
the other Independent democrat from Geor
gia 10 the 10th Congress, was badly beaten at
the last election. ard Mr. Speer will meet the
same iote st the first opportunity the. is al
fordsd tho pcopla he has betrayed, if the re-
port alluded to b, true. and i. probably is,
judging from the last speech he made 10 Cor.
gross. which merited aud received the Just but
severe criticism of bis colleague. Mr. Ham.
mond. Mediccriiy is q horrible misfortune, and
tho attempts Of its victims to avoid its couse-
qaerces must necessarily and Invariably result
j, failure, bat they sometimes. IS 10 the case Of
Mr.. Speer, postpone impending oblivion By q
little unavoidable notoriety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

A Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
=, ssopped Neglec! frequently results in an
lncurable Lung disease Or S;onSu,,~
Lion. u Il MS BR ONCWIAs
ahVCHEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslssms. bus act directly
on Inc unnamed parts, sllsViug irritation,
give relief In Asthma. Bronchitis, Couchs,
Ss, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public speakers ,ra sinh.
Iect to. For thirty years Brown's Rroocbisl
ifoches have been recommended By physicians,
ana always give perfect sstisf Icsion. Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have attained well.
merited rank among the few staple remedies OF
inc age Sold 1t 25c. = box everywhere mhl9
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The london Telegranhers

tio1 among the tetegraphers has csused manv =
sack employment IN Tho Offices of foreign csbIo
CO. psnies the pay CT the latter being deubie
ina. OF government pay. Many have sign;iaJ
thei: Intention to RESIGN. o s'HIiueo
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Tho Management of the Norfolk aud Wes!.
ern Railroad has determined to expend $780,
900 in the erection Of suitable depo. bulldogs
snd warehouses along the line of the road. and
the work is noR ia progress at various stations,
ipoIudiog the terniDi OF Norfolk and Bristol
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attack on a Trading S.o,n

e., s1cp5hlA, b. CO. June 23.-some Alasksps
a a..seaeo trading sloop and took three mon
ano one woman prisoners. Two Of tho n men
wei were xiied by the indians and the cther msn
was maze slave. The woman escaped. and co.
rHeo e. Iukcn after suffering pre.t h.,Ssb; %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-23

Tho Marlboro (Md) GszHts has entered
upon is forty SIKH 5esr. a1d we'll deserves the
SUCCESS which has c:o"red the uoiitiGg efforts
Of is sbIc editor
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The Richmond Wing acknowledges that the
democrats do not have cootrol of the pills is
Virginia, and that of the three Judges at every
voting precinct 10 tie State the democrats have
oily one, and that Of the remaiog two, ors is o
Mabonite ADD one republican. and that these
two Invariably unite agsioss and override the
single democrat. 10 making this admission.
and i, could do nothiog less. tho Wing virtual
~ abandons its whole case, for why should the
Mshonites cry for free vote end fair couot"
wbea they. not only receive the votea, but count
them? If any legal voter is denied the priVi.
legs Of o,stiog bis ballot. or doesn't havo bis
ballot. wben cast, fairly counted, it must be
with the conoivarce of either the Mahonite or
the repnblicsp judge. as it you'd be impossible
for the single democratic Judge to DO SO without
s1ch oonnivance.
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dvQ1Ofyo

PARIS. J1re ga cyclone hes occurred in
tie dis,rlo: ct Blcis, o,usiug damage TO The e
tent Of several millions OF fraocs.