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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

HORRIBLE STORY OF CRUELTY,-An extra.
ordinary and almost incredible story of cruelty
comes from Jersey City. where 8 mother is
charged with deliberately starving her child to
death, and announcing its death, providing 8
coffin, and sctuslly arranging the body as if for
burial before 1t had bresthed it's last. When its
condition WAS discovered starvation Wss so far
advanced that life could not BIO saved. This re-.
msrksbie parent is charged by her own sister
with having lnat three other children in the same
way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

MADRID, Sept, &c The Congress of Ameri-
eaniStss was opened yesterday in Madrid by
King Alfonso in person. It is meeting OF
savsn!s and sntiqutrisns who organiz ID soci.
ETY. in 1872 for the purpose of gathering infor.
nation on America before its discovery by Col.
um bus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

The statement that the halt breeds arc max.
met retained is no less truo than the other Gee
that the stalWsrss are equally desperate ip their
attempts to have them removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
The Day Of Prayer.

New YORK. Sept. 26.-Dispa ches from
every scctioa of tho taion represent that to-.
day hiss h.cn approximately observed. Bust.
ness has generally been suspended. and all
classes AID c:ccls have united 10 showing
proper respect to The memory of the dead Press
idept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
UnprOVOked Murder.

GALVESTON. Texas, Sep. ga. B. Mo.
Nally ives fatally stabbed. 10 gamtliDg room
st Marshall, Texas. on Friday night, by w. L.
Phillips 10 dispute over SO cents. The mur.
der vas entirely unprovcked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
Dead.

BALTIM IRE. Sept. 26.-Rev. Dr. John Nc
Caarey, one of tho mott noted divinss in the
Catholic Church, died ct Emmittsburg This
morning, aged seventy. eight years. DR.. Nc.
Cattrey was President of Emmitt,bu:g College
for 20 yosrF,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
Worthless Stuff,

Not So fast my friend; if YOU could ese the
strong healthy, blooming mon, women and
children that have been raised from beds OF sick.
moss, suffering and amos. death, by the use of
Hep Bltterz, you would say "Glo1icu, and in.
valuable romody. "-PhiLadclphia Press,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

When the days of putl!o mour0ing for Pres.
quantity Of material at The disposal Of innuncr.
able households which has been used 10 tho *.
ternsl displays of sorrow. The drapery of pub
lio and private buildings, if put to domestic
Horeoo after its prts,pt uses nro past. would
furnish clothing TO thousands OF the destitute
sufferers from The forest fires Of Michigan, and
It's New York Herald suggests that when the
timc comes for removing thceo trappinSs o.
mourning, let tho Michigan sufferers be RENE m
tcrsd 10 their bestowal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
Free Tlinkara

LONDON, Sept. IA three days conference
Of tho international Federation of Free Think.
eIs. opened on Sunday 10 London, Mr.. Brad.
lsuah PRECEDING. Mr. Bennett, Of America
boosted tina! lhero were millions OF free thinkers
in the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
NEHS OF THE DAY

one week fer the late President.
Ills understood That the proposed o,rGiysl at
Washington has been given up
President Arthur a:toadad chu.sh at s..
Joho 9. Washington, yesterday, takirg drive
With SaoGtcr Jones IL the alterroon.
a destructive hurricane VISITED E!1nirs. N,
L., yesterday. tearing off roofs. aud doirg q
Vast amount of damage.
Mar5in's case 10 Richmond has been further
| postponed till OEober 4 h on account of the
| absence Of witnesses.
1t Is stated that bsfoie General Grant left
| tor New Iotk last Friday be told President
Arthur that he would not accept epy Official 30
si'ioD. III
a humber OF tho leading restaurants 10 PHI
adelDhls have dispensed With their white waiter
| girls end supplied thcir places with oolorei
| men. They claim that the mon arc better
wsitors aud can do double the amount OF work
Eighteen deaths from yellow fever occurred
were $50 deaths trCm tho same disease at
! B;idee,owo, Barb.aoes, out Of a population of
i0OO Tro lumber OF deaths is Increasing.
The fact that raiobow appeared wnilo The
| body of President Garfield sy 10 State at Wash
lnRor, End sgaio yesterday ct Cleveland IS
commented uDon by tho supersl,ious rs augul-
lug some good.
! Col. Robt. Nj. Mayo. Of Wcainorcland hiss
bocn nominated Tor the House Of delegates, to
represtn ~ that county and Northumberland, ty
the Mshonites. Il. }. Washington. csq., il
| the regular democratic nominee, with bright
| prospects OF 81 election.
SRathmore College. Pennsylvania WIS de
stroyed b. ffo carly this mcrniog, together with
| the ou.buildugs. Two hundred and tight stu,
denis aud fifteen teachers and professors are
without TODD or clothing. Tho fire WIS caused
by an cxl losion 10 the laboratory.
Al tho discussion ct B:is!ol The other day be
tween Maj. Daniel ADD Capt. RiddIobcreer somo
sharp words passed 90 the stand, snd when
Daniel said h. would waive his oandid,cy and
make GOOD his word by personal accountability.
II seemed TO lake the audlcnos By storm.
The ladies Of EIberou arc prep,ring
large box Of winter clothing for the suffering
people OF Michigan. The bax will be sent 10
memory OF the nto President, add will b.
known as tho janis A. Garfield box A
largo sum OF money has been subscribed for tho
project.
Yesterday m6rning, 10 Boston. John Dsrty,
o la6ortr IN tit Of alOusy murdered his wife.
tic tlrst koccksd her down. then jumped upon
her hor slcmaoh-she b,irg cnoone-and then
cut her throat With razor. Darby was but
recently relcas, Il itcm The Ilonso OF Correction,
where he had been corioed for 50 assault upon
policeman.
AGING Secretary Of tho Treasury Ffouch has
issued call for tho redemption OF bonds of The
loans OF july II and AUGUST 5. 1861, continued
At 81 per c'ut. ffom July l, 1881. During
October Dext tho department will also redeem
any Uoltrd States bonds continuing to boar 10
ttrest OF . per cent. called or uucal!od, 10 au
amount not exceeding So 900 600 in each week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

40 experienced traveller s.yl: Tho most
Troublesome companion person can have,
while bslug away from homo. is q o:ugh apd /
would advise everybody to procure bottle DR..
Balls Cough Syrup before staring,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

Wss It premoni,ion2 Presdant Ga6slf
wrote last November, There is tone Of sad
ness running through this triumph which cal
hardly typlaio."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
MONDAY EVENIEG, SEPT. 70

Tic lite President vas buried NJ Cleveland,
. no, 10. day. Duritg kia grievtus sutl ''ipgs
: TIE tender sympathy CT his epiiIa country welt
OF; to him ia 81 uUobstruo,d stream. and IN
>t,c ccremoni,s incid 1T 10 his iuntrai arfV,ct 5
the whoie nation expressed i;s Roget iOr his
death aud its honor for lis memory. He is
DOW OUT Of sight but not out of mind. and tie
good 10 tin waa not inferred Hith bis bOE.s.
Ills Gol'h has added another foul stain to Tho
iGouEltrablc black splotches that bcsnirch tho
character of human nature. for it shows thst
tbs hclsh spirit Ct political assassination he's
al abdipg p,aco 10 land where free dem
am un's almost to centiuusncss as wall
% amorg peoples living uader the ,nost
tyts nc,! 81 personal governments. /: is to he
hoped that the Universal dcles a.ou Gt the
crime aud he CXccraion Of the cliolas ev9ked
10 the late Presidents case vii! be sufficient 10
ley the sbborred AID magosnt spirit for years
il not forever. And tia. at Least i: MY not be
the means OF bringing another President Of the
tIGi.e1 States to bis erd. Tho American csa
clcacoo is btc)u iog rapidly discolored and d.
laced BY tho Same uu5aenly sros that rem
der those OF o.her lands 30 repusivc. lot it
not BIO aeau taroshed with blood spots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GoyRREoR,
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBUK re
FOR LIEUTENANT d5TERNOR,;
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPKPkR.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
J.. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLE.
FOR THE HOUSE OF D8LEGLTEs
JUDGE CHARLES X. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor.
poration Court OF the city Of Alexandra.
on the oath day CT September 1881.
Benjamin Cooley, complainant
against }In chancarv
Sarah Cooley, defendant.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain a
decree diVorclnE the complainant from the bonds
of mstrimony with the defendant.
The defendant, Sarah Cooley, not having an.
tered. her appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
sho is not resident of this State, it is or.
derod that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect her
interest IN tins suit; and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Aleysndris (ja.
z;ette, newspaper published in the city of Alley
orla, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
This city. copy, test:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
hs hemDer, d. C-u,dx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

General j. Il. Johnston had his lib crushed
10 at Tho Savou Pinos,' and ball was odg
GU In HIM. "encysicd" noar his shoulder. The
same chicltain has among the eleven wounds
nserly all eutshoi, several other balls "rncvs
ted in his body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
"MINE OF CARDUI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by z. 5. Leadbeater s. Bro
DIED.

lgioo, Mrs. CAR.STIANA THOMPSON, in
me ION year tf her sge. ~ The funeral will
lake place Tomorrow at one q clock p. M, from
the ilics of Is. Wheatley, No. ls9 King street.
tflends and acqulintapces are invited 10 attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

There WAS nothing doing to day. tho CONNER
cial Exchange and tu,iness houses being closeL
in respec! 10 tho memory OF tho lsto President
Garfield. We revise quotations for some ar.i.
Giles, however.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

The cI.cilon Of Delegate to Corgress ,om
Alaska took plac. 90 tho 5.h iostant. aud re-
hulted 10 the election of Colooel NJ. ID. Ball,
late ll.ctor OF cu3toms. by large ms ,rity.
The eIcctioo created coosid crafty interest 10 the
dlsric', but hsd 90 political g ,liicarco what
G9,r. Colcn4l BAH sailed at ooc, for Wash
InRton 10 order to reach the Capital by The
line CoDgreIs meets. His mlesg, allowance
will pIrslyze the Treasury. There is no act au
thoriz ng he election of Delegate in Alaska,
and action will hsvo to be taken ty both houses
OF Congress before Colonel Ball can bo admit.
Cd TO seat. but it is mory than probsbls The
Committee on Tonitari. 8 of The House will rec
ommend the nece sary legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26
Take "BLACK.DRAUGHTn and ror
Mothers Mothers!l Mothers,

Will never be bilious. .-,.---
For sale by L. s. Lesdbeater g. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

uuteaus ciso will be prepared for trial as
5000 hs possible after III i'd cimert has been
found by the Grand jury Of the District Of
Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-26

III lTCHCOCk MP5-We have this day
- received new supply Of the celebrated
hitchcock Lsmps. Now is tho lime 10 purch age.
Gall and examine send for circular and tes,i.
monials. MCLEAN q UHLER,
sepI1 76 King street.
WOODBUkN SAKVEN WHEELS-A
w stock of .btsa Wheels always in store
sad orders received for special eizes
Jas. r. CABIN, & SONS,
auklS G3 King street.
GREEH GINGER, prime, received 10 dsv
~ aud for sa!e By [set5l j. @. MILBUKN. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
rrw.YonK pAnY rnrBuNE. FRIDAY. JUNE u, 1881

ment Universal suffrage may increase the
power of the priests. The Right cannot be GER
tain that IL will do this, nor the Left that II
viii not The practical results OF household
suffrage cannot be assumed in any quarter with
out serious misgivings.
These secret apprchensions are disclosed in
the compromise measure which Premier De-
prctis has submitted to the various sections
that have agreed 10 stand by him. The resoiu-
ton. which s reported to have received unanl-
nous approval at an informal conference
favors educational suffrage, and "A property
qualification of - SO, in direct taxes, or one
half what it is now. The franchise is to
I've limited 10y this proposal TO those who have
had the advantages of /" a sound standard edu-
cation presumably those who can read and
write. The question naturally arises whether
educational suffrage would not reduce the
aggregate vote "A now cast under prop
crty qualification double what II will be
if the proposed law be- enacted. Accord
inr to the census Of 1864, with total
populatjon of 21.7O3.7lO souls, there were
7.SSg.23S males and 9,1lO.l 1853 females who
could neither read nor write. Educational
facilities nave multiplied during recent wears. 80
liHl WI 100" h'I' WIZ A'''''''' I''i-'
rolled ont of a school population of i,52I3s2'
hut the average of illitcracy among adults Is
still very high. The proposed amendment
would not be likely to enlarge the suffrage and
thus to place the administration ON more
stable foundation. II would be premature.
however. 10 conclude from the informal vote of
confidence which the Prcmier's measure has
received that an electoral law based on ednca-
tional suffrage aud a reduced property qnalih-
raticn will be- any thing more than % temporary
cxpcdicut. 1t is more likely thar hc hats found
it convenient to shift tie discussion TEN
porarily 10 u now ground. and that the law will
he amended so a. TO establish house
hold suniage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
PERSONAL.

Mr. Blaine aud his family are now on their wav 10
fhcr loIn. IN Maine. hr Secretary viii presently
visit Manhattan Reach for a short Time.
yisconut,s- Bcaconsfeld is said 10 have once re-
rparL cd 10 the gentleman who IL now Lord ROwton !:
There are only two rersons IN the world who
really know my husband--you an l."
MI Frank Duveneck the artist talks Of return
ing 10 America and will probably establish himself
iu BOSTON He l. now busy in painting an Oriental
scene Tor on Of tn sous Of the Duke Of Argyll.
Memorial tablcts have inst been placed on the
houses In London wherein Sir Isaac New ton Shcri-
dan Sir Yohrrt Malpolr and Peter the Great once
lived he site OF iogarths bone has been similarly
marked.
Nine. Madeleine bres il the only woman physician
practising in PARIS. She passel n successful exami-
nation before the Paris Faculty Of Medicine, and no
one laughed seeing her graveiy maintain her
thesis dressed in n loose black robe. Mime. Brcs
holds to rank Of OficeT 1odtlnie aud is said Ia
intend 70 mpcte for the place Of hospital doctor.
Miss Emma Gillette, the lady who has just been
appointed notary public by President Garfield. is
a native of Wisconsin and was educated in Ohio
Miss Gillette WAS recommended tn the President by
District-Attorney Riddle, who maintained that she
was thoroughly C0mpcfeBf . discharge the duiles
of the position. The notary is described an
Intelligent. refined ami attractive woman.
ute presence At the Antwerp festival was
greeted with hattenng enthusiasm. When he en-
tered the hall he WAS received with roll Of drums
and flourish of trampets. followed by loud cheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
GrNrRAL eRANrs nAD NEMoRY.

The most astonishing thing about General
Grants series of fluent observations on the
case of Conkling and Plat is the audacious
way in which he flies in the face of notorious
historical facts. In his first Chicago interview
he said " Ever since | have known anything
about such matters it has invariably been the
custom that when the Senators FROM any
State objected to Presidential appointments
in that State, the appointments were
" always Withdrawn" In his second in
teryiew he said: "When | was acting
cas- President, If. single Senator from
any State objected to an appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17

ing which lasted long time. He was repeatedly
called 10 the platform and was overwhelmed with
bouquets. The burgomaHer welcomed him aifec-
tiOnatey and the golden book Of TIE City OF Ant.
werp was placed before him to receive his sigma
ture.
DR.. W. II. Russell the veteran English journalist
who Is travelling with the Duke Of Sutherland was
reminded in San Francisco Of his famous Bull Run
letter " | was treated little roughly about II AZ
the time" said he TO a reporter of The Chronicle
"but the other day the President said. You brought
us very bad news, Mr.. Russell, but We have smcs
discovered il was true. guess you wer very sorry
10 he the bearer of it' should think" said the
Doctor with a cbuekle, " that | was No dis
liked more than did 70 briug bad news for twenty
miles at the heels of flying army What strange
affair that was. 10 be snrea retreat III tle very
nirnt when the enemy was licked. An J we'll its
all in a liietime' SAID the Doctor with sigh ~ he
turned from his "reminiscences of past tolls 10 the
recreation of unstrapplug Dlammoth p"rtmanteau
DENVER, Col, June i6.-The Duke Of Sutherland
and party arrived here last night, and will start or
NcW-lOlk on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
1nors TO Advertisements.


Awussxyxrs-3d raQe-6tb column.
XvNnnxck xIxrs-sfA Po1e-6th column 80 .o,,,,o
6.rx ING HOUSES BAfEERs-1h Fd0e-olh e"'NiA-'
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UoksEs, CARRIAGES. &C.-Jd Pdge-~Su cVi"i'"
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IA aEpIy All, SLATE MAyrLgs-Jd Paqs--oth eo'uniL
MapRIAcys ANp ~ ATBs-5M Id0e-oth oo''lii"A
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr1GN.-The Tunisian Premier, Mnstapha, has
arrived in Toulon on his way to Paris 80 lro-
onos won the race for the ST. Jamess Palace Stakes
at Ascot yesterday; Foxhall was beaten IN another
race 80 Prince Alexander of bulgaria has
started on a tour of military inspection - The
negotiations for a new Anglo-French treaty are
tardy.
DoMEs1Ic-In the Legislative Joint Convention
yesterday MIR Wbeeler's vote was larger than that
for Mr. COnklipg. - Several witnesses were ex-
amined before the Bradley Investigation Commit
tee. - In the State Senate. the Life Insurance
Tax bfiwas ordered IA a third rading and the bill
taxing brokers' sales was passed; III the Assembly,
new bin providing for the publication of hergistry
of voters in New-York City ordered TO a third
reading. -. Commissioner Bentley has resigned
from the Pension Office Colonel w w. Dudley, OF
Indiana, will be appointed TO the place. - Judge
n. c. Mcfarland has been appointed Commissioner
of the General Land Office. - The brrak III the
Erie Canal near Albion has been repaired -
The Alliance sailed from Norfolk, Va, yesterday III
search of the Jrannetts. - The first aud second
vice presidents of the Baltimore aud ONO Railroad
Company have resigned. - The Adams White
Lead Works near Baltimore were burned yesterday
loss. $50. 900. - A band of desperate cowboys
have started incursiOn to Chihuahua 10 aVenge
the murder If some comrades.
AND ctBOhtA-N-- NNA@i~'
and Highland Fling won the Coney Island Jockey
Club rnces Yesterday. - Commissioner Coleman
tool charge of street cleaning. 80 Robert MARTIN
of Newark who murdered his wife and child. was
committed 10 jail. - The commandments of
several educational institutions were held. -
The Homeopathic Institute continued its sessions
G. The Dauntless. Tidal Wave, Estelle. Hide
car,le and Vixen the WINNERS in he regatta OF
the New-York Yacht Club. 60 Gold value OF The
leealtender silver dollar 412la grains, s6o5 cents
- Stocks fiuctuating and feverish. and closing
unsettled and weak.
THE wKATHEr-1RIsrNE local observations in
dictate fair aud partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes in temperature and chances OF occasional
hight rain Thermometer yesterday Highest "
lowest. $40 average. G3o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-17
coxxt rsc.s ,rsreE.RLE POSITION.

Utterly hopeless oi success themselves. touh-
Hing aud Pau may be able. by delays aud sknul o'n
hinaiious u throw the election 20 D~iaoer~S
Legislature aud thi, last chance they seem now '" 20
n upoa II Ihsse vacancies had OonErsd IN Ibs
H. r order Of service. II might be possible g ns
gour plalsls fof the rllli born AID usrbrs
.stanee now making behalf @: tue tsso ex<senanss
But tue yaencer are of thsir ysinn tafy cr aura
cnsmenis aid not ask lhein Ia resign 1d did not ".
sire IT, sui there mi mt have been chow ~ iri,i ,
tb4 Legislature bad seen DIT a. return hcm sHa Y, "A
pOna tLe trsonai till their terms exr,re nu
Has made impossible thcn cxnep as csei'{
OF the Administration. which Insuy q is'u 20. ne
iorify OF the Of the Legislature have 80,
10 b. placed IN that position And IN the tsee ~ shsc
deeison the two * Senator'S sisajnrd ~ les ~,
OF the Legislature, still ofor their dehsns IA
native that Il :hey themselves sre not rst So.
puhe.n shall he loved 10 TAXI az the uasi tny -
aoned Ii seoma incredible thai tiey can h"t'
susl aimed ia such u pusitoi-