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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Suicide OF e. Minister.

ST LOUIS No., Jaus oS.-Dlspalcacs from
Kansas Ciy. Mo. say: Tho body CT the
nan fund 10 tn" ri9-r here asst Friday turned
ca; 10 &c that Of L V. Sidney NJ. Stray, who
wa3 xDal'et from tic ministry BY the Presby-
terry at Glzrs Falls. n y, % Ju1e II, Tor
shooting hia wife SID. lac ago al Wsrrens.
burg, 90 Lake GeorI,, N. y, wh:ra 10 was
pastor Of t.shionab'e churc? std ali, after'
wild confessed to suOdry sI!cgs,lols OF criminal
lolpacy vi Ii women. Slice las, Alaro; Stray
had rcsitci II L!syep~,i:h, Whers he held o
posi- In rs bAtkkecpet ID y tu,lutsi house :;
but. Oh receiving lrtter s,ating that his wife $
brother had started West with tho avaW!d it,
tcntlon OF shooting hin, he Jeff L;aVcuw0t,b,
changed bis uanll ard offended 10 ST crclc bin.
self sens where un;i! his btolher.n law hGd
visited Lchv 'uWCr.h sod returned to tho Els
Coming to Kansas City. i; is suppfs,d that lie
took TO diitk and then drosocd himself
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PROFESSIONAL GAklsH.

~. G. T.. KLIH5TEIN
~ olsrs his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
TO The citz,ns Of Alexandria and vicinity. Or
flee with his father, Dr.. VIM. B. Klipstein, on
Prince ST.. oppoststhe Postoitice jel3-dt&lms
q OAKD-is should be generally known that
"a persons go unfortunate as to lose one or
more OF their teeth need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in
convenience, diaagreeabls changes in voice. IA
cisl Expression, &C., but may have artificial
ieath made before and Inserted immediately sf-
sn1 extraction OF their natural teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, more pleasant ex-
preston and q nearer approach toward preserv.
lag the natural harmony of the features are &c..
cured, and very much of the pain and difficulty
experienced In learning 10 use teeth are also
avoided. l have practiCed this mode successfully
for seven years, AID having introduced it here
would be glad to refer sIy one interested to pa.
!ents who Know oft from experience. In treating
tho natural teeth my object is to preserve every
one that tina, patience and modern methods of
treatment cen save. Tho uae of arsenic in de-
stroying exposed nerves is condemned by the
moro enlightened Of the dental profession on
| account o. its turning teeth dark. inducing ab.
scess and finally the loss of the teeth. The nerve
pulp which is the source Of lite TO the tooth,
should always be treated, when exposed, with q
view TO its restoration to health. use no cheap
alloys for ulllng my iees arc much less than are
usually chsIgod for the same class Of work.
Gold Cling from $l.50 up; other work at pro-
! portionete!y low rates.
w. DONNALLY, D. u. s.,
Graduate Dental Depart.
Univ. Of Michigan.
! Clice: 1921 street. northwest, Washington,
| ID. y. sp4-3m
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By Green & Wise. Auctionoers.

by VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF TIE
- Cruit Cour. for tina city Of Alexandria, en-
tered at its May term, 1884, in the chancary cause
of James +. Carlin VS.. Alexander Hunter ct ais,
in said court pending tho undersigned commits.
sioncrs therein named will on SATURDAY,
,hs 9Th dsy Of July, 1881, expose TO sale at public
auction in front o. tho market house building, on
Fairfax street, Alexandria Virginia, tina follow
ing described property: A CERTAIN TKACr
OF LAND, containing $50 acres more or leas
situate and lying in Alexandria county, Viz.
ginia. on the west eide o: tho Washington sna
Alexsndris Turnpike aud bounded rs foll"w..
On the north end west by the lands of & -
Addison. on the south by thu Alexandria Ca a.,
and on the east by the Old Military Road, beng
part OF the Abingdon tract. A portion of tina
tract contained in the sbovo description and
boundaries 10 wit: The portion known ss
Burleigh, containing d acres rod and poles,
and tract of 70 acres heretofore convey cd TO NJ
d. Core, will not ba exposed to sale.
Terms of Sales: Enough in Ca h TO psy tho
costs of suit snd ssle, and the sum OF ~ SAG SIS
with six per cent interest from the 4th day OF
November, 1871, subject 10 credit Of 1925, IS of
March 10Th, 1877, and the residue of the pu-.
chsse money, If any, upoa credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, 10 be secured by the bonds
OF the purchasers with good security, and the
title re!sined until thov are paid.
g. w. WATTLES.
CHARLES Il. STUART.
jeG-dts Com m re-. of Sales.
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AUCTION aAEES.
By Green Il Visa


e. hSsl Eststo Agents and Auctioneers.1
5l!OM M1SSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
& BIS REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN.
OKLA COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In pursuance
OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ala1sndris
county IN the chancsry cause of VIM j. Minor
ss ~. vs.. Cathsrlle ann Lemon ct al, the I'm.
oersiEnsd will offer fo- sale at pnblic auction 3.
ao:at u m. on WEDNESDAY, tho 9TH dsy
OF July. 1881 in ffon. Of tho old court House on
SGlumous street. Alexandra, Virsioi!, TuKEE
fAkUELS OF LAND sepystsly being tina
!a1d OF which W. j. Minor died ss;z I'd. to wit.
lst. a TRACT OF LAND, containing 3S
acres, ! rood and 81 s. perches, and ksowa IS
the SCHOOL HOUSE TRACT"
"a. A TRACT contair i ~ IA screa, AID amt
OF tho .'SPRINGFIELD TRACT.n
80. a TRACT, containing 3 so,es. and an
otner part OF the "Sptingfeld trac!,n with RIGHT
OF way, rods wide. over the south end Of tho Il
acre tract - ~ ~
Terms: One.third in ca,h, snd tho rssidua il
TWO equal payments at six and twelve months
WIN laterest IRON the Day of skle, tho notes
OF Inc purchasers waving homestead c1emp.
uon, with security to be given therefor and the
Title OF Inc land to bo retsaed until tho purchase
monov is paid.
N. B.-This land is near tho cite, of Georpe.
toWn, Washington and Alexandria and ia OF
good quality, and thero arc soma improvements
and wood on the fret named tract, a plot and
survey of the land may bo seen ct the office of
John III. johnson, Alexsndris, Va
s. +. BEACH.
JOHN Nj. JOHNSON,
JoZI-ta Commissioners of Ssle
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HE r arifefS.

EALTIMoEE, june IS Virginia 6s old -: 4,
deferred l53; DO consolidated SIS: do ~ Ga
RES 4;5 psst due coupon -; new 10 4Os IS bid
10 day: Cotton quiet and easier; mlddIne II 1
II. Flour quiet and unchanged Whea.-
southern tsmer: Western lcwec. Closing steady:
oouinern red l2oAl2ii do amber l2S4!32; ,
small sale of new WAS m ade 8. 40. NJ Va
ern winter red spot and Juae l25tali53: july
l21tal2a3i Aug 1928 .l2s Sep! l2S2al2$g Cor
Southern quiet and steady; Westera 10 q.
and dull; Southern whits 50; d. yellow ES;
Western mixed spot 5:4a5l! June "A! a5l! ;
July 6ots6ts; Aug 55is5:2; steamer SIS Oss
DO mixed 56i; Penns So Rye lower st SO, %.
day dull aud unchanged. Coifso quiet; kic
car2oes ordinary to fair 9Ia1l1 Sugar stesdg :
4 stfs lot. Whskey quiet at 81 10
NEW York, June 29.-Stocks dull but firm.
Money 3eSt Flour unchanged and ouis;.
Wheat !ss; lower. Corn /. Z, lower,
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Financial.

NEW YORK, June q The Posts financial sr
tc!o Gays: Atthe Stock Exchange U bo?d:
are higher for tho eytsnded &. and otharp i;
unchanged. Slate bonds are ala per CT higher
Railroad bonds are tt lower. Tho stock mar.
ket durihg tho early dealings WAS depressed J.
= per C. on the publication Of Mr. Fiuk's cir.
cular giving An account Of last Saturdays meet.
ing OF representative freight agents. This d..
Gins brought oat moro "loug" stock than HIS
yet come on the market in tho same time This
decline was followed by recovery Of IL and
aimee then the market has btoa steady, but very
1ua. Tho exceptionally firm 10 slroag stock;
have been w Union Tel and Wsbseh Money
is 21s3i per ct on call
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Is E2bRG7HMsI.
Is EDRG7HMs.
CHLHx r. :
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
IlIS -

49, 49, 1sAA"nNhc XIV AMIN Otp
DISEASES.
What the Medical Pofess,on Say About Il,
and the Good ResuLS Attending lis Use IN
Headache. Neuralgia, Indigestion. Slccp.
lcSSneSS. Nervousness and PARALYSIS,
Celery has only come into pubic Dotica with {.
| IN tho last lew years as nerv!ne but scientific
experiments and ex perience have proved bey Dad
| 8 doubt that it controls Nervous Irritation and
| periodic Nervous snd Sick Headache to y mark
cd degree.
Brown.Sequsrd Gays tho. Celery contains more
| nerve food than sny other vegetable or substance
round IN nature. Celery wss frat discovered and
used IS nervine by French physicians abcu.
1857. But q com binstion Of tao EXTRACT OF
CELER4 AND CHaM0MiLE, which hiss
| bscn but recently introduced to tho profession
and tho public by ur. q. w. Benson, hiss pro-
| dIcsd such marvellous results in curing nervoua-
ness and headaches, and especially nervou3 and
SICK hoadachas, Neuralgia paralysis, Indigestion
aud sleepiessness, that l. has excited public at
tonton and newspaper comments, .nd many
physicians have tested the merits OF this prcpar-
alton with tho best rosults, as quoted bo,ow from
s low.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
III. Benson'e preparation Of Gallery snd
Chamomile tor nervous diseases is the III 1st I'M
| portsnt addition made to tho ma!erii medica in
| the Last quarter OF 3 century "-[Ur. }. W. }.
| Englar, OF BALTIMORE.
Or. Beuson's Pills sro worth thoir weight in
| gold IN nervous and sick headaches "-lDr. &.
| Z. Scllictor, Of Baltimore.
"These pills are invaluable in nervous dis.
eases."-[Or. Hammond, OF Now York.
| "Dr. benson's Pills for tho euro OF nouralg s
| arc success."-[Dr. q. Z. Holman, of Ghr.s.-
| hamburg, Va
These PILLS ara sp: citl preparation only for
| tho cure Of special diseases IS named, and for
these diseases they ere worthy of t.ia by 81
intelligent sufferers, They arc prepared e1.
pressly to cure sick headache, nervous h .dnche,
! dyspeptic headache. neuralgia, nervousness,
paralysis, sleoplessness and indigestion, and will
euro sny cEso Price 81 cents poglsga free
| Sold by ell druggists.
| DEPOTLO6 N. EUTAW. ST,
Baltimore, nd.
| Wholesale Agents, JANNEY s. Co, Drug.
! gists. Alexsndris, Va. ie23-etGm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
The county of Alexandria rendered at it's May
term. 1881, in the suit of W hsstley Brothers w.
Ira f. Munson ct al, the undersigned, commits
sioner therein named. will otfsr for sale, BY pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY, the first day OF
July. 1881. upon the premises, st II o'clock IN.
the following described real estate, TO wit:
A TRACT OF LAND, in the county Of Alex.
andris, Virginia, situated about two miles from
Georgetown and about one mile from Balls
Cross roads, containing q acres roods and 81
oes, and being the land which was conveyed
TO Ira r. Munson By 4. A. e. Taylor on the
Goth Of May. 1859. By deed duly recorded in Ii
Der q, No. 3, page $685. of the land records of
Alexandra county: The property is improved
by DWELLING HOUSE with 8 rooms, and
BARN and TENEMENT House, we'll of good
vstsr, about $50 apple trees $50 peach trees lieu
dwarf pears, 80 to 10 standard pear trees, 40 10
go cherry trees, from 1900 to 100 grape vince,
all of the choicest varieties. There ia An aburd-
ance of shade and besuli!ul avenue OF or1a.
mental trees leading iato the premises.
Terms OF Sale: Cash az to costs Ct suit and of
sale; and the sum of $500. With interest at 10
per cent, from Msy 9Th, 1874 but subject to
credit of $45G 50; the remainder Of The purchase
| money if any upon credit CT six. twelve aad
eighteen months, to BE- secured By the notes of
purchaser with good security the title TO be re-.
| tanned until the deferred payments are met.
GEORGE q. RAMEY,
| mv3l-2R4w Commissioner.
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@AAe&sd1e1Ils1 oazeUte and Virginia Advertiser.
LOCAL BRETI1FE,Y,

:. Dr. bsRhy waa in tho city to day for q .hot!
I'm, and LETT for Baltimore
There is 10 The widow Of Mr.. R |, Adam,
Mug sIraet, a handsome ptiza goblet for q
Washington boat oint.
Mrs. SsOgs'er wife Ct Judge Jas. Ssngst,r.
Is extremely i'll at her rsideuo, 10 F.iifl Y
oOua'y.
s.. Mays Church. 10 this city, ia to b.
rcmodeled After Sunday pexl tho coupre
Gatlon OF the church will worship 10 81. Mars {
Hall.
Rsv, Fields Cook. ooIoted, of this city, ofici
ated at the ordination. 10 Washir g!ou yest.r
dag, OF Sal nond Blackwell to be minister Of
tho Gospel.
A colored loot black named Jim West fell 10
the cana this evening at half pest three clock,
while walking across the lock, aud WAS drown-
Oh. His body had not been rescued at 4 2. m.
The Poomsc Fruit Growers will 70 on 50
excursion to Quantico Thur:d,y, on the steamer
Excelsior. An exhibition of the Merrgmap
lie saving dress by Dr.. Howland and lady will
DO given also drill by the crow of tho steamer
both Oh the cry of FIRE" and man overheard"
Msjor Bsyly. Judge Gray, N. W. Pierson,
]. Q: ONeal. MIR. Clark and one or two other
gentlemen held private political consultation
a! the Custom House in this city Yesterday. The
conference, it is understood. was for the purpose
OF taking come seton on the questions to be
brought before the State Central Republican
committee, which met in Richmond TO- dsy
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A Murder About I'ritls.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, juno -lutelIg9rcs
has rescued hero Of murder Committed iu
Co,u nhia o.. in this Safe. SAMUEL Dsuukc
and j. Il. O'Nei!, liVirg GEAR Magnolia, while
returning home 10 wsgon. bad quarrel as to
who Should shoot at o bevy Of paruijgcs uear
the roadside. Tho dispuu passed quickly from
words to hlCw1, when O'Nei drew from his
pockets "Blllom' knit, and stlt cked D:snukc
8ith il. itficliog six or seven wounds il bis
bycss:, shoulders ard srms from which he
shortly atcrwsrd died. Two or three women
were in The wagoc. but o,ud do rothirg 10
stop the quarrel.
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY. June IS. The conLiucd vote 10
ioia: cjc7cniion to fiji the short term senatorial
vacancy was as follows: Potter. 49, Cooklirg
81; Wheeler, 42; CcruelI 8; l.aphau, II; Fol.
ger, !; Cgoal'y. .; Ro:ch. /; E:gcrs, NJ
choice.
The convention then proceeded TO voo 10 Gl
tho loug term vscarcy, with the following TO-
suit DaDeT, So kernlD, As; rIstt. y; Cor
1elI, Q; Wheeler, /; Crowley, 6; Ha.kigs, /;
Linhsm, 3; Tlemsi1, l.
The char ANNOUNCED that no clcci)u had
boea had ia either css,, aid the convention
sdi ln1ncd
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a. FRENCH SToRY.-A min WAS arrested
fer srscn at FIilenruvt, provincial Fecrch
towo. aid. 10 tho absenoA @! Roy c,labo2se, was
c'appcd lato tho lover story uf the Nlsylt's
vacant villa. which. having g:alei windows,
k,pt hlu gate. tie hal hs:diy lit his Pipe 10
iudu & , 10 snck. wacn along o,ms s.cut
looking goHteulln with wife. ohi!dtcu and
maid, who Stopped to admire TIC vll,. What
Is bloc housa said 'he stout gentleman. Il
should Ike to tuy II. "rhat' easy" replied
the prisoner, from The Inside, ii s1 the pro
prletnr, and will eel III cloi, provided you pay
cash. The ncg0 iatio0s began tho price was
haggcd about and agreed upon. Tho prisoner
said My vile hiss locked mo up and gone to
Paris for tho dJ; il y)u fitch ocksui,h
from JoInvli'o. bDd altar sn osptc ion OF tho
premises too bItIdiog pIcnsos you. 2000 francs
down aud the rest in three months will cJu-
Guido the bargsio." Three quarters OF an hour
later the lttk smith opened tho door and the pris.
oDcr had disappeared with the stcu; genlle-
man $ money 10 his pocket willis tho stout
senlemaos iam!l7 congratulated each other
aod said How mic, It il to be ones cwa
Iaudlo;d J. The appearance OF the police about
nlghtial awakened them FROM their dream.
Their ci3may and the rage of tho mayor, who
will probably have to restore the money as
punishment Tor not scLdicg the prisoner to tho
ne,rest polIoo station. ON DO imagined.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE IS, 1881
Snn rises ............ d d Sau sets-,,... i
aaEIYS 20.

AaEIYso.
Str Il V Arrowamith. lower Potomac TO 20.
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Loltie & Annie, Ws.hia.t2n 10 } =
Aguew l. Co.
Schr kob! Healsy. Baltimore 20 7 j Mehsf.
fey l. Co.
SAILED.
Str Ncrfolk. Philadelphia. by 4 a Eaed.
Str George Laary, Norfolk, bv Z Is Eooe.
Str attano lower Potc. by j Broders s. Go.
Str L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Po-
tcmac Ferry Company.
schr VIM Fl Kennel, Wssh'n by W a Smoot,
MEMORANDA.
Sth,s Samuel Thorp, W u Hilton and Ii at
te Tibar, from GeorgetsWn. and Cora Van
Gllder from Washington. g. NeY Ycrk t1!k
Schr w Z Wickham cleared st New Yo,E for
Richmond 9th
>, Schr Susan T 1hurloT c!esssd at Boston for
Georgetown 25Lh.
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By K, T. Lucas. Auctioneer

TNRUSTEE'SS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-
Il BY virtue of deed of trust to mo dated on
the 18Th day of August 1879, executed By Oliver
Al. Kosser and vito aud duly recorded in liber
u, no. 4. folio SUI q: seq, ono OF tho Lsnd Re-
cords for the county OF alexandra. Va, and at
the request of the party secured thereby, l will
proceed to coll at public auction in front of the
County Court House il the city of Alexandra,
Va. on TUESDAY, July 9Th. at o'clock D.
m. A TRACT OF LAND lying in Ale1audris
county, Va, containing one acre. moro or less,
and, as described in said deed. situated on the
Georgetown and Fairfax turnpike aud bounded
on the west by the land of Robert Cfuit decd,
on the north by the land OF Allon Pesrco, de.
ceased. on the east by the lend of VIM. q.
Veltch, deceased; together with the FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE and out buildings
thereon.
Terms of Sale: Four hundred dollars cash.
Remainder Of terms, &c, stated at the ssle.
jeII 27,30SjyZH OLIVER CON Trustee.
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advance i'll Prices OF Lumber.

CHICAGO, Jano 2S.-Tno lumber dealers &.
change yesterday advanced prices ali along the
line from Fifty csots to ono dollar per thousand,
tho latter Atgatc, beirg on thick c,esrs and
selects. Ten aad twelve irch stock boards, box
boards, nearly all kinds Of flooring timber and
scaDIling snd f)oriog strips. Tho advauoo of
fifty c,uls IS on siding, beaded. ceiling and com.
mon and Gull bosld'. Fatc az bsttcps ad.
vaneid four cents and Shingles twenty-five c,s.
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The University OF virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Jane g. Tho woslh-
III yesterday WAS quite pleasant. and tho cloaing
exercises OF the Uuiveriity Of Virginia were
moro lively than they hlvo beon for year, The
annual meeting Of tho Board of Visitors was
held. and al o'clock last evening, the lusl
celebration of tho Washington Literary Society
TOOK plauo. l.. NJ. .. Fora, of Tsraa rocoivaI
the orators medal. and W. W. WIlknson, O.
Alabama tho debstcr's medal
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RESIGNATION OF Cart. L. l.. SMITH. AT
a business mOctIcg OF tho Alexandra Light
lnfsntry, held at tho ArmCry of tho company,
last osnt. the rcs'enali)n OF Capt Frauoia i
Smith, who hh4 accepted the position Of Maj r
of tho Third Vrgials Regiment, orgauiz;d ct
Charlottesville q few Weeks ago. was presented
ald accepted. Capt Smith, IN short speech,
lock his farewell G! the compaoy which he has
served so i.iliulIy sirc, liz organization. aud
thanked tbs members Tor their uniform kid
ness and courtesy to him during his connection
with tic 0'glhiZItiJ0. After m unsu ,cessul
ballot - fill iEe Vtca9cY C us ID by the resi9na-
ton OF Capr. Smlth, ths mcntirg aGj5urDed
un!il ntXt "Wednesday u'got, When a reguur
Il o,iou Tor officers viii lake aIace.
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DiSonsbOWeIlCtI,

JEFFERSON, Tx. Juno 2S Dr.. j. H..
AveEger Was completely dij9mboWeIIcl by g
negro who had diawn rtZlr, whom thu Doc
Tor had knocked dcwu. DR.. AVsugcr cannot
recover. lie WIS q member Of tbs State Legis.
laiuir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-28
Explosion.

SAN FRANCISCO. June IS A dispatch from
Tucson says that H. Il ckendcr noHdcr house
blew up Its: evening Eith tcrrib'o explosion,
breaking sear!Y every siadow ia iowa. 1t is
r1phrtrd the ciultY hospital was nelly Def
molshCd. n } particulars given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-28

CONSERVATIVE RgADJUSTERS A meeting
OF tho conservative reaUiuster cub Was held
last right. with DIR. A. L. Cox. 10 the chair,
and f. l.. Brockci. secretary.
Mr.. Alexander Hunter offered al address,
which will be i0uud elsewhere in to days Ca
I;tto. as & substitute for 40 address adopted by
the club Some time ago.
After somc discussion. tho substitute for tito
original address Was laid on the table, but sub.
stqleaty ordered 10 be printed.
Alexander Hunter, Or. \. i. Cox and J ~.
Wells were theo sppoined q Committee to
soclt subscriptions for tho printing of The
address, and tho meeting adiourncd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-28
Excited Arabs,

UEIs. June 2S.-NGws has toon received
from StaI that the Arabs arc excited aud large
NUM- bars have assembled in tho neish borh God,
but no outbreak on tho town is now feared