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Tic Ncsv Schedule OF tho Illinois Com.
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6rttt1t u',ontth to IT: Chtedoa 1sCa'ne.
srn1SurlEfn ill.,. i,ec. .7.-sfnoo tho Railroad
Commissioner nuw echo,luo Of frcight- rates
went into effect. on tho 1st Inst, at dvu of the
rnItrn.ds Of tho Btntc hnve formally notified tho
f}nrtl Ut their acc1plnncu IF tho now rates mud
filed copies III titnIr tariff ma,te in nceordnncc
Herewith. These runts are tho ftltnots Central
(which uccepiri tho rates under prnlcst', the Chi
cuvo e. A1ttn the Cairo + st. Louis. tho luck
l.tand 4 Feorn. and the llnrk Island T. Mercer
County. Tho EDntDlasiU'ggB hAyu learned III
furinnfly tfHt number ut uther run1a huvo nc
cepteA the new rhtG5, md Intend tn comply
titcrew!th, but they tGslr0 to uhtNn HI erpres.
Elhn fre,ni NIL tho rt,s Hs 10 th1r intGnttUns and
nra therefore ttktny eertln4 hit tho following
circular ~ tho railroads ot ,he Stale:
fTATK f1r lfEtSnta, tjFFiCE tjF TIE RAILROAD
I}et.. q. 1Hsl.-This comlriIssIpr havlny CON.
n!etG.l n ruvisf.n Of tho classification and
GclcduIe Ut maximum rntos ut eharxeR for tho
transportation III passengers aud freight fur tho
tl!ITerGnt r..tirunt!s 1f this EsHte, which tt0k
eifect IN tho 1st inst publication copies ut
which hnru brGn scilt ytti. aud u 'tnticc ut tho
nCEcptas,te uf which schedules Ut rates filt only
baett received trunI uurtton nf safd rAl3roada.
will 5tlil pcNzG. 1T jour GNr1Itat Btnttnfeilge,
fiiG with this buhru yt,ttr new tariff, mAuc IN eptl-
furmlty with suI1 rGvist. schedules, for tho In
fUruntinn TT the HtnIssIufl, md rs evidence OF
your intention to adopt Tho saslln. Very ro.
spcetfully yUurH, WILLIAM ". HMITH,
t}KslttGE II. DtHiuE,
~ "Ga'm1ns coanlls;oncr,.
, 1881-12-28

LONDON, Dec. e7.-Tlo difficulty bctwecl
Austriu mud nounanin IL settled.
, 1881-12-28
FOREIGN.

l. \1A41I l-NA
Probable Loss of an Unknown
Steamship Of 5000
Tons.
circumstances Attending the Snd-
den Disappearance Of tho
Vessel.
appointment Of French Ministers
to st. Petersburg and
Berlin.
panics in Public Places Now
Matters Of Nightly Oc-
currence.
Ten Counties in Ireland Pro-
claimed Under the Arms
Act Yesterday.
The Ingenious bismarck Taxcs Anlori-
cam Canned Beef ns "Fino
1r9nwarc."
A Russian Expedition to Survey the Re-
gion About the Mouths Of
the Lena.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
FOREIGN NEH,S.

Htsontions cs;iic:ina tho ci7il tights Of The
Jews were adopted Is! Lha conference of tina
orthodox evangelical clergy in Berlin yesterday
Parliament will DO p7ornGuad on Saturday
] ho House Ct Commons pa@aqd tho apprup,ia-
t,n bill! yesterday. and lhp newspaper lihai biz:
was rcai laird tiule in taa house OF Lords.
M. Ganbctta has decided to sccap! tho olcc.
tion for tho FIRST Do!!orilo cilcamscriaIinn, ard
not stHnd fer saolher election in the Second. L.
soetrs no los. his election in the second division
Of BelleVi, because certain tickets deposited inr
him contained cfIarsiya cptheis addressed! 10 hia
Competitors.
Tho suihoriiies il teEstartincplo gro invcs,i
ealing nsu2p2sed conspiracy against the Sultan
and Rovofsl arrests have ba5n made. Nm Otto
man Greek has been denGuacnd to tho Su,hur,.
Ties a5 EsviHS formed. consri!&c; for siliins tina
Gu!ts:, with the did OF dynamite, Daring his re.
cen; visit to The pai:cc Ct Top.Capou.
Fsrncll has Issued n.n;t violent .lusaifssto 10
tho electors RI North Durham, which ignores
the Land AT, 7nd dccla!s :ast j! is impossible
Tor thG Irish party 10 cater iEto an alliance with
any noctlon which MicTa iIsell to DO used in .u,
port OF tho CnoTcio:i,l Dliniatry, who Danish per
:oral liberty from !ralart. and reduced i, 10 =.
worse c0ndll,rn than That OF Ru;sn uatinr In,
third section
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER

A. the l,post ooDU,i7 atle csli n ate one fourth
OF the republicans Of Virginia agree with Gen.
Wckbsm that the succ,ss CT tho democratic
ticket will be far less hurtfu! TO tue best iotcr.
csts CT the State aud ei the country than that
of tho Malone ticket. At the las: election, The
democrats p)ed &c 900 votes, the republicans
ST 900. and the Mshonites 81 900 Oac fourth
of 81 900 is 81 .O00; three fourths are G3,00).
No WILL Informed Virginia politician believes
the Mahonites will receive the support of all
the men who voted for them last fall But,
suppose II ey do. ard that. in addition, three
iour!hs OF Tho republicans also vote fer them.
The3 will tLon hsVe 81 ,0C0 and c. 900, which
will mike 81 0C0; Will, the democrats, VITO, il
is col coded, will rtc:iv, al tho votes they eol
las: gear. will have 96 600 and 81 0CD, which
will mike 400. Now III 600 exceeds d 0CC
By % COO, AID the latter is nbou. the majority
the drmoctaIi, teket = il havo ntxs fal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

tho tx c l!iya Mansion. The discharge Of pus
ircm the ilflsm:d psrotid g'aEd through the
osT, Thlch vas regarded this morning as IA.
7oTaDlu eharg- aud oue kaly 10 afford reiief,
ass DOT THIS Tar answered expectation. The
symptoms OF tho patient coo.iuu, to be urgent
aud alarming, acd he sctm3 to bo gradually
sinking.
DE-. Bliss came GU Of tho surgeons room ut
i:4o and made replies TO questions asked
him BY reporter Of the Associated Press. in
which be gsVo very little room to hope that the
President would rally.
WASHINGTON. ID. g., August 26. Tho fol
loving was sent This afternoon:
L0wcH, Mtnister, Lonaon:
A. ttis hour halt past onn thu President 5
pulse and temperature ara Elsh. Pulse | IS and
tenneratufc 100. During several hours last
night his ru'se was 10 In the early morning
1t tell to lbs. 1t is hoped that the paro,ii
swelling has found sight rtl,as, by dis
chsro 1i Jus through tho right car. lilo GOD
llnues to swallow lq1ii loud 10 adequate sup
ply. lie exhibits tendency 10 continuous
sleep or droRsioess. His physicians pronounc
his condition to be oiitloil.
lolgn:d BLAINE. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Eiie EssFEesa,

nALrIaonR, Aug. 26.-Virginis Is OLD -; Go
deferred IL; 60 consolidated III do ~ so-
ries aSt past duo coup %; now 10 40s 81 bid
today. Cotton quiet middiing III Flour worry
strong; Howard street and Western supor ?6a
50 %; c. oStra 5 50sS6 80; do family 7aS7 - ;
City Mills auprriine 1856 -; Go axi7a CASE &C.
do family T5aSS; 60 kio brands SIS; Pa,apsco
family IS 70. Whea.-Sou!hern higher; Vest
ern higher and strong; Sou:hara red l40sl42;
do amber lSal5j -la!tar for choice milling; No
l Maryland iil4; No > Hestfrn winter rcd spot
AID auS ii1t; Sept lI3lali$S; &c: lii!,l41i
Nov loOaiGui. Ccrn--:,t Il .hcru higher; West.
ern brmev, bu! iaa::ive; Southern whits 75,7T;
DO yellow -; Western mixed sf,Ot and Angus,
- bid; Sert - -: Oct Tj47tS; Nov 1T bid
stolMet 90 Oats irmGr; Southern 6ls52
Western white 5'sj!: do n!i:ot i1sj); Ptnna
G0452 Rye steady and OHIO. a. TO- Hay
firm; prime 10 ch:i2a pcnna and Maryland
lGaSlo CoiIsa steady; Rio cer5oes ordinary to
fair lttsl?!. sugar s:c.iy; y enft g Whi.-
hey firm 1T l9l.$ 10.
NEW YoRK Aug .G.-Saocks weak. Money
4sh. EouF Guio. nnd ua' haagna. Nsne.t fairly
active and l:lic !ower. Cora heavy nnd isf
lower,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
a Recovery in Grain Prices

PHILADELPHIA, August 9G.-Thera has bot o
steady recovery IN rraa prices during the past
fo~ dsys, aod quotations are now Rl;nos. as high
as b.ioru tho break last Saturday. Operations
are OF u moro csu,itu' character, however. and
attended with less txoiterrnt than last week
The impression that tho heaviest holders bad
uoloadei is beginning to eiVa placa to tho belief
that tho recent tr:ak in prizes Was only a
shrewd game on the part OF tho bull 81 1les
that ara mauiI ulatirg values 10 induce treer
SelIlcg moVem preparatory TO another sharp
sdVanc'. The ioil1euces n1w working upon
the market nro the reports Of continued wet
weather md itiu'y to the crops 10 England and
tho circulation of tXal gerated rumurs caEcarn.
iog he result of the domestic harvest!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
a suspicious Death.

HAR1 FORD, AUGUST 2G. "A mysterious stf,il
occurred htrs yesterday. Hervty iliI!. vcn
crabl, gentleman OF this CITY. Was found dead
IN roam over al Asylum street RESTAURANT
which hsd bean occupied by gang II
busko mcc. lla was a gentleman OF wealth
snd leisure ard tor some years past had slier.
nstely resided with son 10 Davenport, Iowa,
anu with another son 10 this oily. George L.
Hills cashier OF the State Bank. Ilo was last
seen by his friends about uoon. Two hours
later tho Gonan who tented tho room to the
Strangers eneroi it scd loual Mr.. Hills body
upon the flor, with a rug u1der his head. The
cause ct his dsaih has not been ascrrtaincd,
but 1t IL presumed to havo been from heart
disease, resulting from fright or threats. How
ever it msy have been it WAC evident that Tho
old gentleman died 90 the hands CT the buako
men. The Inquest has been ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST q.

The siii cton from which Riot m>nd is now
suffering c,us,d more personal i &C ,nvonence, TO
be sure. to the residents Of that city than those
of Atx,ndria's experience from that which
troubles ,heu; and then. too, the former is tie
result of Pfovidentisl not. while the latter la
attributable solely to hum W Causes. The fouo.
tains Cf heaven have been sealed and Rlchs
mond, in cons qucn,s, suffers from scarcity Of
dfferen: char err, and is due solely 10 the
lAches Of ~; i: is IS ,lA,ion from the Capital
OF the country, upon which depends 10 DO small
degree i,siulure prosperity The ways and means
OF Communication b,tween Alexandra and
Washington arc nov reduced to an abandoned
and dangerous tur u Ike, at the end OF Rb CT is
q draw fridge frequently closed; a railroad that
ruus no train duricg the middle of the dsy
and at intervals of two hours during tho other
portion, aud whose depot i, at the * RENE end
OF the city, and one single steamboat hat lcavcs
either end Of her route AT intervals Of an hour
and half. The larger part Ct the Day must
now be consumed i, makiog round trip from
one city to the othor. and this, too. when it has
long been apparent that frt 1eut ard convenient
communication between the Two cities is what
AIeXandri. has TO r!lY upon chithJ for her
growth. Every man who has either present or
future interes. i Alexandria suffers mate rally
from tie evil to VII ca W, refer. IL it beyond
remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Financial.

New York, Aug &c Tho Pts;'s financial
article says: The Stock Exchange markets have
bsen very quiet thus far to-dsy, Speculatol's
generally eviacng a diapoti:ion to await further
developments in the Presidents case before
making important ventures on eiIh:r 81 ie Of the
account. Government bonds were DOT con,
higher for the SIS and lower for tho as and AYE.
Railroad bonds were dull sUd generally lower,
snd state bonds were practically neglected. Ihs
stock market opeIni wrsk tu. soon became
firm on mora f.vorshlo savces frlm Washing
ton concerning The co.triol of tie President.
Toward mid day, however reaction set in anu
at the timo o: wrilia a sha market j. dull 1T tho
late decline, Money veg len. 81 o. per con. on
stocks. aud q! par can! on Government bonds.
The sum OF 1890 dollars il silver arrived by
day recaivcd 5G0C0ldolsrs ofth3 registered 81
OF jSSl fCr ?adeMpsions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
EXPLOSION,

PORTLAND. Me-, AuSu,t &c. --One of The
building OF tho powder msnufso;oly of Watson,
burrlil " Co., ct Warm. Me-, cln,ainiog noar-
" ton OF fac sporting powder, vas demolished
D7 Explosion about noon yesterday, which blew
IN The obd5 OF tic packing house aud Of two
other bun diaes the latter were also filed
With pogder. whica. however. did not txaIodc.
Samuel hlatk, OF Warren. who waq at work in
tho building. vas blown nearly 400 feet and
INSTANTLY killed.. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

arc you disturbed at night and broken 0. vour
res tsss oy q SICK child suffering snd crying with
saa excSuclAtin9 pain OF cutting to.th? If &c.
EEn9 Tnee and gsta bottle OF Mira. WINS lows
H1?os,So1hiH'i SYRUP. 1t will relieve The moor
little sufferer immedistel dap. nd uno5 i
mere 10 no mistake sbcu; it. There is not
mothec on Garth who hss ever used i, who vii,
nov teli you at once that it will regulate the bow
els. ana give rest to The mothar, .ni ,elioi sn!
nealn 20 the child, operating like .nn2ic !. II
perfectly safe 10 psa in all cases, .nj ,o.sanL t.,
.a9 TASTE, and 10 the prescription OF one Of ,hu
oldest and best female physicians and. nursrs in
bottle. mil SI'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
WHHINJd NEWS

The strike on tho G. & O. Il. II. at Ntwpcrl
News / crded, tho paymnster having arrived
aod pad The cis,outenled faction of last oven
log. All the men resumed their work.
t. X. Jameson. esq.,, prominent abd
woLltky baoktr OF Philadelphia, and tlniIy al
rived 10 Luray Saturday last, haViog driven all
the way from Philsde' ala in tourists wagons.
Han. d. Z. D;arnotte, Of Caroline county,
died on Sunday at tho Montgomery W bite Sui
rhur Springs, where kc had been 10 sanlcl Of
health. His romans we're taken to liz homo
Tor lnterment. lilo served for many vars 10
the State Legislature. aGd was cIcc.ed to ,ha
&c b aod 81 Congresses. Ils withdrew with
his Slate IN 1861, and Afterwards served 10 tho
Confederate Congress from The Ilichmond dis
triot.
Tho collision 90 the Richmond, Fredc5ioks
burg and Potion 80 K X. Tuesday nigh. wss be-.
tween tho sou!hera bound laeal frsishttrain ffom
Hsuo7cr Juociion ard train ooDsis lag Of an
eDGloe ADD II nunbr Of tm7ty bog c,rs, aud
happened 10 cut nrar Suuh huDa bridge
Engineer Ctrdls, OF The trao gciog north. wss
seriously ltIa,ed, snd @, bred fitemau psmt d
Dabo'y BABY hurt. Both traits Were cJm-
pctey wrecked. The Collision was caused by
the return OF the sc3ou lii Jdation trsia from he
JuoctlOn 70 Ashland before 40 eXra freight
sont to bHUr Rotius 10 circus to Fredericksburg,
reached The Junction. The err 10 OF tie &C
conmCdstlcn Train rao over tie engine of the
freight md tell over Gu its sid'. The box csrs
doubled up CD each other, III, standing almost
90 end While Others W:r2 lhtown from the track,
hlcg The cut Ia Et i,h the collision occurred.
A temporary track vas laid ground tho wreck
AID late Wednesday evening trains passed. NJ
one Wsa killed by tho G. lsiou.
Tho controversy 10 the court house at War
renton last Monday, po,c:d 10 the Gszstto at
the tina, baw on Messri }. Z. Scott and K.
K. Campbell. 10 which itsuting epthels we're
applied, resulted in correspondence aid an
arrsr ,ment for hostil, m .c,iug, which was
to have taken placs Wednesday morairg 90
the public road near Wsrrsnton Mr. Camp
bell being the challenged parry. usmed the
above place, ''st o'clock 10 the morning, to
open fire as 5000 as We get 10 range, and CON-
tioue to tc uutl one falls. At the appoiutsd
hour and place MIR. Scott and his friends
appeared upon the ground and remaiutd about
f'riy mlouIes. but neither Mr.. Campbell DOR
aoy represe NATIVE appeared upon tho ground,
Mr. Campbell having been plsc4d under arrest,
thus rendering visit of his friends to The pro-
posed scene OF slaughter unnecessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

A desideratum htre. and one of long stsnd-
ing, and which has retarded the cily's Increase
OF population TO no small degree. is houses,
Constructed with modero oonveDienoss. aud
that can be rented at from eight to twelve DOL
lars month. We are Informed by real es.
tate agent that such houses are 10 largo and
CONSTANT demand. ard that 90 less Than hum
dred families would have moved here during
the last year cyuld they have been accom- noda.
tel with houses Of the description mentioned.
If few If The largo lumber of thousands of
Alexandria monty now locked up 10 govern
ment and other bonds that bear low rate of
Interest were withdrawn and expended 10 the
erection OF sujh houses as We refer 10. they
would prove vastly moro remuneratiVe 10 their
oWners, snd 10 addition greatly increase the
value of the latter's other city property
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
EsYeNn!,I. Accident.

SIhUnsNElhLE. Ohio. hu2u}t pa ttrri-
bic sccdent happened jug; beloa this city this
evening. Ihreo b,ys-Jmmis aud ]Ohrry
King and Alexander B.lenloc, aged six to
eight gears-wer ridiGS en- couple of s!s bs
boating ID the river wacn the slabs tilted and
the boys wcro thrown into the wacr. The old,
est king boy Ras an expert swimmer, but 10
endeaVcring TO save tic other tuo hs went down,
all three locsiug their l!vc7. The 'canes Of tho
homes OF tho boys WeTo hcGtt,eudog. Mrs.
King is In delicate health, aud it is feared tho
,cydent will result in her dosth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Wee President Arthur.

NEW York August 25.-Vic, President
Arthur was seon at his house to. day ut noon.
tic stnsos he has only rtc5ivad official bnlletos
In regard to tho Fresidcnt's condition. Ha has
not boan summoned uot has he rso.ivid any
intimatlon to DO in readinlsa to 70 to the can.
ltal. Shon:d he rcotivo such a message. ho
you'd 90 at onoe. liz refused 10 state what lo
thought o. ho Presidents condition or it's re-
qniremcntsin relation 10 the Vic, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

The eniire history of the U. 8. Senate shows
no 8, where member elect of that body has
had the oath Of oihc, administered 10 him by
any one but its President. save and except only
when tho member 30 sworn 10 was at the Same
time and BY the same resolution mads Presi
doos OF the Senate. as 10 tho cases OF MessrJ.
Ferry, A'chiuson, Foot and Mason. each of
whom. slough only N ember ecct, was sworn in
by member OF tho Senate, not as President of
the Ssnate, for which Office DO oath is prescribed
but as momber of that body. and zach OF
whom subsequently, sworo 10 tn, other Nom
bers elect; and thi, is done under tho revised
statutes, which provide that when tho Presi-
dent OF the Senate has not tskep the oath Of
otlco it shall DO Administered 10 him by any
member of the Senate. Therefore, should Mr..
Arthur become President. the first thing tho
Senate wi il have to do, after the clerk has called
It to order. will b. to tleot q President, AID
nfter that will coms up the credentials of tho
two New York Senators. aud that beiog 8
question OF the highest privilege will be cousid-
cred at orce. Mr.. Dawss's resolution for the
Lection of officers of tho Soba!e. not being The
&C. OF body the existeLc, of which ia reoog-
nz'd by the Senate political c,ucus-nec
essary I'LL with the expiration of the last seg-
sim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Fire.

fHILaDEirnIA, Pa, aug GG.-Eiriy this
Joberson s!fasls, WAS destroyed by Gro, when
originated from tank OF oil in the carriage
house attached. The fro burned for three hours
and Quilted the entire establishment. There
vera over SOD barrels of boer destroyed, and
5o,HoO dollars worth of machinery. Duriog the
nra ergo piece OF corhico fell and knocked
several liremon olfa Ladder badly iniuri1r thrm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Suicide.

GALVESTON AUGUST pa special from
Dallas, dated yesterday. to the Negs, sara:
Three weeks uso Q. I. Ruko arrived hero
from lI'ttlo Rock Wi;h lady cjmpani,p. To-
day his wlio and Two children camo to tho civ
aod his lady companion, a Miss Carter. left TO-
sant'y for Little Rcck. Mrs. Burke, after ret
ting the chldyln asleep, looked tho door OF her
room aad toek two DUBOIS Of audanum. Whom
d!sclvered she vas beyond riclYerY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Death In an Iron S9Ine.

NEW loRK. Aug. 26-Io tho Chester Iron
Ccmrhny's mioc at hacklob,rnay, lwo miles
from Chester and twelve miles from Dovor,
N. D.. at 400 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
thrro mon were killed AID ono was severe Y
wounded. Thoy wrro at work 10 90 open cut,
nnd large mass Of rcck AID Garth IRON, the
hanging WsII.idc fell, burYins them. The body
OF ono was ii, kea out lasttvaDng, add large
forcc OF men wtro steady at work TO get ont the
nIhnra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

Ihst ihe Baltimore Gazette has = elfscty
correct conception of MAhonisn is proved by
the following excerpt from its yesterdays edi-
tion
when men lose their standing in the decent
democracy they gravit.te naturally toward the
colored camp. In Virginia Mahone's railroad
made the people distrust him. They saw that
be wanted to be boss Unable to be dictator of
The Virgri, democracy, he got angry and car
ried bis persona! followers over 10 lhs repubM
can camp. and low ress on the negro vote"
Fortunately for Virginia but few of her sons
have lost standing in decent democracy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
EiiC Strife ENrEl,ni Hns.Gni.

Correspondence of tho alexandria sia2c!!o
FRONT hoIAL. Argus: 22.-Y0a7 co-rcspar.
dent hrTiSnd her" ;es ccgS $50 and found Ibp
Normal rua!ag a!ong beautifully. don't think
ever San WORK EaoEc ohteriul2 pei formed than
by ihc teacher pupii7 present. Work eestoa
TO 10 one OF Iii. Brook basis lrircipIcs. liz,
ard fl1 assistants arc wruGcriul 3orkoIs sn,i
somehow every bct!y ,7ha il uatcr lhcif charge
ca'cnes tho same tisess. a1di becomes chronic.
attend tho tEa;c.sca aui Sc :: largo End attcs-
tive audictc,, aud hear vigorous and pointed
Lectures tr5Ui tho rricnipaI end kii assistants,
visit Scoi9n5 aad Sc, vim aud energy
! among cue teachers. GaI U5arrce tsra ro,m.i
teaching BY t&G Ios;ruc cJs whD gap5, 10 js,,
their pupils right sllog ~: Ct lla oil! lima ,u,s
Gi cJnVsntiGnBl:em into EGT sud in,!c pcndrn;
htlds OF original Investigation. At ,hs writing
there arc PCS ieaohcra 10 Attendance. rcprts.r,
Ing s.; cornlcS. q: this onnit"c Alex it,d,ia has
SIX l6) sud fHitiax t:'ir;ocn tl;l
State Superintendent Ra!tasr was rScs, II,
last wock aud dcIlvsFrt: several vc;y ipscr s,,rr
anu lnsirno;ivn lec;nr:s % 30 t'ny-ic,I Gscv>
rap6y CT Firiisi.. ~ ''''
:, AT tho request Of Superintendent. nov, .ha
HuperintenCcn' or Saho1lS u FaitisG, deliver
90. last evening", sA niifrsa on the "aeces.ilv
OF normal training which was well o,ao,.r,a
and highly epproois:td by the ia.,o an i;.ei;:.
gent auaepc,.
a meetiog Of lha Sa1atiutasd hts will h.
held this afternoon foT tho ruron., of ,.I,;av
some cotton in regard 10 The os, -bi!shnnpt q. =
Normal SoaoCl IN this seoioo Of tho S:air.
Before o'osDg | nus: not iarcst % s.v ,ts,
bath school ofEc ia hcd ci!i.ana i,ssu b,co nm
firing 10 thaic cltlrs 10 make tho s;1v Of ali
Pleasant ana ag;ee,bic. L. +. D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26

The doctrine of the democrats Of Virginia,
as euuIciated by Rev. DR.. Hogc. is that what
is morally wrong cannot be politically right. !"
The doctrioe of the national republican party st
euunclsted by Senator John Sherman is that
anything that will beat down the democratic
snd build up the republican psriy is iasuii ,blc,
10 morals and law. The Mabonites are firm
believers IL tho latter. tut The white people of
Virginia hold fast to the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-26
Fatal Accidents.

NEW OAK, August 2G.--Jac,b Levy, six
years OF age, accidentally Tell on. of second
story window AZ M. IS L1dIos street laas night.
lie was sent to the chambers Stree: Hospital.
James Lynch, a watohman 10 tho employ of
the Hudson River Railroad Company, was kill.
90 20 By trsIn ast pigbt OF sixty-i,h street and
Eleventh avenue.