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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
PROFESSOR CHANDELIERS VIEWS.

ur SAYS NJ WILL RESIGN III THE sTREET-cLEl MING
Is THRUST UPON THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Professor Chandler President of the Health Board.
was met Yesterday IN the Mayors Office by report er
Of TIE TRIBUNE.
"Do you wish the Bureau of STRENGTHENING to be
attached to the Health Departm ent y he was asked.
81 do not" was Professor Chambers reply. ION
fbe contrary. must protest in the most positive
manner against it. / have never favored this nor
has nv colleague DR.. Janeway. The various bills
introduced at Albany from time to time transferring
the work of cleaning the streets from the Police De-
partment to the Health Department have been the
result Of no action Of mine and were against my
known wishes"
What are the objections to transferring the
Street Cleaning Bureau TO the Department OF
HealthT
THE Health Department has already enough to
do in caring for its legitimate duties IL does not
want an increase IN the amount of work PROMISED in
this direction. | wish nothing 70 do with the WORK
of strcct-cIeaning. In fact, If the work ~ Trans
ferrcd to the Health Department ~ VIII necesslate
my rrsignIng rs a Health Commissioner. J ne pres
crvation Of the city's health congena to me IL
Is in the line of my profession: am a chemist
Rut know nothing OF tie work of street cleaning,
and viii have nothing 10 do with it, 1t is curious
how stories are circulated. just abou as ridiculous
as the stories that ha vc endeayored to Obtain con-
troll OF the street cle anng is the assertion thai
have ever been ANYTHING else than Republican"
And yet Alderman Puuoy when your nOmhh-
tion was pending before the Board oil Aldermen III
1877. declared that you we're good Democrats
that he took pleasure III calling M the nominations;
and he urged Democratic members OF the Board To
vote for Won Some of them, of my own per Onal
knowledge did 50 under the impression that Jon
were a Democrat"
''No one had any right 10 speak OF me as anything
lint a PenublIcan. 4 have never voted anything but
a Republican ticket have never taken IN aciiYe
pari IN pnltics unless bang member of N" mon
League Gu makes one politician ~ !" my nav
inr ever been a member of the lammany G"nrrai
COMMITTEE or having sat IN meeting with that com
,,,tt.. - sIfnnly absurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
BROOKLYN CITY MISSIONS.

Brooklyn-CI Mission Society reports for March
the following work Of missionaries 1880 visits to
families, 81 visits to the jail and Pentcntiary. III
visits 10 other public institutions. religious SER
vices in the Jail and Peuitenary, 90 religious ser.
wees elsewhere among the spiritually desttute loh
conversalions on personal religion With prisoners,
278 conversations on personal religion With Others.
IS prayer meetings held. 20 funeral services cop,
Quoted 80 children gathered INTO Sundav-Sohool. IA
with employment. 2S letters written for inmates Of
prisons and hospitals, "a temperance pledges &C
cured, II families aided at an expense OF $32i.
25I religious papers distributed, 5566 tracts DIS
trbutod. rs Bibles distributed. W. NJ Martin Is the
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
SHORTENING TIE TRIP 10 EUROPE.

4 e.. ,riiu ION LONDON Yesterday stated thar n
Prospectus If iar A;au' TX me, steam NaN!gali 'n
COMPANY had been I>,urL II was sad that
the rompluy ~ To- be- formed Tor IN"
pifp,.. ~ r~flrii> .iug an EXPRESS line
49, .te .nlrrs between MIIoId Haven ana \ew-loTk,
hy vh,u Il !. an ltipatrd. ihr time from London and
thr Continent VII hr l'-srnrd t"o days, ahi that
the Sic ,ueIs wrrr to b specially c"n>. II ted Ia COM
y.y wrru London and \cw-lork mt class pas
>rug,r- mail, ami prr.,hlb'r cai 20 witiin S'Eth
DAYS Il j. Corr :. nsent of IN" Nmt" - lr
Linz. sad Yesterday to IIBU NJ reporirr ~ r'l'f-
etrr rn I lr PROJECT: d" TINS - ne first TIM ! have
10, r,l ,i f.., -.h,n.. II the ldcl cirrled ont,
however don't helryr il VIII pay. For Steamship
lines io lu'opr thrfr IRE three sources 81 pfoti--
frris' iiuG ttis country. si"cr1ge passengers from
lii,,,,r ,,io rahii passed, .rra ne new me II II
in owe tuc plan outlined ~ the prospectus, world
'i ~, ,a.,,n,cr business. Milford Haven Is not a
,lis'r hu'luG point ard only iI"ht freight could be
r.rfc. II he lac went % q irrus'"Nn II couin
r,t freight. bur that would SI"'k IT. Last rl>-asc
of Tie head. Ca'in passenger, are "hlH pl"h'abr
diam. - q pat oi the YEAR. ami thiN na t"i> me
wound ind lts rrohts eaten up competeiy uuiins
La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

JOHN Madulsr. German. az NJ. Ashland ST.
Ntwath took "A dos al rams green YESTERDAY ut'r-
noon. A, had h,ru lradng u dI-Solptc ne wa
ir,uu.r;iv beaten his wife ana thrrAenri her ne
and fn,t OF her brother FRIDAY The wi!e mace 4
r,rIpl,l,lsf aeaig-f him. aud \ variant was issued
tr H.. air.-i hen MadVu>r learned ot inns ne
d,terminrd 10 cud his HE lie died at the hospital
ear, "a the evening. $50 ,. H.
Il IInlnb S,lnliwaldi. of M. 80 Court-st. iio-
l,I 80 committed -uicidr Friday evening by jump
~, on of tnr FltlI.st wharf lie was InoNiclted
M the time H. lrayts wtic ana three chlluTrn
nm y j. beng iutaiualrd wlth young German
gIrl 40 a., pace. VINO rejected hi, advances. went
one ,lay WICK before last Ia her hnis' ahu nrs"n
r,, a., tn.,,.. MO the window. For tins offence
he was arrested and committed Tor KY DAYS To The
,.nuf, l1I The keeper of the jail on making ms
i.i,a1r totLr cell door. lie VAS dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HOW Mr.. WINDOW SPENT YESTERDAY.
VISITING THE CLEARING HOUSE, THE sUB-TgEAsURY


VISITING THE CLEARING HOUSE, THE sUB-TREASURf
AND THE CUSTOM HOUsE-MANY CALLERS But
NO FORMAL CONFERENCE.
Secretary Window went down town early yc't,r-
day, and in the Of the day saw many VISITORS
lie held no conferences, however ana most OF those
who called upon him were personal or pol'lcdl
friends who wished merely To pay their respects
The Secretary visited the Clearing House aud wit
messed the daily clearances between the banks.
Manager Camp and the members of the Clearing
House COMMITTEES explained to him the practical
operations of the institution. At The SUB treasury
afterward the Secretary received many callers
among whom were John j. Cisco, q representative
Of The firm Of Donncll. Lawson * Co. party from
Jameson. Smith d Getting. and Parker Handy.
John A. Stewart called and George Bliss and A. =
Hatch called for few minutes. There was no At
tempt at holding formal consult alton ana the
meeting was entirely social. The Secretary went to
tine Custom lI0nsH about 1880 D. IN. ana soon altci-
ward went ont to luncE with the Collector General
McrrItis guests were Secretary WINDOW. Attorney
General MecVcagh Assistant Secretary Upton, john
Jay Knox Controller Of the Currency, cx-Fice-
President Wheeler. Naval Officer Burt, Surveyor
Graham and Appraiser Howard. After luncheon
the Secretary visited the Naval Oiicc where
Colonel Burt explained To Lin the methods aud
results OF Civil Service examinations. II IL under
stood that the Secretary after a careful cTahnha-
ton. expressed hmSe greatly III favor oi the con-
tInuance OF the system. The principal head" of
departments were presented TO the Secretary, who
then went to tie Collectors rooms. He there met
the deputy officers. heads OF the different divisions
and other visitors. Among the visitors were ELIOT
f. Shepard, G. II. Russell and As,cmhlynan Cong
don.
Secretary Window said afterwarl to a Tribune
reporter tuaj be had nothing whatever to re-.
gard To ms Vsit to Ac"-lok. lie r"mlrAel
pleasantly that his moo had been entirely IT,
ccp;Ive. and that on his return to Washington he
should carefully digest the information he mad re-
criyrd. lie wished 10 consult with the Attorney
General on some of the points that had been brought
TO ms attention and had made al appointment 10
meet him AZ Washington.
Mr.. Window wlll remain in the CITY until iO-lnor-
row probably. unless he rctufn Ahudli To- ha,tcIcd
hv dispatches from Washington. hr~. Nn1on Was
suffering iTom "A slIgli Illness when the SECRETARY
LETT Washington ami the tlWc at his iurn Will de-
pend on the condition of her health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
GREAT RUSH Ar BARNrWS SHOW.

The success, of the Barnun-London show last
week was remarkab e. Inc DOOrs had 4 be clo- Ell
.ycr, night aud tLous ,nds of people were turned
,,,,N ne show will continue two weeks
lnu"rr. ard i to open IN Phadelpbla April Is;
I'm. "a rulption Ot the managers Is that they VIII
,'rt SioJ % q IN the three Ycch-. Mr. Baruum VIII!
,,pr,r IA person tins week. having let Florida Tor
,ii. rlty. Tomorrow afternoon 'he children oil me
Iei.rrw o. ,hlu Asylum Will attend th' sho" py
invitation OF toe mlulgeineni. he tecelps Oh tne
Urrk we're III SOL %. lie baby elephant Is still
ot, 1f The features ot the exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

CARLYLE's SNEERs.-A widespread fteIIpg OF
anger and irritation cannot pat be Inc result oI un ".
gen.rou. remarks as find here upon everybody 10
bum Inc literary or social fame OF another posuvo
offence the genius Of lady draws rom am nosein!
bu suers Mrs yles letters about him ana us
are superior 10 all the Sands and Eiots and oaooink
cobuc oil scribbng women that have srnttsa over sc
world IN NV time" Aid the remarkable thins ~ .nss
the Crater tue genius the more ID be or she desp
else hated Tnis Is sad, but true: We VIII give ous
instances out Of many. To the lover OF Eax"su
and Euglish humor. the two most Interesting nke.
The London OF 1924 perhaps the author IN n"s,
noetry OF the one ana In the humor Q. t"e o's h
tner IA thai quality Of "absoluensss wnos |" .s
sves nj the true critic sets them IN place eyen v1
Their coutrmporaries and ColssdGe eid rfS4eS ~
n"etry tnat was un wortny Of him, Assersoy auk"S
iye esq srorn Of these Two gifssd men mess -
-lrhe Athrnrnm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
FOUND HANGrNG FROM A SPIKE.

Michael Harold. - LIS old. OF No 100 >choleS-
s.. liruokiVb. Nnnr intoxicated Fr'lay hgbt,
went 10 Dtu,cl MAY s.a",s ~ Sch"l.s-st. near
i tshw IcA-iyr.. where hc ntd atrly been rrp"N"l.
intending t. sIrrp turr'. Of adJulnpg TIE abr
l. incloS'i with pIcNct fence nm" i"ct llgf. Ia
AT Irmp. ing to- clmI the irLre spike pierced his
hand. and uN TINS rr uuut Su-p uhr ant 'i:ip a. m
yr-;riuaN. wien hr tuund uur"a>c Gus rom
,lrink and los, uf blood. H. was tt~cn down, ami
after receiving ait uion was locked ur uu ciiis"
of Iul X'caton, but sirrily ho-ultg Ii.I rr
kirhl ihuklns that lac had been su.hc. chly pui-
i-hcd. released hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
p4SNLNG FORGLD CHLCGS.

A forged check for so on the Second National
Rank of Frcrport. H., was presented to Peter ).
Meauey. a real estate dealer at No. IL Wiloughby-
avc hy a young man giving his name as Ohver ;.
Aims. of NJ. GlS Fflh-avc. Although Adams was
= stranger Meany gave him 800, taking the cheek
"a .ecuruv On communicating with tie bank
Neany learned of the wOrthlessness of tue check,
and secured Adan-s arrest a. his boadIng-houSe by
onir.r D ahen OF rhe Eighth Precinct. last night.
Aims lad also ohtained from Carl Nolau OF No.
SlO Flfth-ave.. $50; from William Frost at Fifth
ave. aud Eightecnth-st., S2Oj aud from Herman
sherlock, in the same neighoofhooa' POO ny sniiai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
REPORTS FROM OTHER POINTS.

SALT LAEE. Utah, April 2.-D.spatches from
Logan Ia toe cay papers say That "a" round nouse OF tie
Utah ana Northern Railroad at Logan was burned 10
the gtoHud March 81. AMI that tie cns.ses acre
nady damaged The loss - roughly estimated al
Sip.JOD.
Bu>rOS. April "A fire occurred ths IN rnns In me
Tr.hton AJitto.r. which damaged the building ana ne
contents 10 the ,Xtent OF $1,000; Insured
PEoyIDESCE L. l., Apri! 2-Ihe stOrehousc OF tue
iiioua EuDbcr Company at Bs..lol. together with
quantity a. waste. burned last nigtt The lOsS ID
ABOUT S-,OUJ; fua.y iD-Hrei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
PROTEST. OF TIE COMMITTEE.

The Cltizrns' Committee o. Iwenty-orH met yes
tcIday ana adopted protco which will bc submit
ted 10 the Lrgslature Tuesday next. AnaJ'riiy oi
the committee Will so to Albany Monday. W hi!e
the committee was in session message arrived
from Professor Chandler stating that ne bad noGcsrr
TO have the Sirc.t-Clcanurs Bureau put under his
charge; that he had no interest IN having placed
there. and that hc would Ice obliged 10 r'sl-n his
position as President Of H., Board of llra,:h Il the
bill passed III the shape amended by Tie Commit
Tee on Cities The following the protest. rs signed
by the members II the committee:
The und, r-lsl,"d. composing the t"mmiitr" 81
Twenty onc appo utcd at the uas--l'"tine a Cooper
Institute on the l. ~ March. irrrsprctVr ~ parry "r
party Iolic. ohJ"ci and protest agan' The subj
IN. ion of the l. dent a. th' B.a 80 Hri Tor td"
Nlvnr - the nj 80 c,1'.'l W t 10" W"+h ~ iIt'
~ r,ci.C : Ia b. . aud thr Substitution 80 Inv ""'
ofh,tI go l. OF thr MANOR o. Tia creation "I "l}
I5nIid Of ~tr ..t-t Gaming.
Itr Nnr - th, had ~ trc CITY Gny,rum'n' ~ "n
t.cIVr officer dt.ciN fr-p'u.inr L" DE I" lr' as J
h.ct,-c Hc II pr-,iirI uui, riaA. and pc tam 49,
Nor. na- l. = rct. Il ht &C. public 81 tn '4.y &"
Nm -No.. therefor VITA lrI.Ir una 1901 ~
(.mfli.ua au'Y The mead "' dil b'Iiri mont
a!rra J., uIr.wO krl. tn tot "' 'c' i'i H
fnInirr TAX as's fr- u-li' Prev h Do i'"t'
,uc- ~Vscut. ant zen. - iUt removal % 100 '"'"
pcf.uI iii al dlutU-, luI"--
Tue pfoI'.s 4 in ii' lll inroh - D." ''''
poitcai Ia it-,. a,d simply H Tp' iuiics 10 ii' u
:, -,ln under rev nam .
ArV sih-t initial Claugr IN Ia" h ~ pf.s "a - inc
senate ui lc. y III it, pa-sdg" mn To- uJu l"n'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
LOSS OF 100000 AT CINCINNATI

CINcISXArI, April AT 2 O'Clock this
fire broke the central building OF The
Robinson WAGON Works. fronting on the Cine,nnat.
Himiton and Dayton Railroad, north OF E'.htn-st.
hundred wagons II red IN the yards sooa IN
u bazc. AL the factory buildings lire, and tie
railroad cars on the track were endangered Two relays
~ rusturs were Gated 20 TIE sccur The y bEs5u
igon tory completely dc siroyed. The ID
from 30 900 10 =6D.,OO. par h. Is Insured T1r tlmcs
tX'iu 20 Adam Mou.c 4 & - factory snd 10
i4r QIctH ca NarIiI>u FACTORY. ~hlcu we.e burned
down. lie tOta. loss l. e. luattd ~ SlOD.OOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
BITTEN BY 4 DOG.

A strange dog rushed into crowd OF boys
who were Playing ball at ThIrysccond'st ana Eleventh
ave. yesterday afternoon. aud sprineos upon Que OF
them and bit him on the cheek Tbe boys chased tue
,ral ~, ,rtvarstst 10 Flith.aye., where they pen
,nd ~ IN an ors, and reported the police station that
~ was md officer Link it. The ooys wound VAS
cauterz d al Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

The baltimore and Ohio pa'seusrr business VIII
he transferred from the Bound lilook route 10 the
pcnnsylvania on and after to-day: Iuls - inc
s.ur, s-ol.ucc of the rcccn, transfer OF ireights
Ihc facihlies gwen tho Baltimore and ONO Oh the
prnnsvlyauIa fine are as great Is those gwen the
p.nnsyyauia trains and the fast trains for W ash
iroton md the Nest will moi he subject TO any
DELAYS Details about the Trans may be found IN
The advertising columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

pi,rrrpnnt Edw1rds tn" b. IN Consul, vas
c,.ttnred Yesterday bf q IRIBtNE Reporter ~ re-
rt T., Coemnn who Is sand tu he ImplcIted m
IN, Mansion House plot, ana VINCE arrival N rN-
,.t.d IN tLr Anchor Linz ste 'lIrT Australia. Nr.
l6out,l. said that he knew 10 mas of thr case be.
Iond wha, he had CLEANED iron. o. ncNspap'I T. aud
tL., no Iusiructiuns had been rrr"yed 10 apply Tor
Sniou..n's cyfraditIou The ,ii.ucr with which
CocIuan was SAID to b, char gel u not com" within
the prnyIsious Of the treaty. Wltrh PROVIDED Iuf
r1lrurr OF an atiempt 10 cOlnlAIl MuIIer.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
urCE GRAIN ELEVATORS.

The grain elevators and warehouses; when nave
Mills. BROOKLYN, which were burned three years ago.
are now nearly completed, aud Will he ready for oc-
cnnation early this week. THIS ~ saId To he the
largest elevator in the country by 100000 bushels,
the next largest being that OF Armour Dule * Co.,
of Chicago OF 500 900 bushels capacity. The cost
of the new structure is about $1,000, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03
TWO VACANCIES IN WESTERN UNION.

Alta meeting OF the directors of the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday, Cornelius Wander
bit resigned his position as a member of the Board.
No one was chosen in bis place, and there are now
two vacancies in the Board General Thomas l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-03

several cartloads of solid earth were emptied on
scoW. When the next man came on he discovered
this He reported the fact to the Bureau. and after
an investigation the offender was discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
EFFFEE.IE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

A. sn adjourned meeting of the Board of FL.
dormon hold Mach % ISL, there wero present:
y. l.. DcwnheIr, osq, Prosidont III cssrs. G. O..
Smoot, Strauss. Msrbury, Ni:hoi!l, and }. b.
Smoct.
The join! commitLoo consisting Of the Com
ml3slonors o! tho Sinking Fund and Of two nom.
bers Of each Board, TO whom was referred tho
petition OF certain fish dealers, reported a, reso.
luton fully sustaining tho action Of the Com.
missioners OF the Sinking Fund, and ths! no re-.
lief can be afforded tho petitioners this season,
which report WAS adopted.
n resolution WAS introduced by Mr.. Strauss
looking to tho filling up and paving tho pro-
posed site for the hay scales in tho market slloy.
and Rir. >. Is. Smoot called from the table and
offered ns substitute for tho samo, resolution
instruc:ng tho Corporation Attorney % take
such action IS may be necessary to defend the
Injunction suit instituted by e. s. Fleming and
wife VS.. City Council, which WAS adopted.
g. resolution instIucting the Cpmmittso on
General Laws to report bill amending tho
fresh fish law, SC; and petition from II.
Bryant to hsVe curb set and gutter paved in
frost of his property, n. W. corner Queen and
washington EtrcUts, W5ro received from tho
Comm on Council and their action concurrod in,
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JNo. }. JAMESON. Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

Council of the city Of Alexandria, hold March
-, 1851. there wcro present: James 7. Beck
ham, KsG.. President, and Messrs. Harmon,
Herbert, Nowsnd Rico. Rroders Eichberg,
Iran, jayns and Peaka.
Tho following were received from the Board
OF Aldermen andtho!r sction thereon ccrcurred
in, viz:
The report of the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund, and tho special committee OF tho City
Council. upon the petition of James 4. Cole and
others, for space in the city market 10 deal in
thereto adopted March 3d. 1881. which report
contained Tho following resolution, viz:
Resolved, That in WOW of tho fact that here
tciore there have baon only five 81 fish benches
In tho market space, which have proved smpy
sufficient for the wants Of tho people Of the city
and that the Same we!e duly advertised TO be-
rented st public auction on the lst d.y Of M arch
1851, and were thon so rented to the highest bid
der at which auction tho contes!an were bidders
but failed to rent any Of said benches; therefore,
We hereby endorse the action of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners as subscribing the best in.
terest q tho city, and regret that there is no Hsy
6y which the applicants csn be accommodated
for this season.
Also, the following preamble and RESOLUTION.
viz:
Whereas. Edgar s. Fleming and wife have
onjoined the erection of tho hay scales in the
market space; therefore. BIO il
Resolved Thst the CORPORATION Attornev ha
authorized and directed to take chsrpe of the
case and do whatever msy soem proper TO pro.
tect the Interests Of the city in tho promises
The petition ofHerbart Bryant, to have curh
reset and gutter paved in front of his pronertv
at the northwest corner Of Washington ard
Queen streets, WAS referred to ths Committee on
Streets.
Mr.. JsVins etFoIod the following resolution,
which was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the Committee on Ocnera,
Laws, report bill! 10 the City Council, recuat.
ing the sale of fresh tah By retsl, or recommnna
euch amendments 10 tho existing law 60
VIII enable persons who de;ito Sc to do,
paying license or premium therefor, linda
such conditions and regulations rs may be deem.
cd eIpedient.
The Board then adjourned.
Testo: JAMES 4. CATION, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

BATTLE WITH MooNsnINERs.- A dispatch
from Jonesvijlc. L,o county, Va, reports tia.
desperate bsHlc tcek rl.c, on Tuesday 10 tho
mountains between twenty revenue officers and
twenty three moonshlaers. near Mddloton's
still house, 10 which Joe, Jake and Bill Middle
ton wtr1 killed. Tho revenue officers failed
to d:sIodcc the n0onshinors iron The bartioGds
10 the sl hGus5 aCd sent Tor rc endorsements to
take The house ty STERN. Tic moorshincrs
sailed on. aud drove the b3sicGcrs away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26
LOCAL. BREVIIIES.

r, Ms Dllitl Gasr5 died a! her residence, Oh
henry street, last night, from consumption.
a memorial window to The late tir. and MIS-.
James G:ccn has been p!tc!d 10 St. Pauis
Church.
Several small lois Of l,h arrived st Fi:hlown
tto'Cay IRON the different dshng shores Among
tadm were sixty shGd. Tho weather Of the psst
io" days has boon very unfayorab'o for ii ,hing.
The regular Gospel Temperance meeting will
be held ii tho hail Of tho AlcxaGdtia R.form
Ciuo Tomorrow afternoon. Tho meeting will
be addressed By Rev. hIr. Pca1ca.
2 horie attached 10 light wagon belonging
10 sir; l.. M. Bleckto.d. Of the Episcopal High
school. While standing in front OF Messra. Lead
oehtor Il Bros drag store. this morning, be-
rel Of spplo', which WAS in the wsgon ct tho
u'cc, over tho streets. No damage was caused
either to tie wagon or horse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-26

IRoE: MUELLER, who aa7o dancing lessons
10 las CITY iaa: gesr. is now il DloviIIe, ahsro
&c haa met 9Th unprecedented SUCCESS, hav
l1E cisss Of l25 pupils. TIC professor ezs
lNC,a % reCEon his school here next fsl;.