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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-25
The Lamented Chief Justice.
Action Of the Bar in Respect to
His Memory.

AS soon as the dockets were called over
on Monday, Court adjourned for the pur'
pose Of taking action concerning the de-
cease Of the late Chief Justice Brent. A
meeting of the Bar was Immediately after
wards held, Upon motion of Richard Fl
Edelsn, Esq, Judge ,. r. Magruder wa,
cal ed to the chair and S. Cox, Esq ap.
pointed secretary. The chair appointed
the following members of the Bar csm-
mittee to draft resolutions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-25

MS meaning clear 10 the du ieet intellect
and, coupled with the elsquence which i,
always born of earnestness, caused his ut,
terances to be listened TO with rapt atten-
ton by sveryone-even the most unlearn
ed-who came within these walls.
But eminent IS your deceased brother
! was, Mr.. Chairman. as a lawyer-accurate,
learned and profound az he proved him
self to be NJ a Judge, he was something
in my opinion, far nobler and better; he
was pure, br ave, upright CITIZEN, and an
honorable christian gentleman.
Tbsrs is . little flower which grows
upon the most inaccessible crags Of the
Hottest Alps, to gather which the Swiss
mouptsineer will encounter any risk and
endure any fatigue; in his search for the
"Edelweis"-.the Honor W hite"--(for
thus, in the poetic tongue of that land OF
mountain and lake, this "star Of earth" is
called,) no exer.ion wearies him, no dan
ger appalls; for he believes that once
plucked and placed upon the breast, no
impure thoughts, no unholy desires, no
corrupting ambitions, no cowardly truck
ling to sceptered wrong no fear Of oonse.
qucnces when duty and honor point the
way, will ever find a resting place be
meath its petals. And when the Swiss
peasant wishes to describe the character
Of some dead comrade. who walked hum
bly, with his God, and glOri1ed humanity
by his life and conduct, be will tell you
he was the wearer of the Edelweis. | do
not know how can better express my es-
innate of the character Of our honored and
lamented friend than to say he nluays
wore the Edelweis.
But cannot trust myself to speak fur
ther. He has passed from this world Of
toll and suffering. a. we hope and be-
lieve, "to where beyond these voices there
is peace :" and The universal expression Of
sorrow with which the tidings of bis
death were received, is the grandest
monument that could be reared 10 his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Tho continued unsesSonsblo weather has lad
q very Depressing iGtc' On lu:iaess IND tie
netchso:s axe cor aiming Of bsck wnrd sp!irg
ssles. Ghtro Is SONIC ISL: sbout Tia bright E.ol.
pec!s o. starting other manufactures ia Ito city,
and those !I!e!tt.tl speak corlitL.ly ut tie
GuccetE Of these undertakings. The Go5lsrd for
money is liu:i.aj lc3 in consequence Of The high
prices for good securities sud the uacer.sinsy 0!
l1VsstiIg in doubtful once, TIE bsnbs bs7 largo
deposits. Tho Row York money market cen.
tiEues very easy, with good supply At 4a5 per
ccEt On cell. Government lords s.e very finn,
and tho d are quoted q: III. In Baltimore bus.
lne:s generally IS oaly moderately active, oil
trade baiDg ob5!tu ted ~ bad roads and unfa.
vorstlc weather. TINS supply OF money in that
market is very abundant. anii tho market
Is easy, with lendolcy in borrowers favor.
Rates there sro d:5 per ct for loans and 4! 6 for
discounts. Virginia State bonds we're dull and
heavy. Conaols so!d .. 81, closing SLASH, sud
~ 4Oj sold 81 5ii, closing 5la5li. Pcelers were
s!oacy ct 81. Tax coupons were II N at Ssh s4j7
for consol end 95ia9G 70. 1910 it;u,, With i'm.
it2d qualify tEsred, Rsi!!os3 sharcs aro in.
qared for, but The views Of huyars naa sellers
are generally ap.:L, and tbs trading is light.
Fer Virginia rsi!rosl bonds wo quote: Q, a &
g l0l!i . {; + G. q i2jal:S; Virginia AID
Team ca 2i lt3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
-LOGAL BREFilIES.

gao spring weather 10 day.
Il ca! nce:ing Of the City Ctui CT! viii lie he'd
A band5oE1a new sign ma beeu erected in front
oi lfe Aitxi. dlia Reform Club.
W. d. Cat, esq, slg snd son. were in Inc
city to-day.
:, AL the employees Ct tie Eiryicia hiiil.cd
Hallway Company EeTe phi Of to day.
MIR. II. Strauss vii! tp?n 10 morrow large
ood Vsr:ed a;s1ruent @! sc7lenco's dressing
gtois Ter the pp!lag trade.
a marriage license wss i:sned in Washiuston
?cs:er!ay. 10 Mn. 4. Stewart and Eama Il.
D0lalt5on both Of Pit C, George county, nd
II is understood tts. it has boeu decided ST
. CAUCUS to CAL meeting CT tho temperance
men OF tie city at IN early day for tto purnose
o! nominating candidstcs for The v,rcus Offices
10 90 Vo!e1 FOR at tho May election.
Il vS!II BE- seoa by The aaS r.scment OF Mr..
". II. =. BeIkley that 10 hog received large
stock CT sp'irg goods. which ho will Offer for
"a at nOdcEs!o rrio's. Mr. b. hes lately
taken charge Of the business so lorg eoaduc:ed
by BIZ father, and respectfully oaks share CT
The iubiic patronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
!t0MMUS!CiTED
ThG E.:ss. Nai!,


az Siacria secn:s ID be doomed, Her ere-
n'sS *iia2r to ecite9 ii lii lcr aRa bo!ders
nS>ii "a. ) a eli ;a';Ts /: ii,., w,lf.re o! the
ed wv hci i1c., s:.a N b. cuc,,
s'ou tass 't% osL iii & Ia. At. Y. Al KAN
afls ttcu the fate If U9Ich,s,, l. - mako it s
Manufacturing place, iJr eS;lh ;.s.s,ss:s $,
many iaci!Itc:; std vt he los at CAPITAL ard
antsrpilS,-.he things most .cedul. ard of
Wh'ca tHtr3 Is 8 sad LEX bfre-u dar,ak, IA
90 "Aat al arc pra,;cg fer. as cbs..cla is
'nra"a II Tie way, SID CD auG obsolete | ,gs
are lu1tea ~ aac e!a people VI 20 ato invited
70 clue er9 warned that they a,yr2t do 81
was esHr snch hiioi !cliy \ p.rlsrsni, in
las; tVSliGSs GtENto s;ateS that the hlayor
mad g'Tc0 notice 10 Mes-ra Burgess & Go, thst
tney cannot establish their fertilizer fsc.orv
Wherc thtyiHlsh, because scmo d9cata o!fso
tory may be tfsnicd New Yolk, PhiladeI
phla, Baltimore aud many othss places in which
numbors OF maou!s C cries arc established do
not otJoos, AMI they SOW sud prosper Poor
a'txasdTla, that drouus like uiilow, wont let
manufactures COMO because MeY R1n't small
909d. Hundreds of tons OF fertilizers tr,
imported here yearly, snd Inc mir i; ct!en foul
WIZ tho odofa, but still it }nes snG luckiiv
there haa batn discovered es yet no s!al:to 10
prevent it! but when better AID pu,cr article
- TO be manufactured lore AMI men are 10
De employed and capital expended in tho CITY.
fresto-it can't bedono. Better have the seyentv
we'll defined stink5 of Cologne continually undor
cur noses, than tibet VIC should die of dry rot as
would seem to be the ultimate desire of q faw
We had given the Mayor credit for moro s0od
common sonse, and greater appreciation of
Tue wants OF tho people than to suppose tast he
would for one moment entertain I'll idea Of en-.
totclng my law If such there be) that would
dfiTe Gu! Of the town a manufacture of su7.hins
whste7er II there is upon tho statute books
any such absurd, old fozy provision, let Council
% called together ct once, aud the lines of crss
sure made so deap That tho original text viii
noVsr be di;cernible. The great tsnnory of the
Aessra Smoot often exhsles unpleasant tfl,vis
bones ground at Mr.. Brysnt'a mill arc not 81.
ways as odoriferous as now NOVA hey-.srgo.
1pquelch en-. IS that appears to DO the policy
Better have ferLiliSing establishment in eyetv
house in town than have mono at eli. The odor
may not be as savory as some psmpetcd tsstes
msy de!ira. bnt the people-,hoso who mako mn
Inc communi!y-i!s bone snd aiGew, fs.ten On i
AN CID ALEXANDRIAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

Arc you disturbed at night and broken o: your
s<s' by "A tick Child suffering end Crying with
Inc ezc'uc'stins psin of cutting teeth ? # 50,
go b: or CO SID Sc; y bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
@oJ- HiNF3 SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
tasro . no mistake ablu; it. Thero is not
ioC!Lar on earth who has ever used it who will
NOT tel Jtu 3. once that il will :eguato The bow
e'S hnd give Ie;: to mo mother, and relief and
Eeatsh 10 the chil5, operating like magic 1t lie
per.ectiy ssta 30 use in al cases. and pleasant to
tHs TASTE, anG - The prescription of one of the
oldest AID b5et fe ale physicians and nurs,s in
LEG ti;!tel Sister. Sold eye'yw where. rs cents
? bottle. mil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

HoNETHIEG FIR AYERTR1DT We hsyo bscn
E.a'2;et By 3 :. Las0 boalor s. Bro. with .
~ y. map Of II" United States published by the
ITA":Salosa Medicine Co. 81 Chattanooga,
ttSl'. rs dimorsioEs, S DS 4i inches. are su!-
s,S.'.a. = show every stale snd Territory With
~ tNe IN po-Lar. towns sai cities, and plsnly
"? railroad completed in tho Union up TO
-! -is! Day C no pIeaeD: yea. The map is
80 nfiated on good material and well
.Io-hted for hanging. Il is worth more than
=. me attached to it, With Is on'y one doll.r
~. 49, Ats.1s Lsaibester & Bro propose 80 pre-.
s'-' ne to eVtry purchaser CT bottle or pack
40 II. 4. The: ford s. Co.'S Liver Medicine
O ack. Drs2SEt Tas poi u,ar family medl-
S.e MS been Il sIYro7 el use In many Of the
''"HcrE Statca for upwards OF thirty years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

LfNcHBURG MARKET. April 14-Flour firm
with an upward tendency, ald sales n. $ tOl
81 80 for linc TO fancy brsnd'. Whea. is higher
weskar .. 55st5 Receipts Of Oats vcry light
With scme dttnaad, and ssles at i5.47 Rye G5s
~. Tobscco is coming TO market slowly. Lues
rather lower, medium grades dull. fine ship
ping Of really good tojy and color srd texture,
sells eati'g s: tul prices. FiGe wrappers arc in
dHrsnd and hard to go!--wacn offered they ecl
very high, and sIe much want:d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

LIE NEW CHAPEL At THE SEMINARY. -
iH2 Scnlaa;tan :n?s TIC uaw chapel q! tie
S'm r. I9s 0GcutG icr divine sgeic3 the iil5
oGltag 10 h.ut, 'hc 7aIcrah and cxccilent
aein Preaching, Cha spoke CT bis erdeagor 90
this fist cCcision q pGesCa.3S TIE gospel 10 tho
nor caspl! 10 ST forth tho true word Of life,
s7i expressed IS bis cafacst hope ard trust
that iho las5 word hcGTd i10m that pulpit should
b the 7l0G Word which c!mo forth from tho
Father, ard c,'nc into he world for cur sake,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

UFLAyED b. HEAVY WINDS. Tie s.tam:r
Jj'cc H0seIy due hcto carly tbs morGigg tom
A.E9 did ros ir;iVo uatiI sftcr lSeIve c eek
70 osy, owing to the heaVv Storm 0! wind %
lto bsy Us: li:Ht. The wind wss SO severe
ga, he stosur ;yas en- osli i 10 lay over at
F,r.Etss M9lTa2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

Inc Harket clQsts quiet tu! steady. There
arc 10 chaiges 10 Eote in Flour. About 800
bushels OF Wheat sod at ll4sllS fer Fu!.z, and
ll9 ard 100 for rlixet, no Lancaster btiag ofIsr.
Cd. But little Corn Wcs offered, which so!d at
81 for While. Nothing doing in Hye or Qa!s.
Country produce is quiet with probability Of a
decline. Bacon il ia demand AMI prices h,yo
EcVarcad. Mlil StuiIs havo adra need.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

MG&IIyG CT TEMPERANCE WOMEN. a
j,rg2 aat la.crc3:ias meeting Of tho Wamao5
N#-'s isn i'tu71rauc2 U9ion was hcli il the
ballot - Al xacdl;. R.fofn C!uD this after
.go3 4 "5i-I addresses ware Eado by Mrs.
l. Il. PeaI2c ~hG ;s s,oa 10 leave this city fer
H,I"m2rc. esd aIfs. 10 oh ard Mrs, Bradley.
;ampafclce wmk 'stt Washington. The other
'I'.gs.g consisted ct sicsi1g aud t15ycr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tie Heather Probabilities. april Is ISL
Fer The Middle At antic States falling prec4de
ii tho northern Io;tions by 1isng barometer
warmer lar Tei'hcf, aad winds backing 20
s9u.a O. T02t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE MELTING The
holuolC2r TX ,cu.iyo Committee net at fi7c
clock this evening, q! Tie Custom HOUSE, 10
e1ls!@r wha$ c1urso the republican, party Ct
us ctG she'll pGrSu5 i The approaching cam.
?ll.2 L i th5uE&t lbs: The Committee vii
'v;jI,G3 II inst 30 ti,i;2! be rut IA the field
:. Che e'ccioH 10 May, tus that the party
t,1Hsa.i 10 readiness 10 endorse some ipGcpon.
d.. ;.csc. tbs. miga; &c brought cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

RlcuNoED MARKET, April 1i--Tho cl,sings
OF grain 10 dag waro light. Flour tod At Bays
tor fine 20 fancy trands. Wheat brought 1C5 for
Qsis $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

FE1HE BUYER OF The HOUSE Is AT
e the North masking selections of FANCY
and FURNISHING GOODS. He has sent IA
something entirely novel
GENTS SCRATCH SHIRTS"
Nhe gentlemen ars requested to examine tina
novelty prica II o., 81! slz=s Colo agent for
Alex .ndri..
spo-G. {. II. hDaEiS % Eiacs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
5s0sElers! saofler,,, ssof.,ars,,,

hji. doob;-3. S. s. cares all tmpwitcs -
It matte: not cf how locg standing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15
PROFEassOHAE CAREss,

b OARD-It should be generally known that
a persons so unfortunate AS to lose GEO or
more Of their teeth need not wait Weaks aud
months for artificial substitutes md endure in
convenience. dissgreesblo changes in voice, "a
cial expression, &C., bu. may hsvo artificial
teeth made before and Inserted immediately az
ter extraction CT their natural teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, moro pleasant ex-,
preston and nearer approach toward pre:erv-
ing the natural harmony Of tho features are &C.
cured, and very much OF tho pain and difficulty
experienced In learning to uso teath are nlsu
avoided. have prscticed this mode sue ,essfully
for seven years, AID having introduced It here.
would be glad to refer any one interested 10 o..
.ients who know Oft from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my object is TO preserve everp
one that time, patience and modern methods Of
treatment can save. The use of srannic in Ia.
s!roying exposed nerves is condemned By the
more enlightened CT the dental profession on
account o. its turning teeth dark, Inducing sb-
scess and finally tho loss OF tho tooth Tho nerve
pulp, which ia The source OF lilo to the toctb,
should always be treated. whom exposed, with
view to its restoration to health. l u.o no cheap
alloys for filing; my fees ere muca less than arm
usually charged for tho same class Of work.
Gold filing from $50 up; other work at pro.
porLionately low rates
w. DONNALLY. D. j. 6,
Grsdusta Dental Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Cfice: Washington street: u door from 8. c.
corner King, ar4-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, April l4-Flour
is firm a. daS7 70 for fac TO fancy brands.
Wheat llSll2! fer Fuitz. and l25sl23 for good
TO eholto ongherry. Corn 1850 BYo 75.Sl
ana GAS 45a50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

SusaIs--Thc New York market for law Sugars
is dull q! Cs,7sc for common TO good refining,
Centrifugal Gugar is quoted st 73aelc, For ro.
fined Sugars. lie market is quiet but steady,
with prices as follows: Cut loal 95c, crushed 81,
p3wcered Fl, grsauiattd 81, standard As e. and
ye]lows I! to q
Cu0ee-Tho mArko. AVS booa qGiet Tho ps:t
week aid c:csvs rather easier. 1l3 .l2c bainy now
all ths. can be claimed fer fair Invoices The
sales for tho week amounted 20 about {. $50 bags.
Tho jobbirg Csnand is only moderate. Wo
quote prices rs follows: OrGiDary lCb llCic, .sir
l5sl2, gccd ltial2s, and pine ls3.l3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

RELIGIOUS ITEMS The Eishty-s;xlh AN
Dus CouHcii Of thc Eoi:c3psl Ghu!cl Of VIZ.
gina will meet in DsuviIie on Wed nc:dsy, the
iSh dag O. hlsy, 1881
Tie Board of Trustees Ct tho YicoIo eica
S2nInary and High School will meet 10 the
i.c'uro room ot E;iphsry Cbulcb, Dsnyie, on
"Wednesday, Mey Is. 81 =. u.
bishop Fen'ck tXpaC!s to leave L;rciture
i.t h.Iica neZt mooti..
The s@veTsl EpiscoIa; clutches Of tbs civ
VI! 81, c. fes!lymcn Iondav ncxl.
Sc:7:c25 appropriate tn Coco Friday" Ec,o
IBID 10 s.. Mary TIC G.tmaa i.1thtr,n md
E.5isc}Gal Churches 20 day. Rev. DR., Walker
rro2Ghcd IL Cars. Chutct; Rev. DR.. NoroD
10 Ct 'aul'a GauE2S, Erd Rev. Mr. S,ha.l,r
- nc HtEmzG l.?aEeran Cdutcb.
t.T. Father GuiG.r, CT Gco.gc:ogn C3l.e,.
cyl preach 3 7aTm0a Oh tao passion of tho Sa.
V.2gr - = Ma77's Chu.nh =; = o'clock to-
"'Eh'. 'ii0.S Saturday. $ ;vio,s vii b, held
- ios cCuTc!i to 2.rI!jw mcr1itg at s o'c'cck.
S.f'io'S vii! tc i:li in Gfscc Church 10.
. sta ! i o'c'acl:
Sen o.otaY Scoo@.s 81 tho E.iccp}I
',UTc O all, allt ;hv;C +, 5 fr celebrations &c
5-ad ~ ai. @frgo1 1eg. gic. J. B.iasia Hay,
> tha jspge mission, viii address Tho caiil:ie:,
9! -. tau : Su"d:y rcho0i.
J ErMARTaGLg CONVENTION. Eli.,
e., j g'S.sr tells q q c)n7eaii0a which NET
% h.cX'o&rla, o. u 3 10, lS&2. II. vas orr
Z he IL -eGla.s.tlo eyer !on. in The die ,aa
: O'Clock II tie .aaiujug clGfm.,icp 9as
',ii 5} h,.h10 .'icaaa 10 3. Pen,'s cau:cl. st
"l:ea - wir: c10t!rocd. i; 1879 n'c'ock,
G:Tiaa ssf7i:l us2 bod. 'aicn ;hG-c ,q2r3 ever
800 Iics. o., u21ilnR tho delu,ics TO The
.ug2niiJ8. NorairE p.aycry srn.A ~ p.v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET April 14.-Hops
quiet common 81 51s5 s.; light So BOAT; pack
Ing s. $3.50 s.; bulchers' S6s6 IS.
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! till package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"

= vi
FOX 3ALR 81 Es. LgADBEATER Bro
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= UMI&ISTRATOR'S N0TIUE-Admin;s-
II. t7a;ian % the estate Of ARAMIHTA
BRIGHT. deceased having been com nlisted to
tho suha>riber, persons having claims against
the estate Will please present them to hi n, duly
authenticated. sni persons indebted will plesse
mako payment 10 hi:u
au7-ao2n = FhRGUSON BEACR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

Fl EW 600 d S-Teop;c Fruit Laxative
"a SbsheIs Cur.tivo Syrup, or Extract Of
hoGLs, tT. hie;;aUt's Headache Pills, Wetner's
;'iI':. itci: 8!.tcIs, Camm's, Scots snd Baker,
Emulsion Col Liver Oh, French Backing,
WG'"cf's i4nay ard Liver euro, Five Min
nc iu!o. Winch s.@:'s hypoa hosrhates. Nc.
AriLat's syrup ay!0phosphata:. s., just re-
Cu!VcG
ap.5 /. 5. AE:aDSnATKR & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

NEW fGRK CATTLE MARKET. April 81
Eeavcs-Crdiaaly TO good steers sold st lU,llc
por Il. dressed bsot sdo3 had fair demand a.
lrmsf rates. or 73laic pe7 10 for common TO good
sides.
CelvesTho market w.s ac!1e and Grm Of sn
advance of 4sic per ID. Common ~ extra ves!s
cold q! Els74c per III; buttornlik calves ut soc.
Sheep aud IaInbs-Sslcs We're bri:k ut S5.7 %
yer lUO lbs 70: ordinary 10 choice unshorn shesp;
So % 8 Is Tor fair 70 good clipped do; snd ST IS
al 10 t1r urehorn yearing lsnbs. And some
small lot' Of spring la:ubs were sold at 81 IS,
80 per 100 lb5. msilly ut S5.7. Bat dressed
mutton solo ct 1879 per ID; choice dressed year
lings 81 lie.
Hoss-Fair Ohio hogs wero sold st SIS per 100
lbi; car load OF poor western pigs sold st IS IS;
hnd deslers report fair demand for live cora
fed hogs y! S. 90aG 20 per 1C0 lbs.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARK EFT April li-Beef
Catt!e-The market in New York On Monday
was heavy, and prices !sle lower than on tho
preceding Friday. but yesterday tho m arket was
active and prices tc higher.
Sheep sud Lsmo3-Pricol ruled as on Mon
Cay, aud several cac losda expected have baen
engaged.
Hoss-Pricos az TO quality are without serious
change since Monday. Woquote st 73aes,, and
few extra q! II, but few of The lstter Kind be-
ing nov on hand. Prospects ara fsvcr.b.o for
nest Monday.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, April ll-Hoxs-
Market steady and fair demand; common 10
choice mixed packing Is f0s6; light S. IS 6 10:
| choice.hesyy sc G0aG 50. Cs:t,e-MarRet stssd y
and good demand a. fsir prices; common 10 fair
shipping "a 50a5 20 good 10 choice S. 49.5 20;
exports IS $3.50 -. Sheeo-Fair local demand:
| comm on TO medium 81 25a5 2E; good TO choice
So 5osj 6ti Lambs and export Sheep s. 75sG .,
CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. April 14.-Hogs
| quiet; common 81 $3.50 s.; light S. boat; pack
ing S. $3.50 So bulchefs' S6s6 35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-15

fEI3E CREME CAT NEAL TOILETSOAP,
~ IS 40 9! Tho nlccs:. best AMI most pless att
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-06

AS soon as the tram was stopped
the remains of the unfortunate man were
gathered up and deposited upon the bank
near the depot and covered with sheet:
'Souire Philips summoned jury and held
an inquest. The conductor OF the freight
train. one or two of the brakemen, and
other witnesses testified as to the cause OF
death. 1t appears that the engine had been
approaching the depot from the north with
a long attachment of freight cars, but when
near the water works it had cut loose ana
,nn rapidly ahead of the other cars in order
TO make what is known as running
switch" i. e., the engine itself run in on a
side track; thus allowing the cars to pass 1t
at rapid rate on the main track. The man
AS we have stated stepped from one track to
avoid the engine only TO meet his death
from the detached cars of whose presence
he was ignorant.
The deceased was encased in a neat coffin
by the railroad authorities and sent home:
He was about % years OF age and resided
with his wife at point near Clarington, y.
He was only married last March. He was
a man of good habits and was very indus
trious.
The verdict of the jury was that: George
Rrunyille was struck by freight car on a
train of cars on the p, c. & ST. l.. railroad,
and was killed by said train passing over
his body, and further, We believe that had
said train been preceded by fagman, this
accident would have been avoided.
The ordinance of the city provides that
fiagman should precede every train, and
that the cars should not run at faster rate
than four miles an hour-both OF which
provisions were violated, according to the
evidence before the jury of inquest
The railroad authorities of this road are
in the habit of shifting trains by means of
a running switch" which is most danger
Gus custom, and Council should at once
take steps to avert further accidents, not
only on this road. but on all others running
into the city. Trains are also frequently
run at a high rate OF speed along, the
'.Pewky" between Eleventh street and the
Top Mill. which, of course, the railroad au-
thorities do not approve Of and the police
should arrest the engineers and thus pre-
cude the possibility of accidents on that
account.