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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

NRw YoRK, May SO.-At the last day.
session Of the Reformed Episcopal Coun.
eli, Bishop Nicholson, Of Philadelphia,
was reelected Presiding Bishop, and
Joseph X. Wheeler same place, Secretary
Of the Association. The next Council
will convene al Dr.. Cummings Memorial
Chufcb, Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

MILWAUKEE, May So.-Memotial D,y
was observed more generally than for
many years previous, the Grand Army Of
the Republic posts turning out In force
and decorating graves in the cemeteries In
this vicinity, Al the National Home The
ceremonies we're elaborate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

CHICAGO, May Collaboration Day Il
being observed by closing banks, ex
changes and most Of the public buildings
In the cemeteries there was a good dis
play oi foral decorations, AagS, wreathS
etc. There was no speaking except aI
0akwood Cemetery, where the exercises
were very simple.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, May SO.-BuSiness was very
generally Suspended throughout the day
Military organisations and citizens united
with the various posts Of G. A. R. ii
memorial exercises, and at the Foresl
City Cemetery this afternoon Geneta
Edward 8. Nye, Of Cleveland, delivered
the address.
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Indemnity for Tho Fortune Bay OulraEss

indemnify for the POFlRne Hay OuiFREeS
WARRINGTON, May SO,-Secretary Blaine
and Sir Edws'a Thornton concluded,
Saturday, prolonged negotiations in regard
o the outrages upon American fishermen
at Fortune Bay, N, B, in January, 1878,
and at Q later date at Aspse Bay, Cape
Breton. The American claims for losses
by several fishermen aggregated $lOS,0OO,
The agreement between Secretary Blaine
and Sir Edward Thornton 10 that the Brit
iSh Government shall pay Rl6, 600 In gold
coin, and this government will give O re.
cetpt In full. The money will probably be
paid some time this week, and be prompt.
ly distributed among the rightful owners,
Nearly the whole amount gpes to GlouCes
ter, Mass. 7fi5 ...s. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

CHICAGO, May So.-The Papal Bull is.
sued by Leo XIII, proolaImibg a universal
Jubilee 10 American from the l2ih Of last
Match until the eud Of the present year,
was totmalIy announced from all The
Catholic pnlpits Ia the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

BUFFALO, May 30 LA the General As.
sembly Dr. Wing presented the report Of
The Committee on Concert and Prayer Of
the churches, which was aa follows: That
The same programme Of the week Of prayer
as that oil the Evangelical Alliance be
recommended, and that the last Thursday
Ia January be made day Of prayer f6f
the colleges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

Pr1sBVRan, May 80 The Iron Manu-.
faCtuterS signed all the scales presented
by the AmalsAmated Association Of Iron
and Steel workers this evening. This
prevents all possibility Of q strike for
another year The mills in this district
will resume work 10 morrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

Prospective Iron strike ID Kentucky.
CtNCtNNArt, May SO.-The members Of
the AmalgamAted Iron and Steel MouldefA'
Association In Covi1gton and Newport 10
The tutnber Of one thousand men have
agreed 10 strike tomorrow against a
change In the scale Of wages. This 10 said
10 be In pursuance Of q plan adopted by
all unions from Pittsburgh to 81, Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

PARIS, May 3d. slOsson the American
billlardist, challenges vignaux TO play q
game for ten thousand francs, from three
thousand points up. Slosson offers 10 play
on a French table,
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NASHVILLE, May SO.-The graves at the
National Cemetery we're decorated to-day.
Addresses were delivered BY George
Hawkins and Hon, u, II, East,
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: SrEUBBH WILLIE,
Usual, Acquits Herstlr with Crsdii

As Usual, AcquIis Herself with Credit
on the Occasion.
srEuBESvlLLE, O., May 30.
Special Dispatch TO the intsllisonSsr tt.Gg.
Decoration Day was appropriately OBJ.
served, to-day, In this city. At o'clock
q procession, consisting Of old soldiers,
formed on Market street, headed by the
drum corps, and proceeded to the GENE.
terry, where the graves were decorated and
An address delivered by Rev. Thrspp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

CHICAGO, May 3O.-Gi,Com completed
forty eight hours Of bis fiss n! noon TO.
day. Aitof visiting the Olympic Theatre
last night be took sponge bath, retired
and slept veil. 80 for he is In excellent
haAiIh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

MGAPnts, TRSS., May SO.-Hsnry Ben.
geo, watchmAn Of the transfer steamer,
General Pisrgon, fell overheard last even
ingAnd Nas dt0Nned. .GH IN |.
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CiSetNNArri, May SO.-The graves oi the
soldiers were decorated to-day at Spring
Grove Cemetery In the Usual manner.
Gen. R. X. Dawes, Of Marietta, delivered
the ofAtion,
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CLEVELAND, May -Memotialdsy was
observed here BY a procession Of military
and veteran ex.soldiets, the services In
cIudibg oraLiOns Of cemeteries and soldieb
graves and fegimenlAl monuments beau
tliully decorated with flowers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

LONDON, May 3O.-Midhat Pasha de.
clares that the STORY Of the murder Of
Abdul AE'z a tissue Of iaisshoodS. He sa5 Q
Abdul Azlz committed suicide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

LONDON, May SO-E1ward Ticket, The
Australian oArsmen and Kelly, the ex.
champion Of England, sailed for New
York on Saturday.
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LONDON, May SO.-A dispatch from
OampbelltoWn, Scotland, says that an an.
chof line steamer is ashore, near Kintyfe
light house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

MAUoS, Ca, MAY SO-one crate Of
Georgia peaches left tonight ior New
York. The crop iS estimated al a6Sdt co..
900 baskets,
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MRApHs, May SO.-rhs graves Of The
Federal dead at the National Cemetery
were decorated to-day with the usual cefe
monies. Judge James o. Pletce delivered
the Ofation,
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rOLIrIrs AT SrEUHENVILLE,
Republican Delegates 10 the state Con
TentIOn.


,,..,, ,,. srEUBESvltLE, May 30.
'P.sa D'p'tsh 10 Tue IntSlllsencer.
la' Republicans held their County
Convention to-day and appointed dele.
S SNe' to attend the State Convention at
ylev'Iand. Resolutions we're passed en-.
u'''ihs Senator Richards and the dele.
,Gs' were instructed to vote for him tor
Lieutenant Governor,
r.. Ibis afternoon The Republican Central
VS@nlsIee met a! the Court House and
'al'' ". 10 session T. B. Coulter, the nolni.
5.', A. I'' Clerk OF the Courts, sent in BID
.'is'aA'i'n, .'i, stating tina! As he had te.
", ..I'a q plurality Of only one hundred
sil. W. Wsntythtee votes he did not con,
i. au'' himself the choice Of the Repub
IVA IsaH' o. Jefferson county. The resisna
,,Vu .I, wal received amid considerable ex
utemens Y
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Gbe qnttlIigelrter,

-, So., .5 and n fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

p,,,y Rose potatoes are selling at 4C
hI;I ~; cant, from store at Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

r,s clsvelsnd Ladsr OF yesterday says
~, aI1 ,,sJs in the iron market is active and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

rur Washington Reporter OF Yesterday
.,'' '' that an immense freight business is
l.inp on the HemPaeld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

n,oov,TIoy DAY was a pretty big day
l,.,J,v throughout the country
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D'"'A Of a PtOmiasnt TlaitImors Bu.l.
ness man.

BALTIMORE, ND, May SO.-Adolphut o.
Saaels'' AZ. a, prominent cotton broker oi
I,s S c'y vas found dead In his house 10.
SS NJ, ne ell hls Office Monday last, and
NM assuming, his clerk supposed be had
TSs t",s 70 ne country, where his family
dSSs spending The summer. For several
M, Ssench arose from his house, and
S.stRRo s morning the police we're called by
SsIInop to Investigate the cause. On
~ tIng Ig INTO the house schaeiet's body
WN,.5 'J5uhu sitting In a chair, Ia an ad
@Sssl Sssu STATE Of decomposition. He L
''pO'eu TO have died MSndAy last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

Senator sherman Going Homo.
WARRINGTON, May S0.-senator Sherman
leaves Washington next Wednesday ior
his homo in Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

AT the opening Of the session Of the
Assembly this evening, Rev. N. o. Lock.
wood, Of the FIRST Baptlst Church oi this
city, made the following prayer, which
was freely commented upon after its de.
iiVefJ:
IOut Father and our God, We come 10
Thee seeking Thy favor and wisdom for
this Legislature. A great issue 10 before
them, about which strong passions are ex.
cited conflicting opinions are pressing
on them, selhshness and hatred are mo:
tives which prompt human action, alas !
too ctten. Love OF position or place may
sever weak men from their ihtegIlLy and
honor. We pray Thee to help the weak
10 be loyal 10 their convictions in the
coming conflict ol opinions. May neither
Organised menace nor fear Of personal
loss lead any man TO bsLfay bis selt.fespeCt
or barter hia honor; and thus may they
all tulal the trust which has been fepoeed
In them, and may the result be that which
shall have thine approval, and which
phall fully aud clearly establish the right
and defeat the wrong. II, In any way, the
honor OF this State has been effected by
the lalaeness or folly OF any man, we
. pray Thee that II may, by the wisdom oI
J this Legislature, be made TO assefI
its dignity 70 our county and III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24
LOCiL BREVI9IE.S.

TIE ladies Of 81. Mays Church contemplate
h)!i!rg isir L. an ca:iy dale.
ihc OILY contribution received a. tho SCUM
!,cusc sirc0 Saturday il y lot Of tread from
Wm. Eichsrds
Iho alarm Of iito yesterday afternoon about
three c c!,rt wG3 caus2d by tho burung Of the
chlGnGy CT house On U2i9n street, hrtwccr
kin:; and Prince.
G"o SINUS meeting OF tha stockholders of the
i!ioannar;N and F&iif-z Agricultural and In.
lESt'!s! Ass"tla.ioH vii! take place in this city
tG-mOrr0w.
Gho pupils Ct AcIsnJria Academy, assisted
oy nunh2r Of young ladies', will give an en-
.oft'iniIoh: =. Lrmory Hall, TO morrow night,
- rafchaso :. library f0c !heif school
Ere. c:%n Do1ie, an old and highly respected
!,@jy, u i'll q. he7 residence in tho First Ward.
Mfs' Doh:o IS IN the s. year OF her ago, and is
The oldest living member of tho Il. e. Church.
Tile ~ ) case leiorc Mayer Smith this morn.
10: ""r that {! i laan named Compton, charg
cd VIZ! "igrarc5. lie was discharged With
inc uG]Gr@Auulug t!.at it sgaiu crested ho
"2Gj ~ SCnt to he woik house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

.OccoQUAN FLooDFD 81 TIE BREAKING
Ur OF TIE lCE,-Ihe ice 10 Ocooquan By
SaddenIg broke up Friday nictt shout twelve
O'Clock, flooding the Iogcrroriioa ef that quiet
town. aud doing Considerable damage by tho
washing ewsy OF q largo amcuat cf propcrty.
Aho loa gave way with loud noise, arousing
inc Sleeping nhat'ita0!s, tu. the warning was
too late to cpat!c them 10 save Any Of the large
qus5ilty OF lum5er, rsi'r3nd ,ias, hoops, So,
I niIcd uI % tho wha'vss ready fer shipment.
Tho rushing waters SScp: everything in their
curse out of the bay into the river, Thirty five
thousand feet Of fee oak lumber, recently pur
chased by q Baltimore firm, gotten out 10 large
heavy planks, piled up. wero carried away like
,phnters; together with two buggics belonging
to Mr.. Se!ccmsn; q large rumbcr of railroad
ties &c oDglDg to Mcssrs. Sc!ccman and LyDp;
",eroat quantity of coopersge, and MANY c,r6s
OF wood. Mr.. John Masshsl, Of this CITY, who
CWnod twenty two hundred railroad ties. s,,l
them 10 Mr. Sclccnan Friday evening, and r.
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DEATH or CNALKLEY GllIlNGuAM, ESQ -
Charley GloS.alI, esq, died at his rosdocc,,
HootIGwr, Fairfax county. On Saturday last,
at CT long iIjucss, il the I4,h YER Of his age,
II, %As native OF !'rerkicrd, "a. now q
suburb Ct l'hilsdo!nhia, AID CANE to Fairfax
QUAY about 1852. where no established, in
cotJuaclo1 with Nr. John Hla ;oa, what is
knoHn Us Tho "WC0GIaGn Sa.tlon art," short
distance ir2m fl z:0G;li:, composed priroipsil2
Of thrIitg,iatcilGca: farmers 5om pcrnsylvsris
and Lew Jersey. 10 Was one Of Tho b;.,t 10
formed agricultural racn 10 Ills section Of Viz
EiGla, and vas itw gears Ggo prominently
mentioned IN caUatc!i3n with tho pcsii0n CT
taltcd States CoulMiseioncr CT Agriculture.
Tie wa3 a0 earnest ed efficient acikcg ia every
cnicr;iiSo list hsG icr lis otj,ot the benefit CT
his hrothor farmers. Ga the organization OF
The WocdlaTn Farmers Cub. he was elected
i'ft-ltcnt, Which position lie held up to tho
fine OF hls dealt; nc vas uso President of tho
iOtomac Fruit Growers Association. q mem.
Der ct !hc society Ct EricO!s he Was ono of its
mos: esteemed migictcr9. Tho rcws Of his
death will perceived by Ia.ca circle or friends
With rcRr3', end lis Pace il tho c3rwunity,
where TO laborld with 81 :au,h success, viii Be-
hard TO fill,
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s2fhGrS a.?
2spsss,,TSil
Mothers "!

hro yen disturbed =. night and broken Of vour
:c5; ny n sick child suffering and CRYING with tho
cZrr"@latinG pain Of cutting tco.h? Ifso, 20 st
once Hnd got y bottle OF EiRS. WINSLOWiS
ENnTHiNG IkUP. II will relieve tho moor
little sufferer Immediately depend upon il !:
thAro "a 10 mistake aJou. i. There is not a
hi,tnCr en- earth who HIS ever used it who will
~! Tell yen q. once thmt It will roonIeto fho
h"%&is, NH give real 20 tho mother, and reliof
and health - tho child. operating like magic.
!! = perfectly sa!o 10 use in all casos, and plesg
~; :" the TASTE and ia Tho prescription of ono of
tho "idyst sind best Fa!aa!o physicians and nurses
II Sha United States. Full directions for usin.,
less II" is2.s.,ni!1 Ci CURTIS s. pEHkINS
- on iHH outside Wrsppor. sold by NIL Medicine
peniots' Twoni5 live conts y bottle. Beware Of
mhn.irms ""'' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

OYSTEE WAE,-Atout tic 9Th ,r ~ in.
S!ca: Iect q fourteen o; fifteen 1r,Gga heats
attempted TO repeat their experiments of last
Winter end entering tic mouth Of the Rama.
hanooek' began to drcdsc ior oysters, in omen
violation Of tho lew. Tho authorities Of Mia.
dIescx sent ct onco to Saluia for tho cannon
With which Gov. Holiday had supplied tho
county, sDd as there were maUy old veterans in
the county who had served in Fleets battcrv
duIlog tho late unpleasantness, there was M
ditncuty l1 manning the piece. Tho Gun vas
placed CO tho river near North End, in tbc
lower. part OF tho county, and on the folosinc
morning tho salae feet appeared 10 tho ,ivcr
and resumed dredging operations. Tho cam
non then opened on them, and the first ronnd
was returned BY V0lly from the floot, delivnr ID
amid cheers from the oyster pirates, The
caunop,, WhItwortb. which formerly be]onraS
to tho Richmond HowitSars, was fred srceud
tmo with better effect. the shot striking ono ot
the urcdgor5 10 her rigging. TIE whole f Mt
then made straight for the mouth of tho r;vnr
their speed being accelerated By the shots ssnt
alter them. Tho illegal drcdger5 ara mcstfv
from Philadelphia or New jersey, and O Rail
more boat is occasionally found among them,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

'ho.o ulr.T wss letter TEA to1 80 cents
per roGnd than that which is roW being sold al
MGEuRNEY' s STORE, land
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER At NICBugNEY's is tho
.. = We ha@o ever usU!. SID YET they cnly
ch@iKG - cents gIlou for it, i,,1
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FIVE NiEH BURNED TO DEATH. Four posta)
clerks and messenger were tu:ncd 10 death
through an acsilent op tho Eric railway oarjy
yesterday mcIniUg. Whrn G7o miles west Of
UWego crn o. the diving wheel eEals of the
lccomotlVc broke c;pao up TO tho wheel, ard The
cntlre tralH Haa thrown eff Tho iracS. Tho train
was gong ut tia FSjC Ct 3j nl!os An hour. Tho
accident CCcurtd Cd = I;vrl where thcrn wss M
cm6anAm,nt. tao ciRiEo kept its upright
po5ltion, thG engineer applying tho air brakes
es son "a no ftIS ib0 shock. jha cars warn
stopped vcr7 quickly, and toe forward ones
turned oV;r aud Cvyr TWO OF thrco timca, soma
going On naH sjdo Of tho track and s1mo on the
Other. The engineer ard fireman cscancd nm,
hurt TIC r1s;cI CIR contained four clerks, It
emcss Instantly tc"k firo and burned with ereat
rapIdly. The oil l2mrs used probably ey.
plodcd nT1d n2d,d fuel to tho fro from tho
stoves, Every man 10 this clT, four in all, was
roasted to crip. Henry g. Brewer, OF EImira,
tho messenger Haa ia tho express c,r. Efforts
were ct orce made t. relieve hir, By brcnkins
q hol, n side d0>r. lie managed TO pnt his
head through this hole. but Tho doomed mans
legs Wero listened inside by the plcd u, mass
OF express matter. Tic train men made cvorv
cho:t to pull hIn ou', III: The fsmes dr1ve
them away ltwss Noticed that his hair md
Whssors had been buracl tiI. lie put his hand
mp to his yes end, roccdioe, disappeared in Tho
lame: Lbs victims must have rctisbad urrv
quickly, as not sound Cane from Tho r,rc,k n
denote their pfcsacoa.
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Cd ADD youar -Rslo ard fcfi.al3~-teks s,
:. :. Ior eng jiooi i0,ymiy.
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Ia RED.

Or thot2l inst CHALELEY GILLlNG.
HAN, in his 18th yoAr. 81 viii bo burio1
rem Friends meoting house, Woodlawn, on
The n Instant. ct o'clock p. III.
NeaI Fairfax Court House, Va, January 9Th.
1881, MARY Z. GARRISON, beloved wife ri
Is. i. Garrison, in the 1y.h year cf her AGO.
l!lccsourg papers please copy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

H5utacr Rt0JQ5Htic7. January Il. 1885,
So .ac E:dt.c 5:s.c5, c!ca! O, iai7 4oalha.,
Gli Undecided change in temperature, north
vest 10 ncrthes:. winds. followed during the
night or on ,Tuc,day morning by threatening
weather liph: snow and falling barometer.
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coiv,d check fo7 thu same. At night they
vera al washed Gnoy. A longbcat belonging
% Fir. Underwood, hauled Up Tor repairs.
gss carried distance b3iow tho town, where
the ca is barkcd up to considerable height,
and su:k. TGc wnar9cs and Other property
Wcro damaged, atd tho ItsI "! b! hcayy,
amounting to somo Thousands OF dolils
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

% 9lr' odoTwood, hauled up Tor repairs
Tss carried q distance b'iow tho tG%n' WhHri
inc Ice Is barkcd up to consldcrati' htiSht
ana su:E. Ilc ",nar'cs ana o;hcT pio9e'tS
Wcfo camsgcd, atd TIC fsI "! .! hcaVJ'
amounting to somo THOUSANDS OF dollars.
p, 1u,o-, ,r,--:-- -
nis En lIhS' III ~, vi 'at ''S.i Is n'H
~ VCty lotten c!3e'Iicp. aaH tho o. lalo2 l.
continues favorable, bctoro there i, general
resumption Of navigation. The steamer City
Of A!cxarGIi2, OF the Potomac Ferry Line,
Left hC7 wharf il this civ ibis morning
and proceeded as fer as SHEPPARD 6
without experiencing any difficulty. She 70
turocd 10 Esr wharf here aud Tie captain
reported that he vas sali:G,d that The trip 10
WnElI nuIoo amid Ioun hmm nnu3a in ebnut
90 horr ard a half The hoat. il is Under.
st3oJ, vi,l ail1nnt 70 mako tfip 20 Washing
ton to morrcw.
Cant TTavcrs. Of tho steamer John Gibson,
expects to b, out in few DAYS with lu;l cargo
to New York merchants Sho will he ecn,m.
Iotn " TSc,nnsn, = r-nt WooS VIZ ''O"'-'''
Thc s:camcr " W In.o,,an ren. Nuotc
il bcjcc rrGftcS irouohont Tnc ;cto1inr ia
bci1r ncslv fseseaci md farn;sbrd in tho most St
cIcysns manner, Cant, Blake ,hinks If thc
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RELI1IoUs.-Tho clear SKY. bright su1Sh;ao,
I'D braci1g, healthy temperature OF yesterday
brought cut good congregations 20 al! the
churches In the First Ptcs52tcTlaa Church,
R-v. Mr.. Todd, 0! Msnsssas, preached in tic
tic u. l. Church, preached to tho c0Dgrcga-
.i;a Of the U1oa Presbyterian Church, in the
m.raiUg There was 90 service 10 this church
1t night. Rev. T. d. Valiant, Pfcsilcn. CT tho
Mary!and Conference, preached al Interesting
-orlaol il the NJ. i. Church 10 tho morning,
Nv. Mr.. Boyle, Of the N. Il. Church, end
Y. Dir. l'cuick, Of the Bap.ist Chu:c!i. cx
changed pulpia eE GlgGi. The ruipts OF tie
0 he. churches were Il I'D By the regular clergy.
An Interesting AID ia:gl!7 s.t:ldtu gospel
temperate, meeting WAS he'd in tho halt OF tho
hcxend:is Rei3Tn Club yesterday afternoon.
presided over and addressed ~ Ecv ilr. MILL,
Of the N. p. Church
Daring Tho pas; 7c.k, suc;essfGl anu Inter
c5ilrg revival a2!vio.a lave been conducted in
tho N. +. Church, uy i;,v. Fir. Pcarco. the
lls.or. inst night the chu.Gl WIS alol
md the sermon by Mr. 'ta!ci, PES listened 10
;9i!h marked attention. Mr. Pcslco'5 taEm CT
G2-Y!3c 2. this church, according to tho rules Ct
mo coaf:Tor.o 81 "ilsh tic Is mombssrr, is
rapidly drcwIcG &c . c!1sa ind D7. J. Mex.
ltljey, OF GEORGETOWN. q i7tt. kGOWo temperance
cocker, Is talked c. 81 his SUCCESSOR. Mr..
i'carca has ccon Fa2s; acceptable pastor. and
the IoIb3r1 Of El} CIl!o!i. wen the tins
1jTca, will regret % par. with lin.
is.y. NJ, u Gai.!:o. VIII preach 10 the ElrsS
,'ro3ty cslaa I.u'c,. tx. SGa0sy nornlug, On
when occasion, tGc congregation OF tic Second
:tu:ch wi! Ioito H,l!l t"c cjGSraGatl0n OF tho
r!r7s Church. ga tll SGcGcy i.Ioaia2, the
:,atTgcG:ica q Ike fin: ChGrGt! I'll! worship
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A ec1tlcmsD who
arrived in this city last night reports that ar
accident ccca5rc! on the Charlotte ard Atlanta
AR Inns rai!road Saturday nisht by which
sc3c!ai pCrSO5s WGro badly irigrtd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

PARALYZED.-M David Walton, on old acc
respected c:IiZen Of Fai,fsx county, end G
promncn! meade! Ct the Society oil Friends
was Fr'cicn With paralysis at lis tcsidarc,, il
WcOdamn settlement. Wednesday nigh. last
ADD is GOV lyioG III u critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

- Tic attention Of the members of Ii echen-
lcs' Lodge No. 8; L. OF z is callod 10 the noces
sky OF being proson! at the mex! regular m ee,in
oi tha lodge on Monday January eth, as thors
VII! DC business ta&t will require the attention OF
c'E' nieniSe' OF LEO lodge. Jon CoEsoN.
I"h%L--s X. of K and s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

10 HALE CHESTS OF FINE GUN
~ POWDER TEA for palo q. only llty
cents per Id.
4. W. AVERY, 32G Kinr s!rae,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-24

EEEGUSON'S TORCHON LACES and
r. TR!ST TRIMMINGS by the yard or
piece 9! low psIces. FERGUSOM'S
janis o. KING etreo.