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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
The M ArEefS,

BALTIMORE, July 16.-Vrqini. Ga old -; DO
deferred =; do consolidated eis do 81 &C..
ries DO; past due coupon o. new 10 4os 55I bid
10 day. Cotton fim: middng III. Flour un-
changed. Wheas-.'ou.hern active and firm;
Western lower and f.rlv active: SouIhern red
llS,l25; do amber APT; No Wa.tern win
ter red snct 1851 ,llj3; July l2tl.l25s: August
l2.S h;cs; Sept li3ial2:s Oct l25alzes. Corn
Southern quiet; Western quiet and ossy !;
Southarn white ca; do yellow So: Western mix.
ed spot and July 551.5;s Aug ct s.56; steamer
s9t; oh:s dull Western white $3.50 do mixed
36,S7. KEo nOnina. Hay dull and unchanged.
Cohee quiet; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair 9talI3.
Sugar quiet; A eor! H. Wli,key steady b.
ll3sSl II.
NEW YoRK. July lG-Stocks lower. Money
3s3i. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat Haze
lower. Corn h ,svy and s,te lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
LIST OF I,ETTEkj

The following is list of the letters remaining
in the Ale1sndria, Virgins, postoIice july rs.
Persons calling for letters will say they are sd
.vertlsed and give the date Of the list.
IF not called for within thirty DAYS, thew will},,
sent to the dead letter office. in Wss6ir otor
Angelica Bt!e,s Mani Fourth, Ssuinis
Alltort, Jno Gr.ffia. RE- hath
Ashford, KS Hurley. MrsSa
Anderson, Geo W Jones. Mrs Mary Jaua
Ale1anuer. VIM Johnston, Capt B ?
Garter, Mics Nshno Stribing.
DoWney P Ii Turner, Jane
LAWS, VIM Il Turner, Edward
IL LEWIS MCKRNZfE, p NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
NEWS OF The DAI.

Several Gases Of s1o'ircko occurred at Co.
lumbus Ohio, Yesterday.
The total subscriptions to thu Mrs Garfield
tutd amount so far 10 abcu! $3.50. 900
The condiIion of tho health CT the widow oil
Abraham Lu,oin is nuca improved
The peach crop 10 Dslavslc Is reported 10 be
az entire failure.
Mr. Justice Clifford Of the United States
Supreme Court has undergone anru!atcn Of
the foot for gangreDe. The chances i,r his
recovery, ho"ev;r. ere exc .edogy small
10 liz closing letterst to the L,ndon Post 90
Amesic,. DR.. Russell says thers are more
ISnchings. statbinps ard sbootiugs 10 the Uni.
ted S:a.es than IL any o.hcr country witch
ex;ss or ever has existed.
shoWsr Of toads ia reported 10 have fallen
| day or two ago rear Delaware City. Tho
reptiles appeared after violent storm. They
vary from bali an inch 10 40 inch 10 length,
aDd arc very numerous. The farmers Of tn,
vicinity are both puzzled and nnooped Owe. The
phenomenon.
D.. j. Hanson Thomas. Ct BAlinoro. died
yesterday morning at The GleenbIier White
Sulphur Spsirgs. whittier he htd poue about a
week befor. to rtcuperete bis filling health.
l1s was Is years OF age. During the active
business years OF lis life he exor,ed potent
iLaderce. c:ay and otherwise i, Baltimore.
A letter received at Ssraoga Springs by o
resident surgeon from Dr.. Faux Hamilton,
The New York scientist and ,nsuticg surgeon,
s.ys that he is noH o,nviUccd lba. ,uists K %
diagnosis was mado in Pfcsileot Garfield
CASE. and that the ball. instead Of passing toto
bis liver, was d,aso!ed downward by s!rikioc
the eleventh rib, add lodged 10 tho mu;o'es
vi l. 10 The Ie,gis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

The Anxiety OF many people respecting the
c'ndltIon Of the President would be gtestIy re.
tiovc1 II they were c,rtain tho ball would be
d s,.v red and removed This aIx.eiy il o.
g'ther g:ouLdhs S. Tho ball GOV is INIT Gus
wherever it ulny be. Bullets. after day or
W., become like SECRETS. ard msy b. Carried
by men for years and to III. nslu!sI eud Of life
without occa>loL lag aIy physical dat ,r or even
suiferag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
The Weather In EuroDe

LONDON. July 1.-The hea, continues.
Several deaths have occurred 10 Eoaland from
tuas!roke. At tbs Gresow CT Observatory
yesterday 'hs thermometer registered 81 de- /.
Rtees n tho sale, the highest Trustworthy
rec"d the MAXIMUM 10 the sua waf 1853
derr,,s. A Paris q! + 'uoek yest.rdAy after
toun tho thermometer Indicated 81 degrees ia
the shade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
Killed in n ROW.

New York. } oily lG.-A Wi!kesbarre spt ci,l
to the Telegram sty;: At o'e'cck this IN Of n!rr
du,iog the progress tl q Itill, end ball ut :
pubic h,u's kent ty George Judge, VIA
represented th, filth legislative (Luzerue) DIS
hi,t 10 tho Assembly Ct 1877. a b;.ttr qaand
occurred between tho participants. most of
whom were drutk. Duriog tho row John
MaRan WAS th5t and killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

Why p.op!s with houses and Its Of their
Gwu. through which thfy Gao roam at pleasure,
Changing their rooms according to the pr slioD
OF the suo, and relieved OF all convenlioneli,es
Iesp;c log tres'; ";h Q msrsot st their doors
from which TO obtsla daily supplies Of fresh
h,t, meats fruits and vegetables; will their
family physiclan within five minutes va K,
should. without compul5iou. lelitqu1h al
The comforts and oonVeneocss. and % 10 q
> 'aoseld house 10 tho county. where lh,y
will be c>l6oed to one room. be compelled to
cr 81 10 suit others. 10 eat wlat is brought from
The oiti;s thfy have left. have to rely upon
arrange doctors. and be ''Withou! l:mous," and
al. 100. curing the swoltcring days of summer,
Is "ha. 90 40 reasonable person can easily oom-
piehend. that is it he credits them With the
posse ssioo OF ordinary understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
shot to Death.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July Ca! Lebanon
n.y., yesterday afternoon, John Gibson. f.rm'
er, was shot to death by R.chsrd 3. ChandIsr
ihe murder occ1trd 10 Ksoupb's bnrom
shere game ofcalds was 10 rrosress. Ch,od.
Ter is in Jail. >n'uu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
British Manufactures.

LONDON July l6.-Tbe Mornirg Post 10 60
editorial directs attention 10 sn ar,i,e 10 Tue
Quarterly Review intended TO show IrJu s:ai,
TIC, that British manufactures are declining,
and that foreigners arc COM pclng successful
even 10 The Engllsa markets 10 consequence Of
the SYSTEM OF Tree trade. The Pest oouclu les
ss foIlo"s THE Quntetly R..i,a's array OF
laos deserves The most considerste attention Of
every mao having the lu urs property OF the
ocuntrY al heart"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
From Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l5.-Advioss c,iysd
here from Honolulu report that the lava stream
from hlauns Loa is likely to destroy a portion
ct Hilo aud its haibor.
The till Times OF April 3).h has 90 40, AZ
oil horrible massacre peIpe,ra!ed at Tioitssa.
oce OF the Tioo lslatd. L. was religious lend
aGd ever GOO meo, women AID children Der.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

Nov tha. the Prcsideut's physieiars have
C ased dosing him with morphine. qaisine and
rotten lum, his consequent oausea HIS left him,
and he Gals and sleeIs like the healthy m 40 be
less o mediclne be will soon be up and ahou,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
Cou:h, Cold or Sore Throat .boo,t

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
o. stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
IncurabIe lung Disease or COnsumn.
ton. Ii 10 w Ms Il ONCIIlAL
TkOCHES do not disorder tho stomach Ike
cough syrupe and bsssam'. but act directly
On the tnfiamed parts, Sllssing irritation.
9ivereef in Asthma. BrOn chitia. Coughs,
Catnrrb, and tho Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are sun.
!ect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Ifocnes have bsen recommended by physlcis1s
and always give pefflc, s.tisfAc!ion Having
been tested by wide srt Constant use for ne.r;y
an entire generation. they have STAINED wa.i.
merltod RANK among tho few staple rsm.jiss OF
the age Sold 1t Csc. q box everywhere. mhls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
Fnneral OF Gen. Pemberton.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6 The funeral CT ia
late Gen. John y. Penn barton. took place fftIn
the residence OF HE brother, Henry Pembestoa,
in this city this nccaing. Thlre were 10 ps!l
bearers and tho funeral WAS attended by but few
persons ether han relatives and person al friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
P JBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 1t. 1881
Mr.. Carne. Superintendent Of tbs Ia: lie

Mr. Carne. Superintendent Of tbs Ia lie
Schools of this cir, delivered 40 address 10 the
ne,r) Normal Institute at Ham, too lbs: week,
10 the cou,so Of which be assured bis bearers
that eduo.llo and labor AID cot bliad deg1
100 10 politics, were the sure m,hns tJr The
jis Walton Of thar race. He told them The
tia h. and as truth ia mighty and vii rro.
VII. i! they will assinate what be sail and
Dc guided iy il, ADD insLill it ioto tho mild of
ta,lr pupils, and lhas dis,puste it among
Il Q oegros throughout the entire Sta!a, the
tluilnn will anticipate the hopes OF their most
sang in, tliends. PciGios have been The baue
Of tbs n'giols as we'll as Of a large lumber Of
the white people Of the c,un'ry With all their
superior adviutsgas, and the sooner they
eliminate" them from the list Of sui ,cIs that
demand their serious confederation tic iailsr it
~li he for their lis, and progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
Sale OF the Late TIord Eeaconsfiefd's
Effects

LoSD5N. July l6.-A three davis sale " suc
lion OF the ls.e Lord Beacor, e ,ids ml.cas.
neous effects. including plate ornaments, objects
Of art manuscripts, ETC.. rea i.sd more han 7CC(
mounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

The kieff newspaper, the L,bour, publishes
. telegram from Poutv. 10 the province of
koor X, Russia. which stltes that Dinsteen
man aud. girls were shu. uD in barn by the
81 yard of the property called the "Balgin."
for refusing to work and that all were burned
to death by 7lllsg' mob sitting Gro TO the
building. One person. who was arrested. con.
feesed to his share il the crine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
newfoundland Fisheries,

1oND,N. July l6-It is stated thst sloop CT
war of Elk guns has been sent 10 reintorc, the
squadron protecting the Newfcu adland f.herss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

A PROLIFIC FAMILY.-Eght Willis BROTH
erS wero guests of tho Warren Green l,st
Thursday. They arc representatives. of an
Orange county family composed of - sons and
10 daughters. Nine of tn, boys wers 10 the
Confederate scryic, at on, time. The weight
of The lsas. Of the oighs is probably ITS, that
Of the heaviest $50 poubd'. All lock as if they
wtr' 8 irriog aod sterling men. with manv DAYS
Of usefulness FIRE them. - IParrenton Inder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

MlLLIoNAIRE's RESPONSE Me John
w. Maakay's letter TO Mr.. Cyrus ". Field, 10
re:p ,ose to reql-st Tor CO l,fihuiop 20 tie
Gnheld fluid. was dhed Wall street, Juiy IL
and read as follows: Your note 1t The ll,h
instant. rccnvtd lti4 nlornins. La tho ust>
ter sou rtftr 10 first present to wait before
giving you 40 answer This | do from vatiors
reasons. Should Any uoiavorabIo oullook como
you will hnd Use 10 sbs iroo. rank. As Is. 70
f>r Il lropa 10 the ucrning am qnite busv to-
d.y, Whloh has prevanud mo rom oaIIins,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

Another old colored woman is announced as
having died in Virginia a! the advanced age OF
oae hundred aud .i1 yearst?) In every COM
munty these 'anliqusted'' individuals can be
found claiming to have often seen Washington
ard other revolutionary celebrities, the m, or
portion of whom are known TO have been born
sometime within the ninteenth century. It has
often afforded amusement in this city TO listen 10
the Voluminous ''rt miLiscenses" Of certain COL
ored individuals regarding military operations
during the occupancy of this place By the Bri.
tlsh In 1872. and in cross questioning them show
how they had gotten the scenes incident 10 the
drilling Of aoldiery for the Mexican war slightly
mited with the former. 1t is remarkable, too,
the lun bsr OF such characters we NEE. who psr-
ticpsted in the Lafayette testiviiies-who claim
to have held that famous mans horse. Doubt.
less at the Yorktown celebration many decrepit
dsrkies will be seen on clutches and sticks, with
brAs.limmed blue goggles. ready to tell ali
about the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

RoBRERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHr.-A dmisg
robbery 10 the street in broad daylight Baa com.
mitted 10 New York yesteri,y. At noon
Charles Messersuilh, c'crk 10 tn, employ Of
jacob RUPERT. tr,Wer. drove in q light
wagon from the brewery. at Ninety second
street and Third avsouc, down to deposit 30 N
Of money 10 The Germans and Nassau hanks.
With him. in he wagon, was Gustav Akerlow,
40 ttica boy. Thy carried $4,000 il bills,
done no 10 o package, and bag filed with
silver dollars. A. Forty seventh sroel their
wagon was iu1 into by Veuder's wagon, 10
which three men we're seated. The supposed
ptdlsrs sprsng from their wagon. two attacked
the clei k. while the third cut Tho reins Of tho
horse. IL sn instant they had sez d tho
ptckaPe Of bllls, srd, nmpirg bsct II lheir
cert, drcvs furiou,ly down L:xiogton nvspuc,
the bag It silver falling 10 The street.
Tho city sWarmsd with dottc ives las: night
IN search OF the vendet's wagon 10 which the
robbers carried of lhsir puodsr, smcuatiGg 10
$40 900. 10 bills raoglr from $lO0 tos2 The
thieves at the time OF The assault fred shot
over the heaos Of the frightened employees of
the brewer. They wtrs all masked snd BRAN
Ishsd pistols. One jumped into the wagon and
co'srsd Mes:esul b, the clelk. holding a
pistol TO his bead Another OF the robbers
seq d the package OF bills and silver. but
dropped tho lstter, So it was too heavy, Checks
to the amount OF 80 400. which Messcrs NTH
carried 10 bis pocket was not touched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

Tue New York Herald 10 saying Two % ice.
men shoud accompany late trains from Coney
lslacd, Ct C ,u'ss implies that excursion trains
aud steamers 10 that St c:iou. like o,htr, are
loieoled with those who render themselves 90
otn xous TO quiet people that peasursbls
Recreation is impossible. The dsgracsful pro-
c,eedlcgsst Giesboroa week or Two ago, duriug
which oo!ored man from this oily was btnsally
beaten, 50 sr specimen Of 81 m, pt rIorm nct of
'xtu:6lon parties 10 this neighborhocd; ard
though this vas colored picnic the conduit ut
It was 10 limitation OF similar white f airs. The
descriptions often published Of the dogs ti Con.
0laotlaop'e affords striking similarity TO the
uosiors entertained by some meu-if men they
should b, called. IL is said tia! these ours
l''e in different gee iops Of the city. AID whe o
one cha6cos to stray from L!s own neighbor-
hood be is ptuooed upon and ttrn to pieces By
these Of other parts OF The city for no other
reason thaa be is not q resident Of that paricu
lar quarter. |. is needless to ask how often
this spirit has manifested iis.lf 10 parties fiom
different cities when they meet 90 cxcur.
sion boats or trains, and often fight and scratch
Tor no other reason but that they live in ditfsr
ent places. At one TINA this evil had assumed
such proportions heresbouts that steamers carry.
Jag Sunday excursion parties from WAshinpton
refused 10 stop st our wbarvas for passengers the
captains Of the same knowing thst trouble WAS
inevitable when residents of the two cities began
drinking together on the same boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

HERR kRUPP.-This great gun maker is
said to be the richest msn 10 Germany, save
the Rothscbilds lie has had life of iocredi.
bly, hard work amid mary failures and disap-
pointments He usually rides with guests till
clock luncheon. At O'Clock be retires 10
dsfkened room where be jots down Oh q
block the ideas which paSI through his active
MIND. be leaves sheets as he tears them off
the block scattered around the reom. Sometimes
ne Writes TIL early morning. He is said to have
habit OF mounting saddle in his room and
puttlog his ieet in the sturrups. whereby diff
ieIent set OF muSclas are trouRht into activity.
In bis manutactory at Esnn G.000 mon are reg
ulary employed. It requiras about yetr to
hnls5 large c.nnon. Tore, hundred PERSONS
can dite 10 bis handsome home,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

The Poison OF ANGER TIE effect of mas.
sim upon the 1t .liaa temperament is something
peculiar. 10 mary respee,s they are az odd
development of Lunan nature. Few people
ar. 10 tue main. MITE o,Ieulalitg and self To-
urested; bot there calculations are ifcuuen!y
marrei b. lud Len impulse. 10 fact, they are
bard, practical btings. with occasional Intervals
Of uo.c-, durirg which they are hardly respon
Sible for their aolious. THIS, to certain ex-
tent. arises from physical Causes. remen Der
ones passing some weeks with an Italian at his
Wills. He had q coachnan, very worthy sort
Of man O5iog to carelesots5. this coachmsn
allowed horse uader his charge to III ure it.
SELF My friend lec:urei him in somegb bat
strong language on this the coachman betook
himself to is bad, and died. The doctor who
attended him told me that death was CAUSED by
aft ct rsbbis. So angry had tie coachman
been at the lecture, that bis bile was Converted
into 80 acid fad. which acted upon him as
sort Ct poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
UMBRELLAS aro 80 Invention of great &C

UMBRELLAS sto 80 invention of great ar-
tqulIy. They are seen 10 the sculptures of sn'
oient Egypt and Assyris. They are also s,en
on early Greek vases. They we're used ty
our Ssxon ancestors IS shelter. or mark OF
distinction, for royalty. In an Augo Sax 10
manuscript of the tenth century. preserved in
the British Museum. is the drawing of a king
who has 30 umbrella held over his head By an
attendant, 10 the same way as it is borne over
modern Eastern kings. The form is precisely
similar to those now 10 pse. though they we're
an entire novelty when reiotroduced 10 the last
century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

BEtThovEN.-lf VIC survey tho progress
which music hes m.do under Beethoven from
a historical point OF view, We nay briefly de-
snl3e it IS the attainment Of a isculiy which
bad Ir.slocsY been denied 10 it; by virtue of
this faculty nu'lc. iranl the " fats of &c ,beti.
cu beauty. strides toto the sphere Of the sub
limo; aod 10 lhll sphere it has uepu released
ir)m all construct of lraduiJnal or corsen,,r..
al forns. aud it completely peuetrates aud All.
mates these tarms With lis ripper spirit. And
this achievement appears cv,deu: to evfr2 hu
man heart ard mind by the character Bee, no.
ven has impaired TO tho cti,t f ,rm Of all uu,ic
melody; for nrIcdJ has now re Z aimed tho
highest natural simplicity, as the s,urc, from
which 1t can be received a, invigor,ted at aoy
time aDd Tor a5y r qliremsnt, aud expandior
to the highest. richest variety. Aud VIZ uss
group al this u der one head, iotelIigibls to
rvery ooc. Melody through B,ethogeo. has
become tmluopalei from the i.fllsnos ct
fashion aud fuMualing taste. aud elevated 10
go tV;r valid. purely human syp". Bae.ho,
ven's music will be understood at a,y time,
while the music Of his ptedtcess rs will, tor Il a
most par. remain integ,b!o oo!y .hroDgl tie
medium OF light thrown upou It ~ tha iiru,p
OF art. -Richdrtl HdqnPr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16
VIRGINIA NEW,V

Mr.. Samuel Britain, -four inspector for the
city Cf Richmond, WAS stricken With parsl sis
Thursday night and died 10 very few mieu:es
The fouripg mills at Fredericksburg hsva
shut down for the parpose Of cleaning Up. and
will not b., 10 operation again fer about ten days
Cr iwJ weeks.
BY the falling 10 of az embs5knert at the
Bsrytcs mice, near Nokesvillc, 10 Prize, Will
liam county. on Friday. the Sth, coored m IA
vas buried alive.
The acting Of ofhcrs of the ! It.. Pad and
Bid Virginia regiments OF Infantry i,r tho cleo
tion Of triga1u e neral has been postponed
led. Fl nitely.
By tho will Of the late John Burnside, ad
pltted TO probate in New Orleans last Tuesday,
Mr. Aud:eW Bcrne, j.. Of Richmond, receives
800 900.
Wythe couuty will be ably represented IL the
demctr Itlc convention. eX Senator Robert r.
Withers, Lieutenant Governor j. a. Walker,
Gsn,rl VIM. Teny and Hon. G,crse J. IIol
brook being among the delegates.
The residence of Mrs. ?. L. Bragg. two and
shsf nies from Culpeptr U. H., was rusk ~
lightning on Monday atteroooD. All Of the
family wtr, severely SHOCKED. Ole side Ct tho
house IVES partly torn ou., aud valuable deg
Was Instantly killed.
Margaret +, gu'. the coored wlm.a VITO
sometime site, Administered po5' n 20 Rev.
Dr.. l. w. Bates, p .stur of the 81 p Church,
LIZ Dohburg, and to the members of til house
hold, was trtd Wednesday aod resulted 10 It G
prisoners conVic ion ADD seltauce 10 7o years
imprisonment in the State paniten'ilry
Auat Salia Tbr,Shtr. as ste was fsmiliarly
kncwa BY large utmocr ef hi.nds and rela
lions. died at her home. nesr Gist's MILL in
R)anoke county, Oh the 5 b inst. ct the great
age OF l03-soms of her relations say lCG -
years. A sister, Mrs. Polly Sncrt. pear 100
years III, and bother, Il iwsrd Short, sgod
| about So years. survive Mrs. Thrtsh:r.
The dead boiy of small c,lcrod boy. abous
10 yeats OF nse. terribly maugei. Was fouod
last Thursday By Capt. Eu5snk, stc,ion N astar
ou the r. F. & P. r. r., ussr the Sum nit. -
It is supposed the boy was stealing a rldo 10
Riotm md on tho fast trsio last Wednesd. y.
ard In sem, way II beneath tho train. Olo
OF his legi and arms hAvo rot yet been l.und.
No one seams to know Anything abou! the hey
or bis belonging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-16

POSTAL CLERK Samuel Cooper. son of The
late General Cooper, has been appointed postal
CLERK 90 The road between Lyuchburg and Bis.
tol. Tennessee, and Left for bis post las. night
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-17

leave to make the following statement !:
First, The Revised New Testament will be
published by the English University presses
in May next, in different sizes and styles OF
binding, at corresponding prices: Second,
The American committee give their sanction
to the University editions as containing the
text pure and simple. Third, The committee
have no connection with any proposed re-
prints. Fourth, The publication Of the revis.
ion will be on precisely the same footing as
the present authorized version-that is, pro,
tected by copyright in England and free in
this country. Fifth, The American COM
mittee will present to every old and new con-
tributor Of not less than $40 toward the ex-
penses of their work, memorial copy OF the
best University edition in royal octave, hand
somely bound and inscribed. This offer
holds good until next May, and copies will
be forwarded free of expense as soon as re
ceived.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-17
CRIMINAL, BUSINESS IN COURT.

There will probably be heavier amount Of
criminal business before the next Circuit
Court for this county, than there has been at
any recent previous term. Besides the cases
which usually come up from Trial Justices
Courts, there are now in the Jail sixteen per.
sons awaiting trial on various charges, from
larceny to murder. OF the latter crime there
are two cases pending, in one of which (the
recent killing of the Catawba Indian, Harris)
three persons, all white, are implicated, and
in the other, June, Massey, colored, is charged
with the killing of another colored man, at
Rock Hill, last winter.