davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-10
IMH! !....,... 4l.MA
Add t~ctvc pumps ut $.ON.+.., ....... -. ;s.tAa

Grand total Of wholo work. $i1 ,0O0
These figures cnllllrn tic estimates tnnte
mare than Il ycar ngo by tho rxl'urts WHO
thel, gnye tt!eir evidence. l.enyrg n mnsk
liberal snarg!n. It will le sect, that the Sl0U,-
QUO appropriated by tic Council was ample
for tho construction nnd completion nj tic
wt1olo Improvement. All tl!nt was wanting
was n plirl'ose III the part Of tho Mayor to
carry'out tllo will Of tho public. lind l,e my
tlesirc IN hayo Ind tint wnrk completed, liz
could have 1t In successful operation ou tho
1st Of April next ut the very latest. Ills
failure to ito tts dirty las subjected t!tfs city
aul 0tlc-thi.l Of tho State tu II continuous
tlarrlsolian stencil" IN the river mid cni,a
for ollo ci,ttre year. II tho Mayer will not
now tto Ills duty, we trusL thu Legislature
will al0pt such legislation rs will compel the
execution Of Nils work.
, 1881-02-10

TcnTborn strrnt. eurnrr oF Monros. Engagement
Of ucr Majosty'k Opera Company. "Lohcngs!n."
, 1881-02-10
f3r1.t,.1 Ut,ern-IEot,ar,

&3FNH1 V5eFH*lENfIa#s
Clark Htrecs. nppoali new CuHrt-lf1usc. Engncc-
ncnt br Mr, nih Mrs. Goo. =. knlEht "GoycFnmunt
Upuds.t
, 1881-02-10

h'l nr price tl"t woul,t be $3 D cncl, delivered
Oh rltrs III ChlcuIn.
X later letter frMn tho same establishment
stated that:
With eight Of those pumps VII will guarantee
tn move 4D,!Hsl tAhe fret III wafer I,rr minute.
nnd With twntvnnf thon t1.uW mibIa fret per-
1niltllc. WI should prefer 10 furnish tho pumps
only.
Hero WINS III. offer In furnish twelve pumps
cnpnhie Ut ltftin9 W000 cul'ie feet ut wMtcr
rer Minnie Tor the srm Ut s:ltnO cacl, or
sM,UW III al. Tic otlicr needed EXPENSES
l,ny l,u thus stntttl:
Ono cEnrl!ss e,lRllse, fn0horsc. power. .$1snW
!.htk aiti tlaItt. 11ihk1
!lHllrrA .... Observation-Disclosures, f1AU
tlul1.H. H.............,........,.. tlkn
Dredging. ............ ...........,........,., HWbl
Tntal. l..,................. .F41.hN
Add twctyc pumps ut $bON. .... ,...... -. GLMu
, 1881-02-10

, tE0ntry'R Theatre.
Randolph street. between Clark and LII salsc. MY
Setudtne.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
The Markets.,

SALTIMoRE June 1.-Virginia 6s old = &c
deferred IL; do consolidated si1 do second Sc.
res 50! past Cue coupons =; new lO.dls o:
bid 10 day. Cotton frmer middlne 1C4 Flour
dull; Howard st and Western super 5O,:l; 90
extra 21sS5; do family S 25,S6$5 g; City MIi's
super 60a$4 do extra 4 5Gns6; do family = %
81; 40 Rio brands 62s$6 IS; Patapsco family
81 rs. Wheat-Southern lower; Western low
er, closing firm for options; Southern red l-V'
ia do amber l2isl25; No 2 Western winter
req spot l24lal2as; June l2H.l24t: July l2i!'
l22; Aug lles.lIet; Sept ll9isllss. C!rn7-
Southern steady; Western lowar aad dut;
Southern white 6e!; do yellow 55a57; Western
mixed spot 66i a57; June SGT; August y o5,
steamer SGT. Oats quiet; Western white 4'si'
do mixed 46l47. bye dull at l06aloS Hsy du.'
and essier; prime to choice Penns and Msfy-
land 1882. Coffee firm Ri) csrgoes ord,ns'S
to fair 9tsll4. Sugar firm; A sof! IL: WEI
key dull at 81 CO.
NEW YORK, June l Stocks dull. Money
3a33 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat fa''J
active Corn moderately active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
NEWS OF The D4Y

Three m.sksd men robbed s!ore at Norton
Vile. Kansas. lev nights ago uf bct3sec
$l2 600 and $4,000.
Ihs frs. cra.o of paacha; has been received
at New York from Gsorgis, where the CROP is
estimated at G0.0O0 ba!k: ia, the trees Being
healthy aud the iiuit 6ne
The French tobsc,o cJntrac; was awarded
yesterday TO Sienos Campo. OF Paris, Who is
represented 10 Baltimore BY Messts J. D.
kramelberg & Go. About 900 bossscat Of
Maryland tobacco will have 10 b, purchased.
John Grnyhsm. Convict in the Kentucky
pen!tsnlIarE. hired oolored convict to Gu: bis
hsnd Oft, 50 that be could not be made to hackle
hemp. The negro performed thu operation
With single blow of an sxs.
was conceded 10 Albany last night that
Cotk!Ipg was entirely cut CT the senatorial
race. Cornell and DepeW wero then the talk
hm2ng tho Republicans. with some show of
harmonious action, but Governor Cornell do.
| cEints the hoocr.
1t appears that tho National Bauk circulation
Is greater to day than it ever was before, and
steadily Increasing. 1t is nor 1854, 900 900,
| having increased sac 900 900 in the last tive
years, and tho Comptroller Of tho Currency
expresses hi' belief that it will 20 10 $&&71j. :.
| 600 600.
htCsstle Garden, N. Y, -! IMMIGRANT:
arrived Sa u.day and 49, on Sunday. The
arrivals from the lst to The 60 Of May, irclu
| sIvo. duriOg The yea7 loot up 1900. For the
week ended May rs The arrivals we.o POTTS
which is the heAvies! week ever koowa. There
| have arrived darios the year ~ 10 the aS.h
| Ut, Inclusive. l79 3Gl.
| Maria Oar;oo ,ool
keeper. has been arrested 10 New York fer Set
| ,iog hr, To tho saloon to &c. 81 800 inenraacc.
Several peraOEs Wcro slecp 10 the bCuic,
among them siek ". man ard CHILD whcn ths
hous> Tas fr:d. The police had warGipg OF the
! affair. and the match had hardly been applied
| b,!Ore tho Touan was arrested.
a sag, coach was stopped ty robbers neal
P1ncs Springs. Colorado, few days Ego, and
| he mails AID passengers robbed CT $500, 9
IS 800 daft aud sundly gold watches. They
afterwards reId store at P1noa SprOgs. n-
undated all present ard sacked the safe OF $500
Iha leader was recognized as Charles Allison, 6
| former deputy sheriff.
A meeting was held OF the Mayors Office il
Baltimore yesterday ct the ircorporatcri Ct the
"laGusrisl Exposition and Music. Fesiva
Association CT Ballimcrs City Tic tbjcc
OF The meeting was stated by Mayor Latrcbs tc
be the ertc:lon OF suitable and permt uent build
| logs Tor annual expOsliiOrs. TIC association i:
| to be based s morally on the Plan OF the Cia-
clnusi! organization. The Mayor appoiotcd O
c'mmitttee 10 complete the organization.
The kuoxViIlo aud August railroad company
was rcorga.!Zyd OF Rockville, Tenn, yesterday
| With capital OF 81 900, 900. and r. NJ. Hood
OF MarysVl ID. Tenn, president. The new com
psoy viii complete the road from lis present
terminus to the Tennessee aud North Caroling
| line. and thry haVo assurarc, that brslch Of
the Richmond AID Dsuvle sys;tm will NEE
| them there. Two membtrs OF the Il chmouC
snd DacyiIlo syndicate hsvs been eIcctoG
drtc:crs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
Obituary.,

In shreveport. La. at 6. o clock o. IN. on Fri.
d4y. May y. 1881, after short ilneas MARY
va, second daughter of B. C. and. Annie r,
White, aged 10 years and months.
ihe above announcement will b3 roai with
regret by the many friends of tho f.tber and
mo!ner both CT whom arc natives Of Alox.n.
dria-the mother the daughter OF Mr.. David
,Hliilsms, and the father (Cailie) the con OF tho
late Vschel White. well.knoWn to all our old
clt";n'' mr.. White is at present EMPLOYED on
lac editorial stan of The Shreveport Daily Stand
afa, from which we clip the following notice:
We arc panied to announce tho death of
Mary Ida, second daughter of MIR. 3. G. White
OF the STANDARD STAFF, which ssd event occurrod
at D o'clock last oyening. We had bean lad tn
nope mat she had passed. the crisis Of her disease
and That she would be ed to her fond and
ootihg parents, and 30 announced in our issuo of
Yesterday, but Providence wlIled j. o:herwjse
hittle As'y Ida WAS a remarkably sol shtly and
interesting Guild, possessed Of sweet and amis.
DO disposition, greatly beloved by her school.
mstsa and associates, and idolz,d by her parents
lhey have our hes!tf.lt sympathy in their DO.
reavemont"
Tho Daily Times, of the same city. has the fnl.
lowing notice: '0 IVA
I'VE extremely regret to announce ,ha das,b
OF Inc little daughter Of Ar. 3. G. White. Sha
Was 8 remarkably sprightly, Interesting anS
iovaole child. The aftl c!ei parents have our
sincere sympathy in their sad bereavement"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From ALBANY.

ALBANY. N Y, Juao l.-l.is ruuorci tbs
m ,rning that Gov Cornell will not write ,c'-
ter declining to permi! his nsme to b. u,eiss
candidate 10 tho senatorial contest. Sonata
MCCARTHY has not received any letter from The
Governor OH 'c!iog to the use Of bis naoe.
The first vote 10 j,rt convention stood a,
follows:
For short tern-Cookliug. 81; Jsc,bs, y.
Wheeler, %; Cerntli, II; Rogers. II; Grew ry,
3; Fonton, 3; White. .; Pomeroy. ,; BradI.y
l.; Edck, !; Foyer, .; Wadswor,h. l.; bsIsao,
scattering.
The Hous, then proceeded TO fill the yac.yc,
caus,d by the resignation Of Mr.. pi.tt With H.,
following result: For Plat. 20; D.pcw, -:
kernsp. So; Folg:r, 4; Corns'l. -; DAVIS, :.
L,pbam, S; Miller, s; Crowley, 4; Evarls. 8
Butcher, >; M0r:ou, l; Wsdswcrih >; Ire
maine, l; Wood. 3. and Rogers. |. N, clois,
10 either CASA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

Rsv. I. N. Conrad. ouca a professor OF
Blacksburg College, turned MshoDito 10 order
to b, elected Clark of Montgomery county. but
was defeated by large majority. 1t is o
notorious fac. that while the vast msjority Of
the most arden. democrats and many Ct the me 81
pronounced republicans not only don't seek,
but don't want and would rot accept offioa.
every single Mahonite that anybody knows. or
has ever heard Of. is 40 Office seeker of some
grade, from cuspador cleaner up to Governor
and Senator. Principle is not sn element in
the party'a organization lis b5dy and soul
spd inspiring motive is hope for oHius. aud its
only means for securing the f.uiton of that
hope, is it's ability TO dsceivo the i9norspt and
easily prtiudiced negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

TIE CorkliDgies are funny fellows 10 be
sure. They have jus! assumed the role of anti
monopolists and their prts3nt ctisf cause Ct
complaint against Blaine. over who's, shoulders
they fight the President. is that BIO is monop
olis!. There is no doubt that Biaioe, the Pres
ident, and the whole radical party. especially
Messts. Plat. aud Conklipg, ere monUp osts,
and havo been SO from the first. aud tia! tho
whole legislation Of tho country during their
c,utro of it was 10 the interest of lh, capital
ISIS and monopo!ists and against that of the
people. Blu. the funny part is that the Col K
liogites have just developed such an aversion 10
monopoly, and sucn desire TO protect the in-
forest of tho dear people," We trus. they % 81
continue in their present ir.mo of mina re-
speeding monopoly until next wioter, aid that
they then may give praoticsl efE,c 10 their
opposition 10 i. BY assisting the democrats 10
Congress- 10 their efforts to destroy its powerful
sway and its baoeIuI effects upon tho b;s! inter
cts Of the counry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
The Richmond Wing says {:

General Mahone had good reasons for every
vote he has o's'. His resdiuster constituents
understand thoso rcasons and applaud bis
course.
There is no doubt the General thought he
had good reasons for vo'irg as be did. but it is
equally as urqusstionsble that be has sirce dis.
covered that he was sadly mistaken. It is by
no means so ccrtaiu, however, that his ''resd-
iuster" constituents understood ih ose reasons
or applaud his course. Many of them. Oh the
o,ntrary, profess to be utterly iocapabIe of no.
dsrStanding either him or bis reasons. sud 81
far are they from spplau ling his course that
they denounos it in uomessured terms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

4 HuT WATER EIYlR-Tho ga! Suro
tunnel. cut 10 relieve tho celebrated C9mitcc
nines at Virginia Ci:y. New. Of The vast q1au-
tides Ct hot water which is encountered 10 them,
affords % outlet to II 600 tors every ~ houra,
or abou. 0J0 900 ga!Ioos S)ns oil the vat
er, as it inds lis WY iato tho niuas. has tenn .
pera!ure Of 1875 degrees. who four mills from
the mouth Of the tunotl tn temperature ranges
from 100 to l35 degrees. 10 obviate the iu.
convenience, which would arise from tho yapor
such vast qusnti!y of water would give of,
the t15w is condu,cd through the entire tun-
nj. four miles, 10 tight hums nsds If Pine.
At the point OF exit the water has lost but 7
degrees of heat. SKY fest below the mouth
Of the tunnel the bot water is utilized for turn
log machinery bslot g:ng to the compaty from
where, it ia carried utf by tuonel l 100 feet
10 lsogth, which serves IS water way. L,aV-
log the waste way tulpe the water hoTs to
tie Carson river. milo and half distant.
This bot water is being uti z ID for many pur-
poses. The boys have rrrarged several pools
where they indulge 10 bot baths. The mloers
and others use it for Laundry purposes and ar
rsngements are being made whereby thouss
and acres belonging to the company arc being
irrigated. 1t is proposed to oonduc. the hot
water through iron pip,s, beneath the surface
of the soil. near the roots of thousands OF fruit
trees which are 10 bs planted, AID 10 q SIMILAR
manner give the o. ce!ssry Walm:h to number
ct hot houses to be used tor The propagation OF
carly fruits and vegetables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
Gen. Grants baggage Robbed.

ST. LOUIS. June l.-John T. Fzoatrick
form erly messenger on tho Southern Exprcs.
Company. ADD a. Kins. formerly baggage
man 90 tho Iron Moun!ain Railroad, were seco
drunk ia Texarkaua one day last week wen!ies
valuable gold badges set With jewes. supp saA
to belong to General Grant. as tho 10 c:ipunu
showed they had been presented to hiai. The
badges were taken tror them and sent Ia IT. :
city, but the men wero not trias,cd. lesrt
day both men were arrested sni II r. oil Il q
Grant property found 90 them. | is supp,
ed they robbed his baggage when he wen, 10
nj eYinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

The balloting 10 Tho New York Legislature
so far seems only to confirm previously fo,msd
opinions respecting it, namely that neither one
OF the radical sub factions can elect its men
without large support from tho democrats. aid
tha! if The democrats remain solid, al tho rad.
icals continue divided. the election must n:c?s-
sarg DO postponed until pow legislature
shall have been chosen, 10 which it is now by
DO mosps improbable the democrats will have q
Plurality if not NJ ority. Having g,po so
far, it is almost impossible to corc.ive how q
mao Of Mr. Coukluv'1 character can retire
from the fight until either victory shall crown
his efforts or bis last routd If ammunition bs
httd and bis last man be laid low 10 sig al de-
feat. Present sppehrsnces alI indicate that The
latter alternative will be the crd of the srug,
gle. tut if his life has not been sham such q
fate will be preferable to an abandonment Of
tho ootf1ict 10 its present stage. 1t the lions
skin docs not conceal the ass i. must be either
victory or death with him. and if tho latter,
accompanied By as many of bis enemies as it is
possible fer him to encompass and drag down
with bin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
strike.

New York. Juoo IA sink, ,oak ll.a2
this morning amoog the men gu the diifer,a.
corstwise steamship lines along the iivGr r2a
At 10 clock. the men on thu Alex andre, Crau.
well, Mallory, Wards. Old Dominion, Ch2rl,s,
too and Morgan lines. struck work. Tho tCcs
hands on the Norwich line, al pier 40 n L ,
also strnck. Tho mel ara orderly aud Il,
trouble il Anticipated by tho police. II.
thought that o1upromis, will b. til ccd d,
fore night, aud the men return to their woIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

CENSUS APPROPRIATION EXHAUSTED. Tho
appropriation for tho Census Bureau is about
exhausted. Oo!y f.w thousand dollars re-
main uuexpended. Gen. Walker is uuwiiog
to create q d;fc ercg, aod. 81 consequence,
the various employees will DO discharged
at orc, and the cbccs closed. a skeleton
o'gsuiz 'tlon will DO retained for the purpose of
rectisiu2 and Fling cOrreSroDderca, but the
tunc;iooa OF the oftoo ere pr4oiic .lI7 at 80 end
ri least until the XXI Session of Congress, when
further appropriation may be asked to com.
plcto tho work, General Walker explains tho
uoexFec'cd dei.ieucy by saying that no vas led
loto tho ctf2rt to obtain valuable industrial
statistics not ct fist coDtem plated. but whloh
were TOO important to ignore, aud which neo,s
STATED uotrtvided for cxrerss. He also CON-
pane ths: many OF the clerks employed we're
lnetilc cot, saa much moosy Vas wasted ia
the employment of inexperienced and ooom,
patcnt help. it being 90 small part of his task
to train the thousands CT employees into some
appreciation OF the methods of tho otfios,-
Washington Republican,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
EIuRuCi0S.

NEw loaK. juno 1.-The Posts fiuanoial
ortlce says: Tho sock tx,hauge markets c)u
tnus very dull. U. 8. par cts. ara selling at
llS}.s 5; the Al ara quoted exquarter interest
aud are lower. The STARE unchanged aud the
Windows Gro l04. State bonds are dull, and
3 Iowtr for Virginia Gs deferred. Rsilrosd bonds
arc down fal per cant with the market du
As rule the prices Of sccks, as tho result of
the huetustiors thus fsf 10 day, are lower than
Yesterdays closing, There isl great abundance
of oanablo funds, which on c,ll commatd 2a2!
Der ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

& hEMtEKABLE SURGICAL OPERATION
John a. hasson, United States Minister 10
Auss.le, has communicated TO the New York
Tribune. tho particulars of remarkable surgical
operation by Professor Theodore Beiro:b. The
pail mt was woman about IS yesrs old, ,he
mother of eight children. who wa, t fl c!ed with
ca1carous tuno: in the stomach. IL was about
Inc z, OF an ordinary apple, and in removing
1. a portion OF the intestine had to be cut awav
which was atterward ,ined by six stitches. The
operation lasted about one hour and a.bslf
curing Wnlcn time the woman was under The F,tt
tines measured fourteen centimetres' and vet tho
patient WAS cured. This case is believed to he
Inc Il S. instance Of q limilRr operation WHARF
oealh did not result. The Professor had previ.
ously convinced himself that The operation could
De successfully performed by ezDerims ntiug on
a1imslF. His success will Go much in removing
me Sense!esa elamor against Viviac,ton as it
$ hoWs that suffering humanity can bs rslieved
by the knowledge thus gsiaed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
H{RG{RJ 4 NEWS

Tho brickIayers OF Richmond uow get 81. 80
o day.
Tho Baptist General Association meets 10
Richmond to night.
Mr.. H. W. Fuller has been appointed Gene
raj Ticket and Passenger Agent ct the Chess.
poskc and Ohio Railway, vic, Conway r. How.
ard, resigned.
Cotton will be extensively cultivated in Meek.
len1urg, Southampton. Pnnoess Acne, Nanse-
moDd and other c3ualies this year. A large
surface has beon planted.
The Southwest is demanding tho lieutenant
gcvar1oTshp for ConuaiIy +. Trieg, "ibo boy
candidate" who ran sgsins: Fulke,scn for Con-
sress las: fail and came SO near bciog elected.
William Jones. Fsirf,x county. f9c years,
tor malicious shooting, aud Fannie Anderson
TWO yests. t1f house breaking, we're rec sivcd ct
the Stale pcaliea'ar7 yesterday.
Richmond is to have grain elevator at LAST
With capacity OF $50, 900 bushels. |; vii! be
built in the lover part of tho city by the CECsa.
poake and Ohio Railway Company.
The YouDg Mems Chti,tisa Association Of
Richmond has 40 sotua! membership of 29G
and 336 associate members. with = library Of
over five thousand volumes.
Osipg 10 painful neuralgia affection lLse
Alexander Rives Wa uoabl, to hold the !ss,
regular term OF the United States Court at
Abingdon. Tho marsha! WAS Instructed TO al,
iJurn it over until MondGs, tho &c. h Of Juac.
Shipments of eros and minerals end LOGS from
Southwest Vifgi,ii arc made in large quantities
over tho Norfolk aud Western railroad to Nor
folk, aud shipped from there to various mar
kets.
Tho Malone r1aG ius!er convention meets in
Richmond to morrow. The candidates most
tavcrably spoken of 10 connection With the nom.
uaion Tor Governor arc Messts Massey, Gro.
ner. Wise, EiGdleberger aud even Gen. Malone
himself
Capt. McPhail an official Oh The railroad be-
tween Greensboro and Ssiau, 10 attempting TO
get on passenger rain al ii was moving OF
Salem, N. u. yesterday. slipped and Tell beneath
the wheels. which crushed his rieh. hand ard
loot. necoss;tatlng the am puta.ion of tho Injured
limbs from stu shcCk OF which he died.
Tie Governor has refused to pcrdoa Do Witt
Grover, sentenced 10 1877 by the County Court
of Rockingham to eighteen years in he neni {.
Tertiary for obssruolug the track OF tho HsI,i
moro snd Oalo Railroad near CoWsn' ! station,
10 said county. whereby train OF CATS sas
wicked. His EScolle5oy has nardoucd Samuel
Ashby. convicted 10 March, 1881, 10 tho Circuit
Court Of Halifax Of assault, apd sent to jill Tor
ttuc months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
FAIl7Irp.

WASHINGTON. June Tho iaiuro il an.
nouucsd of the Ola Pioneer Mail Company, A.
Aruot. of 81. Louis. Mo. prcsd cot, with head
quarters in this city. which hiss hecn gagged ia
the mail Contract business for &c years past, and
which hiss at Giif.ren, tim - held large costrscs
10 every State and territory. Tho taiiu:o is s!
trbuted ty MIR. Aroot 10 the rec ,nt cur!ailmcn!
OF tho contract s:rvico and other changes which
hsVa been made 10 carryios tbs mnli ia 10.
tho past few years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

The CuRISTfANCY Divorce CASE Mrs.
LuGenbesi. tho mother of Mrs. Chris!iarc5,
having recovered sufision;y, Was before Ex
amlocr L1V'joy, 10 Washington. yesterday, aud
her c'os5 Examination by counsel Il G :rsol 10 tho
divorce suit CT tx Senator Ctlissiancy against
his "lEo. was resumed. Tho only DOW facts
brought out were that Giro chilled al her house
10 July, 1850. and left some valuable j.welry ie
Der care. Mrs. CHRIS i.ncy WAS present With
the witness 1t tho Interview, and hesi,ated about
takIrg charge Of the jewelry. Aftet Ietg BY
c'nTerSs IN she 6cay concluded to nccapt tho
trust. Not great Will, after this Mira Luz
ecnhcel SD Mrs Chtistianc7 msdo visit to
Now York fol- the benefit OF the Iattcr's health,
md stonpcd at resort On Long Island sound,
where tGey remained somo linn. While in the
civ Of New York the jaRcry was returned to
DE-. B!ood, whom Giro had tt them was his
sg31t. They received one visit from DE-. Blood
will! stopping on Long Island Mrs. L,pen.
beoi gas unable to give the name Of the plsce
SAefs Ihty visited orauy persons that they met.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01
WOInan'S Wisdom,

"ohe insists that It is of more importance, that
that aho should have ali tho fashionable dresses
and styles OF tho timer. She therefore sse5 to
It, thai each member CT hsr family is supplied
with enough Hop Bittrrs at the Il rst appearance
Of any symptoms of any i'll health, to prevent q
Ut OF sickness with its attendant e1pense caro-
ana anxlo!y; All women should exercise their
wisdom in this wsy."-Nc,o Harcn PILialium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-01

In Ten YEARs.-Things are turning south
ward AID eastward. migration is changing.
TideWster Virginia ADD the Southside will
spring into new life. The crops are changing
and improvng-mioersls are being discovered
and mines opened over which the tide of emf
grafton c,reessy passed. and men are return
ing to deserted lands. Cotton will move up
into the middle belt. and the peanut will follow
the sandy lands O:es of iron AID copper aud
gold viii be raised from lands delinquent for the
tex, aud fortunes will be made on lands from
which people ran aWay.-LyacAbTg Adrance.
A case Of sunslroke Occurred in Baltimore