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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
NEWS OF LIE DAY

Upwards Of lfteen hu1Grcd emierau!s from
bremen arrived a. Baltimore yesterday.
The widow Of Theodore Parker died st her
residence n Boston, Saturday aighf, aged sky.
seven years.
Csrl3le; in bis will, btqaeAths some valuable
books to Harvard College. eod audes sfsc-
tioos!eiy TO America
Gen. Martha ". Gary, distinguished South
CarCipiaa, died ct bis residsrc, in E1geGeld
county. 10 that State, Saturday last, OF couges
uoa OF TIC brain. atisr brief illness.
y company has been fJrmed 10 Chicago which
ri! shortly III. l 800 Refrigerator cars on Jay
Gor.d's system of Southern and Western roads
TO traospor; tropical fruit.
Ergns ia I. Bcsuregard, b;ota,r lf G.p.
Z. /. B,au'cg.rC. OF New Orleans, died !aw
days ego, in Saa AEtonia, Tex.s. nesr WLic!.
city 10 had been i2rg and successfully cogagod
IN stCcs tGis!Gs
Mrs. Chslas Baou. of Sar0iac, M:ci.,
k1oTa a. tE9 "Msmmolh Queen" when travel.
lux with cilc2scs, died Saturday. She weighed
400 2ouuGs ahd the cIftia 10 wach she Was to
% buried is G. fee. loag, vile, a1d 20 inche:
deep
Burglar! b:oke op,a s.lo il tho ;waIry
oio 0! William Wise, Fu'toa street, Nav
lo'k, On Saturday night, aud stole Sc 600
worth os wAtohts snd iaweity. Aaother safe.
10 viIl0h t!lsEc was 100000 worth ct Gi,moods,
etc, resisted ali their eiorH.
Mas Du,! tic Iowa City. L.. fssliac fa-
oatic. vas s;ii! alivo last night, but she had
srogu weaker, ard WAS barely able to swallow
water. Her pulse IVES very iocble, and SIC was
SO log Tint sho paid no attention 10 matters
g0ag ca about her. Yesterday is tho 47.h Day
Of he; fist.
Tho lato S&us!or Csraeuscr w4s buried yos-
terGsy a!ernson o. Forest Hons Cemo.cry,
near Nlii@2ukec. The iuaeral pageant tur.
passed aDy former burial ia WisaoLsiu. Not
oag CHI the entire population Of this cjy as
samb'o t. pay last tribute to the dcu:Gs ID,
bit alu1oa: every l0cAlity ia tho Stats was rep
resented ty rs most prominent cltiZ rs
She Northwestern floods, especially 10 Dako.s
;cnitGry, haya been ver7 dsmsging to property.
AZ IaEkton steamboat have been deposited
oa the ptailes end railroad tracks milo from
the river. a: Council Bluffs, Iowa, 500 !e-
fugee9 from the loT lands sro beicg provided
Ter By tbs Dc0giI OF tho city. At Omaha the
SilustiGa is critical, aud railroad washCu have
>curfcd en- both sides OF tie river, which is
lroin th.se 10 four ialies vide OF Tint point.
Same lives have been les.
Nij!lnt fpotohcs were made IT meeliog Of
Irlsbmoo 10 Biookl9r, n. T., last night, By
|O'Doa0qsh Ross aud JAS. hloD1rmott. The loc
uicr, relc!.!Cs to Tho iiot 10 blow up The Man
sion House il l.1.d1p. sid tbs missionaries
in E2eiaDd engaged 10 inst business would cou
tlauc Ltir Wcrk. hirs. ParnaIi msdo 7igcr
Us 2inttch al s lssd lesgus meeting 10 The Same
city. ikg Chicago lobor uoion las: Eight aocpt
CO resolution c,op upor ell tenants to refuse
10 give Up thar holdings ca May |, or TO rem
otheTa or pay ary advanced ront.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, April ll.--Virsinis IS old -: do
deferred Is; do consolidated 81 do "a series
81 past duo coupons q51 new 10. 4Os Coz: 10 49s
coup 95i bid to-day. Cotton quiet middlinv
III 1915. Flour quite firm; Howard street and
Western super 25aS4; do extra 4 25aS5. do
family 25,S6 .; City Mills super 25ss4: Do
extra, 25iS5; do family GO.SG 81; do Rio
6rands So ~; Patspsco family 81. WheatW
Soutbern easier; Western easier, closing steady.
Southern red ll5Al2l ; do amber INs12s No !
nsry!aud l3 No 2 Western wintsr red snot
1l9t April and Nay l9ssll94; june iISs
49, July llt5allG4; Aug ll3saila. CornN
soathern steady; Western steady; Sontba,n
waite WI ood do yellow IS; Western mi1ed snnt
oot soCs; April 55{ a55i; May 64,51!; june 6i
S Uas .stesdy; Western white 47a47i; do mixed
4aa45; Penna 49, Rye steady At ll0,lI2 Hsu
s stes SHy prime to choice Penns and Ms,vi.n5
S Sl ~ Cotse strong; Rio cargoss ordins,v -
lalr iOtal2t: Sugar firm; A soft 9s. WSiske W
>, NEW YORK. April l1.-Stocks fairly sto.dn
money 5i6 Flour unchanged and ouiet- Wha.,t
shade easier. Corn dull and unchanged D'A'
PHILADELPHIA. April l1.-Cstt]a-s,la, a,,o
hesd market fair; prime CAT; good 6i,fI " W. ~
Gum 1886; common Dash. bneep-SsIes Gae1
head; market &C i've; prime 7a7s GOOD ss az
medium 81 -G1 common 53s6l, HoosS oss,
S0CO head; market fair; extra 9ta9s: good s;sol.
MEDIUM Sse3. sooo o'a'si
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Eofd BeaconslieId.s Condition.

LONDON, April ll.-Lord B.acoDs6old pass.
cd moderately quiet Eight. lilo had some
sleep and took some rcfrcshnent bat his week
nsss is sill very great.
A bulletin Issued at l l o'c'o ck this morniog
says: Lord Bcaconsfield's strength is some
what diminished. Drs. Quain and Kidd will
call several lines during tho day. Dr.. Bruce
remains at L5rd Baucons6ed' residence. The
condition ct tho patient is very critic !, although,
the doctors have not abandoned sill hope. |.
WIS auncu, cd st noon that Lcrd Besconsf old's
cond!iGn had 10 no way improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Ferns Unhappy FLIGHT.

~ dispatch from Panama, dated Mac'l %,
biz . a!g;c:s from lina to the lei OF thc
same month \ provisiousl gogs,nnent OF
leadIog PeruVisEs had been awofn il, md Wi 70
treating with Chill far Daao,. The seat OF
government is the sna'l town y! Maea.!cna,
tso r.i'es ircm LIMA. aad Ito Psruvisn flag
has been displayed oTcr tho town. AbCut
$3.50 COO Of thu fra; monthly iasalmsn. of ST.,
QUO QUO war indemnity demanded BIZ Chill has
been pail. and arrangements have been usde
| tor noothcT payment. Tic following ere state, I
| to be he terms of pesos offered by Chill:
J. Ctsalon OF hotofagssIa, IO1srac, aad
Tecaa.
IL. An Indemnify. tas:d oa the iooSir 9
pointS: EXpcDsis Of the Wal; payment cf com
peosalOn TO tho army ic conformity with las
to such effect to be pass By Cor GEES: pay
| ment for the Esneralta, Lea, Cavsdot g, and
Jansq1eo, tn, iron c'ads Mstc) Cape und
Atahaulna, the corvette Uoion, end transports
Rlnlac. Otoya, TaIlsmap. Cbsilc, add Lmcps.
I'LL. naturalization for ChiliaDs txpecd
from Peru aud Bolivia.
Nv. Peru to undertake 70. 10 fcr.ify hcl
ports dutlng fifty years, ntr 10 acquire q pavy
during forty years.
', OuHiaC piUCu 10 d ricN9Ci lG Pcfu
| aad Bolivia on tine same ter1s as those Of the
| most favored nati0nl ard Chill TO COZ c:de SIN i
| Ter advantages TO thcs, from the w, republics.
VI. The extraction Of gusno from the Peru.
sian Islands to bs carried 90 fer scc }unt Of the
government of Chill, and the proceeds. sad d.
duc.log ces: Of extraction. to be divided EQUALS
between Chill. Peru, ard the f0rsisn creditors
| OF Peru, r:cosnz 1 uD to the lst of January,
1879. Alter payment Of such creditors Chill
aud Peru to divide proceeds equally; bu! the
pert belonging to Peru shall cot be received By
PtrC uotil clluse5 seo3Gd aud third Of thi:
| treaty shall hsva been carried iuto fl sot,
VII. Chlli. shall m,iataia folos O! 10 O0C
men 10 s1ch torts Ct Peru SO it may dacn it,
| sod It's vessels shall lave FREQ nrd frank en-.
trace to the ports. Theso troops shall BE-
| maintained By Peru as provided By tha Cori-
mi:saliat General CT the Army, and shall re.
nain 10 Peru uali! clauses s:coud and third
shall have been carried into tiec..
VIII. AS Peru aud 3 olivia are Consolidated
Chill will treat only With Peru for tho payment
of this indem nly.
lA, All doubts arising 10 rciererc, to this
treaty shall b settled by alhi!raiicn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Financial.

NEW YORK April 1.-the Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange markets
While dull are generally steady. u s bonds sre
higher for the DIS. State bonds are i.1t hieh.
e.,the latter South Carolina "a non-fundablc
4 + bonds arc up ! So per cent. The principsi
dealings haye been in Eric second consols which
are up to 1921. The stock market has been
slta-nsteiy strong and heavy, but The net resul;
at the time We write i5 an advance of laai. The
lsEer Manhattan Beach, which ia up to 5l5
sanduaky q Cleveland hes advanced from So
10 Us end is 62 as VIC writa. The rensirdfr ot
me inc; ist has advanced only ia. The stocks,
ing from G2t to 60i; Cen Psc ST to SIS: Netrono;.
tan Elevated from ll2 10 10 and Manhattan
from 37s to 3Gt OVAL
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1ettCF from Louisa Comfy.

lCorfearolcence Of the Ala1endris GazNta.
LOUISA COUNTY, April ., lSSl.-Sor,c tinc
ego c?lored by who had been confined il oer
o2uotS Jail sat fire 10 ii 10 tid,r 10 tscs:e, esG
the bulldog turcod \ 1Gw lit will 30 tu;l
by y. a. PoludsStcr, h, lowest bidder, for
III: sun of 81 200. The pIsu for The o,t i,;l
cost SlCO some siy $jOl-oesii,S tho much
greater expense Of paying fer The builtlps Of
the same. |: IS &c DO hoped that The Dcw Ill
msy be substantially bull SO :hGt prisoners csu.
not escape IS frequently IS they did from the
old one.
Tho Eol:copal chspel bef5 is raridiy ep-
| lr'echlcg completion cod will % vcry r,ot;g
shuHu.c. l. IS situated 7eFg pleasantly ia 0
eFaVe in the suburbs cf the vi lasc, Rev,
James Gtammcr is tbs shepherd Of he Eyis
| copsllau hlck, lie is good mau aud deserve;
| the thanks OF tho pQor!o for his successful eC.
1jrs 10 having ultimately es.hb listed ctufcI
IN our vicinity. Rev L,odon 4. Cutter. thr
pastor, breaches 10 morrow IL the D.scipIes
| Courc5. The Bantist cbrr h h:ro is "a vel
without pastor. bclevo.
| Hls. john L. Thompson. the mother OF Prof.
John L. Thompson, of this place, il, Eo rscccI
to learn, still q.itc SICK.
! The Louisa News ED Farmer sass that il !:
growing ard tha; therein lies the diIeretco be-
| tween It and the toRn Of Louisa.
Tho colorcd neoll, will h.vo an c5cur.i,r
| from Louisa to R!Ohnoul tho latter rat o.
| tbs month, std the gettcr5-up + the gchc!al
| Will, SIS :hty have done several times during the
past lew ye6ls, suc,etd in gathering u1ila {
handsome little SUN from the negroes Nhc. OF
| sccl cccislots are, as a Ganorsl Ihipe, ev:i
! reSdy 10 spnud III, l.si dime ni ih.ic hard
| earned money.
Rev. l.. A. Ca:l.r, Of this place. recently
tntk tour to The iamors l,ar,y csvc-as in
PSg: c1Bniy.
Miss Belle Chilss, or cur cluatY, is ID Rich
mond On VIsii. Qiic uumber 0! Louisa
young latl:s have been stiournins at OF. S;a,e
Carllal ms s:ason, among whom Was Fiiss Sa-
SIC il. Czech, wao has &c uly r>inr, ca to hel
hn:uc.
ltH q;ry cala. c|oujy, drz.ias weather nsG
| coed n'e'r ul GIis +, TO be urtcd
N0RNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Eunerin~s mt Sea.

New YORK. April 1.-The German bark
Tiger, loaded H!lh salt from Liverpool fer
BalumGre, YES met By steamer bound 10 New
York recently, short ct PROVISIONS TIE crew
were in most dcrlolablo condition, having
sustained life for several days on strips ofleath.
or soaked in lamp oil, ua'i the Gil guvo out,
snd then en- tho captains dog, after which
there was nothing bat caunsbalism and death
staring them in tho face. To odd TO their suf.
fcrines. ,To vessels passed several days before
within short distacce, tu: psid 90 attention
10 tkair signnIs Of distress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MlN1ATU BE ALMANAC. APRIL II. ISL
Gun TtScS.."..-...... 20 SUI, ssks.

ARRIVED.
Stmp John Gibson. New York, TO + A Kaa!.
Str Norfolk, Philsdelphis, to F A RsoI.
Str Jane Mosoley, Norfolk, to F A Reed
Str Geo Leary. Norfolk, to P B Hooo.
Str 1 V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, u 20.
tomac Ferry Company.
Str Mat!sno. lower Porc, 10 j Broder= Is Go.
, schr T Stickncy, Philadelphia, 10 Vim A
scht s F Kerwan, Baltimore, 70 Perry,
SIN DOT s. 60.
CLEARED.
CTR Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by f A Reed.
Or i Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, DS 70.
tomac Ferry Company.
Str Mat!aho, lower Pic, by j Broders & Co.
NsAoRAsDA.
g Schr Henry Dennison cleared q. Baltimore
tor this port 9th
, schr Eva Diver!y. from Georgetown, fox
faWtucket, passed through He'll Gate S.h.
schr John Stroup, from Boston for this pofi
passed through He'll Gate 10Th
schrs Van Dussn. from Richmond. a. Bo:-
ton 9Th, and John Il Fell, st do for do ION
Schrs Fred Walton and Rebocc, Fl0ren.e
from Boston fer Richmond, and Abbey Thsz.
Ter, from Frankfort f)r Washington, q. Vne-
yard Hsvea 8sh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

(HEo.-Chic, which vas Sunday week visit
Cd b' such fearful shock of earthquake is bot.
te. known to English readers as Solo. It is
Lord BsroD's "scio's racky i:lo." one CT the al.
IGSsei b!r.tp'aNs OF Homer The modern
Greek pronunciation of the word is Heeo. 1t
os!3ngs 10 Turkey, aod lies only four miles west
OF Cape blauco, ia Asa Minor The island
contslas otl9 sos square miles. but, 10 spite of
rugged surisc,, is orc Of tho richest and most
beautiful isi,ots a The Levan., at one time
Ssu5s!alnirg population Of 100 900 souls. The
t!slan vice. celebrated By tho earliest poets, is
still as rlcu ID ltuity as Of old. The houses in
Chio are usually built Of hawn stone. very solid
Tlth terrscsd roots,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
The AgSHSsiuS.

At the trial Of the Nibiiists implicated 10 the
assassination OF The late Gar. whci commenced
Oh the lib inst, sitter the reading ct The adicE.
men! was Concluded sto rsident ct the court
| asked tie prisoners 10 turn whelbe ttc7 wished
| tossy anything. R1Esekoff Rho thraw emo Ct
| tho bombs, spoke for half an horr. H. said be
primarily desired 10 agitatc peacefully, but
entered loto the conspiracy. seeing DO othe.
| Tey cut OF The sCcsl troubles Michail0if sid
re belonged 10 hc terrorist lee io5 of the party
but deGled RuS:aGUH' 5 statement thai he par
tialDated III tho arrangements for the murder Ct
he Gar. Hessy Hoffman scknoHl:dsed that
she kept conspirator's lcdgirg house, whi.h
WIS tho depot Tor their implements. but
denied heviea srtivcly partc natcd IN tho Cars
assassination. klbalts ch!us,h. the homumakcr,
aGoHcd lis couuccticn With ih, win OF tho
PtoI Is" party, their WISH, no said, bsiog t0
gain theit cti:cs by pcscelu propa2anda,
but they were Reluctantly Obliged to adopt the
teIraris; measures. lie admitted rrennsine
five bombs
Sophie PicsG.kY av9ged Ter participation 10
the preparation Of the Moscow miac and ia tho
murder Of the Gar. Jesbof n1errly rels.fd
the history of the two Alcxsndrof:ky mines,
liz said hs US the head of one erOup Of tbe
party sod wss charged By tie executive com.
! mitteo With the work of organizing the attack
BY bombs cod was connected With ihe Ssdoga
street mine as simple worker. Jaiiaboff, 10
bis statement, attempted TO c2teauac the clsss
OF Rnssakct and Michalloff By asserting thst
the former was oD'y propsgandist among
Worknsn snd knew nothing of lhs arrangement
Tor tic murder of tie Gar uotil tho day of It's
accomplishment, AID that tic latter WIS entirely
u1oonnectcd With the crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

The Richmond Wing Gcsignatcs tho dsu1o-
coiats of Virginia as "a get Of 5!Oyc! on: i,a;lS
and effoto fogies.' When the clerks at So
Arlington Hotel and tho dcorkcope!s X Tie
Senate see what tho General hcmo organ Gala
his political opponents. sniio lippes across
the usually impcr u-a5!o eOuntcn!ic3s Of ito
formcr aud ii. his up The noT anxious faces c!
the latter, because they tav3 not set ceased to
inform the scurv7 looking crowd who profess 10
be his friends that he will not recaiVo them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

EI1IATFD AIR AND INTEMpERANCE-A
NOTTINGHAM writes 10 the Christian Rsrister
ooacsrnlng the oon1tcoa Of bad air aud Totem.
pefaaca. lie says ihs! working ia,'a large room
N stos iiccry, with from fifty 10 hundred
others, The fumes Of to5scio mic. leg with the
slckehlDg smell Of leather, he icurd it useless
to tTy to TtnIiiato tic ro2n By tho windows.
Every nolaiEs he lowered them Oh ioch, but
in hal: Sc hour oil would be closed. The deer
had spElas which prevented i S beiog left
optn minute, and tbcre wss 90 say of secur-
lag flesh sir. When ho left his work at pipht
he teit SO Tint and life|ess that he logged for
stlnuisat. Many of the men went al once TO
the nearest saloon whsn the days work WAS
ended. Ine men think it is hard work that
makes them feel so tired, but in reality il is tn
0teatnln2 and rebresthing, hour after hour. of
ar Whlcn has hean deprived Of its oxygen and is
loaded WITH pt son. OF course, i'll health is gon.
ersl among the workmen, and i! is not strange
lhat Inc ltty drink shops in the town are we'll
supported. 1t 10 much to be wished that en-.
ployers understood the importance Of securing
an abundant supply of puro air in their shops
aId isc!orlea. 10 DO 60 would servo their inter.
ests So The Workmen would perform their task
VIII moro Vlgor and speed. There would ALSO
GO less tine lost from drunkenness. Smoking
IN the workrcom should be prohibited. No in.
telllsent person will deny that tobacco smoke in
sn unVentilatei room is not only sckeninp TO
many persons but dangerous TO sill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
The e SSSSS!ns.

LONDON, April ia dispatch from ST..
Petersburg 10 the Tlmcs, says: Tho prisoner
Jellsbot ln his speech OF the conclusion of the
trial OF the n !hllis!s On Saturday last. asked as
iaVo1 that his last speech in his defence might
DO printed and published word for word, Sophie
PieoEsky asked that she be dealt with regard
less OF her sex. Tho prisoners revived their
scnteroo With p:ifec! camuess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
ludicroug.

Gen. Asa Rogers in response TO the crush.
ing roply' Of BIZ. Cross, respecting alleged If
regularitios 10 the "a Auditors ofii,o du:iog
his-thc Genera management thereof. shows
that Mr.. Cross was any tbiag but fair in sup
pressing portion Of Mr.. TinsIeys letter. and
that if sry bonds have been distracted it Vas
dono after tn, keys Of the ofi,o Tero irruad
over to his Msbopito succitror,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
EOunG Dead

JERSEY City, April 1l,-Chatles Sttks, SS
years old, residing in Koarney Avenue. this
city, wss found dead in tho basement of bis
homo this m3ruius. Capt. McKais, who is
engaged In investigating the case, has elicted
tron tho ntiahbors that deceased and his wife
qlarreIcd on Sunday and that Mrs. Stoke push.
ed her husband over chair. when he struck
bis head against bureau aud fractured his
SKULL Mrs. Stoke, who bias been arrested, re-
fuses to s. ANYTHING about tho Case"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Robbery,

CINCINNATI. Ap. ia special to the Times.
Stsrfrom Little Rock. Ark, says: A party of
masked men yesterday rodo into Toledo. o
oountry tcTo, GO miles south Of hero. One
halt surrounded the Court IIous, while the
others catered the Treasury, blew opan tho safe
aud siclo from $1,000 to $4,000. They all
etclred,
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The New York Herald says:

MIR. Hayes imagined that ba could gaio
something by tur0i0g honest ard capable re.
pubcsns out OF office 10 the S1uthcrn States
and putting democrats in lha;r paots"
Now Mr.. Hayes may have made the changes
Ahat the Herald says he did, but if SO nobody
"a fbe South ever heard of them before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

General Mahorc DOW thinks that demtc'lty
is the source Of s The evils that have aud do
salic. the South, ord Sc! i: WAS less than SIX
months eg, that, rs chairnisn of the reat lser
committee. tc wrote:
"Oor desire is TO a;!rac. rot 10 reps! y0!es
for Hancock and Engish. We Da7, deec!ed
that the democratic work CT The hour"
Tho Generals political ap0stacy is positively
ludicrous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
Reward.

LONDON, April1l.-Handbills are circulated
10 L1rdoo Offering $500 rewarded to apy body
bringing to the social democratic club the letter
prin9, Bismarck wrote to Lord Granville,
Foreign Secretary, 'instructine" tho English
government to prosecute tho Freheit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
CaMGahar.

LONDON, April LA dispatch to tho Times
from Candahar sa5 S that Gen. Hume has pub,
lished an order to evscuate Candahar, which,
suit ct to The approval of the Commander in
Chief, will commence % the 13 inst, the fnsl
evacuation taking place onthe % inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11

Two DEATHS AFTER EATING HAM An 10.
Vts!isasIon was made rtc,nt'y io!o the Gus, 81
ttc d2a b It the two children Of Frederick s
Lu g. ore boy Of th.eo years sad The other q
boy of thirtceo months, Who we're tskan vio'
cnly i'll 10 Philadepbis. 90 Thursday of last
week. few hours alter p,rtski5g of boiled ham
for dinaer, ard died, cro on the Tuesday aud
the Other ou the Wednesday following. under
clrcu state which CAV, ,iso to the belief that
tie clus, o: their death YES triohiDoais. A fur
ther ioEsstigstioo of the muscles of the children
vas msds yesterday By Dr.. Longstrath, who
failed to discover the pressno, Of any tIiuhiun,
and he stated that death probably resulted from
eatiog SPOILED ham. D.. Lopgstreth says that
be has heeD Informed tbs: ham may be and is
&, prepared as to daaciVe tie sense and to sp-
pesT good, "nc i: il in reality uu6s fer use.
Mi. N. NJ: Tamor, leading citizen Of ee<
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNps, &c.-J. A. Ham leton &c. s
Baltimore Financial Circular of Saturday Les.
says:
Virginia bonds wero active, but price; VISA
Irregular. Consols opened at S2f, cold .wn "a
81. Ten. forties we're in good demand, and 81.
vanced from 492 to SIT. The low priced Issues
we're particularly lively. Peeers sold from, g
q. Consol scrip carrying all past duo inter-,
from ISL cold ct 100. Black scrin bought Il,
Consol and 10 20 coupons soid ct 05i inore ;.
nothing now in the situation in Virginia The,
wero no foreign orders this week 10 buy cris5!..
the demand being TO cover short contracts Al !.
for home investment. The future il uncor;sr,
but wa regard The 10 10 So the mcsL dcsicahlen
buy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
The Richmond WHY says:

Everybody knows tia. Gen. Mshono is a
democrat; everybody knows inst he Eas q
democrat when he wss elected Senator"
Yes, and everybody also knows that ne has
betrayed his party; vilifes and abuses his own
State and section, hiss deserted his hilh and kin
and gone over TO their enonies, and shelters
himself behind Messrs. Dawes and Eoar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-11
K II. MAury s. Cos. Richmond circuls- .
same date says:

Transactions in conso!s and 10 40's were qui!e
large. and at much better figures thsa list week
until Friday, when prces declined sbolt n,
cant. except for l0.40s, which only snow :rq,.
,ional decline. One OF the mos. rea,a,f,ba
events OF the week vas tho rapid adva.c, 81
Virginia deferred from Is to;2 This "nrs:,
orphan is subject to such violent nuctu.,ion.;
is inexplicable. We should not be surprised =
see sell down to old prices before many wei !.
pass, and we would advise thoio who hold t. sol
by sill means, for they csn certainly repsc, I.
at profit. Virginis peelers have sold rs HI h
IS 3Gi, and aeem to DO wanted ut that. We
know no good reason for this. except that otSa,.
are IN tho market from parties who csn sloii
to wait for settlement We think that ,ts
class OF securities will DO arranged for 1T som,
time in the future. bu! it would be diiiicul; 70
say when. There has been very little chnaSc in
the price OF coupons.