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Great Britain.


Cornell and the Henley Regatta.
LONDON June 6.-The pressure of public
opinion in England will doubtless compel the
Henley regatta committee to accept Cornelrs
entry. The Sportsman says: ''Eveh the
English crews are as yet in entire Ignorance
of the date of entry for the regatta and
American crews can>surely not be blamed for
similar ignorance. In a few days the Cor.
nell oarsmen will land at Liverpool, and We
sincerely trust that ere that time the Henley
stewards will have reversed their hasty and
i'll advised decision. We have no hesitation
in saying that by all the rules of courtesy and
fair dealing they are bound to do so. Should
they persist in treating our trans atlantic WIS.,
itors with frigidity they will incur an amount
of odium which they will find it difficult to
bear, and which may eventually prove the
downfall both of them and the regatta they
MANAGE
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New York Produce Market.

D.
FLOUR-Du1l and unchanged southern -four in
better request S. 2sa7 so good to choice shipping
extras
wHEAT-Generally higher and moderately ac-
tive; spot sales of No. red winter at 81 25
No. 3 do 81 21Ka1 31K; No. white at 81 2s5s
asI "a mixed winter 81 %, and No. spring at
81 1s11a1 10.
CoRN-Generally a shade higher and in fair de-
mand spot sales of No. at 56a5614 No. at 4S
steamer mixed at 541Sa55k.
OATS-In good demand and higher; No. 1 white,
so; No. do. ,4Sha4S& No. mixed, 46ka4613 No.
do, A.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 II bid.
BARLEY-Nomfnal
PORK-In fair demand; ordinary mess for early
delivery, SIS 62Hal6 90 for old; SIG 75a19 90 for
LARD-Barely steady and generally higher spot
sales of western steam at SO az; city do, $40 95.
BEEF In moderate demand and unchanged prices.
CUT MEATs-Quie picked hams; 1oslsl1; do.
shoulders, II.
WHISKY-Nominal.
SPOT CoTToN-Quiet middlings, IL Lie futures
strong
PETRoLEUBI-Firm; but business was rather
light.
BUTTER-Quiet liberal demand and prices
steady
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
A Bridgeport Youth Distinguishes Him

A Bridgeport Youth Distinguishes Him.
self.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Jacob Hanley, a young
man living in Bridgeport, last evening in
duced a respectable young woman named
Mary Thompson to accompany him
to Oswald's garden, notorious re
rious resort near the stock yards. Shortly
after arriving there he informed her that he
had left his overcoat in barn about a mile
distant and asked her to accompany him
there and they would then return home. She
walked with him to the place designated,
which was lonely neighborhood, and no
sooner was the barn reached than
Hanley seized her, placing his hands over her
mouth to prevent her screaming. Six more
fends now joined Hanley and four of them,
including Hanley, outraged the unfortunate
girl. She piteously begged of the brutes to
allow her to go, and after robbing her of her
finger ring and one dollar in change they
consented to her departure. She knows
none of her assailants but Hanley, with whom
she has been acquainted three years. He has
always conducted himself in proper man
nor.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Austria.

The Persecution of the Jews. =
VIENNA, June 6.-Two Rabbis of Galisian
City of Lemburg have quite recently re-
ceived letters warning them that excuses
against the Jews were about to be recon-
menced. They reported the circumstance to
the authorities, and the Governor of the
province has taken extensive measures of pre-
caution. He has greatly strengthened the
cordons of pickets on the frontiers with a
view to the repulse of any attacks on the part
of the Jew baiters of Russia. Russian jews
seeking refuge on the Austrian side of the
borders will be permitted to pass in without
let or hindrance
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Bed Gstatt.


To HEN Il
49, A DESIRABLE Furnished Tenepr emit good
VII location; furniture for sale II desired y rea-
Iii sonable. Address
je6 If ..T. this ONCE.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, June CARVED, the Silesia
from Hamburg, the Arizona and Helvetia
from Liverpool. the Sorrento from Hull.
LiEerpool-Arriyed. the City of Berlin
from New York. the Sandman and Lake Cham
plain from Montreal. the British Queen from
Philadelphia.
Queenstown-sailed (the 5th). the Scythia
for New York.
Plymouth-Arrived,t the Wieland from New
York for Hamburg.
Havre-Salled (the 5th), the Leasing from
Hamburg for New York.
Lorne-Sailed, (the 5th) the State of Ne
braska for New York
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A man for Pine Orchard also Morris Cove. Some
used to seaEhore houses to make himself general
ly useful Apply at
Library Rooms.
No. 70 Orange Street.
JET L. B. BARTHOLOMEW
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NEW DOMINION.


MONTREAL, June 6.-To-nights Wt'aeS,
says that Andrew Allen, one of the directors
and Don G. Abbott, solicitor of the Montreal
Telegraph company, had very satisfactory
interview with the Western Union directors
in New York Saturday, the result of which
will be the leasing of the Montreal Telegraph
company at an annual rent of eight per cent
special meeting of the shareholders will be
called at once to ratify the agreement.
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ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY

NEW HAVEN, CONN.
yNINE CUSTOM SHIRTS specially, made after our
L improved yoke, which with the patent bosom and
neck band are acknowledge to be superior as to fit
and durability. None but the most sktllful mechan
cs employed the most approved makes of cottons
and superior linens carefully selected for our fine
trade will used Our Shirts made and laun-
the premises. under the supervision of expe
renced sperintendents in each department, and are
warranted to give satisfaction in every particular
FINE FOREIGN FANCY SHIRTINGS.-We shall
exhibit the most attractive line of French and Eng
sh Fancy Shirtngs to be found outside the cities OF
New York and Boston. Having the exclusive sale In
This city from the stock OF on Of the largest import
ing houses to variety of pI terms and quality OF
< ,ods We shall also keep on hand line of READY
MADE SHIRTS for retail trade at popular prices
made after the style of our hne custom shirts
bur Wholesale Department will be conducted as usu
al. We have hand few dozens Shirts made Of
Tamsutta Shirting which closing at so and 75c
az AZ
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

General Grant and party arrived in New
Orleans Sunday at noon The former left for
st. Louis, where he will spend several days
and will then go to Galena, Chicago and New
York, and later to Long Branch.
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FIRE RECORD.


BUFFALO, N. Y, June 6.-The refinery of
the Niagara Oil company on Tiff farm with
1000 barrels of refined oil was burned this
afternoon. Total loss 1925, 900, partially in
Surad
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, June 6-3 P. NJ.
Money closed at 2 per cent; exchange closed firm
at 4s4Ka4s6k governments closed steady.
[Olosing prices reported over the private wire of
T3rTNNETI AZ SCRANTON Bankers and Brokera
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cron.In,ur.,, bv Cold Weather

MONTREAL, June 6.-The weather turned
suddenly cold last night and continued SO
to day, doing considerable damage to the
garden crops.
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Excursions.
Excursions.
STARIN'S EXCURSIONS.
1881. 1881.
STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND.
90 Miles East of New York on
Long Island.
nasM-A
ENSSZ3

The steamer JOHN H. STARIN, CAPTAIN
McALLISTt R. will make the first trip Of the seas
from New Haven to this beautiful island saturaay,
June IS After this date she will make Two IRlPS
each week Tuesdays and Thur"ddYs. VIII
leave Starins pier, foot of Brewery streethVe nd-
utes' walk from the depot-at $50 a NJ. sharp ne
turning leave Glen Island at $50 p. arrfslng IN
New haven in time to connect with the O'CLOCK
trains.
Glen Island Lis one of the most attractive day SUM
mer res rts in America. Improvements costing
sI34 900 ha been made by Mr.. tarin since the close
of last season Everything done with an eye to COM
fort and pleasure of excursioni ts Two franc con.
Ger given daily by Joyces Celebrated list hegmens
Band. Old fashioned Rhode Island Clam Bake erVeo
on arrival of the boat. Everything hat can be mao
at any seaside resort be had here at reasonaoe
rates Elegant steamers between the island ana new
York nearly every hour. Excursion tickets VIII De
sold from New Haven to New York via Glen lsiano'
returning via pier 1S. foot of Cortland street. I'm
and return 10
New York via the ISIS. Island d, II. LOO
Island and pier 49, North River. LOU
LIBERAL discount t6large parties,
Good music every trip by the Celebrated American
Band orchestra, George STREET, Leader
the boat which is sufficient guarantee that nothing
can occur the pleasure of any VINO CHOOSE 80
avail themselves of these excursions.
The Island well p-liced. Ladies and chlloren uii-
attended need not fear molestat1on
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.

NEWTOWN, CONN.
4 THIS House is beautifully situated
Jon one of the highest hills in Fairfield
iNa5SlW ounty, and but half m lie frum the Housa-
IltM1I tonic Ra Tread Depot First Class Livery
H@connected with the House and good stage
always at the depot to convey guests to the House
For further particulars, address
GEO. A. BROWNE, Proprietor,
Or F. NJ CHAPMAN Manager je2 Inn
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8Oar1 arto Soonts.
EIIRNIaHEn ROOM

49, pleasant well flu nished Front Room to
kaiiH rent wit, without board. to responsible
ER.ll psrtiez in small private family Those about
to change will do to examine this before they To-
cate. App y between five and nine p. m at
je2 St. 90 WOOSTER STREET.
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News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE ALBANY DEADLOCK.
No Material Change in the
BaIIoting.
The HALF-BREEDS ALL AT SEA-.
Opportunities Lost by Want
of a Policy.
The DEMOCRATS TAKING A HAND.
Working with the StaIwarts
for. Adjournment.
Working with the Stalwarts
for Adjournment.
NEW YORK.

The Struggle at Albany-Another Ballot
with No Resut--A Fraudulent Petit
ton for ConkIing's Observation-Disclosures
tn Govern the Joint SessiOns-The
HaIf-Breeds All at Sea to Their Pol
fcy-An Effort to Concentrate Their
Vote-The Democrats and staIwarts
working for Final Adjournment.
Albany, June 6.-The joint session was
resumed at - O'Clock, Mr.. Robertson taking
the chair, and the balloting for Conkling's
successor Immediately began. The official
Joint ballot was announced:
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GOutatto11.
Summer 8esorts.

BOARDERS WANTED,
49, TO SPEND from June 18th ii October at
assIS Lake Waramaug. Beautiful location
K.1L drives and scenery; good hunting and fishing.
Terms very low. Address ''BOX g."
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The Races at Brighton.

New YORK, June 6.-The races at Brigh-
ton Beach were continued to-day. The
weather was fine. The first race, for all
ages, mile dash. was won by Buster, Big
Medicine second: time 1:44. The second
race, Brooklyn handicap for all ages, one
mile and quarter, was won by Victim, Out
cast second time PIP. Krupp Gun came in
first, but was disqualified by the judges on a
foul sThe third race, one mile and half
for all ages, was won by Judge Murray, In
gomar second time Pal. The fourth race,
handicap steeple chase over the short
course, was won by Devan, with Lizzie D.
second time 2:58.
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SCORE. BY INNINGS.

INNINGS.
8 4 5 8 9 10
Princeton. -. ......0 Q o TO o l.
Harvard. o o.
Game won-Third man not out.
Earned run-Prtnceton.
Three base hits-Wadleigh, Nichols.
Struck out-Prnceton 10, Harvard 8.
Fielding Observation-Disclosures, McCune. Nc
Cune and Baker tumble, Dufield Rafferty,, Har-
Ian and Edwards
Missed grounder-Harlan, Edwards and Snow.
Wild throw-Nichols.
Base balls-Nichols, Baker.
First ON all errors Princeton =, Harvard 9.
Passed balis-Nichols A.
Wild pitch-Folsom-
Tine-Two hours and thirty minutes
mpire-Denny sullivan, formerly Of Worcesters-
Base ball yesterday At Troy, Detroits 2,
Iroys 0; at Providence, Clevelands 4, Proyi-
denoe @.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Steamers JOHN H. sTARIN, Capt. Meal lister. and
ERAsTUs CORNING, Capt. Spoor. in connection with
ths regular New York line will issue tickets from
New Haven to Manhattan Beach and return for the
low price of 81 as. Passengers can leave New YORK
every no. on of Starins Manhattan Beach boats
from Pier foot of Whitehall street.
For flu, Their information apply to MoALlSfEk g
WARREN, II Church street, or
ny8n SIM
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FOR g AT,E

- The fine residence Of the late Samuel Russell
Ai1H corner of Park and George streets, only 1--WE
lV minutes walk from the postofhce. The house
Is large and modern STYLE with all the conveniencea
usually found strictly hrst-class house. Lot 159
feet on Park street. 22O feet George street. run
ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are
stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest
reties of fruit in great abundance. The house with
75 feet Park street running through to Spruce
street, including barn, win be sold separate & de-
sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
n15 liza York St, cor. Chapel St. New Haven.
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TO RENT.

FUR RENT,
49, Part of Front office, cheap to right pari Is.
E44iiiiH Inquire at
EIii a15tf NO. HOADLEY BUILDING.
TO RENT,
49, The suit of Offices our banking house,
1''H corner Of Chapel and Orange streets. satis-
IV factory party can obtain lease for term Of
years. Apply on the premises
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WANTED,
A Inexperienced Wsitress, with good references:
dustrial Rooms, 49,
1e6 u "a WHITNEY AVENUE.
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Financial,

New YOeK, Jan. 3.-The PISS f9soci4l
arl!ce ssys: The caIl5 rrio:s sboHtd slight
gain % tho closing 6gares of tho old year,
those 10 some GASES Easog been the hi2hes;
ever made. Uniuuo:edIy may sttcks were
bought IN December il anticipation Ct q
"boon,' tho moment tie neg year csno To-.
Shortly after Tho opening, spls beGan to ira
doDi0ste, aud .b7 n3on prices had fallen 4.3344
per cent; New York Cepiral fill q; Lake
Shore: .; s.. PAIL ord Omaha, u Dion Pacific
ana Mii~aukse, aod S.. Paul, i each; Erie
and tactic Mail. Il; Northern Pacific pref
IL; Dele|arr, Llcka"anus and Western. prr
cot. The loves! prices wcro msie shortly
after - o'clock, aud thcrs has since been
recovery Of It's. Tho Two eyoe1liooalIv
strong stocks have been Louisville and NAsb.
v!le. which bsve advanced TO Oh and Western
Uolon Telegraph, which has advanced to So.
Railroad bonds are strong. The year opens 10
Wall street on per cant. money m,rkst, the
Nav York banks having O surplus reserve of
50 I21,7I5 agsitst surplus reserve st the
beginning Of the yesr 1880 of S2l2,35O. The
banks hold abou. tho ssmo amount of legal
tcoder Iotcs as year ego. aud about $40 ,00O,.
OvO mere specie
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By UNeal s. Lucas. Auctioneers.

SALE OF VaLUA-
W BILE REAL ESTATE By vi,tu7a OF de.
ccees Of the Circui. Court OF Fairfx couatr.
Va, rendered st tn, Ju.e term, 1850 and No
venber tern, 1851 thereof ia tao chaac ,ryc.uas
OF w. K. Kmarson and VIII, .. as ~ EVA AZ.
Emerson ct ais, tho fublc,ib4r az C nmissio.or
Of sale, in said cause. will ex?os, for sale 1t
public auction oa SATU RDAY, tha lj.h ds.v
of January, 1881 al II M, in front Of tho Mar
ket building, on Royal s.rass. ia tho city Of e.
andris, Va, the REAL ESTATE il tho sail
decree mentioned, Of which hartii5u Emerson
died seized, to wit:
No, /. a LOTOF GROUND. with TWO.
STORY FRAME DRELLlMG HOUSE, ia
tho village Of Yves. End, in Fairfax county, We
situated on the south side Of DuSs s:raat. o.
tended, \ ehort cistaLC3 WIS. Cf tia ".SLoHn
Bridge" and containing two roads an .aonly.
i've poles
No. =. Il TaAGr OF LAND in Fairfax
county, Va, south Of tao aoJYe de;asi5ai j..
No. ], and sep t.a.ed tLs7elcon by taa v t.
and A. - +. railroads. aiioidirG ,l9 lands Of H.
u. Rotch.ord, Hoi!snd aai Others, aad Goa! ,ia-
ing l6s ceres Of dry land more or i,ss, 60 aatys
of meadow land no;o or laas ,.ld a5Jlt ID ac-c
marsh land.
Terms OF sale-One fifth Of tho purchase moacy
70 cash, aud the ro.idueia LhreI squI! p.ymon:s.
! at six twelve All eighteen months f:Dm tt Q day
OF fale; tho deferred paymea.s to b3ae in:cris.
| from the day Of sale, ald TO be sacu:ed by to
notes OF the purchasers. with go1t va:a1H:! So
curty, and the ret ,nli0n of thu title un,i tho list
pay men. il made. ALBERT STUART.
decr5 eodts Commissinoor If SIC.
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FSEsM saEaTs. FISH. &c.

NOrlCg-I will have on my stall OHOl yE
- BEEF, togsther with fas assortment of
Sill Kinds OF MEATS, namely. Sausage aid
Sausage Nest. Mlnce Meat and Puddings, all OF
my avn msnuf,cturs. The same articles MAY
be had a. my store. No. 6 south Fairfax street.
Also choice Leaf Lnrd, pus up expressly
for family usei frosh Butter and Eggs
Fruits and Veset.b Q, OF all kinds. 100 blbs Of
Apples, Pickles BIZ wholesale and retail, Gran.
befrica, Rominy and Eanns, Ostsup. Warwick.
SE'.o sauce and puro Olive Oil. lOo bills FISH,
consisting Of Mackerel, Shsd and Potomac Her
ringi also q fro 10: of POULTRY, Consisting of
TURTLES, Gtc1s. Gee:o and Chickens, 7 re-.
LOWS + RRED
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The Jewish Persecution.

LONDON. Jarua'y 3 A B.ln dispatch to
III, Tine safs: 90 the mor5iog OF Nav
Year. Day, large c.oFSs, mostly coUpis.d OF
sulcra r,sd. y Interpretations before Gale
n.uo: Gftq7cstsd ~ JsEs Thcy smashed
tho vi d,ssa and noboed al :Go Jews they
met. Tia polio, wsIe cJi1psTaigeIy heIrlsss
A5o,htr Cafe Was !Gvadei Gaa cmptied Ct
jaws. Ltrsc SOD s'orny m:oii-gs e1uiiau' to
nc hc!d, and the ciu:stc sacn3 10 b, gazing
tJrte, Ito Fl 20. hoiug So stitu:ci tor tho
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RAILROAD TRAINS STILL DELAYED. The
.'alts over a! the raIIioads heye been several
hours late, Ia a!I!yiOg st End departing from
Tbs cay 10 Gay. The Norlhoro mail, due
here a. 0 clock this moruug, Gil DOT arrive
uotl J. o,coek. The fast msi from the Son,h
over The Alexandra ard Fredericksburg ,s!!.
fo.d, Gu st $50 a. IN, did rot rtsoh here
TIL tie o'cGcS this si&srpoor. The rsiu %
tie Washington 4 Oslo tai.,s:. VIE lad
been tus !yGr d"yg arrived tcco Ss.uidsy
ti'h'. jtte MOL ma'tsr that hli lito;c cd
8! Il" pts &c IL Ills ely Cu;iog the su-lcr-
si,h {! :-;rvcd lravsl CD the ". 4 Q. Il r.
VS. s50t cut yesterday mtrl;Ug in 8 sosci.
tan. 10 &c dli7ir d TO ila post, f!e,s sl.r,
HE I1sd tctwccp here sTd lie sbur.. fnt
ESt. lst.'r IL iio Te>t OF L.csturg Was
! i;s ted 10 IL ttiice al l. esUure ind ID,
V.Iions pces!uas;Iis iU!0tG:.d b. PJ:lmas.c!
Ngkeizc OF tie fec.
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J ESTtRDAY When tuC day dswosa ycs
!tfrdsy, the sEecrS were CGycrtd with a Irceh
coat ct Nv 10 tie death c! eessrsI il c',rs AZ d
the ieSthe'J tiGes ~lre sill fl iuc. Ghc o..
ipec!s Ua.e vrrV i,vorahio icr another !-asy
SOW SORE, but bg e'EpIst rioe o'cicck. tho
clouds rolled e~:T, ard The suo cane cut
brightly Tho MID ttmp;;aiufc End tho
ossu:Y Ct tie cey, Uoi~i ihs.aUdIng tho VslAiog
gas bnd. / al the fleet OF brrgirg cut sC0i
cocsIcRs I,r4 10 Tie several chu1c0es onen.
In iho Vi. +. Church. i'vv. ". 9. Wotb
prctc.ed E1IriIe tnd ilelt. The minister
tzpec''d st tic Ucinn Ptcst5tetisn Church
from W shv c-un,ry. did not srTvs. and after
" short irs}er mee!!ag, the segregation as
suhted was dismissed. There were 90 scrvi-
c 5 10 tie Chu5ch ct rieht, AID ihere g,rc
70 stIricts st The First PrtsOyteii,n Church,
.l.hCr mo1Ding CT Eigbt. AL tie other churches
were cGer. ana th':y pu'ls were flad bg the
resident Clergy. 10 tic n. 7. Church inter
tS'lag stul.c .H;t5nlsI services were held 10 the
mofnirg. II :hc afternoon. the usual eosrel
Temperance meeting. c;CduC;ud BY Rev. Dr..
MIis. "as he'd n Inc tai of tho Altxaudii.
R-i!7m Cub.
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slM.CFHTgNNIAL. OF Tie METHODIST FRO

slMI.CFNTEHNIAL OF Tie METu0DIsT FRO
!:sTkET tUUBcH.-1he celebration Q. the III
atii2osSs7y Il this church in Alexandria. took
I.ace yesterday. Tn ti-tcry Of the church. i;s
cigaG:zsi.CD md lrciTess in this city, prepared
a"u .,an by &; :. CrteIasay We. o, = yrFv H.
iTtsti% cEstst!er liz beginning in ;his CITY
vas the expTlsioa Of = hon as jacobs from the
N. L. Church, !vr so7 o.lr Cual tights # Il G
aa!y, with The ministry. in tie government tf
ne church. He bsjng & prominent and much
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ErOnl EreI0ui,

LONDON. Lac. 3-~The Daily Teleeraph siatts
thst ttousa5d gus are sent tc lfelsrd sur
repIiious!y iran BirmiaGi,am watk'y and that
within the las lioa Wo;k k fi7o thvus,rd El
t.lir riffs have beer seat there from Birmins-
ham vaIsshoCs
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EsI6-95:fN |Si,ES.
y Olsen Is Lucas, Auctioneers,

~ " seal - Lucas, Auctioneers.
ny EiHtrUE Of . iesd of trust czecu.sd by
- Z. w. EoWisrl snd wife, bearing dste on
the 6tn day OF May. 1879, aud CT record in the
Cie'k's Office Of tho Cooperation Court for TIA
city OF Alexandria. Virginia, liner No. 6, page
~. the subscribers, IS :Yus:tc, r "Thn German
Cooperative Building Asso ,is:ion, No 3, q
Alexandria. Va, will By order a. the Board OF
Directors Of the ssii association duly made, pro-
coed 10 sell 8: pub io suc.ion. on TUESDAY,
me list day of December, 1881. et T. H. in front
OF the Market Building, on N0ysl street. in tho
city ct Alexandria, Virgins. the property con.
veyed BY the said deed Of trust to wit: a LOT
OF GROUND with the BUILDINGS thereon,
situated al tha rcrIb vast ir.cri.c.ion cf Fairfax
and Wilkes streets in the ssii CIV Of klexsn-
otis. in trolt On Fsi,!az stree. forty cns fact
seven inches. and extending wsstwardly in
depth seventy saven foe. TO al alley th.eo feet
wide, with the right If wAy ocer The said alley.
Terms: Cash
5SSH A s*Hz i5S' Trustees.
dec6 cots
@FTEe abcvo ssln is rc~.&oncd Until TUES
DAY, January 3. lsS!. =: the ssms time and
plsce. dcc2l-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

l3Ttd roentteT. many by reason Of Ii; ozru'-
SION with drea from the n other cLu,It, 6; i
forme1 P communion frs. known 81 ne ''h:to-
ciA;ed Methodist Church." ana nt'r*art:
CHANGED 10 Methodist Pro'cstaLt Church. -
The FRS. place OF worship, w.s school house
siuaci wEe.e the Second PreshyteIisa Church
now stsE9s. On July j. ls20, the present house
Of worship WAS dedicated Ibe c1urcs Cwas s.
this ti1!3 hbou: 81 lCD worth Of rta, property
ert'rs!y cie0r Of debt LIS :. membership uf $50
and @ sabbath school conI Used o. 80 ,cocht rs
AID sclolg!!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-03

loiIcE lTAM5.-lhe following CIT have
been msd, sllcc Saurda,:
Thomas l!aIf aus II l. GaDLe', OF Fairs x,
Tor 5tI"r drunk on the sr-e!t; young mao
rom hcalard s:.'ioo. Va. cha 'ged With
'org,tj; li.r9cy B'ysnt, cJIJrcd Tor fshtirg
9E C'r= mas eve ulgh.