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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
ENCUsssl0NN, PaCNlCs. &c,


ME DEPARTMENTAL DQZENn have
n msco sr.nRhnlnnts with the managers to
sivn FIVE SKLECT PARTIES on mon.
"a ~ sud SATURDAYS August 18th, 10Th,
N'.h. 27.h ard oh. 1881, and have tho erclu
slyo control Of the sale OF all Tickets On ho above
dstaa Ihty ssect thasa days to avoid crowd.
lNrliaA can srcnra their tickets of Messts, i. r,
Young II. Il. ll:css and J NJ. Hill, or Of G, K,
Persons al tho beat.
Tho pro2rieto.s Of Lower Cedar Point, who
nave chHftotod thaHtasmor JNO w. TuUMp-
son TO mako daily trips to this BEAUTIFUL ann.
mer resort, leaving Washington ct $50 a. M,
would be pleased to havo tho patronage f the
clti% ,as of Alexandria. and will stop for them at
any time, when the steamer has not got the mum.
Der allowed by law. If any party or parties on any
day Will previously notify the managers of the
Ill nber to 80 from Alexandria, thew Will reserve
tho ri eht and stop for them. They have on.
gaHoi for tho season portion Of the Maine
band and lnsrtette Of sinzera. surll-ou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

There is no change TO note in Flour. Tho re-
ceipis Of Wheat continue good, blu! prices hero.
"a in ohor markeLs, arc lowor to-day. The OF.
foria2a amounted TO 1910 bushels, and sales were
maze st 10, 12S. l2j and l2G for Fulz. and 1T
for fair Lsncastor, there being no choice ofI5rod.
Corn is higher. and 1000 bu:hals Of white
brought! 81 and GO. rs 20 qu aliLy. No Nyo re-
pyftcd end trnall lots Of Oata sold at So. Bacon
is higher snd wo rcyi,o quotations. Othnr sfli.
cles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
AUCTESN aAEEa.
By Is. II L:lcas suc,ioras-

Dy +. LlCas, AucliOness
y ak oF FL n SHO SS-The r%si 'us OF lha
- superior Stock of LADIES. GNNT>J and
CdlLDRkN'S SHOES of the we'll known
house OF Henry Strauss (Sho now pays his un
dlTioed attention to tho clothing business) will
10 s3il at auction On SATURDAY, Aug. 18th.
at ~ o'clock q. M. at No. 2! north ROYAL st ,
r%hsl1'inT Of uaest Xii, Grain and Pebble Goat
shoes, w.. &c. Lsdics will please attend tbis
isle. K ~ l,ITGaa
supll-Gt Aro,;,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
by 0roHn s. Wise, Auct!oneera,

/ WILL OFFER for sale by public auction.
4 on SATURDAY, tho 18th day of August
isSl, at Il o'clock ~, in front OF In, Market
House, on Fairfax street, tho following propsr.
~ TO wit: good Work Horsoe, / set Of double
tIarntsA, sets OF single harness. 2 two horse
wagons, = ono horse wagons and 4 Platform
Scales. Tho above nsmoi property can be- see ~,
at Nails hill ON Unon 81.
Tei ms Cash On delivery.
huGS-;s GEO. s. FRENCH, Ayent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

Schooner FOR ALEXANDRIA WRECKED
Tho achooncr Wm. Allen. Capt. Martin SiIeI
,nan. of Perth Ambjy from Philadelphia fer
ibis port, with q cargo of coal, Consigned to
Mr. VIM. A. Smoot, stranded CD tho night OF
Tuesday last. and was totally wrecked at Wnch
apresguo Inlet, north Of Cape Charles. eastern
shore OF VlrCiola, Tho schooner. SIS tons
register, valued at $40. COO. was not 10 sured The
cargo. valued at about 81 .0OO was fully insured.
Oniy the spsrj and sails Of the schooner, wero
saved. No lives are reported lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

VISITING F1REMEN-CONTRIBUTIOSs.-
Mayor BCckham has already received from sew
cral Of our prominent citizens contributions TO
aid the Fire department., in entertaining the
visiting fireman expected here from Allentown.
Pa, the last Of this month. and will be pleased
to receive further assistance. az It is intended
TO entertain the visitors with tue Virginia hos,
ultalltY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

RrCHMoKp MARKET. Aug. 1l.--I'ha market
for fttu 10 stosdY and prices firm. Wheat ia
moro actqe aud lifmcr thna tor solna tine past;
racnilt3 good, the oterings to-day roarhing
II, 700 ba8hes, which sold 81 lsGal3l for good ~
prime white. l21,la2 for Lancaster, l2jal30 for
mixed srd liOal33 for Full. Sales Of white
Corn at G6AGi. mixed al IS and Western At GA
C&. Sales Of hyn 81 S71, with 9ofy light CLAY
nEl. Oats IQal2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
70 Good B'FParliIDp.

So Glan can do q good job of work, preach
good Sermon, try law Fn!t well, doctor pa.
iIcnt, or write good article when ha faels mis-
ovablo and dull, with sluggish brain snd unsteady
nerves, and none should mako tho attempt in
such condition when i! can be 81 easily and
chcsplv removed by little Hop BilteIs-- nj
GiDy Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

LYNcuBURa MARKET. Aug. ll.-Sinur is
in inlr supply ana firm. Wheat active aud 70
| s5 ~ quality. Corn hrmor ~ GO.Gi, DA!s in
fair demand 1T dali. Nothing doing in Rye
Tho market for Tobacco continues unchanged,
With possibly T. !i:ilo lloro ACTIVITY il working
stock, while 81 grades o, dark ara extremely
lew. Fine shipping Is especially ecara0 aid
dull. Elmo wrspreIs arc very Ec.iVo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars--Tho market for raw Sugars is dull and
uncertain. $o quote fair ogood refining At he,
and Centrifugal .t St,e2, per ID. For Refined
Su {ars tho market is ttasdy, with fsi. trade,
aud wo eth quote ss follows: ga; loaf l022;
cIuihed 1Gl: powdered lni; grsnulstCh lci; stand
ard AS 10, and yeiloWs 7!aS!.
CoAte-The mlrket WAS quiet again to dsy
but very firm i'll tcna. Jtbbng trade continues
scii7e, bu. TO further ssles are reported from
first hands, End va Qu jte again as folowa for in
voices Ordinary III. low fair llslli; fair l2A1?4t;
good l2ialii,, aGd prime l2alSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

Jts Kc1'ter Rclnhi71ics iwq,st - 1881.
N,r Tho Middle Atlanii: States warmer fair
w"s.hCr. followed BY increasing cloudiness and
i"eai fs'o, westerly winds, lower pressure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 10th. 1881. We will
cttar Tor ten days tho balance OF our prints at
- yard; among which wo havo several pico,s
of dark c,lcos and patch work. all OF SO yard.
Those who have not hid chance to get any
will do yell 10 be on hand 10 time.
ausl0 lw |. EICuBURG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

MATRIMONIAL -l!ui:o c largo crowd assem-
blcd AT the residence Of MIR. James Chatham
on wednesday, cyenlcg last 10 witness the m,r.
iIsrr Of Miss NonBio ID. llsnnon, OF this city,
t. Dir. John MIlhollep, Of l,oudoun county, Va.
iio pres ats we're quite numerous sEd costly.
Among ihosh present were quito number from
l.Oud5un cJunty and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

CoLORED MuITARY.-A colorcd military
company from Georgetwon is expected to visi,
this city on Thursday next, and after paradiug
through the principal streets, to be reviewed
at tho Fair ground. BY the Mayor and some o!
The officers of the A. J.. |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

POLICE NEWS.-htiairs at police heatquaT
iers this moruiog we're extremely dull. The
Mayor had before him but one case, that of
George w. Lash, who was fined for striking a
young man namsd Samuel Tenneson a cigar
maker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

COMPETITION IiEllL.-lt IS understood that
tie h,ly Association luteLd firing q prize of
800 for ,E0 best drilled Volunteer military
C yupary III the State. the District of Column
Ola ur Baltimore. tho drill to take place on
the .r5urGs CT the hl,y.ndtia and Fairfax
Ayr cIt!uTa! snd lGdus'sIal Assoc s.OD. ia this
Gay, % TiIu.sisy. the % b OF Snptcmbar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

FKEnGRICKsBpRa MARKET. aug. II. Thofl
is mn-o activity in the market Flour is stosdy
and firm ct z5sS7 81 for fine 10 fancy fsmii y
branda. R0coipts Of Whea! arc improving and
quotations fr0ol l2UAl3U. is 10 quaiity. Corn
fairly active st 81 Gjl. Kyo EoninsllY 7isSl and
Oats 1890
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

SILVER WEDDING Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schwaiz celebrated tbs ~; MY fifth anniversary
CT their maiilnIa Yesterday evening". The
happy c1Dp;r were thJ reopen O! q largo
hnmh-; O! ha:r2SHa'h pfGarnta, aod many teIe
q ~. Ct congratulations wcro received Ircm
tftcrG- Al d,Sia.C'. Among The guests
pr a3li sore Nh and Mis-. Charles De Young,
Of IhIiadeirhI". dauS htcr and son in law of the
host ard hoscsa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARf'S ACADEMY.
~ inertia Fairfax Gtraes,
Alexandria Vi-sioi5.

CT. MARf'S ACADEMY,
~ inertia Fairfax Gtrae.,
Alexandria. Vi-snif,
Under tho Direction of tho
SlSTEES OF HOLY GROSS,
Will reopen MONDAY, September 9th 1871
Tho course OF study will be thorough and az.
tensiVo embracing a.! the brsnchas o. n aolit AMI
refined education "'''
mental MUSIC '''' u W
Plsln SEWING aud every varis.7 CT F,,cy
WORK, also the Eu4ments Of Vocal Music and
o1Ps Sps s{o III se,H, gnsEt
s!ruc.on Of Catholic e.utenls. lh.re ia vs. ;nGn-
ence used on those Of different bai,t
Terms moderate. For further nsrlicnl,ra an.
ply TO ny
aug3-lm SISTER SUppp1Op
GKkM AN.ENGLISH SCHOOL,
~ N. 81. Assph It. bat. Cameron aud Oueon
Parents wishing 10 hsva their Children IT,
sfuSted IN Tho GEAMhN AND ENGLISH
LANGUAGES should sccsp; this opDcTlInit,.
TefmS: 81 - ror ,aonth
i-cv. ". +. DEnEGE,
J., OF Htrnan Lutheran Church. PRINCIPAL.
>, For liiormsLon address: Rev. w. r. nroa,,
I. q. Box %G3, AloSsndrs. Va. aus21m
KRNMDHE UNITY. HlGa SCHOOL.
AA Amherst Va.
A scieo!, limited. End higb.,rslo sch,,,
strictly ptcDartL1ey IT, the Uniysrsilv If VI
ginis. Session begjns SEpTEMBEH Sth. 1Ss
Coductlons tnato n chatgs for tvs brUtanri ,r
i2f inc SONS OF minister's For circulars address
the Principal. . '''' ''o
auSs.im IL. A. aTHODE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

TRY THEM -DeIightful FRESH DEvILED
CRAEs JUS. received at MCBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

LoUD0UN FAIR-lt will be seen ~ tho adj
ver,lstmcut in to days Gazatto that Tho Lou
doun county Agricultural Fair will b g;n on
September 2d!h. No county 10 tho State IL
more productive than L)udouD, md her fgrl-
cultural fairs arc always mas. attractive. the
exhibits Of products, animal and vegetable, arc
rarely surpassed aud tho display at tho APP
proaohug fair will doubtless be ono craditsb!e
to the grand old county. Secretary blaine ia
expected 10 deliver 40 address during the pro-
PiCa Of The taic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
For ss!o by 4. 5. Lea dbester u Bro.

No headache or hack-achc for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUl." r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Aug. IL Hogs
Best firm; common weak; mixed packing e lOa
So 45; igh. 4OaS6 so; choice heavy GO,Sj SIS.
Osttie-msrket steady and fairly active; zports
6aes 40; good to choice shipping J0aS5Pt; com
mon to fair 6OiS6 %. tu!c ler, in good demand
at 25sS4 rs; stockers and feeders 3aS3 10.
Sheep-Market active and strong; CANNON TO
choice 30aS5; Texans 3 6OIS39O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

lAcEs LACEs "A new supply u,t opened
At auPlO lR |. EICHBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET, Aug. IL. -Hogs
vi IS; packing aud butchers G losSG 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Aug. H.
Bsevr.-N othing for sao alive. Dressed beef
had tsir demand. GA7ic For lib for Texas eides
Il. I3a94c for common 10 fair native do. Good
and prime native eides were selling al 93.l0c per
In, and oven up 10 l0tc for choice seecled boof
killed. 10 order. Csves-Fair 10 good butter.
milk calves and strictly prime vesls appeared 10
no doing little better; other sorts barely steady.
Milk.ied veals ranged from 5s73c per lbi grs2er5
from ESs31c, huitermilk calves 3!a4e.
Sheep and L:mbs-The demand for sheep was
moderate, and some concessions were made 10
clear the -pona. Lambs wero comparatively
scarcs for Thur'day, and fair TO good southern,
State and Canada stock advanced about tc per
h. Tho few choice Jersey lambs offered were
sold a! former Ggutea. Common TO prime sheep
sold Of 2iat}, per ID; Virginia lambs at tta7c;
State, Canada ard JerEey do at 51sSo.
uogs-Msrkot about steady at 5 JQaS7 por 100
lbs Tor poor TO primo live hogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Aug ll.-Beet
Cattle-The New Y ork market on Monday last
for our through stock had advanced tc, since
Friday On prime Cattle. On account o! their
scarcity, and was active and yesterday there
WAS further advance OF abou. the ssma fraction
Sheep and Lambs-Some dC0 head of these are
likely to 20 kast at owners risk. Prices now
for Sheep 3.5o. and Lambs 3.5ic grcsa.
Hogs-Trsde has been slow, but prices arc ul-
changed siRce Monday, aad are dependent Al 10
prospects on future arrivals, whether full or
light. for Monday ne1t. Prices Sta9lc not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

RUNAWAY.--A horse attached TO a c,rt,
driven by Hevt.IV Taylor, colored, and owned
by Mc. William Richards. heclmo frightened
nj z passing tt.in Of cara, on UGon street. this
rn"inlng, AID ran away. The frightened mi
Insl ~ss nrlp s;opnCd by tho cart coming in
coii.~"n with the lamp post At the cotLci of
tic alley lasdinR to tho i.rry wharf. The
lamp wac knprk"d from it, position aud smash.
cd Ia PFC :. Tho driver was not injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

fNHEKRY SEKDERS in store and for sale by
~ isl4 JAS +. CARLIN s. SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
The meeting thon adorned.

CANVAsSERS RECoMMENDED.-Twoo of the
tastnhcls OF tic Conservative Congressional
ComuI'ttrc OF ills District, Mossrs. X. KEN.
PER. 0; this city, aud f.. Holmes BOYD. of WHO
"hoH!T iaet at tho oflioo Of the first named
Sthticmsa. un Fairfax street, this mOrnirg, and
selected tho congressional a1d couoly canvass
cFs Of tho cl'rlc: fer tho approaching CAM
pllCn. Tie sc.ou OF the comattee has to DO
rallied by tho State TX cuiivc Committee, and
tie ns'nel OF tho oarvGsssrJ aro withheld until
thry err passed. upon bY tHHt uGmtuiifeu. Mr..
James y. Of Madison. the third member Of
the cpUmiiica, Was not lrcsont Mt tho meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

Hess and Headache.
For sale by z. S. Leadbester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

7 ONDON PURPLE
a. snd PARIS GREEN at
w. +. CKEIGHTON'S,
sur1 Sh KIM sira1f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

GOODELL'S POTATOE PARER, . nice
O little machine for pairing potatoes, at low
price st SS King ST., cor. of Royal.
el6 j. r. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

MEN'S GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS sizes "a
AVA to iG inches. Prices 4nc, Soc Csc. and zoe.
9. Nj. ADAMS
iY7 o. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

AFFAIRS At THE Suir YARD -i5aSiais4 ~
The Ship \ ard, IN this city, continues risk.
The steamer City OF Alexandria, ct tho !oto-
mac ferry line, which has bacn there ia7 s,vGr-
81 days undergoing rcpslr', left this nornins
and rroccCd. d TO Washington. The schooner
Jefferson Borden, which wns hRu'oi NJ ycst,r
day, l,it ,hI1 evening for .nrgctOgn to load al
at the wha Of Mcssr9. J. I. hgGcR Il Co., IN
that ely. y number of small vessels arc still
at the yard undergoing repairs. There aro good
pro: poets for nm increase OF work ut the ynrd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

SNToNS CHOlCE TIMOTHY and GLOW
Nv Elk HAY, for sales by
CnAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
sn22 g King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cnres cost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

pESSIMER STEEL WIRE for Bed and
- SotS Springs for sale at SO King, corner CT
Royal streets. Wholesale and retail.
jY2O j. T. CREIGHTON 81 SON.
DORTABLE FORGE-A bargsin-will be
n sold great bargsiE-a Portable Forge
nice siZe-call and see.
anglo 1T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

d. Kan ULA-2 boxes Granula rece VI d to-
0 day by [ie27l }. g, MlARQFH.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15

morrow morning 1t Is understood that the PosIhascr
General Is arranging his affairs so as To Iea'e 'no "
partment on the 31st instant. .
Secretary FoIger has accepted the entire amount Oh
$3.50 900 in United extended bonds, offered NJ
the Sub Treasury in NewYork The total redeinp'ioh
under the lO5th call TO date amount to Sl5,32l,Zoo'
The Navy Department is informed by cable OF the ar
rival of the United States steamship Marion at cape
Town. Africn, yesterday, on her voyage to Heard
Island in the South Indian Ocean, in search OF the hlsS
ing American bark Trinity.
Three delegations from Baltimore had audiences win
President to-day favoring the retention OF Mr
Thomas Collector, another urging Colonei webster o
that Office and the third composed Of coored mem ask
ing the appointment Of Mr. McCntock as Marshai lor
Baltimore
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Upton Whoso
resignation accepted to take effect on the 3lst hs
took formal leave Of the Department to-day He eh-
poets engage business in this city IL is learned at
the Treasury Department this afternoon tnat eNocn"
tor Paddock OF Nebraska, will succeed Mr. Upton
The annual report on the Internal Commerce OF 'ne
United States, by Mr. Joseph Nimmo ir, chief OF the
Bureau Of Statistics yesterday laid on the desk OF
Senators and Members. II contains much valuable
matter besides that relating 10 " the railroad pro
lem and competition between railroads ana water
lines already given to the public.
The Secretary Of the Interior has received dlspa'ch
from the agent Crow Creek Montana, Indian Agency
stating that smallpox has appeared among some OF the
Indian tribes near the line and who belong 10 no asehy
The agent asks that the military authOrncs ne dcccu
to temporarily supply ratiOns to the Indians lie aHO
asks for vaccine matter for 1000 Indians.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
IN MEMORY OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE special committees
appointed by the two Houses Of Congress to arrange
memorial services in honor Of the late President
met to-day and had discussion upon the pro-
gramme to be adopted. There was n wide diversity
of opinion Int the general sentiment seemed to be
in favor of selecting some eminent citizen, prob
ably in private life and certainly not in Congress.
TO make the principal Grafton of the OCCASION wi IN
two members of each House to follow in short
speeches of not more than fifteen minutes each.
precedent for choosing a private citizen for this
distinguished duty is found in the selection Of
George Bancroft to deliver the memorial Grafton
upon Mr. Lincoln when Secretary Stanton who was
isrt invited 10 do so was compelled by l-health %
decline There seems to be "A strong feeling among
the members of the committee that the chief orator
should be man of national reputation and popu-
larity, whose name alone will increase the sgni-
canoe and dignity of the memorial, and Of the abil
ty and eloquence demanded by the occasion. 1t is
also felt that il highly desirable that he should
Dc a man who has been terms of familiar friend
ship with General Garfield and was closely assOcl-
ated with him in his political career, and could
thus speak of him from knowledge both as
man and as a statesmen. The number of
these who combine all these qualifications is OF
course small.
the middle of January in the hall of the House OF
Representatives The PRESIDENT. members of the
Cabinet, diplomatic corps. officers OF the Army who
have received the thanks OF the Government by
name and the usual honorary guests Oh State Oc-
casiOns will be invited.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
sEoUELS TO THE VIENNA FIRE.

VIENNA, Dee. 14.-.-The bodies of twenty
tire more victims Of the Ring Theatre fire have been
recovered.
At yesterdays sitting Of the Budget Committee of the
Rcchsrath the Prime Minister and the President OF the
Police were present. The circumstances Of the Ring
Theatre fire were discussed and complaints were made
OF bureaucratic sowncss ncompetcncy and jealousy by
neglect the Observance Of proper precautions against
disaster
The ruins Of burned theatre have been thoroughly
dsinfected. There were fresh outbreaks OF fire last
night and to-day, but they were speedily eItingushed
King Humbrr and Queen Margherta of Italy have sub
scrbcl ~ 600 and the members Of the Italian Embassy
here $500. Tor the relief of the survivors.
LoNDoN, Dec. l4-The Lord Chamberlain has adj
dressed circular 10 the managers of the theatres in
London, enioniug precautions against fire.
PHLtDELPHIi, Dee. 1i.-MayoI King issued an order
to-day directing the Chief OF Police and Fire Marshal to
make an inspection Of all tine places Of amusement in the
civ AMI ascertain II all the laws governing such places
in case OF fire being complied with.
The Austrian Consul in this city 'ceiyed on Tuesday
81 900 FOR the Vienna Relief Fund.- and RENTED II TO
Vienna by cable. A meeting Of prominent Americans.
Austrinna and Germans llbc held tomorrow morning
i'm the Austrian Cons'- office for the purpose OF ar-
poiutiug different committees for relief work Arrange
meuts being made for giving several theatrical en-
t,rtoumputs for the benefit Of the fund in the Ger
man theatres 'The Mascotte" will De given at mat
inre in the Thaia Theatre on Monday next An enter
tyumcut will be given in the Germdua Theatre on some
day next week. Stsnway Hall has also been offered Tor
a concert for the fund
New-York tribune., 1881-12-15
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

LONDON Dee IA meeting of supporters
Of the Womens Emigration society was held AT Exeter
Hall to-day to discuss the emigration of women to
Canada. The Marquis Of Loruc presided He said ne
thought that committees sending women TO Canada
should have affiliated committees In Canada who should
send reports To London monthly. He specially dwelt
upon the capabilities OF the Northwest OF supporting
larger population and suggested that arrangements DO
made the organization OF committees IN centres
population with the view Of encouraging emigration OF
women.
Sir Alexander r. Gait also spoke He said ne reErstted
that the British Government had never recognized Tue
importance OF protected emigration. lie hOped that
Government would meet the liberal 0hers OF N9naa
and cooperate in promoting emigration oI EnBlAHu
surplus population to the Dominion
OTTAWA, Dec IA deputation from the Dominion
Temperance Colonization Society had an intcrvie" Win
Sir John A. Mcdonald to-day. The object OF the society
coonze a tract OF land In the Northwest Terrtores
furnishing the lands actual settlers at cheaP rates.
with provision that such settlement shal DC Nept Ise
from all Intoxicating liquors. Application mas 3ee Iue
To the Dominion Government for tract ol hhu
Ing about 1000 900 acres for this purpose Sr JOHN
Mcdonald promised TO consider the application