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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
---SILKS--- SILKS.
TAE CHEAPESr SILKS IN AMERICA,

THE CHEAPESr SlLH9 III AMEHICA.
Navy B!Gor Garnat. Lead, &lsc- and White
Striped silk9, only Doc; pure Wool Goth
for boys wear - conts; . Jiursd Satjns . cents;
Black Silk Wolves 81 IS; Pure Linon Hl0sehcd
Table DaH,ask 50c; B.sox Cash.ners Shswl3 -;
NUNS Yelling" tho rew style DrCss Goods,
S13c: Mercedes" The new style Parsso!s. !aal
with Gold, Cres1n, Bite md Bsck Silk; Color
Cd Ca:hmerSs, ons ys I'd ami qusrior Wi is, ali
wool, tOc: Black Ga ,hmores, Ine qG2Iily, pure
WOO. douoo width, 3il Beautiful Plaid end
Striped Gfess Gooda for Trimming; also |, r.go
sssoitmsn: OF pc.ro Silk Rrocsdcs, oaly 81 {;
Double Wh..e Blankets 81 10; extra largo re
Bridal Ql;lt1 81 70; special bargains ia G!a; i
SilEs s. 25, 81 and zee.
CAETs:a's, III Market space,
Nnot1 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

TLERk OF THE n MARKELL respectful"
~ ly offer ms self as n c.ndi.at for recollection
to the o(iico Of CLERK Of thu Market eubj2c. 10
the deciion OF tho CONSERVATIVES pria,a:y election
to BIZ held on Tuesday Nav iTtG Instant. For
ny record l rotar 10 tho Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund who ARC fanii.c with my opera
tions, and u tho Auditor IN whose Cti % mp
monthly report. hrG lled.
myi-tpL@ CH A2bES Il EEALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself i cal.
& didate for re-eloctioa to tho Office of Clerk Of
the Gas Works, subject TO tho decision of tho
conservative primary election. and respectfully
solicit the support Of my friends.
my6-Lpt* w. w. HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

cOctcr
}e-.iy c,cGdy weather and local rama rising
...a@so.o: on The CO.'S! and northeast to NORTH
"."1' becoming variable during the Right,
rug pcDfAry E1vcT,ox u.v
~ n,or,,9g Of ~ I;o1sSr,,,;.a ~ al Is,
,,,.7,,,,ao e7as Ala last n;ot. 49, -
80 !,r,a +, o,7r.- 49, ~ ~ - sue oaa "a
-, c;'n ,onn;o;n,, off" ot;n,s ,"s 90 ei'4oaes ,oT
g,,,-S,r, so ~ receive
,,r,.,l.,o -, ~ Sc1 Iof A'4'tEGo and
..,<i-ii 10. ~" !"E 10 INC primary
-, H.; 81 ~ ':iu VJ.na't'c" 'hero 'sSre
49,, ,ia,,-- ca':,t i'vtosl5' c"aifnao' AUG
- mi laIlt eco Cs'ca.
{, s, =. i',Is''t'i:H's ~ !lHli 70
- A'.,". - M 95.hsFg Tic i0'ioH-
g.. -,,, " '''taIa present %
:, ~ ,.,''LS - % S2'e:! inf, ": Fer
40. w. - "''"N'n Sc ). l. hIcSEam; tor
I5a"'N I.''VL'af' IL N2@p9:; i,r AUDI
-. - "'ecae,' ~! Collector CT lakes
- ....,.e - S.''G, H. 1. II! !; Tor collector o.!
81. &er2 D!7':ic', >. Il. fleld acd Wes
''Sl'' 'T' 2" I Q! f9hce ). I.
..'-,'/ 49," y. ~; t!Ihl:c' lor Sunernten-
- - ~ az - H. - S:E,1 ana u eob AozHcly;
IL. LEX OF rs e. y. M0I!oe. -. w. Hare
90 h''u H. L taVs.. 1911 C'cih CT Make, 4. H.
h5'.G ans -. w. S!DuSCn, iCr Mcaourer3 OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

FISH REPORT -uoe hucd.ed thousand her.
:i.1 Gu. !h!Go lbCusnad shaa arrived OF Fish.
toGG IL jsq, aGl a0ld aJ loow: Shad, Sc to
IS per hu3a:cG; hariiag 81 81 per Thousand.
il - uG'! -stoud that in.Gy OF these fishing
large ariGrs :9!il Gu. out 10 !c~ dsys. If the
present hnt weather Continues, IS tho FISH ths.
a;:lsa here il coed c1at!tiCn Gpoil beiGra they
,,ao he and tic atmosphere At the fish wharf
20 day VAS anything on pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Alllrtches q IN mos, h.r. b,a, io;,lu an
lie, 6r,ior ,,,s s,ek ,s,, ,,,;,;,, ia -.
annro.,b;on .rrra o,;,,a ,,.u,,.,a
can.;d r,,ls s,t.n,i,c III, 1,...n,n,,a!'ho
iva rsii,cal hail If iii. ,-,v nn.i;.hoa ~
Tnos;ay .n,y IA, ,.;o., ,,,,,t h.
,,,:o,.
'' ~. N''-''' pa'''o"'a'' IL 'A'
'-h =! ''"SS, . 'S'' pE 'hS"' lucy cohifu9 &c
o1hy 'afge afp2sts S@si:iog oprotu lies Ter
sa'' in'2a:Mtat, anu T!ih the other 5.Lka sup
p.2 all demands g. fair Iaits. Money is DOW
o1;aicsb;c 81 casitr terms than i! hss hsen FIR
long lino n, c!a al,v,,d.;, S,,;,oo I, :
s,itu,a has r,oo,i,, ,,;, a;.;i,a - "a
c,,, ,ra -, ..r.,,:, ,v.,., ri
''0 '.'s = ''u'. " "'si oo"paDy WIZ
9AY ouc Vi s-'aO E"F sHaro h!iti Moaosy, The
10 l. lca:aaE. ih3 pIGa9ec; C; esM b.ishnG
manufsc cii.s il this cisy, tu, crest .les;1r,a.
um is assuui,r mora Gtfoitc sham and
tbor.b ,,,;a ....I,.. ,.I'..-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

TIE WEATHER --i'n2 weather 10 day hss
tGch Gt'y expressive, Though there ba1 been
Slight hEe,z.) and the sun has shono forth With
HI,"o~S bshin: QHScr. Oao old ooorcd man
!aioIed GO Inc wtati Iiis mcr1i1r, it is suppos
ID, from the ei!:c Ct Tho SUM- Tho rercury
Ii the Thermometer &. tho virginia Midland
d'Io', 8 il.3) chick. registered | l2' 10 tho
80. Ihcrui 'matars registering 90 yesterday,
registered o. 10 4,T. The trho sta'o of The
~ atmosphere has h9sn a. fellow: At9 o'oiaok,
Sc; &. y, %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

TIE BRICEMAKERs' STRIKE. The siiko Of
tho brick makers IN Alexandria county. which
commenced on Monday l3st sill continues, the
luen positively refusing % 40 10 work unless
the d man. for u!Shcr wages is acc,cdcd to by
the haSaca At c meeting of tho Bfickm ,kers
Uaion. in Washington, last night. resolution
That he Ual0n should staLd firm aud not work
u1!I The wigs demad23 were revived was
unanimously adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

T RESPECTFULLY announce myself csn,
4 didste for tho Office Of Mossu;er o. Lumber,
subject to tho decision OF tho p,imsrT esc'i ID:
and solicit the support OF my fciends.
myG.tpe MORTIMER ~ CGOK,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

ITO THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS
a AED DEMOCE&TiN HEADJUSTEES
OF THIS CITY AND all OTHER CITI-
2ENS-I most earaCa.ly SIX your support
at the primary election on tac iS.h for thu pcsi-
ton OF Clerk OF tho iias Ii hy your votes
recsive tho nomination end olec,ioa ! assure
you that will attend strictly - the du:ios Of
tho office.
my7-tptS GEO O. MONROE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

l. respectfully announce myself as cinoi-
date for reelection to tho eli 20 of Auditor Of
Public Accounts for the city OF Alexandria,
and request the votss Of my fellow ci.zaAs
myT-,pe r y SROOKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

.nICuMoNo MARKET. May l2--rhe receinIs
o. grain hava s0mYwh,t increased. Flour is
steady st IS 69a7 50. About 1900 bushels of
Wheat %ero offered cniy par of Which cold at
ltom ~ TO 100 az 10 quality. THO offerings OF
Corr Eesched 200 hu.aols smsiI lots Of which
brought 81. So rad 80 as 10 qlslily No kyo or
Oats were sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

EOR SUPERVISED DENT OE 4AS-J.E.
A. NORRIS respectfully announces himself
candidate for Superintendent CT Gas, suhisc. 10
the decision OF tho primary election, and most
respectfully asks tho support Of his fellow ci!i-
Zsns. my9-tptn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

7 ANNOUNCE m7:or q candidate for Ie-
4 election 70 the ci!ico OF Superintendent. Cf
Gas, sub oct to tho decision Of the primary On
the 18th, and most respectfully solicit the sup
port of the "Au!d Lang Synas "
mY7-td* JACOB ROXRTRT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
ne IIc IN an insert couple CT Sooien plugs

lie MALONE READJusrERs' SPLIT AT q
"a "a :cHng OF tbs Mahouc readjaster Committee Of
'iss cry sewers! weeks ago, Mr.. u. A, Wind.
SOL CHAIRMAN. vacated tts chair, and declared
'hsi 20 could not associate with tWo Of the
members. and would not meet vish the con
@'iteo again ucil they we're expelled. This,
me committee, It appears, refused to DO, sni
Mf' Windsor, having absentcd himself from
tae meetings Of tho committee, was last night
removed iEoT0 Tho chairmauship, to which DO
aitloa he Wea first appointed by General
Mahone. md then elected by the committee,
moro than year sgo. Ooo of tho charges
agalnat Mr.. Windaor IVES tn, assumption Of
au!hori'y-in cslling meetings 10 the wards OF
tbs city 70 night for tho purpose Of ctc inp d Il
eGasaa 70 tho Malone convention which meets
10 Eicamond Jane that did not prope,,
belong 10 him. hlf. jacob NJ. Heislcy vas
tnaa elected temporary chairman Of To C
Committee.
lac "aEi nee'ioas tonight will probably
~ o. lively chatecer. Ono faction, of which
Mr.. iic!-le3 s leader. will contold for Mas.
soy or Groencr delegates the olher faction,
led BY hr. Niadsor, will mako 40 effort to
secure Camc.0u delegation. Boih sid have
hesn aa!vo to day drumming uo recruits for
!ho meetings tG.ri?h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
EED. O. MONROE.

& OARD.-To mp iellow-c,t zlaa Of AItXin-
IN dria, Va: l ANNOUNCE myself . csndiista
for Superintendent OF Ro!ico in thu primary
election. to be held en- tho 18th Ct May, and
promise If nominated ana elected, 30 fllf.l tho
duties Of the otlieo. faithfully ana iNdu;tTously,
looking slways t. !hu boz! 'Htc,as: u tbs people
and without p,raia!i:y
my7-tGs las. z. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

rE,HE PEOPLES UAHDIDArs-l rc'poc:-
4 fully announce myself p candidate !ot lha
Office of Superintendent Of Police 3! :na general
election on May 81 1881, sni promise. II cleo
ed, to discharge the dato, OF the office aiIhtIlly
1np3-tes FRANK NJ WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

RI CTi Oh-"It shall be tho duty O. LAG ~ ns1 %
~ on the first day of hay n ever ~ "
give pub tic notca tor thirty days that ;.,ai ~
SONS ownlag or ltanding TO keep any an "a =, ~
tee cog canine epecies TO come forwsr1 tcr
lsEo Out license for tho same from the Audi -.
Atter tho expiration OF the time in said mott *
mentioned, eli persons found with dog or dog.
or narrowing ole or moro dogs on his, her or ,
Their praml:as without the required license,
sha!l be lined BY the Mayor five dollars for every
Cog so owned or har5ored. and one dollar Of said
fine sl!all ba paid to the officer making the com.
plant, and IN case Of the refusal or omi ,sion to
psE cid iao. tho Mayor may commit the Offend
er to tho work house 70, not lees than ten nor
El0c o than Iiaety days"
l quote tie lew in regard TO dog licanses
which will bs RICHLY enforced.
ra.2-lm C0URTLhND II. SMITH. Mayor.
UAgVET'S CELEBRATED SPRING
Ia FIELD HAMS. bsst on the market for
sale By i. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
S6s CTS PSF PoUND.-Ws ofTeI the best
W. TEA ia the city for the price.
i. w. AVERY, 226 King street,
{ f6AMPAGEE CIDER. very fac and only
81 soc per gallon.
L. W. AVERY. 22G King street.
Hss CENTS PER glebsrdt's
w Lsgsr: the bost on the market. Bottles
70 be returned,
X. w. AVERY, 22S King street.
NLD BAKER. CABINET, SCHUYLKILL,
~ and other Scsdes OF Rye Whiskey's, Sweet
Catewba, Sherry, Port and MADEIRA Wines.
Kun. Gin ard Brandy in store and for sale by
APPS 4. w. AVERY, 226 King street.
{ ACES AND TRIMMINGS.
Just received:
To:chon. Ciuny, Meckiu, Va!encienneE, Bland;
Nottiu CHAM. Breton and Lsrquedoc, IN rem.
nsnts. ct Zoe as sen These goods are very desir.
able snd sre in 100 different dtizns.
W. E. 7. BRRKLEY.
mss Ga King s!sistl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

& large quantity Of household and kitchen
furniture will be sold at the auction rooms of
G. Noal u Lucas commencing on Saturday. Of
II o'clock. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

A THE NOMINEE of ths conservative 70.
IL adjusLer party for tho position OF Coliec.o:
of TaIsl for the Southern Nis.rlc. Of AtCxAn-
dria, ! respectfully solicit ths support .! MY
fellow citzsnO ~ the coming primary.
my3-tpts WESLEY AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

+ RESPECTFULLY snnourca nlysoit q can
l. didato for re.eocllon 10 thu OIL 20 OK Moagu--
or of Lumber, subject to the decision o. The pri.
mary election, and so!icit tho support oI my fell
low citiz ,ns.
mv7-tna STEPHEN SWAIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
az ARTHUR TAYhOE,
C0UN,,SELGOR AT Law.
Ec 10 goo y FSisfs- street,

va! give :,.omp. s:tgn,io q 70 all professional
business entrusted u him in mo courts VI Ai'i,
sndris .Fs!r!ak sad adjoin;as c"uh'es 1 aaI ~
Washing ton city. noelo-.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

"n'lacr PROBABILITIES. .Uqy Is. ISL
Ea- 40 Middle Atlantic ststcs slightly cooler,
1Hr.ty c.c1Ny weather and iocal rajns, rising
..a@c.os on The Coss. aud northeast 10 north
vg w.ai5 becoming variable during thu right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA.
4 Val most respectfully solicit TIM vot,s
of tho cit;z,ns of Alex ,uit.a f1r tho otica OF
Clerk Of the Market, il the prinaIY etCc!pT,,
May l7th 1881, OF the Democratic Conservative
psrty. GmY2.tpLF] JAMK5 ". SIMPSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

r RESPECTFULLY announce myself r can.
i date for reelection to the eli 90 Of Collector
of Taxes for the Southern District, subiec! 10
the decision OF the couaervAtiyo primary ole,-
ton, May II.
my9-tpe 8: <. FIELD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

Take "BLAGK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never bc bilious.
For saIo by e. i. Lesdbea!er s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

LTNCHBURo MAaKET. Mag l2-Florr stead 2
ana h'm. WITH good demaud 4; Sia7 80 Es ~
quality. WEoa!-Recoipts liGhL and domand
good with saes 81 locales. Crrn-Domand but.
Ter, but no chs Gge worthy G: note III price: sales
at 63sj4. ,ltls nominsl; very lille cTsring
which brCuQh iisi1. Rye du! NJ 70s75. Ka.
cs.pl8 OF iuuscto throughout the ontra Wet k
were very large. both By rsil nEd wagon. The
offerings Tor the most part, however, wero OF in
teflo. and common tobacco. iugs Kept fllly
up 10 former p-ico3. hut common leaf sold low,
probably "a Ito lower than our quotations
MEG ilm brxhis sTc extremely dull md slow Of
sale MS VOL rs dsrsi greonish leaf Fine chip.
ping is siiil scarce. and competition on this sss
ii tobacco is heavy. Fine wrappers arc ia de-.
msud and ara readily cold =. Ligh p.ees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

ITO Ny FELLOW CITIZENS OF AlsA-
i ANDEIA-I announce myself y candidate
for Mayor. suhjec. to the decision CT tho demo.
cratic primary election 70 ba held on the lI.h OF
Mey. 1t is useless for M to ssv, i elected, J
will do what / csI to sdyanca tha inta!asLs 81
the city. ! believe it is = rGcognizst !ac. the.
have always taken or act;re par! in ali puo!Ic
matters affecting its Interests. ski ! 'a only no .
cesssry for mo TO say thai, il nCE- tls!cr sr1
elected, will exccIte faithfully .rt ja!psr.'ai;y
all the laws hpper.siIiaS 10 the oti,i
anln-tna L Z n..I,M IL 5 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

BAL-IAoRE CATTLE MARX Ell. May l2-Bee
CatLic--Tne r.srs @. III New York on MONDAY
IVES active and !, higher, and yesterday the al
vsnce { Monday was lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

2 RESP ECTFULLY announce myself y can
4. ddatc for the Naycra!!y subj &C: to the de-
cision Of the primary election 70 DO held on the
'7.h of May next, and promise, i eec:st, % do
. erythiug in my pcTo. lc r7o2no.e ID, welfare
OF -. e. y. DOWNFALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

- BARRELS OF DAT GRITj received 70.
81 day by [myG] j. q. MILBUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13
GAEDEDA EG&.

lI4H announcements mast Invariably be paid for
~ adroncc. No notice 11;W be taken of orders
Nnlcs, they Gre accompanies! 7o;th tie CASH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-13

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET Msy l2.-Tha
markot t3r grain - L:!n saA nt;eos ara generally
hi2So. Flour is Sim at Si.7 - for fine 10
fancy. Whea: is quoted st. from lis to ls2,
Corn scl ST t0i52 Rye $500 AID Gals a3a5J.
, 1881-08-26

CARSON, P|RIE
g. CO.'S
TBID1l Dry Goods House.
MADISON AND PE0RiA.STs'
HOSIERY
Closing Sale
LADIES L|SLB THREAD HOSE
REDUCTION OF
so per Cent.

,,dtss, LIslc Tlrcul Hose, In Modes md
'11a I5ra5s, riblnti, reduced to Socj for'
,.1ies; @ Pink anil Dhlc Lisle Thread Hose,
'15il Thhcl. reduced til .)t)c; formerly l.s,
t.a;es' Faucy L!slo Thread Hose. Emb'd
'i Fronts, reduced 10 %l.25 formerly w.
1adIes' Open. Work I,tsle Thread !l9so.
'r' n faucy Colors, reduced to $1.26 !;
formerly $500.
,,dfes' Rjack Illslo Thread. 1Innd- Enl,'d
rrants, reduced TO $l.25; formerly
500. .
1,aIrs, Plain Colors Iisle Thread Hose,
Cardinal, Nayy, Old Onld, Brown, &C.,
fc.. re,l;cel to 75c; formerly $1.25.
1,JIes, rauey Striped 1isle Thrcad Hose,
il at colors, reduced to $1.s5; for
nerly s1.75.
The above are all marked down
n prices that cannot be duplicated
,by any house in the city, and La
dies who appreciate good Hosiery
will save money by examining
his lot before purchasing else
where,
, 1881-08-26

Indicates that scptic4rtnfa or somD other untn.
v0rab!c tntuettces arc at work interfering With
tho processea Ut nutrition and neutrnlizlnF to
Rfeut extent tho efforts OF tho stomach Ia sup
ply the systota with food. Tie President, thpy
aay. Bhonld bo RatnlnR atrnuRth now 10 got
through anothor bad Sunday or meet anothor
rcvofro lit tho shnpo Of a now complication;
but, instond of thnt. he ts bnrdly holding hin
own. and has no rosorve strength to draw upon
In Gang tf necessity. They lind also nnnthor
roason fUr encouragement In tho behavior Ut
tho rarotld swelllng. When tho Inclstof wus
fan1o yrstoft,ay afternoon 1t was aancrnlly
supposed. although pcrhaps Without sufficient
warrant, that It would ntforti speedy II not In.
mediate rollof, and from that source ITO fHrtiior
danger waa to lo unprecedented. There was Gun.
seauehtly feeling Of disappointment to-day
when It was found TINT not only tho swelling
had not tccrenscl In sizo. hut that rms WINS
: forming In humber OF places bore and therc
In tho gland, and that tho complication seems to
br oven
sto1sE sEntors THAN 1,ERonE THE OPERA
TlOS.
These and other like considerations, togcther
With tho abscnco or any positively encouraging
nssuraneo frotu tho surgeons roonl. hare
checked to-tluy tho hopeful nntieipnuons which
wore expressed ycster,iny hftnrnoon. Tho STIR.
Rcons. however, while concctiny thu gravity Ut
tho situation. continued to maintain throughout
iuQ lltGFHoDn t1AI llQ OUTLOOK WIS no MufbU thHtl
yesterday. Dr.. bliss catnn Into tho Telegraph
Uffice at th1 eastern cnti OF thu Mnnsili nlltt !.
o'clock, aIt1. while waiting for some ono wilutu
he Wished to aet, talked frunkiy for twenty
minutes with regard to tho Presidents condi-
tlon. lilo adnttod that there Ind been M gain
Of strength md MI improvement In general
condition, but attributed this lnrge!y to tho
glanltliIar swelling. which Ind bccoAo, be sAtti.
tho prlnclpul and nost threatening foattrc Ut
tho case. a. snlait quantity Vi nus bad bcun tlis-
eharKed ut thu nt,ot examination: hut no relief
llN1 yGt been Afforded, nrd IL had hcentHe tvi.
dent that pis wis 1otEntn8 III stnal1 cells nr
lhockets Throughout tho wh0e jp.laned gland.
thus incrcnsfnR
TIE sER.oCBxEss OF THE COMPLICATION.
A. far as tho patients other symptoms were @
concerned. ti1 hppruhcftaiolls wcEa fat. THO
wt.un1. lie slld, Wis granuuttnv we'll tho stoiu.
ach WIS performing its functions. prnpcriy, and
on l,erclxcll quantity OF food hal been tnketl
during tho day. We're 1t NOT for tho threatening
@tiIett Of tho xlaAtlutar swelling 1t wouitl. be
thought. t,o plain sailing.
AT o'clock Dr. RcyGurn reported that there
bad been tlu mAtcriat change III tho patfcnt'a
condition. asId thcro was no indication III the
a:u hullutiu Ut any Immediately alarming cmcr.
| genri.
, 1881-08-26

GEH. WILLIAM Z. WicH1EAsf, tho4cas1or Of
tho "Stn.ig,ltout" Republicans in Virglnlu,
will publish II letter ts-iay giving PERSONS why
l,o cannot support tie AIahono coalition tick
Ct mid In Which lle will also stnte that l.e In"
tends to volo for tho Democratic Stnte tiuket
Go1l. Wlckllan will unsparing1y denounco
thu Real fuster program.
, 1881-08-26

THE latest nows from the White House
Is alarming In tho extreme. 1t il admitted
OH all sidos that un1ess therefs cllange for
the hettor to-day tho President cannot ro:
c0ver. lie Is losing strength, and
tho liquid nourlsAmcnt administered
seems to :. hayc' 10 strengthening
effuct wl,atovor Ills mind wandered nearly
all Of yesterday: Tho trouble appears 10
ariso FROM tho condition Of the swollen
parotid gland. The pus has accumulated IN
at least i,alf dozen cells III addt-
tton to tho ono In which the inclsion
WIS made op Wednesday,, uild tic III
Illumination Is spreading, 1t is fearcd,
In the direction of tile brain. All these lntll-
cations point to blooli-poIsonlng. loruseciils
to bo almost abandoned ut tho White House,
whore all is gloom nl,d anxioty. Tlloro IL
hardly bare clIanco OF recovery. :.
, 1881-08-26

TI1E mental alteration which inspired Dr..
Mel. Ostra,,sier to commit suicide at Pitts
ton, pa., Il fcw tlays ago Is said to bc owing
to excessive smoking. Tie suicide was III
the habit Of sitting for hours pulling at IL
meerscl,aunl supplied with tic strongest
ptug" t0bAccu.
, 1881-08-26

SOME time ago John Skitt Il Co., oil MGR
cl,alls of London, fatud. Tie business soon
aftcr cliungcu l,ui,ds, 0lio person becvnltnK
sole proprietor. Its now reported that te
has sllsconlcd to Spuin after having pltlnto
circulation sto00o0 worth Ut forgot bills.
, 1881-08-26

THE Gcrnanta, tile organ Of tho German
Ultramontanes, whiIo admitting that nogo-
tIatlons llnyo been curried IN. between GQr-
n,any and the Vatican for the modification Ut
tho ecclcsinstical laws, says that the ncgotla-
ttons lluyo not yet resulted In any conclu-
sions satisfactory to tho Vatican. Tho de-
1nnllfls Ut tho U!tramontAnes are by no means
moderate, and Bismarck will haye some DIM
Guilty In satisfying them,
, 1881-08-26

THERE Is 4 movement In Alaska for tho
purpose uf puttt!oni1lg tho Congress tl.at
Alaska 10 allowed representation III that
body. T1o Ataska,is Claim they hive rs
much right to representation rs the people Ut
Artx0ilN n1,d Idaho.