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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
The Queen Shot AT.

Qlaen Victoria arrived at Winds;r at sb3u!
5:25 p n. }cs;srd,y. She hsd been 10 London
SECS Iu'slaF, Hhcra Sho gave drawing room
On Wednesday IN honor of the Plrcsss Helena
OF Waied:ck. Hho is to rarry Prince Leopold.
marc WAS large crowd CT spectators awaiting
ths Qusen's arrival Of Windsor The Queer
walked across tho platform ef the railssy sta.
slcn to her esriisg', which sas Vaiirg to take
her 10 The castle. Joha Brown h,d ALREADY
aSc> oted to his seat behind The csrrisga, vher
a nan s;tndiug at lie entrance TO tho station.
yard, cu2rga uunbcr of spectators, plotted 8
tol 1t II c caiiiage and fred. To iudc. ftcm
inc r'pcrt tho pistol vas It heavily loaded, The
9aeon. wac wrs prtbably not sWNe what had
h'rpened. was imme di.tely driven to the !s,e,
but tJre ehO passed the man had len sa;z;d
by the sup :rinloadsnt ct tho borough police,
who wss standing near ty lie Wis also vic
lsnt'y st'z!d by he crowd srd vas only rescued
irsm ihen when three or four polic,men o.mo
to tic supclictcudont's assistance. The pistol
"as cap'rrtd BY oue of tie orovd. Roderick
MacLssn, tho would be assassin, who WAS mis-
erablS clad, Wss taken iao High street. and
thslc, conveyed to tho police station. The
general opinion is ihst the act wls the result Of
ueacy.
As 5000 50 the Qaoen arrived at tho castle
she ordered az equerry to prccaed to tho depot
to ltqulrs If aoy one lad been hurt. The re =
port OF tho pistol was sharp but cot laud
Maclean eTpI7enly Intended 6ricg esaiu,
Whan tho revolver was knocked ircm Lis hand
D7 bystactar and BANDED to the po:io. The
hight Hen. Sir Henry +. Pousonby, the
Qaeea's Rec:e!arG, proceeded to the police sta
tiun. aud sfscr obtaining ell tho inform alton
possible ttlegraphtd to Mr. Gladstone the fsc 8
OF tho assault. Ii il understood tho Queen has
not sustained aGy shock.
MsciIean Is twenty seven years old. He
states TINT be is grocer's assistant. The doc
tors rroGcutc, him sane. The revolver is a
Tx ohGmbcred Colts American make. Tgo
chambers welo fouId loaded and Two had
been reccn!l7 discharged fourteen ball cart
ridges Wara found GA the prisoner. MscLaan
says hunger ao:uated the oiime. Tho Osbiuet
sent d:sya:oh to Wiudaor expressing g:stili,a.
ton st tho failure of the attempt ct asssss,ns-
ton. No bullet mukcs were tauod on the
Qaoan's cil!isg,. Resolutions expressing bor.
ror at tho attempt to assassuate tho Queer
were pass:d at Varnus meetings bel last right
10 L1Ddon sud tho Provinces. including meet
log OF li,hmon. Tha Car, tho EMPRESS OF
Aushl! srt Emperor vii inn Of Germany
nave tc!eErspaed messages Of sympathy. Thu
Queen held her 6inoer party last plight az usual
No political signi6,arcs ia attached 10 ap5
qus!!er to tho outrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
LIGHT BLUE CASHMERE

Au Fu'e Wool, Wide, Double Width, 5oe !.
OoloIed Surah Satin zoe; Light Blue. Pin k
and Cream Colored Fine French Foule" pure
WOOL end double width, for evening dresses
o % tqs; j., Double white Blankets Sl.tO; New
ho ots ai.s ana an feq9ot sheoing Cotton the
shd other makes of the bess yard wide Blessbed
C0;ton loo; Black Silk Velvet ST; Broesds
Slks vi; Excellent Black Silk 81; Beautiful
sp'Ing Dress Goods, worth zoe, only I2I: Bean.
nlul Sllk and Wool Dress Goods. worth 51o re-
a aI 10 zoe; Nuns Yelling. Pure Wool NAVY
Lace for Curtains 90, to 81; Beschad TohIa
Linen Coo; Oolored Silks soc. "'1e
CARRIERS, I'll Market snace-
mar3-W.f Woeh;nSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
M8n Killed.

tuTlE.RT. Co. March 3.-On Tuesday
night lIur matk,i men want 70 tho house Of
aeer1 In this county AID dsmnucd ad nittaxoe,
Upon bsiFg toiused they broke dowo tho door,
Md as h. frs; mao entered the lego slot
hln. Thu mcn then fl d. Tho negro with
so;ao white oeishbors tracked tho wounded man
tor saDn Gis'alc, and finally fcurd his dead
body. Upon removi1g tho mask be IVES found
to DC yau1G white man belopgiog to this
ccua'y. named LeoBidss B,iIey The other
three poo sr. u.kaown. Tee otieo. ot their
visit hes not been ssoertsioed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
FFeSke9.

EoRDENTowN. N. j.. Mar. 9.-The frsshes
here this morning has completely covered Duck
Island and the people living thereon have l5d
Hsrtsn canal oflice and the buildings around
It arc uader water. The railroad track for q
d,s'snce OF three miles between this city and
Trenton s covered with water to the docth f
oightesn inches and no trains can 20 that way to
New York. The Pennsylvaris shore is ccvared
SO fer g the ty9 can reach. It is said the next
ida will be sui hiraer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

The trouble with the democratic party is nc! o
lack, Blu: super6uity of leaders, not q usurped
domination CT o few experienced leaders, but
the uIres!rsined smb!ioa OF countless ine1pe-
rienccd would be leaders. If thess latter would
only manifest some of the qualities of leader
ship and not found their vi lie claim 10 it
upon their unsustained assertions, their words
would hlv, moro force than that Of brostb;
their fitness would be recognized and they
would soon have large followings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
a Losing Joke.

a prominent physician of Pitts burg said iokirg
~ to tdy patient who w.s complaining of her
continued Ill health and of i, inability 10 cure
har. TRY Hop Bittersln Tho lady took it in CIR.
n::t ard used the Bitters. from which she OBJ.
sslne3 permanent health. She COW laughs at
pleased with it. IS it ccs. him q good patient 80
HaTrisJurgh Patriot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

la The Pariauen tsly election at Noribamr-
ton y.sterasy, Mr.. B,adlaugh received 3,79S
votes uOd MIR. Co1bctt 1851 At o meeting of
tho opposition members OF the House Of Con-
mors lsss nlRb., it w,s,, decided to rssist
enY aItsmp! 90 lha PR: Of Mr.. Bratl.uza to
tako his saat. Sir Stafford Nsrttc,te viii
move lh's'm restitution Ir!Vicu,ls offered by
him 10 rgNd to Mr. Btsdlaugh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond

CEUH
lSrscis! Dispatch to the Alexandra Gsz,!te. ]
NO BRIBERY OR CORRUPTION.
RICHMOND. w. March 3.-Io the Scnn!e 10
day Mr. Berry, from tho special COMMITTEE 81
pointed 10 lsvssigste tho charges made ng,rst
ceriaia State t[ia*rs rep RCD that they had ex-
min3;i a,unbar e Witnesses, Lu. that 40 proc!
had b.en cdduced shosiug any bribery or cGI
rupilon on the rars II sny officer Of tho g3Vcrr
mont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

a FEARFUL MIsTAKs.-William Walker, q
farmer living sb,us eight miles fem Chatham,
Va. stayed Wednesday night st the store -heuss
OF GeoFgs |. Johnston. sleeping With lis clerk.
Ly!es r. Johnston. and intended takiog The
early train to Dauvillo. He arose about day.
break and without waking young Johnston
dressed himself and left the room. As il was
TOO early for the train he returned, AID the
noise aroused Johnston. who, thinking i! rot-
bar. 90 ID his pistol aud asked who it was
Receiving 20 reply he fred. killing Walker ic-
stsotly. Ths coroner's jury GENERATED Jobs-
Btop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
EluanesAl.

NEW 4oaK. March Tho stock market
opened in the main finn snd 5a!s per ct higher
than Sestsrdsga closing prices. Richmond &
DarVi!!o "ss per cent lower. In the early
Co. lin2a ti:or fse:lonsl advance in The general
.lst a decline OF ISL per cont took place in which
Richmond & Dnnville WAS c,napicucu,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Mr.. Eliot 3. Jet, dsd OF bis re 1erce 10
Falmouth Tuesday tisht, after 6 shrot illness
OF pneumonia in the 43i year OF his age.
The S. V. r. r. 60. has ordered 100 add
tionsl Ffeigct cars, 10 locomotives 5sd 10 pa
eoger clrs, in preparation for their Increasing
business tho Ginning summer.
The fcu. -itoly brick dwelling ia UpperaiIle,
belonging 10 the estate of tho l,e Vim. ST.,
pheosop, wsd sod @ few da;s $50 FIR SIS, sos
-casA.
Tic s:o., -l0uso uf Dir. r. G. Willis st Rlt-
ida1 SiG!icD, together With grestar porti: q
# his sleek Of goods, wss consumed by G,o
Tuesday las.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
DIED,

~ On tho "a irst, WILLIE E., wife of M,blon
p. Ja0ney and granddaughter of tie late
Cou m odore William Jameson, q. s.. N.
81 The friends of the family are respectfully
OF htr husband, No. 225 King strte on ~.
morrow. Saturday, Of u q clock m W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

Tho tr.l Of Sergeant Masou fJr shoo;iog at
Gulseau was concluded al tho Wsshir gtop arse-
nal yesterday, aud although tho findings CT tho
cour;- martial hsv, cot been mado public il is
UNDERWOOD that he has been c,n7c.od, aud
that he will probably be imprlsoocd at Fort
l'svcnwcrh. The fadiDRs mus: DO apprtvs ID
by 0oo. HsEo;ck before they can be carried
lotO execution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
T2le Would be & ssass1n,

LONDON, March 3.-The Times this mor,-
lug says: IF no more os1 b. said Ter Mat
Lean, the Houd-ba assassin Of The Queen, than
could be said for Gnitcsu, tho assassin of Presi-
dert Garfield, or L:F1oy, tho murderer of Mr..
Gold. lie caa ss little exp: CT to cscsr, punish
nen!."
U. g. Minister LoRel hs1 tenGored TO The
Queen the congratulations CT tho Amalicsr
nation. kilograms expressing similar eeoti.
mcu!s Hero arriving st Wiadscr !hioush ousthe
ni2h'. II is officially announced tho. The
Queen passed good plight aud that she is il
{ wGy atf:otcd By the attempt cD her life.
MacLean passed restless night. lie HiI
BE- brought up at $ sDtcia! sitting of Ghs Wind
scr borough justices tits afternoon. From,
later tco;uols il appasis that MecLsan fred
the shot sfter tho oarriSge was 10 motion.
Pri1c2ss Beatrice and JOHN Brtwa saw hiE,
paint The pistol at the csrriage. He WIS exactly
thirty psoo5 distant when he fred Two Of The
four loaded chambers CT the revolver contained
obly b'ark cartridges MecLoan walked from
Portsmouth to London week ago. Upon biz
person was found purse contoiuing pspny
arc hgse larthins7, sEd pccket.b,ck contsi,
ipg the following ep!sios: Fourth path, a
novel By MecLssn.' aud "Reyuolds' news,
paper sivaa GO correct 60 idca Ct the Vido d..
fcretc, that divides tha people ef Eoglsnd 6!
any newspaper 10 tie void. I venerste lie
fIeo snd ou!Sptken p:iacip!ss tf 90 unbiased
thinker"
MscL:an sa5 oharOod at The police citation
with shooting at the @ latn with io,ens to de
cric7cus bodily harm. He asked whether aty
one vas hurt bus The polio, refused to give him
sry Information.
After sesrchiue lbe ysrd at tbe railway sts-
.ian 70: 90 hour this morning. the police fcuut
q small bullet cmbedto iu tic ground which
| weighed abou. oo,- hid Of sn ouro,. Il bore
msIks Of having 6rst struck sc mo oihtr ohiccs
1t Vas right 10 the Gir:c ion OF The spot Ever
which tho Qlasn's carriage was pss:ipg. having
probably passed ever tho horsts heads.
B;taro the revolver vas seiz!d the prisouel
bad brought anohr loaded chamber opposite
The hammer.
Mac L,sa's sntecedenEg show chat no il
cco.p;li, a5d is addicted to dirk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

a Michigan boy ale bar OF soap. drank a
lot Ct soda wser srd weut to bed to cure his
old. The c,c:tr hsd hard Tins to pull him
lhTcueh tn. the boy nov ssys lhs next timo
he catches ctl BIO will use d.. Balls Cough
Srrup
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
The Peach CrOD,

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 3.--The Every
Ever ing publishes letters from peach growers
aud Il eslerg of Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Of Msrylsnd. The sdvices ira universally
favorable end the promise is m ore than sn aver
age crop from ell sections OF the peach growing
region.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Death of a Pedestrian

WAeuISGToN. D. G., March Sit is re-
ported hero tt-lay that Rowell. nee of the
ccptes.suts ia the walking match 10 Nav York,
died suaiecIy this 5fternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

A readiustel pspsr Gays: Col. Kichsris) IN is
tie first judge Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
ever taken from the Southwest proper" 10
wonder. if he i, q sample Of the msto:is; for
Judges produced in that section Of tho Sta,a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

CoNKL1NG CoFERMED.- Gca.to yester
day COZ fi:mcd TIE nomination CT Roscoe Conk.
ling to DO an Associated Justice Of tho Supreme
Court.
The vote 90 The question Of COZ f NATION Ras
80 yeas against II ns3S The Senators recorded
10 The negative we're eight democrats and four
republioaDs-Messrs. Dawes, Hawlcy, noa,
snd Morrill,, srd Messra. BaYard. Back, Jones,
johnson of Virginia, jackson. Pugh. Gao,gu
and HAMPTON. 1t ia stated that Senator Sher-
man would $50 have voted in tho negai7o had
1t cot been ttnt be was paired With bis co..
league, Senator PenG5top. There was also a
lumber OF other pairs, and several Senators
Who 1ere present end not paired rs!rsned
from voting. 1t is not thought thst dr. Cock
ling will accept The position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Marine Disaster.

LONDON. March Bark. H. D. Brookusn,
from New York f,r this pert, sprung aleak en-
tie l7th of February aud WAS abandoned water
legged, Her cargo Of petroleum subsequently,
exploded. Part Of Der crew wero landed ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Shrinking Two Quarts of Wh,skey

UTICA. N. Y, Feb. 3.-John G. Ebrirg
last night msds wager that he cluId drink
tso quarts ef whisky. HIS did 60 ard died
within a toD hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
EloX Captured

VIENNA, March Il; is officially Announced
shat the Ausrists bav5 cspiured Uicx sitter a
desperate resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

A dispatch from Parkeraburg, W. Va. sage
tito west bourd passenger irliu OF the BALI
Ger, and Ohio road Wednesday biehsran upon
ssono at the .oll-gste. throwing from the track
all the rs txoapt tho sleeper The epgira
ran into the store Of George w. James, ard
the s;olo aud the Whels Iraiu except the sleeper.
we're horptd John Gielsy tho engineer. AID
Jcho Bremen the fireman were Instantly killed.
Both we're OF Grafton. Tha reil sud express
matter WAS mostly saved Mr. jams loss vss
S.. 900, uoirsursd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

After tWenty years the governor and state
officials OF L,ui.iabs hayo returned to Baton
Rouge, which has .gsio become the capital of
tho STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

III. nemlnstion Of ex-senator Sargent to bs
Mir!s!er TO Germany was confirmed by tho
Senate yesterday without division.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 3.-Hoss-,
Market very demoralized, especially on lIsa'
and rough stock; prices lower; common 10
good mixed 6.S5 30; heavy packing and sbip'
ping & 50sS6 76 Philsdelpbiss and ardera g. 3
81 40; light Case As. Csttle in fair demand sna
market steady; exports Gi$6 IS; coed TO chone
shippir 6 40A$5 90; Common to far 4 Gl's1 -
mixed butchers plentiful and dull at 23J,l.t"
sheep-Ms,ket steady; inferior 10 fair 8 70,
81 60; mFdium to good 525,S5 TO; choc' "
extra 5 GOAs6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
Eo Mays. Proceedings
SENATE,

SENATE,
M.. Butler pr sen.ed, read ct length and
tx3lsi!nd p moociial llom | 200 ciiz.us OF
South Carolina fer ns,ioanl aid for tho cduos-
ZION OF Tho youth of that State Uttered.
Mr.. Anthony reported. back adversely, tho
Joia resolution fer the printing Of 10, COO copies
Of The Medical and Surgical History of the
War CT tho Rebellion" l. was iudf faitely
Io3'pentd upon statement ny MIR. Anthony
that thN cost would b, 1925 600.
Mr. lloar, irtm the Ccmmittee on tho Lii bra
-. reported EL"!rs>l3 upon tlle petitions of the
Wi ,nsin Gacs rsphic,s aud Chicago Histor;-
Gil Stc,a:ica fer Congressional couriitte to
attnd The LIBERATION ct New O:lcna CD April
9th tho aGnlVrresIy OF Tie discovery of tho
mouth Il the Mississippi by LsSaIIo.
"a lu9iioa o! Mr. Shermsr. tho Senate bill
cfesnnG jHlas committee 10 provide for Tho
crf on ct g statue to ChieI Justice Marshall ia
Wfsh'ngi9o, YES taSoa up aed passed.
An nTde! fJr on a. ijurtmeit fum TO- Day
na'l; MoId'y aas adopted.
HOUSE.
MIR. y Neil, CT Penns., presented q reaolu-
sion ii the Tobacco Board OF Trade, of Pnila-
do'phIa, asking that Congress- either psss
promptly ii! iJs Tho aboi:ion Of tho tax on
tobacco nn0 o!gsrs, OR agree 10 Ioiot resolution
70 he cfec' thu. it is uaHise to tanper with
tho tex duriI & tho prrscnt Congress. Referred,
Do molten of Mr.. Richardson, of New York
: bill was pEssed reducing the licecse fees OF
ase!ers. oElaf glneers aud rs-elass pi!o!s Of
dtcoia vcsac's frcm SO TO 81 SO. ard ohicl
Ea.ea. nsioccrs aud pilo!s of inferior grade
'scm s. TO Is cents.
Al Inc conclusion If The meroi1g hour. &C.
voted TO tho report Of private bills. tho House
At l2A5 went into the Oou mi!tcc Of tho Whole
IA The private Calsldlr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

The make. closes quies End dull -Four Il
eff IS, on high grader. But little Whast isrcm
ing in. and small ss!os were nsds a! l25a,"j s.
10 qu;lity. Corn is scSc, and war!sj sri
prices have advanced; sales ct 81 fer chrc"
white Country produce is in bett " rcacip, 81.
prices are lower on account Ct tho wsrm w",u-
or. Other Articles st quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03
MEETING.

z meeting OF the business men Of Ale1snu,"
will be held at o'clock TOMORROW (Fh''
DAY. NIGHT, ct HARMONIC HALL le1
the purpose of considering a proicc! in wal'I
every msn in business in this city is intsreS,e'
E.e. LEADBEATEh'
HENRY STHA Uso'
JOHN B. SdC OF,
m:r2.2; ISAAC EIOaBBRd'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

CINCINNATI Eco MARKET. Mar. 3.-hoss;
quiet; common and light 50,S7; p'czipg sn'
butchers COAST 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. BE
Cattle-The New York market on Mocd,,y
lower, and yesterday trsdo wes slow, whh;n
material change.
Shesg-All he receipts sold st folm Ii prizes
Hogs-Trade is allow with prices barely msiE'
tanned, and prosp:c;s for lower figures If s'y
change occurs Quotations eiasic; with nH'
sales for 9.91
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

RICHMOND MARKET. Mar. 2--Tho :nnrse,i
quiet and the re cspis of produce generally ro
Flour is without change. Thtr3 wera few 50,
Corn brought SO.Sl Nothing doing ia y'y".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. March .
Beeves-No,hing doing in tho cattle u ards. Des'
ers report dull trade in dressed beef st 7.lO!.e'
10 for common to prime sides, and m'cs.efn
dressed at 7a7lc per ID.
Calves changed hands at loo per ID City
dressed VeAls are In fair demand at l24lEC pr
ID. but country dressed do ore dull and slow Il
sale at 10sl4c per ID. Dressed grasaers ra:l
ateaty at 8A9c per lb.
Sheen and Lsnbs-Trarsaction ware g! 5i:2
per ID f)r sheep. and G,7;c per ID for Ian b VIII
{. small nrm5er of State lambs at s; per 10. The
dressed mutton sold at Ole per ID, anl r:::
dressed lambs at lie per ID.
Hogs-Live hogs in fair demand al 22;s5 -
par 100 lbs for common 10 prime with ,wo c'f
loads sod Ut last Is per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

LYNCHsURG MARKET. Mar. 2.-Thc matkf,,
is without change since les. report. elou'
steady. Wheat IN very limited supply with =
good demand. tho quotations beirg from -.
l6O IS to quality. hectipts OF Corn princips5
from the West, white Sss90; yellow IS s. 0s:;
j.. Geo is temporarily DEPRESSED, Iuss iras {.
tres: sro less active. Smoking lugs are scsWe
Common leaf depressed. Fine shipping sc''
All grades of wrappers are in demand AID scmo
few lots during tho week brought fancy Irr;
The offerings for tho week were large, tr. Il
cept for hesl g:sdes were somewhat lover.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Mag. 2IbH
market ia very quiet No charg, to no.e ia
quotations for Flour. Wheat scarce end qlc.'t
It l25ali). Corn 75a7S. ~, 9)s95 nrd cs''
L0ab2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-03

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Suga,s-I he New York market for raw u2sr;
j. quiet. With the demand sow. Fair TO goc1
refining is quoted at 7s74c. and contriiuss 81
73aiB Fer refined Sugars the market con!irn:
qules but steady, as follcwI: Cut LOST 'Cst;
crushed ]0s; powdered TO-; graduated g. +
soft % az yellows 7laS.
Coifee-The m,rke. is quiet but finn in tone.
We note the sale 10 dsy tf another ilv5.c'd
l,CC0 bags, on tho taeis Ct eSc fer fair, and quoe
again IS follows: Ordinary SIC; fair %; GOD
l0l, and primo 1(3,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-01
What Shall We Do With Our Boys and
Girls.

Evidently the first step In family ed
ucation is to make the boys and girls
fit TO do something, the next to find
them something to do.
Sound mind, sound morals, sound
body are not accidents, nor are they
entirely providential gifts definitely
bestowed at the beginning OF a career
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Local News, &c.
Standing Committee.

The following is the Standing Com
n,it,ee elected for the ensuing year
Adams-I. I. Manbeck, j. f. Zechman.
Beayer-Henry Freed, Adam Smith.
Beayer West-N. B. Middleswerth,
II. NJ. Ulsh.
Centre-Dr. J. w .Sampsel,H II. c. Samp'
sci.
Chapman II. b. Hall, A. II. Trout
man.
Franklin-Millard X. Hassinger, F
Rathfon.
Jacksou-J s. Yearick, William Sholly
Monroe-Thevdor Hummel j. Z
Wagner.
Niddlecreek--J. X. Keelor, Harvey
Sholly. -
Middleburg John F. Stetler, c. c
Seebold.
Penn-J. II. Hendricks, w. 8. Stahl,.
Perry-John X. Arbogast, Levi kepler
Perry West-T. p. Derr, Frank Arbo'
gast.
selinsgrove-H. ]. Duck, B. T. Parks.
Union-J. N. Houser, j. ID. Boyer.
Vashington-J. A. Hilbish, jeremiah
Charles.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-01

DKcoRATIoN.-At about 8 o'clock
on Tuesday evening the three Sunday
schools met at the Court House,
where they were formed in line by
Dr j. Y. Shindel, headed by Stetler's
Cornet Band and colors. After pa
rading through town they proceeded
TO the cemetery where the decorating
ceremonies were gone through with.
A neat address was made by Col. r. B.
Barber, Of Mifiiinburg, followed with
prayer by Rev. Herrold, after which
a short address was made by Father
shindel About three hundred and
hfty persons took part In the exercises.