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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
THE NEWS ms MORNING.

Fopr1Gv-The advance force of the British en-
tered Cairo Yesterday the rebel leaders were sub
m;ssive 60 Overtures have been made Tor
the surrender of the Egyptian force at
Kafr.el-Dwar. - Arab Pacha was stoned
IN Cairo when he fled there alter
the battle of Tel-el-Kebirj he Is re-
norted 10 have been captured. == The brush
man.of-war Phoenix has been wrecked OH IIlhco
Edward Island. == new National movement
Is projected in Ireland =- The Rev. d. EDWARD
&. Pussy is dying
DOMESTIC A yacht caps'zed IN Lake lhhePe-
sapkee. near Wolf borough, y, H., yesterday, and
fourteen persons were drowned. -= A sheriff
and his deputy were killed near Chattanooga Tenn,
Inv friends of a prisoner, who was released
E. The members of the crew OF
harl, Bridgeport from New-Oreans for Boston
ore missing. = Professor l.. L. Barnard, OF
Nashville. Tenn, has discovered a comet. --
Several persons were injured by railroad accident
near Mount Carbon, Penn. == Edwin lhorne
Won The race at Beacon Park
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The international Military
Match was begun at CreedmoOr yesterday; the
English Team came out 10 points ahead their total
being .O62 aud that of the Americans 1,O43. =-
little Phil Pearl Jennings, Little Minch, General
Monroe. Fellowplay. Glrofe and Revenge won the
Sheepshead Bay races. == dinner was gwen
to Engineer Melville at DelmOhcos' ana ne Helu
reception at the City Hall = John II.
Taliman was expelled from the Produce Ex-
change. -= Delegates TO the Syracuse Con-
yention were elected in number of dis
trcts 60 Gold value of the lega-tender silver
dollar 412la grains) S7.45 cents. 60 Stocks
opened duh and steady; later were more active
and higher, and closed excited and DuOvant.
THE .WLATHER.-TR local observations in
dictate clear or fair and warmer weather. Iempera-
ture yesterday; Highest, So; lowest, Ca ay-
erage 7l5s~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
4 cLrLZEN0 LNrESTLGlTING cONNITTEE.

4 CITIZENS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
1t seems from the announcement made in
Our news columns Oh Monday that the suSecs-
ton which The TRIBUNE recently made, that
n committee Of philosophical citizens could
effectively supplement the present work OF the
District Attorney, has been promptly acted
upon, 90 far, at least, Il, the Police Department
is concerned. The names OF the members OF
the committee who are said 10 be cooperating
with the Distiict-AttOrney have not been made
public, and their investigations have been So
crelIy conducted thu, fan; but it Is minated
that the results of their inquiries are to be
given to a Grand Jury, and if indictments fol-
low, of course their names must by law appear
OH the indictments as witnesses. Their find
ings are to be given IA evidence III lieu of
being submitted to the public as report after
the manner of committees heretofore
The new method is by far the most effective.
Indeed, We do not know how, under the pres
ent city charter, n committee such as we had
during the Ring times and Immediately follow
ing the overthrow OF the Ring could he legally
constituted. The Commissioners of Accounts
have been substituted for the committee as
formerly provided tor; and any body of citi-
zens acting rs an investigating committee must
be self-constituted or be employed and given
power to investigate by the lstrict-Attorney.
The inference to be drawn, then, is that the
committee of citizens have been selected by
Mr.. McKeOn or that they have volunteered to
him their aid and information. lie then be-
comes III measure responsible for them. If
they are respectable citizens and taxpayers,
actuated solely by desire for the public good
and the city's interests. they can do no harm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
GENERiL NOTES.

AT an auction in Rochester this week were
sold handsome easychair bookcase, aud "A large
substantial tube that once were the property Of Jee
son Davis aud were used by him in his old home near
Nicksburg. Miss.
The most picturesque feature of the Phila-
dolphin Almshouse scandal Is the fact that simuane
ousy with the disappearance OF the notorious Major
Phpps there appeared IN the schuylh River big and
yyacious ligaor The reptile had been Phppss pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
PCBLIC OPINION.
ANOTHER rOOTHACHE IMPENDING.

From me LCncgs'tr ter Fra lhep.
Tho blow struck by Blaine In Maine on
last monday viii De- apt to set Don Camcrons mo'sr "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Mr.. Kimball, tho "dcbt raiseI,' must look to
his laurels. lie has rival. 1t is none other
than Mr.. Flower, who yearns for the laborlng
man With tear in the eye that is cast toward
the Democratic nomination for Governor. But
Mr. Flower is many points ahe ad OF Mr.. Kim
ball because he has barl with bunghoe Of
generous diameter about election time. His
gift to "a clergyman mentioned in our Saratoga
letter published elsewhere is touching III moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

ways than one. Mr.. Flower must nave wal" toI,
when he urged his clerical friend not 70 .e,.'
Now is the golden opportunity OF deOt-pur-
dened churches throughout the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

We cannot believe that the Gentiles of Salt
Lake City are true prophets when they foretell
serious disturbances before the Edmunds law
can be enforced. The Mormon officials may
refuse to give up their Offices and contest the
legality OF the November election in the courts )
but they will not fght-at least, not openly.
Their time OF bravery was when they were
lust starting in wchedness ana before they
reached Utah. Since then, when they have
shed blood, it has been in quiet assasanatlOns
and in attacks on immigrant trains. The laws
are closing in on them now too closely for
such policy as that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

There is a spasm Of Virtue IN Long Island
CITY that deserves mention. The volunteer
firemen who turned the tongues of their en-
Cines in, some three months ago, because the
authorities would not repair the engine-houses,
have decided to assume their duties again.
Considering the other obligations which the
CITY has long ignored, the failure to pay at
teption TO the frcmen's wishes was not strange.
The men have shown good sense in their will
ingness TO tmn out again III case of need.
They May have chance to save their own
homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

The suppression of the pOol-rooms in this
CITY and the attacks on those at Hunters
Point have driven all the gamblers TO Coney
Island, and betting at Sheepshead Bay is now
livelier, heavier and more general than ever
before. But it does not swindle bOOtbacks
out of pennies and poverty stricken clerks out
of half-dollars as the city pool-rooms did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
xandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser

The follnwios 2c5;mssiers Rcre commissioned
Today 10 Virginia: 3 Z. Mcrtop, at Hemp
de1-Sidceg. College. Prinse Edward oaunty
Mrs Maggie II B:iI. ut. Belle, Bedford c,uo!y;
sod ", II. Llrgiey, BuFau da Hundreds. Cte:-
te,G:ld c,ua!y.
1t is understood the. Mr.. Eiuuldj viii
opposa the ootiro.si:u CT the reorganization of
L. L. Lewis for tic position of u. 8. Attorney
tor The 1es'cra t:e;Eio: Of VirgioiA upon tie
ground. tkat 10 nominee has recently engaged
10 q due. Dir. Enn1ubds cppts,d the coD6r-
uaticn Of tho aoninstio1 OF Judge Hughes for
tho sa1o rs6s3o, bu. the democrats supported
the judge to mao, eEd he w2ut through With
f7irg o,IcE7. |: is expected Loaf such slso
ill be Il oasc with DIR Lewis
Gr. R.vas, collector Of internal 1evsEua for
The Petersburg CiArc. in Virgins, is in the
city. he esers to be much COZ srned about
tic relation of his otEco, which II wanted BIZ
Gonc Ct lie democratic nonbers OF the rcsd
jueter party. Ho had en- interview ct the
Senate this morning with Senator Malone
whom ne wanIa to iateras. in kis behalf. MIR
Rive5 wtio mainly intent on sowing his owl
scslp, las time 20 talI about the political sfilrs
Of his State. arc says that the democratic read
justsrs should 10 content with three Congress
mer, leaving the other five, Of which they are Il
deprive tho democrats, to III 3 republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
Internal KeVenue.

WASHINGTON, MsicA 15.-The SUI c;nmi
tee OF TOO House Committee on Ways sDd
Meaus. 10 charge Of changes 10 internal rev=rue
Laws, nc; 3sy aad af:tr further c,bs dsr-Iion
Ct the geaaral subi:cs Ct reductions Of tx e,
orsced &c r:rSrt blito the full Committee t.
no=rCw which will recommend The following
i.tcrbal reverue redrc ICES. etc.:
q, Hhiskey from 90 to50 c'n's pr gallon.
o. ms: !iqs9s frcm 92a 10 60 en- 9 Fer bar
lei
Oattb,ccl, stuff, &C. FEM lG to 10 csnts
i:r p4uad.
Ga seg.fa from SC 20 81 pcr Thousand.
"a oig,rs:tss from Sl.75 TO 90 c:n;s per
Il oG:ant.
.a!so rc6u,tiOn cfa5 -! 50 Per o,rt. Of tbs
snecial ts14s COZ in posed 300 dealers 10 the
b W c,t:c CT rancc.
T1o sub-,9u uittet'a report will also lecon-
mend tho repeal Of tho laws which ct IreRent
im9os0 taxes CO capisi und deposi;e, tsos
checks. ma:ohss, proprietary stamps, on med
:cIncs, cobneiios, pertumeEies, etc.
/. IL Is im2tsd thai tho proposed reductions,
based upon the ia;ernal revenue oall:c;iors Ct
las! yasr. will amount in rouGd numbers Ia
ID >ut SGS Gao GOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
The H RrEetH.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 15--Vi.sinia 6's defrrei
u; do consolidated Gi; do ID series IS; past
due COUPONS 81; new 10 4os s91 bid to-day
Cotton f'meri middiings liz. Flour strong
aud active; howard street and Western
tuner 8 60AS4 co. DO extra 75.s5 s.; do family
00:s7 GO; GiiS Mills super 8 s0sS4 50; do eI.
trs 1855 IS; do Rio brands s675; Patarsco
family 81 Is. Whest-Southern steady; West.
ern higher, ac!ive and strong Southern red 1904
1855 do sm5er l3S.liS; No / Nd l42 asked; No
2 Wes!csn winter red spot lf3 1881; Mar 1914
1881 April 134slSa4; May l35tal354; June 1914 !;
July l20i.l2l; Aug l17.ll8. Corn-Southelr
higher; Wesser irregular and highsr; South
ern white s5; do oyel!ow IS; We.sern mixed
snot 6!aG4; Mar 62s.632 april Gle .64a; Nav
6j!a6is; June 65a bid; steamer b24,6.a Oais
irregulsr; Southern 52st5; Western white 64s
Is; do mixed 52s64; Peana 53a55.. Rye quiet
at e5:9S Hsy dull; prima to choice Penna
end I'D 1851. Office strong; Rio cargoes or.
Ginsry to fair 9al0. Sugar finn; aof. o..
vi sso7 fra St 1881 IS.
New YoRK, Mar l5-Stocks irregular,
Money 6 Cotton firm uolands IL 1-!6 Orleans
y &c. Flour s.sndy sud quiet. Whoa; opened
ls4c higher tu. subsequently bscane weak and
lost the ad7src, Corn fair y ectivs and t.sc
better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVgNINe, MAgCa l5.
Tho Legislature will resume lis extra session

Tho Legislature will resume its extra session
tomorrow. As tbs rea6jus:er Numbers 0! that
body hav. d3ae the State abou! as much harm
IS shs C % well afford to stand. it behocves the
demcc ATTIC Numbers 10 resort TO oil tbs l'gi-
,maie m,acs OF taei: disposal 10 rr,VoEs ar9
further uofalous and luxurious legislation
They should therefor, not hcti;stc 10 avail
themselves Of ell Eor;s cf pirlihmentaiy dlistc-
riness il order to defeat The further schemes
devised by tho Catal1sa1 crowd for festberpg
thtir own nests or psnsionrg thar followers
upon the tax-psyors Of tins S!a!e. The tu7gry
aad rapscous ofcw were cot eDd csn not re-
main in Richmoad ater tie salary Of "hich
they have faced the Ssstc s?ali have been tx-
pended, and as $3.50. tho amount OF tbct sasry
tor the ezra session. can net lest v!r9 loCe'
they will s9oa b, c51Dtiild 10 ad3urn aud
20 10 their respective Offices OF homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
CFEICE.9L.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

It a regular nsetins of tho Beard Of Alder,
men hssc March l4th. 49,, there were present:
+. z. poThhsm, clq, President. and Messrs.
Moore O. 4: smoc., s.r:u,a Mkrbury. J. E.
Dnoo. aud Reid.
The Finance Committee on the petition of
8lacklocks heirs asking reduction OF taxes on
warehouse on Fsyetto alley ord Strand. report
I'd ii fav II of ss.sling the bill OF S275.S3 BY the
ps7me2t Of s2il 80, snd So Is charges, provided
that the amcuat bs paid within 20 dsye; also or
commuaic ,ticn of the Auditor III regard to 50
apor' p ision for The ch.ln asI g, reported 10
favor efsp2roprialing $lC0 in addition 10 tho
nmou1s app roprieted in rec ular til passed June
s. leSl, all OF v hch vera aaonted.
Bal OF J. Hntwisle, jF., Of % 25 fer msdicine,
was ordered 10 be psic.
& poti;ion nune7ou:ly sig he'd by busine.s men
and others asking the City ecu! CT 10 sub serbia
$3.50 TO the "Alezardris Ferry Co - also q
resolution spthoT'Z rg the City Council to sub
scribe $leOo to sad Ferry Co. were referred 10
the Finance Committee.
Petition of suadry cit z ans tor fepsiys 10 U1ion
street s!so the report Of tina Committee on
Streets on the petition fer gutter. curb, &c on
the west sds OF st. Assph street Fl, III Oronoco
to Qoeen Streets s!so resolution app-opriaIiDg
SEQ for deepening the fab wharf dccas; also
petition of Miles Murphy; also petition OF j..
w. Malls, fer reduction e ss:essm ants also O
cor mu-l cation from City Treasurer Esrlow.
as ing TO be relieved from the cu!tody of bonds
OF the tofpc ration were recoiV Cd from tho Con
mon Council and their action concurred il.
1he Committee on Claims reported in favor o.
Frying The bjlla of F. +. Heis o. 81 snj a. 3
TisVers s., fer election sslTicte, and in favor OF
| transferring two bills OF Vim. logan, sl5tG and
81 %. 10 tie Committee on Eubl3 Property,
which reports were sdop ed
An &C.. to suisnd All Get, eIti;led On act, 10
| snend and re-ensct the second section Of chap.
| 8, Of the laws OF the Cooperation, pissed Sep
| TENDER y. III wes called from the tab!o, read
q thi d time snd psesed by tho following vote
Ayep, McEsrs. Il oore. g. e. sm,ot. Strauss,
Marbury. j. 3. awcot. Reid, sId Nj Presi'
dent Nccs-0
The annual report Of tho Fire Wsrdens was
received and read.
4 resolution requesting Gu: representatives in
the Legislature to urga the pssasge OF the bill ir
regard TO the old Court Houae was received from
| the Ccnmon Council! end their sci)n concur.
red il.
The Board than ediourn.t.
Teste: JNo. J. JAMESON, Clerk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
COMMON COUNCIL.


At 9 regular meeting OF The Common Council
OF tho city Ct Alex:rc.is, held on me liLh day
OF Aafch, 1882 thtr! wero present: j :nes s
douglas, esq PcsI lent I'D MsstrS. Herbert,
Ltmosrt, BoEch. AG,bug7, Eivhb5rg, Ectesu,
Sweeney AID Pea!;s.
The report CT the Coz mLtee on Fubic Prop
ersy upon the resn I.iCn VI enquiry Us the cont
Of dredgir s the fab wharf d,Cl Wss received.
and the work ordered 10 b. dcHa L. cost not
exceedr $500, tho work 10 DO done uador the
srp srr.ion If The said Committee.
iha Committee on Streets recommended that
the rrsyer CT Tho petition Of Jshl LaDLo1 and
others 10 have tie curb SO. and gutter and siie.
walk paved on tSe West s;te ct 81 heGph street
from ihs 9. W. c9rher OF CronGco street 10 the n.
W. corner CT Queen street, be granted, which
reaomn oada.iun IVES edtp..d.
The petition Of h:ies MurIh2 10 Be 1ele. %
from the p!ymeE; OF paving bill; petition e
James W. II slle for IN b.L, N mt Of taxes, a1d
the c1Dn:unicatiGn Of NJ. Z. Esrlcw City Ire.s-
rrer. in reistioa 10 tbs ak bonds nrd interest
c3rIiiioa!,s on hsEd weIe received sud referred
10 lhs Committee o2 Finance
IAN &C. 10 hmo5d nnd re enact section 25
chapter g. of the ihws Of the corporation of Alel-
sndta, was LAID ever to tho mex: re. ular mocting
The petition Of Perry, Smoot & Co. and oIhoIs
in relation 10 Un;7n sttaet YVES rca1 nnd refer.
red 10 the Committee on Streets.
a. resoiution IVES adopted reporting Gu:
Representative in the Legislature, 70 call VI e.
LSe eILI2 sesslon III LGn. GCCY ana urge Inc pG'
sege OF the bill r,l.tiEg 10 tho old Court Elu.e
properly.
The Iero,. Of tho Fire War leIs f.r the fcs
year ending Mach ], 1882 WAS received AID
read.
Tho fo1lowir Wirs received fr, IN tie Eoar6
or Aldermen, hid their ac.!on thereon concur
red in, VIZ: Report of Finance Committee or
communication OF the Auditor 30 10 tho ireufi
cheney OF tho appropriation icr the chain gang;
resolutions in relation 10 atuo:cription for tht
establishment Of q steam ferry across tho Po.c.
mac river 10 point oppoti,s Iii, city bill o.
Cogan. of SIT Gil bills for election services o.
a. 4. Travis So, ard f. +. Eeisley 81 petition
of eundry merchants aad ci.z2Hs for the City
Council to subscribe TO the stock Of the proposed
Pctomtc ferry, ard report of ihs Committee on
Finance upon the petition CT Nyat Stump for {
reduction Of taxes.
Tho Board then adjourned
Tccte: JAMES r. CAvoN, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
Suicides.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. l5.-Wlis ! Helitg &.
4 GeCmsc, r&ld 10 years. YES found esFy YES
ttrdsy mcsriag lYIt & 10 shs Clubhouse cluu.c:ed
Eiih bis residence With bullet hole 10 his fore
aosd Gld c revolver ligh:Iy gssspod in lis right
hsad. La had been eu4loy1d at S. wax.
ard bo;pg discharged b:cims despondent and
ins'!y hot himself.
George Snisb, aged 81 yesrs. died at tho
rm:n ucsplssl yesttriay from 100 eGec's OF
p0i.cp tsksn tn Friday last with suicidal intent,
Frederick Schulz. sgsd g. years, was found
ys5terlsy suf,rieg from g duso OF poisou which
re bad tsken intending to ead his 70. H4 Wss
reutv:d TO !he PeursyIvauis Htsp.t.l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
ry-DAYN TELEGRAPH NEWS
20. Days Congressional Proceedings.

SENATE.
A resposss 10 Seoate rssoIn'ion Has tt
e!ivcd from the S:o;etsry If War, giving a
statement tf servicasbie and upseiv!oasb'e
osacon at tts srsensls; their market Va:us and
hov macy hZv, bscn appropriated By law.
Mr.. Fly reported ftGm tao Committee CO
Rules now rule, namely: "A vote to lay ca
the table proposed amsndment shall cot carry
with it tho pending MEASURE Placed CD
Calendar.
Mr.. E1unnds asked 90 inde6aae leave Of
ebssncs 90 account CT illness 10 his family, ado
Ing that /! tbs PRIVILEGE was extended he @culd
Try nos to ehaso it. NJ objection Wss msde.
ar Msao1s Introduced concurrent resoiE-
ton Shioh read for the first tims as follows:
That in the eVaut Of any reduc,ion 10 the tex
On stb .cco napufto'urtd 10 the U aited States
i! is hereby d. clagtd that :bato tQ lsl to Rurh
re6u,iion shall be granted on all Stamps or tx
paid tobacco manufactured 10 the Unitad States
al Ter the adoption ct lbis res LUTON and
between such date and tho Tine when a5y law
making suoh Ieiro;ioa shell 60 ito # c., then
| reEaiCog in tho tands of iio:r54d oesl;rs Ga
Other thao n1su:tcu,els
HOUSE.
Mr.. Rice, tf O5io, offered resolution difce-
ting the COMM tee 90 the Judiciary, to ltq lire
| whether the conviction CT Sergeant Msson. by
| me bilitary Court std the proceedings there
under, sro not in viola i'm of tao laws ADD COL
s;itu;ian Ct tho United States. aud report their
determination to this H:uie, and giViag the
comuistoo lssve u sead tor persons and p.psrS.
Referred.
Mr.. Hisccc1, OF N. Y, o1sirnao Of the Con
| Eattee CO Appropriations, reported back Senste
oil mailing further appropriateness to relieve
the ,uffsrers by Tho overflow Of tie Mississippi
| river.
Mr.. Houek, of Tenu.. chairman Of the C,n-
! rit,eo on Wbr Claims. reported back q bill tor
| tie sllowaocs Of osrtsin claims reported allowed
By the accounting ofi,sr Of the Treasury De-
partmept. Tha till Wss passed after some little
debate aud explanation.
The HOUSE passed tho Senate bill msk!rg
| further approximation for the relief CT sufferers
| from I'll, overflow of Ih, Mississippi Hi;h the
aneadmsnts rec,um sodsd by tho Aop-op!is-
tioDa Comuit:so. Increasing the smcup, to
| $3.50 eco,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

& law sezis.ing Tor the construction OF fin
wsSs On sill stIeans in tho State. ard there Be-.
ing no 'lsdGes' IT tie dam acrcss the Raprs'
hammock, at Fleoerick:burg, Msior James V.
Brooke. Of Wsrlenton, has D2en employed By
the ci.;Z,1s OF fsrqli:r 20 compel tao enforce.
m,ut of the provisions CT the lew in respect 10
the dam IN ,Ltioned, i: being tho onlv oba.ruc.
ton 10 the passage OF f.h toc diEt-nce f shout
thirty FIVE miles up the river. thereby Gepriving
The people in tho country through which the
stream passes from enjosi- the benefits Of the
fab the. would otherw.s, Al tHsi- WY from
tide8ater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

General Mahone i, N favor Of high tac: Il. il
oida that tha "irf.n. industries OF tie country
m,y be prctoclei.' Indeed lie ia so much il
favor of pro'e;.ing tataa ind !s.ries that he is
also in favor Of the free importation &C De unl;nl
tied supply Of Chlcae caoap labor. IN Other
words The General would protcc. taa r;ca lnoo.
opoiis., bu, would oppTeaa the poo. laHoTe- o5
s:biect g him TO com ,e.i.ion with foreign Dsu.
Ter labor. 70 uso his owa words, he is il favor
of AL g AIDES Of Industry without r:te:elc' 10
nai.Y ,ty or creed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
reat By sick child suffering and crying with
the exeruci=:ing pain Of cutting tss,h II re-,
60 at once and get = bottle of Mrs. W1NSLOW'S
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
LILLE sufferer i'm uediately-depDnd upon i. !;
there is no mistake about il. There is not q
mother On esrth who has ever uaed it who will
not tell you st once that it will requisite the bow.
els, snd give rcst to the mother, and relief and
hes!th to the Child, opess:ing LIKE magic. It ia
perfectly safe 10 use in sill cases, and Pleasant 20
the taste. and ia the prescription ct ono of the
the United Ssstss. Sold everywhere Is cents
bottle. mh2I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
EtblanNfAl.

NEW Yo2K. March l5.-Tho sleek market
opened 10 the main firm aad pee cent higher
.ban yesterdays closing prices for Richmond
SID D.ovilIe. 10 tho early dosli,gs decline
Of ,24 ger c,nt. took place IN which R;chmond
q15p!Iy III, market sold up b,ls per csa'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
The SkobeieT Affair.

BERLIN, March, Is The Cross Gsz ,tte says:
TIE interview bstveea the Emperor " lillian and
Prince Bi: m ,rk on sunday was for the purpose
Of discus:ing tn Russian question. The Skobe.
LEFT psir it says, is regarded as settled but great
wstchFuln'ss is rtq1!1ed. Prince Pi:mMk has
long since s:raaxel European con b:nstions
f01 every evel,u ility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
Ey L, r. Lucas Suc.;oneer

DREREMP SALE OF GOLD Anu
L SILVER WATCHES. Jsxery, Ice Pier
err, Osstors. Roger, kniVes Forss, Ta5a a1i
Tea Spooi at 8uc;ion commeLcirg o1 *s:a'
day evening March IL 81 7:30 p M. Odd CO..
tinuinR every evening at the same hour mn.
the entire stock il closed out it No. GO hlfs
s!reat, mex. TO John Fisd's Cigar G;osa. tbs
stock will be sold and awarded to tie li4t'si
bidder 10 wary c,so, le: the amount b. wn': :
may. Goods will bs sold s. p .ivs.s ssla iv'::
person irtercs!ed should st:bnd ;n!s sa'a >: -
gooGs will bs sold Of gras. bersci..s.
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RI OTlOE TOTER PUBLIu.-J.W ". PISS
~ & CO.. No. q s Kcy,l etreet, b.re -"
on hand and will continue TO to,o during d."
season. v.red s:sortmeDt Ct Ere h Fish, 81
SHAD, hUCk, WHITE and IELLJ"
PERCH. HERRIEI. &c TITO psroca;e II
the public is respectfully solicited 90 we b'vs
broken the monopoly. Fish clesrei 20 -
livered free. G!ve.us q call. roA.7