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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25
Massey 8 Triumph.

10 the Senate. at O'clock yesterday, Mr..
Wood moved that the House bs informed that
the Senate VAS ready to proosed with tho ex:
CHIN o! the i,ias oldr. His motion was csr-
rled. AID be WAS ordered 10 notify the House,
which he did.
General w. NJ, Elliott, president pro tenn,
presided.
message having bsen received from tho
House to the efF,ct that it was ready on its
part to proceed with the Joint order, Mr.. Rid
dIebeIgsr rose and sddeesIsd the chsir.
Mr. NsWbcrry, of Bland, ono of Mr, Mas
ssy's frmest friends, rose a moment later with
8 resolution 10 his hand which, hs said, he de :
sired 10 offer.
Tbs ch.ir said be had recognized Mr.. Rid.
dleberger.
Mr.. Riddleberger then proceeded TO nom;-
mats MIR. s. Brown Allsn for the position Of
Auditor; but MIR. Nswberry again addressed
the chair and said he did not intend to b. cut
of WHEN he desired to ctfJr resolution.
The ohslr said he had reecgtz,d Mr. Rid
dlsbergsr tltSt, as he had risen to bis feet and
addressed The chair; but if Mr. Ne9b:rly wish
ed TO appeal from the decision of the oSsir he
could do 80.
MIR. NewbertY deolioed to appeal at fist, Iu!
when Mr RIddebsrger continued to speak b.
said be would appeal from The detision of the
chair.
The vote was taken sud the chsir sustained.
MIR. NeWberry then moved that tho Senate
adjourn.
Mf. Wilcox called the Eyes and noes. which
were taken with the following result
Ayes-Messrs. Atkinson, Brry, Christian.
Digs. E1uunds, Fletcher. Glasgow, H,le,
Heaton, Hurt, Koioer, Lowell L,veustein, L.
brook. Nswberry. Smith, Thurmac, Twynsp,
Williams. Wiue6eld Joseph A. aud Wing,
fsld il. Richard 81.
Noes -Msssg5. Bailey, Barnes, Bliss, Elliott,
Eskridg,. James. Jones. Marin, Msyo, Nu-
ton, Pcwsll, RsRles. RiddIebsrgsr, Rue, Ste5-
ems. Walker, Webb, Wilcox aud Wood-ls.
Tee Clair thon declared the Senate a6jJurn-
ed Until this morning. Of course the eff.
f'ot Of tie action IVES tbs breaking up of he
joint order providing for lhs eltc.iun OF Audi
tor.
Both houses of The General Assembly will
have 10 adopt another ,ut order before they
CAD proceed With tho election of Auditor.
While the HOUSE of Delegates received no
official knowledge Of the adjoucumsn! OF the
Senate the fec: WAS soou knowo aud created
considerable excitement. Mr.. Critic had nom
mated 8. Brown Allen for the place of Auditor.
aud Mr.. Stuart had put Mir. FfauklinL Brock
EFT. of Alexandra, 10 nomination for the same
place.
Mr.. Lyons moved to adjourn, watch was
defeated by a vote OF Is to 70. Vsricu, M
tons we're then made. and the House became
tangled up. 1t had received 90 official intims-
lion of ths adjournment ef the Senate, and
points Of order and motions were rapidly made
aud ruled out of order by the Spssker Flusl y
the body adjourned till this morning.
The seton of the Senate created much tx,ise
ment about the Capitol. Auditor Massey dur
irg the morning moved about quietly cobvert-
ing With his friends, but exhibited no tx,ito-
ment. The four R.aij busters who voted in tho
Senate to adj ,urn were Lybrook, Hale, New
berry ard Williams.
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Burned to Death,

NEW YORK, jan 25.-Mts Henry Dlurell.
wife of painter living on Davis s1epus. Z .st
Newark, while psssit 6 by the kitchen slovs yes
terda9 morning. brushed hsr light c,lico wral
per over the font tf the CRATE. Il 40 instsn.
she WAS Wrapped 10 flames ADD screamed aloud
10 her sgouy. Her husband, who was dress
iug himself, ran to her assistsrcs. and by q
desperate tffrs succeeded 10 * iogusbng the
f,mes. Hsr clothing wss slmtsi entirely burr
eff, aud she WAS 4 mass If tlises from bead to
foot. DR.. Sqoiar ives called in, srd imme diately
proncui cad her case bor'le5s, q. she bad IT,
hailed 6re and TN Ike. II, gave her opi.tes
and spp!ied ell the usual remedies, but she died
after suffering two hours of horrible sgony
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
VIRGINIA NEW,S.

fredericksburg Was threatened si.h lresbes
on Sunday.
a spoke fte:or7 has beea established It
hickory Grove. Prize, William county.
Jobn Hall, Of Piincs William county, fell
dead Friday It's.
-, George Santnyer. we'll kuowa citizen cf
Warren county. died very suddenly last Friday.
The dam efex-Senator Withers's 6sh-pond.
near WS!hs'lle, was broken by the high water
last week. aud fac sock of German carp
was washed ost and destroyed.
MIR. Thomas NJ. Wilson. who was appointed
Oh Saturday last one of the new Norfolk Police
Commissioners BY Judge Goodwin, Of the Ger
poration Court, has declined to accept the sp-
polntnent.
D'. W. Fl. Ruffner, State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, hes s.nt in his resigus-
non to the Legislature. 10 take effect ut the
oleSa OF the month. Lis understood that MIR.
4. Z. Fsrr. Of Fairfax. bis successor, does cot
desire to enter ths cHios until bis term cJm.
uercss, which ia March 10.
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NE rs or IHE DAP.

w. Il. Vanderbilt paid s2Ol, 900 for State
taxes to the comptroller of New York oae dey
las! week.
California f,ut is new competing with the
Illinois AID Missouri mills 10 tho Memphis
(renn,l market.
The shareholders of the Bank of Lyons and
Loire have voted the sums necessary to enabls
the bstk to Immediately resuno business.
Ihe French government bss aided the Uuion
Generate to meet its engagements.
Because Of some doubt as to tie Legality ef
tho former election of the Uoited States Sent
tors Wilson aud McDi, both houses Of tho
Iowa Legislature yesterday ratified their prt :
7ious acioa ~ another formal ballot.
Bills ware introduced 10 the Senate yesterday
for the punishment of officers of nstiopaI backs
who i,lsRay issue certified checks, and auoher
to prohibit the manufacture, importation apd
sals OF all distilled and termented Eq1ors ss 6
bevcrag, 10 coy portion of the Ulted States
a1d territories.
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Bismarck Excited

In the German Rei;hatag yesterday, during
debate on the budget, discussion arose con-
corning the late imperial re:cr!pt. Prince Eli
march ssid il did not aim to create new coL-
stitutio3. Tho maxim, Tho hing relgns. but
does not govern" did not apply in Germany.
The expression ministerial responsibility WAS
equally absurd. He declared that the rescrip!
remained uushAken by tho attacks upon It. he
was fully ewsre OF his responsibility 10 signing it.
and he wa, answersble for ali the acts of the
sovereign. 1t WAS 10 the soyelga, he said, and
mel to Parliament, that Germany owed the posi-
tion she enjoyed. Primo Bismarck asked wheth.
or anyone could reproach him with coWardice.
There WAS great uprosr on the Left, Prince
Bismarck stepped forward ard repeated his in
quiry. saying: "Is there one among you who
dares to biing such Il cnsrge2'
The speech created great excitement. It was
an emphatic reassertlon OF the doctrines of the
I'm perisl rescript SIS to ihs relations between the
Prussian King and the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25
FiendiSh Work

WILMINGTON, D;l., JaO. 25.-Wm. T}s,u,
az iron worker Of StseItou. g)s very drunk q
dsy or Two ego and Will, 10 this condition be
returned 10 bis boarding house. There the
rum worked on his braio aud hs became q
human 6end. Ho began to exercise bis fsudish
propensities by kicking oro of the children of
the household under the table severely i5juriog
it. Another child hs took IN bis arms aud
paoed it 90 red hot stove uutil some tf the
flesh was baraed eff its bodV. While q lady
was demonstrating With him he knocked her
down aud 90 doub; would hAv, done Der COL
siderable harm bad be DO. 10 turn bsen kaockcd
down by q colored man and then heavily hsnS-
cDtfJd By Steelton ooostabls.
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Dies ola Broken Heart.

New YORK, Jan. 25 In Mount PEI mt
Csmetsry. Newark. will be buried te-iay Mis-
Mary + Cculey. Of No. % Fulton street, N
ak, sister of x-3overcor Oonley. Of Georgia,
who died, 60 herrela!i9es say, oil broken heart,
caused By The cruel absorption other forIuue By
the Mschauc'' Bank IN Ter Oso,r l.. Baldwin .
shauelss misnspage msn'. All her funds wsre
invested in tn, stock Of the b.uk. Losing tia.
and beiog peremptoiiIy ordered by tbs govern
mcut 10 pay as much more az ehe lost was more
than the poor creature WAS abe to bear. u
abls to sleep for brooding ever her loss, her
health gradually gave way, With the result stat
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The Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 25.-The court
room Was again densely crowded long before
the opening of the court this morning. Counsel
were rather tsrdy 10 making their appearance,
and the court was not declared 10 session till
l0l5 o'clock: Judge Porter entered shortly
after 10 o'clock. locking much better than yes
to-day. AS usual, the prisoner opaued the
proceedings By announcing: MY sister has
basn doing some silly talk in Chicago. SIZE
m cans we'll, but she ne lawyer"
Jodgs Porter Immediately resumed bis arc q :.
ment. Admonished By the filling enow. and
| the severity of the weather. from which he h ad
suffered, and from which doubtless tho Jury
also had suffered, no fslt it necessary to viry
somswhat from his original intentions and trust
to the intelligence and honor of the Jury to
supply bis defects. He would not, thersicrs
linger over the dry details of the evidence.
Feeling i. impsrahvsly necessary that this case
should be brought to q conclusion as soon az
possible. he would simply touch upon few
salient Dcios OF the evidenc,. John W. GU
tesu. said Judge Partar. believe to be an
honest man He came here ready to contribute
| bis mesna, bis evidence and bis serpira O save
| brothers lite and sn honorcd f,theY's name,
std yet the truth comes f;om bis lips which
| must imprt 81 upon tvery oue Of you the COT
| Vlction that 90 the = | Of Juy thi, prisoner WAS
az sane as ycu or I, or the judge upon this
bench. Reading ifem tho eVideuc, ct j. w.
G1lsesu, aod commenting rpon it, Judgs
Porter 'aid OF tho prisoner. he hiss two facss.
Galtesu-"How many have you gots"
Judge Porter-"Hs has two f4oet; oue show
log tbs ssDoity of too Pnsrfsss. aud tho other
ths bideous grin otho lend IL q. DOS 81 s,as him. =
Precaedirg, Judge Porter coptrastea tbs lfs
AID conduct and deceittui, swiodliug prsoioes
OF tina prisoner With the Apostle Paul's in the
l,gat ct the prisoners atsu npon that he, Ike
Paul, was honestly eogaged 10 doing the Lords
work. Paul never palmsd eff brass watches
for gold. Paul never sSinded his creditors out
| OF their inst dues. Tho picture drawn by j nd re
Porter was any but lovely one. and provoked
the prisoner to most abusive retorts, the prison.
| er occasionally exolaimirg, Your liar, ard
you know it," TOTS man. said Judge Porter,
who says be never deceived any ore 10 one of bis
hand bills "lec:ure hy tie Hon. sChsrles Gui
tesu." Hs never d.oiised any one. Where
did be get his title Of Hon. g?
addressed. sir.
After oc,ational outbursts from the prisoner
Judge Porter continued to speak for some min
utes without further interruption.
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Wheat at Chicago

CHICAGO. Jauusry 25.-Whest vas sg .io
the centre ct attrac loo on 'Ubsrg, today.
Tradicg WAS very heavy, but almost entirely
speculative. Al ad5ioes VT, favorable and
receipts were small, especially ot No. 2. Tee
ptIc.e, nevertheless, opened 3s4,. lowsr uoder
The rush to sell, aad, ruling weak, declined ur-
III they ware %. below y.stlrlay's best figures.
Irq1Ir then improved, and the advance WAS
steady until his decline Was entirely recovered,
"hon some fa.ustion occurred, and the closing
was otlg j.. below yesterday.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Frozen to Death.

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The frtzon bod; Of
Bernard Murphy. employed IS fireman 10 40
oil flctory in Greer pint, WAS discovered yes:er-
day morning lsing at The corner Of Kingsland
aud Norman Av,Dues. Grecnpoin.. He and .
companion were seen the night previous 10 q
state Of intt xic,to,. 1t is supposed that
Murphy fall. aud while in drunken stupor was
frlzsn to death.
Charles Jeremius, baker. Was fouod yestsI-
day motbins lrcssn to death, in LIVINGSTON
street. Newark.
BcRDEETowE. n. J jan. 25-John Finne.
gen, aged % years, employed on the docks st
south Amtoy sat down to rest last night and
when found was frozen TO death.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. 25-An unknown
man VIE found yesterday fro IN to death at the
foot of hay stack on the Salt Meadow, near
Trenley's Point. He probably peri.hed during
the severe cold en- Monday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25
To.Da5's Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE,

WAsHiNcToN, D.c. 25.-Immsdiately after
ihe reading of the Journal, Mr.. Cameron. OF
Wisconsin,. submitted resolutions oommemora-
tive OF the late Senator Carpenter.
Mf Csmeroa spoke of The sense OF persona!
Bereavement TO which The people and press Of
Wisconsin, had given expression upon the
death OF tiJ ftrnsr c)lssgue. BE also gave
an Interesting biography of the deceased.
At l:45 upon the adoption of the resolution
commemorative of The late Senator Carpenter,
the Senate as further testimonial of respect
tor the deceased. adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE.
o. moion cf Nj. Reed, of Maine, tho Sen
ate bill permitting Associate Justice Ward
Hun Of The Uoited States Supreme Court, to
retire. va, taken from the Speakers table for
PIT ut Confederation.
Nj. Rsed explained the pro7i.ious of the
bill. and theo yielded the floor to MIR. Towrs-
bend, ct Illinois, VIII opposed il, FIRST. because
ltW1uld set dangerous precedent; second. be-
cause be regarded it reflection upon the high
tribansl 10 presume that ono Of its members
would, for p:cuti,ry consideration, be in-
duoed to do Uha! it Was his duty to the people
to do.
MIR, House, Of Tennessee. also opposed tbs
bill.
Mi. Robinson. OF New York. su9eestcd that
if The bill we're referred to tho Judcsry Com
mittee scme plan might be agreed to by whieh
Justice Swayne ooud be restored to the bsrcb.
Mr. ResgaD, Of Texas. opposed The bill as
tending to build up privileged class.
Mi. Hammond of Georgia, advocated tho
bill.
Mr.. Singleton. OF Miss. AID Mr.. McNi.-
lar. ct Tennessee. opposed lho measure.
Mr.. Speer, CT Georgia. favored the BILL
Mr.. Holman. IF Indiana. opposed tha bill
on the ground that it was piece Of legislative
fevaIitisn.
Nlr. MoL,ne. of Maryland, snd MI. Camp,
Of New York. argued 10 favor of tbs bill.
| Mr.. Manning, of Miss, though. tha; The
bill would ooercs Judge Hunt to retire. and he
therefore favored it.
The bill WAS p,ssed-7eas 1877. bays 50, The
| ms orty OF the republicans voting in the sfir-
NATIVE and the body o. tie democrats in tie
negative.
Mr.. Gsddes, Of Ohio, introduced q bill to
| admit salt free OF duty.
At two o'clock all business WAS susps dad
aod the House proceeded to pay its last trit u e
Of respec! to the memory of the late Suatr
Matthew H. Carpenter, of Wisconsin,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25
End of O Dead Lock

ALBANY n. Y. Jan. i5.-The legislative
dead LOCK- has ended. When the word Tns pas.
aed around yesterdey iha. conference Of Dem.
ocr.ts would be held in the Ways and Means
Committee room this morning, The Tammany
delegation concluded that they would derive no
benefit thsrefroIn and d. c ined the invitation to
ATTEND. However later in the evening promi.
tiers anu consulted with Aessrs Spinola and
kearney upon the situation the result, Of which
WAS that in the small hours of the morning the
Invitation was accepted. A csll for democrat.
&c caucus will be- issued at to.day's session of
ths Assembly toC o clock this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

Mr.. Massey, short tina ago. belonged to
the party th,. scouts The idsa that there are
any such ea'i!ies as tina BIS! p)onle in tho
State, end ye! nov that tho third s;gd has
oons upon hin. aal he ssos he ooarmty Of
the bass system 10 sE ,s responsiveness, a chsrgs
has o,ma Der the spri: OF bis d:eamP, and he
not only recognizes tho Glass whose exis!elc, be
formerly denied. bat ssyl be bsIi,Vesa msioEi-
ty Of the best people OF Virgiais, Of all parties
desire and expsO, him to con!irus in his pres
eat Office.
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Fire.

A. HoL. Mas. Ian. f5.-A a re- broke cut lat
evening in the pattern room of the Rodney ms
chine shop which, with its contents. va, de-.
.troyed; also lumber shop belonging to the
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Company, con-
tanning leo COO feet OF lumber. The total loss is
from S7o 600 to 100000 on which there is only
partial insurance. One hundred hands are
thrown ont Of employment besides losing their
tools: a defective chimney was the cause Ct
tho & "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

Senator German was st Annapolis last night.
It is reported thSt his resignation OF the pres.
dency of tbs Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ia al.
ready written ard signed, and that hs is only
waiiing for the next m setirg Of The board of di,
rectors of the cansl 10 present it. Soon after his
s-rival there conference of the m anagers WAS
held, among those present being Two cfficsrs of
the canal. The canal presidency was discussed,
and, In answer to s question. Mr.. German is re-.
ported to have said that he will resign much ear
lier LIED anyone antcl pstee.
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Body round

RICHMOND. Jan. 25.-The body of an u1-
known white man was discovered f,atiur in
tho dock above tho Seventeenth Street bridge
Yesterday morning. It will bs KEEP. few days
for Identification. A short time bsfors Christ
mss bat was picked up near where the body
was foutd. and it ia now thought that it be-
ongsd to the drowned man.
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For sale by 4. :. lead oeater y Bro
nothers 4! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF you,
rest by sick child suffering aud crying With
the e1crucistng pain of cutting teethl II &c.
60 st once and get bottle of Mrs. EyINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will reli eve the poor
little sufferer immediately-dspand upon il, :;
there ia no mistake about it. There is not
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
OF tell you at once that it will regulate the bow
els. and give rest to The mother. and eief and
health TO the child, operating like mage II Is
perfectly safe 10 nee in all csses and pie ,saEt to
the taste, and is the prescription of one OF The
Oldest and best femsle physicians aud nrrses 70
the United States. Sold every where q ceDu
. bottle mhLl
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Arrested for kmbezxlement.

, ALLENTOWN, Pa. Jan. 25-Jlmes M.
Kseder: ticket and fteighs agent of the L,high
Valley Railroad. 10 bis city 10 whcss lc,ouutsa
deficiency of So 200 was discovered yesterday.
WAS arrested last hight fur smb, zzl.ment, He
couiesses the defslc,tion and said be lost the
money in playing policy.
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FlnanclRl.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The stock malkst
opened somewhat irre gular but in the main aal
per cent lower than yesterdays closing prices
In The early dealings the market advanced 3ala
per cent subsequently, The general list fell OF
ass per cent. At ii o. clcck there was fraction
81 recovery.
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Feeble Ladies'.

Thoae lanauid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scArcsly able to be on your feet ,h.i
constant drain thA! is tsking from your system
oil IFS elasticity driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable and fie,ful, can
easily DO removed by the use of that marvellous
remedy. Hop Bitters. Irregularities ard Oh.
structions of your system are relieved At once,
while The special cause of periodical pain is pei.
msnently removed. Will you heed this ?-Cin.
cinnati Saturday Night
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Oae of the drawbacks of married life is .i.k-
ness OF the it'll. oues Fer Cold or Coush
you cannot fad better remedy than Dr.. Bolts
Tough Syrup. Nearly all physicians prescribe
it. and 90 family should be without it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

Too LAZY TO LIvE.-Wiiam Rspp, of
Menomiuae. in this State. a laboting man. came
han, enc night thia week sud found bis wife
hsusieg 10 the Woodshed by pitcs of clothes
line. dad, snd on her dress was pinned note
With tho following: The reason Why do.
this ia because an too ley to do my Own
work, or even 10 make anything FIR myself to
Resr"- Mlsuaukee San,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

Mf. Samuel Patterson. the committc appoin.
Dad 10 70 10 Washirg ion 90 The suffice. of looa-
tinga cus!on- house al LYnct b. rg, Is very SAT-
guine that the House c,mmittee will decide The
matter favorably,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

A house divided agaids, itself must fell. The
readusters, IS seen By cur Richm,r d dispatch
yes erday, are divided. Therefore, il The rule
holds g,od. the dsy Of the dissolution Of the
unhoy al,iarc, is at hsDd. Bl:, os the coht-
si7e power OF public puudsr has Lest nouo Of
its force. ana as all the r:adj1ster members Of
the Legislature eSp!ot a2other place whe o
their present cfa,ial serns expire, va are afraid
Vrginis's d,ivorsrcs will b, delayed still
lonper.
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The Paris Panic.

LoNDoN.J an. 25.-The Times in lie 6uar cial
article this morning sys:-Ip spite of Govern
nens and private aid to the Paris Bourse. oil
ad'Ioas oorcur 10 representing that tho difiou..-
ties are tar from surmounted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

Ascor1iag 20 thu Auditors report The crln-
insi charges Of the State in 1876 we're SIT ,94l.
10 1881 they had fsllsn eff to Sl3l.424. Tho
deoresse took p!sss under the whippiog-pcs!
and oosiG-gsrg a7s!en. which the res3justorS
are going to abolish. Hereafter negro ctf ,ndsrs
agains. tbs ls8 VII! % ooa6oed ia III! fer
months. comfortably housed snd fed st. TIE
States expense, !sstsad Of being whipped and
turned loose or made to work ous the amount
of their foes % the street.
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Smallpox In New Jersey.

BURLINGTON. NJ. Jan. 25.-The email pox
has made It's appearance at Bristol, Pa, opposite
this city, 90 the Delaware. This, the 6Iss case
raported,is said to have baeo brought fromPhiI-
adephia By yourg lady visiiog Bristol, and
who is i'll with il,
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Death from Hydrophobia,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Wm. Gardiner,
aged IA years, 500 of Edward Gardiner, of Nc.
90 Vine street. Camden, suppose to be affected
With hydrophotis, osu,ed by the sight bite of
dog upon the thumb last September. died On
Monday night.
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Suicide.

WILMINGTON. Ja7. 25.-Joha A. Silk,
farmer OF Trexlerttw5, Burke county. hinged
hinself Monday. Hs had gone bail for
neisnoor AID feared no would have to p,y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-25

The Baltimoresn announces the engagement of
Hiss Julia Jackson, daughter ofStonewall jack
GOD. to Mr.. Frank Baker, wealthy young bus.
iness man OF Baltimore. The marriage ia fixed
for esrly in the spring.
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OPELIKA, Ala. Nov. l. 1881.
d. d. WARNER Il Co.. Sns-I have been
cured OF 90 affection Of the kidneys blythe uss
cfyou: Safe Kidnay aud Liver Cure.
j. G. CONDOR.
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COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Miler
and Keen Vs. Wilson. Di,misss!.
Watkins AID Gsinee, tluiiees, w. Watkins
and others. ArQud by j. Il. Watkins, &C.,,
Tor appellants, apd ". w. Henry, esq.,, for
sppsll5es, aud submitted.