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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Effects of Muddy Water.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 1O-Scmo Ct Ito dec
tors OF this city hsvs tecn astonshsd at ths il
crease oscsses of vertigo OF dizzinesu during h !.
past few wscks. SO frequent hay, baen ;ho at
tacks That ii has bsoame no logger safe to pre-
sune baeacssa naa is found Staggering TO his
home that bis condition is c,usad by too f.pd
oiIozlng to the CUP tho. iusbria.cs as wei! rs
chacr5 Ooc prominent physician in The
northwestern part of ho city hiss INST With 20
less than four cases Of tho kioa wlhio The pss.
tSo dsys, aud has b,ea struck with Tao sudden
sod uasoc'1o's5e prevalence Ct these attacks.
Oh:r pty;ioiaus bsvo obsalvaG Hi!h surprise
that vertigo has bec,mo lately 50 frequent that
Il mi ait be c,led epidemic. Soma If tho dec
tCrs have set about 10 discover tho c;uses which
produce such curious results IS to sss sCb:E usn
staggering like old tppers through tho s.rcos al
midday. So far, although 90 chemical unaly-
sIs has been attempted. tho moss common tho
o!y is that tha arrangement Of tho stomach
Which produces the vertigo is caused by the ODE
diion Of The drinking water noR supplied 10
The ely. -= -
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The MarEets.

BAITlMoR=, Mar. lO.-Virsinia G's deferred
-; DO consolidated 81; do I'd series -; pss,
due coupons 81: new 10 dos 3es bid to. day.
Sctton firm middlings III. Flour steady and in
tsir demand; Howard street and Western
suner S0as4 co. do extra 75aS5 So; do family
6 OosS7 60; City Mills super tOaS4 50; do ex.
Ira 1884 IS; do Rio brands S675; Patsrsco
family ST 10. Whest-Southern scarce and
lfra; Western higher; Southern red l3eslS3 !;
co smbor l$S,l42; No 2 Western winter
red spot 19l! .l31i; Mar 13lal3l5; Anril 1924
1924; May lS3s.iSss; June I2elai293; july
l!S;llsi. Corn-Southern higher; " estern
higher; Southern white 81; do yellow 10;
Western miIet SPOT ard Mer .O,7l; April
Iia72; Msy flz.72; juno 113 bid Oats higher;
Southern 62stG; Western white 54s56; do mixed
63a64; Penns 53a56. Rye quiet at e6al(O. Hay
dull; prime 10 choice Penna and Md 1851
Getfae strong; Rio cargoes ordinsry tofair 9alO.
sugar very hrm; a soft %. Whiakoy firm at
l l7aS1 IS.
NEW York. Mar l0-Stocks m oderately so
tive, and lower. Money 6. O'itoa firm; up.
lsLds II Is III; Orleans II SIG Flour quiet
end ttsacy Wheit quiet aud 4.sc bs.ter. Uorn
n oaa.steIy active and s.4c higAer.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
MONETARY AND COMNIEPn1,r

Gurif e tbs week business of all kinds h.,,
qliss. Ihs Baltimore money market il mn,'"
a:ely ac!Ivs aud steady. Tie damsn1 i, =:
and the quoted rates for loans sad di:co ~.
are 5s6 per cent. as to the security oG,,oi 49,:
other circumstances connected with tba ..'
ac!iors. In New York the quots.ioo E ~"
loans is Sac psr cent on atoeks, and 3,?l ,., >'
on United States bonds. Time loans and ,,,s -"
mercantile paper are unchanged. None Io,..s
in Philsdslptia yesterday at s!ai DIR cs,, ~
government and SAC on other acceptable W.
Literal. Government bonds are firm. VIZ W..
bonds rule easy from absolute dulnes. s, t'
portion OF the late improvement Las bssr NV" w.
Conso!s closed C04sGl, and 1910, Ss.s3qs NJ
coupons are nominal at 50a55. The miro, lax AK
are neglected. Deferred certificates so,a ,,~
decline Of 2 per cent. Railroad stocks ,.r'.
very dull, and in most cases the quoted f,n.
are entirely aoninsl. Bonds show m,5s,,
business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
PROM WASHINGTON

Special Correspondence of the Aleca. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. G., March 10. 1882.
The republicans ara no! feeling we'll over the
psssags Of tho Chimes, bill, which they lock
upon as dreaded democrstic victory, 10
which the republicans, sod the independents,
ss represented by Davis OF illinois snd Brown
OF Georgia, went dawn together, nrd which
must bring strong labor support ia their
next campaign.
There are numerous Virginia rea( jdsters 10
the city, now. aucrg them Csp!. Blair. who
made himself famous by dcp9irg the author
ship of bis own letters and b. al expressed
desire to hsvo the principle Of rcadius;m ont
applied to tho National as we'll as the Stste
debt. Most OF them, it ia understood. arc
looking after Office. Oae If the rlacss on
which thew hsvo their hnrkirg ty:s is tia. oil
Collector Riv,s, OF tho LYncbburg district, and
that it is snid they will probably set. They Gre
also after the postal clerks PLACES ia Virginia,
and il is reported this morbiog that they have
alseady succeeded 10 nblsbing the pr m!ss Of
Capt. Sam. Chapmsn's scalp.
Mr. Dszandoif has gone to Norfolk. Mr..
Wise will 20 to Richmond tc-0igas. Mr.. Gar
rison has been rctaioed as counsel for he de
fence of tho oyster pirates aud will Prob bly,
start for Matthews q. H., to dsy.
10 the House to-d.y the minority report Gil
The petition of Col. NJ. D. Ball for aduissiou
10 q seat as delegate from Alaska, 10 pro-
sented. The report is that Ct the sut-,em-
mittae OF two members 10 whom the petition
was frs: referred. and which the whole con-
mittee refused to adopt.
The House Committee on Foreign Affsirs
agreed to-day that tho Investigation 10 The
Cnili-Psru affair should be conducted With
open doors. A meeting cf the committee will
be held this evening", when the examination
OF WITNESSES will prob,bly conmeIc,. Ship
herd iS not here, but will be by Mondsy next
The Arlington osse-lhs suit brough. by the
heirs OF General Ice for the uc1very OF tho
value OF the Arlington estate. which was sold
at tax sale, though the owners agents
rendered the amount IF the tax prior to the
sale-osme up for argument 10 tbs Supreme
Cours Of the Uoi.ed States to-day. Judge
WlIloughby opened for the Government, and
will b followed by Mr.. s. f. Bssch for tie
deterc,. The argument will probably be c,1-
tInued into next week. as Jadgc Shipmsu,
Judge Rober SOD and others OF the counsel for
the heirs. and Solicitor General Phillips for the
Government. may hsva rematkst to make.
The House Committee 90 Pensions had
Commissioner Dudley bsfore them again today
10 referecc, to the bill for psnsioniug the
soldiers Of the Mexican war. The estimate is
that such bill will coat tho Government about
I've million the first year. which sum will.
diminish snuusl;y. The committee will not re :!
port the bill until next week.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser
VIRGINIA NEWS,

The increase 10 tho value peysoasl aud real
property in Lynobbug for The years ended
with 1881, is sl.65S.7 ia.
MIR. Jsmss Alexander, ftuader of the Chai-
lostesrls Jetfersoniau, caisbI.teG bis 7S:h
birthday last Saturday.
An spp!lca - having been made for sp2oiCt
ment CT receiver Of the Firgiois Projection
lnEura1c, Company, john w. Wright has b:en
appointed.
The s!orehouse Of Wlls & Co., ct Rnpidap,
week, with the e1tirs stock loss $4,000. IL
Bured for IS 500.
Rev. Henry B.sncb. Of Hamilton, Loudcun
equity, has SEQ spttd CAL to the Presbyterian
Church Is Elic,i. Ci'y, Nd. and will enter
upon hls p:soral Guues about tho FIST Of
April.
Toe ;.b srlGsl session of toe Grsnd L,; e,
Knights OF Heuor. of Virginia. wRs brought e
c close in LVrchburg yesterday evening
Stauaioa wss Ied On es tie place, aad tht
ii ;st Tu:sdsy ia Msrch. 1888. es the lime fol
tho mex! c9nvcst!on Of The lodge.
In tho Supreme Court Of The Uoised States
yesterday George Q. Rvcs. administrator. etc.
plsln:if 10 error, Vs. Il. L. W. Dake. admins
traitor, etc, argument Was continued By Mr.
w. j. Robertson FIR dafendaas 10 error. snd
conoud:d by Mr, W. w. Crrnp FIR plaintiff
10 crrcr.
Mr.. r. I. Rei7ne, surviving irtner, has be.
came cole owseT of the Richmond Slate. Mr.
Eeirne ssys 10 his card that 10 respect to the
meno:y of his deceased psrtner, Captain Johr
Hampton Chamberlayne. who VAS the foundei
Of The paper. bis uamo stal rsmsio at thu bead
of tho State IS loog as it shall bo read.
NJ. +. G. Morlisoa. who FIR fftcea .cals
had been clark ia tho Second Auditors CT.
ii ia, in Richmond, was turned cut ysstc:dsy.
aud Wism A Hill. Of Floyd oouoty, a..
p,iated To succeed hin. Mr. John Alexander
of Charlottesville. succeeds MIR. Waiter Massey
as clark 10 the ofdao CT tbs Auditor Of Public
Accounts.
The new BoLci Of Diric.ors Of the Western
Lu1aiic Asylum met OF Siaun!on yesterday and
elected tho following officers: Superintendent
DR.. RIB. s. Hamilton. 0! Staua atom. at presen,
the Superintendent Of the city Public Schools
assistants physician, Dr.. H. Z. Crockett, oil
Wytke county steWart j. n. Msrz,y. oil
Rockingham instroo, Mis-. d. NJ. Hopkins,
Rockingham. Tne rl:c:s of the other Two az
sis,ant physicians we're not filed. The board
adjourned 10 meet on the s:ojnd Monday 10
Msp next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 10.

The Chinese immigration bill passed the
Senate yesterday. 1t provides that from ard
after the expiration of ninety days after The
passage of the act, and until the expiration o.
twenty years after its passage the GINNING o.
Chinese lsborers to the United States shall be
suspended. aud presorlbos a penalty Of i'm
prisonmens sud 6nc sgsirs! the mNtr Of
any vessel who brings any Chinese labcrer to
this country during that period, and prohibits
the admission Of Chineso TO citizenship by any
United States CT State court. and consrues
the words "Chinese laborer5' to mean both
skilled aud urskied laborers and Chinese en-
ployed 10 mining. Ard sill this is the lard
of the free and the home Of tie oppressed
other than Chinese.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Suicides.

NEW York, March lO-Jacob Scdwedcr
native of Germany and president of Biiss7ila
L?cg Island City, for many y!s.s past, can-
nltted suicide By hsrgiog hinaslf from beam
10 tho hayoft Of his stable yesterday af.erpco1.
Mrs. Caroline HerteI, OF Pittsburg, ended
tbs diSagraeable relations between berself ard
husband OF Wednesday by h:ngi1g herself.
The coroner yastardsy Investigated the death
or Mary Clark, of Philadelphia. aged 81 year,,
who died from sn ovsrdeSo Of lautaaun, tskcn
With suicidal iatent. on Wednesday evening.
Ihs Woman was married and very Incorporate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10

ACCIDENT TO STATE SENATOR LYBRooK.-
Whilst on bis way home from station on The
Dsoville and Nsw River railroad Thursday
night Senator Lybrook, of Patrick. met 9th q
painful accident. His guide, Mr. j. II. der,
ATTEMPTED to co0duos him by short route to
The village. The light became intensely dark,
and at point where the road is not fenced there
is gully twelve feet 10 depth. The guide,
missiog bis way few feet. rode Into tbs
gully. Almost simultaneously Mr. L7brook's
horse turned somerssuit. falling partially on
the rider. Mr.. Deer scrambled out unhurt,
and found help ssar BY. Mr.. Lytrook remsioed,
not dsaing to move, fearing that his dyioe
horse would kill Tim in his struggles. The
Senator's physician reports that his Injuries are
not dangerous. The shook Wss great and III,
pain intense for some time He is thought to
lie improving. -Richnond Dispatch.
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M3che2n,

WINDSOR. Ma.. 10 -MacLssu. the 0usen's
assasnt. has been Committed for trial o. tie
charge of high treason. MacL,en Cd beirg az
ragged to day sid he wtuld reserve bis defence.
He declined to cess examine The witnesses,
His Interests we're watched by solicitor. The
eVidenso was merely a repiliioo of what is al:
ready kpoW IN car carniug bis attempt ca the life
Of the Qusen. l. overwhelmingly Confirmed
The statement that bis pistol was sudloieutlS ell
cvated when he fred for thu ball to hsvo struck
htr mi :HiY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10

As Ii:epbesied 10 ito Gsz,tte sons tiuo lss
year. the American Botk Exohaugo," Which
undertook to revolu:ion;z, the.pu3ishinz basi-
mesa of h!J ccuas;5 fcw years ago. has ended
ts oil s:bor-miaded parsons supposed i. would,
10 smoke. When concern, firm OF iudivi1-
ual, treats With c,atempt honest bills Of their
own contracting, as WAS The csso in thu debt
the aboV, parties c)atrso!cd with this paper,
psima iaCis evidence ofiosp:ional fraud seems
app'r;at and h,nco i: was corcladad that ere
loUg The "Amsrosn Book Exchange" would
% renembercd-s ghas!Iy ooe to many prob
ab'y-as other modero baub!es. tn, follow
ing from The Agents Herald" papor de
voted partly to the exposure & suca coacorts s,
will be road with ict:rss; By all victims:
= For the m onth We havs bsea receiving ic-
q1l,lsH. and complaints against the American
Bock Ex,harg,, NsW York, b1. va attributed
tho reason Of the unsatisfactory treatment re
cclV.d BY cur subscribers, rather to the
unfortunate Circumstances into Wtish the Coz
csrn had drlfied, than 10 an Intentional desire
on their par, to swiadle the public. The fol-
loving information chained from tho York
Sua will civ, general idea of how the business
hiss baen conducted: The American Book Ex-
change is under cloud Tho concern is now
ia tha hands of receiver. Tho company sue
oeeded tbs business Of john B. Alden, dealer
10 old books in 1875. and he b;csme the Prcs;-
dent For thlee years The business, was con.
ii led to exchanging and selling second hand
books. la 1878 be went into tho tusnts, Of
publiEh!0e STANDARD books at lower rates thsp
other pabisbics houses vera Offering. A state
mcnt to tho stockholders. December, 1880,
shcwtd liabilities of $3.50 sig g.; cash Oh
asnj. So. OH 25; bills reosivshls and accounts
dle toe company, $24 269, 49,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10

The Southern Historical Papers, for January
and february. hsvs been received from the
pablisher. Rio5mcLd. This is a particularly
attractive number, especially to readers ID this
section of Virginia. as it contains articles q
local inlerest-L2nsstr Division, Affairs al
Sapgstet's Station. The Camp on the R,pDs-
h.nnook. "Reminiscences Of Army of Northern
Virgins, R,mioisoences of sD OEcial lote,
view with General Lee. &o. 1t also contains
The Truo Story Ct Audsrsonvle. told BY q
federal official.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
NrutalTreatment of a Baby.

TROY, N. Y March lO.-Obargas of terri
ole cruelty arc made agairs. john B,nDett. a
Johos:own farmer. L. is alleged that he has
m:rolessiy beaten his f. gear old daughter, after
stripping, her, throwing her naked 10 SNOW
back. plugging her Into cis.ero and c,sfpicg
her Wi.bou: food 10 c,ld rom. Shortly sfer
her condition became known she was provided
with food, aDd ate 30 rsvenously that q pbys;-
clan ordered that nothing more be givan her.
Bennett has fsd. His ncighbors threaten
lyuchiup,
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AINIATUE. ALMANAC MAR. 10, 1852
sun r.ses-..-.,... 6 ID | Sssn s.t........... G

tRriTkD
stt Jane Moseley, Norfolk. to Il 4 Roed,
Str L V Arco|smith, Iowor Potomac to 70.
tcmsc Ferry Co.
Slr Mat!ane, lower Po"c 70 Bsodo.s s. 90.
Schr Trsyers, Baltic, 20 Burgess. & G.,
SAILED.
Stmp f c knight, New York. BY IA BEAD .
Str Jane Mose!ey, Norfolk, by II A Xsot.
xEEoa&SD.
New York 9Th. ~
schr John D Paige, from Richmond, at Bo,,
ton 9sh
schr Benjamin. Rich. hence fo, P.c7idencs,
st Newport 9Th.
Broke HER SHAFT
Steamer Frances StoRin.son for New York.
O.oke ner shstt Msrch s of Fsusknef's I.ln.d
and gut into New London 9,h for repajrs. ITte
Frances piled between this port aud New York
in 1871 WIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
EXPLOSION of Nitro 9IycerIue.

:i9n tf nitro glycerne occurred yesterday on
tro Nsle Ssvoas Railroad. a man named
Hush Craig went irLo tunnel whero the ex.
p!osves WAS stored to gas fuse. Suddenly q
tremendous. explosion shook the ground for
miles. Craig wss blown to pieces and several
persons in Tho vicinity badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
20 Bays Congressional Proceedings,
senate

az tho hour CT sss.uiSlirg net n5rs thpn
nsl ao0z:n Senators 1sle present., Oalya b;rs
quorum was Obtained DUNG tte es!ly psrs of
tue moFnlcg hour.
=, Mr.: molg 20. ifom tho Committee OF FJreiao
s,!ofs reported csEcurrens resolution IT.
qaestlng tue Pfosidan! to briug to the attention
OF the gsVsrcman! of Nicsrseus the necessity
Oh arrargcg BY Convention fur ls fnal set.ls-
mensef ell una6J us:od claims existing between
the go7erome0t of tho United States nnd the
sorerrmant Of Nicaragua, and claims of ci,iz AIS
Ht the United Stsses sga!us. tho coyerumep. Of
Nicaragua, Adopted.
MIR. Dawes reported back tho fo,l;fi ,aicn
| arprc :ia!ion bill wilbors smeadnoa:,
Ills wers introduced as follows:
~ Mr.. Plat: To tquszs The psy of eNl.crs
! Of tho Navy.
By Mr.. Hos: Providing fer the purchase Ct
totbe's Historical Art Collection, Aporop,i:-
| tipe $50. 900 thcref4r.
80 Mr.. Vorheet: To aid in the oonstrue.ion
OF the Delaware and Maryland ship oaoal ard
| 10 secure to oil vessels Ct tn, United Stscs
| service for ell Tina the riehs cf raYiga.ion
| 'h:oush said canal free Of tolls and charges.
1he Dill Tor CON n!ssloo On tho alcoholic
EGu,r trsf, which asao came up en- tito o,i-
cedar. was discussed upon pandlrg ascend
| mems.
An order Tss passed providing l,s "a a.
I'u'imsa: from today until Mcutsy.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Rsed, Of Maine, asked that tho GeEtsa
| swstd bill be made special order for tho ihi!G
Tuesday in Msrch.
MIR. Hu!chios. of Nav York, cti.c:ed.
Dir. Cfspo, cf Massachusetts, p,cseot:d ,c-
SOLUTIONS Of land leasu, aud lrish-Auerican
Soelailss ct Massachusetts, a:k;ng C,asr:s, TO
tako steps for the protection OF AG2aricso citl-
z,ps abroad. Referred
MIR, Thompson, Of lows. PRESENTED tic MI
norly report Of the Committee o. Esc.ionp
10 the c,so OF NJ. d. Bail. Ordered 10 be-
prieted. iho rcpars 4Eisb nnnrg rti,eys is
signed BY Mr. Paul. Ct Yitsln:s, de-
osres that Mr.. Bi is entitled 10 seat i, th,
Alb Congress as delegate from Alaska
The Speaker lsii bstoro tho Hou:e four
memorials from ct;Zjns of U;sh Territory,
one from 10 9G6 y5uag ladiea fcr au:p .n-
sion OF luther sc:icn oE al bi relating 10
Ussh aad for thu appointment OF c,mEl aIicp
OF honorable and uap!ejui cd men end 80 0cn
to ieqaira in!o acd de:crmioo unoa ,ha sa;o
Of affairs 10 that Territory.
MIR. Camp, Of Nav York suggested i;oaio.y
that the names of the sigoers bs rcat
The memorials Wero crdcr.d 10 to nrin;cd
10 the Record and rafarred.
Tho Hluso' q. 1856 wen. into ii, Com
mi:toe OF the Whole on the private c.leraa7.
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ICoMNUNICATED.
hUHcse TOra.';

Is 1t Ect high limo too. this sensational
pSy-Ilay sc-called- SHOULD DO stoppcd2 Til,
SHINY creation. Hhicl VS. tngendered ia The
brain CT one HsrIlat B. S!tw,, was travesty
upoa cur former Institutions ard sby should
bad pt ss:oas bs perpatussed srd appeals made,
thstuS b this plsrile play, to the b ssr p.ssions
OF cur icrncr slaves. end 10 the tisklV ssni
mentality Of thoughtless audisros? Look at
tho disgus;ins ''posttr'," mixing our dead
walls hidstus with b'oo6hcuuds pursuing
parties, and a.cilul sketches ef the 50 called
slave euo,ion block. South CT the Po!on.c is
20 place for these exhibitions and | earnestly
cell upon cur worthy mcyor to exercise his
prerrgitivo end forbid he ptritrnapo,. He
hes cniy to rsiuse license. aad pray that he
msy. Lat this oor:..n his Itself to moro
oongeDial cline, where il em,Gn.cd We want
moro OF \. CONSERVATIVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Financial.

New Yo9l. March lO.-The stock market
tpsosd s,org and its por o:ns. higher than
Yesterdays closing prices. Richmond T. Dar-
vile and Richc,cud & Aeghaoey beirg rrcmi-
ntnt in the ad7spo,. IL thu early DEALINGS The
general market edvarc, ID per cent. FJlloW-
lag THE. wss Reaction of 4s24 per cant. At
IL o'occk there was fractional recovery l. the
general list,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Gut With Il Razor,

NORFOLK. Va, Maroh l0.-Wti;e the
Spanish steamship Rita. from Havana to
Liverpool sis. N ,rfolk. for cMton. WAS cunning
Up taa river yesterday afterno,o, difficulty CO.
Cured between two seanea while they were
alone 10 the ftracistIe. aud ons WAS Severely, if
noS fstaily Gu. by the other with riz:r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Prices for April Wheat,

CHICAGO Arr l0.-Ths Road o. Di5tc!ors
Of the Board Of Trade yesterday fixed the nrice
Of April wheat for marginal purposes st lf2 Cts
and adopted q reso ution that the board cors.rues
the object e tho rules under which thess proceed
ines are had to be to. secure tall protection to
both buyer and seller, rs.her tbsl 10 undertake
10 deter mine ac!usl values for Fl AL settlement
This seton is important, ss defining tha scope of
rule about which thsse has bccn mach cevl
and bad blood =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Senator Bayard and the VVhiskey
Traffic,

WILMINGTON. Del, March 1O.-In tho
Methodist Episcopal Uonfsrence this mornina
soue discussion was c,used together with much
sensation BY Temperate, advocate, Rsv. DR..
B.boock, ssssriag that Ltwis Schade, Of
Washington. had epenly boosted Of having en-
poyed Senator BayaId to writc personal let
ter ioT the purpose of killing the prohibitoty
liquor bill now before Congress. Tho chsrgs
oscated soms debate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
AUSTRIA and Russia,

LONDON. Marsh 10 -Ffcm oil that o,n DO
lsarnsd ths ported rupture bstEecn Russia
aud Austria is grtundless No apprshentiors CT
trouble b9lWeen the two countries are entertain
ed hare. Tae rnmors sosm TO have been the
oatgroR!h cf the misinterpietation cf certain
ro2 RS from Mcgoaw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10
Outrage on a Chiuaman

SANTA Fe, Mar. 10.-Shortly before mid
night Yesterday two men entered the lsuudIy of
Long kae. psc,d nooss around his mock. and
nearly strsngied him. Tho Chinsmaa resislicg,
hi5 assai!epts c'uboed him with revolver, IL
a!ctlng prcb,b'y fatal WOUNDS ard then roll sd
hin Ct 500. The rebber. ESCAPED.
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HE'D at the &ge OfIO7.

=, PHILADELPHIA, Ms.oh 10.-Mcs. Margaret
Merry 60 old ltlsh woman, died ct her resi-
Marry WAS attho tlmco Of har death l07 years
DID, Her daughter. Hho has reached tho rips
age Of 10. states tia. her mother had never
until the limo Of her death he'd dsy Of sick
ness. She recently walked milo. to thsr.i-
road depot. to catch trsic for the osuctiy,
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The Century Msgaz ne for March,
has been received from its publishers. The
Oouiury Company. New York, ia specially
attractive lumber. in that while it has all The
usual CHOICEST features Of q wolledited family
maptziue. il also contains inslruc i've articles
upon such subj c's OF timely social interest as
Copyright Negotiations. Has Utah Rspubli-
c,n Form of Government? B:oken Banks and
Tex Directors, &c, &c.
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The Musical Herald tor March has neen re-
o,ived from its publishers 10 Boston. For some
time pts. this magazine has been publishing
historical NOTICES Of the several kinds of must
cal iostrunen!s This runbc1'5 article on that
sutieot is devoted to the violin, which dates
's oriQio to the earlier periods of the French
monarchy.
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Cardinal McCIoskey.

New York. March 1O.-Cardioal McC!ot-
ky will to Day ceIeb:a!s the .hiry-sigas aun:-
versary of bis elevstisp to tbe cp:ssopsoy Of tho
Roman Catholic CbuIoh, &c h.viue been can
eec's!ed Bishop CT Axisra. an partiJus an1iael-
1ln1. aId Cosejutcr 10 tho Archbishop Of NV
York (the ato Archbishop Hugnes), on The
10Th If March. 1871