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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

Self rd's Maga=ine for November has been re-
ceived from its publishers in New York. Its
contents sre: The Workingmsn's View OF 1t, The
Women of the West, Dryburgh, Wire Grass Kid
nappers, Preventsbe Death, The Sleeping Nun,
Captain Trevoir's Guide, Farmer Durham Invites
the Schoolmaster to Tes The Answer ofthe Garden
er, The Real Danger 10 the Repub &c, Civil Service
Reform. Morals in Legislation Books for tie Peo-
ple. Our Fever for Titles Passing Events, George
HosdIy's Address Co the American Bsr Assoc g.
ton, Tostoi's Moves. Chattanooga and Chicks
meugs" The Desth Of Cleopatra, aud complete
novel, Miriam Bslestier, by Edgsr Fswcett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

Governor OGLEsBY, of illinois, rep
resentalive South hating republican, says
L don't know what other countries
think of it when rebels ere sent to
them as representatives of the American
people. Knowing what treason was and
what traitors are, what do they think
Cleveland has put rebels everywhere, even
on tbs Supreme Bench, ard when he puts
two more rebs on the Supreme Bench there
will be majority OF them rebels and 1t will
he rebel court" Aud yet the Malone
radicals 10 Virginia have the etlrontery TO
advise ex-Confederates to vote against MIR.
Cleveland because Mr. Villas, one of his Cab
met, refuses to appoint ex-Confederates to
wetchmen's places in the Interior Depart
meat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
MoNETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The near approach of the Presidential election,
as always has its baneful effect upon trade, near
ly paralyzing sll branches of business. Money
matters are quiet, while government and State
securities are dull but steady. The offerings Of
United States bonds to the government yesterday
aggregated $742 500. including FER cents at
1913, 12e37k, 1o5.s7la and $50. and 4la per
cents at los so. The Secretary of the Treasury
accepted $50 5000 of 4la per cents at los so.
Railroad securities are very quiet.
New YORK. Nov. 2-Thero was short squirt
of activity at the opening this morning, which
however, soon disappeared, and the list became
intensely dull again, with few stocks leading
among them Richmond and West Point, while the
rest of the list was dull and uninteresting. First
prices were steady being either unchanged or but
slight fractions different from last evoning' s'tg
nres, but strong tone was quickly developed and
almost everything traded in advanced slightly
The later dealings were entirely devoid of fea-
tare. and at ! o'clock the market was extremely
dull and steady to firm. generally st slight frac
tons better than the opening figures. Money
easy at lhs2.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Yirgniss consolidated
81 y asked past-due coupons -; do 10-40s 30
bid; co So 64s65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

THE IRIsHMAN who may be induced to
abandon the democratic party by reading
the Irish World. copies of which are sent by
the national republican committee. who
have sob i(iized that paper, to every lrish-
man in the country whose address they can
obtain, will not have his reputation for in
telligence increased among his more intelIi.
gent countrymen, by whom Mr.. Ford, the
editor Of that paper, ia we'll understood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

Mr. THURMAN says Minister West is 8
fool" But who knows whether Mr.. Thur
man wouldn't have done just as Minister
West did under the same circumstances ?
Mr.. Thurman called ex Minister Jackson en-
'o!d foo, !" because he had said the South.
in the civil war, fought for constitutional
rights. The "O;d Roman" has become a
soecst in his old age; he applies wrong
terms to objects. Then, too he is more pro-
fuse aud open mouthed 10 his condemnation
of certain people than he need be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
Village Hsombarded.

ZANZIBAR, Nov, 2-Ths German man-of-
war Sophie yesterday bombsrded Whindt.
village north of Bagamoyo. for a long time.
The commander of the Sophie then landed
al armed force and burned portion of the
village. One old negress was killed II ia
stated that the villagers supplied the insnr.
gents with reinforcements, arms and MUM
tions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

DIR. j. A Price. Deputy Inspector State
Tobacco Warehouse No. 5, Baltimore, Md,
says:-Ooe of my children had been suffer.
ing with neuralgia for som time. A friend
recommended Salvation Oil. / procured d
bottle and few applications, to my surprise,
,fiscted q complete cure. | take pleasure
in recommending it to all persona aimiiar!y
? fiected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

DESPERATE INDEED must be the straits to
which the republicans have been reduced,
when. after shaking" General Butler and
CO.. InSersol, the former for his greenback-
ism and the latter for his free whisky they
have re-eugaged the paid services of both,
at the heel of the campaign, sending the
former to Michigan and employing the lat
ter Ia New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

The Paris exhibition of 1889 is to have a
great gobs one milliontb life sizs. 1t will
be so large IS to occupy deal of space in
the Champ de Mars, and will be arranged
20 that il can be- turned around, and any
one can see the world go around for one
dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
That Tariff.
By ZEN BLooMER.
One jack and Gilt,
1-.l Ill

By BEN BLooMER.
One jack, and Gilt,
Each ran mill.
On different sides of water,
Ore paid his hands
Their just demands,
And one less than he ought'er.
The one that paid
Fair wages made
Less profit than the other,
Because he well,
Could undersell,
And over-run his brother.
says JACK. one day,
"I'll find way
BY quiet, easy stages.
TO hold my own
Flesh, blood and bone.
And still pay living toagss.
"For things have grown
so rough, own.
That must ship the tiller,'
Or, even-game,
And pay the same
AS does that other fellow
SIT must be done
So no wagc-one
Can juatly raise s racket.
And truly say
That's not tho way,
No benefit will back it,
I'm ask the powers
TO favor ours
And legislate to"coror
The difference,
In pounds and pence,
And heal the matter over
And 30 twas done,
The Mills still run,
And Jack has ''raked the platter"
And we'll he pays
his hands always,
''TIat tariff fixed the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

SECRETARY BAYARD, in his speech al
Baltimore night before last, said You can.
not divorce political morality from personal
morality" The Secretary evidently agrees
viii Rev. Or. Hoge, of Richmond, who was
denounced by the Mshonetes for saying
"wnst is morally wrong cannot be politically
right"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET, Nov. Sugar.
There are no changes to note in raw Sugars We
quote fair to good refining at &c; molssses Sugars
refined Sugars is quiet at the declinesay for cut
loaf siac cubes &c; powdered &c. granulated
FAC; moulds A &c; Dicks confectioners' A rs !;
confectionery 71ac; Columbia 1850. Standard
glucose Syrups 80.
Coffee-There Ia more disposition to buy, but
holders are stiff in their views and trading ig diff
hcult. Fair Rio is quoted at 10 hc per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov There ia but lit.
tie animation in the market. Flour is very quiet.
Offerings of grain light. Sales of Wheat at 113a
rs for prime white, and st 112a115 for short.
berry. New Corn brought 46 and old 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02


So INTENT is General Malone upon car
rying Virginia, and of reeainlng complete
control of the State-.he inevitable result OF
of a republican victory-that, according to
reports from Petersburg, he has even agreed
to Withdraw his opposition to Langston, the
colored republican congressional candidate
in that district, and to take bis own white
candidate Arnold out of the field, thereby
restoring union and harmony among the
republicans there. and securing as large a
republican majority in that district as posi-
hle. There ought TO be enough IL this OF
Itself alone 10 arouse every Virginia demo-
orat, and almost every other right thinking
white man in the State to work from now
Until shutdown on election day, to ward oil
the danger of the dte evil necessarily Incl
dent to the ~ coss Of General Mshone's
. ieCt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-02
ATExANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER .

Col DUDLEY, one of the agents VINO
bought Iodaua in 1880, and who is now EN-
ulcyed by the national republican commit
,ee 70 60 similar work there, 10 his inslruc-
lions to the republican managers OF that
s ate, says:
Divide the hoaters into blocks OF hve
ana nut trusted man with necessary funds
n charge of these five, and made bim re- re,
.noneibIe that none get away aud that all
via cur ticket. There will be no doubt Of
your receiving the necessary financlal assist
ance through the national, state and county
committee, and only see that is husbsndeo
and made to produce results. We will hight
for fair election here in New ORG IL nee ,.
essarv. The rebels aud copperheads cant
steal this election from US as they did IN
1884 without some one getting hurt"
virginia democrats can see from this the
character of the means to which the repuh'
ucans are resorling in order TO regain con-
troll of the treasury and federal offices OF the
country. And they should also know that
similar means for the same purpose nave
teen used in their own State.