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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. June 26-The regular list in the
stock market was very dull. The trusts however
were still active, with wide fluctuations in sugar.
although the range in quotations was not As lsrre
as during the past two days. and the Others were
traded in within rather narrow limits. Tie move.
ments in the general list were entirely insignia
cant, though there was general dropping tend
ency. Dizziness overspread the entire msrket be
fore the end of the hour, and at II O'Clock the
market was dull and steady at the opening fly.
ures. Money easy at 2laa3.
BALTIMORE, Juno 26.-yrginias CONSOLIDATED
40; past-due coupon =: do 1O.40s 37s39 ID
3s 69a69A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
The mellow Trial.

CHARLESTON, g. G. June 26.-Dr. Mellow
was put on the stand this moroning In the
Dawson case. His story was that Captain
Dawson came into his Office and said that
he had come to expostulate with him
MoDow) against his attentions to the
French maid, and to forbid him com.
Ing on his (Dawson's) premises again.
Mellow replied, and called Dawson a
damned scoundrel and ordered him out Of
his Office, when Dawson struck him on the
head with his cane, and he shot Daw-
son. As Dawson fell, exclaiming "You
have killed me-" Mellow replied, Eyes,
damn you. have; you came here to
kill me and l have killed you"
After killing Dawson Mellow dragged his
body to closet under the stairway and tried
to bury it, but finding that he could not do
1t dragged his body back to the Office and
laid it out after which he wiped off the
blood with towel, brushed his clothes and
then surrendered himself to the policeman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

PRESIDENT HARRISON, when Senator
made speech, in which he said he "prayed
the country would have a President who
would either pursue civil service policy
upon inst basis, allowing men accused to
be heard, and deciding against them only
upon competent proof and fairly, or else
adopt the other frank and bold, if brutal
method of turning men and women ont
simply for political opinions" Judging from
Mr.. Harrison's actions since he has become
President, it is plain to be seen that Of the
two methods ne referred to when Sena-
tor. he prefers the latter, both on his own
and his party's account.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

THE ANTI MALONE republican newspaper
in Washington proposes that General Ma
hone and ProfessorLangston run against each
other for the governorahip of Virginia-that
ever Virginians should have lived to hear
such proposition !-dares the General to
accept it, predicts that he will not, but init
mates that if he shall. his Wanted strength
will be shown to be shadow. II the "kick-
ere" have the backing they pretend to have,
the democrats need not be particular in
their choice for gubernatorial nominee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

THE WASHINGTON Post thinks President
Harrison is right in making Sunday excur'
sons TO ST. Mary's and Cape May, instead
of spending that day quietly at the White
House and attending the pourings forth OF
the Presbyterian preachers in that city. 1t
saws: 1.-The President has set an example OF
personal liberty that will hasten the down
fall of arbitrary Sunday bondage, and will
encourage all others who toll and are weary
to seek natural and pleasurable relaxation
on the Sabbath day." This is the way the
unregenerate talk, but it sounds passing
strange when the subject is SO pronounced
PRESBYTERIAN AS Mr.. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

entered suit in the District Of colD..,,
against Secretary Tracy for SlOOOoo d.. 10
sges, for trespass incident to his recsn, -
prisoument at Mare Island Cal, his trial 80,
dismissal. He alleges that there was ~.
sufficient ground for bis arr,st nor su,bo,i,,
for his Imprisonment. He also cba,o.a )
bad condition of affairs on the prisoo.bi,
Independence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

THE FACT that the knight of the pulled
ear will be awarded a public reception in
Washington on his arrival in that city, will,
it is supposed, stimulate him to push his
bill for putting State elections in the South
under the supervision and control of federal
officers 1t bodies no good to the country
when large numbers of the people thereof
delight to honor such men as Mr.. Chandler
but if the North can stand it, surely the
South can.
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PRESS DISPATCHES.
Lieut. Turner Acquitted.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandris Gazette
WARRENToN, Va, June 26.-In the
County Court to day Lieut.. Edward Palmer
Turner. who was on Monday last indicted
by the grand jur y for voluntary manslaugh.
ter in killing his brother-in-la W, Robt. F.
Turner, near The Plains, on the 9th
instant, was acquitted No additional facts
were presented during the trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
The Mellow Trial.

The evidence of Marie Bardayron, Mrs.
Dawson's French maid, was the feature OF
tina Mellow murder trial at Charleston, S.
c., Yesterday. The maid was brought by
Mrs. Dawson from Switzerland, two years
ago, as governess for her children. She is
20 years old and handsome brunette with
dark hair and eyes and an intelligent face
and well developed form, Her first meet
ing with Dr.. Mellow, she testified, was last
February. He met her on the street and
asked her to run away with him. He VS.
tied her several times at Copt Dawson's
home when Mrs. Dawson was in Washing.
son and Capt. Dawson was at his work, and
sent her flowers and poetry and gave her
watch. He told her that he had married n
German woman for her money, and that he
wanted her to run away with him and that
after securing a divorce he would marry
her. She gave DR.. Mellow book bearing
the title "Twix Love and Law" 1t was,
she said, q story about married woman in
love with man. DIR. McDow had taken
photograph from her and had kissed her
:'only two times" She die not love DR..
Mellow. She felt for his misfortune and
she had q feeling of kindness for him. The
case for the defence was opened to day. and
the argument will probably begin Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
Gen. Cameron's Condition

LANCASTER, Pa, June 26.-Gen. Cana,
on's condition to-day is reported to BE- mao
tically unchanged. He has taken a Inn.
nourishment, which may give him sutl,isn,
strength to prolong life short time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
Railroad Accident

lPw1N, Pa, June ga freight train
went over the embankment at Latroho .,
O'Clock this morning. Seven men, incluii,g
four tramps, we're killed and number i,
inred.
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Probable Lynching.

LOUISVILLE Ky, June ga mob went
to the jail at shepherdsville, Bullet county,
at l o'clock this morning and took therefrom
Charles Ardell and carried him to the woods
The men all wore masks, and 1t is believed
they have hung Ardell near the town,
though nothing further has yet been heard
about the matter. Ardeli and man named
Mitchell murdered and robbed peddIer
named Laviae on Sunday.
Ensign 0rmsby brings suit.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Geo. B. Ormsby,
who was lately dismissed from the navy, has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
Sudden Death

New YORK. June 26.-Wil.iam H.o,r
Wood, the president of the Alabama Nlipirg
Company, dropped dead in hia Office at n
Z Nassau street at noon to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
TnEoLoGIcAL SEMINARY.

Tho commencement exercises of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, near this city, began to-
dsy. The Alumni meeting was held at noon at
which an essay was road by Rev. Ii. NJ Jackson.
The Alumni dinner was given this evening. To-
night Rev. /. N. Stanger will deliver mission
airy sermon. A number of persons from his city
attended the exercises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
The Fredericks burg PostOfIic4

WASHINGTON, June &c %. D. Foster bs,
been appointed postmaster at Frederick.
burg, Va, vice Frank T. Forbes, removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

Mr.. Phelps Appointed Minister to Germany.
WASHINGTON, June 26 The President
to-day appointed William Walter Phelps, Of
New jersey, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States to Germany. Mr.. Phelps received
his appointment from the Presidents own
hands with the remark that it was his re.
ward, which naturally was highly gratifying
to the recipient Going over to the Depart.
ment of State his commission was mmedi.
stely made out and he qualified ss q 8.
Minister to Germany. Mr.. Phelps will not
proceed to his new post for some time, but
feeling that he has earned rest and needing
time for the adjustment of his private bust
ness will go to his home in New Jersey In q
day or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
More Trouble With Indians.

HELENA, Mont. June26 There has been no
change In the Indian trouble on Flat Head
reservation. A dispatch from Jocko says
that the Indians shot by the Sheriff's posse
died yesterday and that the situation grows
more serious. Indians from various parts
of the reservation are hocking to the scene
of the trouble The greatest alarm is fel
for the settlers who live on the borders or
the reserve. At 8 O'Clock last night all save
of the Sheriffs posse returned to MIssou-
la leaving the military to assist the She if
In making arrests. Three hundred indians
are camped near Ravilli and swear that they
will not give up the murderers whom the
Indian police and half breeds are ooncealing.
The Sheriff is determined to have them and
If be makes another trial battle will surely
ensue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

A skif containing four eirls and three
young men, was capsized in the Hudson last
night by being run into by a tug near Alba
ny, and six of the party were downed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

The market is generally firm. Flour is steady
and active. Wheat is frmer for old grades but
quiet for new; range Of prices from 90 to -.
Corn ia higher and wanted at 46a49. Rye and
Oats are unchanged. Country produce is in fair
receipt at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

CHICAGO, June 26-11 a. m Tho July option
is now quoted as follows: Wheat soy Corn
35A Cats 227s; Pork 81 80; LAID So o2'2
short ribs SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

BALTIMORE, juno 26-Cottou dull; middinE
11Aa11as Flour firm. Wheat-souhern steady
Fultz 1892; longbe,ry SSa93 Western easy
No 2 winter red spot and juno say July s2'9s
S2a. Aug S17sa82ls Sept S2I3. Corn-sonIll'
ern firm white 46a4S yellow 42s15 WesteLn
easy mixed spot and June Al lbs4lai; July Az
a4l5s Aug 417sa42; Sept 42lsa427s steamer
80 lba4O. Oats firm; Western white 32a3i p. i've
qniet at 49a5O. Hay-prme in good demald .
prime to choice timothy SD 50a15. Provisions
quiet. Butter steady; creamery 16al7 u. Eggs
firm at 15a154a. Coffee quiet; Rio csrgoes fair
171aa17as. Sugar quiet A soft ga. Whisky
steady at 81 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.

The closing exercises of the Episcopal
High School, near this city, were begun last
night by joint final celebration of the Fair.
fax and Blackford Literary societies.
Mr.. Raleigh Colston Biackford. president
of the Fairfax Society, presided over the
meeting. which was opened with prayer. The
address of welcome was by Mr.. Charles I.
Reifsnider of the Backford society. Then
followed the presentation of the f. l.. 8. de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

NEW YORK, June 90 Cotton quiet NJ laud5
10 1916 Orleans II SIG; futures steady Flour
active aud firm. Wheat active and firm. Corn
quiet and firm; Pork quiet and unchanged. Lad
Quiet and steady at So 81 y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-26

The pupils needle work is on exhibition
at the Academy and is we'll worth seeing.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The closing exercises of Washington
School, white males, took place this morn
ing in the new school building. The teach
ers of this school are Col. T. II. Fickln, A.
NJ, principal, and Mr.. VIM. H. Greenwich,
Misses Fannie A. Wilson, Angela Nevett,
Anna Summers, L'zze Albrand, Cora s.
Webster, Annie Schofeld, Lizzie T. Wat.
ties, Alberta V. Sisson and Ella r. Fish
er, assistants Appropriate remarks were
made by Mr.. W. f. Carne, enc of the trus.
tees, Hubert Snowden, the Clerk. and the
Principal. The Superintendent medal
was awarded to Fred P. Vogegesang, and
the following young gentlemen in No.
school received certificates: Raymond APP
picb, Moxley Erwin. ]. Frank Nourss, Viii.
liam A. Smith. John T. Stone, Edward
Beach. Thomas B. Cochran, Edgar r. Pet.
TIT, Jae. r. Mansfield, Henry c. Slaymaker,
Fred. P. Vogelgesang Eugene s. Burgess,
Edwin W. Markell, John A. Nugent, John
Janney, Samuel P. Fisher. ]. Dennis Nor
moyle. George E. Waifisld, Sidney g. Man.
kin, W. Fl Whtcomb, Norman l.. William
son and Percy H. Lash, Among the public
schools OF the State Washington school has
no superior. 1t has grown and prospered
by the efforts and self sacrifice of Principal
Ficklin, and now has on almost national
reputation After the exercises in this
school were concluded the other rooms in
the building were visited and the awards
and certificates distributed. In several of
the schools songs and recitations were rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served.
snowden school, colored boys, will close
to morrow.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
The closing exercises of the Episcopal
High School, near this city, were begun last
night by joint final celebration of the Fair.
fax and Blackford Literary societies.
MIR. Raleieh Colston Biack ford. president
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

esfs
CREST sonmerelsi cenfsrz are ne ssssnsuE az
aslass pt transportation waers earnsn.srssl
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a1sn psfaMg EsAces = i eyfSeat inst ~ csss
= niza FeFmanezitiy secures fhe ceatrzsi ~ lie
1ess Mna Nanst xfscaent lines Df trKfe walt be
ne one that vii eatssr1p he eshefx TIE eaze
va o. s2extzaE ffia IL % have 80 eoatraffgng
s1Artz aNns1 - re Interested eommunffY.
tnsn thefe Ntn - no uneerfasnsy ia ra9arss 70
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wneEfsBs utshEH she easalr02 a 81 sr raoserk
FIN toe toEesozns ste faslgufnx eane1nsfoua
are arNwa
JhN sfie1eney ana econan1y Of haase for ne
laxzs tfs6e can Is very ereaz3y imprssed over
tees aew ln opesAtloas thai Il. mare p1o1sAbss
and much better
1lss Hrs shat possesses ne SAFEST boats. win
kFefa All Feasgnsssie egmierfs afways funnsnK
en- seheaal1 time. viii receive tae NEST desirable
patronage
Ihe sine whose beats sre a . tyre ard bald
20 withssAnd ssng wear, with Fepefilnx m&ch4z-
ery tnnt Miis eonzune . mlaimum 81 Eaei 1os
the requisite power viii D. the itne snMf ID sssa
q sharp ard bitter eo1n pesft1on v 4 opssxta f5e
langest without fgeA In iMct, mnaef Eh@ average
SKATING esrsamEtanfes Il eousd be ran 81 qaiaa
a respectable pFeAs when the Hnee hatapxre1
with old boats wuala bs laasue.
IN case Of camne4sng for eommereiaa 50
pfsmacf, the pare ksrfng eontso. II lines of
transportation - u rs independent poklsiea ~
aafoinx passenger. fFelghE and Wharfage Fatss
eannot - dlsersmfnated against aad q, there
fore. the one having me greatest commercial
saysntAses Fery fssp~eifuliy. J. y P9ArT
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sorTcE no CONTAGIOUS.
OPTICS EEefsREe AND SUPERINTENDENT,
EEArTLE 4 NORTH RN RAILWAY Co.

sRATTLE, November q, 1859. }
GEALgD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE
- undersigned until Thursday, December II.
isSe. for rinety thousand 900 % Il 8, g. be de-
iivered on the line Of the seattle NoFtharn
railway Pasties bidding viii name prices per
tie - follows:
On sawei fir.
o. split cedar
On sawed cedar
To be SIX ges Inches thick. nine go inehes face,
ends sawed sqaaEe and exE ily eight ~ feet
long.
On hewed Or and cedar ties. six sl inches,
eight 49, inches face. sawed square on ends. and
exactly eight "a feet ionx
Delivery TO commerce within thirty 1901 days
after signing of act AMI not les tia
twenty lhousand t2a 90 ] ties % be delivered
eash thirty al days certified chick Tor
ts70ol ive hundred dollars must accoral any esrh
bid. payable 70 eataie No TEEN Railway ca,
~ q guarantees hst bond IN the sun of eight
thousard dellafs will be furnished hy The party
20 whom the 60 tract may b awarded
The right 20 rejeet AIRY and al bids 10 reserved.
Pa HILL Enssneer ard SIP raolrndent.
CEALED BIDS aILL RE kECFTvED BIZ
- Fret =. sander for clesrtng and grnbhiRe
tracts - css< aad % OF Farmfale Hosnest ad
tracts about % acres. Hntil psceEnter b For
fur her particulars apSl Ere 4 saiiaef, Power
house. 1esler avenue cable iine.
cgAIFD PROPOSAL Will BIZ RECEIVED
- by the board OF commissioners ef King
county Washin ION. ~ be Office 81 the count
and tor. Ia $ attic. WASN'T II gton, on or before
for furnishing ali materials aud abor for the
mum ring and fer the bot weter heating p
complies for the new courthouse for ktne
county AZ seattle Warrington 81 aceordarce
VITA tie plans asd specifications prepared
VI A Risch e, srchteef aud Row eGl nle IN the
arehife Is Office In room Is, Phinney ballf-
tng. n the corner Of front and seneca streets.
in seattle wash.
Kaeh or p sal must BE- accompanied BIZ Ger.
titled check 90 some locai bank la the SUM II
Que fheusand dollars 81 600 and rade payable
q the order of the Treasurer Of king CountF,
va hinston. as guarantee aa' IN case OF the
award Of tbs ccnfra being ma 20 him. the
sid consraf tor shah ents tnta 10 NAL con-
raet AMI furnish good AMI Sufficient tond In
the sum OF h. con "a nriee according 70 aw.
No prs.pa~al viii b. considered uaaess accom-
panied by such verified CD ok
The 90 smsss onerE reserve the right 90 reject
AIRY or al Of tne BIDS
Dated this lss day % November iss9.
w K FOkREsT.
County Auaitor aud Ex-ofsrto Clerk OF the
Bosrd 81 County Commissioners Of King
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aeAt< 1Ue lhers4a. The hN<Eness vii - car
II on - se10f0rs and Ehe reslrlnx memf~r
hsreAy s<nesrs ass back % tie trsae 100 tie
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asks scr she ed firm e0a4Euaance sc fAe fsxssr.
MtssssSsenf haEs 9 a. ths essy o. ssass1e. y 49,
81 tie 18th day Of NcveElpsg. 1883
NATHANIEL 81 Young
HORACE q MuREH0r<E
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Advertisements under tbs ne ds 81 Lost. Foaud
For SAFE. for Rent and situations wanted will
~ inserted 81 the rate cf r nis : word for the
sfss fussrsss4s. lesns weird Tor 90 hunseaneat
lssef1oa. Payment Awsys Ia advances.
EoTsCE-Tha hussasss oTee Of fha PosF TX
Tsf4aaEECEa viii hereafter be opcn until y >. m.
oisaslfsed advertisements wili 10 reeeiyed up %
this hour.
inc iaslowsns letters are awaiting advertisers
AZ this of4it,a.
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Marahal,s sale.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT oF THg EMITTED
4 Siasee Tor the Third Jnzieiai nis3Fie1 of
Washington Territory. holding terms at seattle
n county
Joass HALEY aud J. a. elena. partners nnder the
arm name II Hsiey, siynu a Co.. Us tho
efaamh9ni ~ lie her tackle. etc No 7,5ss
Nsa O. T. her given that By vtxtue 81 writ
OF FendificF expon =, issued out 81 tie Rbova
entitled case OF the ath day Of NoyetBbeFs issa.
ana 10 ne dracsed viii ca Tuesday. De-
nefnbefg, lssa. AT O'clock liz the afternoon Vt
sAsd day sell as public suesgen. 10 the highest
fIdder. fog cash in hand the sttar t0ef Nellie.
h renFfntM .llers. ale eppArei Rnd fuFni.
tar Is ssef's wnaff, 81 Efatfie, Washington.
Dated this 18th day ~ Noysuhsr. iks8.
r. = HAMILTON,
Uaited STATS Marshsi ioF Nsshinssoa.
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s..rrl. ! E..rnn. cos.rsrerIo. co..l

hKAITtN. " All Nov. 70. ENNB. Y
Sealed proposals vii Re r. eesyed - the Once
OF shse cam fsany room 80. Easfnn block. nagil
noon THURSDAY. December s. isea fnr the clear.
isn wsuth4na, grading Ek=s -ses4lsngs IN ssetEoas
Of ave or sen msfes leagth 0f forty sful niies Of
fhe Northern branch Of The seattle. Lake Shore
a Eastern railway
Hank forms ~ contract and specifications.
pr0a e ana detail plans ean Be aeen a. the
olE3ee Of the eomrans,
Tne company reserves Tie tight - reset any
or all prups salM X VI TALG0TT.
Vice President and Ehfsf knginssf.
nav12 24declS
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g,AMiLTEs EOITgE-Nfw MICH COWS
r fof saAe am snort % feed. and win sch
severai new mitch cows 80 prices ranging t. m
so % s63 per head anyone wAnting winter
CIV een ret bargain. William +. Exagt, Oak
hsFhoy.
CPEC8AI NOTICE SELECT PRIVATE
- sch oil: tuiffon s. per month. Apply IL
arm street
an AND AFTER MONDAY, Tag isth INST
~ there wfsl b. orsn 20 the pHbie OF statste
graphic comm scations rom al Maj unal As.
sacis tion tracks. with ae nrate descriptions OF
ali farss being ran. TIE Gxenanf;e viii be 10
cased in the back part OF Myers cigar store.
Seennd rest. near Y sleF avsas~
NOTICE TO Pk0rKIEfJR PLANS FOR
~ cottages SIS: sor 2sia7y residence, Sd city
and eounfy mars a. lowest rates. ]. fnesisanders
architect z5 6olmrnhs street