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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondents Of the Alexis. GAZETTE

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WASHINGTON. D. c.. July s, 1889.
A large number of the Malone wing OF
the Virginia republicans are here to-day on
their way to Petersburg to attend the meet
ing of General Mshone's State Committee
and his special partisans, to be held there,
to- morrow. Among them are Mr.. Martini, a
member of the Malone State committee, DIS
trict attorney CRAIG, and Messrs. Profit, MIC.
CaulI and Brown. They say the meeting Will
be numerously attended, and that prooaoly
every county in the State will be represent
ed. Those talked with on the subject say
the Heerman's letter cannot help but DO
them good, as 1t shows the administration
how it is regarded By the "kickers."
The Attorney General to-day determined
to submit the Governments claim to the ia.
nous Des Moines lands, about which there
has been 80 much speaking In recent Con-
crosses to judicial decision, aud has autho-
rizsd snit for that purpose to be brought
in the u s. Circuit Court
great many people, among them MANY
federal officers, want General Marcus J..
Wright, an ex Confederate, appointed one
of the two civilian members of the Rebel
lion Record Board" but Secretary Proctor
hesltates to appoint him, lest the G.. A r. Oh.
ject.
No changes in the 4th class Virginia post
offices to-day. A Malone delegation from
Floyd Court House, Va, Is here to day to
protest against commissioning the new post
master there, whose appointment was 90
tanned upon the Recommendation OF Mr.
Wing6eld Scott ex superintendent OF the
Virginia peBitentiary, an anti-Mahoneite.
The prize fight is the leading, if not the
only topic OF general conversation here to
day, the interest in it having absorbed that
in all others. Even at the White House,
and in the presence of the Presbyterian
President, the latest bulletins from New
Orleans are eagerly discussed, even to the
exclusion of matters relating to the disposal
of federal offices. At the departments and
at the Capitol it was the same. The feeling
was decidedly in favor of Kilran, but the
betting was as decidedly in favor OF Sullivan.
The recent conference held by some OF
the more partizan republican Senators With
the President In reference to certain meas
ures for securing republican msjoritles in
all the four new S ates has, it is said here,
suggested The idea to the democrats that
with proper efforts they might possibly gain
something that direction and induced them
to make the attempt.
D. J. Goodwin, OF Norfolk, Virginia formerly
! all active democratic pol clan, but who left the
democratic party 20 follow General Malone, has
been appointed an examiner in the land Office
hero at salary Of $4,000
Some of ex-senator Riddlebergcr's friends say
he may DO expected here tomorrow or next day
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Telegraphic Brevities.

The o. 8. 8. Boston with the Amphitrite In tow,
arrived at Norfolk to-day.
The Marine Hospital Service states that there
is no yellow fever at Tamplco.
Lu All Sing was killed ina Chinese theatre, in
San Francisco, last night in highlander quarrel.
The steamer Haytian Republic, from New York.
which, it was feared had been damaged or sunk
by collision in the Atlantic, arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Kronsburg, little village two miles east OF
WATERFOWL 8. c., was visited by wind storm
yesterday and every house in the village was
more or less injured.
The hottest place in the country yesterday WAS
Huron, D. T., where the thermometer recorded
JOG and the people were kept within doors sll
the afternoon for safety.
At meeting of the G. A. r. post at Fond du
Lac, Wis on Friday last, Gen. Bragg was dropped
from the roll of membership by those who did not
like his course in Congress on the pension bill
Excitement is at fever heat in fancy equity,
H. over the murder of Sheriff Bronson and Dep
uty Runk by Bill and Jim Miles, at Kirbyville on
The 4,h, and lynching may be expected st any
time.
David Hannsburgh, q carpenter, of Rhinebeck,
N. Y, who has been peeping into windows and
frightening women, was shot while looking into
tho window of Philip Stalls residence on satur.
day night.
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AIFX
MONDAY EVENING. JULY s.

Mr.. PORTER, superintendent OF the census,
Indignantly resents the intimation that he
intends to manipulate the next censusin the
interest OF the republican party. But, un-
fortunately for Mr.. Porter, his reputation
for vsracity is not unimpeacbable. MI
Porter recently asserted that be had always
been protectionist and had never been
stained with tariff reform. But even people
with short memories recollect when Mr.
Porter said the tariff oppressed manufactures
and closed important markets to their pro-
ducts, that the hours oflabor were longer here
than those in free trade England, and the
cost of living higher, and aiso that he more
recently recommended twenty per cent.
reduction in the tarif-a larger reduction
than that provided by the Mills bill. Mr..
Porter is not reliable The intimation re-
ferred to is that Mr. Porter will make his
returns show fewer negroes in the South
han ere actually here, so as to reduce south
era congressional representation. 1t is pro-
posed to subject his Mississippi returns to the
test of State census.
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stage.

The PATRIOTIC speeches made at the
Tammany celebration of the 4sh OF July in
New York were in marked contrast with
the sectional and hate-breeding harangues
delivered on the same day by republicans in
other parts of the country. Mr.. Cochran,
for instance, said: IF great peril should
again menace the country we should see the
North and South, not in hostile array, but
in one common array, ready to mngle their
blood in defence of the common country"
Senator Eustis said: 1.-Two events in the
history of the democratic party should not
pass unnoticed-one ia the contribution
TO the wealth, power and prosperity of our
county by the acquisition of territory the
other is its efforts since the war to extin-
euish sectionalsm in our oiitics." There
are sermons in both these excerpts, but they
are SO plain as to go without saying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

MIR MORGAN, the new Commissioner of
Indan Affairs. has appointed his wife his
private secretary, at a salary of 81 900 per
annum, and Dr. Dorchester, Superintendent
of Iudisn Schools, has secured the appoint
ment of his wife as special Indian agent at
a compensation of Sc per day and expenses.
The negro Fred. Douglass also has recon
mended young negro. who 10 to marry his
grand daughter, to the President for for
eicn mission, ana Mr.. Harrison is holding
that recommendation under Adjustment.
Corporal Tanner had previously appointed
his daughter his private secretary, and Pres.
deaf Harrison given lucrative places 10
his own brother and father-in law. 1t
would seem for all this that even those dis
posed to lock upon nepotism with the most
lenieut eyes would be induced to think that
that vice has at Last reached the grotesque
stage
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POPE LEo--A dispatch from Rome says
The preparations are we'll advanced for
the departure of Pope Leo XIII from the
vatican. he is now completing the list ofper.
sonages who will accompany him. He has
arranged council for next Thursday. The
cardinal vicar will remain in Rome With
part ofthe papal household. Senior Golzard,
the Spanish ambassador to the vatican. ar.
rived in Madrid yesterday and reported to
the Spanish government the decision of the
Pope to quit Italy, and his desire to reside
10 Spain 1t was announced that the pom
tiff had expressed desire that upon his de-
cease, the cardinals should select Cardinal
Lairgerie az bis successor at the vatican
The wishes of the pope have met With gen.
eral approval among the prelaios, and there
appears to be no doubt that Pope Leo's sue
cessor will be Cardinal Lalrgerie."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

The VALLEY Tirginian, the most inhu-
entail republican newspaper in the State,
allnding 10 Gen Mahone'saelect conference
to be beld at the Generals house, In Peters
burg to morrow, says: aft q spirit of fairness
and respect for the people ara not consulted
and practced, such defeat will follow, ss
never before befell party In Virgins"
As General Malone is under the conviction
thatthe "kickers" don't number, all told, five
hundred voters in the State, all talk about
his fairness aud respect" for them amounts
to nothing. man can have neither fair
meas nor respect for what be believes does not
exist But that the negro party In Virginia
will sustain an overwhelming defeat next
November few people have doubt, wheth'
or General Malone have any fairness or re-.
encct for the kickers or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

THE appointment to office by Mr.. Harri
son Of n democrat simply because he stole
some private letters and gave them to the
chairman of the national republican commit
tee. aud of another democrat because he tes'
tilted that he stole votes for democrat at 8
congressional election, while in accordance
with the provisions of the civil service law,
does not strike the average observer as COM
porting exactly with that propriety which
should characterzs the actions of preor-
dained President nor does it at all tend to
''preserve our institutions from corruption
and decay and hold them up in honor, "
about which Mr.. Harrison seemed so solicit.
ous IN his late speech at Woodstock.
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MONETARY AND COMMERcIAL.

NEW YoBK. July S-Declines extending to
ia ger cent. vera established throug hout the Ii 10
in the stock market this morning. There vas
an active and we'ls distributed business in the
leading shares. There was some action after the
first half hour and the market became more quiet,
Ut later the downward movement WAS resumed,
aud further declines were made in many stocks.
At IL o'clock the market was fairly active and
weak, generally at the lowest prices reached
Money easy at 3a4
BALTIMORE. July S.-yirginiss consoiidste1
=; past-due coupon =; do 1O.4Os 30 bid do
3s GAGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

GEN. SHERMAN is q great man-in the
North; but great as he is, he is not as great
iu the estimation of the President as the g..
A. R, aud so, as the General recommended
the retention of General Johnston as U. S.
railroad commissioner, and the G. A. r. re-
commended his removal. the latter's recon-.
incubation was adopted. The G. A. r. can
not abide "rebsls" or even "rebel sympathi-
zers," such, for instance. as Gen. Bragg,
whom they have just expelled from their
organization because he is q democrat.
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COMMUNICATED.

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Dear sir:-In your paper of 9th instant, in a
local headed 'Mr. Corbet and the Po'tmsster-
ship, You state that /, in company with other
clergymen, went to Washington to oppose the ap
pointnent of Mr. Corbett to said office. l here
with deny the whole statement as to myself. 1
do not even know Mr. Corbet, and have never
been to Washington for or against any applicant
to the postmsstership.
Iwould respectfully suggest t. your informant,
whoever he may be, that it would be well if he
would be accurate in giving names when making
such statements to the public
Yours respet fully, l. ii. MERCEa.
July s. 1889.
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War Rumors .

VIENNA, july S-Itis reported here that
fifty Russian officers have passed Braia,
Roumania, on their way to servia. There
are also rumors that thu Russian Govern.
meut has heen sending material of war and
poutoons to Rsni, Bessarahia, and to the
mouths of the Danube.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

THE PERSIAN minister will not leave this
country permanently, but he is nevertheless
highly displeased with the manner in which
the Shah, now on 8 visit to England, is
spoken of by American newspapers. Re
epect is lost quality in the U nited States,
and it is not surprising that people from
eastern countries, in which such is not the
case, feel outraged at the rldicule and abuse
of dignitaries whom they regard With defer
ence amounting to awe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

The abducted Lille Johnson, the 20 year.
old daughte. of John Stains. of Lebanon. Pa,
after search OF two days aud nights, par.
ticipsted in by seVeral hundred men, was
fund Saturday night and taken from her
captor. Thomas Rtffnau, her cousin, at the
point OF revolver. Holman escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08
Murder and Suicide.

SAN JOSE, Gala, July Slate Saturday
night, A. NJ. Park, the keeper of saloon at
Agnews, four miles north of here, 10 6t o.
jealousy shot Mrs. Jessie Hunter, a woman
with whom he had been living, and then
shot himself, death resulting in both cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08
Railroad Accident.

AKRON, o, July S-A Plttsburg and
Western west bound train was wrecked at
cut about two miles east OF this city last
night An axle of locomotive broke, the
engine being thrown across the track.
The engineer was crushed to death under
the engine, and the fireman and another
man who was riding in the cab seriously In
iured
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Loss of a Steamer

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The Austrs lian
mail brings advices that the steamer Mar
tai, bound from Melbourne to Auckland
struck on the rocks June lat and sunk
Purssr Larsen and the cook were drowned.
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Drowned

CHICAGO, July S.-Herbert A. Pearson, a
millionaire mine owner, from Bonanza City,
Custer county, Idaho, was drowned while
bathing in the lake, near the foot OF 31st
street, last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08
Death of Gen. PYLE

Los ANGELES, Cal, July S-Gen. W. A.
Pyle died at Monrovia yesterday of pneu'
nomia. He was a minister in st. Louis
when the civil war broke out, and enlisted
and became maj general in the volunteer
service. He was subsequently member of
Congress from Missouri and governor Of
New Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

The American baseball players who went
to Australia and made tour of Europe cup.
piled themselves with Stonehraker's LiDi
ment, hence they we're prepared for accidents
should any happen them while gone. Stone
brakers Liniment cures sprains, bruises, Sc.
Price % cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08
Earthnuake Shock

PENNINGTON, Me-, July S.-A shock Of
earthquake was plainly felt hero last night,
lasting half minute. Light articles were
knocked about, but no damage was DONE
The direction was northwest and southeast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

AND NOW complaints are heard In the
North of the appointment of negro postal
clerks in that section of the country. AS
misery loves company, such complaints are
not heartrending to southern people.
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DIED.

At her Lone in this city, at neon Sunday, July
It'll, AMELIA TABOR sTCUTENBUhGH eldest
daughter of the late t. A. Stou tenburgh. ES- Fu-
neral from St. Marys Church Tuesday morning at
o o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
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Defiant Strikers

LIVERPOOL, July S.-The striking seamen
have decided by baliot to continue the
strike until thu companies grant their de-
mands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

Memorial services for the victims of the
wreck ON the Norfolk and Western road
near Thsxton's. were held at the Presby.
terrain Church, Roanoke, yesterday after.
noon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

Columbus, Ga, is excited over proposed due,
growing out of business quarrel, between B. T
Hatcher, of Macon, and G. q. Jordan. Hatcher's
seconds proposed bowie knives in 10 foot ring
but this was not agreed TO-
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mauds.
A Socialist Victory.

PARIS, July S.-Io rebalot for municip-
al officers at Cette yesterday the socialists
gained victory over the Bou!angistP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

REDWOOD FALLS. Mimi, July s.-A fire here,
yesterday afternoon, destroyed nearly $4,000
worth OF property.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
N PREPARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA.-H. A. STROBE (MathemAtcs
Medalist University Of Virginia), Principal and
Instructor in Mathematics and Sciences, assisted
by accomplished Instructors in other depar ments
Eighteenth session begins SEPTEMBER II, 1889
boarding school for boys. Limited select,
high grade. New equipment of best character
For fu Their particulars address the Principal
Amherst Courthouse Postotfice, Va.
Extracts from Testimonials Of Patrons
From Hon. w. w. Leake.
Bayou Sara, La, Juno /, 1889.
On responsible advice 1 placed my eldest son at
Kenmore for short time. WAS so much pleased
with the school that l kept him there. after
wards sent two younger sons to Kenmore, and IN
nuenced others to patronize the school, found
there every advantage that I could desire for my
sons, and 1 cordially recommend the school in
every way to others W. W. LEAKE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

Four Thousand Weavers on Strike.
VIENNA, July Sour thousand weaVers
at Jaegernsdorf have struck work. An of
fetal proclamation has been issued warning
the strikers against committing excuses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

The market opens fairly active. Flour is ac-
tive for good grades. Wheat is strong aud CHI ice
old lots are wanted new is also strong; we quote
at 65a92, as to quality. Corn is higher ard
wanted, and Wa quot, at 46a50. No change in
Rye or Oats Country produce is in fair eipt,
but on account of the low prices for vegetables
and small fruits outside p.ices ere hard to get
BALTIMORE, July 9-Gotton dull middling
11ssa1fla. Flour steady. Whost-southern
steady Fu!tz e0a95 longberry S5s95; Western
firm; No winter red spot 9Sla; July s5la Aug
S3,93A seit S3assS37s. Corn-Southern firm;
white 4Sa50; yellow $3.50; Western fra mix
ed spot AZ !, bid July az y August 42lh,42%.
sept 427s 43; steamer 40 bid oats unclaimed
steady. Butter quiet. Eggs easy. Coffee nomi-
81 10.
CHICAGO, July Sill am.-Wheat-scp 1884.
Dec 8OssaSOt. Corn-Aug 355a: Sept 357s.
Aug 81 90 ami nominal; Sept Stl SIS. Lard
Aug S. 81 p and nominal Sept S6 45. Short ribs
S. 82H; Sept S. o71h.
NEW YORK, July s.-Coftou firm utlands
IL 3.16; Orleans II 7-l6; futures ateady. Flour
quiet and lower. Pork quiet and steady at $13a
13 25. Lard dull and I'm at So To-
MARINE NEWS.
rOkT OR ALEXANDRIA, JULY s 1889.
Sun rises. A 46 sun sets...7 "a
MEMORANDA.
schr d 3 Gibson, for this port cleared at Clare.
mont 5th
LOST AND FOUND.
OST-Between Tackett'5 and Ala Prince ST.,
IL PAIR OF SPECTACLES, in red morocco case,
made by z. w. Hunter, of Hunter The finder
will confer favor by returning them to Ala
p inca street Tvs
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with the school that kept him there. I after
wards sent two younger sons to Kenmore, and In
nuenced others to patronize the school. found
there every advantage that I could desire for my
sons, and | cordially recommend the school in
every way to others. W. W. LEAKE.
From Rev. J. McBryde, Dbl
Grace-MemoIi4l Rectory
Lexington, Va, June, 1889.
While chaplain of the University of Virginia
roticed the university high stand which the Ken
more boys in general took in their classes 1t ev-
idenced their careful and thorough training un-
der Mr. Strobe and his choice assistants. Since
then I have been patron of the school. 1t there
fore gives me pleasure to testify to the healthy
moral tone of the school, its home-like character
and it's attention to the religious needs of its men,
bers. 1t is second to none in the State train
ing school for business, collegiate university
life. 3. j. MCBRIDE
Thibodesux, La May az, 1889.
/ know of no school which could SO safely
commend to those having boys to educate.
Very truly yours, TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Pittsylvanis County, Va, May 81, 1889.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend Kenmore
High School to the patronage of the public.
WALTER COLES.
I do not hesitate to state that in my opinion
know of none that are superior.
CA,lM Pa 7zsoN
Repton, Nelson co Va May 20, 1889.
jYS Ia R3w
Aw SCHOOL
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.
CHARLES A. GkAVEs, NJ A., B. L., Prof. of
Common and Statute Law.
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, LID Prof. of
Equity and Commercial Law, and of Constitu-
tional and international Law.
Tuition in fees SO for session of nine months
commencing Sept. r.
Apply for catalogue and circular jy6 I'm
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-Between Tackett's and Ala Prince ST.,
IL PAIR OF SPECTACLES in red morocco case,
made by z. w. Hunter, of Hunter, The finder
will confer favor by returning them to Ala
p inca street. Tvs st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-08

NEW YORK, July s.-Coftou firm utlan ds
IL 3.16 Orleans II 7-l6; futures ateady. Flour
quiet and strong. Wheat dull and higher Corn
quiet and lower. Pork quiet and steady at $13a
ID 25. Lard dull and fl I'M at St rs.
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do not hesitate to state that in my opinion
this school has few equals in this State, and
know of none that are superior.
CA1Ii PA TEsoN.
Repton, Nelson co, Va May 90. 1889.
ioS la p3W
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Pittsylvania County, Va, May 81, 1889.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend Kenmore
High School to the patronage of the public.
WALTER COLES.
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From Rev. 2 J. McBryde, DID,
GraceMemo,i.1 Rpctorv

Thibodeaux, La May az, 1889.
| I know of no school which could 80 safely re-
commend to those having boys to educate.
Very truly yours, TAYLOR BEATTIE.
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HOTELS.
WANTS.

WANTED-By gentleman and Wife TWO
w COMMUNICATING ROOMS, furnished or
unfurniskei. Would prefer being with private
family who will furnish meals Address E. E.,
GAZETTE Office. jy5 3t