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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
VIRGINIA EgWs.

Mr. Patrick Hogan, Tei'-to'u1 latme
resding neer Aide, died last Friday at 81
| advanced age.
Mr. West Rioheson Qla,lss, who had Ions
been sufferer of Bright's disease, died yea
| terdsy at nis home in Richmond.
DR.. W. N. Randolph, Rector of the Uni
verify of Virgini,. and Miss Mary w. Nc
Intise were married in Charlottesville yes
| terdsy.
The directors OF the Norfolk and Western
Railr BAD Company have issued enough pre-
ferred stcck to retire the outstanding com
moo at, OK.
Nj s. Lucy " Shepherd. reict Of the late
Carter shepherd. aged about G5 years. died
on the b, at her home, "Dunbeath," neal
Berryy'lIe.
Miss Bsase Jsnney, daughter of Mr.. Pnin
eas Janney, and VIM. Kczar, OF Pennsylva'
MIA, were married at the home of the brides
parents at Lincoln on Saturday last.
Mrs. Mary Jane Nixon, wife OF Mr.. joe
L. Nixon, and m other of Lieut.. Lewis Nix
on. late OF the q 8. navy, died at her home
In Lses5urg iss. Sunday ia the 10th year oil
her age.
The family of the late Hon. John Lstcher
placed granite monument In the cemetery
at Lexington la { week to his memory. l
is of handsome design and about fifteen
feet high.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed E. M. Edwards assistant keeper OF
Newport News NJ ddle Ground Lighthouse,
vice D Clayton promoted. and Obarles F.
Hudgins, frst assistant keeper OF Thimble
shoal Lighthouse. vice E NJ. Edwards
transferred.
Gov. Mckinney has written the Tammany
Club ommittee expressing regrets at not
being able to attend their anniversary Gels
bratlon. the b of Jolly. "Pressure of off.
cial business" the Governor writes, will
prevent him from being guest of the club
on the OCCASION
Warrants have been issued against the
Western Uni2n and Postal Telegraph Com
psnies of Portmouth for doing business with
out license. The fasnce committee OF the
Portsmouth council 10 their report to that
body have recommended that unless the
Western Union Company pay their tax by
the 1st of July the polss be removed
from the strests. The recommendation has
bsen adopted.
Owing to excessive charges made by land
owners along the pre- posed extensi' of pos
tai telegraph lines from Richmond TO New
p,rt News, Hampton and Cd Point the su-
thorltes have decided to abandon the route.
10 few instances the excessive sums OF 500
and $50 were cha CAD for the privilege OF
pIan;iog few poles in the lands along the
public road. and In many Instances s. so and
81 per pole was charged as much, it is said,
as the farms could be sold for per acre.
The one hundred and fiftieth anniversary
OF the erection OF Cd ST.. ,hn's Chur CD
was celebrated in R chmond yesterday.
Bishop Randolph preached In the morning
and Hon. William Wr Henry delivered an
address in the evening. It was in this
building that the Virginia Convention OF
l775 assembled. and Patrick Henry sounded
the keynote of thu revolution. The present
occasion was COMMUNICATED by placing in
the chance an exquisite tngel lecturn as q
thank Offering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
The Indiana LAWS

INDIANAPoLIs. Iod., June 1l.-GovernoT
Hovey has Issued ais proclamation deolar-
ing the laws passed by the Legislature to be
ia iotcs, but made special exception
OF the apportlonment bill. he sa!d;
This act was never prese 1.ed to m lac gov
srnor of the Sta 9 for my approval in the
form In which 1t Ia printed 10 said
acte, The act presented to me and which
was vetoed, did not contain the county Of Mon
roe in the section for senatorial appointment
nor the name Of Gibson county, one represents.
tive, in section 3. 1 therefore regard said pre-.
tended published act as void AMI do not embrace
il In this nr1elamhtion y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

A CARTRIDGE IN THE CANDY.-A singular and
pc, haps fatal accident occurred at the Randolph
homestead, near Mt. Horeb, Somerset county, N.
j., on Tu sdsy. Mrs Priscilla Ran iolph returned
the evening before from visit to Washington,
bringing with her five pound box of candy bought
at Pennsylvania avenue confectionery etore.
She had passed. the candy about among tho chill
dren and was eating some herself when her teeth
struck hard substance. Instantly there was an
explosion, which shstterd her teeth, tore away
part of her cheek and otherwise di.fgured her
face. Bits Of illuminate were forced by the explo-
sion into the wound, together 18th minute par IT,
ces of copper. 1t is, therefore, supposed that tho
cause OF the explosion a small cartridge in the
candy. If all the particles of copper BIO not dis
covered and removed blood poisoning may result,
and lock-j Wy is also feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Bulling. the wife murderer who escaped
from the Savannah, No.. jail while under
sentence to be hanged has been captured By
Pipkertou detective 10 Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. A @ DIVE, wife OF ex-State sens-
tor DIVE, of U lea, was instantly killed
and Mrs. Fox bad y i, iored by baing struck
By railroad train near Randolph, N. Y,
this morning.
Father Molliager, the famous faith-cure
priest Of Allegheny City. Pa, will leave for
Earcpe on Monday The csrsa of his sud-
den departure ia said to be summons from
Rome to administer to the P pc, who Ia said
TO be very sick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

A st. John, N. s., special says Io,...,
Of an abatement In the fores. fires whic, o.l
devastating the northern aec,ion Of tho ~.
vince, the Efforts of settlers to e,sv ~.
march of the flames seem TO be tn;,,os'
Over 100 milee OF country has been deso,.,
ed snd among the poor settlers it is ,s..
OF ruin.
10 the States south # thu Ohio and s...
of the Mississippi rivers, there ta?e b.aa
529 miles Of railroad track lail this ,so.
and there are now 2 555 miles uoder cor
structicn; 5 97S miles under survey ana
1853 miles pre- eoted with some promise .,
being built in the near future. These 6yp,s.
show slight decrease from those Of yss,
ago.
The Stanley coura house 10 Fort Pler,s
opposite Pierre, s. D. toge her with ~.
records Of the county and 70 dwellings al.
dining have been destroy ed By Gre. Tn.
loss is $40 600. with no insurance. / :,
generally believed the fire was started br
an incendiary, VINO wished to DESTROY the
records Of q large amount CT chauel NOR.
cages and land titles on f,a watch ws,,
known to ba unprotec. ed by safes or yaun.
The Maryland State central democratic cou,.
mittee in ses ion in Baltimore tc.d.y named -r,n
80 as the date for holding the democratic Stu.
convention. The election this fall is sn imno,,
ant ono to the Stase. Every elective tFc,r N
sho State has to be voted for. The lists of namo,
Of candidstts will be long.
Josiah P. Huutoon. Of Paterson n. is ds.a.
D ring the war be was engaged with Hcmy
Low in running the underground railroad by
which escaping alsves from the South were sue.
cored in Paterson for many years
A Mexican has bsen arrested at Garden Ci,r
rs, charged with having krocked 10Y f.ou h,
horse, cut his throat aud stolen his horfe Great
excitement prevails and the prisoner msy be
lynched.
The jury In the Gaze against John Mcsloy, Nix,
Dismon and % other strikers for conspiracy spl
riot at the Frick Cos works neat Uniontowu Ps.
hiss found McSloy and Di m n guilty and a,ta,
ted the rest.
The rice in the Red river is unprecedented, OK
ceeding by far in volume the gre al flood Of s67,
nd the destruct on is widespread.
Gov. Russell, OF Massachusetts, has nominated
judge J. N. Barker, republican to I'll vacancy
on the Supreme bench.
Charles Fisher, the veteran actor, late OF Dil,'s
company is reported to have diHd at his home in
New York last night.
The grand consistory Scottish rite mas Us his
purchased site in Louisville, and viii erect
cathedral there.
The report telsgraphcd from Cleveland thit
John D Rockefeller is seriously i'll in thar city Is
untrue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

SEC. 3 That it shall not be lawful for the Au-
ditor to issue his warrant for any amount in ex-
cess of the several appropriations aforesaid, and
it shall be his duty at the next meeting of the
City Council to notify them il any of these ap-
preparations are exhausted, and thereafter, until
further appropriations are made, no warrant
shall he drawn beyond the amounts herein ap-
propriated-
SEC 8. This act shall be in force from its pas
Passed Common Council June o, 1891.
JOHN IT. SWEENEY, President
Passed Board of Aldermen June 8, 1891.
w. Fl. MARBURY, President.
Approved June IL, 1891.
E. E. DOWNHAM, Mayor.
Teste: JEo. T. JOHNSON, Clerk c. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE IL.

THE truly good" man who was mace
Postmaster General by Mr.. Harrison De-
csuse he had fried the million dollars l'atl
out of the protected manufacturers Of fnila'
dslphla by which the Presidency wss bought
In 'sS, would not agree that Mr.. Lee snou q
he APPOINTED Marshal of Pennsylvania and
Mr.. King, Consul General at Paris, until tney
had agreed to abstain from liquor during
their ,ncumbency. rhe required agreement
vas made. but In both Instances. ss almost
snvar;sble In similar cases, has been broken,
and In consequence thereof Mr.. Wana'
maker is beside himself With grief and moi
t;fcation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

UNDER EXISTING laws and treasury regu-
latIo1s the tools foreign skilled laborer,
who mey be engaged to come to this coun-
try to improve au old or to etart new In
dusry. brings with him, are admitted free
Of duty, but the skilled workman himself is
turned back Why the combined wisdom Of
Solomon, Daniel and Scion could not equal
that OF the republican law makers of the
United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
Faunuier Notes.

The farmers are holding their wool for %
cents per pound. The wool buyers are of
fering 90 cents.
L. is rcmored that DR.. j E Copeland
will leave Rsctortown In few days end 10.
cate at Round Hill, L>pd7un county.
Mr. Betj Sanders, who formerly played
baseball with The Catharpin club, OF Prince
William county, will graduate to-day at the
Vanderbilt Un!versity ss civil engineer.
Ha will then play ball with the Athletic
club of Philadelphia for the hslarce of the
season for vhich he is to reoeive IS 600
For the last three years be hss been playing
ball 10 the summer uconths and paying his
expenses at college. Virginian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
RoANoKE co1LFG7.-The commencement exer.

RoANoKE COLLEG7.-The commencement exer.
c;aes OF Roanoke College closed yesterday. Many
visitors were in Salem, and crowded Audiences
attended toe various exercises, which we're CT a
high order throu ghout- from the b.c:a'a lreato on
Sunday by Row. Edward T. Horn u. D., OF Char
lesion, 8. c, the Y. NJ C A. address by Rev Sam
uel Il. Howe, D. D., ofNorwich, Conn.,, the orator.
ic4l contest Monday, the adore ses before the
Alumni Tuesday morning by Hon. james W.
Marshall, Of New Castle, Va, and IL. L. Keedy,
esq of Hagerstown, Md, the Grafton before the
Literary Societies Tuesday evening by Col A. K.
Mcclure, of The Philadelphia Times, to the gradu-
sting addresses Vs,i US improvements have
been IN ,de during the year. especially in tho De.
psrtment OF Chemistry and Physics, to which
p of. William A. Smith returned last fsil, after
studying lhree years in Germany. The work CT
the session in ali departments has been successful
and the general order very good. The work OF
the session has been highly successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
EXPELLED M1N1srEBs.-As stated in Ii

EXPELLED MINISTERS. As stated In the
GAZETTE Revs. E. NJ J. B. J and J. C. K
Miliigan, w. II. Reed and w. L. @. Ssmp'
son were yesterday expelled at Plttsbure
from the Refoi m sd Presbyterian Church By
the synod. by a vote oil 95 to 81. The charges
we're scandal, libel, ard following divisive
courses in declaring in favor of the right Of
franchise at meeting In East Pittsburg
As soon az expelled they all left the church.
The scene during the voting was exciting
the expelled ministers made an appeal 'to
the bar OF an enlightened Christian confer
ence." The Rev. E M. Smt OF Bati-
mere, declined to vote on the ground that
be could no longer believe iu the princlp Q,
OF the CoveDsnter Church, and intended to
resign.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Foreign News.

LONDON, June 1.-THE race at ASCOT TO-
Gay for the gold cup, valued LOO SOW
ereIgns about two miles and half, wsi
won by Lord HaitIng' on's four-yeaH-old
colt Morton:
Dispatches received here from Mean
bque announce that Chief Gouyeys, with
900 followers, has revolted against Portu.
guese authority In favor Of British protect
crate. The Portuguese troops have been
dispatched to quell the revolt.
The Gillian provisional janta has Issued
circular here appealing to the powers to
recogu'z, the insurgents as belligerents.
The strike OF the employees OF the omni-
| bus and road companies o! this city continue
to-day. There ia no change In the aituf-
| ton.
BUDA PEsTH, June IA terrific hurrl-
cane, causing much damage, has swept over
eastern Galicia. Daring the storm an en-
tire forest was partly uprooted. number OF
persons were killed and the towns OF Polka
min and Prnikwa suffered considerably.
BREMEN, June 11.-Serlous rlotiog occult
red here to-day upon the part Of the aremen
of the North German Lloyd steamship COM
pany who are on strife. After desperate
struggle the officers OF the law managed to
sccstore order.
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE Marquis OF Lon
donderry has oif,red his tenants the option
OF acquiring their holdings upon reasonable
! terms.
LONDON, June IL Mrs. Mckee, the
G daughter o. President Harrison, and Mrs.
! R 1ssell Harrison arrived here this morning.
They were met at the railroad station by
U. 8. Minister Llacoln, and by the at.
1 teches OF the U. 8. Legation and were
! driven to Mr.. LincolD's residence.
BERLIN, June II in the lower house Of
1 the Diet to-day Herr Rickert made mo-
/ ton to the IF, ct that the Govern mart should
submit to the house the material upon which
Chancellor Won Caprlvi based bis recent
,pesch upon grain duties. He made most
senss onsl speech, during which he said
tuhb ~ Woulu uc ioupu hcOcsooiy W AcSo"
che man who alone was sbe to direct the
| Government"
KINGSTON, Olt., June 1l.-Thousands
viewed the remains of Sir John Macdonald
during the night and the streets leading to
the hall where the body lies In state we're
crowded to-day. The probabilities are that
the Kingston pageant will bs the grandest
ever seen In Canada.
PARIS. June II lie National to-day an.
| nounces that NJ. De- Lssseps will be prose.
cuted for misleading investors who sub
soribed money for carrying on the work OF
| he Panama Canal Co.
CARDIFF, June AT the conference to.
day of the Glsmorgsnshire Congregational
| churches the conduct of the Prince of Wales
In the baccarat ecanda was denounced.
LONDON, Ont, June 1.-THE village OF
Thamssford ia reported to be on FIRE. It
cannot be reached BY telegraph or telephone.
The damage ia unknown 40 yet.
LONDON. June 1.-THE Bahrlng Sea bill
to-day received the royal assent.
LONDON, June 11.-The Christian World, rep.
resenting all the Protestant denominations. says
1.-THE throne rests upon the foundation Of public
OPT nion. few more scandals like that Of Tran.
by Croft would destroy this foundation and Ed.
ward tho Eighth would never DO crowned"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

WHAT w,uiD the northern democracy
sm, aunt to, 10 q national point OF view, II II
were not Tor the South ? And yet there are
uortherp. so called, democratic editors who
saw that tins proposed monument to Pres,-
dent Davis sbould be composed OF skull
bones, With the inscription, "sacrihced TO
selfish ambition" ouch men presume upon
the dread the southern people have of negro
domination, and, unfortunately. their ground
Cor doing so is too good. Otherwise north
arm democracy might be left to gang it's ain
oait ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

According TO such good republican au-
thority as the Boston TrdCeler. the repuoIi'
cans Of that city assisted the Farmers ALI
apca of South Csroiua with advice and
money at last falls election. So 1t seems
that it is neither fat money, nor govern
ment rswnshopa, nor free trade, nor aay
of tbs other Alliance schemes that the Boz
ton republicans are opposed to, but only the
democratic party, and that to secure the de
feat of that party they resort to sny means,
even those thev 20 loudly denounce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

THE DEVIL certainly must be loose END
walking up ard down thu earth seeking
whom he may devour. for even such noto-
rious devil killer ss Rev. Sam small has
now fallen by the way side, and Is publicly
accused, by the NJ. E church conference
OF Utah, OF belDg short 10 his accounts with
that conference to the extent of more than
one thousand dollars. Mr.. Small should
know that example ia more effective than
praca1k
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

a NORTHERN republican newspaper says
the "existDg dullness In shipping will die
appear next month 80 then an unusually
large export trade is promised" Bot Why
it shnu d be, when every conceivable restric"
ton Ia put upon the import trade with the
countries With which the United States have
thei- largest trade. and when now, as al
ways, Increased trade is Gscted by exchange
of com modities, none hut protecionist
csn tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
ZETTE.

ONCE MOLE. When Communication is
received at the GAZETTE Office, the fiji st thing
In 1t that Is looked at is the signature, and
If that be missing, all interest in 1t ceases at
once, and it ls Immediately thrown into the
waste basket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
A Duel With Knives.

BIRMINGHAM. A'a June ia special
from Picken's Mill reports duel to the
death with kuiveu between VIM. Martin, a
prominent mill owaer, and Robert Stock
ton, an extensive planter. S.ookton's jusu-
lar vein was Gu end hs died instantly.
Martin was wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

IT WAS stated in the GAzETTE's Washing
ton correspondence Of Thursday last that
Mr.. Fuller, Of North Caroline. would be sp-
pointed member of the new o. ?. Terri
torial land court. That prophecy was full
4 led yesterday evening Moral-H you
want to know not only what has happened,
but what is going to happen, read the GA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

Fifty parsong, mostly children, ware taken viz.
lently sick as the result of eating ice cream pur.
chased at a certain factory in Bloomington, ILL.,,
Many were dangerously i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
OFFICIAL.
APPROPRIATION BILL.

An Act to appropriate Part of the city Rerenut
for the Fiscal Year Ending May 81, 1892.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by tho City Council of
Alexandria, That part of the revenue of the
city for the year ending May 81, 1892, be, and
the same is hereby appropriated as follows viz:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
A CHILD MuRDERED.-Barbara waterhouse,

aged years, a quarry ms ans daughter mysterious
ly disappeared from her home at Leads, England
last Saturday. at midnight Tuesday night the
lying in the street close to the Town Hall. The
abdomen had been ripped open SO that the intes.
tines protruded and the legs and arms had al
most been severed from the bodY and were COW
cred with deep gashes The child's clothing had
evidently bsen replaced after the murder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

The late Bishop knight of Milwaukee Wis.
loft viii in which the request WAS made that
rs body might be buried in PLAN pine coffin,
and that no outer l,x or covering BE- used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

The Home Makr for June has been received
from its publishers in New York. Among It's con.
tents are The Dance OF the Nymphs, lndisn
Girls in Indian Schools, The Thee Fstes, The
Little Wives Of India, The Value OF X, A wom.n
Architect, Our Little Word, Boating for Women,
A Nocturn in Two Flats. The Ann Chair. liome
Art, Memory Boil ks. Fashion, The shopper, With
the Housewife, and poetry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & Lothrol
10th, 18th, and F Streets, n. W.
s@ Lunch Room, 9th floor
ZOt72-st. building.
MEMS FUI2NLSHI4NG
DEPA RTIENZ.

| MEMS ECICN/SALNG
DEPARTllL,NZ,.
Here is what We are going to sell
you: The last Of the bankrupt
stock of Falk Bros, & Co., of New
York, at greatly reduced prices.
What is left of the stock, several Of
the lines being broken, we have
re. marked at prices that will soon
close them out. There isn't gar
ment among them that en- be du-
plicated for anything like the price.
J. and B. Morley's UnbIeschod Lille
Thread s iris Usually sold for 5 SO.
Special price, 81 each.
I. and B. Mo,leys Fast Black Shirts
and Drawers. Uanslly sold for 81.
Special price, ST. esch.
Extra Fine French Lisle Thread
Blesehsd Shirts and Drawers. U,uLly
sold for 81.
Special price 81 25 es eh.
Extra Fine Gsuzo French Palbrigsau
shi rs. and Drawers Usually sold for
Special price, $1.a7 each
Fame make of Ba briggan bu. fnor snd
thinner. Usually sold for 81.
special price, 81 so each.
Swiss Ribbed Silk Shirts end Drawers,
in colors. Usually sold for 81 so.
0p-''"- p..eo, 80 ca L.
I. and R. Morty's Warranted Fat
Usually s :ss q SIS $50 s. so.,s,
--
COZZOD.S and (I1ITS 1ODL Il
PlY aDtlTe LINEN
Do77o. q -
,,,,o, r., o.
pcee/'9 /O' "2oc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

The Season for July has been received troa ID
International News Company, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

Extra Fine French Lisle Thread
Bleschsd Shirts and Drawers. UuIly
sold for So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

I. and B. Mo,ley's Fast Black Shirts
and Drawers. Usnally sold for 81.
Special price, ST. e,ch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11
Special price, $1.37 each.

Extra Fine Gsuzo French Palbrigssu
Shirts and Drawers. Usually sold for
81 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

Fame make Of Ba'briggan. bu. fncr snd
thinner. Usually sold for So.
special price, 81 so each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-11

/. and r. Morty's Warranted Fat
Black All Pure Silk shirts and Drawers.
Usually sold for $3.50.
specisl price, $3.50 each.