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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

The DEMOCRATIC CoMMITTEE. - The
S.sts Democratic Comui will mel 10
Richmond Thursday next to AZ the me
and place for holding the State Convention
The body Is composed IF fit7 members.
Hon. ]. Taylor Elyson is chairman. The
members OF the executive commit ;ee-t,p
Ia number-are also expected to be present
Both Richmond and Norfolk want the State
convention. The convention this year will
be held early In Mey-soms tine bttSeea
che lst and Is h. The bssis Of reore1enta-
ton will probably be ons delegate for every
200 votes cast for McKoney In 1889 That
will make the body It'll, over half as large
as the one which INST in Richmond In Au-
gust, 1889, when there we're about fifteen
hundred delegates. The convention will
cleo. fur delegates at large to Chicago and
two tors at large, and the ritt dele
gati9ns will choose two delegates and one
e,eotor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

MEETING AT FALLS CHURCH.--The sec.
ond public meeting 70 consider the building
of 90 electric road from Falls Church to
Washington was held Monday evening at
the Odd Fsllows' Hall, Falls Church. The
committee appointed at the last meeting to
confer with the Washington and Arlington
Railroad Company reported that they had
submitted to the. company q number of
question, t, which they had reque It'd writ
ten replies. The answer by the company
had faIl.d to touch upon number Of points
which the oommil t,e considered important
The company estimated the cost of the road
from Fails Cnuroh to their line at $120 900
and wished the people Of Fa!ls Ohurcn TO
subscribs for 5000 OF the 100000 6 per
cent. bonds to be issued, with the tirss ffe
coupons detached. The committee was OF
the opinion that the offdr Of the Washing
ton and Arlington company wss not de-
slrsbe one for he people of Falls Church
aud recommended that 1t be not accepted.
The report of the committee was unapimous-
IL approved and commit go OF nine was
appointed to continue che agitation for an
electric or other railroad to the city. Tie
following gentlemen we're sppoiL tad |:
Messrs Vim. Douglass, NJ. E Church. E
Housh. G. W. Ha4xhurs'; G. B I0ee, g. Y
Proudft, J e. Febrsy, Mayor Thomas Hill
isr aud w. 3. Hoge. Mr.. D1ugass was ap-
pointed to represent Bailst N and Mr. Hogs
to represent Fostorla. TIE work Of the
committee will be to encourage In all posi-
Bile ways le building OF road by one of
the companies now holding cEa:tsrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
VIRGINIA NgWS.

Mrs. James Mcdaniel aud Mr., John Law
son, OF LondouD, died recently.
Tie large iron steamship EtSud was sue.
cessruIly launched ct Newport Newa, yes-
terdey.
Mrs. John ssaton died Saturday last and
was buried Monday ut South Folk In Lou
doun county.
The farm OF john a. Lynch. near Round
Hill. Lcudoun oouny, wes sole on MONDAY
It $27 25 per acre to Mr.. William kaufman.
The only case teard by the Court Of Az
psals at Richmond yesterday was that OF
Thomas, administrator, against Lewis aud
ethers, which was further argued.
The lats Mi,s Selden. of Norfolk. among
other b, nesta. left 81 600 to the Education
S,clety OF Virgins, of which Rsv. DR.. Suter
10 treasurer.
The Rev. P. D. Thompson has resigned
the rectorship Of Christ church, Ker Island,
Nd, and accepted that of Wickllffe. CLARK
county, VS.. and of st. Johns, Jefferson
county, w. Va.
Senator Fairfax, Of Loudoup, has lott
four more fac coils, making eight within
the past few wetks. The disease appears 10
be violent type of dl. t'mpsr.. which In al
m06C every hllbch toEIutut We iotntys
MIR. Caspari, OF Detroit. Mich. has pur-
chased tracts of land about three miles
south Of Leesburg OF Messrs. Powell and
Matthews at about $50 per acre, to which he
will shortly move and go IL tt the business
OF raising fne horses OF ell kinds.
A Harrlsonburg dispatch aaye: "The
worst snow.ssorm Of the seasoD began about
s O'Clock Tuesday afternoon end ragged sll
right end uutil about 10 o'clock next
morning. The weather 10 intensely cold
and travel greatly impeded.
The bnokmakers In Richmond are going
to adopt the example OF thoee WIN have
been operating at Jackson City In this county
in trying to evsds the Mushbach an,i-gamb.
ling law, but the Richmond p llice cay
they will carry the matter In cau.t "a soon
as attempted there.
Acting under the provisions OF Title II,
Canon 5, OF the Digest, Oh the 7vh OF March,
In the presence OF tle Rev. DIS. John B.
Newton and John z. Mss,n, the Bishop oil
t,is Episcopal diocese proaouucsd and re-
corded against the Rsv. D. Wilson Taylor,
colored deacon, sentence of deposition from
the minietyy OF the Pfetst,ns Episcopal
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
aEWa nx FAC UsY.
The Spencer House g! Niagara Falls has
bnan burned

The Spencer House G! Niagara Falls has
baan burned.
E1. Gov. Rioe, OF Massachusetts. thinks
.hst Herriaon and Gormsn will be the next
presidential candidates.
Archbishop Ireland says tina. the VstioeE
| is determined to maintain the hlerarohical
unity Of the church In America.
The President has issued an executive
order prohibiting, with certain mod6 ca-
tlone, the sale OF Intoxicating liqaoss 10
| Alaska.
| q The Senets executive session Yesterday
u frmed the nomination CT Judson Q.
Clements, Of Georgia ae Interstate commerce
commissioner.
VIM. Connolly was eentsnced in Balti-
more yesterday 10 RitssuYeass 10 the pan.
itentIary for felc1ious assault upon an ldlct
Oamed Mary e. Casey.
bill was reported fayoEably Ia the
Rouss OF RsprsssI ta.ivss yesterday 60 re-.
imborss Hsgeis wn to the amount Of $50. :
900 for an assessment laid upon that pace
during tae war.
There APPEARS to be no longer any doub
that the sugar refnerles on the Dele|are.
including tos Frsnklip, Sr!eckes' aud E
c. Knigt. & Oc.'s have at last yielded 10
the sugar tfuit
An avalanche OCCURRED on Wednesday at
Beliuno, s city CT north Italy, Fifty FIVE
miles north OF Venice. Eight persons were
overwhelmed AID Silled b; the im mense
MESS OF snow, and considerable property
was destroyed.
Howard TToxeI. o telephone linsman,
was horribly burned yesterday at the top al
a sizty.foot pole ip Wllismapo,t, Pc, by
the explosion OF small gasoline lamp
which be bad taken up With him to iurnieh
heat 10 repairing the wires.
In the Philadelphia NJ. E. Conference
yesterday, oil Isctions waEe made to passing
Rav. w. K. Burrel, on The ground that 81
Camden, N j., he married young couples
and others who could not get the marriage
ceremony performed eleewhere
Acting Secretary of State Wharton YES
ye, tsrdsy ipetru.t I'D to inform Sir Julian
Paunoeiote the Brtsh minister. that the
President desired to know as early date
as possible the Intention Of the British gov
erpment with regard to the renewal OF the
modus ViVendi for tbs prese!Valion of the
seal fisheries.
10 the House CT Representatives yesterday
when the discussion OF the freq wool bill was
renewed, Mr.. Bryan. OF Nsbra,ks, was the
ohlef speaker. He was interrupt d several
times by questions from Mr.. McKenns. Of
California. and Mr.. Rsiner, OF New York.
aud the colloquy that snsued was both ID
tersstlpg and lively, Mr.. Bryan, who Ia
neI member, proved himself one OF the
most logical speakers and one OF the mos
ready dsbst,rs 90 either side of the House,
aud every man ~ho interrupted him came
out OF the controversy without credit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
Tribute OF l;esa,act.

at called citing of tho Nj. 8. l., hold
on Wtdnesosy. Msrch 16 1892, to tske euitsb Q
action regarding tie d,a Ii of Mr. B. sToUTEN-
BURGK the following Ie.o!u'i1ns were sdopied
WHEREAS II has pleased Ami hty God in His
Divine Providence to take from our midst cur
follow memb r and brother, 8. B. iToUTENBURGu;
Be it
Res0lred, That the Y. NJ g. L. have sustained
a great 10 8 by the death of our fellow member
and brother; and bs it further
ReSolged That the Y NJ. s. l.. deeply mourn
his les, ard sympathize with his family IN their
b,reaoement and be il further
ResOlred That the Y. n. 8. L. attend his FUN.
ersl in a body and be it further
solred That tbese resolutions be spread upon
the mil u5ss Of the Y M. g. l., and published in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETI f, ard that cory Of
thcee resoiu.ioDs be sent 10 tho family of tho de-
C -a3ed. fDwARD BUGHGs
LYONS Il. ! oLAE,
T. L MCCARTHY
T. F. MCCARTHY, Recording Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
a Fearful Ride.

CPAwFoRDsvILLE, LOO, Msich l7-Jss
Galbraitb, the nell carrier 81 Linden Is
miles from ibis city, yesterday Afternoon col,
the mail from tee train AID alarted fyr the
pottiAice. ollm bins between two cars Of a
freight train. While In the at tho t.eiu
started and his legs we've osrgtt 2etvetp
tho draw bare. He SSH d ihe rG.low
blocks along the ends OF the draw els aud
pluokiy held on for tae swful rid9 Of is
miles, his legs being crashed t, a jelly az
the care bumped and thon6ered along ever
the rough rcndbed. The pucky msp did
not faint till the train stopped Ia CIawiOld:.
Vile. He oan hardly recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
Is this Jack the Ripper?

LIVERPOOL March 1.-THE excitement
caused by the discovery yesterday OF 6ge
bodies buried under the Il Dor OF a house at
Rain HILL a part OF the town OF Liverpool,
shows no Eigps Of abatement whatever, az d
further Developments In the casa are
eagerly awsitad. Ths bodies we're those Of
woman end Eve children, those OF TIE
children ranging from twelve years OF sge
dowo to baby about 9 year old. The
throats OF three Of the latter were cut. II
has trapsplred that before coming to Eng
land, Williams, the man whose arrest at Mel
bourne led to the uueartblug OF the bodies.
was living in Sydney, N. 8. W. From the
discoveries 1t is believed by some that Will
liams Ia Jack the Ripper" Shortly after
he left the city bis wife and all four children
disappeared, and i. was suspected that
thsy had followed Williams to EogisDd.
Runners of his intended marriage t. q
young girl named Mather had reached SGD
ney, and 1t vas naturally supposed that Mrs.
Williams and her children had lefs for
Liverpool t, prevent the contamination Of
this ceremony. The police expect to prove
that the bodies found yesterday are thoae Of
the wife and children, end that Williams
killed them in order to carry out hls inten-
ton to marry Miss Mather without moles
tstloD. Williams did marry the girl In
question and took her t, Melbourne, where
ne killed her Ia order to marry anothe:
girl
Tee police have discovered chiId's copy
book in the house at Rain Hill, in which
was inscribed the name Bertha Deenipg.
1t is known that Williams ussd the alias
Desnlug when he was 10 Australia. To.
day gardner who lives next door to Din
ham Villa where the bodies were found,
recognized the eldest body as that Of a
woman be had seen 10 the back yard Of
Dinham Villa on Aueus; 8 b last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
Senator Hill in Alabama.

Aastated In tls GAZETTE Ssnatcr Hill, :
New York, spoke OF Birmingham, Ala, yes.
terdsy. IL concluding big speech he said !:
"The Senate OF ths United S!atea hes been
against the democratic party fer many
years. tus fer TIA admission OF new States,
tast stronghold Of republication would &C.
day have Teen captured By The democratic
hosts. but, revert esq, t1e feels exiRt that
the body so es:ential to the laT making
power bss besn in the hands OF our oppcn.
ents, ard our victory cnDnos bs complete
Until We have joined to the EcIee OF Repre-
san!atives q demoors tic Senate srd demo-
cratic executive. Then Sc can execute the
peoples will then Ga can place upon the
statute- books democratic legislation, then
we can repeal their republican legislation,
but not until tlen. know there are shose
who Geek to et!g ap strife end party dlvleion.
I know there ara men VINO sesk alliance
with other parties, but ask thesa men II
they egree In tbs main With democratic
principles. what O. they gain ct this Vital
hour By forming themselves Into third
psrtv aud creating Giviaion IN ouE organize
tIop?
"Division means defsat unity means sue
cess OF principles, y take tbs platform
of The farmers alliance, yau take tne piat.
form CT The federation CT labor, s. large ma
jo!i.y of their pntforms srs substantially
like The dsmpcia.i, platform. They be-
liere with us in sn econopio Naturalization
of public sffsirs; they bsIieve with ua in
taxation fer public purposes, MT private
purposes. They bsieva Wit; us In many
respacss az 20 The currency question, II net
10 ds,eil. Why do They ally Themselves to
other parties aSd Illustrate theauccess OF the
en- ocrst' parry?
MY frian6e, lock wbat is at stske In ibis
coming election. We osn come very nesr,
II We meet ta reasonable tuccess, in get
ting control OF tie Jailed States Sensts
You can get us democratic executive, end
II, after four years OF pcwer. you have ally
complaints to make Of tne d. 1oocrstic patty
because 1t has not sccomp!isltd oil that yc n
thought 1t ought to accomplish, hen you
have perfeo. right to turn against 1t and
turn 1t cut OF poser, and not until then. 1t
Ia net essential who tina candidate OF the
democratic parry mag BIZ. Toe greet point
lie to achieve victory for demo, ratio prin-
ciples 10 November next. I pledge you
thu State OF New York. pledge New
York's electoral 70 Q for ths democratic
paity / need net saV t. yen how import
ant that victory VIII be {, his future OF thls
country. Az the country gees this fail. In my
Judgment, Will its coo.rol remain for many
years." Lset sight Senator Hill lefs Birmiug.
ham for Atlanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
Execution of Franz Schneider

vienna, Mar H.-Ffal z scbnsde, -
murderer Of servant girls, was sx.ro.' +'
hers to day. Iuatesd of a esllows . h,..,
stake fuIwcupted By 3 large srlka ~
imbedded IL the ground. When tbo ~.
dsmnsd man hsd reached polrt in tos ~.
OF Tie .tike he WISE liited ircm he o,,rs.
and fearful scene followed. schrs,s.
Immediately kicked bis leesin eve,y dr..
ton snd ;1ied fyentica'ly to escape from II.
grasp OF the bEawng men who hald b,s
But bis tffosis we're useless and then :.
sbyieked: 'Oa, 10 IL Gcd's asme pn &c
anything" Tbs scene did rot ee, H..
however, for tie e1eculioaer rushed m !"
SET OF steps and threw the end ef sjIt.s
rope arorrd schnslder's neck, IL fact l..s.
ing him os he wes he'd alot BY the s.s,.
tants. As the moose passed a,ourd scbrs,a
er's neck tbs two saeIsIanin eyasped III.
hanging man By h!s arms and legs and mil
ed downward With all thsir atreng,h. Hea
In this position 6chneider wae Unable II
move and rs YVES streugied t. death. Rosa,
lie Schneider, the wife ard psitlsr in lbo
o:inlss OF her husband, Is serving seuterco
of life imprisonment.
Tho Eext day he heard cii:son ecgesm.rs b,.
paid no attention, He neYsr saw the woman -
chiliren a.terwa7d. Another msu recogn z,d N.
body as that Of Maris Deemipg, who hid been in
the employ of a Liverpool fsbm5nger. william.
had married her under The name OF Deemjpp g,
that tine des; riding hiu s.lt as mlaipq on.
pineer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
- IEG a ~ D r Ia. v z
THURSDAY EyEN1Ne, MARCH II.

ON TIE 90 I'd of February laat the No"
York democratic State convention, oo"-
possd Of 3s4 members, met ct Albany a'e
selected, by an sIncgt unarinons Vo's'
Hill delegation to Chicago. They did more.
rsev nut I'd IN electoral ticket composed
OF democrats OF high character, to be Vtt'o
for hy tha people aext November, and Wno
are pledged to vote in turn for the nominees
o, tbs democratic party ior President and
Wee President, whoever they may be. LOIS
Ia the regular electoral ticket of the demo.
cratic psltg of the Safe Of New York, If We
assume tina this convention represented the
Nsw York democracy, as they undoubtedly
did. But at tie veyy time this convelt'oo
met, psrty Of nugwnpps, embracing mr.
E. Ellery Anderson, W. B Grace Of New
York. With q Chill attachment, ard MI.
Charles 8. Fairchild, ex.S:Cretary OF 'ne
Treasury uuder Cleveland, With an attach
ment for hia old place, combined ana se' ca
font an organization to have rival oonsen'
tion in Syracuse, N. Y. en- May 31st. 1t is
freely ayowed that they propose to select
oopsestiug delegation to Chicago. State
conventions and delegations to Chicago ere
very expensive sffArs. Reports soy that
these leaders, and other parties In the back
ground, have subscribed 100000 to pay the
sxpenses of the boiters' convention, getting
nm en- organization, and fox sending the DEL
sgaiion to Chicago In style btiaIDg such
act of financial magnates. If this Syracuse
convention is, as Its friends and patrons In
aide and outside New York pretend, fairly
representative of the New York democracy !;
lift has the right t, choose delegstas to the
us,ional convention at Chicago. hos 1t net
an equal right to choose and put up new
electoral ticker, and aRk the democrats OF
New York TO support ii? Would they net
stulti!y themselves II they do not do &c
Raw can they admit the right ofthe Albany
democratic State convention to prescribe an
electoral ticket, ard In the very same breath
DISPUTE It's fairness and Insist that they, end
they alone. have the right to be represented
al Chicago? Il follows. therefore, that TILE
boiling movement meau5 the putting up OF
q new electoral s!ckst for New York. with
which he regulars snd the machine" have
had noshine t, do. THUS We would have
two electoral tickets in New York, each
claiming to rs democratic. The Cleveland
organs 10 tie Sou.b, which have patted this
boiling movement on tbs back seem to be
quite ready to ssc,ica the elsoioral vote CT
New York to crafty ther resentments to-
wards Hill and his irispds, Gov. Flower,
Sheaban, Croker. Mclaughlin, Murphy
Slocum az d the rest Of thoss attached to The
regular orgsnzation. Up 70 this time MIR.
Clsyslsrd hes net uttered one word to re.
Duke this treason TO the democratic party.
BE is as client on this as he Was on the Force
bill all during 1890, when Go'msp, Bill and
other patriotic were working 10 defeat lis
pa.SiSe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

BOARD OF PHARMACY.-The annual meet.
Ing of the etate Board of Pnarmscy Ia being
held In Richmond and considerable
amount OF routine business has been
transacted. The resignation OF Mr.
Christian, one Of the members Of the
board, was submitted. Mr. O. A. Santos,
OF Norfolk, was appointed bis successor.
The examination OF applicants desiring to
become druggist, is 10 progress. There are
about fifty APPLICANTS, and they will be re-
qulred to staod rs ous OF possible 100 per
cert The .rm OF efioe OF Mr. Brydon,
the president, expires by Limitation after
the exauIuations, and Mr.. Marshall G. Hall,
OF Fredericksburg, has been appointed his
Successor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

It is rumored that the supply Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is net equal to the demand
Deogglstl should prepare themselves for sll
emergencies as the people rely on taem fer
THIS remedy.
No preparation could have made So ,h a
reputation as Salvation Oil has, wlthou; in.
trinsio merit OF the highest order. It kills
pain, Price rs cent?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

TIE 17ah of March ia not the anniversary
OF the birth OF ss. Patrick-whose original
name was succa!h-for both his birthplace
and the date OF his birth are unknown, but
OF his death, which occurred at Down. Ulster
county, Ireland, fourteen hundred years
ago bat, long as that has been, almost as
regularly as the day comes round the wealth
ar, If nothing else. makes people Of oil faiths
ssgset hIs esrly demise,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

THE DIFFERENCE in the respective nu'
ynsrioal strength of the Uaion and Confed-
crate armies during the war bstween the
States was so great ,andmskes so apparent he
superior fighting qusiities Of the latter, that
3 northern member OF Congress has intro
duoed bill to do eli that can be doue to
render that difference less gariug. Indeed
it Is net credltable to the North that sx
hundred thousand ill-srmed. ragged and
halt starved Oonfedsrstes should have con-
tended 80 long against three million OF the
best equipped and beat supplied soldiers In
the world, but that they did cannot DO truth.
fully refuted, and tie only thing that saves
the North from disgrace In tae fact
that SO many o; it's soldiers we're not Amefi.
cans, bat were recruited from all the other
nations Of the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

TIE t ain bearing Senator Hill and parry
re .ched Macon, &c., this morning. Daring
the brief atop made at the station the train
wa, boarded by may Of the most prom
nent democrats and senator Hill held an
Interesting levee for Is minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

1fsou are offered a bottle OF Salvation Oil,
without wrapper, or mutilated or defaced,
don't buy 1t a. any price. you may be sure
that there Ia someuning wrong-it may be
worthless or dangerous counterfeit. Insist
upon getting perfect. anbroken. genuine
package, in o yellow wrapper.
{ Try it. Il will cure you. Dr.. Bnlla
Cough Syrup. All dealers keep II. Price
Is cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

kEw YORK, Msr. IT, The leading stocks
showed less animation this morn'ng than during
the last few days. In general tho ton, OF the
dealings was finn, but the Richmond and We.
Point etoaks were decidedly weak. Tho later
dealing, however, was marked by moro decd
cd strength and at II O'clock the market was dull
but firm at the bset pricea reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

The COMMITTEE appointed by the o. 8.
House OF Representatives, to investigate the
expenditures that have already been made
on the governments account for the Chicago
sair, desiring little diversion and suroesse
of the tariff twaddle that tires their ears,
have resolved to 60 to Chicago and nduot
their examination In one Of he luxurious
hotels of that city, though they could do 1t
In the Capitol just as we'll, and without sny
expense at all. But the hard worked Con-
Rresamen must have some recreation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

THK civil eervice committee OF the u. B.
House OF Representatives has reported bill
to have all the laborera 10 the governments
ssryics employed without reference to their
politics. Nov the simple fact that the com.
snittee deemed it necessary to report such
8 bill, under 81 administration that declares
itself In favor OF the civil service law, ia q
grotssqus Illustration OF the absurdity OF
that law, as sxscu ed. But the absurdity Of
the report referred to is even more apparent.
Laws or no lave, what sane man nowadays,
expects that government official, having
authority to employ aborers, will select
those opposed to his own political party, and
who will vote at the next election to turn
him out of cfiose Why, for him to do 20
would be egainst he frat lag OF nature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

The Nest Rsv. Vim. Smith. Rom in Cath.
Ollie Archbishop Of Edinburgh, Scotland died
yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-17

ALEXANDRA MAREET. March 17-TheTe
were light ff,rings on change to-day, ard bat
few sslei were mao. Prices are generally IN.
changed and W, quo.e Wheat at a5a101; Corn
45a48; Bye 70aS3, and Cats 35a42.