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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

THE LATEST of all the wild and i'm
practicable schemes is the one for col
onizine eX-Union soldiers in Georgia.
Sufferers may forgive, but they do not
forget injuries. The grand and great
grandchildren of the sufferers by the
war between the States will not know
what that war cost their ancestors, but
for the very parties to that war to live
side by side without jostling each other,
would be impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

PRINCE BISMARCK, in a recent con-
yersation, said: IF l reckon up the
rare minutes of real happiness in my
life | do not believe they would make
more than twenty-four hours in all, u
thus, at nearly thrice the age of Lord
Byron, giving expression to the same
thought4lttered by that, the greatest
of all modern poets, when he wrote :
Count DER the joys thine hours have seen.
Count Ger thy days from anguish free,
And know, whatever thou hast been,
It's something better not to be-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

Tile american Historical Register for
March has been received from its pub
fishers in Philadelphia. Its contents
are: Insignia of the Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Freemasonry in the Continental Army,
A Plea for Society of Descendants of
Patriots and Loyalists, A Diary of the
March to Montreal and Quebec, Some
Colonial Families, The Pennsylvania
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
and Independence Hall, Autograph
Department, The Fourth Continental
Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, Celebrations and
Proceedings of Patriotic Societies, Our
National Music. The Loyal Rights of
Revolutionary Times, Colored Troops
in the Revolutionary War, The Uses OF
Patriotic-Hereditary Societies, Fac
smile of the Book-plate in use by the
Colonial Danes, Maryland Barons, Co
lonial Danes, "Our Use as Society,""
The Military and Naval Order of the
United States, A Soldiers RETROSPECT
ton, A Soldiers "Good Night" Obit.
uary, Delaware as an Endowment for
the Colonial Church. and Notes and
Queries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

Mr.. ]. C. MANNING and Congress
man-elect Howard, of Alabama, the
latter of whom obtained notoriety by
writing 'If Christ Came to Congress, F"
are now in New York, attempting to
discredit the bonds of the State in
which they live, and to correct alleged
frauds in Alabama elections by means
of Northern influence and force. This
simple statement is sufficient to show
the character of the two men refer
red to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

TIE establishment Of the commune
in this country was openly preached
and unanimously applauded in one OF
the largest theatres in New York last
Sunday, and the sacking and footing
of the banks and other moneyed insti-
tu,ions recommended as the preliminary
step. The commune and anarchy
are practically Synonymous terms, and
that this country will undergo the ter
rors of the latter as soon rs its popula-
lion becomes little more dense, is
plain to all men familiar with the his
tory and nature of the human race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

CAPE FEAR AND YADKIN RAILROAD AZ
EAIRs.-The committee representing the first
mortgage bondholders of the Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley railroad held meeting in
Baltimore yesterday and completed final ar
rangemeuts for establishing the claims Of the
6rGt mortgage boudholders before the special
master master appointed by Judge Simonton
at the hearing to be held at Wilmington, N. c..
to-day. The bondholders hope to get de.
cree of foreclosure at the April term of court,
and will probably buy the property in when
Il is ntfared for sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

MORE LAND FOR CoLoNIsTs.-Mr
John Cooper, who some time ago pur-
chased a large tract of land on the
Rappahannock river in Virginia, for
The location of a colony Of Lithuanians
from Shenandoah, Pa, has concluded
negotiations for the purchase Of 5000
additional acres rdioining the original
purchase. A committee representing
the colony to be located will accom-
pany Mr.. Cooper on visit of inspec-
ton to the property in few days.
The settlement of the colony has been
considerably delayed by the inability
to secure the quantity of land desired
at satisfactory price. 1t is probable
that the colonists will soon move TO
their new homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19
Fight Over am Opera House.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich. Mar. 49,
Guards armed with shot guns and re-
volvers hold the interior of the Opera
House while another party, heavily arm
ed, patrols around the outside to take it
in case those inside are starved out.
The whole fight grows out fan error
in the mortgage which apparently sep
arates the Opera House itself from the
ground it occupies. All the parties are
armed, and single shot will bring
about general fusilade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

a dispatch iIOuu del III seoleS ea"s
Count Herbert Bismark has refused the
post of Ambassador at st. Petersburg.
The Maine House to-day passed IL
resolution, introduced by Mr.. Hamlip,
making Liucoln's birthday legal hol-
iday.
Gov. Sheldon, of South Dakota, to-
dav announced that for one year Il e
importation of Texas cattle into South
Dakota will be forbidden.
1t is more than probable that q con
trolling interest in the great Victor
gold mine at Cripple Creek, Col, Will
% over to a French syndicate.
The indictments handed in by the
grand Jury in New York yesterday
numbered ten. Six were against pres
ent police officials and four against
former members of the department.
At noon to-day, the large blowing
engine at Edith Furnaces, Woods Run,
Allegheny, Pa, exploded with terrific
force. Several buildings were demo!-
ished, but not man was injured.
The steamer Horsa, with 1877 negro
emisrants for Liberia, sailed from Sa-
varnah, this afternoon for MonrovIa.
Five thousand negroes lined the
wharves as the ship passed down the
river.
Michael Fialla, a Hungarian, who at
tempted suicide by hanging in the po-
lice station at Youngstown, O., Friday
last. threw himself in front of passen-
ger train last night and was cut to
pieces.
Little Leila Mead, grand daughter of
the late Congressman Houk, is dead at
Dayton, O., from typhoid fever. Her
mother and grandmother are faith
curists and refrained from giving the
child the slightest medical attention.
Matte Freeman, aged II, wife OF
Philauder Freeman, aged 81, commit
ted suicide at Springfield, Mo-, yester-
day by shooting herself. The unfortu-
nate woman was married a year ago,
but was deserted several months later.
Christopher w. Larrabee, cashier
and head accountant for Boyd. Stick
ney & Co., wholesale coal dealers liz
Chicago, and nephew of ex,Gov. Lar
rabee, of Iowa, is missing and his &C
counts are short. He is said to have
spent considerable money in maintain,
ing an establishment on the West Side
with a notorious woman at its head.
The woman did net leave with him.
The biggest fire in the history OF
Burlington, VT, started at 4:30 O'Clock
this morning in the shaving shed be.
longing to ]. R. Booth, and connected
with his planning mill. Before the fire
vas gotten under control two blocks
of twelve buildings had been burned.
About 400 men are thrown out of en-,
ployment by the fire. The total loss is
about S25O,O00 NJ. l.. Millington en-
tered Booths Office during the progress
of the fire and it is feared he was burn
ed to death.
John Oswald, aged 43, farmer of Obey
Line, Pa, went home drunk last night and
quarreled with his wife. His 16-year-old
soa interfercd ard in the struggle that follow
| ed the latter killed his father with club.
Postmaster Gene al Wilson paid his first
visit to the New York postctlice at noon to-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19
DuelBetwecn Brothers.

IUKA, Miss, March 19.-Bell and
Lee Poindexte-, sons of the famous
mooushiner, while riding along the
road yesterday, near Red Sulphur
Springs, had q dispute about their
fathers horse, which one of the boys
was then riding. Both, being armed
with shot guns, began to shoot about
the same instant, the one receiving a
load of buckshot in the side, and the
other charge Of squirrel shot in the
stomonh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

Elk. SECRETARY WHITNEY has tele-
graphed all the way from Naples that
the vain attempt of Spanish man
of-war to stop and inspect suspicious
vessel in Spanish waters, "makes his
blood boil" Mr.. Whitney, for his
b ,alth's sake, should hurry home to q
cooler climate. Boiling blood is provoc-
alive of MANY serious disorders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

IT NOW appears that Gov. O'Ferrali
entertained, not only one, but two ne
groes at luncheon in the executive
mansion at Richmond last week, one
of whom was Mitchell, who prints q
newspaper there, and that they did not
even 90 with the white callers, but by
themselves. But the Governor is a
cuckoo, and as the President in
vited John Browns negro associate
and misegenationist, Fred Douglass, to
receptions at the White House, some
people are not surprised that q Boston
and Richmond negro have been en-
tertaned at the executive mansion in
Richmond. Yes, there is "new" Vir-
cr oia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

A REMARKABLE WoMAN.-Mrs. Lydia
Peyton. grandmother of Messrs. F. B., A. N.
and P. B. Peyton. of this city, on the 18th
instant celebrated her 99th birthday. Mrs
Peyton. who enjoys excellent health, has liv-
ing 1O2 children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren. She has, for seyenty-one
years. lived in the same house. at Peyton's
Ford, uear Orange Courthou'e.-charlottes-
aiLle PrOgreSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough medi-
cine I handle, and as seller leads all
other preparations in this market.
recommend it because it is the best
medicine I ever handled for coughs,
colds and Group A. W. Baldridge,
Millersville, i'll. For sale by L. Stabler
& Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Young against Ellis. Further argued and
submitted.
Depriest against Jones. Submitted.
Keyser Simpson & Co.'s trustees against
Guggenheimer & Co. Submitted.
Hoover against Buck. Submitted.
Georgia Insurance Company against Bart
lett. Argued by Hon. Eppa Hunton, jr., for
plaintiff in error, Hon. Marshall Mccormick
and Chas. N. Brown, esq, for defendant in
error.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company VS..
Commonwealth. Writ of error and super
sedeas awarded to Judgment of Circuit Court
of Appomattox county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

The Southern Magazine for March has been
received from its publishers in Louisville,
Nv. lis contents are: At Neighbor Dysen's,
Historic and Picturesque Chattanooga, Sing.
ing Rock, By the Laguua, On the Makeup of
Humor, An Aspect of Modern Life, Tobacco,
Robert Louis Stevenson, The Autocrat, and
some poetry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-19

John Oswald, aged 43, farmer of Obey
Line, Pa, went home drunk last night and
quarreled with his wife. His 16-year-old
son interfercd and in the struggle that follow
ed the latter killed his father with a club.
Postmaster Gene al Wilson paid his first
visit to the New York postctlice at noon to-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE. GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


c1TTON-The market opened here win prices sia9e
under Saturdays closing figures and dull lrireNatey
after the opening slight advance. pu' 'hls
was not held ard during the forenoon prices fe OH ABOUT
nolns under the closing figures OF SATURDAY Inc course
q, the market during the afternoon was toward d
slightly lower range the market leaving on with net
loss Of 3 to points with the tone dull but steady.
Tofs sales were II bales. Liverpool futures Were
rather dsarponting although the market opeed very
steady in tone quiet with net loss or ABOUT
MONT, The news from Manchester was not reassuIing
1,blc cables calling the arket there very dull Ihere
was considerable business spot cotton al lVe'poOi
saes footing up about bales. TIE demand oeug at
tr,huted 10 the selling Of February and March con-
and actual cotton. There was moi fnnSh
market making news a hand from 9ny quarter: Inc
Southern markets without mater3i chafge ana ouy
have little difficulty getting WHIT cotton they wan,
Al fair prices a telegram from Pord Royal states tal
a steamship sailed from that port Sunday win 'fIi
bales cotton The estimates current Tor the weey
port receipts indicate movement OF az the way from
40 TO bales against total movement iast
bales and las; 100 4ss paes anu IN
1892 81 Receipts New-orleans TUESDAY
are estimated at from 1900 10 5000 bales. against
- 40 bales week s5g5 bales last year receipts AT
Houston to-day 724 bales against O46I bales last
week, bales year. Local traders are hang AS
they which the profitable side or the mar
ke Fluctuations that Il Is rather hazaIo-
deals and the apathy OF OUTSIDE uai
has discOuragng effect the room traders ~,
together unsatisfactory condition and
everybody waiting FOR something TO turn up
Opening close to-day. and closing bids sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York February "
prANs AID PEAS-Sellers have been u''p d. mi
a., outlets for any considerable quantity 81 go ah.
-, oanersl market continues very dun JgpDi' az ,.
-, l,y small lots Of marrow easily az g a., reat,,e
- III medium seldom exceed 81 s2s IN I"a.',
n,s 80 uea makes firm holding Of such soinr SUM =,
odanc. IL fe IN red kidney. but there ~ an
trr,o,, nj demand present Buyers are sun !" h,d
~ lou eraAe foreign beans, ana hnN'hIhk ~ s,,s
feov 81 70 sells pretty well. the better Crane 81.
We oioe To- choice quality: Beans doi'..tr n.s
ner hush 80 3tds2 81. do medium. 81 ~, e "a, n,
81. do turtle soup 81 9OaSi %. do yellow eye e. c5c
DO Lima california 81 s0u<2 81 do foreign pee, 81 @
81 ~ do foreign medium. 81 GOpsl 10 g'e'.., y a.
bbls 81 %: do. bags. sIdsi or; do. Scotch si"'3
81 10. ~ .,..,,s f., transit.
coupled reports OF heavy SHOWS hid 'N',,i' 60.
all the producing sections OF IN" a..
sellers confidence In their ability 70 sus','
price fine fresh table grades. and az thc naS 49,
the feeling, that grade became more STEADY n
did enlarge much. but buyers were "llllhg " ~
their marks the basis OF &c Tor ezra 49,
There Ia such burdensom. accumulation @, go"
under fancy. both fresh and summer ana iali i"a
that holders OF such urging sales al every 49,.
nifty. and values largely what buyers WI. s'sc
frsts .im22izc do. thirds seconds 1920; DO hem
1NIoc: do. state. fall made. i5Q2ic state DAIRY ~,
tubs fall ends. fancy l10isc: do seconds 20 nrhlr
49,: do hrkns fancy. lGN1c do. seconds 10 irsts
i5c; do thirds, lVu1ic: imitation creamery, i"n.o
factory, fresh. spi4c; DO held. sQi:'ae; 'o"' feS"
sQi4' i,
number Of small lots wanted by home trace az"
there evidences Of better demand l'ofsD
The consumption has increased out stocks IN
hands become reduced that they forced 70 puS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
cLosINh PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
THE MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT.

Monday, February 4-p. m.
The official report Of the United states Treas
ury for the month OF January shows an addi-
tional revenue deficit big decrease In the gold
reserve and a large net Increase in the pubic
debt The Understanding debt increased So,lee'-
$780, due to finishing up the TRANSACTIONS OF the
last bond sale. The non-interest-bearing deot
decreased $347. 2s2, and tho Treasurys cash pal
ance decreased Ss734275, showing In all net
i,cra.se IN The debt OF sl354257s. The state
ment shows a loss I'm round numbers OF s4l 600
in gold since January l. The Controllers STATE
ment shows a decrease in bank-note circulation
OF ST. 3OI 100; decrease OF SsS5Zl. IN clrcuid''o,
no cod on Government bonds and decrease OF
s3l44s2 in circulation secured by deposits or
la wful money The total available Treasury Dali
Ths following tables are condensatons ana
comparisons OF the official reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

GOLD. LEGAL TENDERS AND SILVER
Supplementary TO the general statement above.
the following gives the particulars or gold, iesal
tenders and silver In the Treasury and the OUT
standing certificates. as Of December 81 isssi
Taws nher 20 1894: December 81, 1894, and OF
January 81. 1895:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

Market closed d- but s:s-ly et 10 points decline
compared with Saturdays closing prices 'pae
notices $40 sales. Il 400 New YORK net deS
cepts bales gross, 4.3iS Exports; continent -
bales Britain 1894 France 80 forwarded 80,
sales 1885, spinners So; stock s $50 Total net receipts
to-day Britain; 1853 bales; France, $40; SenI,
nent 1sS2s Thus far this week Great BTltah % ~
bales; France. 71T5: Continent 80 stock 9oo 40
spot to-day and last night as ofcaly re-
ported consumption. 80 bales; contract 100 t0a
l56: spot cotton dull middlng upiands ono; mioaIine
Gulf 5sc which unchanged compared with SATURDAY
closing -. ., ooo
bales speculation export. Loco: American 900 re-
ceipts 5000: American. $1,000; mdding up;ands
sd Futures opened steady, partially LOAD oe
cline; closed barely steady about l6d net decline FEB
rrary 25jlkb: February March 2J6izb Marcia piil
257ilb AprI-Nay, 2j9y: May-June. 2JDiss June-July
tember October 302b: 3G3l7b Noyem-
Der December 305s Manchester-Yarns dull cloths
COFFEE-The tendency was lower N the early market
when December unchanged in price and other months
kTl5 points on the call business was chiefly con-
fined 10 making quotations actual sa!"s not exceeding
bags Subsequent tire call very ttle interest was
dlspayed trading desutory with little buying
Of December II is expected that the visible
haes Increase Havre closed steady at fractional ad
vance February March % % April 30 May 20
Hamburg market steady. February and March Pigs
April May 20 p. Jnne 70 August ~ Warehouse ne
uyeres all .2't'o pays
81 a, NewYork London arrivals for January " ss
bags Rio receipts 1900 bags; additional Brazilian re-
port received. 90 -,..-
Contracts closed barely steady unchanged 70 10 points
lower Sales were 10 20 bags, follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
WAITING FOR THE BONDS.
DISTILLING AND CATTLE FEEDING AID
VANCES on GREENHUTS REMOVAL.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

n,racs closed barely steady at unchanged 10 ~ points
49, La fOlllMs:
,atls,icai position OF Brazil coffee IS as follows


1 % ss @ r 70 spot DO De ana i5 @
conee Esehsngs 10 ALTOGETHER To-
Ssre wa. only moderate amount Of trade going On in mild
II; that ina Sw sas made T gns sd Sce s'
FLOUR AND MEAI-The trade IN -four was small. with
in wheat Bids reduced about SC. sellers were
Rs ns % ne be a on ne
ilo pkgs including 1000 bis Western sslghts $: coz
sst 81 s sS o,as 4'i Mainly pSiSc SSs
sss' e g. Sc 81; So s.% ~ q
s ss. a, S 8 aos as SSl
s.sr I s, SS FIFE Th Marks, sieaa gc
SON xascc ' ccf ss ss Sob $3.50 icCi 900
sgs l ssmT{ I2 S10 Fly feed foS1s meal
row row limits This morning Fluctuations during the Early
hen , 'hs Gay showed first Hue downward ,endencS
hs1es MONDAY by advance TO point re over The
right back again light trading Foreign news gave a
Is sa,an,sgs to the bears early Later here some
ture to deaings line OF long wheat was sold during
unchanged Il expected that The Agricultural Depart
b hands of m 1 On Of ,s amount q -four and wheat
were unimp1r,an' and few orders reported hand
Of speculate ntess, in The afternoon small
visible the decrease passage seemed to be more
than offset BY ne increase in the English visible
net decline. Cash wheat was dull 81 The close of
"A nd
IN sight ard below the market No red quoted at
NC under May In store. May closed 51Ic; No hord
Duluth vas quoted at 9c over May delivered ana No
Northern Interior receipts Of wheat rDrng
whea, markets to-day 1872 Gs2 bush dncudng chi
easo. bush. nearly all winter. against 2s 3G
last year winter 1857 bush. against J2 0is bush:
27910 bush against 372 323 bush Exports 62 Az bush
against az i04 bush .CORN-The market corn was
dun and weaker. The opening showed disposition To-
or feeble rallies were developed al different times
There seemed be but little undercurren' OF srengih
and with renewed Of offerings prices easiiy gave way
The close quiet at i49,.r net decline The local
stocks showed but moderate chanxe some heip was OBJ
taned in the amount ~ corn on passage
Tor Europe but this was more than Onset by the Increase
And easier. No quoted s February price ~ ee-
vator: February closed 4Gsc: 1900 bIs out inspection
70 sold at &c May eisa, MAY closeo s.I
car No 45jzc elevator 1000 bush steamer Vel
low 4sc delivered Steamer corn was quoted ~ 4oa4oc
elevator .OATSThe opening was somewhat easier IN
tone; but this quickly overcome ana dnrins me ne
middle OF the better feeling prevailed although IN
ns afternoon more weakness developed me narke LOSING
vuet and balance or the iisi Al &c an'hc
20 &c decline The decrease In the visible SUPPLY W
snou as anticipated Indicating that the demand on Visible
uppy stocks FOR consumption is not as YET assuming
s'se Proportions Cash were dun ana heavy ns;es
sfe 1900 bush follows: 5000 bush No white so's
49, and 5000 bush track white, 3iHHc; NO oa,s ~
sSsa at SsHHalc elevators do ahoal and st..S n,
$3.50. BARLEY-Msrket quiet. Quoted no = ME
"@ukse VIC; ungraded Western. 6fy66c .MALT-Maf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
TRIBUNE

Ret dull quoted Western 70d75c. .SEEDS-AIarket
quiet quoted Timothy S6as6 so: clover IS 1899
~ OK W HEAI-Market easy; quoted: japanese 3lf3ic
silver hull 43qJ0c
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the
tlOus day and for the corresponding date