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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
RI 4<)OD

Grave mistakes a7a msde in Lha treatment
OF ell diseases thst arise from poison IN the
blood. Not one case of 3ccolu!a syphilis.
White Swelling. Ulcerous Sores and Skin
Disease in thousand is treated without the
use of Mercury ii some form. Mercury rots
the bones, and the disease! 1t produces are
worse .hrn nny other kiGd of blood or sk in
disease can be- Doctor PEMBERTON'5
STiLLINGIA or QUEsN's DELIGHT Is the
only medicine upon whicn hope OF recov;;
cry from Scrotais. Syphilis AMI hercuria!
diseases il sl stages. can b. reasonably
faunacd, aud that will curs Cancer: SlO.~o
will BIO paid By tina propr'e:or' if Mercury;
or any ingredient not purely vegetable ana
harmless can be found in 1t. Prlca ~ all
q. +. MGRKELL Sc CO, Props:
nov lily fhi!aoelphla' Id
For esle By
T., l!ADBEATER &c BRO.
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KOCaL .YiTTER5.

WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs.-Jan. II. l8T9.-
For tno Iii idde Slates Gear or partly cloudy
wo.lher. W nds shifting TO eastesly sid sou!he7.
Temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

| hsv, been entirely cured OF q Sore Throat
by Two applications of kel!er's Roman ho''
ment. CnAs. Il. MERlLAT,
No, Truck Co., Wash, j. &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

~A special meeting Of the Relief Hook and
Ladder CO. will be held to-morroHw (FridaE
evening, at 8 O'Clock. Business of extra luz
uo,tnncs will be transacted, and full a:terd'
snce is particularly desired.
inn 1921 w. &, Davidson, Secsy'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

Court CT ErpEALs, Observation-Disclosures
va. Matthews. Petition from decree OF the
Chsncery court Of tho city Of Richmond. Ap
pcs! refused.
Dur1io's administrator W. Crawford ct ais
Appeal allowed and suporaedeas awarded 10 do
croe OF Circuit Court of Luenburg county, pro-
nCuaced ut the November t;rn, 1875.
Lesth IS. mmonwenl.h. Writ Of error
awarded to judgment Of tao Hastings carf. Of
tee City Of Richmond.
Goddin IS. Cross Writ of error awarded to
judgment Ci Circuit court CT tho city Cf Ech-
mond.
Esslcy ct sis. W. Roanoke Navigation Ccm-
pany. ApTosl allowed from decree Of .ho Cir
cut court Of Halifax county.
Grscn VS.. Bro. Appeal allowed from decree
OF the Circuit court of Rocking ham county.
McUomb vs. Lobjell. Appeal allowed fro5:
decree of tbs Circuit c3u;. OF Augusta county.
Woodln2'5 executor We. BssdIey's admins.
traitor. Motion 70 ru: m privileged docket re-
fused.
Hurt va. Jones and wife. Motion % ,ut or
privileged dock O. refused.
Walton VS. Commonwealth. From The C0un
~ court OF Fauquier. Reversed, Judge Mont
euro delivering The opiuloD,
Smith C! sls va. Blackwell ct a?s. From the
Circuit court of Fsuquier couaty. 4 fl cned,
Judge Anderson delivering tho opinion.
SpllmeI We. Fairbanks, From tho ChaHcsry
court 0! the city OF Richmond. Affirmed Judge
Staples delivering The oplnor.
Bailey and vile Va. Wa!lacn's administrator.
From tho Circuit court of Northumberland
county. Reversed, Judge eurks delivering tho
opinion.
Thornton vs.. Lcavell C. ais From the Cir.
cult court Of kapp,hsnnoei county. Appeal
dismissed. Judge Burks delivering no opinion.
he court announced tbs. hereafter the rulo
requiring brsis 20 20 lied before ths arSuman;
Commences would be strictly enforced.
SteltJe w. Floods ajinini;Lra.or. Submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

For BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS. PIE PANS,
Oyster Cans, Cake Cutters. Tia Toys, or any
thing 10 the tiuware lioc, csll on SALISBURY. u
Bro, corner King and Columbus SIS dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

a=- SUFFERING FOR 4 LIFE TINE Person s
afflicted with TbetI,Lstisn oflen tuier for $ life
:iGe their :cI:uTes bsing almost without raui:-
sion. lie joints ard muscles of such un:oriu
fstss sra in tncE: cases shockingiy contorted e-
drawn Oh Of shape. To rtIord them even ten.
pors-y relief, the ordinary remedies often prove
utterly uEcic.s. Ets.ettsr's Stomach Bitter, On
the other hsn.:, is avouched by persons who have
used il! 70 Ec genuine source Of relief 1t keepa
the Diced c5ol by promoting regular habit Of
body and removes from it impuri!ies which. in
tho opinion OF nj rational psthologists, origin.
ate this sgoniz.cg complaint and its kindred
anl4hy, the govt. Besides this tho Bitte!s rem.
edy disorders Of tho stomach liver and nerves,
prevent Fad eradicate intermittent and remit.
tent levers, promote appetite and sleep. ard are
highly recoG r1cHded by physicians Us 3 desira.
bic medicinal s:imulsnt and tonic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

The Cry CoUEClI Tie bIII shici: The
Corporation Atte5ocy il framing il regard to
tho Corporaii>n debt rot telag q i'te rea,ty l'r
presentation, the called meeting Of The bjsrd
of Aldermen, fxe4 Tor TO Light, will rot b,
held. The bill viii D. submitted to another
meeting of the bocdholIerl to mofro-, AID q
called meeting Ct 18th Boards Of the City
Council will probably nc held on McHdsy nlsht
10 cop.ido! it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

Statement Of receipts snd disbursements for Is
mouths ending December 81, 1873
Amount received for dues on stock...S iO, 536 co
" interest on losns..-. el2 %
" inirn. foes, fines, &c. EOS 4S
ai1s ,sya bia .......... 100 w
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dec i9-:s Special Com ul'sl0nHt.

xOLLtCTOE H. = > AL--By virtue o. my Of
fee, ns Collector ii ID Northern O!sIric. OF
A:e,snGria NJ, vii. Is. tw5tvo O'clock H.,
On WEUNE5DaG, tao I'D day Of January.
1879, cli.r for sg.e D. pUolc auction, on tho
premises, On the asst side Of Union St., between
Princess and D.uHocu sts Too following d..
scrioed properly One FRAMM TEN EN- GNI,
- by l0J feet, NOR: Or les: (; blGd AIS spa
TWENTY HU5;;H n,aD,, selzsd MS tho prop
e.Ly IF the E.she.mcn's Association. 10 sa.lsty u
c:sim Of. tao city iJC taxes due by sald Fisaer-
mems ASCOT .tiOD, @Oun!ing - thirty elE d.
dollars aud s:kty.!Out Cots. lne nooYa de-
scribet tenement - b. .eun7 ii IN Z. Hetofe !r1
27lh dhy OF ,;asuary, 1eT9 Terms OF ssle-
yssh and al cys: 10 ., b,rGe by the pre.ent
oTne-.. JoAt i. 6iLD,
jan 1875, Collector Northern Ols.nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

:. l.. 1.-The Alexandria L'El! l0t4H;ry
held tusiats. pestiag last ni2hl, ~bi'h vas
largely attended.
The tu,iues. Of The evening "s3 The election
Of a Seooud Lieucnant, ard letter Gas 70,
ceived from Lieu:enaLt Con..IanG ii. SAITH,
Who had been cominatc3 i:r .e .l:c:'an, pal
lively dccinioe TO ecire.
At,cr soma ineifeAuil baIlo:iag the ,iceiI'n
was postponed until Gcxt Tuesday lirh;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

BAPTIST AssocIAT1oN.-The Wastloston
Star Of yesterday. says that the Potomac as
sccia!ion of Baptist clsrGynon held their an.
pual meeting yesterday, at tie Is street
Baptist Church, goodls pumbar OF tic clergy
man, deacons and Lefty being preseof., Ns7.
Dr.. Ware, of Virginia, prcFiied. 'EVapeei'
ism 10 the church" was discussed BY DIS EN-
soa and Shepherd OF Virginia. and Muse n
tho churches by DIs. Ptrlc X and Dioksou' OF
Virginia Last night the topic uotsr consd1Ia'
ton was 'Scieac, an! Gospel. u; .. Y.
Weliior, President OF tic Co!umbia College.
took the lead aud delivered an Interesting aud
Instructive discourse. lie @as followed by
Dts. Huntington and Shute on the same sub
ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

r5,O TliE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE MT,
L VERNON co OPERATIVE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION, OF ALEXANDRIA,,
VIRGINIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17
The s;funt:on IN France.

LONDON, Jsp. IA dispatch irlg Paii;
says: "Its i0;CiSte.i.i a;aienen. hsS gs9tr raj 8
rr9cu,5i 10 ult-r f2tla inp:Gasco. iTs1 tie
m0derats u;E.!s G!seu siGs il viii rs fga
to:s.
The JJurrai Ds D,b.ta express. regca;
that he gcT;rancut did g.; c.Gp'0y more s5i-
mated aud cordial iaG2ua:e. Il says: ia
resdipC t."it Gccara;i,u ooa friaht b-I:sTa
that acihrG hid happened n Face Is q
loag TINA, whereas ooy ""cE an tie he
public wa5 established.
Tie Repub:ique Franchise SAYS :ihc gov
crEmeD; Uust r"tg oay u2Ga la2 si9c'll:lnce
of their ecs ard the ifalku:ss d thgIr att
tude, as The 1ecsra'iau ni:i te Vi no as-:s a5ce
TO them"
The Dix Nerie1e Si-cic says: TIE loy
crnmcut spoke Tor tTcniy miautss wIhcu; pro
nouocug sineic word that they outh: 20
hsve spcken. TIE IauGuis5 OF tie mnisrr7 il
not roW lros!aIImr, tut slu.pc exposition
Ut the situation or report Ct rarcDcpry
proceedings"
The Figaro says: The minister statement
is political testament which viii Tot prevent
the fall Oft the Cabue."
The Constitutional Gsuloa ord SoicI irai:c
the government nrcgra.lmc.
TIE R!pp=l, Vutairc, MarseiIialsc anl Rv
UutiUu i!"CC,ISE fEut Iutu'IS hLtEth t"t Sk"tL
meet aud charaOtcIZ. It as void O.! purpose, tne
!rulE &! maduCSi. ana a;iier like tXgrgssloD1.
The qaesllou o. the ministerial crisis Is d.
cuis=d cy@ry where, acd the general IMPRESSION
pfrvslI3 that the CabIet cir sc.ra-iy tc!aa'u 10
obcs alter th; u2frVer,ha rec ptilIi 81 tGcl!
programme III the Chambers.
Tbo Steele, inivci. cXpre5:Gs tue opinion
that the ministry cannot survive nilra than
taeny-iour hours. La sumo quarters il is SAID
that crisis nlll ensue Immediately tina,
Pfesi1cut MacMahcn will suumon n. Can
BETA, Gnd in tic event OF bis retu>iGg &c form !.
Cabinet President MacMahoa gIl resign. On
the other land il is believed by some that II
NJ. Gan,be;ta shall refuse to ioru 4 Csbiuct
President MucMahon will not resign, but wil,
r.qlest NJ Dullure to fJrm u.w NIT istiy.
Il Is pointed ou', LowsTer. ia parliamentary
circles that, according 10 strict parliamentary
rules, there can b, no other Pfe,iicrt Ct the
Council than NJ. GamDetta, elaca be, 1t the
present moment, practically holds The post. Ii
spite, however, OF the language OF the repu0-
Iicau journals and the generally prevailing i'm
preston, there is somewhat s!roog belief ia
veil Informed circles that the ministry viii
obtsi1 a tDSj GRITTY in the Chamber Of Deputies
alter the debate, which begins on MONDAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ol suhEes eolo wv )
value Of shares this date Sl5 IS.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. f. UHLER, SecIetsry.
ST. GREGORY, PRECEDENT.
City Of Alexandra, to wit:
On this 18th dsy of January, 1879. before me,
hIbs1t stuart, q Notary Public for the city
aforesaid. in the State OF Virgins, person silly
appeared s. i. Gregory, President. and L. H.
Uhisr, Secretary, OF tho Mount Vernon GO OF
cra,ive Building Association, OF AleIsratis,
Va. and nsde oath in due form of law that tie
statement hereto snnexed, TO WHICH their nsnes
sra signed, ia true to the beet of their knowledge
and belief Given under my baud tho day and
year aforesaid. ALBEhI SIO go 49,;
ian lI-lt NoLary uo!ls.
A TTENTION, ALEXANDRIA LIGHT
n INFANTRY--There will be meeting ct
tho errlory on TUESDAY, January 2lst. at
", M, for the purpo;e OF electing second liea.
tanant BV order of the Executive Committee
ian I'D q. McBURNEY, Jr., Secty.
YxLACk SILKS AND CaSHMERES.
Janusry 18th, 1879.
Great bargains in tho above goods. Cail and
soe. Also Henrietta Cloths, Aastratlsh Irape
Crsps Wells, SC, &c. cua.,
" pcon,es Nc. l03 King street,
;onI ~ Ale1andris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

TnUSTaE.J LE.-Pursl.o. " tho decd
4 Of tfus. cxg"utDl W DaGib tyiSr ana %''a
10 Ui:bcr;:, 1;lHcr. uo-f.AK thL1 toe 2Ita Gay
OF Aug 1:Gl SID or TIC rsco:t Of! lad reaJsdso!
F.riax county. iioar Z. no j. toto !5j "a1 Is;
uadect!guet Will, Oh .;ATU EUA I, tae 25.h 0!
January 1870, ut one clock p. FL, IN front OF
Oats Tayotn: Yves: Ind, eel! 70 tae highes.
bidder csrlain THACT Or Ian D wnsfeon
the said GanicI 9,y!er st presol! resides con:s'n
ing EIFrY-siX ACRES. This l.nd adjons
the lands OF Windsor. TriplrLt. Johaston and
otaers, aId is situated nbou. Fix miles from Alex.
andrin. Terms Of sss: Cash.
CHARLES POTTER.
THOMAS MOORE,
enl5ts Substituted Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

CONFIRMED. The Sapa!o ia executive SIS
sion, yesterday c7euiog, confirmed he nouloa'
tioo Of Luis f. Payuc, esq, OF this city, As
u. s. District Attorney Tor Wyomiog Terri
tory. Mr. Payuc has no: yet designated the
tine Ct bis departure ftr his new post, but 1t
will probably be sonc weeks hclce: lac va
eatcy in hi. Gil rkship OF A!cxancIla c5uoIy,
accustomed by Mr.. P4yne's nc~ aIpolnimaH''
will be len porsriiy filled by IA order of Judge
:3aopsler nt the CCuoty County, uuil' the "a a.
ersl election 10 Msy. when a ucw clc!k vii! be
Cic ed for the 10. XuitCd tsrNu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

SUDDEN ILLNESS. pr =. [. Adam. an ola
AID highly respected physician Of TIL. City. was
found this mornog 5y bis family. lying on the
floor of his oii,e, ct tie cJrn:r OF kiog aud
Columbus streets. ia 40 i0sensbIa cJndi'l 10
and With blood otzins from hil mouth. tie
was ~ oucs taken il,o his :es;Jnuce, uex. door,
and Dr. Stabler called iu, bat ylhouah ai was
dcne that msdic.! sSill c)uid suggest. he coo
,inuss 10 have sonVulsiors, and his death is
m3mcntsrily expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

NEW DRY GOODS. January II, 1879.
~ We received to-dsy some very pretty
STYLES CT PRINTS with other cheap goods.
q. B. Boones D. 4. BRASHEAR,
ian II No 100 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-17

OYSTERS. Size, The io1 embargo on lie
Potomac commenced there has heeu RreGt
scarcity Of oysters 10 this ely, aud AFTER rX
haustion If the small .u2p'y al Quab'lc1, dealers
aud restaurant KcepeIs had to depend on b4Il'
ioorc and Annapolis for the h!vaiVeS. ala er sc
cuunt Of tie heavy freight. hav1 hsd 10 par
chase .he sha:ked oysLs,s. Ttl' III, Ga'2E h
car bad OF oysters ,u tbs shall arrived t:om
AnuapoEs ans. ulthuns su..i', so!j rva:'iy i5r
sevcut five ccrts Der tu,hc.
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S13,l53 4S
ilistursenents:

Observation-Disclosures of shares SOLD 7Uo
value Of shares this date Slo 50.
Respectfully submitted,
r, X T1HLER Secretsry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29
wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Posts financial says:
The stock exchange markets are active, and
speculative stocks and bonds are as rule
strong. OF the former the features are North
west, st. Paul, Lake Shore, Wabash, Michigan
Central, Iron Mountain, and the telegraph
stocks. We yesterday noted the rumor of har-
monizing OF the hitherto conflicting interests of
the Vanderbilt system OF roads and the man
ayers Of the newly organized Wabash system
On inquiry we find that the rumor Is well
founded, and that an arrangement is nearly per-
fected, If not already so, which on the other hand
will secure to the N. Y. Central and the Lake
Shore all the business or the bulk OF it which
the Wabash system of roads can collect and bring
to Toledo and on the other hand will secure
TO the WABASH and its tributaries and cOnnec-
ttOnS all the southwestern business of the New
York Central and Vanderbilt roads. An author
lied statement of the arrangement, with details.
should be forthcoming within day or two. AL
together, it Is the most important railroad event
which has occurred for many month, and it is
sufficient explanation for the recent buying
without much regard to price OF Lake Shore
New York Central and Wabash The renewed
upward movement in the Wisconsin stocks is
due to the purchases of Broad street firm,
which have been bears at intervals In the rise,
and which have been credited with manipulat-
ing the money market at timeS-which
we note simply to show that recent
money squeezers are now again .'bulling'
stocks. Investment stocks are strong. Rail-
road bonds are generally higher. Government
bonds are firm, with no change in prices The
city OF Boston has just awarded by public pro-
at 102. I9100. At this price the investment Yields
only about 1916 per cent. The money market
is no more than fairly active at 6a7 per cent for
good borrowers: After the first Of November
corner corn Is turned the loan market should become
geld receipts, there Will be about seven millions
uOuarS OF money to come out OF the Treasury
which VIII be new to the market, Prime mer
'antiie paper y I to Per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-virginia skies. deferred,
81; do consols $50 do second series. 30H do. past
due coupon, S34; do. new ten -fortes, 53E North
BALTIMoRE, NOR s Oct. e. % 2S."cotfcn dul-mdding,
1014. Flour dull, lower and heavy-Howard street
and western super, 5Oa5 25 do. extra, 5.50a6 90
do. family, 25a7 90; city mills super, 450a5. IS
DE- DE- eftIas 559as CO. DO Family 5o6a7 DC.
Wheat, southern dun and lower; western dull lower
and weak-southern red, !. .23a1. .33; do. amber,
1.35a1. Las; No. l MARYLAND, 1.34; No; 2 western
Corn, southern dull and lower; western,
market, demoralized and unsettled = south
i1d ern white t .5g 5SaS2 G do YelSSw Sl western
Der and steamer, no bid Oats lowerIsouthern, 42a
43; western white, 42a42H; do. mixed, 38a4O !;
Pennsylvania, 4219a43. Rye firm, 95. Hay firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Is. 00a
mess pork, IL 50. Bulk % meats-oose shoaiders, nc
offerings; clear rib sides. none in market; do.
packed, ~ and So. Bacon-shoulders, 5 clear rib
sides sides. 81; HAMS loall: -, Lard, n: Butter Butte
ro
l5a18H. Sugar strong-A soft, 914a10. Whisky
firm. A LIZ; Freights to Liyerpool per steamer
rye, IL COO bushels Shipment, wheat, 5000
bushels; corn, 0o5 bushels sales-wheat 4S1, 700
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Stocks strong. Money, Ga
z. Exchange, long, 1907; short, 1929. Govern
NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-Flour dull. Wheat heavy
and STs5 6e sod LOVER %consOs for both
95 1915. U. s. bonds, per cents, 1851. Erie.
4o1S do preferred, 65: Pennsylvania Central, SO.
Reading, 81. p. m:-Erie, preferred, &C.. Illinois
Central, 100. Pennsylvania Central, 49A. Reading,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29
THE RELEASED CAPTIVES.
Nkrs. Necker and Party at AIanOSa

DENVER, COL, Oct. ga special dispatch to
the Tribune from Alamosa, 800 miles south Of
this place and the terminus of the Rio Grande
railway, says: ''The women and children, the
recent captives among the Utes, arrived here at
p. m. october 2Sth, where they will remain for
a few days before proceeding to Denver. They
were surrendered to Special Agent Adams after
a parley of five hours at the camp on tributary
Of Grande river on the 21st inst, and on the
morning of the 22d started homeward, proceed
ing through the Indian country in the care of
employees OF the Los Pinos agency to Ouray's
house and the agency arriving at the latter
place on the morning of the 25th. They started
Immediately homeward and arrived at Alamosa
as above. The captives report that the money
and papers which We're represented to be safe
were destroyed or taken by the Utes. Miss
Meeker'S life was once threatened by Douglass.
who placed gun to her head. but she did not
finch, and told Douglass that she was afraid
neither of Indians nor death, and he skulked
away. The women agree that they owe their
safety to one woman, Susan, the wife Of john
son and sister Of Ouray, who protected them at
all times, even going into the council, an unnpre-
cedented move for q woman among the Indians,
and raising her voice for the release Of the prs-
OnerS,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29

rE-The board of pardons Of Pennsylvania
have agreed to recommend a communication of the
death penalty to life imprisonment in the case of
John ONeill, the Northumberland county Mollie
Mcguire.
~ sAssistant-Postmaster New of Pfttsfield.
Mass, added 81 900 to his income in a wear BY
removing fresh postage stamps from letters,
puttlng ON those that had had been used and
selllng the stolen ones He used the money In
maintaining his social pretensions.
gS A woman inmate of an asylum for the
insane, at Maysville, Cal, imagining that
she was imprisoned by enemies, and that pen
and ink were denied her, made statement OF
her case in needlework on piece OF cloth and
threw it out of the window.
"a Mark the prediction. About the time
Courtney and Hanlan have decided to row some
mean man Will have the river frozen over, and
then there will be another series of charges Of
d1shonesty.-[Ihftd. Bulletin.
eE-Two base ball clubs composed entirely of
deaf mutes, have been playing fn Ohio. They
say it is the saddest thing In the world, to see
the club that gets beat swearing at the umpire
and calling him ..hide-hound, lly-livered,
black-hearted, liar" with their thumbs and nm.
geTa-LHdackeye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29
kilograms to The Star.
HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
No Agreement Yet.
RELEASED UTE CAPTIVES.
Mrs. Meeker at Alamosa.
POLITICAL ROW IN VIRGINIA.
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
RELEASED UTE CAPTIVES.
Mrs. Meeker at Alamosa.
POLITICAL ROW IN VIRGINIA.
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
What the Former Says About the
U,nrtar.

Latter.
NEW YORK, Oct. pa special from Toronto
states that in an interview with a reporter Han
Ian said OF Courtney: If he is dissatisfied with
my articles, let him send Others to me, but they
must have a reasonable date and be play or pay.
my present intention is not to go so far from
home. He is also reported to have said the fact
OF the matter is simply this The man has too
little heart to row any one who has a chance of
beating him. He has had all the glory he is
likely to have; and If he will only give me the
chance, will see if l can't put stopper on his
airs. You can tell him and Frenchy johnson
that Will row both OF them on the same day,
and il either OF them beats me they can have
the purse.
HanIan's Proposed Trip to Australia.
a visit to Australia. He says he will go II the
people OF Toronto or the men who have made
money by his races subscribe part of the eX-
penSeS OF the journey. He would allow Trickett
81 800 expenses to come here and row for $4,000
a side; but the Australian declines to allow a
cent for the champion to go there.
He will Not Come to Washington.
Hanlan declares that he will not bulge from
the conditions contained in the articles he sent
Courtney. Hanlan viii certainly not go to
Washington. and will insist upon Mr.. Blaikie
being referee, and will hear of none other being
chosen. He thinks Courtney very much over
from the beginning, that the Union Springs man
never meant to row.
He Won't Go to England.
Hanlan will surrender the Sportsman cup
sooner than go to England this winter; but he
will protest against Elliott'S claim to it
until he has proved himself the best man in
England by defeating Boyd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-29
Readjusters Adjust a Personal Diff
fiCultVs

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. 29.-At a readjust-
ers meeting here last night, j. L. Powell, the
licly pronounced John Taylor, OF the Recorder,
as sliar and coward" Taylor drew pistol,
which was struck down and discharged Powell
then also drew his pistol, but was disarmed be-
fore he could fire. A large audience was present
and great confusion existed for short time
but after appeals from leading citizens order
was restored and Powell resumed the stand
and at the conclusion of his speech denounced
the course of the offending newspapers towards
himself, and pronounced those who would not
meet him as gentlemen. liars and cowards At
late hour the difficulty was adjusted by re-
cOl.del. and like retraction by Powell.