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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-29
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

For Diseases OF tho
Throct and Lungs,
such a. Coughs,
Colds, Whooping
: Cough, Bronchitis,
! Asthma, and Con.
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TUESDAY,.

At2p. IN. running race. Pioneer stake for
Two year olds, q mile dash IS subscribers to
STAKE, 500 each, half forfeit, 500 added by asso-
ciatlon second horse to receive 20 per cent of
stake, and third horse to receive 10 per cent of
stake. Stake closed Oct. Is, 1879; nominations
to be made by Aug 1, 1880. q -
Aus p. m. running rGce. handicap, 4 mike
heats. Purse, S125 to first and S25 to second
horse.
At p: m. running race, / 4 mi.e dash. Purse,
!S:G0.S225 TO first and SO to second horse.
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ihe Brilliant Display at Ch,eapo

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The brilliant disn,,v
made by isolated bands of Knights who ocra,
slohaliy march through the streets is bnt ;,
small indication of what the mapnif mt
nouy VIII be when marshalled together in
the parade Of Tuesday and the subsenuent
urlll. yesterday 5000 people came into
camp, nut owing to the failure of most of
Inelh 10 announce their arrival there was
some s" misunderstanding and lnconvc oiencp,
the ihliuX OF thieves, pickpockels and bur
sla.s ~ very large, and they began opcr>.iuns
yos'eiuaS ny plurlng some uniforms from
the tents. The police have been instruct, ed
to arrest all known bad characters, or cvn"
suspicious characters, and lock them nm Lnr.
ing the conclave. Over 100 newspaper re-
portcrs have arrived, representing tie prInc-
pal papers in the country. There has been
no general musical rehearsal, the bands beiun
iof tlle most part late in arriving; but the
s'ieets are well supplied with musicians.
whose appearance always attracts the crowd
and ELECTS hearty applause
Afternoon and evening trains brought in an
immense humber Of visitors. and it is eSti
mated that something over 100000 STRANGERS
Will be on the streets Tomorrow. Hotels arc
taxed to their utmost, and nearly every priv
ate residence has its guests. There is great
pressure for tickets to the various entertain
ments. The ball OF Tuesday evening will lie
the most notable event, and IN magnitude it
Will probably exceed any similar event in the
history of the country. Exposition building
IS beautifully arranged for the grand affair.
and no pains will be spared to make it in
every way successful. On the lake shore the
sight is as picturesque as it IS unusual From
the Exposition building south to r.rll Row
distance of a mile, the ground is completely
covered with tents Of the regular army pat
tern. Facing this warlike array are the
beautiful residences of Michigan avent-
many of which are handsomely decorated,
while the camp looks eastward upon Lake
Michigan, the many trains Of cars which pass
to and fro OIL the lake front alone shutting
out the lake from sight Continuous lines OF
carriages and thousands Of pedestrians pass
along in front Of the encampment, dividing
their attention between the military show and
the display of bunting and Masonic embicms
which everywhere abound.
Tonight there are entertainments at three
halls and receptionsat each of them. At Cen.
tral Music hall Hans Balatka's band furnished
the music. Mayor Harrison, in behalf o.
Chicago, and Gov. Cullom, in behalf of the
state, welcomed the knights. N. W. Theo
Quincy, grand master of Illinois, extended 6
welcome on behalf of the craft of the state
anu appropriate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were re-
turned.
At Mccormick hall Brands Cincinnati or
chestra furnished the music. Lieut.. Gov
Sherman extended the welcome, and othe
speeches We're made.
At Earweli hall Chas. l}iCli,s milwaukee,
orchestra was the attraction. Addresses .wers
made byzg IIoasa aJoin' 1vea m worth, for TIT
mayor, and Leonard SWEET for the governor
Joseph Robbins, Sir Lester Bond and other
returned acknowledgm
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW luEK, .iug. ia l.ond"!, ~pctiai
says Mr.. Gladstono'& recovery has been rapid
and il is expected that he will attend Til"
House of Commons next week. lie WAS
pres ent to-day at the cabinet council, which
had .puch important business to consider.
France j. resolved to withdraw from The
combined European movement against 1ur-
key if any steps are proposed beyond moral
suasion Gambctta's speech at ChcinourS
shows why she pursucs this course. The
German press manitests anxiety. The attl-
tude OF France disappoints many liberals
though the close relations of Sir Charles
Dixie and Gambct'a enables the foreign office
to understand the French cX-dictatOrs real
motives. The attitude of France bchooVes
Mr.. Gladstone TO move crcumspectly. IT too
impetuous he may leave the other powers be-
hind aud precipitatc a conflict. At present
nothing but general promenade has been
agreed %, and that will prove effective.
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Ia RELATIONS WITH MEXICO,

Escaping From the United States Find Pro-
in MEXICO But Not Through Connivance
kpan Government. ..g.. ....--
kEeTeS. Asg.@ 4 4A thofadgii III
bn Of the recent violation of the neu-
Tvs by Mexico IN giving protection to
,ners who escaped from New Laredo,
been begun by the state depart
he first step taken was to call upon
fd States consul at New Laredo to
te the matter aud report, and also
fom the war department any report
emy officers may have made. The
Of war gave the necessary inStruc-
4 a military report is expected IN a
lown that the Mexican government
Ped United States Minister Morgan
protection given to the escaped pris-
) not by the Mexican authorities, nor
pr sanctiOn, and that the Mexican
fnt had nothing to do with the mat
fcrican officials are inclined to adopt
and to believe that there is nothing
te that the Mexican government has
the Guadalonpe-Hi Hidalgo treaty.
2pattmCnt officials say there is no i'll
4 p tie Mexican border between the
qualities, and that there is no. like
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ranclsco, August 1G.-A dispatch
MA Paula, Ventura county, says -
Y. Gniberson, who has held msny
tfus; in The state and piOnecr OF
ny, was bitten by n rattlesnake yes
0m the effects Of which he died last
Aelleher, residing in Oakland with
md neighbor Mrs. King, indulced III
carousal last night in the course OF
set the house on fire. Two of his
Eugcuie and Annie, aged two and
iespectively, we're burned To cinders.
Ped four, was burned fatally. Mis-.
VIII probably die from her injuries.
ls was badly scorched. kelleh"r
lult.
TIA, August lG.-Therc is almos,
opinion III. India that the action o
lment in simultaneously evacuat
and sending General Roberts on
i0us march to Candahar, is unwisc
IN the extrewc.
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s.,,.,n,u- 10 Set Pious Tongues W"S
giHg.

Denver. AUG. l6.-The !HouW lias II
,ono sne,.ial fl0m Mcssala, New Mexico, Il"
,u ,onS otinc, tha, thcyc. is much excitement
the ssss' sI'y valley ' OYER the e"pemsnt of Father
;roJnr" roJ1 Eouall, prizes, Of l.asCrueeS church,
wi,n aG1"'a hriIiinnt M and beautiful young lady
,oT WILL 4 Miss Marcuileta G1arcia, from the con
',a"''u ~ tho SIs,, IS OF Luretto. She had re-
ven. VI ,torrj line convent, it is said at he
solicit Solicitation of the priest and 2Saln1' tn"
sp'' u;shrS Of her parents. After continued sea-,
Taons proceedings the couple ,nIp, rnrPS'' TTe al"
",r ~crr ovcrtakcn at small nah'e'' Ian m ,nnIo To
mr;es, would hav" been klLs" a o' i'crfe"rJ ,"c
Of the girl bad not IL" o,a "l'iS's InalV married
The priest and the S'r were s,o"I%s l' about the
The former tells horr'o'' s''''
! i,ishons and Other priests
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-08-24
1880 1880
THE ELEVENTH
Annual Fair!
-g Or THE ..,f
Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical
ASSOCIATION
will commence at
HELENA, MONTANA
Monday, September 9Th, 1880,
AND CONTINUE SIX DAYS, 5.r If

- - (-N--(7>-~-~--/>-- - .'"t
No pains have been spared by the directors
TO make this one OF the most successful fairs
ever held ny the association, The purses are
large. the premiums liberal, the grounds and
buildings in perfect order and the stables arc
fuil or horses in training for the event. Thee
rcctorS hope and expect that this fair win re-
cciye &C. from the public the hearty support that
its importance merits.
Inc following programme will be adhered to:
MONDAY ..
At2 p. IN. running race, ?: mile dash. Purse
~l?o-Sl2j to first and S25 to second horse. -,
AT p. IN. trotting race, 3 minute class mile
heats, best three in five. Purse s3O0-s25O ia
nrSt and go to second horse.
AZ p. m. running race, mile dash. Purse.
%2oO-S150 TO first and $50 to second horse. ~
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Ieiesrnphic Hte:as.

At San Francisco, Cal, Duncan, the long
imprisoned detaulting president of the Pio
necr Savings Bank, has been released on
SOL 800 bail.
Within the thirty days ending Aug. II, over
a million "chOae Havana cigars, manufac-
tured by the Chinese Of San Francisco, were
shipped from that city to New York. The
leaf tobacco is received by tie Chinese man
ufacturers from Pennsylvania and Connccti
Gu.
At kiel, Russia, on the 14lli lust, twenty
one individuals were tried on a charge Of
having joined society, probably the Nihilist,
for the torcibie overthrow of the government.
Two were ser TteuCed to death, three 10 twenty
years each penal scrvituiie, and sixteen to
various terms Of Imprisonment.
/ At Spring Lake, Minn., on thc lttl inst, a
man drove into the lake to water his horses
with his wife anl llr" yonnn h"yS /" the
wagon. The horses becomrg Ieslhc the
wagon was oyerturnrl and In. Tire" boys
drowned.
August H.
Several deaths from yellow ielei At New
York quarantine; all imported eases.
Atwo minutes cyclone at Galveston, Tex
as, destroyed Il houses and injured five per
.;3ns----Twr farmers, Johnson and odei!,
had fight and both were killed.
At Raleigh. y. L., Major-i'cneral bryan
Grimes, while driving near lis house: was
t!red at by unkno"u parties and killed.
Mrs. Isabella Sma!ley, Of Ptsburc, I'nn.,
lied suddenly on the 18Th. Post moiteln
examination revealed Gears aud bruises Oh
her person. Coroncr's jury brought Ill Il
verdict OF murder against Irr husband,
r. :. Adams, tXpor! master OF l'"ad"o'd'
u. r.. Erlh under $4,000 bonds to answer
TWO indictments Of L. S. Crank Jury, char
ing him with rmhczzlencnt Of government
fundS
At Derby Line VI. iEc freight shr'ts OF
TN. Grand TInnk L. L. burned ior"hr' with
IL beaded ears. Loss SI5,ooo.
August nth
AZ Indianapolis, Ind, the son ot Dr. Wal
,,,r Shot and killed Bill Radter. notorious
hurnI,y, who broke into bis fathers house on
tl;r night Of the sixteenth. Radlfrr hth
served several terms IN the penitentialN
n, ". Collins Of London, Eng, oiLcr I"
hot 1000 pounds sterling that Dr. Tanner
! c,nrnt fast 80 days aud ~ nights, Wa''f""
| hy the Collins Bros
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rFnx ,1n,.
h"f ay sette,ary os tne Masoh,c MUTUAL he
~, ~. :c' h.socatloi N ol western massachusetts,,
r,rar WI. VII "'o~ "eu III 1''e Conhecticut
hoat H., ,','4;n'' m's, iay.o' Ieapeo tioin
r ~ "naen "eie ner nusoa'u Two othef
III ~ Sp. ahs "i'o, 'le'' anu oelis I'LL
~, W ,s''' ," i"'' 'o''' were l''t.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-The official state
mem OF the imports and exports OF specie for
nren."aI y, ' e,l".ns ouh1 oo' iooo' mas oeeh
pa rf 10 t,,n ,n,.a,'t y ee t,i Il, i.
IT,; w NV NV vi soi" II SHOWS that
an,d r. tbo I.aitn5 So .ne ,,st ,'"Po 60 VI
la 90, ',,I n,,eu o',ies . a'io'',l,e" 10 80
history af ,h. ,,',,,ntr, ma t''ros is ,. an1
| ~ ,ha ovn,, ,na nv r'',.. ~ ,e Sa'"
rs nn,nllt daeira Us, y, ",'>., ,.,:n, ne ,'u.
| E,,t ,n ItC,,. ,hat ~ T;, n"J g.
,ni,ei, ,,nro sii'o iia' U !, ;J eNpo'' 'eo
I '''o'' 'l'',' ''"" ~ '"i,'i'''
nENEEi', L"'', Aug li:--Dan l.urct!ah, Il
"nlskey dealer at Beuna ' ista, last night ia
ialiy shot Deputy Sherllf Murray Farnsworth,
! a,,a , silgu,,y wounded fatll Eastman another
4,heer' me disturbance occurred III l-ur-
chiil eslao!'sh'heiit, all having been drink
Ing. ilstols were Drawn ana farnswolth
iileo tiie liist shot, eAtsngu'sh'hS the lamps,
a'tsr "nich thifteeh sliotS were ii'ed IN the
! -. ""' '''o' '"io's" lIV
Ern,, ,,,,,, ,....
6aat,' at U;i. "us rI,a ~
-. - 1a't e IVY 'osp,'ai u. I.''rL Snil w.
oye, IN hin, W. '"' VI 'e' ''"' pune" ''"'p
"A nnrti, hi,,,,, f.,io,t a., D,.,,,.,,,
e.3n:H "a nv tn ou"h" .te'sn' ua''t oi Iic Dei\ei
ahant ,'s a,,,I' r 'i'i i.to ,, "sno.'
NJ .nlIs so"'I, ~ .'is eIei,-
a',I w.. "'.'' wi ~ C'is "eio u'.Ilst'
ii,,rad ,he, ~ '5;'n j.; f I "o ~ nv,
n9 9'su 1""' ~ utcu ~ io" noo's' lie
-,
an' ~ :, 1Ans. if.--Aoo''C i've CLOCK
,n" nf .,;s ':,,A ~ ~ d, N'"'s', youi,S Id"
iiau.aii s I,.i.' ,.'e' sno. ''lu Nlieu faiiiie
tar" n 1'II. .Is " pioili'aeht htrchalt
ar,iad "a ahnnt S' fa,, Hr'en nl''ise" .ney were
,na,ia.a,'' n;,.Su , sISiS aso, ouI were l'!l-
tho ho,ai 'ni,o,' H. "eio ] ~ iooilr mn IN
youne man and woman haionoed to ,i,o lost
families in the nlace and anita = romanco is
connected with their lives Siv or 'sara.,
wears ano thev were marrrd at n nicnic Int
the GIRLS pareuts interfered and the conrts
declared the marriage null and void since
becomipg of ACE Parkburst desirnd a ramar.
riaae. but the GIRLS narents oh;ncteI and IN
fpeIino was enoenlarnd ,rn Gsv porLh,,rst
: AGAIN tried to nprsnade tho GIRL to live wi,h
I him, and, upo,l her refusal. drew a revolver.
shooIinn her and then himselr
i n,, A.. :, n,:.
I,oii,, .'I .Aus ia'us',iess ,-,:N," c'lcles were
ionn, ~ .Ia aoaic,p. s sa io' ,,'Io ~
'nasdo,t 'o IS .I' mieno I" noii"S Nicola"
piso ,ros;dont - ,l'a ,f;o,'; S,,t GoanPany,
! ca ,oroa rooI ostn. ,,,,,'s M. Dann
slstsffjlurl. Is lie ,a,re ,osses n, ,r,t
transactions and overloadino himself with
real estate. His assets NAV uc Toured nj
$25O,O00; his liabilities represent a much
larger sum, but cannot vet be definitely
stated.
.R.rr,uo,.p Auo +, r;1t,.- aro ,,or,,,
women took the black vel, today in in tho con-,
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GRANT AT DENVER,
me Reception Of General Grant
py the Citizens OF Denver.

EE August l6,--A committee Of
Eit citizens headed by Governor Pit
Beaver for Mauiton Icy special train
ping where they met Genera! Grant
Ffted him TO Denver. The party
the depot at 5:l5 y. N. tpun !he
the train a salute vas fired by the
light artillery, after which, the pro
|was formed Of military and ctvlr
Ioh., and proceeded through th'
streets 10 the hotel. Tn" Gen
m'uNtct on Il gray horse. House
HE Of march were Gaily decorated
available spot was poiit ut obser-
prorlc and all along I'll" line the
vas welcomed with hearty cheers.
f"ing al The hotel the General dis
aud entered the building, but III
10 calls FROM the crowd soon ap
Roh the balcony and bowed pleas
he General then turned to retreat
crowd clamOrcd for a speech,
'h he smiled and said: Comrades,
OIL, but all wish to say is to intro,
oa HnvcrnOr Routt whom | kno" to
lond of talking to a large crowd.
koutt sail but few words and then
reception was held at tie hotel
a,M to;moirow night there VIII be
~ the Generals honor.
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WEDN ES DAY.

a. : p m. running race X mile dash. Purse
SjCO-S226 TO first and S25 to second horse.
Ats p. IN. trotting race, 2:3s class, mile heats,
pest three IN hve Purse, S400-S3GO to the first
and SlC0 to second horse.
At ,: m. running race, GOO yard DASH Purse
SlCo--SI5 to first and S25 to second horse
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S. B. COULSON,
General Manager, Yani1ton, d. T.
ID. W. MARRATTA,
Superintendent, Bismarck, DIT.
GEO. CI.ENDENlN, Jr.,
General Agt., Fort Benton, NJ. 7.
This sold Reliable" line of steamers will ope-
rate between rittsburg and all points ON the
Ohio, st. Louis, Kansas City, st. Joseph, Oma-
ha. Sioux City, Yankton. Springfield, terminus
c., NJ. d st. P) and Bismarck, to all points in
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DAKOTA AND MONTANA

For Freight or Passage, apply to
BRrret Il Warren, Butte.
=: o. Hudson, 223 North ID St, st. Louis!
Ward Brady, Front street, st. Louis.
Fl. COope, IN Vine street. Cincinnati.
w. =. Evans. So Waller street, Pittsburg.
G. +. Capron, 81 Clark street, Chicago.
R,h l,aru nrna loo o. = Si1rR street' Nnicag3
1. G. Smith 3O3 Broadway, New York.
Jos. r. HiXon, 22S Washington ST., Boston.
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For Sale Cheap!

\ 30inch Plow Paper Cutter, in GOO. working
order. win be sold very cheap. Address
MINER PUBLISHING Co., Butte, NJ. 7
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THURSDA

At2p III. running race. Il mile dash for two
year oldS, winner of Pioneer stake to carry five
pounds extra. Purse, Sl50-S1OO to first and 9ha
to second horse. -',
At p. m. running race A mile dash. Purse
Si00-S325 to first and S75 to second horse.
AT p. m. trOtting for three year ods
mile heats best two in three Purse. el5N-SI25
to first and 500 to second horse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21
By Green y Wise,

(Real EsLat, gents and Auctioneers)
NOM lSStON ERi SALE-By virtue of q
~ decree OF the Corporation Court for the city
of Alexandria. Va, rendered a, its Jsnuary
term, 1880 in the chsncery csuss Of L. T. Lucss
Sergeant Administrator Of William H.nca "a
Shirley King 1T AL. the undersigned, Commis
sioners thertin named will offer for sale by ON \.
lie suction in front OF tho entrance TO the O,nrt
room, on Fairf'x street, on THURSDAY, tho
I'D day Of April, 1889. ct II o'c,o:k m tho ro-
lowing property, 10 wit ALL OF THAT I)
OF GROUND. with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon in the city Of Alexandria, vs. boua1,j
as follows: Beginning or the Gust eide OF HJy,
street, between Cameron and Queen Streets y,
the north line Of thu ground formerly Jam. :
McGuire's; then north with Royal street .wentv
two (22) feet; then east parallel with Qleen Al
seventy Two (T2) teot six (6) inches, more or les
to seven feet al ey; then sonth parallel wnh
Royal street, twanty two (22} feet then by n
straight limo to the b ginning
Terms OF Sale: One fourth OF tho purc,,s,
money in cash, and the residue in six, twsvn
and eighteen months, with Interest from the das
OF sslei the nosas of the purchaser to be piy.u
for them, and the title to the properly to be ,n
tanned until the whole Of tho purchase moacY
be paid.
no. CLhUGHTON,) Comma
JNO III. JOHNSUN,} of sale.
NH 19-eols
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21

WHAT is lT?-A company of gentlemen IS
mo'eo &c The rest. u:ant Of Mr.. Geo. Apnicb
YES erday, and n>licog bird recently cut up
az that est' tlIst maDt to represent 40 eople,
Immediately arpyio'el o c'mnitt.e to tske
Into consideration the species to which the
curious specimen belonged. The committee,
after 40 txanioaioo reported that it was i'm
possible tor them 70 agree, as oue of their NUN
Der INSISTED that it Hss q crow-6uck, another
an iodIsn hn; ohars of the c,mmittee had
different nam;s for it, such as 40 heruspbrodte
sage hen, pl ever, a'u bird, SC. The bird still
staods perfect Understandable spto:msn, ex-
CHING tho Affection of al who ett:r the place.
MUNICIPAL Tho commissioners of the sink
log fund will meetto night at the flee of Audi
tor Brockett to open and consider the bids for
painting and whitewashiog the interior of tie
market house building.
The Committee on pole, of the City Coupoi
vii meet to niPht to C idcr and prepare
report upon the resolution referred to them q,
the last meeting Ct the CRY Courci, providing
tor Tue payment of special policemen Simpson
and I5oer. f,r 8 rVices r,rd rsd under tho an
polo'meot Of The Mayor du.og tho Ia!s police
cmbroglio. f'''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21

AUCTION SALES Attention is cllled to the
advertisements Ia the Gszotte ttljtveniug oil
real es ale, &c.. to b. sold to morrow.
Nj, ssrH. Green y Wise. real ,stato agents
ard auu'ioneers, wall sell in front Of tho msrkct
bulIding, Oh Faitf,x street, hcus, and LIT 90
the north 81 10 Of King street; ant l,t on
tho ncrlh sido of Pfi1cj stree; a lot Of eround
90 the ST side Of Sf. Asaph street; a rent
charge Of $50 per nnnum 90 J CO of ground
on tho wrs: side OF Union street. between Cams
ron aud Queer; fran, house and lot On the
south sldu OF King street; \ hou'e and lvt en-
the southwest cprnrr OF Ki,G aud Henry SITS
hous, and lot 90 he north side Of PriIca st q
ground rent Of 500 80 per nnuum on tho prop
city 90 tho southwest corner OF Cameron arG
st. A-anh SIS; house and lot ca the scu,t
Il &c Ct King st., pear the c)7ner of Alfred st..
a three story brick dwelling. No. e. scutt
Rny.! s.; sIso Io.e Of ground. with i'm
provemcos thereon, on the east ii ie OF Roya
st.. between Cameron aud Querp.
Mcssrs. Walter B. Williams 4 Co., auoion-
eers, will s's) sell t, morrow. At 4 o'clock p
d.. at the loot OF 2 street, S. w., Washington
one 6fteen horse power engine. Two boilers, oC.
stone crusber. three wood buDjlcrs, bel log com
pl-te, also one dumping brick wagon, ncsrI!
| new.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21

ACCIDENT ON A CANAL BoAT.-Tho Wash
ioet' Star says
WIN. WeiveI, yourg man about % year:
of age. employed Oh the steam canal boat S:ar
No. s." while iuapirg the epgins Of tho boat
Saturday, last, coal oil lamp exploded, 6urolog
bis right hand and wrist very badly. The &C
dent occurred at the Four l. cks. and seem:
co have stf cted his mind Capt. Mile, the
aaptsin # the boat says that at Zines We've
hes Doc o so violent he had to be closely copf oed
at ooe time attempting to jump overheard liz
vas brought to the station house by Csptsit
Mills, where D.. Shekes dressed BIS wounds
The captain will telegraph for bis father, Wit
| lives 10 Cumberland. to day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21

SPRING Work The spring weather baVGg
set 10 80 beauutuIly-Deither too warm DOR too
oold-the noise of the hammer and saw are
heard ringing throug bCu; The Various portiGrs
of the city and several buildings ar, 10 curse
Of sr,c lou CT remtd-rg. Fsrce bulldog aud
repaifiug seems TO be carried ou vigorously, sDd
small ore, which las been several days 10 er,o
ZION 10 certain yard on Prize, street, Wa,
finished to day. From the excessive hammtr
ing aod saving carried 90 pssscrs by were
evsral times deluded BY suppos;og they were
close to some ! lace where Seventy -four" was
in course Of construction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21
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