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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
5as 0ef1brIi&He.

Bin ba Waursr, 70 faat pobl s.IeasnHi5
cine Wanb auf bid 3u atsr bu iannf it reSt.
,sitfs fhisten. -.
Sif bu Splabader, 70 nil tpobI gsIessntIiG
Gin Baum auf bsinsn Rspf fhir,sa: absr bu
brau4ft nt9t ssrabe bort su fsben, tpobtn Der
Baum fallen nil.
Bin bu GiIsnbabnmsni6, 70 maGt mandmal
Elm &ab Wisne, ibsr rsins Giss pbsr gar bel
nen Sals ~ sebsn (; absr itlitblit fannf bu
ia 6uB unb 5aIs bonn S1tsnsnfrang syeala6tn.
SiGf bu atsr Wiuifsr - ia, bann bilft feline
gorfiSt unS feline 1mF$t; Saun bif su p~sriauft
unb Ssrlprsn.
Wer fam ater aud 70 lsi&tfnnis Ittu unb
yPiniftr ptrbsn, fbe elm n.u,s unfaqpsrii1tr.
unssssitB ~ Stanss fommt. Ia tpsl&em Sas Rt-
INTERRUPTION su ben IsbtnsssfabrIitsn @swsrbsn
ssre&ntt tpirbl
Die stpSbnli6tn eebsnspsrF&nunaen pousn
test fttntn Winifsr Hsbr annsbmsn; bern ss
u itben Gusenblid 8sfabr sprbaneen, ba6 CT
sIOslt4 aus b~tttsrtm 5immdi - F& ID Ssss
Grstrt.
Die 8rausn Der Bsamttn unS Mbssprbneten
pollen cine petition siursi&sn, baB nur ssrbsira-
tbttt Wdnnsr nit ben Observation-Disclosures port.
fsuiats bttraut wtrbsn loaen.
Wer isst Niniftr bss Snnsrn pirb, trbdIt
tas GiisIns arsu, srRsr glade fir ptriSnIi&s
Sapfsrisit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Aud elm Yrof.

5srr paltpis IL am 8sbtrnf9lase i&nsl per.
fSrsru. Nan uia&t ltinsm Spbns GsabplsnsSi
fen, uns paitwiS IL. sr,dblt ....
oSa GO stns f@nsa. Gr bate nod nit alien
appsft 81 Wittas stseftn ; sanu ftStt CT f& wis
stpptnli& tn fetnsn Grobpatsraub, lief nod
elm giertelfans9sn In Der 3tituns, Itbnt i&
banu surid, utmmt bic Brittle al uns $3.50. aus
parsl ..#
,a8!" axtpsrtsts ba sine gsiu@sriu : ,abs,
pls slidli& immtrbin ! 90 bat CT i'd bod nc.
nieftas ni1t fsrbsn Ieben ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

fragment aus etnem beuti6sn Iufs
laB: nGbaraftsrtfif Der Wuttsr In
5srmanu unb Dorotbsa." Der Sseans
bansr Sittis i6rsibt uSsrrmannS
Wuttsr mar eine freu,braSe. b6&f Sprs
trsfli&s frau fs mar i<&t unp Elm,
fad, wubte f6 In aas 9sbenSlasen
~ ididsn, ssrlpr nis ibre a~nssbprens
5ettertstt. mar ppl 9ottpsrtrauer unp
3upsriat unp itstS gutter 5pfnuns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Bel Der Examination in Herlin am Can't
tag Is. 8ebr., bat unttr pieltn anbertn Irans.
parsntsn namtnti@ eu i'm S4aufsnftr
Der Gritbrit Stlffi&tn aunfbaubluns ausss-
Rsatts bum prifii1ss Transparent sit!s paf.
iantsn ansaussn unb rt&t bsr,Ii&ss ea&sa Ct.
RECT "
Das bibf&e @tsi9t Iautst
Mls lid Der 3ailtr siaf strmGblt,
pat CT Ausufa ausnwablt.
Der 8ronprinJ - Sisssr In Der S@la9t,
pat uns gietoria stbra4t!
prin, WilbsIn, ba1ts nun bet T@,
Was beibs tbatsn. thu aud Id.
Gr pdblts f&nea uus ftbt ba -
aueufe uns gietrria
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Rein Sriblius. Sn sintm 9latts iusst iS
fulsenpss babi&t 3ptsseprd& ygsrpibuna
Strr 8rat mir bsfinssu uns isBt i@on tisf i'm
Ssmmsr unS sic babsn mir ia bic gs,abluns
mtinsr flsinsn &s9naas fir ben Griblins su.
ssiaet."
nDas III gan, ri&tis," srpisberts Der &C.
mabnte, has III gan, rt&tis, msin lisbsr 6reuno,
men aufstbSrt. Sa naSRsn Sabre alia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
8sfrsmoli6e Trase.

Der feline pts,idbriss pans tOmmt
pstnene aus BEN 8tnssrsarten mad
6aaie. .Was ffblt bir. tsnn, 3inp2"
frast bsiorst Dte DIANA. .A& Was
ma" I'D Drama" Iautst cts Ant,
tport, .unier Grdulstn mar 70 traurta
uue tustnte thinner fort ; als MFR fs fra,
stsn, tparuui fe 70 i.br rpsins, faste fis,
tbre Wutter mare s~,Rorbsn, - une ea
mubtea MIR aae r1ttpetnsu." Grad ct,
nsr puui0: sag nal, DIANA, lebt
nstne Wutter nod 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gin 3soner In Der gelfspsrtrttans ibra& ibsr
bic Rs&ts Der frsitn Wdnnsr unb i&lpB NIT bic.
lem GntbuFasmus fple%snpsrmaetn Roo Gin
Wal lace i@, tie Grsibat fam ni9t bod stnus
stpritita puetn. anb bic 5anb, bic i& ni9t s.
bttt un bic @t9ts bic mir uns nit anitrtm
Slnts srlaaff babsn. ~ psrtbreistn, id stlSbmt
aat tHmtrsar. i9u sisitn Hs4ttn ssbSrt absr
au& WtQsnsfrtbsit. Gin frsiu Nann mus
pets teun, mas or pia, unb ptnn CT 20 Mot
tbut 10 muB sr salu spranssn ptrbsu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

ggeit setriebene Ruiderei. Gin 8Stt1r,
Der In sinem Dprft pobuts, bsflastt ft zines
Cages bitter hb,r bic srOBs Spariamisit Der
DcrfbspObnsr, bic INNER nur ibrs alien Ga
den ausbsHsrn lisSsn uns ni4ts Nsuss ssbrau&-
fen.
IS ssbt am GnSs nod 70 nett, - iasts CT -,
taB ls mir ibre alien SpunplStsr brinssn une
ntus GdIsr basu ssma@i babsn tppasu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

81 f6ueAts Enhancement. Gin Corporal
srf4sint Bet tintm NOtar : 80 brau&s ju al.
ntr rsi&tn Grbi&aft fir ben assofatta Y. ".
cine 0pamabt ~ mtinsf 8frtrttuns." - ,Wpl.
len Gle cine @tnrralSOlma&t psn - gDa.
rum ni&t gar cine @snsralpUama&t psnu i'd
rur Corporal bin !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
uremburae Gazette.
Die lmtfiae Spalte.

Ste Iu1tt9e Sp0lte.
Rrttp: anadnbiser S&tr, aiemet BEN
Qbrifen, erbtttert bic Ssele unt
bsfSrbtrt fslbf bic Geiunbbat
bss 9etbes.
HeueS 2teS
mad alter Rslsbis.
Wn min unter bic RintRer,
Der mug babfn cine 5aut
Dtrb unb fer; fona tSen Ia tr
Ri&t fir biefts Sad sebaut,
SSbnlsiu, tpiaf RintHsr itin,
Glib bid Dor unb ri6t bid sin q! &C..
Sn Der 5aut aud mug CT Rssn
3tsmli@ ftf 70 lang % tpdbrt
DaB e. bet bes Samplers Slisen
Hi9t sIsi@ aus herfslbsn fdbrt.
SSbnlefn, .pi1f Winifer istn,
cit bid Dor ans riot bid stntn /! &c.
Der rnub batfn cine jpsits
6aut nod auBtrbsm fu Spinb',
YaB Ct, tpsnn bic srifs plsits,
Sn bic jpsite f6lipft ssf@pinb.
SSbnltin, piaf Rinifsr fsiu
Stsb bid Dor unb ri&t' bid ein ! &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

e90ntr fraum. ID su litbsr gptt, IN sas
l&rtdlit, III eas f&rsdli& - yRun, pas
bsulf hu bsnn 70 arg 2" - .,Nir bat sstraumt
msint S@pitasrmuttfr mar ssfprbtn /! .
@ptt, . 8ott, III bas Gin Sammn!'- ,Tan,
bsrubiss bid, Is 10 ia rur Elm Iraum stwtlsn! !"
- vDas Is ia Grab has S1Itdlias!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Die altsnteu. Gin bsrsorrassnSsr &s&ts.
stltbrtsr bsbauptste sina, baB BON ben bret
i9pitrisfsn Rlitnttn, bic CT iemals bate : Cine
stns iunst Damt mar, wtl&s beiratbsn hpoats; bic
Mnptrt cine 8rau, bic sti&isbta fsin pOate, uns
bic Tritts cine altt SunsfsI bic islbtr ni4i
puBte, mas fe mplts. .'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gin Rsaasr bsbauptett Das
Slid flopfe sinmal an iepss Nsnl&sn
1bdre: 5sr ps&pOssl sntsssnsts
y@snn % an bic utsiniss ssflopft bat,
bin f9 ni1t ~ Sauie setpelsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

&r3t: .8sissn Ste BE 3dbns re&t
sulammsn, bann tbuts ntbt 70 rpeb !
@Ite Grau: sd babe man
fsene."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

esbrr: Run las' NAL GrtB SSuRsr.
talnit eu mir rVbI anssben, ME pisI.
3dbne Der bunb bat2
GrtB: Das san,e WauI ppG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gin @sifIi6sr fragile I'm Sabsn 81.
men tlstnsn Ntsnfnabe, pb CT ppbl
pi1s su wsl5em 3wsde CT bic Sauls
bslu&t. @erl6dmt ~antportsts Der 8u.
be: .llm sinmal elm Amt su srbal.
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

aus Der e9ule. gDist Sbr, psI9.s Der I'm.
ttrf&tsb tuil&sn Gu8 uab BEN @strsise
ID pWtin, mir pidsn 90 ni@t" - Run,
70 nia ID % GAO fassn; 1. Sbr uns sas St.
treble taast uitt cher etpas, als bic Sbr bsiss
rsif feb une 2. mabt Sbr ta&tis ssproi&tn
rptrbtn, tptnu ibr sipas taugtn Gpat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Yeabosel: sd pstts earauf tpsnn
Id 3abnarst ssporren tpdre, fimen isBt
aQe Menldsn nit sinsm S&uabsl auf
efe WeIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gine 7aue fragile ibrsn @dunsr.
iparunt tas llnfraut bic 8lumen lbers
wa3ie unp ai&t umssfebrt bic 8lumsn
bas llntrautS - Mabame, a~Rtpprtste
81, Der Beben III bic reSts Wuttsr bss
llnfrauts, absr uur bic Stisfmuttsr Ter
8lumen. ..........
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Sat Gum 8trtb.) Sis, Ssrr @irtb,
wts ptsI Gas Bier psrsapfen Ste tis'
H42 .......
@irtb: 556fsns is1s.
9af: Wsnn Ste ppltsn, f5nntsn
sic usbr s~ersupfsn.
Wirtb Wte 70 eennf
9af Sis pa,fsn iiS nur stpas sr5.
ssrs 9liisr ani1aftn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gin alter 8stlsr iasts: Das 9plp
miro eur1 Gsusr, bic 8rauen psrpen
purd Sob, unb bic Minnsr tur1
bic Grausn aepraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Gin Grausnrebtler fasts: W.nn I'd
In etnsm absrfaaten Pierce iienbasns
rpa8et fiSe unb etue Dame efnfstst
70 bsnie Id, % II 8srpFt&tuns etnss
Wunnes, aufaufebsn unb tbr lstneu
plus au tibsrlaHen. SD bltds lumber
uus su isbsn, Oh Semanb Wtene ma&t.
auf,ufsben, uno psnn i6 isbe, bas aus
fsen bleiben, pan1 psrbsrse i'd u,ein
8sf&t btntsr metnsr 3situns unp er'
r6tbe iser utetr Gsi1le1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
So6m SoGer
tn
et. GIouo, RtnneSoto,

aIt ss better Nsi2tnsH fur garnr an SsHs, pdas 20.
10 ssa OF. yauI uHe netnatapsliS Al baben AaS,
aamItat
Die AuItaian uab Saylcr /. DrefHmaE&t1s
Wpsss Sslbfbtusr, Reaper u. Wnaba,
Eagle R6Aer.
RsSbnry. seeder u. Drill unS Prairie City
Seeder,
BssS, Stustr uab Dsmtais Sewing Raf&tufx
Champion u. GrsIFsr vusmabIs Canning niI).
eeds Lever Rake, Norwegian, 81. paul S$W
uub DtysH Tfass Y, (. y,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Das ~llnfraut, ~auss9auft, pS&a sbea tmmsr
If. tpiteer,
unb INNER ldmpfsa mubt bu neu sas YSIs ME.
Der.
Wtt su uauet isbsn Gag nsu paI@sn stins Glis.
Der,
90 bic 1tsanssn aud an itbtm Gage tpitbsr !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

9as llaaasenebmas. DER w.. . Was mir.
be Sbntn am ananstnsbmatu itin, an Strts
iunstn Grau ~ sntttden, fali@e paart petr fall.
i&t 36bnt 2" Sfrr 3. Cine fallHt 3unst!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Gin bpser 5srr bssssuets einsr, Sn.
palioen unb rspsts ibn alIo an
Wn finn fa nprrnnnhpt trnrhsn

Wo fnp fe perpunbst rpprben?
BET Sepan.
8snnen Sts mid ni9t9
Nein! .......
SD bin - Der 85nfa.
Der inSalips Batter ialu:ir. 70 Ter,
3snsrabe, ME m5sli1, unb lprtbt:
8itt UNI Gntiaulptsuns 49,. Id
fannie Sic ntGt.
Das tpuuesrt mid. ...
Sa i.b'n5 in's 5slp ssb'n Sis ni6t,
rnp in's Sbsater i'd nt1t; pober ioa
tH Sis fennenf ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Der eaneunstplas ettisr Damsfi4iFt In Baltimvr, IN
snsittp Depot Der Saltimvrs unb Obip. Giienbabu, p,lxs
pahas.trt ron une mad hem Weftn ,u biniaerrn VreL
pbilabtpbta. Wv
Stt antantt her Damp f8ift pirs has DEPOT fir al.
per Ssfaer %aasstftst fns ssn Stras germ ttf4pinstit iu
pt5ssn, mas tn aIstra 5afsnPIds: IN ltiSr 70 oft Der Ran n.
tsnes bteba6tanssrsrtbt 0srjist aufmertfam, ptl1s ii,
Tttis NIT unltru Soften tttte: Die paHasisss fns ant,r
geafl3tn, tpantn I'D aIfp mtt Stb,rmann strRSnsistn
% 80 anetrt. rtt BET tnbtrsettn Rtifsn, Fnbst ui&t aatt
PIE ysnasttrs s,esn N srsn.a fsslett an ssrs hes Cstaa.
sDtssn pstsrtr aasiunf ptnst rtan 10 an bic General.
dstRttn
A. $da6mat6er & g.,
No. 8 Sub GAP ST., Baltimore, orb.
aurinist Gstnttn fdr Dubuque uus llma,a,uh p,t.r
8ttnt ". 0 n, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Aor00ent(d)en elop0,
StnStr lpifSsn I unb IL 9abrtn bic 56lft
Bon Bremen nod 4altimor..

................... fIA ,OO
8tasr irtf8ta 1 u. IL Sabrtn bi. 5dItt. 6auaItnsr frtt
&ansrtiftStasts "a e~masist,H prtitu.
Die 9rrtbtttsntn Fnssu ME fuIst aatt:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-05
West Washington nee Georgetown.

BUILDING ASSOCIATI0N.-At the 4th regular
monthly meeting of the 14th Building associa-
ton held last night at Goddard's Hall, 81 AT Ii
was. disposed Of being ten shares, sold at an
average of Sal. rs per share.
THE BODY OF ALBERT H. BRADT who was
drowned at Columbia Landing. August I'd, as
mentioned in THE STAR at the time, was recov-
cred this morning about o'clock by Charles
Burrows floating in the river off point of Ana
lOstan Island. 1t was taken to J. Fl. Kinks I'M
dertaking establishment. where the coroner
viewed the body and gave certificate of death
from accidental drowning. The body was much
decompOsed.
THE LINCOLN LIGHT INFANTRY are anxious
that they shall not receive any censure by rea-
son Of the trouble at the Irving Park picnic, given
by the Columbia Light Infantry. committee
of the last named, it is alleged, sold tickets and
failed to redeem them, so that most ofthose who
went had to pay twice. The Lincoln Light In
tantry were invited guests only.
The ATTENTION OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT
is called to the commons about Georgetown.
where weeds are allowed to have full sway, and
offensive box privies abound, poisoning the air
for squares around.
The CANAL TRADE.-Grain: Arrived, boat
G. L. Dunlop with load wheat and corn. Coal:
20 boats left Cumberland Wednesday with
2,306.04 tons of coal as follows: For George
town, Consolidation Co.. 927O9 tons; Borden
Co., 464. Is tons; New Central Co., 229 10 tons;
Maryland Co., 231.09 tons; Blaen Avon Co.,
1904 tons: Despard Co., Is tons Individual
11O.11 tons. For Alexandria, American
Co., 1O5.O2 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.
The Heahl kidnapping Case.

INVESTIGATIONS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONsTABLES.
The police of Baltimore are investigating the
nnwarranted arrest or kidnapping of Andrew
Heahl made by cOnstables in that city on the
ground that Heahl was wanted here for outrac-
ing the daughters of AGOlph kendig. H. d.
PEEL. it appears from their Investigations went
from here to Baltimore and upon arriving there
on the Sd inst telegrapied to Mr.. Kendi9. HE
is not in Baltimore. / will see you tomorrow"
Before leaving Baltimore he communicated with
Constables f. \. Healey. Godfrey kOffenberger
and F. III. Abbes on South Front street. to whom
1T Is stated, be gave warrant for the arrest of
Hiltz- Later on the same day dispatch was sent
from Baltimore to Washington by Abbes,
addressed to Kendig and Pfel saying.-'Kof-
feEbuTg and Healy, left at SO'clock with your
man. The Baltimore cOnstables it appears
took the case in hand and finding that there was
q man answering the description of the man
they wanted who had been working at Town
sontown, they went to that place, but learned
that he had gone to Baltimore. They then
transferred their operations to Baltimore. and
Their endeay0rS eliminated on "Wednesday
night in the arrest of Andrew Heahl at Mr.. Wal
fers bakery on Lexington street. whom they
charged with being the party wanted. Driving
up to the door in a hack. they called for HiltZ
and Andrew Heahl making his appearance they
Showed him the warrant. He states that they
ordered him to step into the carriage at the
Station. where they took the p. M train
for Washington There is a great variety of
ways of spelling Heahls name One of the
Baltimore papers gives it as HOhl and another
as HOehl. 1t appears that the constables also
engaged in unwarranted proceedings when at
TOwsOntown. There they went to the bakery of
Lewis Held and inquired for Andrew Hull. stat
Ing that they had warrant for his arrest on the
charge of attempting to outrage two young
girls at Washington. Mrs. Held told the officers
that no such party as Hull was there. They
stated that they knew better, and without fur
ther ceremony commenced an examination of
the premises, turning beds up. ransacking clos
cts, throwing open doors and turning furniture
abeut Unfortunately. Mrs. Held, being alone.
could offer no resistance. After making COM
plete examination they left without the party
they were looking for, and afterwards arrested
Haehl in Baltimore. Mr.. Held intends to test
the authority of the so-called officers in proceed
Ing in the way they did, and fashionable to
institute legal proceedings. Mrs. Held alleges
that they were very abusive and profane i'm
their remarks, from the effects of which she
was made very sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-05

Andrew Albright well-to-do manufactures
of Newark, and Charles Holzhauer, druggist,
have been cited to appear in the United States
district court at Trenton. to answer in a suit
brought against them by the Bell Telephone
Company. About eight months ago Mr. Albright
purchased two Bell telephone instruments,
which he caused TO be placed-one at his fac
tory. and the other at his house. He connected
them with wire and used them for private busi-
ness. One day last week a lawyer from New
York demanded that he should at once desist
from the use of the instruments and surrender
them. Mr.. Albright declined TO do either. He
said he did not recognize Mr. Bell as the origin
ator of the instrument. but that the principle
was put in use in 1861 by resident of Pennsyl-
vania named Refs. He also claims that he
bought and paid for the Instruments and has a
right to use bis own property. Mr.. Holzhauer
takes the same stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-05

a SYNDIcATE TO ExTINGuIsH G0wEN.-A rep
Co.. of Philadelphia, gave Yesterday an emphatic
denial of the assertion that that house is in a
syndicate whose object is the purchase of
sufficient stock to insure the defeat of Receiver
GOwen as president Of the Reading company
next year. The same gentleman also expressed
the belief that no such syndicate exists. Presi-
dent Bond, while not explicit on the subject,
intimates that the statements that had gone out
concerning the plan of reorganization were mac
question on the subject, however, he admitted
that the basis of the plan is the issue of one
hundred millions or thereabouts of bonds, bear
Ing, respectively, three aud four and q half per
cent interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-05
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for the EVENING STAR.
REAL ESTATE VALUEs.-The recent sales OF
building lots here does not show an advance,
and there is no city in the union with schools
churches paved streets and gas where real es.
tate is so low. The following are recent sales OF
real estate without buildings, the first two being
lots in the town and the latter on it's edge and
running into Alexandria county Lot, 20 by
100 feet, on the north side OF Queen street, be.
tween Royal and Pitt streets, at $780, or about
1879 cts. per foot This lot is within two hundred
yards of the market square. Lot on the north
side of Duke street, between Fayette and Payne
streets. % by 100 feet, for $107. A whole square
of ground bounded by Patrick and Alfred, Mad
beyond the town limits into the county, making
in all about loo, 600 feet, for $780, or less than
one cent per foot.
THE STARS CANAL INTERvIEw.-The publica.
tfon in The STAR of the interview with Governor
Wells, in relation to the Alexandria canal has
attracted much attention. No fears whatever
are expressed by gentlemen connected with the
city government of any likelihood of a sale OF
the canal, or of the diversion of the Aqueduct
piers from the purposes for which they were
built. The authorities here are perfectly willing
to make grant of the Aqueduct for free
piers is guaranteed. Or if sum sufficient be
appropriated by Congress to extend the Alexan.
dria canal to the falls, SO as to render the AQue-
duct unessential to the canal, the canal COM
pany would PROBABLY agree TO transfer It's rights
to the government of the United States, and give
up the Aqueduct absolutely.
THE BECKHAM CUP.-MayOr Beckham. whose
prize cup has for some time been on exhibition
in King street store window with the tie scores
of the Washington Light Infantry and the
National Rifles attached, says he offered the Gun
an an encouragement to military mark smanship.
A fair trial showed tie. Whatever technical
rules might have been cited to show that a tie
was not tie, no such rules were commune
Gated. although request was made. A rea.
sOnable period interviewed and the tied match is
now to be shot over again on the Oath inst This is
the whole matter. Mayor Beckham saws that
the statement that he has verbally invited Can't.
Thomson and the Veteran Union CORPS or any-
one else, to participate,tis mistake There
are no special Invitations. The match is open to
the Alexandria Light Infantry and all similar or
CARNATIONS.
MAYORS OFFICIAL the mayors office to-
day Washingtonian, named John Washington.
was fined $50 for disorderly conduct near the
LoudOun depot.
STREET Observation-Disclosures Coleman's
force has now thoroughly cleaned three-fifths OF
the streets, and he is pushing the work He has
five carts, eight laborers, besides carpenter at
work, exclusive of the chain gang, which is now
made to do effective work at street sweeping.
WHIPPED FOR STEALING.-A colored man,
named r. Washington, received 20 lashes at the
station house this morning for stealing railroad
ties.
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Street lamps viii be lighted at Ills pm and
extinguished at 3:45 am.
Last night Lieut.. Arnold. of the fifth precinct,
arrested an alleged colored thief named George
Brooks on suspicion. At the station house two
suits OF clothing were found on him. This morn
ing he was taken to police headquarters by De-
tective McDevitt. where he was recognized BY
Detective Coomes as professional thief. He is
OF light copper color, feet 61s inches high,
weighs l5O pounds, andhas morOse and sullen
look. Inc suit lie had on, and which it is
thought to be stolen, is.of brown cashmere and
OF English make. His picture was taken for the
r0gues' gallery. and he Is held for hearing.
His name is George Brooks alias Parker.
Ine nod carriers employed on the new City
Hall extension under Contractor King struck
yesterday for s1.75 per day. They have been
getting Sl-2o. Their places have been filed with
men who use wheebaITows
At meeting of the Union Veteran Corps last
nlsnt Pail Daniels was elected secretary. 1t was
Washington Light Infantry rifle match. Six of
the seven members of the team were selected as
ioiows: Lieut.. +. Donahue Sergeant c. Har-
tell, Sergeant 9. Bollinger, Priyates s. N. Cor
don, j. F. Holland and ]. F. Hunt
Mr. Moses bradshaw, stenographer In the
Austin, of Pennsylvania, were married yester-
DAY at the Epiphany Church and at once left the
city for Cape May, N. ].
II. n. Barlow sends copy of new steel en-
CRAVING poftTaiC OF President Garfield pro-
nounced the best likeness and full of character
~ Major Brock yesterday afternoon sent Andrew
Heahi back to Baltimore, he having no means to
pay his way. Major Brock also sent a written
statement OF the strange doings Of the Baltimore
men who played the role of policemen. with
some some proofs of the treatment of Heahl while in
TINS city, to Marshal Grey, of Baltimore. who
Will take the steps necessary for the punishment
of the men.
Yesterday Detective Calf and one of the guards
OF the Maryland penitentiary were in this city
looking for the negro convict, Henry Johnson.
VINO escaped from that penitentiary yesterday
morning, as stated in a special to THE STAR
Iney dld not find him. johnson was serving out
a term Tor robbery and had so far won the con-
hdence OF the officers as to be granted extra
privileges and took advantage by flight.
Trail woman named Jessie McCooey was
taken IN custody last night on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. In crazy condition and locked up at police
headquarters. This morning committee of
doctors made an examination of her condition
ana pronOuncedher insane. She was thereupon
sent to the Insane Asylum
The alarm at 1890 o'clock this afternoon was
1or hre In the house of colored woman named
Ann Wilson, No. Ii l. street northwest Loss
S3O; no insurance. Cause not known.