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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook OF the
sentineI's Reporter.

The President is still improving.
Legal business about the Courthouse is
quiet.
Senator Hobart visited Stafford District
yesterday.
Try a breakfast at the Jackson House
restaurant.
The fare from Eureka to Butte City,
Montana, is $50.
There is nothing startling from the Ari-
IONA Indian war.
The Postoffice letter list viii be found
in another column.
Mrs. W. w. Mccoy is rapidly recovering
from her late illness.
]. s. Wilton is expected home from
Wood River this week.
The Jackson House restaurant opens
for business this morning.
j. G. Powell left this morning to visit
the Stafford District mines.
The strike on the Comstock was all the
talk about town yesterday.
Eureka Con. shares sold yesterday at
s27 SO, and Albion closed at 81 20.
John NJ. Crawford goes down to-day to
take another look at the new district.
Religious services will be held in all the
churches to-day except the Presbyterian.
jim. Hill of Palisade was in town yes
terday. and left for home this morning.
After the return OF the picnickers last
evening, Main street was unusually lively.
Several parties left on the E. P. this.
morning to visit the Stafford District mines.
A fine breakfast layout will be given at
kLn T.u1aAs. IIn.on raataxropf fhia T1nrn.
ing.
P. N. Hansen is just in receipt OF a
large supply Of fresh groceries and provi-
sions.
Ten men will leave for Typo in a day
or two to work for the Typo Mining Com
pany.
Superintendent Richard and Recorder
| Molinelli make q second visit to- Stafford
tomorrow.
F. ). Klien. who has been examining
some Of our mining properties, leaves
this morning for Phoebe.
Miss Laura Goodrich, who has been the
guest of W. E. Griffin for some time,
left this morning for Phoebe.
Harvey Carpenter will have charge Of
| the new store to be started at the Geddes
& Bertrand at Secret Canyon.
The box sheet is now open at the Opera
| House for Prof. Leotard's grand perform
ance on Thursday evening next.
Sheriff Boggs OF Placer County, CAL,
has arrested two men supposed to be OF the
gang who ditched the G. z. train the other
night.
The robbers who went through the
Missouri train the other day nave mostly
been captured. The telegraph says they
are all " young and respectable"
Bishop Whitaker's school for girls at
Reno, we are informed, has opened with
more scholars this session than any pre-
vious term since the founding OF the school.
1t was reported yesterday that 100 men
would be put to work Immediately by Gill
mer & Salisbury in grading their new mill
site and working their mine at Secret Can
yon.
All agree that the Stafford District is i'm
proving. 1t is now universally conceded
by mining men that it is destined to be an
important mining camp. The richness of
the ores Ia a big thing in its favor.
The Episcopal Church convocation for
| the diocese Of Nevada will be held at Reno
this week. beginning on Tuesday, Sept. Is.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford will leave tomorrow
morning. to be absent from the parish
for q few DAYS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11
sports ct the BassbalI Grounds.

sports at the Baseball Grounds.
To day and tomorrow will witness some
interesting sports at the baseball grounds.
The Austin and Albion Clubs play a match
game each day. There will also be other
amussments. The rife match, for which
there are u entries, will take place at ~
o'clock to-day. The match OF the cham
plon series occurs at /: 80 p. NJ. To-mor-
row the foot race for men comes of at
i2:s ?. N. Prizes, q handsome nj and
individual set. The second game Of the
champion series will be called promptly at
~. n. The ladies' race will be in order
After the ball match. Prizes for the ladies,
COLOGNE bottle stand and fruit dish. The
winners In each foot race will be allowed
eholce Of prizes /; second to take what is
ie't The prizes are now on exhibition at
me Palace Saloon. The entries for the
mems race close at tho Palace tonight.
These sports ought to insure 9 good atten-
aance 81 the grounds. There Is ample
variety IN the programme TO satisfy every
!aate. The Austin Club expects to recover
me laurela Lost in yesterdays contest at
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

A. Redewill, representing the weIl-known
San Francisco house Of Bancroft q Co.,
and Antisell & Co., is in Eureka soliciting
orders for musical instruments. Pianos
for s275 and upwards, including stool,
cover and tuning. Mr.. Redewill has been
sixteen years in the business, and as he
deals only with the manufacturers Of first
class houses, all may depend upon fair
treatment. The well-known Antisell piano,
Of which there are over 5000 in use on this
coast, is sold on long time and easy pay
ment Of $40 to $40 per month. Pianos
and organs tuned and repaired by leaving
orders at the Parker House. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
The glassball shooting resulted in a very
fair score. J.. Bennett won the first prize
by breaking 10 balls out Of 20, and j. MUIR
ply thesecond, but the score was not fur
nished the reporter.
The croquet match was won by Andy
Stinson, Joseph and Miss Sallie Dunkle.
The ladies' footrace as yards) was o
by Miss Johanna Shea.
Patsy Green succeeded in carrying off
the prize in the 100-yard race.
The consolation race for ladies was won
by Miss Maggie O'Keefe, first, and Miss
Johanna Shea, second.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Information Is wanted Of the present
whereabouts Of R. J. Crumlin and Charles
sields' or either Of them. Crumlin regis.
iesed 10 Tuscarora at the last election. but
ula not vote there. Both men formerly
resided In White Pine county. Informa.
non can DO sent to Colonel A. @, Ellis.
larson City. Coast papers viii confer 4
,hvor BY transferring the above notice to
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

=. aArrasd came up from Mason Valley
sas other day and informs the Aurora
ms,Sld that at the junction Of the East
s sna west Walker, in Mason Valley. cattle
s's aying OF from the supposed effects Of
: poison weed. Hogs feeding OF the
satcases do not live more than 5 minutes.
ss" u tne meat will not stay on q dogs
''0maen more than one minute.
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sweeping Sale.

Mrs. II. E. Curran will close out the re-
m~ainder.of her stock of staple and fancy
goods, together with her present stock OF
millinery, regardless of cost, for the next
ten days at Blazers building, Main
street. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

&. q r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MonNIxo.
Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House--P. D. Hicks, Ruby Hill;
A. B. Miller, Huntington Valley.
Jackson House-C. r. Brown, G. NJ.
Thomas, Prospect Mt; +. NJ. Hix. Will
llams mine; Mrs. @. Moore and family,
eltyI D. MoCuaig, Newark Valley; Pat
Leary, J. pemberthy. J. r. Morrison, W.
Wallace, Ruby Hill; Pat O'Keefe, Dugout
minei J. P. Meder, Battle Mt.
Turner House-Wm. Brumley, Hamil-
toni VIM. Corlatt. John Caskell, Dunder-
berg mine; John Cornell, T. Stewart,
Z. ". Smith, Secret Canyon; R. Thomp-
son, city.
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xfethodist

The SENTINEL is requested to say that
the ladies of the Methodist congregation
will give a sociable at the Church to-mor-
row Monday evening. A general invita-
ton Is extended. Refreshments free.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Has the most complete wholesale liquor
and cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

MORNING BOARD.
ass oghIrm7a7Iii IA III -
Ivy Gaald & Curry-H q I4o3 7soio
1892 psst h Belcber-l3 lSs lSt
~ rsI;fornia-9Oc 9oc
i ,aS Ssyage-305 $40
lI5o a. Vireinia-l952
la9 CSbollar1245 q 2ab3O
iVs potosi-:a5 345 81
boo u'is h Norcross--4lo 400
100 Crown Point-itv II
asS yellow Jacket-of %
rs5 Belcher-2So zoo u
-, 70 eG %sSsdse q 2os 2O7 2Os 2i4 2ls
I ia IJtah-12 12s III
9aS ,Justice-75c
,900 Overman-2 zOo
10 Kentuck-l7o
200 Exchequer-ido
40 Seq Belcher-e
1912 %11sniilauIl74 ia 17s III II III III II
1s ia Alta-4S5 400 4S5 4W
200 Benton-95c
sO Julia-4Oc az
10 Lady Washington
90 Caledonia-3oc Soc
100 s Hill-l0c "a ,oo
"a Andes-l70 100 II lyO
S SS scorpion-lso l95 ON
% "a Eureka Con-N4 274 Zisl0
100 N Belief
80 Day-2l5 2lo
ssN Albion-190 1876
,IM N Belle Isle-30c
is0 Bodie-Sl 81
600 Holmes-50c
100 Gila-6Oc
400 Bechtel-95c
loo Goodshaw-45c
AZ Eureka Con-2n
4D Blackhawk-15c l0c zoe
10 Mono-365 $50
200 Syndicate-40c
go A~ddenda-lbc
60 Noonday-75c
$50 0ro-45c
20 Bodie Tunnel-240
200 NJ White-60c
200 Beshtel-1
1S1 Tiptop-5a 81 81
$50 s King-H
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davidson, at the Postofice bookstore.
sIs. received all this weeks story papers:
NJ, .rieasant Hours" and the "Fireside
Ssi yiununiy- tor October. He also ksops a
'~l nns OF the Seaside Library.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Messrs. Franklin & Co. have the finest
assortment Of carpets ever brought to this
market, and sell them at astonishingly low
prices. Call and examine the various
patterns. No trouble to show goods. y
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FoR RENT.
Furnished House.

Two-SToRY HOUSE ON MOB HILL
N Avenue. containing seven rooms and q
good cellar. The house Is furnished through
out. For particulars apply TO JOSEPH Va
MINI, on South Main Street. my6tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

A. d. Haskell has made arrangements
in San Francisco by which he is enabled
to place risks with any first class home or
foreign company now doing business in
this State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

FoB a pure Havana cigar go to DR..
Schneider's drug store and pay a bit for it.*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

Go early and secure bargains at the Sa
Francisco Clothing Store n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

CLEAR Havana cigars at DR.. Schneider's
drug store for 1915 cents.
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SALE OR RENT.

THE PROPERTY ONE DOOR SOUTH OF
Sloss' harness shop. North Main street. Is
for sale or rent. The building islarge and suita-
BILE for any business. Apply on premises .auaitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-11

DR.. SCHNEIDER sells a genuine Havana
cigar for 12k cents. #
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The Lowest let
Cabbage at 3cents per pound and pota-
toes at 2 cents per pound, at B. Berg's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
e Il Interesting { asC.

LYNCnEUEG. Va. jan. pa wit he.
boan issued 10 the Clerks ctic, OF the u. 5.
District Cou:t. il this city, in an action fer
damages under III, Civil Rights til. III c
writ il made retur1ablo in February. and tho
case will coua Up q; tho Msrch term. The suit:
is Instituted in behalf OF Mile 7. Whitlow,
e white gil lvir- il Cumberland comfy. by
hG1 nrZ !;!eid. Ne!so9 4. Anir1S)1. Mas
Widow. i: ap2esre, hns lived fer somc time
10 the family Of ucSt1 Wllower as nurse and
house servant, being t.clied std considered as
o1e Of tho hersabo'd. Though noltiog specific
was alleged rs 10 criminal conduct or character,
this m:de OF lie tended TO ibiuro her rsputa-
ton in the neighborhood. Alter Leaving the
house Of Coleman. tho rcsro. the girl catered
ono of the public schools CT the county SIS q
pupil. upon which tho rest Of The scholars & Il
quit attctdng it. Inc teacher Of tho school
applied fer Instructors to tie School Board
ood was directed to exclude Mis- WhtloW
lilo did SO AID she COW briggs suit fer damages.
All the parties 10 the sui: ero white, but the
girl lest chsr2cer by living with negro es
bis servant; As tbil fac: gives the federal
Cur: jurisdiction il will bn point of 90 small
importance. Alexander Rves will preside at
tho trial, whose Issue il awaited with much in
tcrtSs
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BY lfrnnn & Nisn


lReal Estate Agents and Actionoers.l
Ply VIRTUE OF A DECKEE OF THE
~ Corporation Court Of tho City CT Alexsn,
drla Va, rendered st it's Soptember term, 1881.
in tho cause Of Denici W. Grlith vs., Kins,y
Griffith OF ell, tho undersigned special commits,
sloner therein named, will of.r fer ssto by put.
lie auction IN front OF tho entoranco to the Cowt
room. on Fairfax street, on SATURDAY. tn,
Bib day of January, 1881, ut II o'clock N tn,
following property, to wit:
No. l. A LOT OF GROUND, beginning l21
feet inches from tue corner Of Union and Kim,
streets; thence WeBt with King street - feet q
inches 10 the contro Of tho square; thence sou!It
ll6 feet to 70 feet alloy; thoIc, oas. on tho al
ley 70 feet inchos; thence north By & s.rsiet
line 10 the beginning.
No 2 A LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVE.
MENTS adj dining tho property OF ID. Mcleod,
beginning at the western intersection of Nj:
hcLeod's line Zig feet 10 20 foot alley; thence
with the alley wes!wardly "a foot; Themes with !,
line parallel TO first limo 10 King s.ro,l; thcncu
with King street TO tho beginning.
NO. 3. A LOT OF GkOUNp, commonly
called tho GOAL YARD LOT,n commcncin.
on kingt street about Ga feet CAS-! Of tha cornc.
OF Lee street, fronting say GG feet on King stree.
and running back llG or III feet to ~ #. sllcy
Terms OF sale: Cash enough 10 pay cos. Z
sui! and the expenses Of sale end tho residue OF
9 credit cf six, twelve and eighteen months, with
good personal stclrity, Gni retaining t;la ~ 20.
cure deferred payments.
G. Z. STUART,
declU-aots Special Commissioned
~ The above sale has beon postponed I'll
SATURDAY, January 18th, ISL, at the sam,
hour and place. GREEN ~ WISE,
JanS-eots for Commr.
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LOC4L BREVI7IES.

Z. &. CoghilI, esq o. Amherst, will arrive
hero tonight.
The sheriff Of Warren county. pissed through
htrc las. blight with c)orCd man sentcLc,d 10
the peDl!cntiary from that county for rcbbi1g
his SISTER.
Two young r:on itar.ed from Washington 10
'Ea.o TO this CITY last night. On the way ono cf
them broke through the ice, but was rescued by
lis C0mpanioc. When he reached hero 10 WAS
II q most unpleasant frame Of mind.
Capt. Harry II. Scrvoo hi Just received by
express, from the lofts oil H. Oferman, Jersey
Cly, II. D., foGc fac specimens Of imported
An;werp OF l!omi1g pigeons. which Gro 10 be
added to lis alfcady fine stock Of birds.
4 Joint meeting Of tho Commissioners OF tho
Sinking Fund and Committee on Public Prop
cIiy viii be h@l! to. nigh. al the Auditors Office
!Ir the purpose OF bearing the 7io&s Of those in
tc!cs!cd III tho fish business on proposed
alnondmcn! 81 !hu present law regulating Tho
ssc q! fish.
Tho r9ar door OF Capt Eirrbcr: Bryant
agricultural establishment, 90 kiDs sIett, was
!oGnd op.n i,nosday night by cilicers Franks
Esd li0c!g. tpOa elimination, il Was found
t. have heoa h:ukrn open. but oothing was
m!a5cd. ihm tact Ii supacs 4 TO haYc bcon
heightened OF!
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Financial.

AEw EcRK. Jan. 20.-Tho rolCs financial
says tho stock exchange markets ut tho opening
wofo very strong SO far as they arc controlled
~ spocustion. u. :. bonds arc unchanged,
INC IN relIindinS, ill hsving had no influence
hailload bonds arc strong to-day although
Irregular a. tho opening the stronenst atoele
s9ll as high as tho following figures: Western
Union Telegraph at III; American Union 50
Atlantic Sc Paelicd7i Lsko Shore 1856? Union
Pacific l!3i; Northwest 1GG; Omaha pfd. 1O7.
Tho strength was of short duration and in the
fire: half hour prizes fell til per cent tho latter
American Union; Union Pacific fell q; North.
west per cent; Western Union Telegraph and
Delaware q Hudson i; Michigan Central and
Now York Central i; ard L.ke Shore and
Hsnnibsl s, 81. Joseph IA each. Tbi, decline
WAS followed by recovery Of !,l7 and this in
turn By snnlhcf decline OF .i3 per cent, the lat.
ter Union Pacific. Central paciGc stood com.
pa1sii1ely ilr'n, having fallen only II per cent.
North Pacific I'D. icil I From this decline
there has been another upward turn which ia in
progress as VIC writ. Tho money market stands
the strain o. tho rising speculation 81 tho stock
exchange IS we'll ~ cou'u 30 expo2toi, Yog.
tcrday' ratcg aTO unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20
BY Groen & Wise, Auciioneers.


PY VIRTUE OFTWO DEEDS OF TRUST
- executed by Charles w. Novlsnd and wifi,
and bearing date respectively on tho S.h day Of
March and Ith day Of June, 1878, and OF record
IN the land records of the city of Alexandria,
Va, liber 7, pages CT and 2i5, the subscribers az
trustees OF THE Mount Vernon Comparative
Building Asec citation, of Alexandria, Va will,
BY order OF the Board Of Directors Of tho ssid
association duly made. and in pursuance of tho
provisions Of tho said deeds oi trust, proceed 10
sci! at public auction. on SATURDAY, tie
29!h day of January. 1881, at IL ~, in front Of
inc Market Building, on Royal stroo., in tie
city of Alexandria, Virginia. tho property cor
No. i. A LOT OF GROUND with TWO
BRICK TENEMENTS thereon on tho we,
side OF Fairfax street. between Wilkes and Civ
bon streets, IN tho said city Of Ale1sadris, il
front on Fairfax street 30 feet d inches, and il
depth ll3 feet inches 10 10 feet slley.
Mo- A LOT OF GROUND with a FRANZ
ENEMENT thereon on the south sido of Glib.
bon street, between RairEsx and Leo streets, j.,
the said city of Alexandria. in front on Gibbo
street 70 feet and in depth rs feet I inches.
No. 3. A LOT OF GROUND adjoining No,
on the east, in front on Gibbon street II fos,
and in depth IS feet inches, moro or less.
No. q. a LOT OF GROUND with . FRAME
TENEME EMIT thereon on tho west sido Of Fair
fax street, between Gibbon and Franklin SITS in
the said city Of Alexandris. in front on Feirfsa
street 10 feet and in depth 81 faet aad boundoJ
on the south by ten feet alley.
~ Lot No. l will DO sold in two sopars!,
parcels.
Termg OF Sale Cash.
GEO. II. ROBINSON
JNO. b. SMOOT, STrustees,
THOMAS PERRY,
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EzsdJa;lSTE<sHas,,

{ 1!.AE&N5 HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
T9' ant q haJ mics frop, AlcrauFria
Tao Second hall Hcssion begins FEBEUA-
RI l..
Mis- VIRGINIA MASON, toschor of Enx.
l.sh Hr.ncho..
IL D. PAGE. A. 3, teacher of Latin, Cor
man and Mslhcmslics.
I:It i. K. HisIMAM, teacher Of Music.
ITot. {. ElHESl. teacher OF Frecch.
Miss nj. j. HTEWhKi. teacher OF Drawing
aud Painting
Address Miss VIRGlEiA MASON, Princ;-
ps'. Toy %1j. Alexandria, w. iaLG.eolfebl
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AXnCla2N,

CHAEI.EsToN, 3. 9, Jan. 2o.-Miis Bo:sio
Werts, daughter CT William WetLs. living near
Prosperity in Newberry county, this slate, was
brutslly outraged and murdered On Monday
eYeE!nE while going from her brothers house to
her home. Two negroes wero arrested on suspi
ton and lodged in tho guard house. They con
io:sod their guilt, and last night large body Ct
men went 10 ynCh them. Ono was shot TO death
on The spot wnc1o tho ctimo was committed Il, and
tho other mado his escape. but was rcc8pturcd
today and hanged near Prosperity by crowd
OF whites and blacks. Tho unfortunate victim
was twenty-five yeas Old, and WAS beautiful
end excellent young woman.
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The Late Storm In England.

LONDON, Jan. 2).-With tho partial rcslors.
non OF tho telegraph wires Frustrated by the
storE in England, instances of persons being
overwhelmed by the snow and frozen 10 death
are reported from various districts. Railway
trains in somo cases had to BIO abandoned in the
eEow drifts whero only tho funnols OF the gines
ara visible, Solid masses of concrete were scoop.
81 out ny tho waves At Dover pier. and stones
weighing more than q ton wero WASHED away
The pier AT south end on tho Thames opposite
The mouth OF tho Midway, was csrriod away by
the ice, and boat which was aiding in tho res.
cue Of Person's pier was smashed and eight nor
sons were crOWaed,
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CONGRESSIONAL,
WASHINGTON, d. T., Jar. %, 1881.
SENATE.

Tho Vic, President submitted & commu,o,
ton from tho Sta'o Department relating to 60
oll3r made 20 SOL to The department. tho oris i.
nal manuscripts snl historical papers b;uueath
cd by BtI .iamia Fla: kin to his grandson Wm,
Temple franklin. tho Same being tho collection
OF lleCly StoVcrs F:abki!n. Among the papers
is tho crieinsl pclitcn of tho Continental
C0rgy:ss TO George ILL.,, in l774, signed b,
The delegates. Tho collection will bo offered
for sale 10 L?ndon for s., OJ0.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Ga!kl1s, o! lnd., stated that no wsu'J
Got call up tic contested ol,c ion case OF Boyn.
ton vs.. LotinS but would yi;ll to the Conriitoc
on Appropriations, and Thea, tho morpiue
hour having bo,n dispensed with, tho House. n
1880, Henl into Commute Of tho Whole (hlr
Cox, Of N. l., in the chair upon tho Naval
Appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20
Injunction.

NEW loRK, Jan. 20.-Rurug Hatch has
commenced suit in tho Supreme Court against
tho Western Union, Atlantic and Pacific, and
American uoion Telegraph Cos. 10 prevent the
proposed consolidation. This morning ho Oh
tanned frcm Judge Barrett on itj11cion TO-
siranlng the defendant companies IRON CO
torlng l5to any agreement OF consolidation and
from lncreasIog thsir capital stock aud othe,
matters" Geo. II. Palmer and a. &. kenncy
sign tho undertaking 90 on Injunction in The
sun Of IS 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20
The PENNSYLVANIA sennscrsbIn

HARRISBURG. Pa. jar. 2O.-Tho third
Joint ballot for u. s. Senator. was taksn q!
noen to day By the Legislature, Without effect
ing on election. The only change from the
former ballot waS, that Mcesrs. Clarke and
iluhn oil Philadelphia CAUCUS republicans who
had previously voted 70: Oliver, voted for A.
l1udon Srowdcu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20

TIE Sour Observation-Disclosures con.
,I!tutlo1s have lot flowed into the scu2 house
yer? freely during thu past few days, the u'usl
qllltlty ct soup was served Gu: this mcrnoS
Tho following Contributions have baen rtc:iVed
to day a quarter CT { beef from L. Schwa;z !;
lot OF turnips from Samuel Pa lmao; lot Ct
bread from John Wcplz,l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20

The BUSINESS CARD CT Messrs. Fisher 6 Bro
will be found elsewhere in to.dsy's Gs2 ,tto.
Mes6rs. S. y. and q. W. Fisher are both young
Inon &C energy ard enterprise, and by their f ne
business qualities have already built up an e1
cellcnt trade. They have st their store, on Cam.
eron street. ino line of groceries, liquors, &c,
cad receive daily consignments Of produce from
thn country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-20

Tho popularity CT MCBURNEY's ROASTED
CoFFEFS is nccgua.eI fer by tho fact that they
arI roasted IL tho l.teat IMPROVED STEAM
EoASTsRS, rc;alioE al the aramatic qualities,
mako. Hlri.c: ROASTED COFFEE, COFFEE
you > there is sure to please. iaulo