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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02
Taklng a Long journey.

When one of the trains IT this city
came in at midnight, an old man was
fotnd sleeping In one of the seats /; the
conductor flashed his lantern in his face
the brakeman stirred him up, and one
or two passengers looked at him care
lessly, but no person seemed to belong
to him. He was neat and clean, but thin
and wasted by old age or privation ALI
sorts Of troubles were mapped out on
his clean, withefea face, but the main
thing just then was TO get him awake
and on his feet and out of the car.
81 say, old man." yelled the conduc-
tor In seven league voice, 'tget out of
this do you hear2 This is Detroit. If
you've got any friends they'll be looking
for you"
He opened his eyes SO wide and sud-
den that the brakeman and conductor
and the curious passenger fell back on
each other in heap, but only his lips
moved:
"Where's Gracie?''
"Who ?" asked the conductor, recov-
ing his official voice.
Little Gracie-grandpa's little pet
/ brought her with me. Is she==is she
there p
II guess he is not wide awake yet"
said the curious passenger. "Suppose
you help him to his feet?"
Conductors are expert in helping peo-
pie to their feet and this one was no ex-
ception to the rule. He took the old
man by the coat and stood him up, but
he sank down again the next moment
limp and motionless. Just then depot
hand came in.
THE baggagemaster wants to know
what you're gojh' to do with that mite of
a deal box over there. He don't want
any of that kind left over, and there
amt no direction on it but Oracle y
"Thats her p said the old man, and
he stood up feebly. "Take me there.
We're going long, long journey-G Oracle
and me: a long, long journey, but it
don't seem as if knew the way right
clear"
They took him into the depot and laid
him on one Of the benches, and put his
old carpet bag under his head. but he
still fretted for his "leetle Gracie-his
pet" and at last they consoled him by
and must not be disturbed.
"We've long journey to CO." he
kept saying to himself, "and grandpa's
baby mustn't get tired. It's long way,
a long way"
The little "box," with Oracle written
upon it in lead pencil, was safe enough
with the other freight" and the old
man slept peacefully at last. Some kind
soul threw rug over him near morning,
and asked him what train he was waiting
for but all the answer he made was a
feeble Thank'ee; call me at sunrise.
We're going long journey, Oracle and
nc"
He was called at sunrise by voice
that none may refuse, and when flood
of rosy light shone into the dreary room
he was up and away--gone on his long
journey. Only the worn out body was
there, and yesterday it was laid away
with little Oracle" in the strangers
lot at Mount Elliott, alone. unknown.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02

SHE was Boston woman; tall, thin,
with false curls and sour visage. Be-
side her sat her husband, a little, meek,
demure-looking man, who seemed inca
pable of boldness of speech or action.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02

THERE is no necessity In nature for
the alarming disasters so prevalent and
the sudden deaths so common. A health
lily constituted man or woman ought to
wear bright until three score and ten.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02

THERE is red and green as well as
black ebony.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02
How to Write.

The noted novelist, Miss Mulock, has
a few pleasant words to say concerning
her mode of novel writing, which may
be useful to young writers. All stories
that are meant to live must contain the
germ or life, the egg, the vital principle.
Therefore, the first thing is to fix on
central idea, like the spine of human
being, or the trunk of tree. From it.
this one principal idea, proceed all after
growths; the kind of plot which shall
best develop it, the characters which
must act it out, the incidents which will
express these characters, even to the
conversations which evolve and describe
these incidents-all are consequences
following each other in natural order.
Every part should be made subserv;ent
to the whole. You must have fore
ground and back ground, and a mid
die distance. If you persist In working
up one character, or finishing infinitely
one incident or series of incidents, your
prospective will be destroyed and your
novel become mere collection of frag-
ments, not work of art at all The
true artist will always be ready to sacri-
fee any pet detail to the perfection Of
the whole. A novel does not grow nat
urally, but represents great deal OF
hard work. When / was young, an older
and more experienced novelist once said
to me: "Never use two adjectives
where one will do; never use an adiec-
tive at all when noun will do. Avoid
italics, notes of explanation, foreign
words and quotations. Put full stops
instead of colons; make your sentences
as clear and short as you possibly can.
and whenever You think you have writ.
ten a particularly fine sentence, cut ii
out" We novelists can not help but
smile when asked if "such and such g
character is taken from life," and es.
pecially when ingenious critics persist il
identifying-usually certain per
sons, places or incidents. For me,
can only say that during all the years
have studied humanity / never met one
human being who could have been "put
into book, as a whole, without iniur.
ing it. The only safe field for writer
is fiction.
THERE is red and green as we'll 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29
PH0FEsssasNAL sEas

a CARD-lt should be generally known tbs ,
"A persons go unfortunate ss ID !oso ooo o.
more OF thai. teeth need no. wait we,so and
months for artificial substitute; and endure in.
convenience. dissgrae6tla changes in vcico. "a
cisl expression. &c. bu. map ha7u sr.ifcisl
teeth made before Gld inscI.ad immediately ST.
ter extraction Of tae- natural teeth. Ey thi,
mode better adsptatoa y mora pleasant CT.
preston and nearer approach 70 rsri preeery-
ing the natural harmony or tho fca.Iras gro sc
cured. and very much Oft The pain aDi lid ,uity
experienced 10 learning 20 u:o :eeth ara also
avoided. have prac.cad lhii N oia sue ,c;.f,.liy
for seven years shd having nteoiuoet it here
would be GLAD to refar sGy ono Interested 10 pa
tients who know Gift from a1ne.io5co Ia.7cstinz
tho nAtursl teeth my obj.c! IL II p.eas-vs ev.ry
one that time patience ani uocc.a nichols .!
treatment can save TIC use Of arssnc in "a.
s!royilg II posed nerve. is CONDEMNED b7 ID,
more enlightened OF the dental profession on
account o. Its turning teeth da7k, Inducing ab
scess snd finally tho loss OF The tae,h. The nervs
pulp, which is the aourca Of lilo - :ha toct2,
should always be trsatod. wh3a exposed, with
view to its reatoration - h9-ltl. .u3a no cherD
alloys for filing; my fee. ere .nrC lass than a.
uauslly caTgsd for the sams cis;s C work
Gold filing from 81 50 up; o.acr wo:s q. pro.
portionstely low rates.
w. CONEALJY, D. T.. 5.
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. OF Michigan.
Ofica: 1921 + street, north vest, Washington,
u. q. ar4-3m
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MsELHHERY.
NJ EW RING GOODS,
Mrs.. s. 4. SnSdej'

Has jus: received ls.Eo ssso:tmaz! CT be.u!it4 il
and cSesp SPRING CODES. consisting Of
ha,es Ties. Null. Harba7gs. Cloves. Hosiery,
hanGksIchisf<, Nets, Veiings. HuchnSs, Cor.
seq, Buttons IA al ire new styles sui n,r7
o!hef articles too numerous % manticr
She also his full line OF MILLINERY.
equal II beauty and quality 10 any ever offered
ior sale in this c!:y, and having secured the ee.-
vices ct Miss Lam EHaET, Woo gave such eI =
tire sA!ls!a2ton las. season, is prepared to have
WorS executed a! sh9s;ea: ac!cs Satisfaction
guaranteed.
- Ga FRIDAY ard SATURDAY,, toe %! snl
I5d ms she will open 10. OF fine PArrEH!i
6ONhETS aud HATS, All ara cordially ir.
yited to call at her store, S. l. corner King an
w washington s:s., and examine them. IaplS-2u
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--:.7 cooler north - YVES: and higher bs
--l.o-.
-s>lTE2ANrs Mass MEETING-A. &. HAn
MN NOMINATED FOR MAYoR.-Parsa,at 10
e.. .;.1-d % someo9dy, a5olt to su3fr,3
l. 2, ;;u:cu3 CT iemDcr4lc,, assembled at !s.-
-5.Is Hgl. Iast Ugh: 20 take sucA ac,ioD g.:
1s1s d:eql proper in !2!cv2.c3 to The
-Ea- -.cc ion.
-. meeting vas called to c.;er by ". i
..-- w50 n0Uioatcd *. -. A.ns.Io2g :.r
,--. amen! a!rmeu.
II. A'n.irJog WIS tl:c:o3, AID returned
.as.s5 !yc tie honor entered.
y J. PESO then offered Ito following DE-
.-.., ed 'eso!1!ioos:
M5'Goa3 great AID uatii!rg cii9rts have teea
n2lo - tie tf.aada OF temperance, reform sai
tUls5ay !Q- moths !ss: il AeZ9oG:is t.
al eco i:oc2 The pain OF ln;em 2cTaicl ;uto
.ss'o so5Fi:;y, sai
rE&eFc.s Cy tho b,as:jass cg G3d i&cs,ttf us
.l72 E9a Geea Il T.Ia, so thGt hundreds VINO
= aGl.c 81 &c haJ:;3 g: i2fcmperance which
sala-Tct t-cElse,T.. a,G tilCjs ia:o,ll.s u3h2p-
- sec miserable, &c 1o7, though 3h-so e.
~ .a5or a-H aagn7 Cs2, surrounded rg
a-gFv ;s'@'!:sz, wlo I'll. Iceh 70 tn: Ii.ud5 Of
c-!Q-G3oc2 II tT0.,C.ica ION lbs a.>;aacl -
.a-ns .: Ire IL; destroyed aa4
y H2:o's rorca!eu asd raSTect,G' af1.s
a.;o g--n i--H - iCuae5 ;a-~4 Il a4!3ct:tG to
11cE ;':7-@ -G;j.:= --574.Gs rc!,:iG. bT: ia y1ja
800 a. ,tl-Js I '.a:1 .a2s uaa.sG . c!c+a II
.E- .Jc@.s . tE2 S,g&ss:l as2 A,go u.l.si; all
:, Hr1 th-sr 60 aa.s al: .l.&i asr, 6z.3
-a9a-esi Is Il j a@..@;.sg 81, oJas.is.s;i,a
. '-a 's@o-,. SC: ether c.l2 &; Gir. - r.
..
'..=.!'-E, .'.-..-e ..-.H .,as a.i.TsI ;ta- ;:a
TI-:35-: a. P. @'1"S5l:.!, na7.r@ flied
20 9.2i% 'a-'t :!--stc: T.. y. TIC H!1-7 Il crc
---s.'., "a. t,-52l. :: - Ill; - ;&4 :,,'.3t
= SO = 'a-T1 - - 't,5n c. t@a' go III
- Dr. @5 ~ "a 25d-;2!t = =: a. o.
~. '-"-.1& i':.:5 a2,i 80 co. I,'7
y lt7.'r .s''.T @3'>-2 GU inI, ii Jaila
a. I-.-s.1ii '' ..t i2tp F1,a: ":d.f,
.--..
80. 5"'. =, '"@ 's."D.Is-s. r.a Of
.." CO - '&t>c!se- SD ,a1
'... "..'e e. *. - 'n'rHsa5so,
49, ~. 80. e.. ...l. ::'.'.f 3,-'I',! ~. -,
az -"''.', .h'r A"- ID !L''
't.a '....' no a.'.al aga a2'o"2fSao1 q
80 $500 ~. - l'i 1914 '@..!22' r.
.>>'.-5 1-'f - ".'t1
.. >.' 800 .'" '' - :,-."i~' "2E
- - >. f'.:-''
...>. = ~ i''' A''''h. g ID
III '..' 90. .5':'.
~ 49,. ~ .. J.: - -!
'' $500. ~ -. '.-. -. ,'.'> - 80 i'';'-
.-- ,,... H. a. ' ~ @.Is' j. % snt
..L.l.,... 49,. :. ., ~
-, go 1. -. 80
.-9;:,.> = .--.. "n. At. -
- az - F'''.' 80
go
ID, ~ - , - 81 -. " 4: 81 CPS;
,i',r,@.. -. -.
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SlLkS---S SILKS ---SILkS,

TIE CHEAPEST SILKS ~ AMERICA.
Navy Blue, Garaet. Lcl1, B!scs szl White
striped Silks, only 5lc; pu.a Wool Goth
Tor boys wear.j CENTS; Co'ored Sstias . csa.s;
Black Silk Velvet Si:j; Pure Linen y!esched
Table Danssk &c. Back Cashmere Shswls 81;
'Ncn'a Yelling the new ttylo Dress Goods
Bio: Mercedes" .ha new style Psraaols, lined
with Gold, Cream, Blue aad Black Si!k; Color
ed Ca:hucfss, one yard AMI 3 41ss:oc wide, ell
wool, tO,; Black Csshnere,. faa q.s!ity, pure
wool, double width. ST.; Beautiful Plaid ard
Striped Dress Goods for Trimming also large
sssortmsn! Ct pure Silk B-ccAdcs, Only 81 ;
Double White Blankets ST 60; extra largo s'ze
Bridal Qi:ts 81 IS; SPECIAL bargsias ia Black
Silks, 81 25 81 and 2GC.
CAREEH'2, III .5asi:es space,
ai h-Es" Washington, D. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

BASE BALI a n:.cl game Of base BAL
~as played yesterday afternoon 90 The srouCds
c5aT IL L9Hcops Il ga Ssttoi te.wscD he
Howard tIuc q diet school aud picked G;oc
g! as ely. Vi. L:oo.I3 3ia-bEr5 c,p:5io. re
su.ri:g il '!9:cr7 .or ;ha Hoesr5s by the toll
iomirg 7a5Je i!o17aG is. %; pcsca nina, 9.
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Police ,NEWs-ihe Mayor presided at
polls: headquarters - Cfy aDd fu:d o y3u7g
m'o = ~ BON; Gi1's; SEQ 5;s0rdcry oa me
5;r@o.s.
jams hss-a, i:cu. Wa-h2etoa, for : lag
a11-E sci di'1ti@dY OF the street. WIS $50
lied s.
Hoa'g M1.s2v, e2.ie3, charged with carry
IL: cl,c.4!,l :7a.aa2s, "a. dismissed IS tie
WI rc3 vas ~ sG;T: cent to c0aviot.
Joao Wesley, cclrad, vas licked up I'll:
Il 80 - % .u;picAn OF I11acy.
ih.f2s J)hIs)n, c3,or,d. charged with
a.a>'a& Manila j0hls3c, tl;o oo!ored, in a
,,nr,c3 '-,c-!g mscicg. YES baio:e Justice
'aE;c 4. a,too ycs:crdsy afternoon. The
'sl-stIa "2fe ;IGsebt 10 foil t.rce, ADD the
ia w's an !2'@r: sing cue. The Justice en-
tG1l2% tat ire speech Ris ons ct the
:G:Ganta'ai principles Of r publican fj.n Of
=07sil&t9 dismissed tn Csc q: complainant.
cH.i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

LTECHBUEd MARKET. April 22.-Ecus is
l'in WITH aa upward tendency good brands Of
When', receipts Ugh. ard wanted by the ,u!lers
st lCUal26, Corn Is le7s sctlve aad prices cot so
strong with ssle. s. 53:jt Oats nominal. very
title cna!i7g ard va quote at Is al. No Ryo
reported. EecCip:e o. Tobacco waro less tho past
week ihaG the week previous. Luss a.e lower,
medium ant cutting grades Ct t;righta also dali
Fine shipping sra7co md s@tien. Fine bright;
see lille higher tut prices lonsin ucciaa gad
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CINCINEATI Hoo MAsEET april 23.-Hops
| Qliet; common snd iig.! 5jaS6 IL; packing and
| rUtcaeTs' 5J.Su II.
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RICHMOND MARKET. april 28.-Fou. is
aQie: e: Issl questions, viz: $685. - for t9e 10
.sEey family brands But l:IIn Wnes. was
Ctisrcd waich sold st 1l0Il25i 1900 bushels OF
Corr Wee ch2!ad only psrt Ct which WIS sald
at t5>5. I!e;;nai i! c! Rye brought o.. No
Uai. frvC?!Et
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ALUMNI MEETING.-A mccicg of Tao
2ImaI 90; GaorceioHn Uaigersi,y, rcsidIGg iG
5 xs2t:'e ! . iuioe c9Io!cs, 8ii! be held
Il. &c ot:os . t ). {. Ne,ic. esq l20 Dokc
,.;c,t. O.: &4.ur.aY eek: at 5 o'cIot k, f2r tie
i.Mt- = Il 4;s.o EioE Sc c'umoi fs;eplsti q
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FISH 2!r)ET --D.e hUntreG aud tit.y thou
SAND heFiIaG 30 $50 tkou:ald shsd arrved Ct
Sish.owH ;~.5ay. SRA co!d 20 foiova: Shsd 81
10 % ptF hundred, herring So 10 s. 80 per thou
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April 3 Hog
Aarket sc:Ec ard t:IeI; i!gL. SlaS6 10. nix
ed uacsiaz G5iS6 IL chciee heavy g. 20,
Sc -. Csu!e-MarRe. quiet snd 5al0. loVsr;
common 10 f.ir shipping GO.S5 y; gooi TO
cholcS 5 iGaS5 81 shee2-Marset s.:ory fir
20 good Sass 30 5000 - choice g 20 .SS ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29
LOCAL. MATTERs2

Ge7tser Probabilities, -ayri2 90 ISL
-r;- Middle At.antic States locsl rains, IL
r.. : clearing weather, winds 81 ia. @
g-:7 cooler north - west and higher bs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

@ARgIAGa MIR. Kob.rt Bo7crig. of l. u.
tga Gun. 60 ma:ritd IGSs tight. &: Ne
Go'j. 7. i Ih1Feh, ia B,;timcEc. 70 Miss
Jg!: DlGa.l, va! huyRa s;c3ry lady of thu.
sly. Csc % d ;aG vas a large orc, AID the
church sas pack q. Rev. WIN. Dame, fer
7.sry 81 ,nis Gig, oticiated, a9d ster the cup
u &c ..alay c.yp.e Iett Tor the Nar!h.
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rgTHs RApiU ERGtZ2a!
E TIE u: rlp FRBEZsE!I
We hSvo ju-. rec=iTet o: of tho above
10 z-r. with NJ :ae !,:et Improvements
sp.S Hc1SAN g UHLEp
: UAG's COUGH SyRUp ios Coughs .t1
- Co.Ci pi!cs -oc' spE
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-: .tARM oH's WORCESTERSHIRE. Allen
!" l!a'ol'G hav.02 bean ramjcs!ed as tho
,~lPsr'7c3 ca2tiisis Tor Mayor st the mass
.SH.ei''G last Ei.hf, the question 10 cay has
ossn WI. t. accept. iir. Harmon has not as
60; Eac ia ilieisl olGciioo Q! his nomination,
-: - Undtr..oo1 !fom good authority, that
Fae9 r. Is ot'ca!y a2!ii@d be ~i!l sc,cps.
! ~. ti2Enon GOES rena!n 10 the field he will
eeF's'H s :, supported y BE republican party,
IT, E'c-Iv3 coa.m'::es Of whch decided, q
<<51r: LID a"2 not u ;nsaa uoy p9miGa.lons
= 'a2 Gle - b. 7I!cI for CT the ciecjloo ip
1!'v' Inc regular democratic patty has clear
";J;It7 9! ah5u; $50 ia ihis city, aud i. re-
I.@!*S 20 b. s:sn wi2ttcr sufficient oumbcr
q ieM?Ir9'c2 alca Gu be iotu,ad to unite
"'':i he republicans 10 ovcrcoma this ma >I;.y.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, April 23.-Fiuu1
i; quiet ht i.Si "a Tor fue t. fancy brands
Wheat sold 1T ll0iiS0 f.. poor 10 choice Corr
brought -. 50. Bet little Kyo or Oats sre com
ing IL which sold .. SO 90 l3r tha former sud s.
E45 foT the .a:t...
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T-yARVHT'S CELEBRATED SPKING-
~ FlELD HAMS. b:st Oh the mirke! for
:sls By L W. AVERY, 225 King street.
SE& GTS FER FOUNDING ctie, the b a.!
T. TEA il The city 70: the urlce.
4. ". AVERY, 225 King street.
fTHAMpAGS y CIDER, very hae sad Only
- SOG per ssl!cD,
T. w. AVERY. 22G King stree.
90 gEsT5 pS S, noZsS =,
to be returned.
X ". AVERY. 22j kiHg stree!
NLDEAMEB. CAbIa ct. SGauE LAl Ill,
W and ether Srste5 of Rye Nhiskey's, Swses
C..s@os. Shc.7y. Per. SUI hsderia Wines.
Rum. G. II ard brandy n store snd for sale ~
sp25 i. W. AVERY, 2!6 k;ng street
DWsELl14G FOR RENT-Tne BRICK
DWELLING on the scu:bsSst corner q
PIT. snd Wolfs rs. Possaa;ioi. given l.! Asy'
Apply - rrr c. u,,u
aDl5-tof oHEhN u "i"h''
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EALTiA0RE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
S"@.:=-Ihe HcW Yoig Insrket .of raS Sugars
i "a. "a L 4 : ter common 20 goot refu!1c
CcntliGgai SCAR is quoted isle. 70: refined
sugars Tho market is e.osiy snd We quo!e So fol.
lows c.! iosf Zee; crushed H.; powdered y:
granuia.ed =: ster6aTd As u sDd yo!l : !
t0S
CU9:c--Ihe market c :iauss very Gui ard
~rsE The tendency CT prices bang douna.rd
y . Ect. sales siGcJ cur lsst report st lG!c Tae
stocs i'll -F.. hard: o. date is 81 g bags aud The
total s.icl il Inc United States is l45 Sol BAYS.
We a lota Invoices SO foliogs: Ordinary g5,;
fsir ilt1li3, goot l2.I:i, sri prime Ia al:3.
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IhN!L> OF INFANCY i. Is al ste 1T Cb-
s::yt:ioG thst "c"sfy ae3soa has It's pe.i's, y
ao4 ;;t,a9ris3 to !he ioacco2t bs5>, lohiag
cjn! :, irce-. Ai:6r e:capiug The suuncr
scaafg,. the fail diph:h,.:. end rembrstous
cFJc3 81 T!2.cr, III ar, dtsiaad t. Ir9 Tie
@aGo'!s; .: tal! victims ~ snother &C :ur1e -
spT!'S Epprcschcs. TIL. Gsa dagger is il the
shape OF n:avj bs72 bats abiah era bs7g hu,l.G
70 81 OK, c.!01s n the s'r2c:s Ct the city b?
r2:7@c:3T7 oaJ' "h) riy 20 a;te1;ior 10 the q
pcs I 4;l0a5 citu SIS or pssseIs b.. l. Seeds
h2Jd thas e!,et ltGe cloyei up duucg the
p'3: "!5tcT Gs 5000 Gs iaiiL weather sets 10, ana
ta:Y al n c)uco1 10 their carriages tg fond
uoiacEs sd sent CT! for . RIG, 10 the miid
su- ght that hey s1: to &c conna I'D 10 TUG
the rlsk OF haj: z stuYocd-pro5abl7 ki!ed-b5
ruio u'ohits MQ0l ctn 9Iaiot is MADE Of lhis
Io'c!2fau!2 au5i.ae, aud 60 d,u5t the pc i,o
Il SCI 70 VI TX c: 0coe ant make examples @;
: II OF :lcs2 i17e5., Jaw breakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

NAVY NEWS - The Gag shiy Tennessee ed
;hA .irsr.r h-aG5eT-r, from this city. arrived
% i!.nlr.oo k)ats y st.ria? aIiorcncn The
/ :. :r4t-t:;, sH'p so;at2s', Of tho North At.
ell IS Il Il, G'G7aohsr Il. i. Tagior which
!. : 5ea1 81 IN Washington osvy yaid l9r souo
HUI P.sl. 0tc-agaJ a Cissbcro Poiot yas.cg-
4 y rba "..j s4;! i0r Hampton Roads Mo1dsg
1IX'
iHo sch1oi G,a::cr c! Tho u. slip Ports.
n.i!.a was ~ tn city to-Jsy !ooS g up sailor
29yi %Lo &c s5.ens rem the skip without!
N--niisE %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

NEW Yoax CATTLE MAEEET. April q -
Beevtt-Sc receipts. dressed beet sp5e,red t.
have seed censrd st 14,9t; Pc: 10 for .iiea
I,aiTGs II hs supply vas to- IzrKo iJr Toe do
c.s'.d, sud ::ai9 WAS Gull 3. lower Suras. Mix
veals raucet :r0m 4 &c pc: t; bll..rnlik calves
from 3!sI
Sheep BID Ism 5s-Gooj sscot ;ued sh.d :.
Et;o1ge 6nd dealers eSotc.sd - make clear
arcs. Shsep sold e: 6.1c per ID TO. uashofn
and =. t3It!' fer clipped. Year.i2z lambs
ranged from t2a7s, for u.sh0!c aid =! 81 { /,
20: clipped.
Hoss-Liro Eogs were in den.ad a.! 25s
Is - per 100 lbs, with . Car losd OF Ualo c5rn
led, lG4 los sr:.sge. sod 3. 80 70
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEKET. April .. Be ef
Cst:is-Ihe New York mscko: On Monday WIS
brisk 81 sn advance CT &c psr 10 for the through
stock and yesterday i: we. uGeh srged except for
light stock, which showsi Sigh. siysaco.
Sheep md Lam b:-Tna market Is iaecti5e ST
Moaday's prices.
Hogs-Ttstei: very s'ox. We quote a!7!lei,
per ID ne. viii E v2ry isS shsie hiShs7, bu.
40. Esny evan >! S;'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF CARDUl."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

q. WIN. ssaEssAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

i%?;t&j tis og!ai21. He hcpcl g a:i5npt
80. =; be Usa3 70 sii3=co aoy mau.
:, ieaaIs T:re ;bcu appointed sd r)'c . kta.
s0:!g eiga. raco passed between ihe te.e5 :
iaFo7 Ct Biz H:Tuon. Mr. HiImoU vas ,ht c
:.,,cir-d 70 lempeTsuce candidate fer mayer.
N&ss!s. Il. II. Fohz aod II. w. B.adle sere
s0loi2t,d ! rou 9i,iee to ;alorn Mr. Haruon
0! n'7 hou'n1'!on. AMI ho meei1g a:j.u'God
SUI c: - the ct!i + tha c)unilte sppyio' e1
to FEe5tG! caudi5ates Tor Ci!y Ctlce!l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-29

WIZ IIN Ct DC UIIIUUs.
70. ISLE by f. !. LeeibeetaT & Bro
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-05
THE RAILROADS.

Ali Eastern Routes Blocked by the Chicago
storm-The Bad Luck Of the Sioux City
Diyision--Over Month of Uninterrupted
storms-Wind Storm and Snow Drifts Up
North.
Mr.. J. @. Boyden, of the NJ. g. st. p,
returned yesterday from La Crosse, hay
ing abandoned for the present his pro-
posed Eastern trip.
The NJ, & st. P. company's river divis'
ion, st. Paul to La Crosse, and Short
Line, st, Paul to Minneapolis, with its
Chicago Division, Milwaukee to Chicago,
were open and partly operated yesterday.
So far as heard from the rest OF its 4,OO0
miles of railway lines were under the
snow. The wind storm continued in
Wisconsin, and little could be done to-
wards clearing the roads.
At the St. Paul g. Omaha offices the
storm was reported furiousin Central and
Southern Wisconsin, and no attempt was
made to start through train. The North
Wisconsin road was cleared yesterday,
and the Saltwater trains were run as
usual.
At nightfall it was not considered
probable that any through Chicago and
St. Paul trains could be run to-day
Wind and snow was reported from all
along the St. Paul s. Omaha company's
western roads. The passenger train on
the St. Paul division was stopped at Man.
kato, and efforts to open up the road
through the prairie country, were neces-
sarily suspended The Sioux City divis-
ion, which has not been free from snow
-, So a1Ir,1
ary lst, is doubtless this morning as
deeply buried in snow as at any time
during the month, all the vast amount OF
labor towards clearing it having been
undone IN few hours.
By running snoW plows ahead OF each
one, trains on the St. Paul & Duluth
road were worked through yesterday,
though with considerable delays
The Northern Pacific train came in
yesterday morning four hours late. AL
trains during the day were more or less
delayed, and blockade was feared, I'M
| less the storm subsidized.
Reports from the St. Paul & Manitoba
lines were of stormy weather. At the
north, and although the snow was drift
! ing, the passenger train from st. Pau
went through yesterday morning nearly
on time The Breckenridge and Fergu;
Falls lines were both badly showed under
| and trains on the road were moved eau
tiously from station to station, to guart
against being stalled away from station
Unless the wind went down at night boil
lines are probably blocked this morning
The deep pit dug out of the swamp OPP
posite Fourth street, On Broadway, fo1
the Northern Pacific building, is nov
being filled with clay and sand, intended
to stay the piles, which will then be driv
en- to make a foundation for the build
ipn