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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

ORGANIZED AND READY FOR BUSINESS -
The ss7ersl committees e the City Ccu.cil
iact yesterday afternoon ia their r;soactiya
rooms. 10 tho nlaIk3t iuitiiag, AID orgau;z u
D. the c!coliGD q ohai.m,n. IS follows:
Committee OF Fiaanc0-j. L. Smco.. esq =,
OF tbs Board CT A!dcrl2co. chslrnan.
Committee 20 General L,Ws-Ju1gn Cbss.
r. S r, OF ,ho Beard Of Ald;rmep, chair
man.
Committee oo PORT. 6. Suaot Ca, Ct
the Board ct h!,iars:ta, c&ai;msn,
COMMITTEE o. Light -Cjl. l. ", Reid, Of
the Board o! 4 d:fD!2u. chatham.
COMMITTEE 90 t!tilos--Hin RI. hIarbuly.
o:q, OF tho Board Of Aldgrmcn. chairman.
C1mmittcs Ga Pablo P:opariy-J. ".
Peake, ca, & tho C0fGman CGu1ci, chair
na1.
Tie Clmmiteo ca Streets mel cpa hight last
seek and orI4aiZ?d ~ tho d.cion CT b. Il.
lambert, ciG Of TIC ComG1'n Gauncii, cNa..
nao.
The Committee 60 Public Schools and the
Committee On Pole. have COT es yst crEau -.
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SIEEtA.kL.
NOiNu or Arnr2I:EE.

a. I'll ltj3lIued Iaest.:s .! Tho 5osrd o.
Aldermen nca July Is, ISL. thsrc Were pre-
sent: i j. Do4DAac, esq. President aud
Messrs Moore. e. G. Smoct, S.rsuss, MhIbury,
Stuart, J. Is Smoi and Held
TIE Bad prtc,aded 90 the chamber Of the
Common Council for tia lu-ross OF electing
Corporation officers, ED upon th,is rssurn sd
jo1rlet.
Tes.e: JNo. J. JAMESON, Clerk.
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EOTdI. BREV{2IE.S.

fI:g. Kerr. whose death is anrouDtei slso y
whore ~ 10 day' q G:Z.tte, vaa s!s.ot 81 An
iaooy Mclean, ESQ.,. o: this city.
Dr, L. ii. Fresrh who had 50 f.? recovered
iftm bis rto5Gt attack OF illness as 10 be s5s to
bs GU, sas agsia taken sick or the streets this
GlorDlrg AID had TO Do ns.l5ted to bis rtsidetc },
Considerable excitement was created in III,
Third Ward this morning by the scresms of q
coiofcd wnmsr, who declared that some one hsd
carried OIL Ter child. The caild waa found kfser
q long search.
Una schooner 8. I. Hitchcock was launched
ifon The vsJs 8. the chip yard .o.dsy and lhs
schooner q. Z. Lyon. from Norfolk, was
haulsd up FOR repsrs. Ths yacht Ella Tread
vel leh the yard to-day. The ysch. Amsrcus
ID there with her topmast OF.
Sias Diyou, deao,u Of Zion Church, says The
ststemens made By Rev. r. q. Champ, the
cola:s1 preacher from Washington. OF tho ata
ton house Su=day night last. aud published 10
tho Gaz,ite Of yesterday evening, is false ID
eV:rg particular, aud intnates that if Champ
come icoi:a' aroard Il on again, he wilt have
something to complain about"
'Tha oti:usry Of The la!o r. Marion Fletcher
will be seen in another column of to.day's g.
Zttc. hT. T.. Wss vel known in this civ, and
hht otcquaintanCge lsoWhire. He hold sew.
pEsI important Offices OF honor and trust unGor
lie s. government. an ing them that &C u.
=. lntsrnhl Revenue Assessor for FsuGuier &C,
We, &c was gan!!o.nan Of high socisl position,
q urEro:iai integrity and character and OF fac
ihtaiicctusl and literary at:ai0nau!s, aid wss
Beloved by al.
NJ W. j. H"ard bis taken Mr. j. Piar,
penn ! cid sioId Ia mo market aud vii always
NAYS olioicj seleo:lou OF fresh MEAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
JsGCAis 13ATTEES.

Tie iTeaite. I,tc0abslittes Juy j. l3.!.-
rog tE0 Sli.tl0 Atlantic Gt.!2s III. wo:!aer,
w6itary WINS, had a.as!onary o. higher baron.
t,r End telartia.urs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July l9.-The mar ket
is st*a'y and flrDi. The ofToross Of Wheat coz
t!nuo fair, and 1923 buahels sold at TO- llS. 122
sad l23 for Fultz. and 123 and l25 for Lancaster.
Corn continues ,carce and prices keep W. No
Rye or Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

FINEST OLD FRENCH BRANDY Vintage
1857 and PURE PORT WINE. Medicins!ly thew
aTo oil that Can be desired. Bottled a1d on
drsr&1t CT MCBURNEYs STORE.
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ExCUasasoYH, E'1EaaCs, &c.
GTKAlEH Macy WASHINGTON.

NLTEA n EIs 4 AHI WhSHlNHIUN
OCCCCUAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WEDN RSDaX
sna ERIDAY
On uneacing Sunday. Nay 18Th, LaaTa Prince
siro, It Sundays IT II .. &c. and Mondays, Ttd-
= asis IS AID Fridays a. SO q. m. Gin Sa.ursays
81 10 \, will la.7e for Mount Vcrnoa Springs.
Music sud daaci1g bo.h ways en- weekly
trips.
Tickets can ne ob:sued ssJ .rnee's dug store
This steamer ca ne Chartered ct reasonable rates.
uyY-3u l., s. EAHOALL. Manager
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

I'm RoCFGNG. CUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to prumpi!y. by STANsBURY & Bro,
manufacturers and dealers 10 Stoves, Tin Ware,
~, McBasooy's BaldinR) c5rner King srd
Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

IHE a. j.. la meciios o! he Al KAN
dria Light luIs1tIy w. ht!d E. Arac1y Hall
las: night, with Capt. McBG.ney 10 the chsir.
at which arrangements Tor thu "trip Of tbs
Comy.ny to CIpepcr we're c)mp!ct5d. The
GnmmarG will leave hero Oh Thurs lay 1c2t at
$40 o. II. aud arrive ia Cu'pcp,r in ,i,uu to
participate IN tho ceremonies intending be
unVeillug OF tho statue Of tho C1ntedc,a.o desi
kuriei st hat place. a dill! of tho newly Or
eanz'd Third Virginia Raeim:nt, 0; woh the
\. Il. L. j. u part. will also take place at
Cupsper during the dsy. Capt. McBurucy
read number Of rules, which he stated he To-.
tended 10 rlgldly enforce durlog his term OF
othc'. The appointment Of the non oomms.
stoned officers Of the Ccnlwar3 will DO usLa
next MOnday night.
The E1scu i've Committee OF the q. Il. l., O..
meeting htll Monday night. elactod ieon.rd
Marbury Secretary Of thu Company. z. W.
Robinson Assistant Secretary, B. II. Eowlo
Treasurer. sid j. NJ. White Assistant Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

ih9 Association CT Ex- Confederate Soldiers
!; Called 20 meet OF the residences of Nj. A. ID.
"s'i,!d, Ne. 50 Ncr;h RoytI stfoet. Tuesday
a'eht otxt, 10 mako engagements for attend
iig Tho unVeline Of tbs statue to the Corf,d
crate dead at Culpcper.
,]OUE K TruurpuAy S,o.oi,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

LAWSs LAWS LAWNS Just opened
q nhT and desirable lot OF tho best style Of
LAWNS at |. EICHBERus ivlG.1u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

POLICE lTEMs.-Tho Mayor presided at
p3lc, headquarters this morning, aud hsd bc~
iora him TUES Henderson, c5lored. arrested by
Officer Llttio yes,c;day c7cpipr for beiog
druok 90 tho street,; Mary nelly. 90 old
woman from Fairfax couoiy, charged With
dun enness; and yodcg man. FIR being
dtulk AID Gisordet!y on the Streets Tues
Henderson,. wac fiaed SIS for being drunk aud
sssaullrg George W. Cd., colorad, aaa 10
making oat:s tat he was sfrsid OF Henderson, j
10 keep the peace t,r tsoivo mouths was sent
10 jail for SIX months ~ isct to the chaic gang.
Mary keIIy, Ter diuskonuess aud vagrsrcy, vas
ordered GU: OF ths city. The yaucg nan fer
Drunkenness Wsa fined S. and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
Is? Joseph II. Eousswor;h, Auctioneer.

- o"eEfH II. EDuSSM:Itu, AuCLlOQepr,
'EHHUSTEES' SAFE OF MCNTPELJEH,
a Inc nome CT fsAsidea! Aaaison. in Orange
couhly, VAN execution OF the deea Of trust
from tha lsta IhoH'ta j. Carson to Philip =.
Fry sud LOWS :. Williams ZOE the benefit 81
GaVld Graham, deceased. dated August |, 1885,.
snd recorded in tho Clerks ci1icc OF Grange
county Coast, the uT!5ossigaal. who have been
dul7 substituted as t'u:tses in The plSoe Of tbo
aald Philip 5. Fry md Lewis 3. Williams &c.
ceased, being thereto REQUIRED by tina present
oanetalArles IN SAID trust deed. will sell BY auc.
tlon. upon the praia;s0s, On TEURSDkY. July
-, 1851, the VALU a-eLH TRACT OELaND
Gonvesoa By said dsod. Known rs MONTpi:.
LIEN, eitua:at in C.srSc county. Va ican;o.
c!a:e!y on tha lie g Tho Virgins Midland rail.
COETAINiNG 1865 AC.t:S. The land is C.
good quslIty, well Wa,crni md t;mbsred. Tao
improvements consist Of q la?Eo and inlpa:iEc
ERlta DWELLING. c>aCs3d by Prcside1i
MGd!aou c2rmsn3iag = laxn;GcaEt viow ii
tie B.us isidea Mountains. together With sill Tho
necessary out bulldogs. The grounds sra Iue..
~ coat!deTot The handsorncs. in Hiadmout Viz.
gina. %a!s would nnske mcst delightful sum-
mer fasidenoo. hao stock farm, or could be con-
Vertad Id 70 pleasant Eumoler resort.
TERMS: Cash o:oGsa 10 pay tho cost Of exc.
cutting the trGs! aad to 2sy hsthrcs secured 81
deed ssy SI3 CQQ Ard CO 20 tho residue upoa
credit OF oco aid two years, The purchcaer 20
give bond for the dtfa-sed payments. bea,inn
interest from doy OF sa:n aad stcurod by deed Of
trus. On lHnt. Should Tho banelciaries conclude
not TO require tho whole amount due III ,m: in
czsh tho .caanas Of tsrn!s will be announced OH
DIZZY Of Gale
For tu!!h;c Information, address tha .ru;tgAs.
LINDEN EgET,
alexandria. Va.
JOHN &, WILLIAMS,
UrauEa Courshcusa. Va,
SSii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

DELEGATES WITnDRAwN.--Ata called meet,
;oS Of ths Democratic KeaGiuster Cub held las:
Eight for he purpose. Dr.. a. L. Cox il tho
chair. the delegates elected at rccan. meeting
10 represent tie club in tbs State convention
1T Richmond, fer the sake Of haimouy in tho
d;nooIalc raliy, wero Withdraw. 1t was
then resolved to epGoavor to secure the election
&C delegates favorable TO g readiustno1t ct the
&isle debt st the regular conservative meeling'
to b. held 10 tho several wards Of the city to-
MORROW pipht. Alter tho transaction Of some
other rou.i1e business. the nec.iog adjourned
ill the ffst Wednesday 10 September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

The WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY TRIP.
The Washington Light Infantry passed through
here this Eorping over the Virginia Midland
hallrosd, for Warrentop, where the battalioo
Will 20 into camp st the Fsuq1ier White Sui
Dtur Springs. Tie commsnd was accompa'
med by the United States Second Artillery
Baud. st Warenton the visiting snlder1
we're received aud barquetted By tie k'ass Of
sAa. place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
MINIATURES ALMANAC. JULY 10. 1881.
Sni' rises ....".-... 81 San sc:a........., IS

S1cI w DlG1As
MINIATURES ALMANAC. JULY 10, 1881.
SIN r;ScS.....-...... 81 San Sc:s......... Is
AHa!Esp.
Str T V Arrowsmi.h, lower Potomac, 20 20.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia, by + a Heed.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, hv P Hooa.
Str Maltsno lower Potc by j Broders u Go.
Str L V Acrowsmith, lower Potomac, BIZ Po-
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr Clara Il Simpson, Gcoree.own, By VIM
A Smoot.
Schr John Bird. Georgetown, by W. Smoot.
Schr VIM y hilton, Bristol, K. l., by Hsmp
s. Bslto Coal 20.
kEIoaAEDA
Schr Gacrgs Walker. sailed from Bath, for
Washington 10th.
schr John 4 Sanford, from Georgetown, at
Bristol 18Th.
Schr NJ G Hart, from Georgetown, at Fall
River 10TH.
schr u NJ Anthony. ssIed from New Bedford
Tor Georgetown 16tt.
Schr Nj < Gray. fer Georgetown, q! Nov
haven l7th.
Scbr Charles T Sampson, ssilcl from Pro7i.
dence, for Georgetown 18th.
Sebr NJ Thomas from Gecr gst5wn, 3. P,o7i.
dence lGth.
schr Ihomss Ball, from Georgetown, q!
Somercet l5.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

h,cHUENEY's il thu nlscs 20 bry Xcuo Tea.
tic Kind The Chinese drink. 10 quarter, half aad
Iiouad paokaccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

Ga TO MCHURNEY's and got a small Pho
HAM lunoarVss8cdl aad mild cured. JUS. what
sou VISIT Tor surlmhr us,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 49,
Prices this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged IS fol.
lows
DcSI DooVcs ......5 10 9 u ~
GoDo-ally rated first qusliLy ........4 % q 5 IS
Medium or good fGir qu.lity..".......3 80 a 4 20
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and CoWs2 80 q 8 so
Extreme range ofprcos. 81 3 & 81
Most of the sales were from ..........5 20 + GU
Receipts for the woek 1870 hoad: sales 1867.
The mrrket in general has baen slightly more
active than ii was last week, some few only OF
The dealers reporting trade as slow. P,;css OF
MEDIUM and common Cattle ere reported l23 10
l5c per 100 lbs lower, while tho best grades show
no change, though somo few selections sold q
shade higher than lat week. The quality WIS
"a good as it was last w0os, aud nearly al tho
offerings wore digrosed Of.
Mich Cows-Gond Cows sro SCARCE We
quote ct 3LsS38 per head Wholesale
Sheep and L.mbs-There hes been yory
heavy run Of sheep during the past week, bu.
several thousand ware reshippei EAst at oRnar8'
risk, and fully 20Q0 moro bcu 1ht On speculation
to 80 Best. Tho demand on The part OF home
butchers has beon fair, tu. prices hs7e recs1ed
&c. We quote Sheep q. 3I5tc, and Lsmbs at 81
6ic per Id 2rcsf. rivals THE Wocl Is &52 heaG
Hogs-The offerings, although nearly double
in tho number reported last week. are about
cqasl to the domsnd, being in some pens light
aud others fsir. Prices show en- Improvement
OF tiace last week, and trade is fn: 10 good at
The advance. 1hs quality is fully equal 10 that
Of last weeks offerings. We quote st Sa9c m sl
sales ranging ct 83s9; per Id nel. Arrivals this
week 5l20 heac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

THE IRON Works. -The castings for Tho
igcn furnaces Of he Potomac Manufacturing
Company have hecn shipped from the North.
snd sro expected 10 arrive here the lstter part
CT the prcssn: week, when tho work # putting
then Up will be Immediately oonncrc d. The
company txpec!s to be manufacturing iron By
the vspor fuel process inside of three weeks.
A large portion Of tie three million feet OF oak
iunbsr advertised for by tie company, will be
ustd, it is understood in the construction Of
wharves. g.. II is proposed to bniId wharf
from the Pioneer Mills to Messrs. j. 2. AgneH
& Coz coal wharf. foot Of Wolfe street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
ETsFgs:2iE SAFER.

;EOM { !SSIUNER'S SALE.-In pursuauce
" o: s decree CT tha Corporation Court OF Il O
city Of Alexandria ia ths suit OF Fsudal guard
ian vs.. FeIdali OF SIS. ;he undersigned will
oEar 10: is,e, a: public auction, a. about II n.,
On SATURDAY July 32:h. 1881, in irons OF
the Govt a2r9e on Fairfax street. Alexandra,
We 3 i.OTUE & ROUND With ssnsil FEAMT
!3Gt::: Is ;bar3oa. SITUATED on tue esss side uf
Washington s!Fast. to:wean Eiag and Price
streets. alexandria. Va. in width 20 feet O..
washington stlast. end ii depth ll3 feet; !: b..
iHs mo property rest s5!i5A &c ;ho dYsil;nr
house. Of 6. s. Tayl:s, il
tefris OF sac: Gus third in cssh, sn,, tie
IasiuGe N Two cqu2i paymsits st giz aul twove
morths from day of sa!o with intsrest .hefccr;
the noths OF tho purch.sar with SECURITY 10 bs
given therefor, AID Tho title OF tae propsrtv 20
Do reas!aat! uatiI tho narchssA money is p.ii,
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
lC3e-E Coplm'r. of Salel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

BLACK CANVASS Belts, RIO RAG BRAID,
aha i"a'y Other leading add dcrrablo ar,ielos,
3a' opened al |. ElCHByRG's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

vYEOKERS SELF RAISING NEW PRO.
IL CESS FLOUR, Grshsm Flour and Grid
die Cake Flour received to. day and for sale ly
id j. @. hILBUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

GSOFFEES AND TEAS-12 half chests Gun.
~ powder. Ooloug and japan Tess; 10 SACKS
Rio, Lssusyra and Java Coffee and GOD pounds
Arbuckle's celebrated Roasted Coffee.
sp7 HARMON s. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
iyli -WtH

GALE OF TIMBER tlhND--PuTsuaat 70 y
- docreo rendered 81 tho h ovsm ber term, 1879,
Of !he Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, In lhu
sniL Of Lee ct ala. vs.. l.. L. Loo's hGmattstoI;
the undersigned, surviving Commissioned of ssu
thorein named. on MONDAY, tina l6:h day OF
hugust 1881, Ct - o'cioc! 10, will sell 81 public
auction, before Tho Goutt H0rSa door Of said
county, p TRACM Or hAND-a par. of tho
esleto OF thu r.o Il. L. LEG, containing
113i acres. Thi5 lnIl il in Lag District! lies
about mile and enc half south Il Hurka's stu.
tiou, adj ons Tho land: o. 6.i:s Elizabeth Loe, aud
also tho land purchased by !@arshal s. Fsitlas
from the underlined Commissioner. II ia Wol
timbcred, End ho;ng c'oao 20 III railroad, is. GA
shat scoount very de2i5s1l,
Term5: Cash elcu$h % pay Costs OF suit and
expenses Of fn,c, md tho ru:idua uu n creti. OF
g. II end Ia mouths, 10 bs secured ~ tho put-
chsecr's bonds. with gioi paEaJ:!al security,
bearing in:ercst fcn ;;Ey Ok sale, anl !I!e 30 hy
reta!n@i Till thd ias! I:aEinaTi. is mnle.
THOMAS MOORE
jgii-T4W i;rr9!"inZ GGmm'r. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

g. WEE. "a M&AY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

DyLE'S PEARLINE.-Aaving secured tho
4 Agency for Pgle's Perline, for this city
oH:r it to the trade at factory prices here. A
large let received to-day.
jyl9 j. G. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19
COMMON COUNCIL,

JNo. J. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

TUSr received this day co dczen half snd one
q gallon Common Sense Earthenwsre Stew
Pans: which we are ofiaring very low. Gall and
look at theIo.
iy18 f. j. MILLER s. 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July IS -
Prices this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged IS fol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-19

The Couui!iea 90 Public Schools and the
C1DmiHeo On Pole. have COT ss ySt crsau' z -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

A few days ago the telegraph told .
graphic little story Of how our distin.
plishsa French and German guests to
the Yorktown centennial celebration
made q public exhibition Of their proiuss
iibsrality and internationally jealous
rivalry By actually throwing money away
In . ri~diculously reckless manner It
was at Richmond. Virginia. They were
accidentally delayed at the railroad
depot, waiting for carriages. and strolled
upon the wharf. just for fun. the Ger
mans threw o few handiulls Of coin
broadcast into the river. The French.
men saw Il. and not to be outdons TO
spondsd BY scattering whole rolls Of
paper money upon the breeze and the
water. A huge crowd OF negroes gath.
cred directly. and went to diving and
swimming after all that shower Of money.
The Freedmen laughed loudly. and the
Dutchmsn laughed still louder. and all
very derisively and densntly. but 1t 10
not related that the poor diving and
swimming darksys laughed ct all. The
chances are that the Deutohsrs threw
nothing but "spisl marks" and the
French . few million Of Confederate
scrip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
The Lost Jeanette.

New York. October 25.-Ths Herald
prints another full page Arctic corre-
spondence on which Il editorislizss AZ
follows: Professor Muir thinks the
Jeanette pushed directly north through
the open water extending at least 100
miles southwark from Herald Island
looking like an open river between the
banks Of ice which was frozen to the
shallow bottom. The stream which
flows through this opening Of the east
coast Of Wransel Land Is said to set
n~ortherly at the rate Of about two knots
an hour and clearly indicates an opening
further north, whence millions Of young
geese come. Swedish reports confirm
this view Of the opening. and II IL
highly probable that the Jeanette raw Il
and pushed as far northward a. possible,
which would fully account for the Cor.
wins failure to discover any trace Of
the Jeanette on the southeast coast Of
wranssl Land. when alone she made
any search.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Like Old Times.

The white Pine Ners' office 10 next
to the hurdy-house. and . recent ARRAY
In that resort In which several were shot
and cut brought to the editors mind
recollsctions Of earlier days, and be
writes: "Ths shooting scrape at the
hurdy-houss Monday night reminded rs
Of old times. when on the Eurska Ssnti.
mel, down on Busl street. A thin wooden
partition was all that divided the Sentinel
composing.room from the dance house.
and usually the night's entertainment at
the latter place. wound up with a shoot
ing tournament. On such occasions the
printers used to do some good lodging
behind stands. Behind the stove was
the only safe place In the Office, but
Cassidy and Skillman had that safe
spot set apart for themselves. An EN-.
ploys Who sought safety behind that
stove from tho struggling bullets was
promptly discharged"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES
4 Strange Murder,


SAIr LAKE.. October 2s.-Nisht before
last Jssl Hinckley. sgsat Of the Utah
and Northern Railroad, was killed In his
sfios Of franklin By two masked men.
In another part Of the Office Q young
mar Vas slsspins. who was An sys-wit.
meas 10 the tragedy. The other en-.
ploys, who wal . mail carrier for the
ONCE. says hs was awakened BY Hinck.
ley coming In. he went to the corner
and vas washing his hands when two
men wearing masks entered the door.
and o presented Q revolver and called
cut, "Threw up your hands," Hineklsy,
who was about to wipe his face with .
towel. turned his head and ct the same
moment the man fred, and Hineklsy fell
over against the wash-staud. Both men
Immediately left the premises, and the
mail earlier. getting up, went to the
bedy. Hineklsy was dead. the ball hav.
ing passed through bis chin and throat
and broken his neck. The witness OF
tho killing raised An alarm and inside Of
an hour Q number OF citizens were In
pursuit Of the ASSASSIN. but ct the present
writing there ID no clue whatever to the
identity Of the sceundrsls. The general
theory IL that they intended to make
Hincklsy give them the key 10 his safe.
and that the weapon VA accidentally
discharged. and alarmed at their own
vork the man fad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Carson Items.

The Appeal Of this morning gives tho
following:
Large quantities OF wood are still be.
ing taken out Of the river at Empire.
The sessions Of the District Court
begin on the 7th OF November with an
extraordinarily light calendar.
It is stated that Fish Commissioner
Parker will make an effort to secure carp
spawn to hatch for Nevada streams.
There are q great many wild geese re-
ported In the vicinity OF Washos Lake,
bat hunters bring very few 10 the city.
The recently arrested mail dsspsilsr.
Mcguire. has q wife and several children
In San Francisco. who will be reduced 10
actual want BY his criminal conduct.
The New York Mirror says that Miss
Adele Waters. Of this city, now playing
with Robson and Crane at the Fifth Az
enue Thsater. has made o decided hit.
The sickness In the family Of Hen. D.
r. Sessions having taken . moro favor.
able turn, he LEFT last night for Eureka
10 take editorial charge Of the Eureka
Sentinel.
The Morgan mill has been temporarily
shut down, owing 10 Q breakage In the
machinery. It Il stated that the Savage
company contemplate buying that prop
erty.
The Inder says that q family at EN-.
pirs was badly. yet not fatally, poisoned
last Thursday BY eating head cheese.