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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
Ths 4sUiscnsa a'rSaf.

WAsTiSuroy. Dc. Tho Ctiuiaai Ccus;
was .i-,iay 69sin Geps'i7 crowded.
l j2a be G?*aing 81 the CGur: Gui;;. III a.
rtua"c.! t.: Ii had 81 ri.sd ca order i2T tho
aticnd,neA .! H.. witnesses ho had tugSlssit
co Ssutey. atA i,N rgQus,! desire the Cturs tc
sign i; =. clce. G::.a ost,r YVES iisuata up &c
judge Cox. aci GcitaEu. srp:renily satisfied
list lis w'sdes would 10 law 10 The C@urt
settled bach; IN lis aasi. .aG iaqk az Il iaGgn
inc Dansf.
Dir. Seville oa.Itd Gcctg,U. Uot;,Ain, sl;.cl
II tbs Republican,. Upoa lis feuiig ~ reg
pona, Charles T. FtrSe, men,ter Q: ,onSTes.
trcm Csc e., tosk tie a;and aad eas ql,l-
tioLa! rp5a the u;ate # feeling btSeen tic
lao i0as {! tho Il .pltlIc.a p.r,5 lst pro7inGG
to he ytooiiig CT Prs.iitu! CARRIED.
Ja3sa PA5t2r o. c "a t. tasins 40 lie i'm ,
Ct ;hn a.u;t tY tusssitg tp1a 6al ii stI1i
~, wh.r9 !3 isc:s OF the cas-, ss,a c! pGo C
6o'c.
Wines Vas then lj,s;i0Get IS u his III,
qlaotaece with thu :rsoue., aud s.,i:ii "a III!
celceaca that hc De7,t o5os;d't;a his, s.ae
msE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Dece;nscf 6.-flou.
To-day ia frmor. With al upas:a tendency. Tba
receipts o. WLa,t hsyo ssrneEh,t iccee,sa,
aud prices have sivaac,l; VIC no,e e,Iss of s7ro
bushels at 1856 1879 and I'D Tor Fultz l.SanhI as
tor naked Ard lio AID liS for B.nessa,r. Cor.
is quiet and h;m. With sales at 20 for new ,bn ~
for cid whit, Ho @5o or Csls .aec,!et
RA-T!aoaE CATTLE SAREE?, Da:.r, a.;
Prices this week TOR Beef Gs.lls rsncei :, ,n;.
lows
Best Boavcs 51-c r.,
generally faied hrEt d2a!itJ .,.-....i II a On
Medium or good fair qualify. .......3 COs4 Ga
1s.araa,S INN otes:s, Oxen and Cows2 70 co
nGttemo range OF prlces........-.....2 o. q on
Most OF tho sales were from, .........2 20 A on
receipts Ter tho week SI:5 head sales IGs8
ths market At C.ive.ton yarda h.e been slow
to.oay, sra rlces scucs:y as E,n SIS last week.
lnotL des,era Repeating ibem shade Ct, The
Culli'y CT the etellcga WAS cot quito tuGsl "a
those OF last week. fo7 though there ware :. f.ps
much better oa5 tasn then, :hs bette, p1,ds..
we're more scarca snt tho miadea end common
Cattle more p?enliul. The common Cs,tla Vey.
not as good as lhoae OF las. week.
oaeep End Lsu!us-Ihsr isno ou,sijs 81
Ier sheep to'ds1. saa that on tho pare ,msod
c,s os,eE somewhat limited trade OF outch.
SooG densnd. The quality y 80 Wn!ca are IL
than were soIi than. APPS "a lew batter sap
st S.5cs.t Ismhs, Nc qucts butcher stesp
Sa,sS-Ews, y, 4,5sc p:r ID gross. Stock
4. ner % srot, ,.ia per he,d. and wethers 81
uo.a-.I' Arrivals ;hs wses 1856 head.
ii nnDt 20 receipts are slightly isis ia Point
ocsr' ere IS con pared With lac: week, and tbs
> AZ? Is Eat' Shoa. tho s,mo eait WAS lheu.
;ut p:'ces are sksce of. win Only IN ,dersta
| cenaoc NtHela.iy iepo,ssa ia the 7ard.. We
ceo.a Ct T.sic, With TaIy fer sod 5. either ".
!sas' tba bnik Of tia sales ISL 2iag iIcp 7iss!c
pes 10 Ist. Arrival: This week .SjS Eosd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
YEG ESHrESfS.


deferred IL; ito consolidated ,Gs do "a So.
rits -; past dua coup 3d. new 10 dO5 a! bid
today. Colon aral; mildlingslis Flour un.
changed. Whaa!-Soushern lo=tr; Wcsto7n
lover sni Closing firm; Southern rcd, moro OF.
tsfiaE; 20 amber l42.l4I; No . Western win.
ter rcd spot aud Dec l"s4il2S;; Jan l4l! .l4l1 ;
FEB lsit.liii; Mar l41s ,ll73 Corr--$ru.hcrn
steady; Wc:tern easios and Closing &iaady and
hfm; Son!Garu white 81 do Hsiov IS: WosL-
err ml1oi SPOT sD>t Iecnmber tSI.t9; January
ol5G a'eeiu,sy 723,72t; stsnnec h;.--
Is; do mixed $3.50; Pehns So s. Rye dull st
lUOAlC3. SAY unchanged toif5a dali; Nio
cAiRnas ordinary 10 ia!s sinlGi t:ussr qQigt &
sofi s.. WhsSsY i'n 81 s. IL.
NEW IcEE. Dee Stocks Gull cid i,resl-
la. Money & Cotton quiet; up!anas L. Ii ;
nfisaLs l. Flour dull hnG unchanged Whoa!
hoa7y acI slls lower. Cora quiet sni ;r lower,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Tlat tbs I!rginia Republicans dlnt receive
mucl :ynps.hy lro::: !h5ic 9@lli it:>ods 10
tn, N nth !0r I'm u7g;ao:G2i Eauncr il TL.ch
the a,diastrs $40 t.os,irg them may hs SEQ
by the following STITCH tahcu ltnm tito .iN1cr.-
can. Ct Philadelphia, whoaa rspab!c,pisc, Is so
y .ou2uccoi t!ist il exteE3s iGtJ Il @ bounds OF
o,u!;aiiSA:
"Th, Vii giLia republicans wh1 leat;!ed tLv;-
own party organ" ,!lal 80 l9iE iEe faction OF
democratic repl Il stofs a!o 20 - rewarded Ct.
tia2y. Mother hlr. Levi; In7 any ether msa of
them il to haga th5 iccoEd SeGaIo.ship f7cm
VirSiii.. Tbs fiction which ombrlres about
hiecn per c"Et 6! tie vo!era OF 4 S:t3 has ono
SoIsto- Ia :Gs person Of a.. e shGac. and i, TO
have tho other III TIC person o, Nr. Riddle.
berger. If NJ. l.ewis and his friends Go 40.
toel 81 Gid lhn CT Whrn she ned pulled those
chesnu!s Ont of the IRE, j! il b:psuse they 30 10.
appreciate The e!tualioa. There ia, however, :.
illness ia the selection. 4 marks tho genuinely
repu :iationi5! character Of tie movement which
sucl papers s3 mo Bjsloa Advertiser and TIE
Nov York TlGns aud such rcsnGc!ab' o. IS the
UnioH Lea,uill - li Nav York, have Helped
10 secure tho coa.:o Of ihe o,do.t ard prnatit ST
of oar Conference.-The. BY all n?e.ns, !e. Gen.
Mshone put tho author Of tho Eidhieharger bill!
In the io:etroEt. ns thu BIS! symbol Of tho vic.
tory which has bHen Wol by destroying The re-
publican and ouIvoling The dam oc!a!ic party ui
VIrrinis ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Tao General ASSEMBLY OF Virgins vii! ulaai
tomorrow. The reai iostcrs haviog a subj
ciens working majority uill hevo 10 difficulty
in etfec!icE speedy utgasizA;i3l Of bo:h
branches 10 any way tl;y may cho, 81. As
there are sc0res Ct applicants FIR every riaee
at their disposal the d;sarpoit t,i c:ew must
necessary h. lafg,. erd many OF those OLE
posing ii ~ll, il is reported. after secios .hsir
hopes turn 10 ashta ia Richmond ,rapair at
odoo TO Washlrg!an sad Try their lock 10 that
city. Ia, !fem present iaiiostions 90 boxer
fate 1ws!Is them on tie Po.cm,c than en- tic
james.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Poor J,hn'S l-,oiG. IL Iowa him" SAT-
W'lllsm. "losc him so dea II, ta. if Johnuy
Will take time Ia thiok minu;e he ,sil graceful
" withdraw. R.ddebarper is the na1?' Til!
WAS the Gui.oau Blu lo:. fred ftJm the Gisey
House. ih't laid Johnry !o7. shattered lis .um
bar ver!,b II aud raiuesd lin to o pus peck
ct from his lasd 10 his heels. Alss DOC,
johnny. Vale. ra'e mftlhcSuin,u Johannes
D Inn Wise's body lis5 numbering ia tile
lro2nJ.
Bu: Maho6e is III ,rohiag On
Strm9uIatHs pro Readjusters. Ba'chtrsd 10
msko R'ddlsberger holiday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
Congressional.
SENATE

WaaaiNuroE. y. C.. Uscct4t.s G. .AiteE
tho iurcduc:i,n aus r.iete1cl Q: q GuU5:r CT
bills. ice D:os.2epar {! tho 52ra,e ennau3oe;!
tho rfn:niica O! { ,ae5;aec iroiu Ia? rras!aep!
ot Ito u s., a.! Tia Uisik. q mnmsn: later,
b,gAn sho ic;iirg q tic A"nu:l Eisas,se.
A!'sr iAa saeilfg II tie message, bin was
lat.oGuc q hy Sic. Leg lis. grept'1g Ri, frank
irg pcy.!sse T. LGeretia Il. GiIi.Ij.
HOUSE
Ms. H4,Sc; tif.r;ti F. resou i3a t,l.s!irg
!hat AllsG s. EAlul IL. tslsYa!t-4!.c: frcn.
Utah Ft;iit;ry. il t;iiltd 10 b. swo;n ca q
pTi:ua i.c;, get. Tho 1caciU;ian WAS fuilp
iaiA ty:r u:,Al iv;row, RI! The p:Ga;tiaal'
message Was road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Ia no uGl;;d Sta!.s lloG5o Il RaT!tseGti
iV1s IeEto!d1s tEi!o wSs 81 electIon fol
SDozt:9: Of tnet BODY. ieT ..au wh3 in cartsic
cjb!icRete!Gs my, tl:iIx tho nixt li!co years
have - Oh tie GE:c3 CT Pralid5:Et. n :iihcr ir
the "!tc;i,a. nyr ia Is i:aacs. a,r, there ir-
01ls / Say qu s!ous s'Miicg 10 the Virginia
deb, 10 ;rHN Q1,o AID y lair cunt. 10 the
c:r';a'iAS tax, t. SEQ so;ooi1, - to ;ho lboli-
ton OF thoa d'5lauI'rs CT r.r, legislation,
Tie can!idaisa ior tlo io.iltn zero MIR.
h=iIj'. rfahoHLcei radical Of the bitoiy
shat AID sta!"sTt cIdtr. @ho has bsos ioTeln9st'
s'lo" h's,nit:Has ih'o Cenpriss, 10 every sfot
tha! h:l tan c!aia IL o?prtss. degrade aid
itldie 'HYtois AID Mr.. Eaedsl, I stauach
1oU9tfA', wto. though Northern man. las
b1ea Ia sbic std ojhsSaat supporter Of Virgins,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
Peoria Ma iIr6l d. no,f,.

, Here Is pn taedicinc 10 the Word that eoasi.
81. Jso>es Oh. Thousands OF test mosis,s Ale
'eoai7e'i daily from reEp)usibo psrrits cha
.pask 10 o)nMerdatlo terms cr il. loo la,c7
Issue the a'me llGEGa remarked: 81. J.o;bs
oi is something { o family should be without.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

tie readias Of the Presidents Message sss
tbs cn'y thing Ct canstqaol c. dofe in Cor g:e.s
t. log. There vas hardy any thios Else dot O
Id tie Senate. AID 10 he House I'll es, that
took place vas squsbblo sbou. the admission
Of Ihs delegate from Utah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

srcretsry Hunt, of the nsvy, wsnis larger
foice and more effective ships Wuho1. these
Essays, 'our navy must s1oa dEudle lnio il.
significance" The question is # 1t bsa uot s.
esdy reIched hist stsIo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

louET OF APPEALS iEsTsRDAy.-i.r.
u ana Ais VI. Adams snl ais Submitted.
Hawkins W. GarlsE1's administrators S,h.
m:ttct. "oo'
hoSeiton's .dclin;:!rs.:'s v: Uower.p:.'s St.
mln!slra!cr. Submitted
hloss aEd as. W. O. N,ilt a.i els Afeued
~ Juaeo hc5tTt Guild fo5 spHa'lal:a 80; :. s..
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Dead,

WAsnINdToN. Dec G.--rbo C5Lstt al Vs.
paraIsn 'o'esraahs 10 tho STATE Dep,r;msn; that
MtisisF k;Epsilio tiid 3! Santiago II; sunday
last
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ssarSOnni.

New YORK. nso. 6.--hlr. J.tias3a Dsvi
is psastugaT CT tac rf the EliaF2&u s:caM
erj u9T 5vAt ,ra o: this na:i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

Mississippi enc, retudis,ed her State d.: b,
VI all the S;a:,s il ,ha Uaiou she is tho ooly
enc 10 Eh!ch thlr, is Go! n;orry enough 70 has q
sloels Natit1si Baak. !;woot be- lotg siies
the resoj ls'srs rtpIliaie Virgioi,'s debt bsfcre
sac will be 10 So greet peculiarly s:fsil-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
ilC Speakers Address,.
Upon taken tie chair es Gpcsber OF ,ts hcuae
Of Representatives yesterday Mr.. Keller sail:

Upon taken tie chair ss 2pcabeg OF lhs hcuas
o. Rtptts eatsiivcs yesterday Mr., Keller eail
Gentlemen d tie lions1 Of Renrtscn:G:;rs,:
tnsn& You with tear: flied WITH gratitude
-: the distinguished Eoaor conferred Oh no by
On eiec.:o1 :.s Jour spcSEar will Rs:uMo the
poTcr5 of this hiGh Office with. I i!ult, a Gua
ahasc OF ii III teIcs md d;at.u.; rf nv owri abi-
~ to NEE! them .ccoata5s: IL you ana 10 the
country. / ho!Evu inst yen y; a boay sud IN
dlVlcuais Will 2!9a me- hearty supper. in the
oi:chs!cs o! sll ny Gutiaa. prt mae to 3avato
myself !aIhtnliy and n:siGu ,u:ly u ;ha y2ork
Da;nre n'a Invoke ycu' and ~ couutr5'a chsi :
liable JudE!aenL on ell my Ctlicisl acts. viii
strive 10 be inst TO ~, regardless of 2a;ty or
seGiio1. Where patty r:incnlo i. Involved
VIII TO t@&ad - Es Republican; Gu. ia s!l oIEer
respects a2ro to ba sbIe Ia aG. !7eo from ps,iy
o!as. - i5 3 singular tact that. This mIs! pes :.
porous Hli "a Gu' Ealtoh's history, no party in
either branch ct EorRreas has on absolute mso,i.
" over Ell othsr p:fi sad il is therefore Tor.
luEa'c INST &. 10 ctaer tln'U scs, ard 70. Iasny
ycets prior &c, tho secession Of = brAhan Lin-
coin - Tho creative chbi7 has tneru been
81 lew Unsettled vita! GGttt!ays &c = nalioaai
cna,ectef III reih!ioH TO which rar:y lines laro
been Closely Cra@n- The nater;st prospect.
~ oi Tho pa0Ela Is in advance CT en- oiter
period ID ihs history e oyr aoverrnent
IRE violence Ct psi!y siiii. has materially sui
sided hHd IN Ersat measure t'.ctpse msny of
tho reasons Tor its e1;s,HLco ara gene. Nrilo
AMI GoLt!rGa to bull! Up unparalleled rTosparj.
l., u: shCu.d lie our highest sim 20 rcrmansatly
rrom'le az: Ia: cripilo IL This Congress
should 10. Cad / irti,u.d!T hope il viii BE-,
m.rktd !:,cu'la7;y ts bps:.tss Congress. Il
hay ID :!ua that additursl !sT.srey We, r,e,a
saFy to give 20 every citiZ cori prle protection
in Tbs eIHfclsa VI al poiitCal ri.his. With
eVe:iy balanctd party power, with few grounds
Tor patty. s!tfa sad with no impcrGilg ptesi-
Denial election to 'iis.5scs u from purely oais.
ia'lVo cuHss L nave > suggest lha. The present
ID m eu!picioas time to enact laws to :u,rI
against the recurrence Of dangers to GU. inslilu.
iiens ara to insute tranquility St ptrilcu, times
IN The tuiute. Again ihans Jag you for ,ns hon.
or conferred. and again inviting your aid and
generous judgment, en- ready TO .sko iha oath
prescribed by law and tbs Constitution, And pro.
cesd with lny bes. sbiily. guided By sincere
and eonest iuS1o;o to discharge the duties be-
longing 10 tho etice With which you have clo,h
ed ne. (:pnlsu;e.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

ScESS IN THE HoUSE.-WhiIe tire roll Of
menbsis CT The llSu;e of REPRESENTATIVES WAC
b:log c'!:ea YESTERDAY Mr., Moore, The young
republican irlm The Minnh;s aisrio! Ct Tar
nesz.e. bounded % the oi:e from his sent
HsVIni ha atEs wldiS ia tie cir, aed oti.cIed
to eweGlIrc in Mr. CaaImsrs. o; hlissis.ippi
10 the lel!cTiaa ld5Gu,g.: IA the in,erest OF
l'ilcc, 10 tha iotersSt Il cou:ul5u faircess 10
tns initF:ss 81 g!od gcvernmaCt aad NE ei7ii,-
zaticn Ct the n!aetecn;h ocolury. | respectfully
aod soemny protest IA The uams OF Ina Amir
oaa ra:p'e sgti:s: the sdmini.iratioo Of The
oa;h 81 rfio. to the Hnr. J. Il. Chalmers. of
the s'sth tis:rc. Of Mi:s.sEias; 20 a asst 10 The
Far.5 -,s7snih GJagE,zi ct !hs Z sicd S,ates u
lLaueh:sr
r. Hhea OR. Moor= La1,. vas c.!;cd Geo.
ofaRe' OF WEcousir. rcs:, AID minicSi5e the
nc'6dfan4tc style that gentleman ssit: IN
the uan' q hnmeaiy. 10 tie nam. Of The
cl''l 'tl1n ct the nias,senih century, % bebalf
OF hs hmeti1aa rea!is ntn '9st god order
sed ahtc: 10 Sc ros;nss CT sppolc,cd fem
lelnssseG iGd.l ihs CT les If his cfIics: ic the
memory 1t The uana OF Classy Young. ttiosrs's
predecs'5}r.l do n1st esfnastly Of g, IN ,ba
takIog o:thu oath CT Wm. Z. Moo,e If rfn.
nn'ses. This brought dopn III, Hcnso in
I:uods q enpl'nss. tu i: Asd no q "a. On NJ,
meorr, Sho VII! :tqu'ra more Il M ard sad
'2o5r:sno, 10 disc yer tia. os~ e.eubsts ~ :.
lts5 81 traassoadeu. asIiiy. nus: b, Iit.Io
clhdsht os ihz2 sill &, very severely .'s,,
down uooa. '''
C0iDcos JoEn Z. f1pbsm Is t. ia snroi,;..
SUPERINTENDENT ii tho Folding department AZ
'ae hoaso c: Representative. TIL. siyes him
charge ct ell tbs Ysiush,o ic:una,.. ~ r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06

C0t1cos JOIN Z. f"pbsm Is t. ts snroi,isd
superintendent ii tho Folding D,p,,,nec, ~
'ae i'oaSo c: Representative, TEL. gives hiro
eas'ae Ct ell the ysiashio documents OF Con.
E,rss, s.;a esS st.scns1 TO 4 5000 teal IF
shd will require decided executive 3D., .'eity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-16
The Courts.

POL1CE COURT, JuGYo ST6E.
Saturday, Catherine DentZ, selling liquor on
charged with making al indecent exposure Of
his person on the street; $40 or 30 days. Hum
phrey Coleman. charged with cruelty beating a
mule; $40 Or 80 days. Reuben B. Hill, charged
with being habitual drunkard; bonds or 80
days. Jno. FL. Scrivener, carrying pistol; $50
or 80 days. Frank herbert, disturbing the quiet
of West Washington by loud and boisterous
talking; So or 10 days. Carrie Quiet, Mary Lee
ard Louisa Brown. yagraucy; personal bonds.
David Henderson, do; bonds or 80 days. E. w.
III. Hubbell and Vim. Fl. Tucker two cor stables
were Charge with destroying private property.
Mrs. Harriet Bates testified that she lives at
No. 220 A street southeast, and these consta-
Ing with writ Of restitution and broke the
window fastening by pTying the window
open with a CroWbar. The court held that
the writ justified the constaOles In break
Ing the window. and dismissed the case.
Robert Barr ct, keeping COW yard within 200
feet OF dwelling house other than hts own; 81.
Catha1tne Scott Go; 81. VIM. Smith, charged
with keeping an unlicensed eating house; $50.
VIM. Bergman, Keeping an unlicensed oar; SlO5;
appeal noted. John Jones was charged with
assaultiDg another white boy named John Fl.
Davidson, In West Washington. by throwing
him down and chewing bis ear; IS and costs. or
Is days. Emma Jacobs, assault on Fannie Bur
cut her throat; personal bonds to keep the
peace. John E. Miller, assault on Mary Lipp5;
81 and costs;.appeal noted. Mary Shorter, a col
oIed girl about Is years Old, charged with as
saultiDg small colOred girl named Emma
Griffin; s. fine. Jas. Smith, assault on Sidney
tinued. Samuel Smith. assault on Carrie
Smith; do. John II. Scrivener, larceny of pair
of shoes and pistol from Aloysius Smith; $40
or 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-16

A CoLoRED GIRLS STORY ABOUT HER EN-
FLOYER.-A colored girl giving her name as
Aiabella Robinson, came to police headQuart-
ers Saturday afternoon, stating that she de.
she said tt at she had accompanied citizen OF
that place and his wife to New Jersey, where
they had been staying for the health Of her
mistrt So, who recently. however, had left for
Cincinnati, Ohio. the residence of her parents
The Georgian was cotton merchant. who
Travelled good deal He had concluded to take
her (Arabella) TO join her mistress. and they
were on their way there. and on Friday night,
While in the hotel, he had come to her room
and made base proposition to her, which she
IeSented. When she arose next morning she
found he was gone, and had left IS with the
clerk OF the hotel for her. She came to this
city to see lawyer on Louisiana avenue who
advised her to apply for transportation to her
home. She appeared to be honest about the
morning transportation was furnished her to
Richmond Oh her way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-16
Dis trict Government Affairs.

The building inspector has condemned the
WOODEN building 1913 3lst street, as dangerous
10 LIFE and limb on account OF dilapidattOn.
AFTER THE SUNDAY FISHERS.
Reports having reached headquarters that
there have been some violations of the act re-
strainiIg the use OF trap and gill nets from
sunset saturday nights to sunrise Monday
mornings Major Brock will have arrangements
completed In a day or two which Will insure
strict compliance With the law and the arrest
and punishment OF the offenders The strict
watch over these fisheries last year had most
beneficial effect In preventing abuses of the
fishing privileges, and fishermen generally &C.
knowledge the lasting benefits which must re-
suit from the enforcement of the law.
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THE MARsHALsHrP FEES ovERssTIxATED.

TIE MARsHALsHIP FEES oyEREsTIXATED.
According to the general supposition the Dis
trict Marshalship Is enc Of the best paying
orices under the government. This Is q mis-
take, appears. Under the Law the marshal OF
the District may receive 81. 900 per year If his
emoluments amount to that much; but, 1t Is
said. that at no time during Mr. Douglas In.
cumDency has it approa ched such an amount.
During the war and for few years after the
an extra allowance for fees was authorized 1t
Is said. that the total pay sometimes approxi-
mated $40. 600. This class OF cases is now un-
e. nd no fees are received from this source
$500 to 5000 per year from the Office. The
number OF assistant or deputy marshaiS Is not
limited, and under MT: Douglas there have
Douglas at 81, 50D-the first named having the
general charge OF the business, and the latter
Of the criminal branch. There are eight
bailiffs OF the courts under the marshal, VINO
receive $3.50 per day for the time they are
employ ed-flve for the criminal side and
three for the civil side. OF these there are but
las took charge-Messrs. Stahl and Hughes
and OF the whole number there are only two
colo1ed-F. Douglas jr. and DR.. p. G. Dorsey.
ored. whose pay is quite small, and they are
only paid when the court is In session. There
is sl.o guard to the prison van at s75 per
month. and driver at 81 80 Der day. This con.
q q.
it is expected that there will be but few, il any
changes made. especially In the lower Offices,
as IT Will be desirable to have officers WHO
thoroughly know the city.
TIE OFFICE OF RECORDER OF DEEDS
was created by act OF February IA, 1868. the re-
cordiDg OF deeds, &C.. having prior thereto been
performed by the clerk Of the Circuit Court
II is thought by many 10 be more remunera-
tive Office than the mar5halship at present
tie recent tncumbents having netted S., 900 per
aInum year after year. The total receipts
have run in the last few years from IS 600 to
$1,000. OF course the activity of the real
estate business has much to do with The
amount OF receipts. The law fixes the fees for
recording at 50 cents for each instrument Of
200 words or less, and Is cents for each addi-
tional 100 words, and the usage OF the office
mas been to pay the copyist one third the fee
received. In addition TO recording the papers
they aTe required to compare and index the
work. Under this custom the recorder can
readily make 5000. There Is not much pat
ronage under the recorders deputy [CoL. G.
Z. Schayer), clerk and examiner, and DIT pres
ent i've or six copyists tfemales). one being
colored.
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ETssELL-s ice cream.

THE DAsEAwAYs met at Odd Fellows Hall
last night, III. y. MOultol In the chefr Thomas
4. Miller secretary. Addresses We're made Of
the president, Chaplain GonsalveS, U. 5. A.,
Jack Reynolds, and Samuel T. Aman, OF Nash
VILE, Tenn. Mr.. John o. Pugb, one OF the
Dashaways' recent converts, sang In a fine
manner o. Be sc ever faithful and will give to
thee crown Of life." A resolution that In the
demise or Mr.. L. A. Copyright, the temperance
cause has lost loDg-trled and honOred friend
and advocate, and The Dashaway Reform CLUB
unite With their fellow citizens In rendering to
the beTeaved family their heartfelt sympathy
ard coincidence, was adopted.
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No. z.e41 drawing 6rst capital pr ze. $50. 600,
SOLD half in Bestor, Mas /, half ia Washngso
G.
No. So 4'6 drawing second capital prize, $40. 600.
field half n Philadelphia, Pa. half In brooklyn,
No: 81, 4A drawing third capital prize. SIS. 600,
scld in Toledo, Ohio
No 4, Ice, sold IN New Haven. Conn No.
"a, S67, sold in Baltimore. Nd, each g.. 500
Nos Is 2o4, 81, sSs SO, 49, a, 81, s. 49, each
tnmws. Iowa. Lafayette. IIad galveston, Tex,
aeao1ne, Fa., ana Partly in New York.
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UsH RELIANCE, the splendid Minnesota patent
flour, and be assured OF beautiful bread and

NEw SCHEDULE OF TRAINS NORTH AND SOUTH.
BY reference 10 the advertisement, IL wi / be
sen that q new schedule OF the B. & P. X. r.
Went into effect yesterday. A new train from
New York arrives here at 60 a. m. with car ,
for Richmond, which leave at a. N. insteed Of
$50 q. H.. as heretofore. The Washington
night line from New York win arrive heieiit r
al $50 instead Of $40 a. m. as heretofore. Tue
rs 81 man arriving st II O'Clock a. n, leaves for
the south at 11:10 instead of ILLS, as heretofore
and the train from the south arrives 10 minutes
esrlier-at Q. m. new train is put On, leay-
ing for NsM York al 1915.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded al follows:
Elizabeth Sullivan to c. C. Willard, pt is, So.
254; 8. Sarah Garland to S. s. Baker, pt 10,
so 1876; 8. Mary J. Foartsch to James Cod
6aTd, pts 81 and ~, Bealp5 addition to George
iowD; 81, $50. f. Pasco TO Herr & Cissell, pt 65
block 20, (Oid Georgetown); s492.I5.