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baltimore Il OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERl STEEL
RAILS.
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN
tsacHcAGd tA GFS SSisssHgYr9 ON ST ,o,,s
A1i EAfKEoo. Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati,
sooesaIt " n3o- xn'; .,,, hlesa,e o..
Balrnlore Annapolis, and Way (Piedrlont
SStTasbqr. Winchester. Haxerstown. and Way via
t5;45-BAl.TIMORE EXPREss
ELI ia Si 9; 1ok AND BOSTON
I AND of Ta t iss I fxrREss eom
ntsts iGr hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
si6, Hyst's,e end hagssl E.prsss
and D'rsey's On Sundays stops at ali stations.
looo-BALrIMoRE EXPRESS tstops a. fayetteville
;4e o. n;;g CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND
.,S1aniore. Enicott City. Annapolis and Way
z 3s-t5a Sg a. only fer Baltimore and Way.
YORK EXfKESs.f nii-ADi-ifhiA AND NE"
s:So-Bahmore ma Way Stations. Winchester. Fred
H s1a rTsS II kke AND LAUREL
E N Frederick viz Relay. stops at Annap
E r64 . AHnaUqSs aud Way Stations
chester aud Way stst,ons t0n sunday to Point Of
- . toCAs aud way Stations Cnly.)
% AsWbAll1MURE EAPRESS. (Martinsburg and
way, Via keiay Stois at IL attsy Lille aud Laurel
=. oS-fsr,t OF Rocks and Way stations.
Y. b@iillnore and Way Stations.
f1:iu-EALIIGORE, HiATrSViIIE AND JAUpIy
EXPRESS A-noi'H
ts:s5.PHILADELPHii. NEW YORK and BOSTON
IMPRESS. Sleeping Cars New York Sion at
Hyatt~vile and Laurei. ~
ts:4s.S hiCAGO. CINCINNATI aud ST. LOUIS Ex-
ffskSS. Sieepliis Cars - Cincinnati and Chi
6unday -'' ~>~'b'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
TURNER Information apply at the Baltimore and
emo Icket oinces, Washington Station. Sly and I35
avenue corner i4th street where orSirs
vii be taken Tor baggage ~ be checked aud received
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w o R 7 H
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.
DIR. c. W. BENsONS'S CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS

DIR. c. W. BENsONs's CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS.
THEIR EFFICACY IN SICK AND NERVOUS HEAD
ACRE n SEyKALs q Appi NIElE:sN2usSEss.
AND DYSPEPSIA,
Is f lilly, est,hishsd feet based actual experence
these diseases.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
for nervous disease is TIE important addition made
t. the mate,a nieiica III the last quarter Of century "
Dr. J. ". ]. Englsr of Baltimore.
''Dr. Bensans Pills are worth their weight in gold in
Baltimore "
These Pills are invaluabie IN Nervous diseases."-
Dr. Hammond. OF New York
DIR. Bepson,s Pills for the cure Of NEURALGIA are a
success G. P. Holman. of ChristsnbIrs. Va.
special Diseases named and for these diseases they
nrenspeI as al sr s & sereTs TheE
vous Headache, Neuralgia Nervousness Paralysis
Sold by al Drfseists: Price so cents box Depot
1875 North Eutaw street Baltimore. Md BY mail. two
boxes for 81 or six boxes for s. So to any address
DIR. BENsoN'S
NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION.
DR.. c. w. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
Is WARRANTED TO CURE
EsH IK c #KEyTER a NS S1tN
Il El.SS ,, DIsEA Sc OF HAIR AN AND scalp.
lNGS AND PIMPIES ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
makes the skin white soft and smooth removes tan
and treck!es, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING IN
IHE WORLD. Elegantly put up. two bottles in one
package consisting of both internal and external treat
Ment 1890
All frstclass Druggists have it. Price 81 per pack
age.
CHAS. n. CR1TTENTON, lis Fulton street New
YORK city, sole agent for Dr. c. W. Bensons renediss
to whom all orders should be addressed. sl2-A
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. February 3.-yirginia Ga deferred.
l51: do consols, ca: do. second series. sst; do.
BALTIMORE, February S.-oeaon steady-n,id.
ding, il's. Flour very quiet-howard street aud
DO family, 6,soa7. so: city mills SUPER, I2s:
southern qnet and about steady; western higher
cosirg southern red 3ssl 20. do. AMBER L. AZ
Las; M. 1 Maryland. 1.4Ial 42ti: No. western
March, lse' al. t2a; AIIil E44'4ai As; May. l. aSx
bid Corn, southern steady; western easier and in
active southern white, so; do. yellow N: western
mixed spot bid; February. 9. asaGsh March 69s.
southern: 5oaS2: western white. sla52: do. MIXED.
soa5i: FennsylTsnia. 52a52. Rye dun 9ss9s. Hsy
dulopri1ne to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
10. soa 500 Provisions S1sady with fair johins
f R.l and ei"sr rib sides packed. 7e and 10.
paeEe isai4 roll 2sab EsH 1.r rtea nrit Is.
-: iimea l6alS Petroleum duh Refined. "a. Coffee
firiner kio carsos. ordinary to fair. s1.a9s. sugar
Ynet-A soft, pa. Whisky firm, 4. 20 l'reights 90
Liverpool per steamer quiet 9-32d rour Is.
per barrel: grain. id Receipts -four, .. 622 barrels:
Loo bushels: rye. los bushels Siir;nert-"wiest
- 900 bushels corn. S.34s bushels Sales-wheat
459. 600 bushels; corn. Cs5 bushels.
NEW YORK, February 3.-Stocks lower. Money. 6.
rather dul Governments irregular. Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK, February 3.-Flour quiet and
Corn duh and eah cent lower Pork duh and weak
Ia GOALS a. Lard firm. Lao;
money, 80 ZIG; for the account. % 1916. u. \.
bends 4s 120s; 45ss, liz. Atlantic and Great Western
nrst nortaaye trustees. certificates. Ash. New York
Central. l34. Illinois Central. 139k. Pennsylyania
Central. 62'4. Reading. S2's. Ontario and weste m.
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l:Nitcau Case NnfeS.

While MI. Davidge was speaking to-day the fol-
lowing was sent up 10 The STAR reporters desk:
mt. DaNidge made novel and rather comical
transla ton OF his quotation from Moliere. IL Is in
his Scapin: one te didte ut IL deus cpte glaige
lie translated It: What did he do In that gallery
OUT correctly translated is: What did he want on
that galley. 1t Is common French expression
now for: Why did he want TO put himself In that
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MARRlEn

SEARIE-DONIPHAN. On February 2. 1852. at In
Metropolitan n Z; church, BY the New 4; n; h.ee.
both OF Washington, ID. &. No cards.
nMHiE.tAN-CROW. On February J. 1882. at s.
VIM. T. WHELAN and Miss SUSIE W. CROW. Both
Of this city.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

TIE irs.-class Steamers OF this Lima
''AMSIEkDAM. '.ROTTERDAM.n
'SCHIEDAM.' wv. A. SCUOLTEN,"
.-P. CALAND." and MAS
Garry ing the L. s. Mails to the Netherlands Wat
eon Stores, BROOKLYN, regularly, WEDNESDAY.
First Cabin, S50-<10. ID Cabin, $50 Steerare, $40.
n CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South William street,
New York For passage apply to W: q. METZEROTT
q co. ~, Fen1I,y1vaDla avenue. WASHINGTON. +.
corner New York avenue and 18th northwest il II
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
OpeHt,lQ Closing BID
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IRON JANUARY 2SrH TO FEBRUARY 18TH.
INCLUSIVE, ONLY!
TO MAKE ROOM FOR EARLY SPRING GOODS.
We make these astonishing reductons
Ladies' Best French Kid Button,
81. so Ladies' Cloth top Button, " S''''
o, Reduced to s.. 90.
., Reduced to 81. IS
81 and 81. so White Kid Slippers
Reduced to 81. % and ST.
GENTS AND BOYS COARSE BOOTS AT COST
Sc Gents Hand-sewed Boots,
Reduced to S.
$3.50 and IS Hand stitched Caters and Button
81. so New Style Pointed Toe Caters,
Reduced to g.
. Reduced to 81. So
81. IS Childrens Fine Spring Heel Button,
Reduced to 95 cents
Rubbers for Ladies'. Misses Boys and Children 3Jc
Shop Worn Goods at Half Price.
WILLIAM HAHN'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG eth street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
t28-1w SIGN-'RED SLIPPER.
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District Government Affair.

Two eases OF supposed smallpox were reported
to-day at the health Office, but upon examination
by DR.. Mead were found to be false reports
DELEGATION OF FARMERS
from Montgomery county, Md, composed OF Messrs.
b. II. Miller and Asa Stabler, OF Sandy Springs
waited upon the District Commissioners this
morning. TO notify them that they had been depu-
tised by the farmers OF that county TO call upon
Representative Urner with a bill which they desire
introduced In Congress, giving the District Com
missiOners the authority to take charge OF and
run the wholesale market ST situated on street,
between 10th and 10Th streets, and Ohio avenue
and street, now run by the market company
very much they say to the prejudice or the FARM
erS, who complain that there are no accOmmOda.
tions there for them, and no disposition on the
part OF the washington Market company to afford
them facilities for their produce or stock They
ask that the commissioners cooperate with them
In securing what they ask for In the bill The
Commissioners stated that il the bill is referred
to them by the District, they will give their views
to the committee on the subject
Garabaldi Dying.
LONDON, February "A telegram to the natly
Chronicle, which lacks confirmation, SAYS that
Gen. Garabaldi has been given up by his phys
lcianS.
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CTTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK IIARBOR.
FROM PltR A.. y. H.. NEW YORK.
Bothnis We'd, Feb Seryia....- Vel. 1 Mch.
Scyshia: Med. FEB. Part.lia We'd. Mc!r.
"a tiC.sia. We'd. ID Feb We'd, 10 sicii.
G&lli1 We'd. - Feh CATALONIA We'd. - Mcii.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
s1", eSo snd 500 according 10 accommodations
I1cEes to 2 aris SIS additional.
Return uCaeIs favorable terms
steamers marked do not carry steerage
Sietrsge at low rates. tickets from Itv
erioo and Queenstown and ali other parts Of Europe at
lowest rates.
Through bills of Iaden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Hare. Antwerp and other pcrtson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and Passage apply at the Companys Office
No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
OILS BIGtLOW / CO.. 605 9Th street, Washington.
ID. G.
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co, New York:
Or to Messrs. OTIS BI1itLOW Il CO.,
1an12 Go 18th street ashing ton.
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STEAMERS. DC.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
The STEAMER lady OF THE LAKE.
viii leave her wharf f0Os of 9th street eyecy MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at , o.:cck pm, touch
ing II piney ion PCiat '-Sout Fortress Monroe.
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WI iii THE BOSTON
: ID PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First-cifss to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk go 20
SecCEd Fare tn Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 %
First class Fare To Pey Point and Point Lookout %
secCud-casS re - Pney Ioiat and lint Lockout. 10
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. 1T fCCT O'clock pm.
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and T.. G.. KNIGHT vsil Their
t.Js. Pier Al, East R-rer. New York. every
SATURDAY, at four O'Clock p. NJ, snd GeoTgeto
every FRIDAY. at O'tt OK For particulars
apply tn agent. 81 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and stateroOms he secured at general
Office, 6l3 18th street Nationa. Metropolitan Bank
Building h. ~ - -Ket ,itrV 1851 yiSania ave
ME; -. Marc 10 e. 9ui at b t.
Oc22 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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Remarkable Winter i'm Dakota.
THE Thermometer AT n YESTERDAY.

BISMARCK, d. T., February 3-Yesterday sthe
most remarkable day OF the present winter. The
thermometer at one time registered n degrees
above zero. There has been but one inch OF snow
in the Missouri valley this winter and but few
days OF cold weather It Is the mildest season
ever known. The ice In the Missouri river is VERY
weak and promises to break In q few DAYS
Farmers are Jubilant, and some have already done
some blowing.
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nENTIMEDER
~ Sure for Toothache, Local or Neuralgia 25c
per bottle Genuine BARLEY SUGAR, for Coughs
and Colds. GERMAN STRENGTHENING POROUS
PLASTER, l0c. piece; for &c. SALAD OIL. Um-
At A. NJ. KLOCZEWSKTS PHARMACY,
323 40 9th street northwest
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THE TRADES.
SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CokSEk 10TH STREET NEW York AVE
Ferpetiia Charter Act Of Congress January o2 Iss7
Rents Safes for s. $50 year and takes ali kinds
rates. NsS~'" De.0eA' a. 1""ess
6ENJAMIN y. SNYDER, President
CHARLES q. GLOVER, of Rigys a Co yics pr~~ia.cx
John CASSEI.S, Treasurer ' ~ SAAen"
ALBERT L. STUkrEYANT, Seeretarv
q. l. Nyman. Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Beriainn =. Snyder, Charles G. Glover.
jtl1n Czssela, Henry A. Willard
Altert L. Sturtevant Thomas Evans.
sohn q. ParAe. nlo
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CouRT-MARTIAL SENTENCE MTTIGATED-In the
case of Passed Assistant Surgeon Wilson, USN.,
tried at Norfolk for dsobedience OF orders and
willful neglect OF duty, the court found him guilty
and sentenced him to dismissal from the service
The President has mitigated the sentence TO sls-
pension from rank and duty for one year on fur
Tough pay.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

" STEAMSHIP LINE BETwEES NEW YORK HAyRE
LONDON, SoUTHAMProN BREMEN.
he steamers OF this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
URDAY from Bremen Pier, foot OF jd street. Hoboken.
Rates OF passaee:-From New FORK to Hayre, London.
SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremen, first cabin, 500: second
cabin, 500 steeTsge $50 prepaid storage cerncates,
~. FOR fresht or passage apply to OEIkICHS Co,
Bowling Green, New York; ". q. METZEROTT 4
Co, Se5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Agents for
washington. i8nl2
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED CONFI-
u dentlay by Cent? and Ladies who need med
lcai advice, every Wednesday and Saturday, 456
street northwest 70 years experience. Main Office
~ south Eutaw street, Baltimore ial9-Im
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STAR ROUTE WITNRss.-Charles H. French, of
Lupos, Neb, was before the grand jury In the star
route cases today,
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AUCTION SALES.
wALTER B. WILLIAMS SEQ, Auctlcnoers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctlcnoers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW. FEBRUARY FOURTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. III. We shall sci, il trent of our sales
room. genera! assortment furniture, &c.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Aucts.
- BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
Sc Washington City Horse end Carriage Bazaar,
1913, $40 and S42 Louisiana avenue.
PERENFTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
will eel st the Bazaar SATURDAY MORNING
FEBRUARY FOURTH. 1882, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCk- =
One Car load Of Horses, which Shipped from Cumber-
land Valley. Pa, amongst which Will be found:
Six heavy Drsught Horses and Mares
Eight good drivers.
One pair heavy Mules. Weighing I. 100 pounds e.ch
SAMUEL BENSINGER, Auei It
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctionedrs.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCHES
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of CoiuH tia. holCing special term February
=, 1857, Probate Court, viii sell Oh TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY SEVENTH 1882, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK AM. at the auction of Dlpcanson
Bros, 9th and streets northwest
2Gold Watches. Ring. Sewing Machine,
Feathers, Bureaus Bedste8ds;
i. B. SHINES, JR.,
Administrator of Estate of Martha A. ConLe deceased
f3 81
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nUNCANsON BROS, Anctioneers.

DUSeANsoN Bros Auc'ioneers.
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY STH, 1882, commencing
at WE'VE O'CLOCK NJ. 1 will sell at auction by
DuncansoE Bros. corner 9th and streets northwest
Gold Watches Chain and Locket,
Gold Thimble. Chain and Medallion
Gold Ring, Corneiian Setting,
God Ring Diamond and Sapphire Setting
l Silver Card Case,
to cover advance and charges.
feI-3t FRFDE KOONES
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4 CARD.-I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES
IA Of Cabinets to s. per dozen and Cards TO 81 per
dozen. Stop and eee specimens. BLACKLIDGE, IT,
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The CABINET MEETTNG.-Al the members OF the
Cabinet were present at the meeting this after
| -
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DIR. BENSON'S
NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION.
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DRIME MEATS
II ARE Sold CHEAPER.
At 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
d28 Than any other place In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

THE ALERT will leave Yokohama by the 10th OF
April next for San Francisco.
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ECZEMA. LETTERS. HUMoRs. INFLAMMATION
Min LINZ CRUST, ALL ROUGH sCMY ERGP-
SCROFULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCH
lNGS, AND PIMPI.ES ON ALL PARTS
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CAPT. W. T. HOWELL, assistant quartemaster U.
S. A., Yves today placed on the retired list This
leaves vacancy to be fulfilled by either a de-
Tall from the line OF the army Or by civil appoint
meMt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA AWERTTSFR
LOCAL SREVITIES.

ihr improvements 10 Union street have
been completed aS ur rs Princess street.
\ it'inalr inmate of the aims house died at
that institution last night
Robert Portner, esq. arrived in New
ork from Europe yesterday. and will reach
his home in this city, this evening
VIM Brissey and Miss Taylor. and Ar
thur Nails and Miss Ella Brown, were mar
iicd in this city Wednesday night.
Among those present ut the Oriole ball in
Baltimore, last night. was Mr. VIM j. Hall.
OF This city.
meeting. * Ia hr held tomorrow night
ut Arm"ry Hall for the organization of 4
y"'n@ mems democratic club.
Mr. VIM. :. Moore j. lifting up the ware
holSr on North Mon street. near the old
soap factory, for Il fertilizer mauutactory.
Inc i. l.. A.. i social organization of
ms city. !" nlhins arrangements for full
dress mop IN HE evening u. the 18th of Oc-
tohcr.
Mr.. MoI@;m Drscoll who has been Sc.
riously i'll for some weeks past at his resi-
dence, on Prince street, is still in danger
o,ls contiii,n.
Mr.. Jonathan Steiner. an old gentleman
VI WI" Wy iflS Dccll tOilpletelS cured Oh
cough OF fifteen years standing by the Use
of coal oil.
match game OF base ball was played in
this city this afternoon between the Alex
andria Association and the Hooley nine of
Washington.
\ stralghtout republican mass meeting is
TO pei! IN this city tonight, al which Rev.
Il. VI. Dawson, the coored candidate for
congressman large, and others, are ex.
pected to deliver addresses.
The offices Of the Auditor and City Treas
!'rer: in the market building, have been
handsomely improved. The improvements
to the Corporation Court room have almost
been completed.
The colorcd people of this city have y
faVorite hymn, the first verse Of which is
The melancholy day, have come,
The saddcst ntthc year
When watcrmc ons very scarce
And sturgeon is very dear
The orioIc demonstration in Baltimore
last night, witnessed by large number of
Alcxandrians, is declared by all to have been
grand affair. The Lynchburg Artillery
Blues passed through here this morning ov-
er the Virginia Midland Railway ON their re-
turn home from Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15

rae WuMA>'5 TEMPERANCE MEETING,
LAST NIGHT. 4 very interesting meeting.
under the auspices Of the Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union of this city, was held
III the FIRST Presbyterian Church last night
There was II large attendance Rev DR..
flippo, OF the Baptist Church, presided, con
Quoted the religious exercises, aud made q
short opening address, after which he intro
dnced Mrs. DR.. Chaplin, of South Carolina
who said she was genuine Southern wo-
man an! the little satchel she had with her
was not II carpet bag The speaker then
gave the history of the temperance work in
the South. and said that q great revolution
had taken pl. c. in the Southland, and that
the result, were grand and glorious ; that
the best people III South Carolina had been
driven into The temperance army by the
evils oil the rum traffic, and nothing short OF
prohibition would now satisfy them. Mrs
Chaplin, who is lady OF pleasant, dignited
appearance, and an eloquent speaker, was
followed by Rev. Dr Pouloou. Of the NJ f.
Church, in it.w remarks. in which he pic
turcd tiI. ntrd States ~ u temperance ma
ton. \ collection was then taken no by
four ladica, during which two other ladies
canNnsscd The audience Tor members of the
Mon. The congregation wa, dismissed
about ten O'Clock with the benedc,ion by
Dr. Poulson. Miss Sarah Moves presided
At The organ during the evening and Mrs
Mcleod, of Baltimore, occupied IA seat i'll
The pulpit. Mrs. Chaplin and Mrs. Mcleod
left here this morning for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15

The Ni-ir rt iHEALESANDRIA FIREMEN
10 BALTIMORE The Baltimore Sim OF this
morning says:
The award al the priEr III the compcti-
tive parade Tuesday 10 Baltimore fire
co,nnnny caused some surprise because the
,.!,y lircro.nIun!e- had formally resolved moi
10 compete Tor the prize. The Alexandria
Va fire company, ~ Is learned from the
GAZETTE o.! that city, returned home very
Inurii dissatisfied with That aud other feat
urc- Of Ih..i: trip. They also complain that
there was no committee 10 meet them, and
that 4hey were lett 10 find their way 10 the
engine house n best they could that in the
parade they occupied the rear portion be-
mind lire rxtin3ui~hcrs. and that they had
To PAY far all they got IL eat. The balti-
more rcuicn LAY the, had nothing 10 10
with the uHard of the prize. that ii was the
80. OF the Driulr committee. who Ill their
wisdom ,liSIcgardrd the action of the fire
mems meeting. A. 10 the reception and Ell
tcrtainmcnt OF the visitors they were not
provided with means, orauthoriZcd to do any
thing in that direction The men and officers
nfthc several companies had to bear the ex-
pcnSc Of fitting up. painting and preparing
their apparatus II make Il suitable appear
uncc IN the parade. slomt Of the Baltimore
fireman showed such hospltalt! lis they
could Al their homes to individual visit
Iug iitcm"H and they regret that their
AlcNanlri.. brethren were not met in ac-
coidaurc with their expectations. 1t may
he stated lh,, this was not 4 municipal
Affair IIkrtirr celebration two years ago otthc
one hntligri and ftticth anniversary OF the
at, and there was no appropriation by the
municipality therefor. ChefEngncer Hen
nick, OF the Baltimore fire department, says
that members Of No. Truck Co. met the
:siting iircmen from Alexandria at the depot
and assisted in storing their apparatus. He
thinks the competition should have been
limited to the visiting comnanies and the
prize awarded To the Alcxatdria company
The Baltimore N''r$ of yesterday evening
copies the item in Wednesdays GAZETTE,
and @ay- that Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department Hcnnick states that at meet
ing OF the forcmen of the companies reao-
luton was adopted declaring that the Balti-
more Fire Department would not enter for
the prize offered by the Oriole Committee,
and that he had no knowledge of the
resembling Of the said resolution that the
prize should have been awarded TO the
Columbia Steam Fire Company. No. l. of
Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15
The Perplexiug Problem

Of how to dress your boys well and cheaply
may he solved by visit to the Boys Cloth
ing House Of Il. Robinson and Co 800 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15

Carc-worn persons. students, weak and
overworked mothers will find in Brown 5
Iron Bitters complete tonic which gives
strength and tone to the whole system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-15

DEATHS. George Johnson, colored died
suddenly at his house on Franklin street.
between Washington and Columbus, about
three O'Clock this morning from a congestivc
chilli
a coored woman named Baker. over 80
years of age died suddenly al her home in
this city yesterday afternoon.