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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
andr1a Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISER,
LOGAL BREWIIES,

Ao5as kits, well. known colored man { : thi;
CITY, dled alter short illness to-day.
3. V. southsll, esq.,. Of Chsr! ottesvillo, is Wis
lung his brother.iE-lsw, Ger. Morton Mkrye, ia
this city.
a marriage license was issued yesterday in
washington to James B. Gift sad Aollie Nc.
Kenny, both of this city,
MT: Is. Cook has received the contract for
DuuoIng two frame dwell logs on Prince street,
T. Hill '' ''''--
About Two hundred and fifty buhches of fresh
nsh a1d one shsd. the frat of the sesgon, arrived
at FiahtoWn to dsy, and sold as follows White
perch and rock 4" c's. per bunch, yellow parch
Il c!s per rch, and the shad $l.25.
In The report fthe managers Of thu IL Urinary
published in Tuesdays Gszstte, a contribution
OF SO and donation of one barrel of Il our from
the. NJ. K. Church, South, was accidentally
omitted.
asMr. D. 8. Windsor went to Richmond tc-
day to attend meeting of the Board OF Visitors
OF the Central Lunatic Asylum. which was held
IN that city today for the purpose Of elec.ing
officers for the asylum.
Charles Tenner, Q colored man, living in the
upper part OF the county, near Falls Church
lost cnlld on Tuesday last under peculiarly
distressing circumstances. Two OF his children
3 small boy and girl. were OF gagged in studying
their school lessons on the LIST instant, when ~
soma acct lent the lamp they were using wsa
clothing Of the little girl. She was terribly
burned, aad though she received immediate and
constant attention from DR.. l.. K. Colt, who
rendered every attention that skill ard sympa-
thy could suggest, che died on the 7th instant
alter week OF agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
From EOUiS8 Comfy.

Correspondence CT the Alexandris Gszstte. |
LOUISA G. H., March IL understand tha!
there IL qlite soMcily Of labor among cur
Agricultural friends, apd IS consequence
thereof. the crops This year will be compa,s-
lively small. This is bad for our farmers geI-
erallg. who are experiencing rather tough
times now as rcsul: Of the drought of last
summer. Tho cause Of the Scarcity is due to
the tact that there is almost an exodus of the
oolored people here. They are ell leaving for
Kentucky to work Oh railroads. There seems to
De charm about going to the railroad to work
that the oolcred people cane withstand. 1t
draws them off from their homes end friends.
and if they come back alive they are not often
10 as good circumstances as they would have
b3en had they remained at home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

"a Tuesday Dieht neat Nav R;var Station.
on the q. 4 .. r. R.. the wss:-bouad pssseu-
ger train ron into large rock slide. throwing
the engine and tender down the emhapkment
toto the. river. Engineer Thomas NJ. Smith
was instantly killed, and the fireman seriously
hurt. Fortunately none of the other cars left
tho track, and mono Of ths passenger, sustained
auy Injuries. Eogineer Smith vas q native of
Tauntoo, Mass aud leaves wife and fge cbiI-
dreu. His remains were SAINT to bis homo via
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

RELIGIOUS ITEMs.-Rev. Father Doomam.
4 Georgetown College, preached 80 Interesting
s,rnon il St. Mary' Chutch, il this city. last
pigh: to large oorg;egatioo. liz urg 30 all to
temp: cot God in asking what they must do to
yo=s. s. etetla! LIE, while they we're living in
hab,rsI sin
The revival SERVICES in too Baptist Church.
c9um need Has: Sgadsy right, cootinue with
tctaSs0g Interest. Raw. Mr. Hutson. of
nichm9od. preached in tho church last right,
. s:i:!aS so.GOp, calling sinners to repentance.
The congregation WIS Isrgs. and number of
r-!sols ss.;cd toG tho prayers OF the church.
T29 Services will be c?n,ibuad sll this week.
At tho session Of be NJ. p. Conference, 10
R,imoro yee.erdsy, Rev. 8. 3. Tror6way, of
tbs city, was appointed on the Copmittec on
F.atcTsai Relations.
here ycstordsy en- their way to tho Virginia
USnfc,crc CO nj j. Church, Which convened in
tnrUs! session in the Ill. 4. Church at Manassas
Ia. righs, Bishop Simpson presiding Kew.
rr. HoUito2, OF tina Il. Z. Church in this city,
let here this morning ior the conference He
vii. DO sent back TO the charge here, as his
church h:s unanimously req ueaied his return.
Bishop Willie will COZ Gcm q Christ Church
n Ills city on Saturday night next, On Sunday
morning no will administer the rite OF confrma-
ton q. III? hoo!oR ical Seminary. and in the af.
i"rGOO? i st. Pauls Church, ard ut night il
Grsc3 Church.
!av. VIM Dinwidcio. Of this city. will preach
IN the ! res by.e1i.n Church st Wsrrenton on
.."aGsT next. morning sid hight, and on Satur.
las night preceding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

HE REMAINS OF A SOLDIER EXuUMRD
AND HE INFERRED One day last week while 8
grave wss beiI 6 dug in Postmaster Lewis Nc
heHIh's lot, IN The Presbyterian Cemetery. in
ih city. tie men engaged in the WORK e1humsd
mo remains OF soldier Of the late war, who, it
i!upposcd. was buried there in the first days of
100 struggle, when Alexandria was filled with
soldiers from The North, and tie surrounding
heights Egefe white with tents. The skeleton
Has complete, and in the grsvs WAS found the
we'll remembered soldiers cap, % few CT which
vet remain, and now and then make their ap.
p5s!aace on the streets OF the city, and brass
.o.;57 -" Tho name Ct III, soldier i, I'm
in"wn. OF courae, but the Ieltor 'D' makes i.
s:mos. certain shes he was meub. r of Co. u,
i! Michigan Regiment, which regln ant wss at
ono tim" ere: ped Jus. north of hots Kun.
me EeEsin9 ~srn taken in charge by Cspts j.
'. laws, Snperlterd 81: o. the Soldiers Come
t1?yr WHO had Them inferred IN tha. cemetery,
along Win those Ct the thousands OF other Fed
rTht soldiers who wers laid to ,est there du.ipg
iAe Days when nearly cvory church. and sill the
I'i2e buildings in the city, were hospitals Ii led
"i!h SICK sad wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

LIE SUPERINTENDENT OF ScHooLs.-I5 is
generally understood ths: Mr.. VIM +. Csrne
Ass 6'co selected By the Board OF Education
ioF me position Of Superintendent Of the Pob.
nc nc schools Of this city, vice bis brother. Prof.
h'eHaIc l.. CaInc, whose term of ofice is about
% expire. The commission, it is said, will be
Issued ct ozcc. This is oue readjuster appoint
men: that will give satisfaction,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

How GIRLS KIss.-Tho Main, eir', tall
snd ,ud&y, kisses as though she were taking il
impression in the chcwiDg-gum of her native
State. The Massachusetts, girl kisses in the
Greek style, favored with brown bread. The
Nav York girl goes ct it ss if she wsfe dab
bling 10 Wall street speculation. The kiss of
the Nav Jersey girl is fiery a. q taste of apple
jack better kaowa as jersey lightning. Lit
tie DelaWare's girls are as soft as the pelches
waIoh grow there. A MARYLAND kiss is rich and
Juicy as terrspin stew. 10 the Old Dominion
you are met with genuine hospitality the
girls kiss as though thsy wanted you to stay.
The Q aio girl is described IS possessing the
comprehensive qualities of tho Ohio man-shs
Wants all shs can get and gets ell che can. A
Louisiana kiss is said to be like eating sugar
c,oe. while North Carolina girls stick like tar.
atlanta Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
LOCAL. NEWS.

TX IT6atac7 Probabilities, Mar. S. 1857
,,r the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather
.,i rsu, sEow 4 the northern portions, winds
gaiai3g to south and west, falling barometer
80 ,isjug temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

THE 4. L. I. BUILDING CoMpANY.-Th
Board Of Directors of the Alexandria Light In.
ianiry Bulldog Company held 8 meeting laat
night, with Capt. Geo. EcBurney, jr., in the
eAar' Md 81. z. Vincent, Secretary. to cor s:dor
lie resignation of Lieut.! George s. Smith. ss
NsnsStr OF Arnory Hall. The resignation was
referred TO Committee of three. consisting of
G"tt- ~ Survey. and Messrs Park Agnew and
D.. u. L. Lunt The committee after consul
h'iln with iisut Smith, reported that thst
gentleman had consented to continue to dis.
rhs!so to duties of manager of Armory Hall
G IntiI some other srrsp cement could be made.
me meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

Indian Department" Washington, d. G.
L am anxious to introduce Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup among the Indians. having used it my
self for several months. and think it one CT the
foes! remedies l ever found. l assure You. it
IS the only thing that ever relieved mo of q
proirac.ed cough broueh. on by exposure while
on the Sioux Commission last year
A, G. BOONE.
Agent for Porcss snd u. S. Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

SENATOR HILLS CONDITION. James
Il. Randall. the Washington correspondent of
the Augusta Cons,itusiopalist, who visited Ser
s'or Hill. of Georgis, recently. writes "Mr.
Hill hsd all the glands on the left side of the
throat removed, 40 operation which wss pain
!eSsy performed, thanks to the blessed dscov-
cry Of ether. His hopes are that the disease
hss bscn eradicsted from the tongue, and that
it viii not resnpesr sgaiu n The threat. But
be iss man CT nerve and not disposed to cor-
c,al from himself CT friends the doubtful char
acter of his compliant. lie ssy5: IT recover
it IS we'll. If l die it is also we'll. While l
think it strange that q man whose constitution
wss formed by physical labor Oh q farm, and
who. up to year ago, never had 9 dsy of i'll
health, should b, fl c'ed with 90 ioexplicabe
disorder OF the blood, l resign myself into tie
h sods Of my Creator, who will do With me what
seems best to Him, and either raise me up for
further usafulue;s or summon mo away |
await with patience either event.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
Brought Gut Perfectly.
LOUISVILLE Ky. M

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 80, 1881.
II. Il. WARNER L Co.: Srs-I had been
great sufferer from asuto kidney dises5s,
whoa ny physicians c;u|d not cute, but short
trial CT yout Si.e Kidney snd Liver Cure
brought nc &C! 10 perfect health.
CHARLES II. GERHARD.
Kid GLOVES! KID GLOVES !-Wo will
De rendg % Tuesday ucroiug to cff.r to cur
customers tho biggest Grve 10 KID Gloves
crer cft:reG hecro hers or anywhere else. Two
Buttons seauiun ,IcuEes's Kids, e7ery psit
warranted. at So cents. 10 ell shades, black
and colo'p3; oro lot q! Is c;nts psiv; one
10: fso Bitten kiss ct 25 csn!s psiI; oil
perfec;, Hat:a3itd. together With large lot
of acc lod goods. ill Of which will be slaughter
ed, Gso oonmoncicr Toesdry morning
sud coo,inueB for oHc arctL: All the goods are
displayed sud marked in paio figures. Give
Us look, epa the G rods cod nIicss speak for
themselves. l. EIcnBERG.
mo,f-1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

CORPORATION COURT Uonti1uation of Y es
.:r4,y' : 1ctcdings The Corporation Court
judge Meade presiding. after The close Of US
dsY'a ra0o7;. he'd session G. FIVE o'clock at
wajca G::sIs. Geo, DufFay aod j. D. Jayius
Fo'o Ggplistcd trustees Of Andrew Jackson
h>4ga. no. l20. a. I. e. 4. NJ. 10 plsc, Of
y. ID. II. French. deceased. ard B. w. Gil
il, removed IRON the city. to set in coriuac-
I1a with the trustees heretofore appointed.
Alexandria Savings l0stituticn v5. VIM.
Wright; ia ehaaca,y; petition Of City Sergeant
Smith iyr direc ions as 10 the disposition of
iacjs IA his bands; order FIR Distribution.
j. S. WD:ki0s aod vile v5. John T. Evans;
in chaoc ny; decree susDondi1g decree entered
JsnGa'y T.. aith lcavs to Ano Ellis to file ans
vt - tia petition Of ths Mutual Assurance
Society Of EireiGis.
&. y. Slc1ar: VS.. Cook and others; ia
chaocsfy; decree d:.ec'ing receiver TO distribute
funds.
iho sco5Go.S G! ;to o6ioe:s OF the Court
aod ohcrs Wsro allowed, ard The Court then
adjourned TIL the April term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

For Ro5e,sl U.s.. RIVERSIDE PURIFIED
WnIsKEy ia reooumeoded; price S. per gallon,
GEO. MCEURNEY & Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

The GREAT RUSH AT |. EIcHBURG' S.
Cata!oeua for this week too runerous to men.
ton. Domestic, S:spls sld fsocy Goods from
an. sssignee's s.le to be sold ct q Bacriecs.-
Gall and examine. mar6.lI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
TISHI FISH FISH
GEO. z. PRICE & CO.,

onNs nAon " WV
Dealers ID
q AN d SALTpO FISH.
Fish received daily from tie fishing shores on
.;,i 9osomsc. ana supple to consumers in guam
cd packers. ''- ',
Ssais MI and 8, CITY Market. and Fish
HS ~ 20. !, Corporation Fish Wharf:
>Juntry orders solicited and satisfaction guar
snteed.
Our brand of BARRKLRD FISH has alwsyH
stood and will continue to stand No. in thu
market.
mh3-2m GEO. E. PRICE q W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

hHIrpFD.-Thom,s Henry, young wbi:e
uao, WIS arrested Tuesday evening last
charged with steslisg some clothing and other
articles irom Cspt. Courtney. of the soop
Samuel Gedney. Tho accused had az ezani-
nsi!cn b:f2ro tn, Major this morning, and WIS
sojgd2od GGiltg-:ho oViicnc, being olesr
hgsI2s: h;r-snd sentenced to receive evenly
i've issaes. Tho ecntcrc, was soon cite. exc
cu'oj. ltoro vas some eXtenustrg circum-
Stances which msdo it very unpleasant fer the
.isgoT 10 Impose TIC ECntcuoc, and for tho
G;hcsrs to execute it, but tho law had to be- fo-
loved. Henry had been ora spree snd waited
wal.kty. Fer tho purpose Of getting money to
purchase Ehc whisky TO q1onch his thirst, he
stole the articles end sold them. lilo is no. tho
sneek tibet tia! this theft would imply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

IN ACTRESS MEETS Her OLD TEACHER
IN THIS tHY,-M!ss LiIlio West, who wss
r'escntcd "Nh beau,iiu! basket of noRers, at
The h!nscotte entertainment, given at Armory
Hall tg tie Wi!bu, Opera Company, Mor-
day night last. for the excellent mauper in
which fhe carried Cut the somewhat trying
role Of Fiametts." ssns the H,ral tribute to
ooo OF the Sisters of the Holy Cross in this
Guy, as testimonial Of her esteem for an old
teacher. Miss Yves: spcn. her school days, the
peas.l: ii nfambranos of which hos never fol-
Slken her, at the Academy of the Sisters Of the
Holy Cro:s, 10 Indiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

DON'T OVERLOOK THIS NoT1CE.-Grest
downfall in ptices at |. EICuGERG's this wock.
Fer particulars clll AID investigate. mtG-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
OPP SE:z:a sG:.E CLOSING o. the MAILS

0psI:.z:a sG:.s CLOSING % &lae MAILS
CLOSING.
Washington, i. c., snd Northeastern mails
E. H.. T. II. nnd Snd s Is p. N.
Western mai!s 4 20 and 10 p. M.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 80 4.
n. and 80 End IL p. N.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Vi:ginis, way and through mails, 7 on q.
N. and 8 % p. n.
HanassRs division 90 a. n.
Alexandria 10 Round Hill Va. GO a. mi
OPENING,
Northe.a IND Western maila. Wis Washing.
,on, l.. T.. 8 70 g. H. II rl. sHc 60 p. m.
Southern RAILS, zig Richmond Va, y 80 a. m
and 20 s. III.
Southwestern Iosis Yis Lyrchburg, Virginia
Through .4aia> Including way lrsis on Midland
Railroad, s - O. u.
Manassas division so pm. for lock box only.
Round Hill to alexandria, Va, 3 80 p. N.
Otico Eours--0fics opens g. s 80 s. a., and
closes at 7 co p. n.
Sunday Hoa1s--oEca opens st 8 45 a. NJ, and
closes g. 8 80 Q. N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

Y ~ VIOLIN sTRINGSl
We have for sale the celebrated No. 80 Violin
Strings used exclusively in the opera OF chestras
in Naples, Rome Florsnce, Milan, VERGE,
Dresden ard other cities. and recommended by
the most distinguished yiolinis.s in Europe and
Amer;c ,-Oamillo Sivon LAuterbsch, Waiter.
Rampuzzni Sarti, ReLaenyi, Adsmonskl, Theo'
dore Thomas and 8. 3. Jacobsen.
nh7 ROBERT BILLS SONS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
Seven Eeasons why You Should Use
nn Ideal Coffee Pct.

Seven Eeas0ns why You Should Use
aR EGesa Coffee Pet.
lst. Becsuao you will hsya Coffee in all It's
purity, strength and flavor.
I'd. Because by this pre- Iss the CoflJe is not
boiled, herco you keep in the pot all the flavor.
the tin in say wy, hence tic Coffee is 81 reither
black nor bitter.
Alb. Because you usa 10 clearing matter.
9th. because 8 simple arrangement over the
spout prevents I'll eicRpe f steam.
6.h. Because the Ideal Coffee and Tea Pots,
are the sin pett eLd cheapest in tho world and
are reconmended by the b;si known people in
the land.
7th. Because they sro for sale only by STAINS
BURY 8 Bro, manufactures and dealers in
stoves and tInwaIo, Aie1at d,ia, Va.
Illustrated price list on application. fet9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09
CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

VIZ a. JOHNSON . &C..
WHOLESALE GROCRRs
GHNEHAL COMMISSION GERGHANTs,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS or LIQUORS.
N aaT pI on hsn a. G5BSON 8 * Xxx, xxx
snd MONOGRAM WHISTLES: Also BAK.
ELS and THOMPSON'S PURH BYE
Of the trade. ''A'''A
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
Conslgnmenss OF Flour, Grain and Country
tb;rGouce solicited, for which they guarantee the
nlgnesG MARKET prices snd prompt returns.
Northeast ce,nor Of Cameron and EoVs, ss.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. "N Ivy sa a. "a"
THoAks PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER N FLOUR, FISH, SALT, AND
FERTILIZER.
Also Agsnt for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
PLORS.
ieol9-0 ALEXANDRIA, VA
9. B. FISHER. q. IVA, rIou,n
FISHER s. BROS,
Successors TO Fisher, Ross &C. Coy
GRCOERS. LIQUOE AND C0IMiSsIDN
MERCHANTS,
NO. 10 Cameron street. Alexandria, We.
Special attention given to tho sale OF country
produce. poultry. &c. jsnW-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-09

EEHSE COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER (Vir.
Z: ginls) received to-day BY
NIB j. c. MILBURN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
AN IMPORTANT 2ULING.

Columbia Chronicle: E. r. Burk,
attorney for Miss Cora E. Wilson,
has shown us extracts from the rul-
ing of the Commissioner of the gen.
land office, on her appeal from the
action of the local land office in re-
jecting her pre-emption D. S. for the
tract of land near Pomery so long in
contest between her and Martha j.
Pomeroy. Mrs. Pomeroy contested
and finally had Cancelled Miss Will
sons timber culture entry on the
tract for her failure to comply with
the strict letter of the timber culture
laws. when the final notice of the
cancellation was received, Mrs. Pom
mercy having REMARKED, Miss Will
son forwarded her D. S. for the same
land, which was rejected by the local
officers because Mrs. Pomeroy had 30
days iu when to make application
under the rule; but having married
she could not enter it, but relin-
pushed her preferment to W. C.
Potter. whose entry was allowed.
Burk held that Mrs. Pomeroy lost
her indemnity when she remarked,
and that Miss Wilson being the first
applicant had the prior right of
entry, which views were sustained by
the Commissioner on the appeal. w.
Z. Potter has sixty days in which to
appeal from this decision.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

hospital will be converted into a
kitchen and dining room, and the
new building VIII be used exclusively
fnr hospital nun poses, and will ac-
com no late 100 patients.
The following is description of a
salmon trail built by Indians near
the mouth OF tn Spokan river: Ths
Indians have built Il solid network
of willow twias FROM one bank to the
other. Pole, We're first placed at IL
distance OF some four feet apart up
rl1ut III the water. Through thes..
the willow twi9S We're woven unit!
across IL distance OF 50 yards there Is
but bole large enough to admit the
passage of II good sized salmon.
Inl, weir is bulit III such Il way that
it ioin, ', the point down stream.
At ier bank small nIchct doors
are hinged III the Weir. The salmon
comes up the stream and follows
one or tic other of the sides of the
Y III 10 the door, pushing with his
nose all the time against tue willows.
The door opens as he pushes against
1t and passes through into IL small
pen and the force of the current
closes the door again ready for the
next conner. L. is then all interest
Ing sight to see the small boys get
into that pen with their spears and
take out the salmon. Sometimes as
much Us LOGO pounds are taken
daily, dunns u good run, and fish
may be seen III the pens at any min
ute. The fish are cut into slices
about s inches long aud hung over
poles to be smoked md dried. Tue
smoking process is only used to keep
! drying process Is going on.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

In our article on the coming ma n
for the Republican nomination for
D elegate, we inadvertently omitted
the name of Judge Jacobs, the " no.
blest Roman of them ALL" who ran ks
at the top of the heap in ability.
As to his availability, we can only
conjecture from an occasional straw
which hobs its head to the breeze.
one of which is held by the lnteui-
gencer and we now exhibit. Here
it is:
Judge Jacobs was greatly pleased
with the country and people east of the
Cascades, and from all we can learn, the
impression he himself created was Of the
most favorable character"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
Tar follow;np yyara tba oopc;,
elder in this place:

IT is thought that an organized
conspiracy has existed to burn Sc
attic, as conbustibles were found Sc
creted under buildings, in several
parts Of the city. The roughs about
the town were notified to leave, and
it is hoped that this will be the last
of the matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

In the next issue of the STANDARD
will be resumed the publication tho
series of articles devoted to reminis-
ences of settlement of the north
Pacific coast, by Elwood Evens, Esq.
The first of these will be "Oregon
in 1889, as seen by a British Naval
Officer"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

The Intelligencer notes the fact
that the Zephyr one day last week
dropped in at Tacoma just as the train
arrived, took all the passengers, and
obtaining a fair start of the Idaho
arrived ut Seattle ahead of her COM
petitor with the broom at her mast
head
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

= SELECT Roller Skating and BY
cycle School is il operation at Grain
gers Hall, open every morning, af-
ternoon and night Sundays except
ed). Special hours for ladies' from
8 to 10 A. NJ. and from 5 to 6p. NJ.
Bicycle lessons from s to ga. NJ.
and from l to p. NJ. Ladies admit
ted free, use of skates % cents. }
In order to have select attendance
of ladies', only those invited will be
admitted.
j. L. WALTON, Manager.
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