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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-17

FOrtysseventh season of the old reliable sSCht.
c0RO Pitts" SeparatOrs, the only first-class
Apron Machine now In the market adapted for large
Machine that threshes and cleans Hdn and ali qrains
9eJeetly. Chicago Pitts - Double Pinion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-14
PAPER iaANGqNss4. sc.
PROPOSALS.
DLANs FOR PUBLIC sCH"aI. Bulip.

DEANS FOR PUBLIC SNHHHF, bUli.n
Il IN;49 WANTED
Pans and spsci0 ,stions for -ahi | hu'iiilL
10 accommodate four hundred h3gG Will b' r..
ceived at thu o!li,, o. tho Sup@iIa.aaden. 90
Public Schools Up Io y m. o. SaTO Ht%f
February fth 1SS2.
All drawings must ba S,sds II tha uiiuTm
scale Of four feet to one inca. md sacE dn..'''i'
larger scale es mny hn .,er":s.ry - t'lgIi'y
any peculiar plan, drawing. &c.
drawings. ~ fellows, mus: o, sa"; /? ~ ni'a
com peti.or al NJ one tins viz:
J. Plan Of eLcb Dor
2. Transverse Se..on.
3. Front aud siGo elevations
Full specifications NUT sctCmD.ag a!ci ~!
of drawings. General instru,.ICns oJncc;uin.,
sizs, est mHted coat Sc. Gun By obi ,i?n! by sn-
plying 10 the Superintendent, =. Ia. c!.i - %,
any Saturday be-, ween III a. n. end nron
No compensation will ba alov .i lur .hG pl.Gs
and specifications. buttha hrchi.ec, whose draw
ing is selected by toe City sjchcol Bosrt will hp
commissioned TO csrry ont tho accepted design,
make detail drawings, And procure nsiu
make Ill agreements. and givo persons a! suae-ri-
sion to tho erection OF The building rer"yiny Tor
his services, in full, five per can. on tho actl.l
cost. Each drawing and specification mas. h.va
| the signature OF its author, AID : jac;et p'su,
wi ] be returned.
The Board reserves tho ,ish: - reja.! ali "a,
plans. A. NOLAN,
TOWNSHEND FEHDALL
RICHARD L.. UARNE,
Committee Oh Schoolhou:cs and Furniture
dec2Q-2AWsd
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COMMISSIONERS sALEOF IA VALU.
~ AbLE LOTia Centrevi!le Va.-By virtue
OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county
st ia November term, 1853 in the suit of Chas.
D. Bradley against j. w. Moher and Others,
the undersigned Commissioner therein named,
viii on MONDAY, tho 10Th day of January,
1877. at p. N. in front of the Court House door,
At Fairfax G. h. Vs., offer for sale 10 the high
est bidder that valuable LOT OF GROUND in
0enlIevillo Va, lately a part of The lands Of j.
W.Ue2r, formerly known as the Freeman Lot,
containing one and l.half acres The lot ia
highly improved and has an ample orchard.
Terms: 20 much cash in hand as will DAY the
COSTS and EXP enSes Of suit and sale, and balance
on credit of g. II and IS months
II not sold at public sale The same may be
bought at priv Vie sals.
CA5SIUS CARRIER,
decl9-1aTd9 Commissiona,.
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LOCAL BREVI7IES.

a bunch o. Eoys WAS iouni a. tho hop last
night and LETT At this office for the owner.
Tho mafkat thi, m ming was very poorly
supplied. Prices continued a. thu SINE high
f,urss reported lat Saturday.
Loonora S. Coolidge filed petit 10 10 Wash
Dgton yesterday for divorce from her husband
James S. Coolidge. They Wero msrried If
Norfolk. Va. May 50, 1876.
The remains of the lAto Miss Mary Mcknight
sister OF Mr. VIM. II. Mcknight, of this city
whose death in Washington has been amour cad
in The Glz as!e. were brought here cslerday nd
inferred.
Attention is called IT, the advertisement CT
Messls. Pfstz!alder 4 Co. They will opeu on
Monday largo aod b,autiiul lac Of dres:
goods. 10 which they invite tie atteutioa Of
!helr cus'ouois and tho public generally.
JaGes Burroughs, son of Mr.. John H. Bur.
roughs, Lad his facs badly burned this sfteruoon
by lhe exploslon of fra cracker he had lighted
snd was holding in his hand. II is feared he
will loso the sight Of ono of his eyes. Doctor
Brown rendered tho necessary medical assist.
ance.
Referring to Prezfe!doc s. Coz. advertise,
mtnL OF to-day we find the statement in yester.
days Gazette that Ihoy were going 10 have q
grand opening on Monday w.s incorrect. In
stead ota 2rand opening they arc going to have
m, S'"''u S'osluH ous ISLE, beginning monday.
Their store "a closed TO- day 10 give the m limo to
mark lower prices on>the stock.
Marriage lcaus;s Rtro Used 10 Wsshioclop
Thu SHAY to Frank T. Bfowniog, of Pfirco
Georges c.u1Iy. Md and Susie + Kennedy,
OF WASHINGTON; Benjamin f. Clarke snd
O.clr A: Lynn, both of Vicups, Fairfax
county, w.; ADD yesterday 10 John A. Golden
and Ids W. Murphy, boh of Chsrlc, county
Maryland.
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.sPEcIM. PRIVATE SALE OF Day Goops.-
iisVII his day purchased the entire stock 10
w. N. B!lk!cy' store. ard removed it over TO
our sore, We will. from Monday nnrnir g, Jan.
>. 1852. de pase Of tho entire stock moeh be-
n" tho regular prices. having purchased i.
chcIp lor cash. and at rrsa,l2 r,dooed prices,
Persons who dci;o 10 purchase Dry Gocds,
No'itn' sld Hosiery, either at wholrs,le or re-
tai, will 6ot il TO their advantage to give US q
CO !. TaC stock consists of Cac,s, Cnttous.
Cloth. Csssu els. Ladies aud Gents Under.
var. Gloves Stockings. Socks SuspenderS,
Table Cloth. AlpGcas. Cashmers and general
assortment ISAAC EGcnBERG.
decT-lg Successor N SI,vmakor q,
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PROFESSIONAL CAkDA,
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE,

We have now in actual operation for.y.tisht
Telephones, and are aiding to the mum Der every
week. The best advertisement for tho instru-
ment Is That all are entirely satisfied with it.
The prices charged ara muah more 1esso nsble
than in the larger ciliss. Ths System OPT rated
Is entirey new. and the best. so far, or ik oily to
be discovered. Tho terms are SO mod crate and
'ts uses so varied. boing crest convenience and
valuable time saver, that it would be we'll for
nose VINO are NOT tnosctl6ers to we'll consider
whether they can a0Jrd to be outside of the E1.
change. Tho following is a list OF pres. ant sub
scriber9, and many more have abont decided to
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Ls> hoy supply need long felt, and M st
become house hold remedy. Just think-.o be
cured in few weeks of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Hea1.c1ts, Neuralgia and
Indigestion. and the nervous system put in q
natural and hsalshy condition, destroying the
possibility Of Paralysis, Angina Pectoris. and
sudden death. which is carrying Gu so many no.
Bile men End vi m,n in tho full lido of life and
usefulness. Hiss;mple remedy ofextract of Celery
Seed and Chamomle Flow1rs. combined in the
form OF Pills. is boon 10 hum unity. II has
ssVed thousands ofnervous. Hickey, heada,hing
chlidreni in our schools and out, every year. No
Nervous persons or sLilaIers from Headache,
NeurAlRis Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves Justice u.til they try them.
Price 81 cents a boz. Sold by all druggists.
JANNEY s. co. Druzgists, Wholesale
Agents for Ale1 andria. Va. decSl-eolm.
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NorloE'
Virginia Midland Railway Company
Presidents Oflcs,

",
Presidents Oflca,
Alexandria. Va January 10Th, lsS!
To the holders Of first and second preferred
stock Of tbs Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pany:
Pursuant to authority heretofore conferred BY
The stoc kholders and directors. notice ia hereby
given that on and after the 10Th day of Jsuuary.
1882. this company will BIO prepared to deliver
IN exchange for every ten shares OF preferred
sto1k OF either class q S per cent one thousand
dollhr leone bond of the company, secured BY
mort gage upon all the property of the COM
pany. together with an "a AL mum Dor Of shares
OF Inc common stock OF the company, 1t the
otlce OF the Central Trust Com osny, in the CITY
OF New York. Fer leas number of shares of
either class than ten there will be Issued an equal
mum oer OF shares of common stock, and cor.
tiHcste stating on its face tia. tho holder thereof
is entitled to part Of 3 thousand dollar income
bond, BEARING such proportion to the sum of one
thousand dollars ns the par value of the stock 90
presented for exchange bears to the sum of one
thousand dollarS; and that whenever such frsc.
tlonsl certificates. TO the amount of ore thousand
dollars. shall be presented at the agency of Ills
company, in the city of New York, an il como
bond for the sum Of one thousand dollars will be
ISSUED IN exchange therefor. The company will
also. at the same time and place. issue 10 the e1.
listing common stocs holders Of the c0mn,ny one
additional share OF common stock for eyery
share now held by them.
janl0 JOHN =. BARBOUR President.
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Lindsey s. Co., N.
Peake 4 Malls.
Police Headqusl terF,
Portnar, Robt., b.:eW'y.
Postoffice.
Perry. Smoot s. &c.,
Perry, Thomas
Ramsay, q. VIM.
Reed. r. A.
Reid, James H. rei i'd o
Risheill, Il. ",
Robinson & Son. G. II.
Smith. Francis Il
Smoot = Co.. w 4.
Stuart, Charles E
5moot, j. II. D.
Van Aukep, +. L.
va. hldpd. K. w. Co.,
Gen. Freight Office,
Va. MidPd. b. w. Co.,
Master T.aae.
vs.. hidPd. K. Co,
J. :. Douglas ciIice,
Washington Steam boat
Company,
Wise. Geo. ms. Agent,
w. 81 0. X. Z. Co.,
Freight Office,
w. U. Telegraph Co.,
} Operating Room,
work again to-day, and
immediate attention. For
ion apply ~
GENTRY. Manager.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHUaCH SERVICES, 60. TOMORROW
Thirst Church. Service at II q. 10. AID $50
o. m. BIZ Rev. II. Suter
81. Pulls Chuch.-Servic, q. II q. u.
ant .. II. By Rev. Dr.. Merton
Grace Lhuch.-Sarvica ut II a. n. ard
80 2. 10. by Rev. H. I. Sharp.
81 MGry's CtHrch.-H, Oh Mass ard sell
non at II a. u. ~ Rev. Fsit;- OKano
irsp.r5 st I p. n.
First Presbyterian Church Service C.! | 8.
II. by Rev e Whiltiesoy.
Second PreSJWcrian CAurch-Strsco at ] /
n. III. and 1870 y. n. by Rev. Vim. DipWiddie.
= Baptist Chwch-Scr7ico at a. m. end
.;3O y. m. By Rev. Dr.. Hippo. Sunday School
III $50 a.. U.
Irio,itire BAPTIST Ci1uch- Fairlay street l.
Service Of a. N. BY Elder VIM. M.Smoot.
.Hefh Epis. Mwch-ScrVic, o. J. o. e..
All 7:30 n. U. ty Rev d.. Poulscn.
Meth. Epis. Church Somh-Sorvlcl &! | ! a..
NJ. aud $50 p. m. by Kcv. Dir. koro.
Meth. IioL Chwch-SerVc, q: ! 9. m. and
80 o. m. nv Rev FIR. Trendwsy.
Free Methodist Church Service al II 0. Ill.
AMI $50 2. N.
Gcrnnn lutheran Lharch-No service.
Iomng .Nau's christina association. -SotVice
1t saug and prayer 10 the nj. Fl. Church Sou h
a. . y. III "a!' al - - H. -At'' '''''' az
$50 u. m.
gospel Temperance Nysing OF tho Il form
Cab .. 8 PIT
The Reaihe7 Probabilities. Jan. II l9S:, -
For tic Middle Atlantic SIa!os slightly colder
md fair weather, north west to southwest winds
end rising barometer.
AT THE ALEXANDRIA Iron WoRk5-D!S-
TINGuISuEn NI>moa>- Thursday at the
ron works in this city was devoted to eGp,t.-
meuts 10 The ms1utlc uro ti steel. Yesterday
the manufacture C: irUn wss conti5u d. The
brick house opposite tho establishment has
been secured ty tho Potomac Msau.Gc urog
Company, aud il bers tlt;ed III by hIcsSr5.
Iconcsson 4 Go. iJr ctiicas for President
Archer aud Others. "A soon as tie house is
made ready, the Offices OF the c2mpauy will be
established 10 this Gig.
A large uuntcr Ct gont.CIHtu interested in
various branches OF bu.luu,s 10 different sec
t;)o3 q the c0uatiy, accompanied by the cfi
SEES aid Dire or5 Of tho PJtotnsc Maru!aoui
i3s Cosopsng, v!s'cI tho works OF Ih4 cjt0pany
Ia this ouy 70 di7. Among the pGr,y were
Naba;or Blair. oi New Hampshire; Hem.
John L. Thomss sod d. g. Smith. Ct Illinois !;
Hon. v. Il. CsiNiLs. OF lntsns CAPT j. Is.
40 cr, Prs;dcoi. and GuI. Z. L. Lilc)!r,
5 cfsl*ly ct the p5tousc M.tuGc utf &
Ejmplly; j. q. McCu'!lch, e:q. glss1 manu-
t,c usc; .! l.Jus'I IL. hg.; Cap. &. g. q ,<s.
imp budtr o! Bah, hlhnt \ WAslhu II
80 car wheel manul&c uccr OF Boston Geo.
W. Dresser eEG, rnsnuicc urCr Ct Is sion :;
Co. Il. ). Bright. SeIS ..ni-. Arms OF tho
United States SsnGt'; ", l.. Moses, ca j.
Il. Barber. ED, Mr.. Cox. AID Mr.. oaa$.
the we'll known co!rcspt ndGat, ali Ct Wasnine-
too Hon. John $. Barbour. Nlsi,r Jaha W.
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-ALWA VS. READY
OYSTERS Milk --CoDfoctionery.

Nf.TR y RREEGLE, I28 KING ST.,
Is serving daily the most delicious and appetiz.
ing fries, rossts and ste'Rs at mis-
LADIES OYSTER PARLOBS
and in his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen. Patrons
may rely upon picked Oysters and Tue best
cookery in all styles.
MILK and CREAM fresh and pure Fl ON the
country. always for sale. Try it for your amily.
Brengle's Ice Cream. Pies for dessert or lunch
and pure Candies are specisltes in which be has
never been e1celled. Cakes of all kinds OF the
best material cheaper than they can be m ,de ut
nc ms. De caters OF the best for families. gar.
Lies, balls. fairs and entertainments
Cream Putfs, Tarts and P1t,y of all inds :;
Fruits, sugared and plain; Caromels, Nu Is and
Conieotioneries of all kinds
Call, see, buy and be satisfied. ln12
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AAo
become members:
Adams kIpress oHco,
Agnew 8 Go. Jno. z.
q ls1andiia Gr z ,tte
Alexandria Ship Yard
4 u:Iin, Is. County Q. II.
BecSham & % j. r.
Bslls Sons. Robert
Bryant, Herbert
Burgess & Co., B. j.,
Office.
Burgess & Co B. j.
factory,
Citizens Natl. Bank.
Creighton d Son. j. T..
Creighton, w. f..
First National Bank
French, George 4
German Banking Go.
Gentry, w. T., resid' o,
Hill u Co.. Geo. Il.
Hooe, P. B.
Hoy, Thomas
Hunt & Roberts,
Lead beaten & Bro. R.S
Lewis, DR.. NJ. ID.
Nc Burney q Son, Geo
ID ehafsy s. Co., T. j..
wharf,
hehaffey 3 Co., T. J.
Office,
Our men com mence
sill orders will receive j
terms or other inform y
jinll-eo4t w. #
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YALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ T4 ~ FAlKF 10 a decree
rer de'ed 81 The Jun term. 1851. of the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county in the suit OF Makeley
vs.: oeldeen and Hetze the undersigned, com t.
missioner of ISLE, therein named, on MONDAY
February 10Th 1882. (Uourt day. at about -
o tSe N viii soil at public auction, in front
OF mo Court Ruu'a door Of said county, the fol
loving ZEAL ESTATE owned by Mis-. Het
"a: a TRACT or LAND. containing I5s
acres acre :, 3, rcods and poles. known as the
WHITE TRACT" lying in Centreviil, Dis.
ir'ct; nsar Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton,
Buckley and others. TITS land will be sold in
parcels, if desired.
THE MILL LOT al Clifton, about / of an
acre with the STRAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other sr-
ruttences thelolo attached; slso a SPOKE
M ACHlNE.
Terms of Sale: One.fourth clsh; the residue
In three tgusl annual instsllmenls, secured By
inc puichssers bocds. with good personal sacur.
ny; 'ba,rlng Interest from day OF SALE and tile
10 DO retilued till last pay mont is made.
d w THOMAS,
THCS. MOOLE
G,v
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HE FERRY STEAMER Cry OF WASHING
ToN.-rhe repairs to the ferry steamer City Of
Washington. which has bein at tho shipysri
tnr stVera' months past. have baon oompleted.
| ho steamer was Inspected Thursday by Steam
boat lOspco!or5 L1w,r5 end Savie. and pssstd,
Tho City of Washington Is ready 10 leave he
shipyard LOW. but it is understood thu steam or
will not be placed upon tho line between this
city and Washington till sometime next week.
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sd .nE h"r LAST Mont The hon ,i,ep a.
y"n1n'heI's Hall last night by come Of The
sse ~ns y htlemcn o. the city. ualer the man.
tr,I-i.t4t' c' ME- J"hr Il. Beckhsu. was a most
r'ea quests were present aa one whmn, u 1ni,.
'S 'haiea snd gentlemen from o,her G ties
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RAILROAD GOVERNMENTAL an iof, nal
meeting of gentlemen Interested 10 railroad
matters held at Washington, Ksppshannock
county Va Tuesday last, Information WAS TO-.
ceived from Hon. John s. Barbour, Presiden!
OF the V. NJ. 4. w. Cp. 10 the effect that he wss
resdy 10 confer with the railroad committee OF
the ctus.y. Thoreupon tha secretary was o.
dared to inform Measrs. w. r. Anderson. NJ .
Miller. JAS w. Fletcher. John T. Daniel, T. s.
Massie, II: Meneiee, and w. w. McIsit that
there would be q conference with Hen John s.
Es; bour in Alexandria on Friday morning,
January oh, 1882
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q IEyS

UEss! GUESS
" A GIFT FOR A GUESS.
l Will give away magnificent
Sl3O SHONINGKR NINR-SrOP OYMBKL-
LA PARLOR ORGAN
to the 7rson who comes nonrsst in gu e.sng The
Der Of Beans contained in the Glass Jar ex-
hblted in my Show Window. The Jar has been
flled N aealed by several prominent business
gentleman, and will no opened on the FIRST
DAY OF MARCH. 1882 by Judges selected 70,
the purpose who will count the Beans an award
the prize to the lucky guesser.
Come everybody Zach person allowed bu.
oRe gusss. Register Book open from 9 q. M. Ia
8p. m.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO,S
FIANO WARkROOAs, 4S3 9Th st., n. "
i,t7 Washington, D. u,
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MEDICINAL.
ESESS
a SEN SATION

- - - - - y
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE
BIZ The DISCOVERY OF SOME NEW
THING.
BUT NOTHING HAS EVRR STOOD TIE
THST LIKE
DIX. BENSON'S CELEKY AND CHANG
MILE PILLS.
THElR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY UNPREUEDENTED.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THEM
VERY HIGHLY.
AHd say that they really do cure SICK headuche
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Ner.
vOmSncss, Sltsp!essneSS hdi-
qss!ion. Paralysis and
Melancholy.
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lap ihsro will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Ii D"minion Building Association held
1T hsrmoLie Hsll Monday evening, al II o'clk
Business Report Of ccm nittee on constitution
and by AVIS aid election Of GERS By order Of
jan1d-2t CuIIpu.w
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EDUCATIONAL.

RlNd WOOD SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES
viii lie reopored at Ringwood, Fsuuuier co..
Va, on February lat, 1882.
Health. scholarship, cheerful home lifs, ncbt-
ness and system in hati!s grace in manners,
aims. 400 p''tno
:. Charges for term of FIVE months, (bo,,d. final
Lights. tuition in English) SO. 'N''
:, Reached from C.t!etrs Station on Y,MR
r., 50 miles from Alexandria. -
For further Information address
Miss j. A. MILLIGAN. P,;ooins,
Auburn Z. o., Fauquier CO., va,
We cordially commend the claims OF Ring.
wood Sen mary.
I. p. EPKs
Pastor Greenwich Church, Va,
WIN. DINwIDDIs
,.,o fastor u Presb. Church, Alexa., Va.
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TOR SALE-A FARM Of abou: $50 ACRES
l. tiuatod on Arlington Heights thrco mss
from the South end OF the Long Bid CO. in fui,
view oflhe Capitol. Sad farm han bstu u;.h
a. Dairy Farm 70, the lac. thirty Yosrs l
will sail the whole in body OF divId3 il in thrto
farms Of about 100 scras each. Improvcm ants
coed. Terms essY. Persons wi.hiag to "a. pbe,
the property can reach tho gams by Washington
and Ohio K. 4. at Arlington Station. when Is
about mile distant and II uile from Fort
Runyon on the Washington and Als1andiis K.
4. For particulars enquire of tho subscriber.
dec5-tf 8. 4. tE)k3EJr
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=, ioi&cs News. -TGcTo wtr, before tho Mayor
t '.ls morning C:oss, coored, charged with
't'A,og sl6 worth OF lead pipe from the bakery
-. AeSS's. Geo. e. Hill Il Co: Rose Miller
'I5..Ieu' Tor disorderly conduc!and doisming the
.~'Iac'er 0! another co,ored woman living in the
10y with her, and sample merchant repro.
fFe"'LNg alden & Bros, of St. Louis and New
',I", Tor selling goods without license. Cross,
m '"e chaFae against him could not DO sustained =,
.' discharged, but he Was Immediately IT.
s sri Ter stealing the pipe from Mrs. Wenzll
S ~ ned for trial Monday morning. Rose
t -'neI "ss fined IS, which She paid The
,' pc merchant was held for further e1auins.
non his afternoon.
Nsph Carroll. coloTed. WAS granted, by tn
"ASoF' permit 10 60 to the Aims House
GALES 10. DAY.-Mr. T. r. Lucas, suc.io, :
ss'; sod to day 10 froat of the market b, use,
W loyal street. for Mr.. j. l.. R1s,, ono fam :.
Tou'', o0S md half stcrics high. 10 Yves,
...aa' 10 John Marshall. Tor $500; also four
'' TN', houses, sld lots. 10 West Erd, TO Mr..
INehtufg, Tor 81 600; also lot OF ground,
,I!H0Ved by one hutd,ed fruit trees. adjoining
re- ABOVE Property, to Mr. Eichberg. for 800.
, ,nc hvFse and clrI ffered by Mr.. X Keup.r,
W WSe Tor Mr.. Rose. was sod to Mr.. John
Marsha Tor $l2l
t,' W. h1ris sold to day. Al private "a horse
SG!ooS,t here from Wsshn Cd, TO D.ntis
u'8ens, tjr SPA cash.
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IERSoNM,--Cuy Sergeant Wil!ian IL.
Smith, Who has been coDh1cd to bis house for
several dsys pas. VIII n throat trouble. has
recovered sufficiently to attend TO business
again.
Coi. Arthur Herbert. lel;' hero this mcrn;n :
iur Richmond to attetd tic funeral CT his re-
!auoo. Or. Fairfax. who's, s1ddcn death was
annourcsd 10 yesterday s G,z,ue
Miss Smith, s!s'er of Dr.. w. NJ. SDl,l., is
'I;,,lng mo Misses Smith. On Wolfe sroct.
Miss Williams, Of Baltimore, is pisi.ior the
Masses Wheat, on PiiOce street.
Mlss lula Foster, daughter Of NJ Ajor T. L.
rosIer' OF Salem. Fauqucr county, Va, is tho
GUnst Ct Miss Lucy Brown
e., 1'.;a Cooper of Fauquier equity, il visi:i4g
lie Misses Sn.oot, on Wilkes Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-14

GHoULs SCARED OFF.--L1st night tha a.
toltion CT tho wa!chnen and keepers Of the
cemeteries Dosr this CITY WAS attracted by tho
contiguous barking Of Digs. and Mr.. Wei ID
one OF the sections, thinklng something mus,
ho SroDg, quietly went 10 the rAiIrosd track,
not lar oil, and requested the assislarc, OF
Sjno OF tho hands. This request vas promptly
compiled with and the party fully armed, went
10 the direction OF grave 10 which corpse
haa been laid that evening. With tho sill OF
A''ght 1t vas discovered by tracks in the SOW
that several persons had been at the prav,, and
IhtlF retroalOg steps cluId b, heard 10 the
"istaEco. Pursuit WAS quickly givan, bu: soon
al traces were los. in the road leading 10 Huat
ihg c'osE. Ii is supposed the ghouls saw the
,iEh'. and btcomleg frightened Il I'D before they
"td 10 II o'cst anything. Tho party who
went IN pursuit say thay would have taken no
prisoners. as they think resurrectionists should
DC Treated with no consideration whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-14

Tao dressing vas magnificent snd rsrely b sa thero
been assembled in this city 80 much grace and
betu.y. Prof. Louis Weber. of Weshia g.on,
furnished the music, and dancing was continued,
with the exception of short in.ermission 10 psr
take of 8 splendid suppsr. prepared By DIR. Geo.
a. hppich until an early hour this m orning,
when tina happy company reluctantly disbursed.
LADIES FAIR The fsir for the benefit OF
the AIexsndrls Reform Club, by the lady
friends of that institution, will open on Mon
day night. aud continue every night dGrirg
the Teek. Every arrangement has been efftc :
ed, and nothing has been left uudono to make
each o7euipg entertainment attractive. Set
eral kindred societies from Washington hsve
sigoiGed their intention of being present during
Tho week. 1t is to DO hoped that tbs oiiiz ,5s
of Alexandra will paron!z, this far literally.
AID encourage Tho red ribbon boys 10 their
good work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-14
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Ing eleven rooms, in central part OF The CITY, TT
will exchange for q good bueinnsa stand, !G:ut-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-14

ENOR RENT.-A dosir.b,o DWELLING
II HOUSE on tho coracr al G,4, and Wilkes
streets with "a. and w.;er. Pcs,oss',a xivcr
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