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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-11
COMMON COUNCIL.

Al regular meeting of tho Common Council
OF tho city OF Alexandria. held on the 10th day
OF Jsnuary, 1882, there weio present: James s.
Douglas. Geo.. President. and Messrs. Burke.
Lsmbert fics, Green. Slirn, Mclean, Nails
Sweeney sid Peake.
Tho Committee on Public Prcn,riv In whom
WIS referred the resolution, to advertise for pro.
possls icr tho repairs of The American Coal
Wharf and authorizing tho said com mittsa to
nave Nork done ty the lowest responsible bid.
der; reported, that it was imrtssible for them
TO 90 so, as by said resolution directed, and re-.
ton, viz:
Resolved, That the agent of American Goal
20. Do aulhofZ'd to have their wharf repaired
IN fuch manner as will be satisfactory to the
company; the samo to be under tho control of
The Committee on Public Property, and upon
the approval of the committee the Bills shsli ha
pIid. '' "
Mr.. Green offered the following amendment.
which was adopted, viz:
:, Resolved. That the Committee on Pubic
Property be authorized 10 make the necessary
repairs asked for. to the city's property, occn.
piod by The American Coal TO-. providing it
dots not cost over ST ,50)
The petition Of Mrs Ksts u. Tsylor. for mar.
mission to cree! two frame dwellings on the East
SIDE OF Henry streat. between Prince and Duke
streets was read. ana the prayer thereof granted.
a communication from the City School Board
III reihlloh TO Inc ompensation of the Treas or
Tor dis bursting the City School Fund wa. refsr.
rod to the Com nittee on Finsnce.
Tho following were received from the Board
OF Aldermen and their action thereon cor cured
~, ~: Rill Of James Kniwisle. jr., Dispenser
OF Medicines, $40 40; election and registration
bills Ct 4. B, Tr.eis s.; james l. Dyson, So /;
3 ". Mile, 81 40i reports IF The Finance
Comu itlfe upon tho conn uaic alton Of tho M az.
or concerning the suit Of tho U. s. vs. The Civ
Councl; The petitions Of the le.sefs of tho ala, =
sndria Csr.nl Of II. 8 Walt'es, aurvivirp part
ner, AID If Wesley MaRsley. and the cnmnu.
n'tatlon OF tho HeaHh Offer ia relation 10
k4ttirga death record.
Tho Board then ndj burned
Test; JAMES l.. CATION, Clark.
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SPECIAL PRIVATE SALE OF DRY GooDs.-
liAvlrg ihIs day purchased the entire stock in
w. N. B=,klrys STORE. ard removed it ovsr to
our acre. no will. from Monday morpitg. Jsp.
9. 1882. dispose Of the entire stock muoh be-
lo7 the reIular priaca, having purchased il!
che1p tor cash. and Of greatly reduced prices.
Persons Who do:!ie to purchase Dry Goods,
No'Spq al Hosiery. either OF wholesale or re-
TAIL vii hnd it 10 their advantage TO eivo US
call. The stock consists of CaIic,s. Cotous,
Cloth. CassinerI, Ladies God Gents Under.
wear. Giiv.s. Stockings. Socks. Suspsrders,
Table Cloth. Alptc.s. Cashmors and a general
assortment ISAAC EICuBERG.
decT Nv SucoeslOr 10 SlsYmaker Co,
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TIE CORPORATION JUDuEsHIp-A special
dispatch from this city to the Washington Re-
publican says: "The vacant iudgeshlp OF the
Corporation Court. made so, By the death OF
the lamon.ed a. W. ChiltoD. has created Q
lively con est for the place. Mr.. +. II. Wind
aor has ms iority OF the members OF the Resd-
ulster executive committee Of the city. who
have irdorsed him, aod his friends claim that
no has the bes: show for tho place. Mr..
Windsor Is o graduate Of the law and stands
high 10 his profession. He espoused the Cause
Of the Rsadioscrs 10 1850, and has since sup.
ported 1t literally With his means and il huepce,
- = aentlemsn of Zoe address and commanding
nfuarcc, and if elected will give satisfaction to
tho bar and people. He was ems q two who
voted thc July electoral ticket 10 Alexandria
10 1850"
A delegation went to Richmond las: pieht 10
favor Of Judg, Sangs!er Tor the judgeshlp.
Souc say the real contest il between Judge
Sa0gs.er AID Majjr n. B. Meade. bu; Major
Meade says openly CO this strres that Mr. +.
Il. Windsor will bo the ntys judge. Mr..
Windsor has the endorsement Of the Read us-
ter Executive Committee Of the ci y, which
endorsement carries with it s!I tho weight CT
tho party 10 Alcza5dric. Mr.. d. A. Windsor.
Chairman of III, Executive Committee, AID
WI IL lAHUly CiupsJu, Chaiiu au VI tho bio'
srict Congressional Committee, will, 10 &C
cordaLc, with Instructions Of tho psry
here. le-ve tonight for Richmond to pr
sent the wishes of the com miltee 10 the matter.
Ihey will a,s) c.ry with them petition.
nuGer0u.Ny siennd, tsvoring NJ. +. X.
Windsor r,r the rts:'o1. Judge SAuCster is
reported TO bavo said that his election is o,r;aio
# Goa. Malone keeps his hsods eff. and does
not give hi4 inaaanc, TO any of the candidates
against him. MIR. VIM f. Cave ia 10 the fight.
bu. oplnion has IL his ohauces are, "exceediog
ly SLIM" Judg, S. Bassott Fforci. who has
baeo meni.ntd ia connection With the Alex
nnbria iu5gsshIp says no would cot tsko the
p0sllloo, # Cii,rGd 10 hun at tho present sal
AIS 400 per apnun. Indeed. it is uodeI-
stood. Judg, Fretch. WHO il warm, personal
trood Ct tho M:s,rs. Wioisor. dos not want
the position at al.
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BADLY turned. Thomas kier, COLOR d
ssoIt wave years old, was burned so badly at
Tie mouse Of Zig parents. in the locality known
as Petersburg" this morning, that his hf5 is
ntsni'red OF During the absence of his mother.
Inc boy, who hsd been lett il tho house alone
with younger 1ait, poured some oil on the
WOOD IN Ina stove, snG was blowing the cos's
When me oil 'gnited, and blazing up suddenly,
ouInoi IN n est terribly about tho face head
ana shoulders. DR.. Jones attended, the lit o
sufferer A short time ago little colorfd girl
"aa burned to dih,n in house q short ds.anc 9
from The kiaf's
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One Expe.iencc from Many.

u hsd been sick and miserable 80 long and
had caused ny husband 80 much trouble and
expense. no one seemed to know what allied me,
that was completely dishesrtened and diacour-
aged. In thi, frame of mind got bottle OF
Hop Bl!teIs and used them unknown to my FAM
~. soon began to improve al d gained 60 fast
that my husband and family thong bit it strange
and unnatural. bu. when told them what had
helped me. they said 'Hurrah for Hop Bi!ters |
long may they prosper, for they have made
mother we'll and US hsppS,-The Mother
Home Journal
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LOCAL MATTERS.

fhe Heathe7 Rrobabil,ties Jan. II. 1852
For ths Middle States local rains and light snow
In the northern portions. clearing in the south.
ern portions northwest to southWe Wlnda, no
change in temperature snd rising barometer.
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"Ccrtainfy of RelIeI:'

WHMISGroN N. g.. Fsby. 4 1881
II. II. WARNER Il Co: Sn8 IL know from
pe'so'a! 'Sp,ri,nc, that ytur SAT, Kidney and
Lr'r Cu'n - g:eat medicine, and | believe
oil "ho gro Ill o!ed Can taks it with oertaiu,y
OF rel!of sud euro. r, HARTMAN,
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Mothers! Mothers BIothers!ll

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering snd crying with
the e1crucisting pain of cutting teeth? II 80.
60 at once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP: 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately upon it /;
there is no mistake sbou! it. There is not .
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st that it will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother. and relief and
health 10 the child operating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases, and pleasant TO
the taste, and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere rs cen,s
bottle. mh1l
"WNE OF CARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult mcnstruation.
For sale by K. s. Leadbester & Bro.
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COMPREHENSIVE,
AUCTION nALEh,
BV K. It, LucAs. anrtinnaar

BY X. T. Lucas, Auctonear.
I'M THE l4!h DAY OF JANUARY, 1882
- a. IL o'clt cx M, will cell in front of Tho
Market Building on Royal street, Alexandra.
Va, FOUR (d Lon s with improvem enls lhere-
on. consisting Of FOUR FRAdE HOUSBS
Two stories high; ono lot with a house there on
one and half stories ligh, and one acre of
around adjoioing the same. improved by one
hundred we'll assorted and line bearing fruit
tteee, we'll OF excellent water and . stable con.
laining seven stalls. The above dafcribsd prop.
erty is situated on the Little Kiyer Turnpike, in
West Bnd Fairfax county, and sdjoios the
"Robsrts' Mill property.
Terms OF Sale: One fourth cash, and the rssi.
due, in SIX, twelve and eighteen months from Tho
day Of sale Title retainer. until full p.1msnt of
the purchase money. j. Il, KOSE.
N. q AT The sama TINA and plsca, unless
previously dip osed Of at private SALE viii Fell
ono hay HORSE AID one OART.
jAh6-!d X. KEMPER. Trustee.
fNuMMlssIouEW!,sALK OFA yALU-
~ ABLE LOrin UentrevIle. Va.-By virtue
Ola decree the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
at its November term. 1881, in the suit OF Uhas.
j.. Bradley against j. W. Mohler and othera,
The undersigned Commissioner therein named,
will Oh MONDAY, tho 18th day Of January,
1857. a. p: N. IN front OF the Court House door,
1t FaltiaI G. b.. Va, offer for sale TO- the high
ost bidder that valuable LOT OF GROUND in
Centreville Va. lately part of the lands of J.
w. Dear, formerly known as the Freeman Lot,
containing one and a'half acres The lot is
highly improved and has an ample orchard.
Terms: 30 much cash in hand So will pay the
costs aud expenses of suit and sale, and balance
on credit of &. II and Is months.
II not sold at public sale The same may BIO
bought at private sale.
CAssIUE CARTER,
decl9-law4w Commissioners.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED. At a meeting # A.,
exAndria Council, No. CIT. Royal Arcabuu.
h:ld Tuesday hight last, the folIowr
officers were installed M. Mclean. Regent;
+. q. Bell, Woo Regent; A. G. UhIer, Orator;
J. r. Alexander. Secretary; Geo. w. Moss,
Collector; Geo. Uhlor, Treasurer; B w. Nails.
Ohsp!nio; 8. Sidney D5u slss, Guide; o. w.
Bell, Warden; j. W. Psskc. Sentry; j. r.
B:ckhnm, Park Agnew and A. A. VARIED.
Trustees. This order WAS organized Deem
Dor . and isin hoursbing condition.
Past Grand Patriarch Charles Goodrich. ir-
stti cd the following officers Of Marley Erc,np,
mept, |. 0. o. + NJ. 6. las: night: j. r.
JsVins. q. Patriarch; Il. Lylcp, s. Wardeu; w.
W. SherWocd. Fl: Pfts'; j. -. Wslkius J.
Wsrd.r; w. h Latham, Scribe; Jas II. De-
vsushr, Treasurer; Jas Johnson. 0. Sant.;
&. s. BeuDett. |. SCOT; l. NJ. Davis. Guido
Henoei T.. Nails. Is: WstoF; JAS w. Nalls,
2od do; J. g. Graham. "a DO; s. A. Mar
kin, 4Ih do.
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LOCAL BREVIlIES.
tight and pleasapt weather tc-isv.

Bright aud pleasan! weather to1sy.
Ihete wire DO cists at poiics headquarters
t;-lsy.
Gen. Bradley I. Johtson IVES 10 tho oily tc-
dsy.
:, Ms; Nary Mckoishf. sister of Mr.. Wm. B..
Mcknight. Of this city. died 10 Washington
yesterday after few hcurs illness.
hshop Thomas q. Dudlay. Of Kentucky, was
a. ufteh's M.nsion Houso Last night on lis
Way homo.
:; Ms:!tr K. s. Falls wIo apout ths holidays
10 HIS city with his father, Mr.. L. ". Fs!s.
"ss t,.ufEed 10 81. James Coil-ge Washington
county. Nd
Mr.. Alexander L}les has The coniract for
pl"dTS 'wo ifame houses on Henry S;rrnt,
DtIHeen Primes and Dakc, for Mrs. ka!e u.
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

We have now in actual operation torty.s;x
Telephones, and are :diDg to the mum Der every
week. The best advertisement for the instru-
melt IS thst all are entirely satisfied with it,
than in tie larger ci i,a. Ihs system operated
is entirely lew, sad the best, so far, or likely to
DO discovered. The terms hre 80 moderate and
ita uses go varir d. being great convenience and
'vi'u.ble time saver, that it would be well for
those who arc not subscribers to we'll consider
whether they can G0orel to be outside Of the TX.
change. Tho following is a list o! present sub.
scrlberF, and many more have about decided to
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II or1oE.
Virgin il Midland Railway Ctmpany,
prnli

N
Virgin i. Midland Railway Company
Pre.iionts Office,
Alexandria, Va January 10Th, 1882
TO the holders Of frat and second preterrsd
stock of III Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pany:
Pursuant to auth o.itv heretofore confsr,sd bv
the stockholders and directors, notice is hereby
given that on s1d sitter the 10Th day of Jauuary.
1882. This company will be prepared to deliver
in exchange for every ton shares of preterrt d
s!ock Of either class a 6 par cent ono thousand
dollsr Income bond of the company. secured by
mortgage upon all the property of the com
psDy. together with an "a lsl number of shares
OF tho con m On stock OIL tho company, At the
Office Of The Central Trust Com pany, in the civ
Of New YORK. For lees number of shares of
either class than ten ,hsro will be issued an equal
number OF shares OF common stock. and Ger.
lacste stating on ills face thas tho holder thereof
is entitled 10 part of thousand dollar income
bond. bearing such proportion 10 the sum of one
thousand dollars as the par value of the stock 30
presented for exchange bears to the sum of ono
thousand dollars; and that whenever, such frac.
tonsl certificates. to tie amount of one thousand
dollars. shall be presented at the agency Of this
company, in the city CT New York, An income
bond for The sum Of one thousand dollars will be-
Issued in exchange therefor. The company will
also. at the same tins and place. issue to the e1.
lifting common stccs holders OF the com suy one
ooohiOhht VI u B.Cc6 lOr every
share now held by them.
jsnl0 JOHN \. BARBOUR. Presidsnt
7 x PAGES LIQUID GLUE-Ws have
~ rec. i7ed another invoice OF LIE Psgss
Liquid Glue The best in the word and al ways
ready Tor use. For sale Wholesale ind retail By
jsnlO McLKAN & UHLER. rs Biagpt
VELVET AND PLUSH FRAMES, Fancy
Ink siaIdF, Diaries for 1857, Playing Cards
and q large assortment OF goods adapted for
Christmas presents.
declS ROBERT BELLS SONS.
A FULL LINE OF CHOIUR FAMILY
Ii GROOBR1BS for GALE low at
j. y. MlLBURN'S,
Ian IN II N. Royal st.
iohI hheohDC ouh I'D BEEF for sale in
~ !, 2. q, and II 10 packages or by the
pound. cut, 1t >. y. MILBUKN'S,
lanlO II N. Royals st.
SMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS received
~ to-day by lanlOl j. q. hILBURN,
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GUEss {.

HUESS! GUESS.
" A GIFT FOB A GUESS.
l will give away magnificent
$3.50 Sion NIGER NINR-STOP OYMBEL.
LA PARLOR ORGAN
to the psrson who comes nearest in guessing The
number Of Beans contained in the Glass Jar ex-
hiblted in my Show Window. The Jar bias been
filled ard sealed BY several prominent business
gentlemen, and will he opened on The FIRST
DA1 w MARCH,. 1852, by judges selected for
the purpose, who will count The Beans an award
the prize to the lucky guesser.
Come everybo ksch person allowed but
one Russs. Register Book open from .. m. 10
6p. N.
SIDNEY r. NIMMO'S
PIANO WAREKOOMS, 433 9Th ST., n. ".
JAM Washington. u. q.
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AT TIE Iron Works -Everythirg was
DISK at the Iron W orks in this city to day Tho
morning wss occupied in PREPARATIONS for the
running OF both The ~ lding and rehaatir fur.
nacts ut tha est bshmenl this afternoon. Atl
O'clock Captain Archer, President Of tho potc-
mIc manufacturing %. arrived At tho works,
accompanied By Hon. James Gilailsu, Treas.
urer OF the United States DR.. Bas.e.t and s car
wheel manufacturer from Boston. The maLu-
facture OF IRON, both from the" scra," and direc:
from Inc tfc, was then commenced. Both fur
haces worked with great satisfaction, and The
msnsgen IN. CT superintendent Brooks was
hlgaly praised. The iron turned out TO d.y
'iom !he ?uGdirg furnace YVES suitable for the
inGhuiactaro OF Car Whee s TO morrow c1peli
,nehtl IN the mel utscturo Of sloel will DO made
Dur,rX tho time the rohaaLing furnace WAS work.
lhR Monday and estorday over twenty tonr Of
IRON were turned Gu. or over twice IS much 81
conld 10 mato ty an ordinary furnac, in tho
ssme number Of hours.
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RAILROAD MEETING -Gou. Brad ey T..
Jnhosou. of B.Iimor', Nd; a. L. Paterson.
ct Louisville. Ky; W. II. Curtis. OF Boston,
+. J. Buchaaan, of SaltvIIr. Va; j. w.
RoboSop. Of Virginia, w. f. Peery and II. 9.
Anderson, OF Tazcwe county, Va, stockholders
"nd directors OF tho Virginia. Kentucky and
Ohio Railroad Comr.ry, arrived at Green 3
Msuson tic1se in this cry. this morning, and
rIgau d & nscIiog lor the transaction OF bus:-
n'ss clrDfctd With the building of the road
q rough the States named Alter being 10 SEES
sion shtr time. only routine business hsvicg
been transacted. dispatch was received from
Gen. II. =. Wharton. of West Virginia. Pres
dem of tho Company, stating that it was i'm.
possible for him to attend meeting of thtsa
interested in the rropos d road at this time.
The meeting ton adjcurocd. Immediately
upon the achievement OF tho moo,icg all The
gentlemen In at,tpdaIo> loft for Washington.
Some OF them returned TO tt il city Late this
evening.
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sll orders will receive immediht attention For
terms or other infor I'm alton apply ~
j.hll-eo4L w. T. GENTLY, Manager.
MEETING or THE BOtDHOLDERS OF
IVA TEE WASHINGTON s. OHIO X. K.
CO-An adjourned meeting OF The Bondh olders
will be held on TUESDAY, 18th January st ii
o'coek 10 receive the report of the com mittee
appointed on the 25!h of October last.
JOHN w. BURKE,
janll-3t Chairman
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Peake & Nslla,
Police Headquarters.
Por!ner, Robt., brew y.
Pos!ofiice.
Perry. Smoot s. Co.,
Perry. Thomas
Ramsay, e. VIM.
Seed, r. a.
Reid, James H., re:i1'e
Hisbeill. T. ",
Robinson 3 Son. q Il,
Smith. Francis l.
.SmoO! & Co., w A
Stuart, Charles e
Smo0t, j. II. D.
Van Aukep, r. L.
Va. Midrd. Il. ". Co.,,
Gen. Freig ht Office.
VS. Midpd. 4. W. Co..
Mister 1'raas.
VS.. Midrd. R.W. Co.
j. 8. Douglas eff &C,
w arlington Steamboat
Company,
Wise, Geo ms. 4 gent.
w. q .. K. Z. 20.
Freia BIT Office.
W. u. Telegraph Co.,
Operating Room
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become members:
Adams Express Office,
Agnew & 20. Jno. +.
hlsxsndii. GrZ lite
alexandria Ship Yard
8 u.lin, B. County q. Il.
Becshsul & % j. T.
Bells Sons. Robert
BrJ ant, Herbert
Burgess & Co., Is. j.,
clice,
Burgess & Co , B. j.,
factory,
Citizens Natl. Bank,
Creighton J. Con. j. T.
Creighton, w. +.
First National Bank
Ere. CD, George X
Garmtn Banking Co.
Gentry. w. T.. rtsid' q.
Hill u Co.. Geo. K.
Hooe, Z. Is.
Roy, Thomas
Hunt & Roberts,
Lead bester & Bro. rs.
Lewis, Or. Nj, ID.
u C 3nrney y Son. Geo
Ii ebhfey & Co.. T. j ,
wharf,
AehAdey s. Co., r. j.,
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\ trial package Of" BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge.
For sala by T. s. Lead ha.tar & Bro.
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EHOR RENT-A desirable DWELLING
~ HOUSE on the corner az LEO and WIikoa
streets with gas and wst:r. Possession given
Immediately. kpp.y to
dec27.eo1m John W RJ1nKE
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FOR MAZE ciss ssEE'E'.
EOE sally.

A desirable BRICK DWELLING, c,.la;r.
inn eleven rooms, in Central pnt OF Lbo c;!y, u
will exchange for q good business stand. iic;uG.
ing dwelling and slira room. IN Elex.ndrn.
Inquire at the Gaz3lta I'll p. 1ec.9-a atf
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now THIS. Of assorted quality, for sale
~ cheap At SO kisg ST., cornar Royal.
dec7 j. Z. CRkIGHTON & SON,
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AUCTION SALES.

= Under authority Of decree CT the Circuit
=. OF Richmond city, rendered April 90, 1880.
IA t1e sun OF Henry Lewia ct Als. vs. the w. &
Y. K. K. Company ct alp., mud affirmed nv tho
Court OF Appeals of Virginia ct lis September
.efm. 1851; the undersigned, special Commits.
o'omnefs, will at II o'clock M, on the
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SS1LVRk WHITE" expressly for cleaning
- and polishing silver and plated wsre "a.
com. uended by sll tho leading jewellers for sxle
BY Il. L. ADAM,
decI6 70 King stre1t
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I HAVE received fresh lot of the celebrate,
L SARATOGA MINERAL WATER. whic i
will sell At rs. per gallon.
nov29 J, ID. e LINT.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-02
CONGRESSIONAL DIRK.
Both Houss ~ Work on the Appropria ion
Bills The Legislative Pill Passed by The
senats-Biu Regu ar ng TIE Csrcyiog ct
Passengers ar Sea.
Tie Sel.nte.

WASHINGTON, July sen. Saunders, from
committee On territories, reported a bill IL
establish the territory Of Pembira, and pro-
viding a temporary government therefor.
Sen.Hale, from committee or appropriations
reported the house joint resolution appropri-
atieg 100000 to provide for efficiency in the
appropriation for fees 0: witnesses in United
States courts.
Senator Hill colorado Offered an amend
ment providing thai all persons residinw west
of the Mississippi river, summoned as witness
es in star route cases in Washington, shall be
entitled to per diem fee of $3.50 and mile
age fee OF seven cents per mile, Adopted.
In view of the adoption Of this amendment
the amount appropriated was increased to
$4,000, and the joint resolution passed as
amended.
The senate went into committee on the
legislative executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill. After discussion the bill as amend
ed was reported to the senate and passed.
bill passed to further regulate the invest.
Inent OF Pacific railroad sinking funds. II
permits the secretary Of the treasury TO issue
first sinking fund in first mortgage thirty
year bonds OF the Union Pacific and Central
Pacific railroads.
The seraUe then in committee proceeded 10
the consideration of the general deficiency
appropriation bill, which was considered
without interruption until the senate went
into executive session, and shortl adjourned